Following on from the conference (as below) on 20mph zones in Shropshire there will be a public meeting on the 25th Nov at the United Reform Church Shrewsbury, 3pm -5pm.
The address is: Coleham Head,Shrewsbury, SY3 7BJ,(01743) 368932. Find a map here.
This meeting will consider the response from the Council and how Town and Parish councils will be supporting the call for safer streets.
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Ludlow Town Council has started a process to develop a Town Plan. You can find out more here. Do get involved – there is a lot to do. If you want to talk to us about this, email us here … Continue reading The community-led Ludlow Plan
A new draft library services strategy which sets out proposed plans to ensure all Shropshire residents continue to have access to a library service is now being consulted on. The Draft Shropshire Library Services Strategy 2018 to 2023 sets out … Continue reading New draft library services strategy open for consultation extended to 13th October.
We are nearly at the end of the consultation process. It is not too late to make your views know to Shropshire Council.
You can find the Ludlow Town Council response here.
If you find that the survey forms provided are not suitable for you to express your views, then you can email a document to:
Continue reading “Shropshire Parking consultation – last chance to make you views know”
Local people are being asked for their views on Shropshire Council’s highways and transport services – from the condition of roads and footpaths to the quality of cycling facilities – in the 2017 National Highways and Transport Public Satisfaction survey. … Continue reading Do you move around in Shropshire?
The ‘Let’s talk about the F-word’ campaign launched today (Monday 22 May 2017) is being led by Shropshire’s public health service Help2Change and Age UK Shropshire Telford & Wrekin. ‘Let’s talk about the F- word’ signposts people to a range … Continue reading New campaign to help reduce the risk of falls in older people
This morning, the Great Get Together team released a video featuring a variety of celebrities discussing what unites us as a nation. In order to spread the word, we’d love it if you could share and like from your social media channels.
Share on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/jocoxmoreincommon/posts/404494773284692
Share on Twitter: https://twitter.com/great_together/status/874563806768373760
Additionally in an unprecedented move, rival newspapers have got together for joint editorials to celebrate all we hold in common and promote The Great Get Together this weekend. The Sun and The Mirror have joined forces to urge people to take part in the weekend saying that ‘after the turmoil of the past few weeks, it’s exactly what Britain needs’.The editors of The Guardian and The Telegraph have published a joint piece hailing the importance of recognising the #moreincommon message.
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Locality, in association with Power to Change, is pleased to be launching a new Commission on the Future of Localism. Who are Locality:? Locality is the national network of ambitious and enterprising community-led organisations, working together to help neighbourhoods thrive. … Continue reading Locality launch a Commission on the Future of Localism
16/05/2017 / Leave a comment / Permalink Views sought on local Healthwatch service Residents across Shropshire are being asked to play a part in helping shape their local Healthwatch service for the future. A survey, which asks people their views … Continue reading Views sought on local Healthwatch service
What is it? Co-option is the means by which appointments are made for ward councillor positions unfilled after the Local Elections. This usually arises because there were not enough candidates at the election for the positions available. Once co-opted, a councillor has the same powers and responsibilities as one that has been elected.
After this election, co-option is possible in Bringewood, Clee View and Rockspring wards.
How does it work? The process is managed by Ludlow Town Council, via the Town Clerk. Unlike the actual Local Election, Shropshire Council and the Returning Officer are NOT involved.
Full details of the process are here.
Please return your completed application by 5pm, 16th June 2017 to townclerk@ludlow.gov.uk or The Guildhall, Mill Street Ludlow SY8 1AZ
Applicants should be available to attend a meeting on 29th June 2017
at The Guildhall, Mill Street, Ludlow
