Wragby Parish Council

Reference: TTRO/TTR007330
Date: 22/05/2024

Temporary traffic restriction: Wragby

Please note it will be necessary to impose a temporary restriction as detailed below.
Organisation responsible for restriction: Lincolnshire County Council
Reason for restriction: Major carriageway resurfacing
Nature and location of restriction:
Road closure Order - B1202 Bardney Road (Between A158 & a point 600m South)
No waiting and no loading at any time Order - B1202 Bardney Road (Between A158 & a point 600m South)
Period of restriction: 19/06/2024 - 05/07/2024 20:00 to 06:00

(Restrictions to be implemented for 9 days as and when required during this period, signage detailing accurate dates and times will be displayed on site in advance)

Alternative route or access arrangements:
Diversion routes and vehicular or pedestrian access arrangements will be signposted.

This information is also available in map form at https://one.network/

If you have any queries, or require further information, please contact the LCC Customer Service Centre on 01522 782070.

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You may download an application pack by clicking here:-
https://wragby.parish.lincolnshire.gov.uk/news/article/63/grant-applications-2024-25

You may download an application pack by clicking here:-
https://wragby.parish.lincolnshire.gov.uk/news/article/63/grant-applications-2024-25

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The Wragby Town Hall Management Committee, who own and manage the children's play area, have opened up an initial consultation on how they can improve the play area.

Upon completion of the survey a 2nd consultation will take place at the Town Hall where final proposals will be displayed prior to seeking funding for the project.

Your input is vital in creating a fantastic play area together with obtaining funding.

You may download the full proposal including questionnaire by clicking here: https://wragby.parish.lincolnshire.gov.uk/news/article/62/proposal-to-improve-the-childrens-play-area

Respond to the questionnaire by clicking here: https://s.surveyplanet.com/6s44fd6p

Please note that the Wragby Town Hall Management Committee is independent of the parish council who support the proposals and are actively involved and assisting the Town Hall Management Committee

Proposal To Improve the Childrens Play Area – Wragby Council and Community .

Advice from Lincolnshire Police and Lincolnshire County Council has been issued, as below:

We're dealing with surface water flooding issues around the county, but as the bad weather continues you can report issue to us via the Floodline on 01522 782 082 or at https://bit.ly/43EIK87

Please don't drive through flood water - if you don't need to go out, don't, or if you can delay your journey until later, please do so.

Call 105 if you have a power cut or see damaged power lines.

If you spot a fallen tree blocking a road or footpath or dangerous standing water, call 101

If there is a risk to life call 999

FixMyStreet Report, view, and discuss local street-related problems.

The Wragby Town Hall Management Committee, who own and manage the children's area, have opened up an initial consultation on how they can improve the play area.

Residents will in the next 10 days receive a flyer together with a questionnaire and they would encourage all residents to complete the questionnaire so the Committee can move to the next step.

Upon completion of the survey a 2nd consultation will take place at the Town Hall where final proposals will be displayed prior to seeking funding for the project.

Your input is vital in creating a fantastic play area together with obtaining funding.

You may download the full proposal including questionnaire by clicking here: https://wragby.parish.lincolnshire.gov.uk/news/article/62/proposal-to-improve-the-childrens-play-area

Respond to the questionnaire by clicking here: https://s.surveyplanet.com/6s44fd6p

Please note that the Wragby Town Hall Management Committee is independent of the parish council who support the proposals and are actively involved and assisting the Town Hall Management Committee

Proposal To Improve the Childrens Play Area – Wragby Council and Community .

Grants of up to £2,000 are available to support groups and community hubs in the East Lindsey area who are supporting residents to tackle social isolation.

The Cost of Living crisis saw a number of community groups open as Warm Spaces in winter 2022 and many of those spaces saw 100s of residents through their doors over the winter period.

One overriding theme from those who attended was how residents had benefited from the support they got from attending the warm space. Many groups have stayed open during the warmer months for residents to continue to access the support on offer, whether that be a cuppa with new friends or learning a new skill like knitting.

Councillor Sarah Devereux, Portfolio Holder for Partnership at East Lindsey District Council, said: “We are really pleased to be in a position to offer this grant to community groups in East Lindsey, the support they are giving to local residents is invaluable and we are pleased to be able to recognise the value in this for our residents.”

Groups can apply for a grant from £100 to £2,000. Forms for this grant can be accessed via our website at Social Isolation Grant - East Lindsey District Council - East Lindsey District Council (e-lindsey.gov.uk) or by emailing Nichola Holderness, Community Leadership Manager, South & East Lincolnshire Council Partnership at [email protected]

What can and cannot go into your relevant bins ?

To assist, please refer to the below which has been compiled by your East Lindsey District Councillor.