Please note that due to annual leave the Citizens Advice Bureau Outreach Office will not be open on 3rd October 2018.
Flintshire County Council have requested the opinion of the Town Council regarding the naming of the new development on the site of the old Health Centre in Padeswood Road. The two options provided are :- Llys Hampson (in memory of Cllr Ron Hampson) or Llys Westlea as it is located close to Westwood School, its former name being West Lea Primary School. If anyone wishes to support either of the proposed names, please contact Ms Nadine Hughes, Flintshire County Council on [email protected]
Attention ….Buckley footpaths and dog walkers
As a result of lengthy emails, requests and discussion with Streetscene, two ‘drop in’ sessions are now planned at the Hawkesbury Community Centre, Mill Lane, Buckley, to address issues of dog walkers access on local footpaths in Elfed School and The Flash, Buckley.
Issues around dog fouling will be also be raised and discussed, along with any other local concerns.
Please do join us and show your support to enable dog walkers with ‘dogs on leads’ access to all Elfed paths and to be provided with permission to walk to the Buckley Leisure Centre / swimming baths.
Dogs must not be allowed to run across the school playing fields or marked pitches, in order to ensure that dogs do not foul in those areas.
It is our belief, that allowing dog walkers on the path central to the front football fields, and to the rear of the school building, would allow responsible and aware dog walkers to monitor the situation and provide opportunity to ensure everyone is informed and aware of restrictions.
FCC inform us that they will provide some additional fencing to ensure the footpath from Eglwys Close which crosses the children’s play area at The Flash, can remain open to dog walkers.
Please come to the meeting, help us to inform the Council that we can help solve some of the issues, if we are granted permission to use these valuable ‘short cuts’.
The Mayors Charity parachute jump took place on the 5th August 2018 at Black Nights Parachute Centre in Lancaster for his chosen Charities being Marie Curie Nurses. Alzheimer’s Society and Stroke Services. He skydived from 15000 ft the highest in the UK. He would just like to say a big thank you to all the people that have come forward and donated to these very worthy charities. He said it was an exhilarating and at times scary experience but well worth the effort to raise funds for these charities that are close to his heart.
Anyone wishing to sponsor the Mayor can do so by a virgin money giving account – Charity Parachute Jump
The Royal British Legion need volunteers to help the Poppy Appeal Organisers in the Buckley Area. If you think you would be able to help please contact :-
Andy Green, Commuity Fundraiser North Wales
Mobile : 07920378594
Email : [email protected]
