Parish Council News

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Please see the link below, explaining the parish council precept increase for 2025/26.

 

Precept request 2025/26

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PCSO surgery

The upcoming Police Surgery for the Shakerley area.

 

Monday 3rd March,

between 10am – 11am.

Hulme Lane, Lower Peover. A Police vehicle to be parked near to the shop.

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Saturday 8th March,

between 2pm - 3pm.

Lach Dennis Village Hall, Holmes Chapel. A Police Vehicle will be parked on the Car Park.

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Wednesday 9th April,

between 5pm – 6pm.

Princess Road, Allostock. A police vehicle will be parked near to the play area.

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Thursday 17th April,

between 6pm – 7pm.

Costa Coffee, Lostock Gralam.

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Tuesday 22nd April,

between 2pm – 3pm.

Hulme Lane, Lower Peover. A Police vehicle to be parked near to the shop.

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Tuesday 29th April,

between 3pm - 4pm.

Lostock Green Church, Birches Lane, Lostock Green. A Police vehicle will be parked outside.

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Everyone is welcome to come along to say hello and discuss any local issues or concerns.

 

I am aware that not everyone will be able to attend these surgeries, if you wish to raise any concerns please complete the Residents Voice Survey on the Cheshire Police Website,

https://www.cheshire.police.uk/police-forces/cheshire-constabulary/areas/cheshire/campaigns/northwich/residents-voice

when completing the survey, the Policing area is Shakerley.

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Facebook 

Facebook Group for Lostock Gralam Residents:

 Lostock Gralam Community Together

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Parish Council Meetings

 

Parish Council meetings are at the Church Hall on the first Monday of the month at the new time of 7.00pm.

Public welcome.

 

Monday 3rd March 2025 -7.00 pm

Monday 7th April 2025 - 7.00 pm

Monday 12th May 2025 -7.00 pm (APA & AM)

Monday 2nd June 2025 -7.00 pm

Monday 7th July 2025 -7.00 pm

No meeting in August

Monday 1st September -7.00 pm

Monday 6th October -7.00 pm

Monday 3rd November -7.00 pm

Monday 1st December -7.00 pm

 

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