The Latest News from our Parish Council
Sandon and Burston Parish Council are looking to work with Hopton and Coton Parish Council in an attempt to get Bloor Homes to stop or minimise Sandon Road closures. Could it be managed with a single track and traffic lights instead? Possibly it would mean more costly for the developer but it would save travel time, fuel for local residents and lessen the environmental impact of increased mileage.
Burston Tea Party, which is back, is on 12th July at 14.00 in Burston. This is an event that the Parish Council has actively supported with a grant given to support the local initiative. All are welcome.
At the time of writing SCC have confirmed that the River Trent bridge replacement work is due to start in June, but no date has yet been announced.
Please remember that members of the public are always welcome at the Parish Council’s meetings, the next one is in July at 19-00 at the Parish Rooms in Sandon, we hope to see you there.Hugo Wildblood, Chair of Sandon and Burston Parish Council.
Nikola Evans Parish Clerk: [email protected] 07971 - 226170
Sandon and Burston villages are represented by Sandon and Burston Parish Council which generally meets every other month at Sandon Parish Rooms. For more information, please see our website www.sandonandburstonpc.org.uk.
Parish council meetings are open to the public where everyone is welcome and there is a dedicated section where residents can present and discuss local issues.
We begin at 7-00pm and finish no later than 9-00pm