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Meet your Parish Councillors Monthly Drop-in - February
Tue, 07 Feb 2023 10:30
Meet your Parish Councillors Monthly Drop-in - February
This month's drop-in is with Cllr Jan Honeywill (Chair of the Parish Council) and Cllr Lynda Johnson (CK Health and Ck Youth Lead). We hope that a day-time drop in might be helpful for residents who are unable to attend the Council Meetings in the evening or who prefer a more informal setting. Though the drop-in is loosely themed around #warmcheltenham, our Cllrs are happy to talk about anything relating to the work of the Parish Council.
Councillors will be available to talk from 10.30am - 11.20am
- Venue:
- Holy Apostles Church Hall, London Road, Charlton Kings, GL52 6HW
- Contact:
- Community Development Officer
Charlton Kings Police Point Drop-in in February
Wed, 15 Feb 2023 11:00
Charlton Kings Police Point Drop-in in February
The Police are one of the partners of the Parish Council and share our aims of making Charlton Kings a safe place to live and work. The Police will be using the Conference Room as a Police Point from 11am – 12pm, one day a month.
The Police Point provides a drop-in opportunity for anyone to come and speak to the Police with questions or concerns. The aim of the Police Point is to improve access to the Police and maintain the two-way communication with the Community. These conversations will assist local Police in identifying potential crime and disorder problems in the Parish and setting area priorities, as well as forwarding information to other services where necessary.
This is not meant to replace a Police Station but is a tool that facilitates a face-to-face contact for people who want to speak to a local Police Officer.
The Police Point will be open from 11am – 12pm on the following dates subject to Police Officer availability:
- Wednesday 15th February
- Monday 6th March
- Tuesday 9th May
- Friday 9th June
- Wednesday 12th July
- Friday 11th August
- Thursday 21st September
- Thursday 12th October
- Friday 3rd November
- Wednesday 6th December
- Venue:
- Conference Room
- Contact:
- Admin Assistant
CK Futures Talk - Responding to the Energy Crisis
Wed, 22 Feb 2023 19:30
CK Futures Talk - Responding to the Energy Crisis
FULL DETAILS OF TALK COMING SOON...
ABOUT SANDY HORE-RUTHVEN MBE
Sandy is the CEO of Severn Wye Energy Agency – one of the UK's largest charities tackling fuel poverty and Climate Change across Wales and Western England. It works to support those struggling with fuel poverty through advice and retrofitting their homes. Each year Severn Wye supports 7000 households, saving over £1.5m in energy bills. Severn Wye also invests in cutting edge technology to capture carbon and generate renewable energy saving over 20,000 tonnes of Carbon each year. Sandy has been a charity CEO since 2006 managing large charities supporting young people and disadvantaged communities across the UK.
Sandy was the Green Party Mayoral candidate in the elections in 2021 and received 44% of the vote – the largest green vote outside Brighton.
He is currently chair of Children in Need in the South West and has held a number of board positions including the Chair of Youth Action Networks and VOSCUR and has been a board member of the Quartet Community Foundation. He was founder member of the Bristol Mayor's 'One City' board where he initiated the plans to reach Net Zero by 2030 and worked with business, charities, communities, and local authorities to tackle a range of other environmental issues.
Sandy has cycled in many places across the globe including the Andes, the Tibetan Plateau, Himalayas, and central Africa. He has two adopted children who are grown up and making their way in the world.
The talk will start at 7.30pm on Wednesday 22nd February in the Stanton Hall (next to the Charlton Kings Library), Charlton Kings.
This is a free event hosted by CK Futures, a Charlton Kings Parish Council Initiative.
You can book this free event via Eventbrite
- Venue:
- Stanton Hall (next to the Charlton Kings Library
- Contact:
- Community Development Officer
Sustainable Living Workshop 6: Gardening in a changing climate
Wed, 01 Mar 2023 19:00
Sustainable Living Workshop 6: Gardening in a changing climate
Wednesday 1st March, 7.00 - 9.00pm
Join us for a discussion about how we can adapt our growing practices, identify adaptable plants, improve soil and manage water in the garden and allotment in the future as the climate changes.
With Malcolm Allison, an expert in botany and forestry.
Come and enjoy great conversations in an open and collaborative environment. There is no charge for these workshops but a donation of £1 per person is suggested for this workshop to cover the cost of tea and coffee in the break.
Visit Eventbrite or email ckfutures@charltonkingsparishcouncil.gov.uk to register for this session
If you are unable to attend after booking a ticket please email ckfutures@charltonkingsparishcouncil.gov.uk and let us know before the event starts. We appreciate that plans change, but as our events are free with limited ticket availability we like to ensure that all spaces are filled on the night.
- Venue:
- Community Hub at FRONT, 197 London Road, Sixways, Charlton Kings, GL52 6HU
- Contact:
- Clerk