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NOTICE OF MEETINGFull Council

7.45pm on Wednesday 24 June 2020 (Virtual Meeting)

To Councillors

Mrs Barnard, Dr Barnard, Chambers, Mrs Collings, Ms Dulieu, Fitzwilliams, Mrs Gill, Ms K Jones, M Jones, Strudley, Ms Thorin and Mrs Wallen

You are summoned to attend a virtual meeting of Warfield Parish Council on Wednesday 24 June 2020 at 7.45pm.

The meeting will take place on the Zoom platform. Please use the link in the e-mail or use the following details

Meeting ID: 870 4669 9087

Password: 092135

Any apologies for absence should be communicated to the Clerk ahead of the meeting.

Jason Mawer

Clerk to the Council

The 7 principles of public life

Selflessness, Integrity, Objectivity, Accountability, Openness, Honesty and Leadership

Meeting bundle page 1

AGENDA meeting of Warfield Parish Council

7.45pm on Wednesday 24 June 2020 at the Warfield Parish Office

Sound recording, photography, filming and use of social media at meetings that are held in public are permitted. Those wishing to record proceedings are however advised to contact the Parish Clerk for further information before the start of the meeting. This meeting will be recorded by the Clerk through the Zoom platform to assist with the production of the minutes of the meeting.

No. Item Page

001. Chairman’s statement

002. Public participation (max duration 10 mins)

003. Apologies for absence

004. Declarations of interest

Members are asked to declare any disclosable interest or affected interest inrespect of any matter to be considered at this meeting

005. Minutes of the previous meeting

To approve the minutes of the council meeting of Wednesday 11 March 2020and for the minutes to be signed by the presiding chairman (at the earliestopportunity)

006. Matters arising from the previous meeting

007. Leave of Absence

To grant a leave of absence to Cllr Mrs Gill

008. COVID-19 Update (verbal)

To receive a verbal update on COVID-19 and the impact on council activity

009. Planning Responses

To note the Planning responses submitted since the last meeting

010. Neighbourhood Plan

To receive a verbal update on the Warfield Neighbourhood Plan

011. Amenities Update

To receive a verbal update on the council’s amenities

012. Jealotts Hill Community Landshare

To receive a verbal update on the Jealott’s Hill Community Landshare

013. Clerks update

To note the Clerks Report on activity including the Parish Plan

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No. Item Page

014. Representatives Reports

To note the representatives reports and take any urgent points

015. Payments

To note the payments approved

016. Date of the next meeting

The next meeting of the council will be on Wednesday 29 July 2020

017. Closure of the meeting

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Agenda Item 002

Council 24 June 2020 Responsible Officer: Jason Mawer

PUBLIC PARTICIPATION

A period of up to 10 minutes is set aside at the start of the meeting for the public to make either make a statement or ask questions of the council. This time will also include any written representations received by the Parish Clerk in advance of the meeting.

Each member of the public may speak for no more than five minutes and they should direct their comments to the chairman of the meeting.

Members of the public are reminded this is not a public meeting and they may only speak with the authority of the chairman of the meeting, who will decide who to call.

If the matter raised is not on the agenda for the meeting the council, it may be discussed at a future meeting of the council. If the matter is on the agenda, the council will consider the matter raised at that time.

A summary of the arrangements and rules regarding public participation can be found on the council website at www.warfieldparishcouncil.gov.uk


Agenda Item 004


DECLARATIONS OF INTEREST

Members are asked to ensure they make adequate representation of declarations of interest for matters on the agenda


Agenda Item 005


MINUTES OF THE COUNCIL MEETING held on Wednesday 11 March 2020 at 7.45pm at Warfield Parish Office

Members present: Cllrs Ms Dulieu (Chair), Dr Barnard, Mrs Barnard, Chambers, Mrs Collings, Fitzwilliams, Mrs Gill, Ms K Jones, M Jones, Strudley and Mrs Wallen

Other attendees: Parish Clerk and a member of the public

001. Public Participation

Rebecca Murphy arranged for a summary of the recent CPRE meeting in Warfield, againstbuilding on the Green Belt to be provided to members. The Clerk would circulatefollowing the meeting.

002. Apologies for absence

Apologies for absence were received from Ms C Thorin.

003. Declarations of interest

Declarations of interest were received from:

Cllr Dr Barnard – borough councillor for Warfield Harvest Ride

004. Minutes of the previous meeting

The minutes of the meeting of 29 January 2020 were circulated to members ahead of themeeting. Cllr Strudley proposed the minutes be approved, and this was seconded by CllrMrs Collings. The minutes were APPROVED by members present.

