Carol singing 23rd December. At Rose Cottage, then churchyard. £320 raised for Parkinson's
Broughton Village Players' Christmas Dinner. 19th December
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Children in Need walk. 17th November Photo by Robin Graham
Villagers walked around the Ladies' Mile and followed up with soup and cakes at the Village Hall, raising £290.
Planting bulbs on Bridge Green. 19th October Photos by Robin Graham
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Quiz - 12th October Photos by Louise Basham
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Produce show. 7th September Photos by Robin Graham
First stage in making Bridge Green a wildflower patch. 31st Aug Photos by Robin Graham
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Charles Saunders' steam engine outside the pub. 31st Aug Photo by Robin Graham
Village BBQ held at Sue & Mike O'Donovan's - Sunday 18th August. Photos by Dan Johns & Robin Graham
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PCC in church with conservationist Liz Hirst - 16th April photo by Anna Webster
Litter pickers - 13th April photos by Robin Graham
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There was an Easter egg hunt in the churchyard on 31st March. photos by Ginni Tory & Gemma Heard
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Safari Supper on 29th June
Organisers - Gemma Heard, Pam Marsden, Linda Scotney, V. Ross
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Flower Festival and Open Gardens 15th & 16th June photos by Robin Graham
D Day celebration on Green - 6th June preceded by bell ringing
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This is a reply from HDC regarding a question about the new green bin arrangements from April 2024.
By law, we cannot charge for the collection of food waste. As there is a charge for the new garden waste service, this means we cannot accept food waste as part of these collections.
If the waste is from a vegetable patch or windfall fruit, it is classed as garden waste and you can put it in your garden bin. If the waste comes from your kitchen, it is classed as food waste and you cannot put it in your garden bin.
We are fully committed to continuing to providing residents with advice to help them minimise the amount of food waste they generate.
Approximately 70% of the food waste from UK households that is thrown away is edible. By cutting food waste the average UK household can save £500 each year.
We want to encourage residents to reduce the amount of food waste that they are generating which not only helps the environment but saves you money too.
Please click here for tips Love food Hate Waste Home composting is the most environmentally friendly way of dealing with garden waste. To buy a subsidised compost bin, visit www.getcomposting.com or call 0800 316 4454
By law, we cannot charge for the collection of food waste. As there is a charge for the new garden waste service, this means we cannot accept food waste as part of these collections.
If the waste is from a vegetable patch or windfall fruit, it is classed as garden waste and you can put it in your garden bin. If the waste comes from your kitchen, it is classed as food waste and you cannot put it in your garden bin.
We are fully committed to continuing to providing residents with advice to help them minimise the amount of food waste they generate.
Approximately 70% of the food waste from UK households that is thrown away is edible. By cutting food waste the average UK household can save £500 each year.
We want to encourage residents to reduce the amount of food waste that they are generating which not only helps the environment but saves you money too.
Please click here for tips Love food Hate Waste Home composting is the most environmentally friendly way of dealing with garden waste. To buy a subsidised compost bin, visit www.getcomposting.com or call 0800 316 4454
Half Cut Theatre group made a presentation of their take on
The Canterbury Tales
on 23 Feb. Photos by Robin Graham
Lunch Club 10th January Photos by Sue Johns
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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
