Derby County Council Community Response Unit is now ready to take requests for assistance from members of the community who don’t have friends or family able to help them. Help is available for people across the county if they are:
Self-isolating because either themselves or a member of the household is at risk
Struggling to meet basic needs because of financial, social or health restrictions
Pregnant
Have underlying health conditions
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Volunteers from over 200 different organisations will be able to help with shopping, fetching prescriptions or offering a befriending service. Volunteers could be asked to help with food shopping and delivery, checking up on people who are isolated with a phone call or online help to prevent loneliness and check whether there is anything they need, or collecting and delivering prescriptions.
Derbyshire County Council trading standards team is urging residents to be extra vigilant and keep themselves safe from scammers during the coronavirus outbreak.
BRETBY PARISH COUNCIL MINUTES OF THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE PARISH HELD TUESDAY 17th MARCH 2020 AT 7:38pm IN THE WRAGG ROOM, ST WYSTAN’S CHURCH, BRETBY
Present: Cllr M Falder
(Chairman), Cllr Toone, Cllr K Kemp,
In Attendance: Mrs J Storer – Clerk, District Cllr Haines (to 8:06pm), Cllr Churchill (to 8:06pm)
19/654 Apologies
Apologies were noted from Cllr S Betteridge-Sorby (personal), Cllr Corner (personal) and Cllr Bridges (personal), Cllr Meyrick (personal), Cllr Chilton (personal). As a quorum was established, the Chairman commenced the meeting.
19/655 Variation of Order of Business
There was no alteration to the variation of the order of business.
19/656 Declaration of Interests:
Cllrs considered their obligations relating to declaration of interests; no declarations were made.
19/657 Public Speaking
a) Members of the Public and Council to comment on any matter
No matters were raised.
b) County Council and District Council members to raise any relevant matter
Cllr Churchill has made a request for a Flooding
meeting to be held soon rather that waiting for the annual meeting, it was
reported that it was unlikely that another flooding meeting could be arranged
and that a section at the Area Forum meeting will be allocated to flooding
matters. The budget for pothole repairs
has been exceeded.
The PCC is making packs available to run a community
speed watch session. These sessions have
been run before along Bretby Lane when many local residents were caught
speeding. Cllr Haines will forward the details of the scheme to Cllr Kemp who
will consider whether the scheme is viable as a means of gathering evidence of
speeding along Bretby Lane.
c) Parish Council Members declaring an interest other than Disclosable Pecuniary Interest wishing to make representation
No representations were made.
19/658 To confirm the Minutes of the Ordinary
Meeting held on 27th January 2020
These were circulated, read, approved and signed as a
correct record by Cllr Falder.
19/659 To determine which items if any, should be
taken with the public excluded.
No items were deemed necessary to be taken with the
public excluded.
19/660 To receive the Chairman’s Announcements
The trees on the Green have been attended to by SDDC.
19/661 To receive the Report of the Clerk
The Clerk’s report as previously circulated was
accepted with no further comments.
The Clerk explained that the method of providing
monthly returns to the pension provider is changing from a paper system to an
electronic one. This Parish Council is in the first phase of change.
The Clerk attended a Climate Emergency seminar on 6th
March 2020 and provided a verbal report. Whilst the course was aimed at
projects that large councils could deliver, encouragement was given for all
councils, irrespective of size, to undertake a climate emergency project.
19/662 Governance
a) Risk
Register update
There are no
recommended changes to the risk register.
RESOLVED to
make no changes to the risk register.
b) General Data
Protection Regulations (GDPR)
The Clerk
reported that there are no further information, no actions were recommended and
there were no incidents to report.
c) Website compliance
Cllr Meyrick has created a new website and the details
have been circulated to all Cllrs.
RESOLVED to accept the new parish council website.
A record of thanks and appreciation was passed to Cllr
Meyrick for his work on constructing the new website which is compliant with
all regulations. There was a desire for the new website to be interactive and
to provide news feeds, and following discussions about the practicalities of
monitoring any external postings that maybe made to the website, it was agreed
that any interactivity on the website will be for future discussion. The Chairman will arrange for a notification
of the new website to be included in the Church newsletter which goes to all
households.
d) To consider information about the former Bretby Castle and how to display the information
This matter was deferred to a future meeting.
e) Bretby in Bloom project
This will be deferred to a future meeting as it is
highly unlikely that any events will be hosted during this summer due to
coronavirus.
f) Scheme of Delegation
As government advice is changing about coronavirus and
public meetings maybe restricted; it was agreed to visit the scheme of delegation
to the Clerk to grant the Clerk powers to deal with items which may occur
during any period that the parish council is unable to meet.