Cllr Dr Barnard joined the meeting

005. Matters arising from the last meeting

The Clerk advised members that the co-option vacancy would be re-advertised.

006. Finance & General Purposes Committee

Members were advised that the Finance & General Purposes Committee meeting of 24February had been cancelled.

Members asked questions regarding the financial report. A question was asked about thepossible costs of Coronavirus. The Clerk advised that at this stage the financial risk wasnot known, but would be kept under review. The Clerk told members that advice fromPublic Health England was that in the event of a building being contaminated a period of72 hours should pass before the building is deep cleaned.

Members noted the Finance Report to the end of January 2020.


007. Planning & Transport Committee

Members received an update from the Planning & Transport Committee meeting of 19February and 5 March.

At the meeting of 19 February, members recommended refusal of application20/00020/FUL 1 Newell Green Cottages and application 20/00052/FUL Church of StMichael and All Angels, land north of church car park.

The meeting of 5 March mainly covered tree applications.

008. Amenities Committee

Members received an update from the Amenities Committee meeting of 3 March whichcovered work on the allotments and on the water connection.

009. Minutes from Committees

The minutes of the Finance & General Purposes Committee meeting of 14 January 2020,the Planning & Transport Committee meeting of 23 January and 19 February 2020 andthe Amenities Committee of 21 January 2020 were noted by members.

010. Suspension of Financial Regulation 11.7

Cllr Mrs Wallen declared an interest in this matter as an allotment plotholder.

Members were asked to consider suspending Financial Regulation 11.7 to permit thepurchase and installation of the storage building at the allotment site. A paper wascirculated in advance and included the required risk assessment.

Cllr Strudley proposed that the financial regulation be temporarily suspended and thiswas seconded by Cllr Dr Barnard. As required by the regulations a named vote was taken.

Cllrs Dr Barnard, Mrs Barnard, Chambers, Mrs Collings, Ms Dulieu, Fitzwilliams, Mrs Gill,Ms Jones and Strudley voted in favour. Cllr M Jones voted against. The resolution waspassed.

011. Annual Governance preparat ions

The Clerk circulated to members ahead of the meeting the Risk Register and AssetRegister for 2019/20. Members asked the Clerk to ensure that access to bank accountswere included on the risk register.

It was proposed by Cllr Dr Barnard to approve the Risk Register and Asset Register andseconded by Cllr M Jones. Members present APPROVED the documents.

012. Local Government Boundary Review (Bracknell Forest Council)

The Clerk circulated to members ahead of the meeting the draft response to the LocalGovernment Boundary Review. Members were advised that further consultation wouldtake when the draft proposals of the commission were published. Some minoramendments were suggested and accepted.


Cllr Strudley proposed that the response be submitted to the Local Government Boundary Commission for England and this was seconded by Cllr Fitzwilliams and APPROVED by members present.

013. Working Group report s

Warfield 125

Members received an update on the plans and activities for the Warfield 125th

anniversary events. The Clerk confirmed that additional funding was available in the2020 budget.

Annual Meeting Working Group

The working group is due to meeting in the following weeks.

Climate Change Working Group

Members noted that Cllrs Dr Barnard, Mrs Collings and Ms Thorin had been appointed tothe working group.

014. Payments

On the proposal of Cllr Dr Barnard, seconded by Cllr Mrs Wallen and APPROVED bymembers, the following payments were authorised:

Cheque Payments invoice total 4774 ABA (Construction) Ltd play area inspections £270.84

4775 Benville & Marsh Electrical inspections and repairs £6,864.00

4776 Bracknell Forest Council loan repayment £8,191.48

4777 Bracknell Pest Control pest control work £72.00

4778 Bracknell Town Council pathways for allotment site £4,034.40

4779 Circle Cleaning Services contract cleaning £1,648.00

4780 Index Security Systems intruder alarm support £36.00

4781 In 2 Sport sports club provision £288.00

4782 Rialtas Business Solutions allotment software licence £145.20

4783 Servio Ltd repairs and service contract £1,454.17

4784 Suds Window Cleaning window cleaning £168.00

4785 Unipar Services LLP repair to Sentinel unit £116.40

4786 HMRC paye & NICS £2,240.28

4787 Berkshire Pension Fund Pension contributions £1,677.98

£27,206.75

Direct debit

DD Nest pension contributions £71.88

£71.88


015. Representative Reports

Cllr Dr Barnard advised members that BFC was receiving regular updates on Coronavirusand they were following Public Health England guidelines.

