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WELCOME TO TANGMERE PARISH COUNCIL'S WEBSITE

Tangmere Parish Council serves the village of Tangmere and hamlet of Easthampnett in West Sussex.  Tangmere parish is located three miles to the east of Chichester and is twinned with Hermanville-sur-Mer in Lower Normandy, France. 

We hope that you find the website useful in providing you with information on the activities of the Parish Council and also information about the Village Centre and other village groups, organisations and services.  To find you way around the site please use the navigation buttons on the left.  Please contact us if you have any questions regarding the work of the Parish council or if you have any concerns that you feel the Council should be aware of.


TRAVELLERS ON THE RECREATION FIELD

On Tuesday evening a group of travellers set up camp on the Parish Council's recreation field.  The Police have been informed and the Parish Council has instructed an agent to obtain an eviction notice from the Crown Court which should be be served to the travellers on Monday afternoon.


NEXT MEETING -  Agendas below 
An extraordinary Parish Council will be be held on Tuesday, 21 May 2013 at 7pm at Tangmere Village Centre.  A meeting of the Council's Environment Committee will follow at 7.30pm.  The next scheduled meeting of the full Parish Council will take place on Thursday, 11 July 2013 at 7.30pm at Tangmere Village Centre. All are welcome.


NEW COUNCILLOR
The Parish Council would like to welcome Mrs Hilary Nation onboard the Council.  Mrs Nation was co-opted onto the Council at its meeting on 9 May.  This means that the Council now has its full complement of ten councillors.


PARISH COUNCIL CHAIRMAN'S REPORT

Around 100 residents turned up at the public meeting held to let CDC present their local plan to Tangmere. There were many questions asked, and the general view was that the housing numbers in the plan were unnecessarily high, and concern was expressed about the provision of infrastructure to support such housing numbers. Many residents left the meeting ready to formally state their objections during the consultation period.

Despite the initial difficulty of navigating the consultation document, and the difficulty in submitting their comments, many district residents have already left their views on the consultation portal. I have reviewed many of these, and the overwhelming majority are seeking a downward review of the numbers and a request for infrastructure to precede the housing provision. It remains to be seen if the planning authority actually listens to the comments, and amends their plans. 
Residents have until Friday 3rd May to formally lodge their comments with CDC.

A local resident has generously rebuilt the parish notice board by the phone box on Tangmere Road. The previous notice board was in a very poor state and in real danger of falling apart. Many thanks to Ray Turner for doing this excellent work.

The children’s swings have now been installed on the recreation field, made possible because the Blenheim Park play area was unable to be built as planned. Whilst it is disappointment that the play equipment could not be sited in the Blenheim Park site as it should have been, at least the village has the play area it needs. The parish council will continue to ensure that all funds due to the community are properly collected and used approriately.

The next full Parish Council meeting will be held at 7.30pm on Thursday, 11 July at the village centre. All residents are invited to come and give their views.



Andrew Irwin
Chairman

01243 776 823


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