RESOLVED to grant the Clerk all necessary powers to
deal with council business in conjunction with the Chairman and Vice Chairman. This is an emergency power and will be
revisited when the restrictions to social integration are lifted.
19/663 Drainage
issues
No further
matters were raised; the concerns about the flooding on Knights Lane was raised
in the Annual meeting.
19/664 Correspondence
DALC – Various circulars
SDDC – information and update on planning application DMPN/2019/1416 SDDC is seeking external legal advice on this application
SDDC – Information re flooding incidents
SDDC – Flood Liaison Meeting minute
SDDC – Review of draft Charitable Collection Policy
EMA – Community Impact Survey
Derbyshire Police & Crime Commissioner – uplift and community speed watch survey
DALC – Information about COVID19 and legal procedures for Parish Councils
All Cllrs
have been circulated with the information prior to the meeting.
8:06pm Cllrs Haines and Churchill left the meeting.
19/665 Finance
(a) Accounts for Payment
BACS
Mrs J Storer – expenses
£27.59
BACS
Mrs J Storer – Clerk use of home (Jan – Mar20)
£48.26
BACS
Mrs J Storer – reimbursement of SLCC subscription
£59.25
BACS
HMRC – Clerk’s tax (Jan)
£34.20
BACS
DCC – Pension contribution (Jan)
£37.96
BACS
HMRC – Clerk’s tax (Feb)
£34.20
BACS
DCC – Pension contribution (Feb)
£37.96
BACS
Cllr Meyrick – reimbursement of website expenses
£49.58
s/o
Mrs J Storer – Clerk fee for Jan 20
£128.20
s/o
Mrs J Storer – Clerk fee for Feb 20
£128.20
Money Received
Deposit interest (Feb 20)
£0.13
Hatton PC – refund of part of the SLCC conference
£69.25
Balance at bank 09.03.20
Deposit account £3,010.22 Current account £3,819.89
b) Bank Reconciliation
The bank reconciliation was presented and
approved.
c) Requests for funding via S137
No requests for funding have been received.
19/666 To
consider Planning Applications
DMPA/2019/1305 – The erection of 8
holiday cabins on Land at Knights Lane, Bretby, Derbyshire, DE15 0RT
RESOLVED no
objections
DMOT/2020/0166 –
The felling of a Scots Pine at Yew Tree Cottage, The Green, Bretby, Derbyshire
DE15 0RD
RESOLVED no
objections
19/667 Consultations
SDDC – Local Green
Spaces modification (responses by 17th March 2020) – No comments were made.
EMA – Community
Impact Survey – Cllrs have been circulated with the survey and asked to
complete the survey as an individual.
19/668 Items for information only
(a) To receive reports from Meetings
attended
SDDC – Flood liaison meeting – 6th February 2020.
Area Forum & Safer Neighbourhood meeting – 11th February 2020 at Findern
Police and Parish Council Liaison Meeting – 16th March 2020 at 6.00pm at Ripley Police HQ – this meeting was cancelled due to the coronavirus.
(b)Notification of Forthcoming meeting
DCC – County and Parish Councils Liaison meeting – 30th March at DCC Offices, Matlock at 6pm. The meeting was cancelled due to the coronavirus.
(c) Training
Sessions – See DALC circulars which have
been provided to all Cllrs
19/669 Date of
next meeting
The next
Parish Council meeting will be held on MONDAY 4th MAY 2020 at 7.30pm
There being
no further business, the Chairman closed the meeting at 8:16pm.
BRETBY PARISH COUNCIL MINUTES OF THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE PARISH HELD TUESDAY 17th MARCH 2020 AT 7:3pm IN THE WRAGG ROOM, ST WYSTAN’S CHURCH, BRETBY
Present: Cllr M Falder (Chairman), 4 members of the public, Mrs J – Clerk to the Council
1. To receive apologies for absence
Apologies were noted from Cllr S Betteridge-Sorby (personal), Cllr Corner (personal), Cllr Bridges (personal).
