Category: Parish Council

This is a correction to the post I published on 07.06.19 – click on the link below to see it.
https://dallington.org.uk/dallington-parish-council-vacancy-for-a-councillor/
Stella did not resign from Dallington Parish Council, she told the Members she was not standing for re-election on 02.05.19 due to other commitments.
We will miss her and wish her well (especially with her beloved horses).
Irene – Parish Clerk

 

Dallington Parish Council’s financial documents are now available to view on this website – go to https://dallington.org.uk/dpc-finance-2018-19/
to see the full list of documents.
Click on the links below to see the Public Rights Notice and a Summary of Your Rights.
Public Rights Notice 2018-19
A Summary of your Rights

Click on the link below to see the agenda for the Dallington Parish Council Planning Meeting on 18th June 2019 – to start at 7.00pm in the Village Hall.
Agenda

Dallington Parish Council has a vacancy for a Parish Councillor, due to the resignation of Councillor Stella Bellem.
If you are interested in becoming a Dallington Parish Councillor, please contact the Clerk at [email protected]
Please click on the link below to see the official notice for a Councillor Vacancy.
Vacancy for a Councillor

Dallington Parish Council will shortly be co-opting for a new councillor.  If you would like to play a vital role in our beautiful parish, please contact Irene (Parish Clerk) on 01424 838414 – email [email protected]

Dallington Parish Council recently had a meeting with ESCC Highways about the safety issues on the B2096, particularly the Carricks Hill/Earlsdown area and the exit from Bakers Lane.
ESCC Highways reply was disappointing – many suggestions (double white lines on Carricks Hill are out of the question), but there is no firm commitment or dates for improvements.
DPC will continue to campaign vigorously for these improvements
Click on the link below to see the reply from ESCC Highways.
B2096 ESCC Highways

Apologies for the delay in getting these reports up on the website.  Printer problems/year-end/elections etc., have caused some delay, but better late than never!
Click on the link below to see the reports.
Dallington PA 2019 Reports

The First Council Meeting of Dallington Parish Council will be held on 15.05.19, at 7pm in Dallington Village Hall.
Click on the links below to see the agenda and supporting documents.
Agenda
Budget Monitor
DPC Bank Reconciliation
DRG Bank Reconciliation

As previously posted, Dallington will have an uncontested election for parish councillors on 02.05.19.

There are 5 candidate places available and 4 candidates applied for nomination.  These are Nikki Holyoake, Wendy Miers, Pauline Ridley and Trish Wilson.

Stella Bellem has stepped down, she will be missed, but is continuing to do other work for the Dallington community.  With one vacancy, we will shortly be advertising to co-opt another Dallington Parish Councillor.

Click here to see the official notice from the Rother Returning Officer.
Irene – Parish Clerk

The Dallington Parish Assembly was held on 16.04.19, it wasn’t particularly well attended, but we had a very pleasant evening – wonderful food and lots of wine.

John Barnes (County and District Councillor) and Eleanor Kirby-Green (District Councillor) were there and we were able to thank them for their support on so many issues.

Sergeant David Sands (Dave) came along and responded to the many questions asked.

Peter Miles from the Messenger Group was there, and it is becoming evident that The Messenger and the Dallington website together are becoming the “Parish Pump” for information and communication.  Everyone agreed that the new format of The Messenger is excellent.

All the reports from County (ESCC), District (RDC) and the organisations in the Parish will be available on the Dallington website – DPC Meetings 2019-20 page – as soon as my new printer arrives, and I can scan them!

We are look forward to next year’s Parish Assembly and will put a lot of thought into better advertising.

Irene – Parish Clerk