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BROUGHTON VILLAGE,
CAMBRIDGESHIRE
BROUGHTON VILLAGE,
CAMBRIDGESHIRE
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Broughton Village Hall Management Committee Booking Secretary – September 2023
Graham Tiernan has very kindly volunteered to take over as the Booking Secretary for the Village Hall, from 30th September 2023.
John Cooney will continue as Booking Secretary until then, so please continue to direct your booking queries to John at The Old Rectory up until Saturday 30th September.
From 30th September, booking queries should be directed to Graham and you will be able reach him by email at villagehallbroughton1842@gmail.com
Contact details will also be posted on the village noticeboards closer to the handover.
The trustees would like to thank Graham for volunteering, and also John, for his many years as our Booking Secretary
Produce Show - 2nd September
Judges
Produce and winners
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The newly resurfaced car park at the Village Hall - 20th July
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Do your bit to get rid of potholes - click the link below
Report a highways fault - Cambridgeshire County Council
Report a highways fault - Cambridgeshire County Council
Coronation pictures here
Coronation celebrations on Matt Day's field. 7th May photos by Robin Graham & Matt Day
A Loyal Toast by John Ray (text here)
Easter egg hunt - 9th April photos by Susannah Cameron & Janet Probyn
Village lunch - 22 March photos by Susannah Cameron
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Broughton Parish Council Website www.broughtoncambspc.org.uk
Broughton Parish Council (BPC) now has its own website in the public domain for anybody
to access easily. This is in line with government policy. The purpose of the website is to
stand separately from the existing village website and Facebook page, and display
specifically the management of the parish council.
The website will contain the agendas and the minutes of parish council meetings, the
records of mandatory accounts filed with government agencies, the policies from
Huntingdon District Council (HDC) and Cambridgeshire County Council (CCC), together with
updated important information which may affect all members of our village community. It
will take some time to fully populate the website with historic information. The website has
a facility to report any problems with the village infrastructure, such as road signs and car
parking, under the "Report" section. All such reports go directly to the BPC clerk and
chairman.
Please feel free to suggest any improvements to the website, and try it for yourselves
www.brouhtoncambspc.org.uk.
Michael O'Donovan
Chairman, Broughton Parish Council
Broughton Parish Council (BPC) now has its own website in the public domain for anybody
to access easily. This is in line with government policy. The purpose of the website is to
stand separately from the existing village website and Facebook page, and display
specifically the management of the parish council.
The website will contain the agendas and the minutes of parish council meetings, the
records of mandatory accounts filed with government agencies, the policies from
Huntingdon District Council (HDC) and Cambridgeshire County Council (CCC), together with
updated important information which may affect all members of our village community. It
will take some time to fully populate the website with historic information. The website has
a facility to report any problems with the village infrastructure, such as road signs and car
parking, under the "Report" section. All such reports go directly to the BPC clerk and
chairman.
Please feel free to suggest any improvements to the website, and try it for yourselves
www.brouhtoncambspc.org.uk.
Michael O'Donovan
Chairman, Broughton Parish Council
