Please see details of the event below:
Potential Tree Planting
If you would be interested in the possibility of having some trees planted on your land, please get in touch with the clerk.
TR13 0AZ, Richland Foods Limited – EPR/QP3835YS/A001: environmental permit draft decision advertisement
The Environment Agency are holding a public drop in session on the 26th February at Nancegollan Village Hall to give local residents an opportunity to view the draft permit and decision document and discuss any concerns they have. The environment Agency will be there from 12 until 7.
Sithney Parish Party for the over 60’s
Sithney Girl Guides welcome the over 60’s of Sithney, Nancegollan and Lowertown to a party on Saturday 19th January 2019.
Party includes a light tea and pasty supper, entertainment and pleasant company.
Please arrive 4pm for a 4.30pm start
To book a place please ring Jan Crooks (Brown Owl) 01326 569723 (answerphone)
RSVP for catering purposes by 5th January 2019.
Venue Nancegollan Village Hall.
Western Power
![]() Western Power DistributionWinter Resilience Committee launched to help protect vulnerable people across the UKThe gas and electricity networks have come together to help members of the public prepare in case they have a power cut or gas emergency this winter. We’re contacting you as it would be great if you could help share this important information through your channels to help spread the word about the campaign. Working with the Met Office, National Energy Action and Age UK, the Energy Networks Association’s Winter Resilience Committee has been launched by energy network operators, including Western Power Distribution, to focus on protecting those most in need. The Committee aims to raise awareness of the Priority Services Register and act as a source of advice and information on energy supplies throughout the winter period. The Winter Resilience Committee plans to publish a dashboard following each named storm, the first of its kind to collate data from every energy network in the United Kingdom. The dashboard will be used as a resource for customers and policymakers to understand how these storms affect the country, and to track the resilience of Britain’s energy networks. As we enter December, the Winter Resilience Committee, along with Western Power Distribution and other gas and electricity network companies, are urging people to be winter ready and take the following steps to prepare for the winter months. How to prepare for winterKnow your free emergency numbers – in a power cut call 105 or, for a gas emergency, dial 0800 111999. Prepare your home – keep a torch handy and get your appliances serviced by a Gas Safe registered engineer to prevent carbon monoxide poisoning. Vulnerable households can also get extra support by signing up to the Priority Services Register. Keep your eyes open – keep an eye on the weather forecast and, if you have a power cut or a gas emergency, check on your neighbours. The Priority Services Register The Priority Services Register is a free service provided by the company and is eligible for anyone who is of a pensionable age, disabled, has children under 5 years old or relies on medical equipment. As part of the service, customers are kept informed as much as possible of power cuts affecting their home and are given special help, if needed, through the British Red Cross. The Priority Services Register offers peace of mind for vulnerable customers and their families and we do our very best to ensure that their needs are met at all times. We already have 1.9 million customers on our register. To find out more information or to register, please call us on 0800 096 3080 or visit www.westernpower.co.uk/psr. A Warm and Safe Homes Action Guide created by National Energy Action (NEA) in partnership with the ENA’s Winter Resilience Committee can be downloaded here. ![]()
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Christmas & New Year Recycling Information
Please see Poster below for Christmas & New Year Recycling Information:
Neighbourhood Plan
SITHNEY PARISH COUNCIL
Would you like to see a Neighbourhood Plan developed for Sithney?
Sithney Parish Council is considering doing a Neighbourhood Development Plan for Sithney in order to ensure that the community can shape the future development of our area.
This is a real opportunity to have an active say in the future of Sithney Parish and we would like to know what you think. This is your opportunity to influence the future shape of your parish and village and have an influence over the direction it takes in future years.
What is a Neighbourhood Development Plan?
Neighbourhood Development Plans (NDP) can set out local level planning policies for that area, shaping future development.
Under the Localism Act 2011, Parish and Town Councils can write an NDP for their area with their community.
Subject to conforming to national policies, the Cornwall Local Plan strategic policies, an independent examination and gaining support through a referendum of residents, Cornwall Council will adopt this plan as a formal planning policy. This means that planning decisions in our parish will have to be made in accordance with the NDP.
If you would like to see a Neighbourhood Plan developed for Sithney and would be interested in being involved please contact the Clerk:
Mrs J Ellis, Trannack Farm, St Erth,
Hayle, Cornwall, TR27 6ET.
Email: sithneypc@gmail.com
Notice of Public Rights and Publication of Unaudited Annual Governance & Accountability Return
Vacancy
Please see Vacancy notice below:
Sithney Green Girl Guides – Host Christmas Party
Welcome residents of Sithney Parish, Nancegollan, Lowertown over the age of 60 to a party on Saturday 13th January 2018 @ Nancegollan village Hall 4pm for 4.30pm.
To book your place please ring either of the following members before Saturday 6th January.
Jan Crook: 01326 569723
Jo Anderson: 07903 312282
Jenny Talboys: 01326 572548