Kneesall Kersall and Ompton Parish Council

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Your Council

FIBRE BROADBAND has arrived in our area

Nottinghamshire County Council is working in partnership with BT to lay hundreds of miles of fibre optic cable bringing better, faster broadband to the county.

Parish Councillors

Mr T S Kirk (Chairman) 11 Baulk Lane Kneesall Newark NG22 0AA	Mr R J Taylor (Vice Chairman) Kersall Lodge Kersall Newark NG22 0BH
Mrs E Fidler Ossington Road Kneesall Newark NG22 0AB	Miss M Lissaman Kneesall
Mrs M Wingfield Kneesall .	Mr B Allebon Manor Farm Kersall Newark NG22 0BJ
Mr C J Cutts Church Farm Cottage School Lane Kneesall Newark NG22 0AE	Mr P A Davies “Rose Lea” Flash Lane Ompton Newark NG22 0AT

Schedule of Meetings

Parish Council Meetings will be held on the following dates at the Bill Hemsley Community Centre with a 7.30pm start:

Tuesday 15 October 2019
Tuesday 26 November 2019

Parish Council Clerk

Mr R W D (Bob) Greenland
15 Baulk Lane
Kneesall
Newark
NG22 0AA

Telephone: 01623 860970
Mobile: 07773 652694
E-mail: rwdgforkpc@yahoo.com

District and County Council Councillors

Mr Bruce Laughton - County Councillor
Mrs Sylvia Michael - District Councillor

Register to use recycling centres

To make sure only those allowed to use recycling centres do so Nottinghamshire County Council are introducing a scheme so you must register your vehicle(s) first.

If the registration number of the vehicle you use when visiting a recycling centre has not been registered first, you may not be allowed to use the recycling centre.

It’s quick, free and easy and you only need to do it once (unless you change your car or address). The council are encouraging people to register now ahead of the scheme being fully enforced later this year.

You will need: