Please click the link below to view the Durley Parish Council External Audit Notice for 2019-20 in Microsoft Word format.
(To view please click the link and if prompted by your web browser choose “open file” to view).
DURLEY PARISH COUNCIL
PUBLIC BROADBAND MEETING
Friday 15th May, 2020
At 6.30 p.m. in Durley Memorial Hall
Durley Parish Council has organised for the Hampshire Broadband Team from Hampshire County Council to come and speak to residents of Durley about their Broadband issues and answer any questions that they might have.
This is a unique opportunity to ask questions and see if you are able to achieve a faster Broadband service on 01489 and 02380 numbers.
DURLEY PARISH COUNCIL MEETINGS
PARISH COUNCIL MEETINGS WILL TAKE PLACE EVERY 2nd TUESDAY EACH MONTH (unless otherwise stated) AS FOLLOWS:
Tuesday 14th January, 2020
Tuesday 11th February, 2020
Tuesday 10th March, 2020
Tuesday 9th April, 2020 (at 6.30 p.m.)
Tuesday 14th April, 2020 – Annual Parish Assembly (at 8.00 p.m.)
Tuesday 12th May, 2020
Tuesday 9th June, 2020
Tuesday 14th July, 2020
Tuesday 11th August, 2020
Tuesday 8th September, 2020
Tuesday 13th October, 2020
Tuesday 10th November, 2020
Tuesday 8th December, 2020
All Meetings will be held at Durley Memorial Hall, Durley Brook Road, Durley at 7.30 p.m. unless otherwise stated.
If required, a Planning Meeting will be held on the 4th Tuesday of the month.
Please click the link below to access the document containing local election candidates for this area and polling station details (you will need to then click on the image to zoom in and view):-
Durley Parish Council has been approached by a Planning Agent to inform Parish Councillors about a possible housing development at Quob Stables. Although for no more than thirty properties this is still a significant number of additional homes for Durley. Whilst Councillors listened to the Planning Agent it was reiterated that in the current Winchester District Local Plan there is no housing allocation for Durley.
Durley Parish Council is committed to doing all within its power to protect our village and will only look to support proposals that enhance our village and is to the benefit of the whole village.
Statement by Durley Parish Council
October 2019
“Get Safe Online campaign”
www.getsafeonline.org/safesocial
Do you overshare information that would be better kept private or more discreet? Once it’s online, it’s online, so it could be shared even after you’ve deleted it. Think before you post comments or photos that you might regret later. And remember that employers look at social media too.
Check your social media privacy settings to make sure only those you want to can see your profile and posts.
Not everybody who wants to connect with you on social media is who they say they are. Do some research, and accept requests with care.
Splashing pics of your hotel pool on holiday usually means your home is empty, and insurers may not pay out for resulting burglaries. Think before you post.
Protecting your kids from problems on social media is a number one priority.
Fake news, offers, freebies, goods, holidays and profiles are commonplace on social media. Make sure you can tell the difference between fake and real.
If you think you’ve been a victim of fraud, report it to @actionfrauduk at www.actionfraud.police.uk or by calling 0300 123 2040. l
Following recent events in Durley please find below some helpful advice for all vehicle owners:-
If you leave valuable possessions (e.g. handbags, laptops, satnavs, iPods, mobile phones, cameras) on show inside a vehicle, it is much more likely to be targeted by thieves. Even items of little value, such as shopping bags and clothing, may tempt a potential thief to break into the vehicle to see whether they contain anything worth stealing. Offences can take place during the day or night, whether a vehicle is parked in a driveway, on the street or in a public car park. Typically. thieves will smash windows to gain entry. Sometimes they will break door locks or, on older vehicles, prise the door away from the body of the vehicle.
Here is some good advice to follow to ensure that you don’t end the day without a smile:
- Before heading off for that picnic or walk, when leaving your car parked up, close all windows and lock your car.
- Upon locking your vehicle try your car door to ensure it is actually locked.
- Park your car in an attended car park where possible.
- Look for public car parks approved by the Park Mark scheme.
- When parking at home, use your garage. If you don’t have a garage, park in a well-lit area.
- Don’t leave anything on display in your vehicle.
- Take all your personal possessions with you.
- Remove sat nav holders and visible sat nav ring marks from windscreens.
- Leave the glove box open to show there’s nothing inside.
- Fit an alarm or immobiliser to your car.
- Do not store your car’s documents in the car.
- Secure your wheels using locking wheel nuts.
Please Be Aware
Hampshire Constabulary has received several reports of an unknown male knocking on doors in Bishops Waltham and Waltham Chase requesting painkillers from local residents, although not all of our areas, this could spread.
Can I ask local residents not to give out any kind of medication to any person.
If this male does happen to knock on your door and you do have any concerns with regards to the male’s health or wellbeing please call the relevant service provider.
Enquiries are ongoing with regards to identifying the male to safeguard him and signpost him to seek the support he needs.
Bishops Waltham and surrounding villages is a safe place with low crime levels and this is an unusual incident for this area – but it does highlight the need to keep alert at all times. If you notice anything strange, suspicious or worrying, please report it to your local Police by phoning 101 and in an emergency 999. To keep this a safe community we need the public to be our eyes and ears.
Alternatively, you can call Crime Stoppers (anonymous & free) 0800 555 111
Durley Parish Council
Clerk: Mrs. Anne Collins
Telephone: 01489 860236
e-mail: durleyparishcouncil@gmail.com
website: www.durleyvillage.com
PARISH COUNCILLORS:
Steve Delmege (Chairman)
Peter Childs (Vice Chairman and Transport representative)
Anita Watts (Recreation Ground Committee Chairperson)
Gemma Miller (Hall Committee Chairperson)
Kirsty Rutherford (Hall Committee Vice Chairperson & Sawmills representative)
Chris Brenchley (Footpaths Officer)
Gabe Rappini (Highways Officer)
DISTRICT COUNCILLORS:
Rob Humby
Steve Miller
David McLean
COUNTY COUNCILLOR:
Rob Humby
Contact telephone numbers for District and County Councillors can be found in the Parish Magazine or via the Clerk, Mrs. Anne Collins, on the above telephone number, or via e-mail. Any correspondence to the Parish Council should be addressed to the Clerk.
For full Notice of Poll for the District Councillor Election 2019 click here: Notice of Poll – April 2019
