EGGLESCLIFFE
PARISH COUNCIL
NEWSLETTER Issue Number 61
October
REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY
Wreaths will be laid on behalf of the Parish on Sunday 9th November 2003 as follows: St John’s Church, Egglescliffe:
Service commencing at 10.00am processing to the War Memorial for 11.00am.
Preston Parish Church: Service commences at 9.45am
followed by procession to Eaglescliffe War Memorial Park for Act of Remembrance beginning at 10.50am.
The Parish Council will also place a tribute at the War Memorial outside
the offices of Elementis Chromium
the offices of Elementis Chromium
SENIOR CITIZENS
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING TRIP
TO DARLINGTON
DATE: Monday 17th November
TIME:
TIME:
9.15am from the car park at the Community Centre on Durham Lane (other pick-
opposite Egglescliffe School & Yarm Road between Butts Lane & Station Road
RETURN:
Leaving Darlington at 2.30pm.
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PLANNING
Your Council would like to thank all those who took the time and trouble to write to their MP
and the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister regarding the planning problems created by the wording of PPG3, legislation designed to create more affordable housing mainly in the South East.
A number of planning applications for this area are still unresolved. These include Orchard
Service Station, 1, Station Road, Aislaby Road and South View. This Council has commented on and/or objected to all these proposed developments.
As always, we will keep a keen eye on all future planning applications
A Message from the Chairman
Is it eleven years since I was last chairman? How time flies.! For those of you who do not know me, my
name’s Sue Ireland and I have lived in Eaglescliffe
some 34 years. My two sons were both educated here and, like a stick of rock, I have Eaglescliffe in my body
from my head to my toes! I work part-
secretary of the “Yarm & Eaglecliffe Good Neighbour
I couldn’t do half of what I do without the support of my husband Peter.
Times have certainly changed from when I first
became a Parish Councillor, some sixteen years ago and I am amazed at how active we have become.
There are thirteen of us in total, we are your
neighbours, friends, even relatives and have the parish of Egglescliffe at our heart.
As our area appears to be the place to live at the moment, many of you are concerned over the vast changes that
us know!
I look forward to carrying out my role as Chairman and will endeavour to represent you to the best of my ability in the year to come.
Sue Ireland
Sue Ireland
