In the Spring the Council circulated a traffic and parking questionnaire. The working group has met to consider the responses, and to make proposals. Owing to Council elections and weight of business, these have not yet been debated at a…
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Coasteering company Land and Wave teamed up with our litter picking group Love Langton, and the National Trust’s ranger team to litter pick Dancing Ledge and Hedbury coastal quarries at the end of April, with insurance covered by Langton Parish…
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Final stage in the preparation of the Bournemouth, Christchurch, Poole and Dorset Mineral Sites Plan The Mineral Sites Plan, once adopted, will include site allocations and policies to maintain mineral production in the future. This includes sites for quarrying sand…
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On 17th January, Twelfth Night according to the old Gregorian calendar, Langton’s community orchard played host to a motley range of about 50 visitors aged between four months and 80+ years old. Just after sunset a jolly procession, headed by…
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On 8th December 2017 a small crowd assembled at the new wall and pavement at Putlake to witness the unveiling of a commemorative plaque. The plaque was commissioned by Henry Staveley-Hill and made by local sculptor Valentine Quinn. The occasion was an opportunity…
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The Council has now formally published the results of the Rights of Way Survey. This survey was undertaken following the approval, in principle, of the Parish Council for the use of an SLA, with DCC, to maintain the important rights…
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The Housing Needs Survey conducted late 2013 and formally adopted by the Parish Council at the January 2014 meeting can be viewed here. Quick overview: Number of forms returned: 176 of 518 households sent a survey (34%) Of the households…
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