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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.
As this is a new website please bear with us whilst the various pages are populated with the most up to date information.
NEXT MEETING
An extraordinary meeting of the Parish Council will take place on Tuesday, 22 May 2012 at 7pm at Tangmere Village Centre to approve the Annual Return. The agenda is available for download at the bottom of this page. A meeting of Tangmere Parish Council's Environment Committee will also take place on 22 May 2012 but at 7.30pm at the Village Centre. This agenda is available for download from the Environment Committee page in the Committee & Reports section.
PARISH COUNCIL REPORT
The Village Centre, in Malcolm Road, has been refurbished over the last few months as part of a project to bring it up to the high standards that exist in Boxgrove and Oving. The funds to achieve this have come as a result of the house building in Blenheim Park, rather that from the village residents. The user groups can now look forward to improved facilities and hopefully we can attract new users to take advantage of the centre. Over the last few years several new user groups have come to use the centre, not all of them from the village, but all of them helping to fund the running costs of the building, which benefits all village groups. There have been many children's parties in the centre, and at £35 for the hire, it makes a really economical location for residents to hold a party.
The Parish Clerk has managed the job of bookings manager over the years, and has been responsible for securing many of the new bookings that take place there. However, the job of bookings clerk is now available, and we are looking for someone to take on the task. It is expected that the job will be about 4 hours a week, and is a paid post, funded by the centre itself. If you have some spare time, and would enjoy the task of helping to run the centre from a bookings point of view, then this may be what you are looking for. If you are interested then please talk to our clerk, Moya, on 532426, and she will let you know what the job entails.
Andrew Irwin Chairman 01243 776 823
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