The Parish Council has one vacancy following the uncontested election.
At the May meeting, the Parish Council will have the opportunity to co-opt a new councillor to the vacant seat.
Are you passionate about your community and want to make a difference?
If you are interested in being a parish councillor, please contact the clerk on 01626 335813 or stokeinteignheadparishcouncil@outlook.com
Reminder!
The March Council meeting will take place on Monday 11 March at 7.00pm in Stokeinteignhead Village Hall.
The Annual Parish Meeting will follow this at 8.00pm.
Meetinig papers can be viewed on our agenda page!
All residents welcome to attend both meetings…..wine, soft drinks and nibbles served at the APM.
Look forward to welcoming you all.
The Neighbourhood Watch coordinator circulates information on a regular basis and information details can be found on the village website, but BT have provided their own information on scam/fraud awareness. You can find the advice here.
An extraordinary meeting of the Parish Council will be held on Tuesday 22 January 2019 at 7.30pm in the Committee Room, Stokeinteignhead Village Hall. All residents are welcome to attend and the agenda can be viewed here.
This meeting will be to discuss the Parish Council’s position on the closure of the churchyard.
A planning meeting will be held on Monday 26 November 2018 in the committee room, Stokeinteignhead Village Hall , commencing at 19.30. Please click here to view the agenda.
DCC have confirmed that one of the downstream piles was in poor condition. To mitigate this they have now received a large 3.7 tonne pipe which is being modified at the contractor’s yard. This pipe will be placed around the cluster of piles and have concrete injected into it. When the concrete has cured the weight restriction can be removed. This should take a couple of weeks, weather permitting. However it will entail a full closure of at least six hours – we will try to make this happen to cause as little disruption as possible but is tide dependant.
The upstream pile caisson has been found to have timber pitch pine piles but these are in good condition.
Engineers are working on all the pile clusters to check they are in good condition and require no further work.
Engineers believe that when the downstream work is finished the full 40 tonne weight limit can be reinstated – great news for Christmas!
