2^nd March 2018
PARISH COUNCIL MEETING

Please note change of venue.

The next meeting of Poynings Parish Council to be held upstairs in the Royal Oak on Tuesday 6^th March 2018 at 7pm due to weather conditions

Agenda

1. Apologies for absence
   
2. Minutes
   
3. Matters Arising
   
4. MSDC and WSCC
   
5. Public Participation
   
6. Expenditure for Jan and Feb
   
7. Planning applications
   Orchard Cottage, Dyke Lane, Poynings, Brighton, West Sussex, BN45 7AA. Notification of intention to remove hedges and trees. Decision.
   
8. MSDC Garden Party Nomination
   
9. Annual Parish Meeting
   
10. Footpaths
    
11. Insurance
    
    1. Items for Next month’s Agenda
       
12. Dates of Next Month’s Meeting
    

Clerk to the Council
Mr Colin Warburton

Over 60’s can come along and ask for help with anything, from how to order their weekly shop online, to using Skype, online applications, e-mailing, or learning how to use their smartphone etc. Anything I.T. related!

The next meeting of Poynings Parish Council is to be held in the Village Hall on Tuesday 9th January 2018 at 7pm.

Agenda

1. Apologies for absence
   
2. Minutes
   
3. Matters Arising
   
4. MSDC and WSDC
   
5. Public Participation
   
6. Expenditure for Nov and Dec
   
7. Planning applications – None
   
8. Budget for 2018 – 2019
   
9. Church/Parish Tables
   
10. Cemetery Shed
    
11. Co-Opt councillor discussion
    
12. Old Folks Christmas Party
    
13. Insurance
    
    1. Items for Next month’s Agenda
       
14. Dates of Next Year’s Meetings
    

Clerk to the Council
Mr Colin Warburton

Mid Sussex District Council has set up Christmas tree recycling points at convenient locations across the district to help residents dispose of their trees when the festive fun is over.

The Council has arranged for 25 temporary Christmas tree drop-off points in towns and villages across the district, so there will be a place nearby where residents can recycle their real Christmas tree. All people have to do is take along their tree to the most convenient local site, place it in the marked bay and it will be taken away to be recycled locally.

Residents with a green garden waste collection bin can put their tree directly into it, as long as the lid can still close firmly. Alternatively, people can take their real tree along to one of the Household Waste Recycling Sites at Fairbridge Way in Burgess Hill or Imberhorne Lane in East Grinstead.

Sites will be open between 30 December 2017 and 12 January 2018 at the following locations.

ENDS