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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.

2016 Projects

In 2016 the Parish Council have nominated two areas of focus, over and above the regular Parish Council activity. They are as follows:

1. Setting up and maintaining a village website to provide information about the Parish Council and its activities in the village, and also to provide up to date and reliable information about local events and the environment in which we live.

2. Obtaining the necessary permissions and funding to re-develop one of the existing tennis courts, in front of the community centre, to be a Multi Use Games Area that is available and accessible to all living within the village.

Newsletters

3-4 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.

 

 

Halse Water – Replacement Bridge Project‏

At the end of July the replacement bridge near Halse Water was opened. It is now possible to once again walk to Norton on the public footpaths from Cotford St Luke. The route is clear if you look out for signs and arrow markers.

Forthcoming Events

Sep
26
Mon
2016
5:30 pm Brownies @ Community Hall
Brownies @ Community Hall
Sep 26 @ 5:30 pm – 7:00 pm
Brownies in Cotford St Luke is held on Tuesdays in term time, in the small village hall. Brownies starts at 5:30pm and finishes at 7pm, and is for girls aged 7 to 10 years old.[...]
6:30 pm Badminton @ Community Hall
Badminton @ Community Hall
Sep 26 @ 6:30 pm – 8:30 pm
Mondays 6.30-8.30pm : Cotford Badminton Club, Cotford Community Hall.  If you’re 16-70 and fancy a game, do come along and give it a try, or just come along to watch first if you prefer.  Contact[...]
6:30 pm Karate Club @ Community Hall
Karate Club @ Community Hall
Sep 26 @ 6:30 pm – 8:00 pm
Term time only   All event details are provided to the best of our knowledge at the time of updating the website. We suggest you contact the event organiser prior to attending to avoid disappointment.
Sep
27
Tue
2016
7:15 pm Pilates @ School Hall
Pilates @ School Hall
Sep 27 @ 7:15 pm – 8:15 pm
Pilates is suitable for all ages and abilities . It is an excellent way to help improve posture , strength and flexibility. Term-time only.   All event details are provided to the best of our[...]
Sep
28
Wed
2016
4:45 pm Pilates with Susanna @ Community Hall
Pilates with Susanna @ Community Hall
Sep 28 @ 4:45 pm – 7:00 pm
Two Mixed ability pilates classes on Wednesday evenings at the times detailed below: 4.45 – 5.45pm 6 – 7pm For more details contact Susanna on the details above or see her facebook page /pilatesbysusanna  [...]
7:30 pm Slimming World @ School Hall
Slimming World @ School Hall
Sep 28 @ 7:30 pm – 9:30 pm
All event details are provided to the best of our knowledge at the time of updating the website. We suggest you contact the event organiser prior to attending to avoid disappointment.