53 MATTERS RAISED BY COUNCILLORS a Cemetery Recruitment Councillor Morrison had requested this item but an update – had been provided earlier in the meeting. The Town Clerk added that due only two members attending the original meeting Personnel Committee is now rescheduled for Monday 17th September 2018. b Local Defibrillators Councillor Mrs D Smith circulated information for members – from the British Heart Foundation about funding opportunities and requirements on siting defibrillators in the community. She feels it is important that these devices are accessible in the Community, and is aware that the provision of defibrillators has been discussed previously, halted by suitable locations. Councillor Smith suggested moving forward and asking our Communities to suggest suitable locations. The Town Clerk added that a lot of organisations, for example the school, and local shops have them but not everyone is aware where the nearest device is located. The Town Clerk will post an appropriate page on the website. c Report from DMBC Rights of way - Councillor Ms Moate reported that she had attended the meeting and Bridleway 22 was discussed, a representative of DMBC provided a brief outline to the rest of the group. Councillor Moate added that from the information given at the time of the meeting it would appear that the provision of a gate would not have DMBC permission and she did not want Council money wasted on a gate that could be removed. Some questions were raised about this by Councillor Glynn and a discussion followed. d Report from SYP meeting with Chief Superintendent Morley - Councillor Mrs Rutherford updated members that the Chief Superintendent is aware of concerns that there are not enough officers in the community particularly with regard to elderly residents concerns and it is his intention to rectify this. A discussion followed and Councillor Rutherford added that it is planned to have a further meeting in two months. e Report from Parish Councils Joint Consultative Committee meeting - Councillor Rutherford advised that she attended and it was merely a recap on last year with no one attending to speak. 54 FINANCIAL MATTERS a Approval of Monthly Accounts for Payment The Town Clerk asked if there were any questions with the accounts and explained there were some additions to be authorised including payment to Travis Perkins for postcrete for the new goal posts of £81.07, Arco for refuse sacks, gloves PPE for £38.47, Council tax for Cemetery house £612.96 together with Daisy
53 MATTERS RAISED BY COUNCILLORS a Cemetery Recruitment – Councillor Morrison had requested this item but an update had been provided earlier in the meeting. The Town Clerk added that due only two members attending the original meeting Personnel Committee is now rescheduled for Monday 17th September 2018. b Local Defibrillators – Councillor Mrs D Smith circulated information for members from the British Heart Foundation about funding opportunities and requirements on siting defibrillators in the community. She feels it is important that these devices are accessible in the Community, and is aware that the provision of defibrillators has been discussed previously, halted by suitable locations. Councillor Smith suggested moving forward and asking our Communities to suggest suitable locations. The Town Clerk added that a lot of organisations, for example the school, and local shops have them but not everyone is aware where the nearest device is located. The Town Clerk will post an appropriate page on the website. c Report from DMBC Rights of way - Councillor Ms Moate reported that she had attended the meeting and Bridleway 22 was discussed, a representative of DMBC provided a brief outline to the rest of the group. Councillor Moate added that from the information given at the time of the meeting it would appear that the provision of a gate would not have DMBC permission and she did not want Council money wasted on a gate that could be removed. Some questions were raised about this by Councillor Glynn and a discussion followed. d Report from SYP meeting with Chief Superintendent Morley - Councillor Mrs Rutherford updated members that the Chief Superintendent is aware of concerns that there are not enough officers in the community particularly with regard to elderly residents concerns and it is his intention to rectify this. A discussion followed and Councillor Rutherford added that it is planned to have a further meeting in two months. e Report from Parish Councils Joint Consultative Committee meeting - Councillor Rutherford advised that she attended and it was merely a recap on last year with no one attending to speak. 54 FINANCIAL MATTERS a Approval of Monthly Accounts for Payment The Town Clerk asked if there were any questions with the accounts and explained there were some additions to be authorised including payment to Travis Perkins for postcrete for the new goal posts of £81.07, Arco for refuse sacks, gloves PPE for £38.47, Council tax for Cemetery house £612.96 together with Daisy
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