Parish Council Meeting
The next Parish Council Meeting will be May 19th 7pm. See meeting Agenda.
The Annual Parish Meeting for the Parish of Sandymoor will be held at Sandymoor Ormiston Academy, Wharford Lane
Thursday 19th May 2022 at 7 p.m.
Any registered elector in the parish may attend and speak on matters regarding the parish.
This meeting will be immediately followed by the
Annual General Meeting of the Sandymoor Parish Council.
Members of the public are welcome to attend but do not have the automatic right to speak.
Arthur Neil
Clerk to the Parish Council
RE: SANDYMOOR SCHEME – LANE END GROUP – OTTERBURN STREET TEMPORARY CLOSURE TO THE PUBLIC
Please find information regarding the temporary closure to public on Otterburn Street below:
Update on the play areas in Sandymoor
Halton Borough Council are planning to open the play areas in Sandymoor from Saturday 4th July.
HBC will be putting up notices about the use of the areas. The equipment has been deep cleaned during their closure.
Who are we?
Sandymoor is a civil parish in the borough of Halton, Cheshire, England. The parish lies in the eastern part of the town of Runcorn.
The Parish Council was formed to give all residents of Sandymoor a forum whereby they could have an input into the future development of the village and also raise any local issues or concerns.
Recent Parish Council meetings have seen many topics and issues discussed, and we hope that the level of attendance and community engagement will continue in 2019.
Financial assistance/funding
The Parish Council are seeking the views of all local residents on any future projects they would like to see, or suggestions to improve the facilities in and around Sandymoor.
If you would like to share your suggestions, and find out more information regarding how the Parish Council may be able to assist with funding for your future project or suggestion, please contact me, the Clerk, for a grant funding application form, via my email:
We also have a public meeting every month for you to air your views. The Agenda is posted on our notice boards prior to the meeting and also on our website
Local centre draft plans
NOTICE OF PUBLIC RIGHTS AND PUBLICATION OF UNAUDITED ANNUAL GOVERNANCE & ACCOUNTABILITY RETURN
Each year the smaller authority’s Annual Governance and Accountability Return (AGAR) needs to be reviewed by an external auditor appointed by Smaller Authorities’ Audit Appointments Ltd. The unaudited AGAR has been published with this notice. As it has yet to be reviewed by the appointed auditor, it is subject to change as a result of that review.
Town Planning - Public Consultation on Local Plan – 4 January to 15 Feb 2018
This video explains the process: https://vimeo.com/cdandpmedia/review/246314629/1e8bb9953c
The last Local Plan, the Halton Unitary Development Plan (UDP), was adopted in 2005. A Local Plan is a legally required plan that sets out how the Borough will look in 20 years’ time and is used to guide all town planning decisions made by the Council.
Over the last 12 years the UDP has been delivered, and the majority of the construction sites identified in the UDP have now become new housing, employment, retail & leisure. It is therefore time to prepare and adopt a new Local Plan to meet the Borough’s future needs.
The plan replacing the UDP will be called the “Delivery and Allocations Local Plan” (DALP). This plan contains the policies that guide development and a proposals map that shows different land uses across the Borough.
The first major step in preparing a new plan is to undertake a public consultation to seek the views of all interested parties on the draft policies and proposals map.
Suggested advice for constituents:
If residents contact you for information about the DALP, the key messages are as follows:
- The formal consultation period is from 4 January to 15 February 2018 (6 Weeks)
- All documentation is available on the Council’s website at www.halton.gov.uk/DALP and in Halton Direct Links and Libraries
- This is just a consultation, no final decisions have been made, all views and comments are welcome
- It is important that residents make their views known in writing via post or email
- Comments should be sent to or posted to Forward Planning, Halton Borough Council, Municipal Building, Kingsway, WIDNES WA8 7QF
- Suggest they watch the video – https://vimeo.com/cdandpmedia/review/246314629/1e8bb9953c
- Both the law and Government policy state that every Council must prepare a Local Plan to show how it will meet the needs of its residents
Once the Jan – Feb 2018 consultation is complete, all comments will be reviewed. A revised draft plan will then be prepared, and a second public consultation will happen in the second half of 2018. Following that second consultation, the draft plan is submitted to the Government for approval.
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EVENTS
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Meetings
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Your Parish Councillors

Steve Mahon
Chair

Tom Willett
Vice Chair

Adam Irvine
Parish Councillor
John Secker
Parish Councillor
Simon Cieluch
Parish Councillor

Simon Hurst
Parish Councillor
Headshots took by Alex Brundrett