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SHARESHILL PARISH COUNCIL



Shareshill Village Hall Meetings of Shareshill Parish Council take place on Mondays, every 6 weeks at 7.30 pm in the Village Hall.
The public are welcome to attend, and each meeting begins with a public session in which you can speak regarding matters that concern you.

Parish council meetings have been scheduled for:7th April 2008
19th May 2008
30th June 2008
11th August 2008
22nd September 2008
3rd November 2008
15th December 2008
26th January 2009
9th March 2009
20th April 2009
1st June 2009

Consultation on Proposals for the Post Office and Village Stores

A public meeting was held on the 1st May regarding the future of the shop in light of the present owners' intention to cease trading. It was attended by around 80 people. The Parish Council reported on the possibility of a community shop taking it over with the help of the Village Retail Services Association (VIRSA). A parishioner suggested a second option, a business consortium of villagers buying the business. The Parish Council agreed to carry out a consultation and a week later every house in the village received a form and a post paid return envelope. Here are the results of the consultation:
People favouring
VIRSA proposal only
122		 People favouring
business consortium only
none		 People in favour of
either proposal
16
Taking into account those who were in favour of either proposal, 138 are in favour of the VIRSA proposal and 16 in favour of setting up a business consortium.
The consultation also asked people to say how many shares they might be willing to buy if the business consortium were to be set up. The 16 who would support either scheme said they would but a total of 354 shares @ £10 each, which would raise less than 10% of the possible cost.
Havergal CE (Controlled) Primary School
Havergal School, Shareshill
safety bollards on approach to school

Road Safety for ALL our children
After much consultation with residents these bollards have been installed to discourage a minority of parents from endangering other people's children by driving astride the pavement.

Many parents who have to use a car make use of the walking bus service, reducing congestion outside the school.
The walking bus starts from the Village Hall where there is ample safe parking.
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