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Welcome to Longwick-cum-Ilmer Parish Council’s Website, we hope that you find this a useful and informative source of information about the Parish.
Parish Council meetings usually take place on the third Tuesday of the month, except August. The first ten minutes are available for the public to express their view or ask a question on relevant matters on the agenda and they are welcome to stay and observe the rest of the meeting.
Latest Parish News
Traffic and Travel in Longwick-cum Ilmer Parish – Informal Drop in Consultation
Longwick School
23
July 2021
The Parish Council have employed a transport consultant to prepare a Transport Vision for Longwick and the surrounding hamlets within the parish.
Following the questionnaire many of you filled in earlier in the year and the discussion groups some of you attended, come and find out what the consultants have proposed to overcome the traffic and transport issues in the parish.
An informal drop-in consultation for local residents and businesses will be held at
Longwick School on Friday 23rd July 1.30-4pm and 5-7.30pm
Come and see us, chat to the people working on this task, ask questions and let us know what you think. What you see is not set in stone and you still have an opportunity to influence the outcome.
It is likely that there will be no official COVID restrictions in place on that day but please could you still wear a mask and observe the current physical distancing rules as not everyone will have been vaccinated.
If you are not able to attend an online version of the exhibition will be available on the Parish Council website near the time along with a form to let you tell us your comments.
If you would like to discuss the above or for more information please contact Councillor Valerie McPherson v.mcpherson@longwickcumilmer.org.uk
Free advice and training for Bucks small charities
17
June 2021
National Small Charity Week(14-19 June) celebrates and raises
awareness of the essential work carried out by small charities in
Buckinghamshire. It also offers them the opportunity to participate in training
at both a national and local level to equip them with information and skills to
overcome challenges and to thrive.
With four out of five charitable
organisations in the county considered small (annual income of under £100,000), the vast majority of Bucks not-for-profits have been hit hard by the
pandemic which has restricted income generation while driving up demand for
services.
If you work or volunteer for a Bucks voluntary organisation
which needs help, local charity Community Impact Bucks supports groups at
all stages of their development from getting started, to developing policies
and procedures, and securing funds and volunteers through online resources,
training and events, and one-to-one tailored advice. To find out how the
Community Impact Bucks team could help, read its Small but Mighty blog which also gives
details on how to receive weekly updates on new funds and
resources.
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