Langar cum Barnstone Parish Council
by
Alex. Cessford
Getting in touch
Our Clerk is your first point of contact. She may provide you with details of which councillor is best placed to advise you or perhaps point you to other sources and organisations.
For all parish council CONTACT details click HERE to go to the ‘Your Council’ page.
That page also contains information about your other elected representatives.
The Parish of Langar cum Barnstone
The Parish Council has nine members and is very active, meeting on the third Thursday of every month except August in the village hall in Barnstone .
Email our webmaster: cllr.cessford@theparishcouncil.org
Scams - important web-site
We have received details of a new web-site called www.thinkjessica.com
This site is supported by the Serious Organised Crime Agency and British Gas amongst others and contains a lot of very useful information on Scam Mail fraud attempts. Please take the time to look at it, and pass on relevant information to friends, relatives and neighbours who might not have computers.
Thursday 17 September 7.30pm Langar
Thursday 15 October 7.30pm Barnstone
Thursday 19 November 7.30pm Langar
Thursday 17 December 7.30pm Barnstone
Anti-Social Behaviour - who to contact
Rushcliffe Borough Council have responsibility for anti-social behaviour in our parish. If incidents occur, there are several ways to report them. Our clerk or any member of the parish council will be pleased to pass on information for you, or you can report it direct to:
Rushcliffe Borough Council - Admin Team on: 0115 9148 322
Or online at the Borough Council’s website - click the link below
https://eservice.rushcliffe.gov.uk/formsmaster/demopublic/ShowForm.asp?fm_fid=189
ASB in Barnstone
The Parish Council have been working with Rushcliffe Borough Council and the local Police over the last few months as a spate of anti social behaviour sprang up before Christmas. It really began when the weighbridge at Larfarge suffered a graffiti attack and there have been various incidents with residents property, particularly around the bus stop / Orchard Close area.
We think the Parish Council have made our position plain in the past – we will work to ensure that residents enjoy their right of peaceful existence in our villages and we will not tolerate a small handful of people who seemingly feel that they can behave in any way they wish without consequence. If you witness any such behaviour please report it to the clerk – theclerk@theparishcouncil.org – and we will ensure the information is passed on appropriately. Alternatively, there is a non-emergency number you can call direct to the Police which is 0300 300 9999 or you can call CrimeStoppers anonymously or see below.
At a time when the Council are working hard to get facilities in place for the young people of the villages who are deserving of our help and support, it is disappointing that there is still a small minority who seem intent on disruption.
Pictures In The Parish
Having had 40, (yes, 40!), parishioners who turned out on a very cold and frosty 22nd December to support the first showing in this new venture, it was disappointing that only 7 people supported the second screening , The Damned United, on the 19th February. However the Council has high hopes that our third offering on Saturday 27th March will be more attractive. See below.
Next Film Show!