The government has recently launched a consultation in to improving broadband connectivity in rural areas. The National Association of Local Councils (NALC) has put out a questionnaire to Parish Councils so they can contribute to the discussion. Acton Bridge Parish Council would like to respond to this questionnaire on behalf of the village’s residents. The Parish Council has launched a survey which it is asking residents to fill in. The information gathered will be used to inform the response to the main NALC survey. The survey is online and can be accessed by clicking this link.
The survey should take no longer than 10 minutes to fill in; it will close at the end of Sunday 23rd May. The Parish Council encourages as many residents to fill it out as possible. Thank you in advance.
Please find attached link to a temporary road closure notice for Cliff Road, Acton Bridge which commences on 4th May 2021 This is necessary for safety reasons to enable working on over head lines on behalf of Scottish power and will be carried out by SP Energy Networks. The works are expected to last for 2 days:
Acton Bridge Parish Council and Community wish to express their deepest sympathy and heartfelt condolences to Her Majesty the Queen and family for their great loss. We trust that the dedication and steadfast support given by HRH Prince Philip to Her Majesty throughout their long life together will be some support at this time.
The Parish Council echo the many tributes expressed throughout the world for the life of HRH Prince Philip. His service to the Nation, the world and its peoples will forever be a legacy to the life well lived of The Prince Philip, Duke of Edinburgh.
LOCAL ARRANGEMENTS
Below is the link to the Cheshire West and Chester’s website which includes all the details of local arrangements.
Cheshire West and Chester Council are providing details of an online resource pack available to help anyone who has to self-isolate for 10 days to help prevent the spread of COVID-19.
This includes information about who should self-isolate, how to self-isolate and how to look after any symptoms at home.
There are also sections about how people can get financial help to tide them over the self-isolation period, how to get essential shopping, where to get support with wellbeing and even tips on how to cope with boredom.
This link is to help anyone who may need to self-isolate:
The Council will be sharing regular tips on social media to inspire self-isolators. Residents are invited to share their ideas and experience, either by posting on social media and tagging @Go_CheshireWest and using the hashtag #InspiringCW, or by visiting: www.cheshirewestandchester.gov.uk/inspire-cheshirewest and adding your ideas in the how are you making the most of staying at home section.
Anyone who needs support but does not have online access can call the Council’s helpline: 0300 123 7031.
Due to increased visitors to some recycling centres, opening times have been extended from Friday 12 March to Wednesday 31 March 2021 – please see attached.
Please find attached link to a temporary road closure notice for A49 Warrington Road, Acton Bridge which commences on 20th February 2021. This is necessary for safety reasons to enable a bridge inspection and will be carried out by Canal and River Trust. The inspection is expected to last from 2200hrs to 0600hrs. Link to road closure notice
During the Christmas period, the garden waste service is suspended for a further three weeks until Monday 1 March 2021.
The resources for the garden waste collections will be utilised to assist both recycling and domestic collections during this time.
Reasons for the extended suspension
The extended suspension provides Cheshire West Recycling with greater flexibility, to make sure that core waste and recycling collections can be maintained for our residents whilst mitigating the impact of increased sickness levels in these unprecedented times.
Cheshire West and Chester Council would like to hear your views on our proposed waste strategy, which will shape how the Council delivers waste services over the next 10 years