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Council
workers at work clearing weeds &
debris
from our village pavements, April
2011.
Welcome to the
2
New Parish Councillors - Sharon Arnott
&
Mari Ostli-East. There are 2
vacancies
on Winterbourne Parish Council. Mike
Hewitt was re-elected as our Unitary
Councillor.
The
Jumble Sale on Sat 27th Apr
made £410.
A
great result!
Wiltshire Council have
imposed a weight restriction on local
roads. This is to preserve the
amenities of
the area and prevent damage to the
road
and nearby buildings by heavy
commercial vehicles over 7.5
tonnes.
The Order covers Gomeldon Road,
from Policeman's Corner to the Porton
crossroads with Winterslow Road
(including East Gomeldon Road and
other
roads in Gomeldon). Also, Idmiston
Road
from Porton crossroads (Chapman's
Corner), through
Idmiston and as far as the
junction with the A338 about half a
mile from The Earl of Normanton pub.
The Order came into effect on 3rd May
2010
We sing unaccompanied in 3 and 4 part
harmony and enjoy a wide range of
music
from traditional folk songs,
madrigals,
spirituals, to popular songs from the
Victorian era, the 1930s and through
to
the present
We meet every Wednesday at
Winterbourne
Methodist Church
from 7.00 - 8.30pm
No audition - just a trial period
For more information contact leader:
Anne French - Tel. 01980 610062
annefrench38@aol.com
The BVAPC meets at least quarterly and
more often when there are serious
issues to discuss. The composition of
the BVAPC is Chairman or Deputy
Chairman of each of the five member
Parish Councils. The interests and
permanent agenda of the BVAPC
encompass
mutual interests in:
Pictured here at The
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CONTENTS
Election
results for Winterbourne Parish
Council
- May 2013
Jumble Sale
Success
Very many thanks to
all
who
coped with the jumble "mountain".
Weight
Restriction of 7.5 tonnes
on local
roadsThe Bourne
Valley Singers
A small, friendly, all-female
singing
group is looking for
new recruits
The Bourne Valley Alliance of
Parish Councils:
The BVAPC is an alliance of the five
parishes of the Bourne Valley;
Cholderton, Newton Tony, Allington
with
Boscombe, Idmiston and Winterbourne.
It was formed to promote the interests
of the Bourne Valley community (3,569
residents) and to negate Boundary
Commission proposals that the valley
be
split into two separate Electoral
Divisions. Whether this succeeds or
not, the BVAPC is an important new
entity which has been publicised in
the
Salisbury Journal.
What is it?
The current Winterbourne PC
representative on BVAPC is
David Baker.
• Bourne Valley Day Centre,
which
has met every Friday
to provide a day of social care for
the
elderly since 1981
• Bourne Valley Historical
Society, which was formed in 1948 to
record and conserve the history of the
Bourne Valley
• Distribution of funds
available
from building works for projects in
the
Bourne Valley community
• The newly proposed Bourne
Valley Youth Scheme to help the youth
of the area enjoy the available
amenities within the Bourne
Valley