The local plan responses had been published.

Work was continuing on Princess Square and the stripping out of the old Bentalls site.

Ward members were working with BFC officers to explore the pedestrian crossingoptions across Harvest Ride at Julius Hill.

Cllr Mrs Wallen said that an additional member was needed for the Planning Committee.No members came forward.

Cllr Mrs Gill asked about usage of the Sentinel speed camera. It was explained that it wascurrently in use in other parts of the northern parishes, but that Warfield had use for a 4months of the year.

Cllr M Jones asked about the bins at the Memorial Ground. The Clerk advised that thecaretaker was monitoring them and emptying as required.

Cllr Fitzwilliams updated members on Jealotts Hill and that the partners would berecommending the setting up of a Community Interest Company. Details were beingworked out and would be brought forward to council in May, in conjunction withBracknell Town Council.

Cllr Mrs Collings advised members of the meeting of the BFC Nature Partnership.

Cllr Ms Dulieu reminded members of the Village Fete on 9 May.

It was agreed by members that the council litterpick would be organised at a later date.

016. Report from the Parish Clerk

The report of the Clerk was circulated to members and was noted.

017. Date of the next meeting

The date of the next meeting is Wednesday 8 April 2020.

020. Closure of the meeting

The meeting was closed at 9.31pm


Agenda Item 007


LEAVE OF ABSENCE

Members are asked to grant a leave of absence for a maximum period of up to three months to Cllr Lauren Gill for personal circumstances members will be aware of.


Agenda Item 009


PLANNING RESPOSES SUBMITTED

1.0 Purpose of this report

1.1 This report contains the planning responses submitted to Bracknell Forest Council since the lockdown period commenced.

2.0 Submissions

20/00214/OUT Land east of Old Priory Lane and west of Maize Lane, Warfield

Outline Application for up to 305 dwellings (C3 use), a primary school (up to 2 forms of entry), (D1 use), public open space, landscaping, surface water drainage and associated engineering works, all matters reserved except means of access with Maize Lane. RECOMMENDED REFUSAL

Comments

1. Non-compliance with the SPD and MasterplanThe master plan submitted is not compliant with the central area master plandocument (CAMPD) of Feb2015 produced in accordance with the Warfield SPDarea. For the following reasons: Land north of field 3 (to border Warfield St) is not included within the

submitted plan The number of units proposed (305) exceeds the approx 270 as illustrated by

the CAMPD An access roundabout for the site from Priory Lane/Harvest Ride junction is

excluded. Homes are shown on the proposed school site The Warfield Street South character area is not sufficiently adopted. Warfield Parish Council have noted that the submitted plans exclude parcels

of land adjacent to Old Priory Lane and Warfield Street. These parcels of landare shown on the area 1 masterplan and are marked on the submittedmasterplan as ‘future residential development’. In our view, this does notrepresent a true masterplan for this part of area 1 and that the futuredevelopment should be included within this outline application, as BracknellForest Council insisted for the masterplan of the western section of area 1 inthe land bordering Forest Road and Watersplash Lane.

The proposed development exceeds the number of units outlined in the BFCMasterplan document.

Warfield Parish Council has noted the comments in the transport assessment regarding the reasoning for not including a roundabout within the proposal. We believe this view be flawed. The new junction proposed will add to the issue of traffic flows in the area, as is seen with the current arrangement at Priory Lane and Harvest Ride, which the proposed roundabout would have assisted in resolving.


The CAMPD requires a two-form entry school to be provided . The proposals make an alternative proposal to build a single form entry, with the option to expand to two-form entry at a later date. The Local character appraisal for Warfield Street South says that ‘The area should be informal and semi rural and mainly consist of detached and semi-detached houses with long gardens and generous set backs’. In addition there is a requirement for housing fronting onto the green area that is also not met.

