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Reports Presented to the Annual Parish Assembly March 2009
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Atworth Parish Council
Balance Sheet at
Current Assets £ £
Cash at Bank
9556.44
Current Liabilities
HM Revenue & Customs
448.29
* Parish Plan Account
1518.56
Net Current Assets
7539.59
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Creditors
WWDC (village hall rates)
9.00
WWDC (ground rates)
6.00
Total Creditors
35.42
Debtors
Car Parking Fees
270.00
Gate Fees
20.00
Total Debtors
290.00
Net Future Assets
254.58
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Reserve Account
Sinking Fund
7765.42
Current
Liabilities
00.00
Current Debtors
00.00
Net Current
Assets
7765.42
Current Balance
15559.59
Fixed Assets
Street Furniture, 3 Bus Shelters
3996.16
7 Wooden Seats 2182.43
Funeral Bier
1500.00
Youth Club Premises
125139.00
War Memorial
19069.17
151886.76
Total Net Value
167446.35
* consists of monies from
Atworth Together (£418.56) + WWDC grant (£600) + Parish Council grant (£500)
Atworth Parish Council, Chairman’s Report 15th March 2006.
1. Membership of the Parish Council
2. Enhancement of the Village
Best Kept Village Competition. Our ambition to go for the Best of the Best
did not produce the outcome we hoped. We have another opportunity this year;
let’s hope we do better.
Clock Tower. The contribution of Steve Clark to maintaining this village
asset was recognised with a gift.
Bulb Planting. Mr Maurice Cottell has, again, arranged for daffodil bulbs to
be planted at Chapel Rise and Fleetwood Rise.
Wooded Area at Mount Pleasant. At long last, and thanks in no small part by
Mavis King’s efforts, the Mount Pleasant exit to the village is looking much
better. Let’s hope we can keep it that way, particularly to meet our BKV
ambitions.
Parking in Bradford Road. Although there has been an improvement, this
remains a contentious issue. The Council has raised the matter with various
authorities. The fact that cars are no longer sold at the Bear Garage has been a
help. A meeting with a representative of Traffic Police will take place shortly.
Parish Lengthsmen. The Lengthsmen attended on 5 days in total and undertook
a range of tasks, largely clearing out overgrown undergrowth and drains.
Footpath between Chapel Rise & the Clock Tower. At long last and after many
false starts, this work was finally completed.
Flag Poles. The first has been placed outside Shell Court. The second will
go next to the Clock Tower once the land has been transferred to the Parish
Council.
3. Atworth Together
The Parish Council supported Age Concern with its Benefits Take Up Project.
More recently it is working with Community First on the availability of
Affordable Housing for the Parish.
Thanks to the hard work of Lynne Beta, a Mobile Computer Unit visited the
Village.
4. Funding for Local Projects
Grants were made by the Parish Council to the Village Hall (rates &
insurance) and to repair and develop these village facilities -
Community Bus, Yer Tiz, the Youth Club, Atworth Pre-school and Atworth C.P
Swimming Pool.
5. Village Website and 'Yer Tiz'
The Parish Council has increased the content of its entry on the Website.
The Website and 'Yer Tiz' future needs to be resolved following the resignation
of Lynn & Martin Beta. I would like to thank Lynn & Martin for the tremendous
amount of hard work and dedication they have put in over the last eleven years
to 'Yer Tiz' and more recently the web site. The 'Yer Tiz' has always dropped
through our letterboxes every month, year in year out, full of the news and
events of the time with out fail. It’s so easy when something is of high quality
and regular as the magazine has been, to take it for granted. This is something
I hope we have never done, as it’s an invaluable asset to our village community
for which we are indebted to you Lynn & Martin, THANK YOU.
6. Finally
I am very grateful for all the hard work & support given tome by Charles
Boyle our clerk, and my fellow councillors, and to the Supporters of the many
other organisations with in the village that makes Atworth the strong community
it is.
William Bird, Chairman
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