Welcome to Rolleston on Dove Parish Council
Aiming to promote pride in the local environment and enhance the quality of life for those living and working in our village.
A fantastic effort to reveal the kerb along Brookside.
Thank you to all of the volunteers who braved the strong winds to make a great start to our cleanup campaign this year. It was especially good to see so many children join in and taking pride in our village.
The Rolleston on Dove Neighbourhood plan has now been submitted to ESBC to start the Regulation 16 process. This process will see the plan not only reviewed by ESBC but also submitted to an independent assessor for formal review. This submission follows months of work by the Neighbourhood plan committee, building on the work of the previous committee plus the valuable feedback from the Parish, statutory bodies and our external consultants. A huge thank you to all those who contributed.
Depending on the process now being undertaken, we anticipate that the plan will go to the village by referendum some time around June. A copy of the submission can be found below:
The vacancies for the school crossing patrols in Rolleston and Tutbury have still not been filled. The following article in the Burton Mail recently highlighted the challenge and also provides details of who to contact if you are interested.
https://www.derbytelegraph.co.uk/burton/jobs-crossing-patrol-tutbury-rolleston-2476732
Please find below links to the details of a Temporary Traffic Regulation Order for your information.
Notice: https://apps.roadworks.org/downloads/tm/rg_road-closure-ttro-second-notice-112078956-3137552.pdf
TTRO Plan details:Â https://roadworks.org?tm=112078956.
There will be public enquiry on the 12th-14th March which will be chaired by an independent QC. The enquiry will be conducted to assess the validity of the application to turn the college fields site into a village green.
If you have any evidence to support the application or that you feel is relevant please complete the form below and drop it into Mr Liam Holmes at 9 Forest School St. Attached you will also find a map of the area which should be included with any returned evidence.
Due to budget pressures the County Council is having to consider cuts across a number of services. School crossing patrols are one of the services that may be impacted and as such the Council would like to hear from as many as possible to help inform the decision.Â
Why not pop along to St Mary’s Church to take a look at the stunning Advent display of 47 exhibits celebrating the theme – ‘Now the War is Over’.
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