2. Trees and Hedges

The Council is concerned that the removal of 40% of extant hedging and 50% of trees will have a negative impact on the area for a significant period of time, despite theoretical biodiversity gains in the longer term. New planting will take many years to mature and will note be a substitute for existing mature hedging and trees. The Landscape and Visual Impact Report says that proposed planting and management would only deliver moderate beneficial effects at year 15 of the project. 543m of hedgerow ranked as important will be removed against 188m of non-important* which is detrimental to the environment and contrary to 1997 Hedgerow Regulations. There are also major inconsistencies between the March 2020 Ecological Assessment, the Design Access Statement and the Tree Survey regarding the extent of hedge removal and which hedges are to be fully or partially removed and the length of such hedges. Hedge 29 does not feature as does a mature chestnut tree at the southern end of field 5. There also appears to be no justifiable reason to remove tree 7090 as on inspection this tree has no impact in terms of distance on the proposed development. The Design Access Statement (part 2 fig.20) shows important hedgerows to be retained and these match 5,9,18 and 19 in the Ecological Assessment which marks them for removal.

*Site Ecological Assessment 3. Biodiversity

Removal of hedge 20 will disturb a badger sett in that area. As this area is designated as a wildlife buffer this is contradictory and would appear incompatible with the 1992 Protection of Badgers Act.

4. Highways and Transport

The council considers the modelling for car journeys is flawed as it uses ward data for Binfield with Warfield rather than Warfield Harvest Ride area to which it adjoins and is more representative of the development. The council objects to the main access to the site and subsidiary access points being located on Maize Lane. Maize Lane is predominately single carriageway road and we have concern for the safety of pedestrians and vehicle movements with the accessways proposed as well as for vehicles servicing the proposed properties. Concern is also expressed for the potential for vehicles using this area during school drop-off and pick-up times.


The council is concerned that insufficient allocation has been made for drop-off areas around the school site and the potential for build-up, as seen at other developments, for traffic building up by on-street parking or access blocking.

5.0 Public Rights of Way

Members are concerned about the use of Hedge Lane, a designated Bridleway (BR26), as the main east-west accessway particular for accessing open spaces and the play area. The concern about the shared nature of the accessway as the main route across the development area.

Planning list 14/20

No applications

Planning list 15/20

No applications

Planning list 16/20

20/00250/ Westmorland Park Pavillion, Westmorland Drive, Warfield

Baseball netting/scaffolding poles to be raised by 2 metres, to provide better screening for the adjacent tennis club. CONSIDERED NO OBJECTION

Planning list 17/20

20/00238/FUL The Cottage Warfield Park Farm, Jigs Lane South, Warfield

Erection of single storey rear/side extension CONSIDERED NO OBJECTION

20/00265/REM Land north of Harvest Ride and south of Forest Road and east of West End Lane, Warfield

Submission of details of access, layout, scale, appearance and landscaping relating to phases 8 and 9 of the land north of Harvest Ride for the erection of 120 dwellings, and associated parking and roads, pursuant to outline application 13/01007/OUT RECOMMENDED REFUSAL

Gardens of plots 24, 25,37, 39 and 39 back onto woodland which is contrary to the Warfield SPD. T209 is a semi mature Oak and should be retained. Members feel that the Design Access Statement does not go far enough on environmental responsibility. Members would like to see more energy saving measures, rainwater harvesting and inbuilt bird boxes.


20/00272/FUL Land north of Harvest Ride east of West End Lane, Warfield

Full planning application for phase 10 of the land north of Harvest Ride for residential development comprising 39 dwellings with associated access, parking, landscaping and associated infrastructure RECOMMENDED REFUSAL

Gardens of plots 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, 18 and 19 back onto woodland which is contrary to the Warfield SPD

20/00063/TRTPO Whitegrove Copse, Harvest Ride, Warfield

TPO 186 – Application to remove holly CONSIDERED NO OBJECTION

20/00067/TRTPO Warfield House Bracknell Road, Warfield

TPO 61 – Application to fell 6 tree and prune 4 trees OBSERVATIONS

Leave to Tree Officer Replacement native species should be planted to replace trees felled.

Planning list 18/20

20/00065/TRTPO The Vicarage Church Lane, Warfield

CONS AREA - Application to prune 6 trees and fell 1 tree OBSERVATIONS Replacement native species should be planted to replace the tree felled.

20/00068/TRTPO 48 Horatio Avenue, Warfield

TPO 393 - Application to fell 1 tree and prune 1 tree RECOMMENDED REFUSAL Ash T65 should be pruned not felled Oak T66 the pruning proposed is excessive

20/00073/TRTPO Land next to 1 Lyon Oaks, Warfield

TPO 89 – Application to prune 3 trees RECOMMENDED REFUSAL

The proposed works are excessive and not justified.

