Abbots Bromley News
Do you have some news that would be of interest to the residents of Abbots Bromley?
If so, send us details and if we agree we will add your update to the on-line news. You will need to provide the following information:
- Title of update
- Text of the update (in the email or attached Word document)
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Send email to the Parish Clerk.
Ambulance Services to merge under false pretences
This is the claim made by Michael Fabricant MP on his web pages, in response to the announcement by the West Midlands and Staffordshire Ambulance Services.
Rural Access to Services Partnership “Wheels to Work”
Advantage West Midlands is providing £1M over three years to reduce rural isolation and improve access for people. The first project addresses the need to access education, employment or training.
Council receives newsletter grant
The Parish Council has received a grant from a fund designated for “Quality Councils” that will enable improvements in the Bromley Bulletin newsletter
Parish Council sets budget for next year
The Parish Council has set a budget for 2007/2008 that will result in a rise of just under 5% for the parish component of Council Tax
Walk off the Christmas Corpulence
Start to undo the effects of Christmas excesses with some exercise in the countryside with the help of two organised walks starting from the village.
Recycle Your Christmas Tree
What would you do with 46,000 second-hand Christmas trees?
Golfers Light up the Village
New Christmas lights on Abbots Bromley village green have come courtesey of local golfers.
Parish Council Supports First Responders
The Parish Council has written to the Ambulance Services seeking assurances that vital drugs previously available for First Responders to use, will again be included in their repertoire of treatments. A copy of the letter is reproduced here and copies have been sent to MPs, Country and District Councillors.
Keep Your Post Office
The Countryside Alliance is campaiging to save rural Post Offices, which it believes are under threat from changes in Government policy.