Have your say about the youth provisions across the parish! Simply fill out the online survey below to let FACE Frampton Cotterell know what you want from your youth service provider.
This is your chance to have a direct say and help shape the youth clubs future!
Frampton’s youth service for school years 6-8 want to hear what you want from your youth service.
Printed questionnaires can be filled out and handed in at the Brockeridge Centre, Woodend Road. Alternatively, you can print your own copy using the download button below.
On Wednesday 30th October 2019, residents of Frampton Cotterell and Coalpit Heath were able to truly express and honour the memory of our distinguished historic celebrity, author Dick King-Smith. His daughter, Juliet King-Smith, kindly travelled to visit us and spent the whole day here, she had a very busy itinerary.
Throughout the morning, Juliet walked around the scarecrow trail and enjoyed seeing all the characters from her father’s book in scarecrow form. Juliet’s face lit up when she saw the scarecrows. She enjoyed her time so much being back in the village, she has said a few words summarising her day:
Juliet praised all the scarecrows that she viewed on Wednesday 30th October, saying, “Thanks for a terrific day on Wednesday. It was so nice to be in Coalpit Heath again. I loved the brilliantly-imaginative scarecrows…”
Juliet went on to reflect on the fun she had telling stories at the Manor Hall, “The gathering in the hall that used to be the primary school went very well, I thought, and it was nice to meet some locals and their kids and to read, ostensibly, to the children, but I noticed the parents and helpers seemed to enjoy listening in too.”
Thank you to everyone that took part in the scarecrow trail this year, all of your entries were fantastic and we can’t wait to see your designs next time! If you have any theme ideas for the 2020 trail, feel free to send them over to us office@framptoncotterell-pc.gov.uk
Major resurfacing works will be carried out at the A432 Badminton Road in Old Sodbury from the 4th November 2019. The proposed works are outlined in this letter from South Glos Council.
South
Gloucestershire Council’s Regulatory Committee have agreed to consult on a
proposal to publish a list of all licensed vehicles. In summary, the
Committee wishes to provide users of the licensed taxi and private hire service
in South Gloucestershire with as much information as they can to enable an informed
decision on how best to travel.
The Council is
also consulting on a specification for wheelchair accessible vehicles.
Statutory guidance states that a vehicle should only be included in the
authority’s list of wheelchair accessible vehicles if it would be possible for
the user of a “reference wheelchair” to enter, leave and travel in the
passenger compartment in safety and reasonable comfort whilst seated in their
wheelchair. The definition of “reference wheelchair” is set out in detail in
the specification.
This consultation will be open until 8th December 2019.
Your response or
observations, in writing, should reach this Licensing Authority by no later
than 23.59hrs on Sunday 8th December.
You can respond to this consultation in the following ways:
Read the proposed specification for
Wheelchair Accessible Taxis here
Read the proposal for public register of
accessible licensed vehicles here
A
residence has become available within the Perry Almshouses on Dragon Road for
anyone who is in need within the Fromeside Benefice (Parishes of Winterbourne,
Winterbourne Down, Frampton Cotterell and Iron Acton).
The
house is single occupancy and comprises of a lounge, small kitchen and
bathroom, an upstairs bedroom with communal laundry and gardens. The successful applicant will be required to
pay a monthly maintenance contribution and must be able to live independently.
In
accordance with the Trust Deed, applicants must be unable to afford a home of
their own; should be 60 years old or over (or if younger, are unable to maintain
themselves through ill-health accident or infirmity); if born within the Parish
should have been resident there for not less than five years or if born
elsewhere should have been resident for not less than 10 years prior to
application; with preference being given to those who are actively involved in
a Christian denomination.
For
further information and/or an application form please phone 07968 317324.
The
deadline for completed applications is midday on Thursday, 19th
September 2019.
The community have been busy helping to build the wooden den at the new play are on Beesmoor road.
Councillor Sue Walter’s said ” It’s been a great week and all the children that joined in had a super time. Many thanks to Nisa for refreshments and to Sainsbury’s Local for their hard working team yesterday. “
Take a look at the pictures below to see the great progress that was made!
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