Cotford St Luke Parish Council

The aim of our website is to provide useful information about the village and the activities of the Parish Council.

The first residents of Cotford St Luke moved into our village in 1998, since then our village has grown to around 950 houses, situated within an area of natural beauty.

On our website we outline the roles and services provided by the Parish Council along with details of our councillors, dates, meetings and copies of agendas and minutes. This site also enables you to find out more about our community and the various activities taking place throughout the year, as well as obtain up to date information about local services and businesses.

Please contact us if you have questions concerning the work of the Parish Council, or if you would like to get involved in our work in any way.

2017 Projects

Consult the Village on how the forthcoming funds from the recent housing developments should be spent and put together a plan to spend the money appropriately on resources and services that will benefit villagers now and in the future.

Newsletters

1-2 times a year the Parish Council compiles a newsletter providing useful information about our village and also outlining the work we have completed over the last few months. In the past these have been printed and distributed as a paper copy, however we are now moving to digital distribution and their availability on our website. If you wish to view the most recent newsletter please click here. Alternatively if you would rather we send you the latest newsletter on its release via email , please click on the ‘Join Our Mailing List’ button on the right side of this page or click here.

Vandalism in the last 12 Months

We thought it might be useful for villagers to be aware of the cost to the Parish Council of acts of vandalism within the last 12 months, they are as follows:

Community Centre: £2,800

Damage to roof tiles, Velux roof window, plus complete destruction of length of guttering at rear of building.

Damage to ‘EVENT’ storage cabin at rear of building.

Total damage to 2-door swing barriers plus their seating into concrete and tarmac foundations.

Rear wall lights – one disabled the other completely ripped of and thrown into School’s playground.

Damage to both rear fire escape doors (removal of all beading strips holding glass windows in place).

Serious damage to established foliage near front entrance.

Damage requiring replacement to front porch light unit cover.

Other: £280

The Rights of Way Board had to be removed due to vandalism and the cost was £100.

The Bethell Mead road nameplate was ripped off and is costing £180 to replace.