Planning list 19/20

20/00263/FUL 7 Crozier Lane, Warfield

Installation of door to existing car port. CONSIDERED NO OBJECTION Meeting bundle page 14

Planning list 20/20

20/00226/FUL Warfield Dale House, Ascot Road, Warfield

Erection of two storey detached annexe following demolition of side elevation, erection of single storey side and rear extensions and creation of new vehicular access and widening of existing access CONSIDERED NO OBJECTION

20/00274/FUL 33 Julius Hill, Warfield

Erection of brick wall, following part demolition of existing (full standard) CONSIDERED NO OBJECTION

20/000285/TRTPO Land rear of Shorland Oaks known as Priory lane Copse, Warfield

TPO 226 – Application to fell 1 tree CONSIDERED NO OBJECTION

Planning list 21/20

20/00083/TRTPO Acorns Goughs Lane, Warfield

TPO 76a – Application to prune 1 tree CONSIDERED NO OBJECTION

20/00086/TR5 4 Greystock Road, Warfield

TPO 783 – Application to prune 1 tree As a 5 day notice application this item was decided before the committee deliberated


Agenda Item 013


CLERKS REPORT

1.0 Purpose

1.1 This report contains the report of the Clerk on activity undertaken by parish staff along with other information.

2.0 Report

2.1 A full report was circulated to members on 5 June and members will receive updates through other reports included in this meeting.

2.2 The council commissioned a bench to mark the 125th anniversary of the council. This has been produced by Antoni Ross of Winkfield. An image of the bench is attached. The siting of the bench is being finalised, but is most likely to be at the Warfield Memorial Ground.

3.0 Parish Plan

An update on the parish plan is attached. Activity on the plan has been affected by the COVID-19 lockdown period, so the plan shows information on activity and likely completion dates.


Parish Plan Update

June 2020

Development

Specific goal Timescale Progress Notes Likely completion

1 Ensure residents are informed of and involved in BFC Planning consultations

Ongoing n/a n/a

2 Deliver the Warfield Neighbourhood Plan Oct 2020 HRA as required by Inspector in development by AECOM. Independent Inspection outcome likely by October 2020. Government has deferred all elections and referenda until May 2021.

May 2021

The parish council made submissions to the draft Bracknell Forest Plan

The parish council continues to be vigilant over delivery of the Warfield SPD as evidenced by recent planning responses.

The parish council continues to oppose inappropriate speculative development as in the case of land to the east of Warfield Hall and land at Home Farm.

Environment


1 Create an Environment Working Group to update the Warfield Environmental and Climate Change Action Plan

March 2020

Working Group set up Completed

2 Reduce litter by (a) taking part in the Great British Spring Clean each March (b) engage with local school through anti-litter events and activities

March 2020

Ongoing

Great British Spring Clean postponed until later in the year due to COVID-19 Opportunities to engage with schools are limited at present due to COVID-19. Work in this area is unlikely before October 2020 at the earliest.

Oct 2020

The parish council has approved an Environmental Policy to ensure it acts in an appropriate manner in the activities it undertakes.


Recycling at the Parish Office is currently suspended due to the office closure. Reactivation of this provision will be risked assessed in line with COVID-19 regulations.

Where a planning application is for the removal of a tree, the parish council now has a default response that a native species should be planted to replace it. Trees or hedges damaged or removed are queried with the appropriate planning authority.

The parish council continues to report incidence of flytipping and has encouraged self-reporting via the BFC website.

Parish Amenities


1 Building work started on the new Community Hub at Priory Field

April 2023 Borough officers are investigating potential issues affecting the transfer of the site that need to be resolved ahead of further work. This has been delayed as staff are redeployed to COVID-19 activity.

TBA

2 Connect water, build community facilities, plant hedges and establish a management association at Quelm Allotments

September 2020

Majority of hedge planted Winter 2019-20, with final length delayed to Winter 2020 to allow works to be completed on site. Water connected. Quotes for community building being obtained with construction during Summer 2020. Amenities Committee to review management at future meeting.

Sep 2020

3 Jealotts Hill Community Landshare (a) To make significant progress towards

establishing a new managing structure

(b) Is financially stable

December 2019

March 2021

Work on the new structure continues, although positions of some partners have changed and requires recalibration.

TBA

Other intentions remain active but are affected by COVID-19.


Community, Wellbeing and Safety


1 Update and reissue local walking and cycle routes and guides

April 2020 Office ready to produce updated walk leaflets with maps once routes are checked and reviewed and information supplied. Cycle maps are produced by the borough and not available online yet. Would be a duplication for the parish to produce it own.

