18th November 2020
External Audit Concluded
The Parish Council accounts for 2019/2020 have now been reviewed by our external auditors and no issues have been identified. For further details please refer to this PDF link.
18th November 2020
External Audit Concluded
The Parish Council accounts for 2019/2020 have now been reviewed by our external auditors and no issues have been identified. For further details please refer to this PDF link.
Main Road Closure – 26th November 2020
Hampshire Highways have reported that part of Main Rd will be closed from 26th November for 2 days. This will affect the road between the Deane Down Drove/Kennel Lane junction through to Stockbridge Road, during the hours of 9:30am to 3:30pm. The work is being done by BT Open Reach to deal with tree branches that are too close to overhead cables.
Andover Rd Pedestrian Crossing Petition
The Residents Association of Kings Barton has expressed frustration at the lack of progress being made to install a pedestrian crossing on the Andover Rd.
If Littleton & Harestock residents would like to see the petition created by The Kings Barton Residents Association then please refer to the Headbourne Worthy Parish Council news item online at this link: http://www.headbourneworthy.org.uk/community/headbourne-worthy-parish-council-10171/news/petition-for-andover-rd-crossing—please-sign-39858
Littleton Linkers
Littleton
2nd November 2020
Dear Littleton Resident,
The second lock-down is now with us and, as a community, we need to ensure that anyone who needs help can get that help. In March we set up the LINKERS system which received parishioners’ needs; the ‘Duty’ LINKER then found a HELPER who ensured that help was given. This worked very well, and the seven LINKERS and 42 HELPERS did a great job. However, by July the requests for help had dwindled; this was due to people gaining confidence to venture out plus increased availability of delivery slots from supermarkets and pharmacies. Consequently, the LINKERS scheme wound-up and we do not envisage reinstating it.
In its place there are three different sources of help for you during this new lock-down.
These services are not meant to replace the help you might already be receiving from your neighbours. It provides a safety net to ensure that anyone in need knows they are not alone and can rely on getting help.
One last request: If you were one of the original HELPERS, or a new volunteer, can you please email Clive (clive.thompsett@icloud.com) indicating whether you are available and willing to help those who might use alternative 3 above? Many thanks.
Yours in fellowship,
Chris Rice. Littleton Community Group
Simon Kingston and Clive Thompsett. St Catherine’s Churchwardens
Peter Highfield. Parish Councillor