Kent Highways Notice: Temporary Road Closure – Brambley Crescent, Sandgate – 14th March 2022 for 19 Days
It will be necessary to close part of Brambley Crescent, Sandgate, from 14th March 2022 with estimated completion by 1st April 2022.
Brambley Crescent, Sandgate, will be closed between the junction of Enbrook Valley and the side of Cedar Court, to the extent indicated by signs and barriers on site.
The alternative route is via Enbrook Valley, Fremantle Road, Brambley Crescent and vice versa.
The closure is required for the safety of the public and workforce while sewer repair works are undertaken by Southern Water.
The agenda of Sandgate’s Parish Council Planning Committee meeting. The meeting will be on 15th March 2022, at 7pm, or the end of the preceding Full Council meeting, whichever is earlier. It will be held in Sandgate Library.
The Planning Committee meeting is open to press and public. If any member of the public wishes to attend, please can they notify clerk@sandgatepc.org.uk in advance. This allows us to ensure we have sufficient seats and allow reasonable spacing.
Most of our meetings will be broadcast live on our Facebook page. Recordings of the meetings will be left on Facebook for a few months after the meeting so they can be watched back later. Comments left on Facebook broadcasts during the meeting are not be monitored and are not a way of feeding back to the Council.
Minimum Notice
We issue agendas at least three clear days before a meeting. We display them on the noticeboard in the library, Parish noticeboards on the Village Green and by Enbrook Valley shops, and on our website.
The minimum three clear days for notice of a meeting does not include:
the day of issue of the agenda, or;
the day of the meeting, or;
a Sunday, or;
a day of the Christmas break, or;
a day of the Easter break, or;
of a bank holiday, or;
a day appointed for public thanksgiving or mourning.
Meeting in Public
All meetings of our Council are open to the public, except in limited defined circumstances. We can only decide, by resolution, to meet in private when discussing confidential business or for other special reasons where publicity would be prejudicial to the public interest.
Those reasons might include, for example, discussing the conduct of employees, negotiations of contracts or terms of tender, or the early stages of a legal dispute.
Sandgate Community Garden Team Diary Entry for 27th February: Lettuces, compost, pruning and facility envy.
Luckily, Covid had decided to move on by the end of this week, just leaving the usual after-effects, and appreciation that it could have been much worse. Regardless, the seeds sown over the last week have popped up and many have been ‘pricked out’ into individual modules to continue growing. Now starts the juggling with the available space and watching the temperatures, weather conditions and pesky slugs.
Paul, the Saga grounds manager, has very kindly brought the water bowser back to the garden, as it had spent the winter parked up in his yard until planting time came around once more. He was just in the nick of time as we think we should be planting the pea shoots and radishes, the fastest growing vegetables, this coming Wednesday, just seventeen days after they were sown, incredible.
You may recall that just before Christmas we were tantalised by a call from Waitrose in Hythe with the wonderful news that they had decided to give us some funds; however before we could hold the cheque in our grubby hands it got whisked away back to head office because it was written incorrectly. The good news is we do now have it in our grubby hands and most grateful we are for £333.00 which will be going towards all the plans we have for this coming year – thank you Waitrose!
The Incredible Edibles have had a busy week making a brilliant start on the dismantling and rebuilding of the big composting area at the back of All Souls churchyard. No small task as it involves pulling out all the compost in the bins, but it will be fabulous to have a system which is large enough to cope with all the plant matter being generated, from grass cuttings to leaves and weeds.
On Saturday, some of our community gardeners were involved in helping to prune an orchard of some 70 fruit trees, mainly cherry, a few plum and pear trees owned by the community farm ‘Muddy Wellies’ just outside Ashford on the A20. This community space is part of a series of gardens under Brogdale CIC, serving six college sites across Kent providing horticultural education for disabled young people. The event was organised by the Hythe Environmental Group, and we had guidance and instruction from a professional commercial orchard manager.
The trees had not been pruned for several years, and so will take a good three years to get them back into good shape. The weather was just beautiful which was important on the day as well as settled weather thereafter, so this weekend was perfect. The day was amazing, once we got over the facility envy of polytunnels, kitchen, indoor working spaces and even two toilets!
A great time was had by all, excellent company and such a worthwhile project. We are hoping to stay in touch and with any luck get involved with the pruning next year as it will be interesting to be able to follow the project through.
What’s next?
Keep seed sowing
Plant the pea shoots and radishes – cover
Is the pond clear of the storm debris?
Water the plants in the cold frames
‘pricked out’ lettuce plantsIncredible Edibles starting to dismantle the compost binsMuddy Wellies community FarmOrchard pruning
Additionally, they are proposing introducting new parking charges in West Hythe Car Park, and for changes to restrictions in various car parks. The below Notice is scheduled to appear in the KM papers on Friday 4th March 2022. Copies of this Notice will also be erected in all car parks.
Letters of support or objections to the proposed Order will need to be received by 5pm on Friday 25th March 2022 and addressed to Parking Services, Civic Centre, Folkestone & Hythe District Council, Folkestone, Kent CT20 2QY or by email to traffic.orders@folkestone-hythe.gov.uk
You can find previous Sandgate Parish Planning Agendas and Minutes on this website. We publish agendas a few days before a meeting. The Clerk then posts draft minutes in the week after a meeting.
We broadcast our meetings live on our Facebook page (although we’re sorry: this one was not). Those meeting recordings are then left live for a few months after the meeting, giving you the chance to watch it back later!
The next suitable meeting will formally approve the draft minutes of this meeting. When approved, the Chairman of that meeting then signs them.
The signed minutes of the meeting serve as the legal record of what has taken place at the meeting. Before a meeting approves the draft minutes of a preceding meeting, the meeting may, by resolution, correct any inaccuracies in the draft minutes. The attendance (or otherwise) of the Chairman or those voting in favour to amend or approve of the minutes is irrelevant.
Only if meeting minutes are found to be inaccurate after they have been signed can they then be altered. Inaccuracies in signed minutes can only be amended by resolution at a subsequent meeting.
Notice from Kent Highways: B2063 West Road, Sandgate, will be closed between the junctions of Pond Hill Road and Sandy Lane, to the extent indicated by signs and barriers on site.
A diversion will be in place: the alternative route is B2063 North Road, B2063 Military Road, A259 Sandgate High Street, A259 Sandgate Esplanade, A259 Seabrook Road, B2063 Hospital Hill, B2063 West Road and vice versa.
The closure is required for the safety of the public and workforce while foul and storm water connection works are undertaken by Walker Construction (UK) Limited.
For information regarding this closure please contact Walker Construction (UK) Limited on 07710 077737, who will able to assist with the scope of these works.
Please note, this temporary road closure will be in conjunction with temporary traffic signals placed out on B2063 West Road and Pond Hill Road.
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An invitation to community organisations operating in Folkestone & Hythe District to join the 8th in a series of Community Networking Forum events in partnership with Red Zebra:
F&HDC Community Networking Forum ‘All About Volunteers and Volunteering‘
Thursday 16th March February 2022. Start 1.30 pm.
Folkestone Nepalese Community Centre, CT19 4NN
If you are interested in this topic and/or looking to make links with other organisations and to find out what is going on locally, then please join this Community Networking event.
On the agenda are presentations from Kerry Smith CEO of Kent Coast Volunteering, and from Young Lives Foundation who have been awarded the Queens Award for Voluntary Service for their volunteer programme. You will have an opportunity to ask questions, update the rest of the group on your projects and network.
Please RSVP by e-mail to Sarah Thomas at sarah.thomas@redzebra.org.uk to book your place by midday on Thursday 10th March.
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