Sep 2020

2 Produce a local guide to welcome new residents to the parish

May 2020 Agreed to produce an online guide which is drafted, but needs to be updated to take account of COVID-19. Members cards to hand to new residents, drafted and ready for print

Aug 2020

3 Finance outdoor gym equipment to Westmorland Park

March 2023 n/a

No budget allocated at this stage or discussions with BFC about installing equipment on their land.

March 2023

Events in 2020 have been postponed or put on hold by COVID-19

Grant payments continue and awards for 2020 made.

Speedwatch activity has been suspended during lockdown including training and recruitment.

Accountability & Accessibility


1 Improve communications with residents about the parish council

April 2020 Plans to consult on the Wren, put on hold due to cancellation of the Village Fete and other events. COVID-19 has curtailed work as the council has promoted response and support for this activity.

May 2021


Local information for website being prepared as part of local plan. Promoting activities at our halls halted due to lockdown and inactivity of groups.

2 Raise the profile and accessibility of the parish council and councillors.

August 2020

Rebranded equipment purchase put on hold as not required during lockdown. Councillor surgeries on hold due to social distancing, opportunity for outdoor streetwalking once social distancing measures relaxed.

Oct 2020

3 Provide meaningful opportunities for public participation at parish council and committee meetings

August 2020

Public participation is a standard agenda item for Council, Planning and Amenities committees. Public participation would be difficult to introduce at F&GP committee due to the wide remit and would be more effectively directed at full council.

Completed

4 Establish a team of volunteers to support local events

July 2020 Work ongoing to scope how this will work and likely recruitment routes. Opportunities to develop this with other bodies a possibility resulting from lessons of COVID-19 activity

Mar 2021


PAYMENTS

1.0 Accounts for payment

The following accounts for payment have been made during lockdown. These payments have been checked and authorised by members.

30 April 2020 Electronic Payments items invoice total

EP ABA (Construction) Ltd play area inspections £85.68

EP Bracknell Pest Control pest control inspections £72.00

EP Business Technology Support office printer costs £186.12

EP Came & Company Cyber insurance package £319.20

EP Servio Ltd call outs and boiler repairs £1,313.74

EP SUDS Window Cleaning window cleaning £168.00

EP HMRC PAYE & NICS £1,077.92

EP Berkshire Pension Fund Pension contributions £924.15

£4,146.81

Direct debit


£80.86

28 May 2020 Electronic Payments items invoice total

EP ONeill Homer neighbourhood plan support £660.00

EP Claire Connell Internal audit provision £232.50

EP Circle Cleaning Contract cleaning £824.00

EP Vision ICT website hosting and support 20/21 £330.00

EP Bracknell Town Council water tank filling - allotments £288.00

EP HMRC PAYE & NICS £1,077.92

EP Berkshire Pension Fund Pension contributions £924.15

£4,336.57

Direct debit


£80.86

09 June 2020

Electronic Payments items invoice total EP Bracknell Town Council water tank filling - allotments £600.00

EP Antoni Ross Warfield 125 bench provision £750.00

Agenda Item 015



EP Circle Cleaning Contract cleaning £824.00

£2,174.00

Grant Award Payments – made on 19 May 2020 as authorised by Council at meeting of 29 January 2020 (minute number 011)

Grants awarded under statuory powers Amount Warfield Memorial Ground £9,000 Keep Mobile Community Transport £1,485 South Hill Park Trust Ltd £1,250

£11,735

Grants awarded under s137 Local Government Act 1972 1st Warfield Scout Group £1,000 Berkshire Multiple Sclerosis Therapy Centre £350 Bracknell & District CAB £1,500 Bracknell Executive Job Club £200 Bracknell North Guides £840 Home Start Bracknell Forest £1,000 Parkinson's Disease Soc. Bracknell Branch £500 Pilgrim Hearts £1,000 South East Berks Gang Show £250 St Paul's Child Contact Centre - Bracknell £250 Warfield Environment Group £250 Warfield Grow & Share £200 Warfield Park Community Association £1,500 Warfield Parochial Church Council £1,000 Warfield Produce Show £150 Whitegrove Primary School £580 Youthline Ltd £1,750

£12,320

Total grant payments £24,055


Agenda Item 016


DATE OF THE NEXT MEETING

The date of the next meeting will Wednesday 29 July at 7.45pm


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