New consultation launched on Cadent’s HyNet North West Hydrogen Pipeline.

Local communities across the North West have another opportunity to learn more about Cadent’s plans for a new underground hydrogen pipeline and to influence proposals. A statutory consultation will run from 14th October until 19th November 2024, and will include eight in-person consultation events across the project area, along with two online events.

To find out more please visit:

Update - 14 October 2024 - HyNet North West Hydrogen Pipeline

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LSEP Community Newsletter -Sept 2024

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PCSO surgery

Wednesday 6^th November, between 11am – 12pm.

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

Monday 11^th November, between 5pm - 6pm.

Costa Coffee, Lostock Gralam.

Saturday 16^th November, between 11am – 12pm.

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

Thursday 21^st November, between 3pm – 4pm.

Lostock Green Chapel, Birches Lane. 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.

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Volunteer Litter Picking

Members of the public wishing to become a regular volunteer litter picker in the parish can arrange equipment by registering with CWAC on the below link:

Book litter picking equipment

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Suggestion Box

We now have a Suggestion Box at the Parish Council Noticeboard near to the Hall Lane traffic lights if you'd rather drop us a hand written note/suggestion.

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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 2nd December 2024 – 7.00 pm

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PARISH COUNCILLORS

Lostock Gralam currently has 10 Parish Councillors with no vacancies.

A councillors main role is to act as a representative of their local council. Legislation dictates the term of office and the conduct expected when representing the council and making decisions. Councillors are not paid for their time in public office.

Elections are held every 4 years. The Chairman and Vice-Chairman are elected each year in May.