2. To receive the Chairman’s report for the year ending 31st March 2020
The
main areas affecting the parish this year is flooding, which has left
the roads in a poor condition, however DCC has made efforts to remedy
the problems on Watery Lane. Knights Lane is in a poor condition; the
drain from the land is clear, the problem is with the drain on the road
side and water has settled on Knights Lane all year. A please was made
to DCC to remedy the problem as a matter of priority. The flooding on
Bretby Lane has been corrected but the flooding on Geary Lane has
returned. Flooding has resulted in potholes on Newton Lane.
The
record attendance of public at the January meeting about a planning
application on Bretby Lane for a foster home. As a result a full
planning application has to be made. A decision on the other application
on Bretby Lane for new housing is anticipated to be given next week,
following the submission of further evidence from the developer on
housing policy.
3. To receive questions from the Floor
No questions were raised.
4. To Close the meeting
There being no further business, the Chairman closed the meeting at 7:37 pm
(a) Members must ensure that they complete the Declarations of Interest sheet prior to the start of the meeting in respect of items other than Disclosable Pecuniary Interests and must indicate the action to be taken (i.e. to stay in the meeting, to leave the meeting or to stay in the meeting to make representations and then leave the meeting prior to any consideration or determination of the item)
(b) Where a Member indicates that they have a prejudicial interest, but wish to make representations regarding the item before leaving the meeting, those representations must be made under item (c) of Public Speaking.
The Declarations of Interests for matters other than Disclosable Pecuniary Interests will be read out from the Declaration Sheet – Members will be asked to confirm that the record is correct.
4 Public Speaking – (15 Minutes)
(a) A period of not more than 15 minutes will
be made available for members of the public and Members of the Council to
comment on any matter.
(b) If the Police Liaison Officer, a County
Council or District Council Member is in attendance they will be given the
opportunity to raise any relevant matter.
(c) Members declaring an interest other than a Disclosable Pecuniary Interest who wish to make representations or give evidence under the National Association of Local Councils’ (NALC) Code of Conduct shall do so at this stage.
5 To approve the Minutes of the Ordinary
Meeting of the Parish Council held on 27th January 2020 (Copy already
circulated)
6. To determine which items if any from
Part 1 of the Agenda should be taken with the public excluded. If the Council
decides to exclude the public it will be necessary to pass a resolution in the
following terms: –
“In view of the
confidential nature of item …. to consider a resolution to exclude the press
and public from the meeting in accordance with the Public Bodies (Admission to
Meetings) Act 1960, s1, in order to discuss the item.”
7. Chairman’s
Announcements.
8. Report of the
Clerk, to include an update on items from the last meeting
9. Governance
a) Risk Register update
b) Update on General Data Protection Regulations (GDPR)
c)
Website compliance and new website
d) To consider information about the former Bretby Castle and how to display the information – Min 19/599
e) Bretby in Bloom project
10. Drainage and flooding issues
11. Correspondence
12. Finance
(a) Accounts
for Payment
(b) To receive the bank reconciliation to 29th February 2020
(c) To consider any requests for funds made under S137
13. To consider
Planning Applications
14. To consider any Consultations received
SDDC – Local Green Spaces
modification (responses by 17th March 2020)
EMA – Community Impact Survey
15. Items for information only
(a) To receive reports from Meetings attended
SDDC – Flood liaison meeting – 6th February 2020.
Area Forum & Safer Neighbourhood meeting – 11th February 2020 at Findern Village hall at 6.30pm
(b) Notification of Forthcoming meeting
DCC – County and Parish Councils Liaison meeting – 30th March at DCC Offices, Matlock at 6pm
Police and Parish Council Liaison Meeting – 16th March 2020 at 6.00pm at Ripley Police HQ
(c) Training
Sessions – See DALC circulars which have
been provided to all Cllrs
16. To move the following resolution – “That in view of the confidential nature of the business about to be transacted (in respect of the personal situation of an employee which could result in legal proceedings or commercially sensitive information) it is advisable in the public interest, that the press and public be temporarily excluded and they are instructed to withdraw.”
17. Date of next meeting and items for
inclusion –
Suggested
date MONDAY 6th MAY 2020.
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