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Wednesday 15th June 2022 - 7pm

Bellingham Town Hall

Main Hall

Agenda

Part A

Public Participation

Part B - Parish Council Meeting

1. Apologies for Absence

2. County Councillor Report

3. Declarations of Interest

4. Minutes of May Meeting - to be agreed

5. Matters Arising from the Minutes

6. Finance

  • 6.1 May-June income, expenses, bank balances and budget review
  • 6.2 Agreement of financial statements for year ended 31/3/2022

7. Correspondence

8. Borderlands Updates

9. Notified reports

  • 9.1 Cemetery update - Cllr Dickson-Green
  • 9.2 Playground honesty boxes - Cllr Dickson-Green
  • 9.3 Highways priorities 23/24 - Cllr Dickson-Green
  • 9.4 Clearance of flower bed near schools - Cllr Dickson-Green
  • 9.5 Playground and car park signs - Cllr Huddleston

10. Planning Applications

  • 10.1 21/03415/FUL Former Auction Mart, Bellingham - new updates
  • 10.2 22/01478/FUL Micro-brewery, shop, shipping containers - Foundry Yard
  • 10.3 22/01758/FUL Garage conversion - Darmel House, Bellingham
  • 10.4 22/01667/FUL Garage conversion - 3 Callisters Court, Bellingham

11. Agreement of date of next meeting - July 20th

 


Clerk’s Notes to the Agenda

5. Matters arising - updates required

Clerk

  • Investigate shuttle bus
  • Regular collection of electrical goods for recycling
  • Investigating facilities for residents to ask questions re: support services
  • Ukraine group advertising
  • Railings at Briar Hill playground
  • Update on wild flower sections
  • NCC climate support website
  • Grant policy/agenda correction
  • Power sockets for Christmas lights

Clerk and Cllr Moore

  • Resurfacing of Jubilee Field path
  • Bat boxes

Cllr Moore

  • Sourcing of new trees for cemetery
  • Bellingham Golf Club discussions re: Jubilee woodland
  • Limits to holiday lets

Cllr Huddleston

  • Installation of bunting

Cllr Dickson-Green

  • Feedback re: charger installation to NCC
  • Local Power Project Fund update

Cllr Kirkbride

  • Wording for advertising re: oil tank security
  • Local beer update

All Cllrs

  • Send Clerk questions for Glen Sanderson for the next meeting

 

Details re: matters arising:

  • 4 x Bat boxes - £36.99 inc VAT
  • Bin for playground - £59.00 ex-VAT

 

6 Finance:

6.1 Income and expenses - May-Jun

Income:

Indoor market income: £40.00
Toilet honesty box: £62.78
Grant income (Ray Wind Farm): £500.00

Cemetery fees: £1,010.00

Invoices to be paid (to date):

  • B Dickson-Green (clerk pay) = £189.74
  • B Dickson-Green (expenses) = £30.98
  • CM Commercial (landscaping) = £957.60
  • E Taylor (handyman) = TBC
  • Town Hall (rental for June) = £70.00
  • Town Hall (insurance) = £1,554.19
  • DD - Wave (water rates) = £73.18
  • N Green (cleaning) = £137.80
  • J Arnup (Jubilee Event) = £250.00
  • NBK Leisure (Bouncy castle hire) = £165.00
  • Ian Proctor Sounds & Lighting (toilets, disco hire) = £864.00
  • M Dickson-Green (expenses): £374.39
    • Birdboxes for cemetery - £40.00
    • Directory poster - £26.85
    • Bunting - £307.54

Bank account balances as at 9/5/22:

Current account £39,798.13
Jubilee Field Account: £2,217.16
Cemetery Maintenance Fund: £2,600.91

 

Budget Surplus for year remaining -£761.81
Other unplanned expenditure -£48.00
Other unplanned income  £500.00
Estimated budget surplus remaining for the year to 31/3/23 -£309.81
   
Surplus reserves b/f  £20,184.00
Available at the end of June  £19,874.19

 

Budget:

6.2 Final statements to be circulated by email before meeting (to follow)

9. Reports

9.1 St Cuthbert’s cemetery safety checks (£1,500 for Croft Cemetery for reference)

9.2 Honesty boxes for playground - £33.98 inc VAT

9.4 Quote for clearance of overgrown bed, removal of rubbish, membrane, 1 tonne of bark - £350 (no VAT)

 

10. Planning applications

10.1 Analysis of new Mart Field proposals to follow

10.1/10.2 Details re: Mart Field and Micro-brewery proposals can be found on NCC’s Planning Portal (see link):

https://publicaccess.northumberland.gov.uk/online-applications/search.do?action=simple#

10.3/10.4 Other planning applications were approved between meetings due to deadlines.

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