7.30pm: Cromhall Parish Council Meeting
Cromhall Village Hall
The Parish Council meets on the fourth Tuesday of each month, except in December, in the Village Hall at 7.30pm.
Council meetings start with a ‘public participation’ section in which residents are invited to raise any matters to the council. The remainder of the meeting is open for the public to observe, but they may not speak unless invited to do so.
If you would like to suggest an item for the agenda, please contact the parish clerk by email below or 01454 837271, or discuss with one of the councillors. So that proper notice can be given, this must be done at least ten days before the meeting.
cromhallpc.org.uk/
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Cromhall Parish Council's responsibility is to represent the interests of all residents of the parish.
Please visit their website at cromhallpc.org.uk to find out more.
For all enquiries, please contact the Clerk by email at or by phone on 01454 837271.
Photographs on this page are kindly supplied by Rich McD Photography.
The Parish Council meets on the fourth Tuesday of each month, except in December, in the Village Hall at 7.30pm.
Council meetings start with a ‘public participation’ section in which residents are invited to raise any matters to the council.
The remainder of the meeting is open for the public to observe, but they may not speak unless invited to do so.
If you would like to suggest an item for the agenda, please contact the parish clerk on or 01454 837271, or discuss with one of the councillors.
So that proper notice can be given, this must be done at least ten days before the meeting.
This Charity was set up in 1973 with the objective being to relieve, either generally or individually, persons resident in the Parish of Cromhall who are in conditions of need, hardship or distress.
The charity owns land at Heathend, which gives it its income through annual rents, and is administered by four trustees all resident within Cromhall. The trustees are appointed by the Parish Council every four years.
The trustees can help (and would welcome applications from) anyone genuinely in need of assistance and residents can apply for this help directly or through a third party, at any time through the year.
These days “those in need” are not so easy to identify, so for many years now, the trustees have distributed the income at Christmas time, in the form of a gift voucher to be used in the village shop. (Years ago, coal, electricity stamps and other gifts were distributed.)
Recipients of the gift are Cromhall residents over the age of retirement and who have lived in the village for five years or more. Where a couple live together, only one gift is given per household.
The trustees consider who should receive the gift at its autumn meeting, but it is very difficult to know who is eligible each year. If you have never received the gift in the past and feel you should, please make the trustees aware of this as soon as possible.
Lastly, the trustees are always mindful of their original purpose, and so if there is anyone in the parish, of any age, in real need or hardship please do approach the charity for help. Any such request will be considered sympathetically and in confidence by the trustees.
If you would like further information please contact any of the trustees or Secretary Sue Wray on or 294387, or leave a note for Sue in Cromhall Village Shop.
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