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Newsletter – November 2021
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Agenda – Council Meeting Tuesday 9th November
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Nature Wise – Free Eco Literacy Training – 150 free places for community or voluntary groups
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Notes on Council Meeting 12th October 2021
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Councillor Vacancy
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Marshfield Village Hall Mural
Marshfield Village Hall Management Committee send a HUGE thank you to the following residents, businesses and organisations:
- Marshfield Village Hall Events Team
- Marshfield Community Council
- Gwent Living Levels Landscape Partnership
- Hopkins Farm Machinery – Ted Hopkins Ltd
- John Drew Transport Ltd
- Lisa and Christopher Hinksman – Ty Mawr Farm
- Gareth Williams – WILLIS Construction Ltd
- The Masons Arms
- Marshfield Post Office and Pharmacy
- Cath Davis
- Jack Rooney
We are thrilled to have your support. Through your donation we have been able to accomplish the completion of the mural and continue working to create a hub for our community. We are extremely grateful.
The mural was created by local artist-designer Andy O’Rourke and has far exceeded our expectations, such a talented and interesting artist. Thank you Andy.
We hope the mural has captured the hearts and minds of our wonderful village!
Thank you for your continued support.
Marshfield Village Hall Management Committee
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Public Rights of Way – Definitive Map
A link to Newport City Council’s website showing public footpaths in the area
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Church Lane – Message from Newport City Council Planning Enforcement
| Civic Centre/Canolfan Ddinesig |
| Newport/Casnewydd |
| South Wales/De Cymru |
| NP20 4UR |
| Marshfield Ward |
30th October 2020
To whom it may concern,
| REFERENCE: | ALLEGED UNAUTHORISED WORKS |
| SITE: | Land to the north of St Mary’s Church, Church Lane, Marshfield, Newport. |
Newport City Council has received a significant number of complaints in relation to the above site. Given the number involved, it is not possible to acknowledge every single complaint received.
A planning enforcement case has, however, been opened to investigate the matter and in due course the community will be informed of what action, if any, will be taken. Newport City Council will endeavour to keep the Ward Councillors and Marshfield Community Council appraised of the situation. The Local Authority is also liaising with its partner organisations, such as Natural Resources Wales, in order to resolve this matter.
Currently, Planning Enforcement is in discussions with the owner about their intentions for the site. As part of these discussions, the owner has and will be advised of the relevant constraints imposed by the planning system and other appropriate legislative streams.
Yours faithfully,
Planning Enforcement
Planning Enforcement (West Area Team)
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Vacancies for Councillors
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Cancelled – Marshfield Police Surgery Scheduled for Tomorrow, Sunday 7th November.
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Royal British Legion Poppy Display Marshfield and Castleton – Volunteers needed tomorrow to help with lamp post poppy dispaly
A community group led by Jayne Constance is seeking volunteers this Sunday morning, October 31st at 10am to help put the poppy display on the lamp posts on Marshfield Road, St. Mellons Road, St Mary’s Church, and the A48 westwards towards the petrol station and eastwards to just past the Coach and Horses pub.
Please meet at the village green (Groes Corner) junction of Church Lane and Marshfield Road.
Bring Hi Viz and a step ladder if you can – permission has been sought from Newport City Council and volunteers will work in teams of three.
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