Important information about Parish Meetings
An extraordinary meeting of Lydlinch Parish Council
to respond to a planning consultation is to be held on
Monday 24th March at 7pm
The next scheduled meeting of Lydlinch Parish Council is on Monday 24th March
to respond to a planning consultation is to be held on
Monday 24th March at 7pm
The next scheduled meeting of Lydlinch Parish Council is on Monday 24th March
Parish Council meetings are ordinarily held every two months on Monday commencing at 7pm
at the Hooper Hall in Lydlinch DT10 2JA
Members of the public are most welcome to attend meetings.
Please contact the Clerk to register their attendance in advance of the meeting
Notice of meetings is published on the Parish Council web site on the Tuesday of the week preceding the meeting date.
Should you wish to communicate with the Parish Council please call the Clerk on 01963 364276. You can also e-mail the Clerk at [email protected] or use the Lydlinch Parish Council web site contact page.
'PLEASE SLOW DOWN ' INITIATIVE
Dorset Council & Police Crime Commissioner have launched a trial initiative in North Dorset to help with concerns around speeding.
The Parish council engaged with the initiative and new signs were installed by DC Highways in Lydlinch & Kings Stag. The intention is that the signs will draw attention of the 85% of road users that can be educated through signage encouraging them to slow down.
The Parish council engaged with the initiative and new signs were installed by DC Highways in Lydlinch & Kings Stag. The intention is that the signs will draw attention of the 85% of road users that can be educated through signage encouraging them to slow down.
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These signs are classed as temporary and require regular evaluation to understand whether they are making difference in the community.
Please click on the image to provide the Parish Council with feedback on the project for Dorset Council Highways |
SERVICES
This section contains links to important services available. These are links to external websites.
Reporting an emergency issue about a road or pavement
Highway emergencies
An emergency on the highway is defined as something that will cause, or has already caused, damage to a person or property. This includes:
- damage caused to the highway by an accident
- obstructions/debris/hazards on the highway which could cause an accident
- significant flooding of the highway
- oil spillages significant enough to cause a road hazard
Community Transport Services
Community Transport can help you to make essential journeys to places like the hospital, doctors, dentists and opticians. Some services offer transport for shopping and social trips. The Dorset Council website has a helpful directory of available community transport schemes.
Help for young people in the Parish - click on the image read more
