DT11 Forum Community Partnership AGM – Minutes

Julie Wigg Community Resource Worker DT11 Forum Community Partnership 5 Nightingale Court, Blandford Forum, Dorset DT11 7ED Tel: 01258 489998 julie@dt11forum.org.uk Office days: Tues, Wed, Thurs

DT11 Forum Community Partnership AGM

Held on Wednesday 10th April 2013 at 7.00pm,

 Durweston Village Hall

Minutes

AGM 10 April 2013 minutes

Stourpaine 2013 Village Fete

Stourpaine Village Fete

Press release contactDerek Gardiner, 1 Hod Drive Stourpaine Dorset DT11 8TJ T: 01258 488 455

Stourpaine 2013 Village  Fête
Sunday, 30th June 2013
Noon until 4 p.m.

It may seem early days to let readers know that the Stourpaine Village Fête will be held in the village at the end of June this year.  Hopefully the awful weather we have been having will be a distant memory and that visitors to the fête will be able to enjoy a great summer’s afternoon of entertainment.  Apart from the more traditional stalls offering books, bric a brac, cakes, bakes and local produce for sale, a number of events are being organised for all to enjoy.  Mr Mark Farwell will be bringing his two magnificent steam engines to the fête – a miniature version of the Great Dorset Steam Fair.

 Also plans are in hand to welcome back to Stourpaine, the Shooting Stars Theatre Company who staged their own version of Shakespeare’s “Much Ado About Nothing” last year at the White Horse pub.  This year they plan to stage their stage version of “The Wind in the Willows” at the fête.  Other forms of entertainment will include a ferret racing, an impromptu dog show, a collection of vintage cars, tug of war and lots of entertainment for children.

With the Trailway now open between Blandford and Sturminster Newton, people will be able to stop for refreshments at the Stourpaine Village Fête.

Please put a note in your diary to come to the summer fête and help us make this fête a great success!

Durweston Bridge – Repairs

Durweston Bridge is located north-west of Blandford Forum in the Village of Durweston. It is a three-span masonry arch bridge carrying the A357 over the River Stour at the junction with the A350.

Durweston Bridge

The bridge comprises of three round headed arches with triangular cutwaters. Elevations are ashlar with stone copings on top of the parapets. The bridge is restricted to alternate one-way traffic and controlled with signals.

The bridge was built 1795. It was designed by Joseph Towsey for H. W. Portman of
Bryanston and built so that roads crossing the parkland around Bryanston could be closed and the traffic diverted around the park boundary. The stone used is said to have been recycled from the demolition from 1775 to 1782 of Eastbury House. a huge grand design by Sir John Vanbrugh built from 1713 to 1738 for George Doddington and his nephew George Bubb in the parish of Tarrant Gunville.

A plaque on the bridge attests its construction date and authorship of the bridge. The bridge also bears a transportation plaque warning that persons damaging the bridge will be transported for life:

ANY PERSON WILFULLY INJURING ANY PART OF THIS COUNTY BRIDGE WILL BE GUILTY OF FELONY AND UPON CONVICTION LIABLE TO BE TRANSPORTED FOR LIFE
BY THE COURT
T. FOOKS

7 & 8 GEO 4 C30 S13

The building is Grade II Listed reference 103125 (Durweston Bridge). Only 10 bridges on Dorset have this status.

The boundary between the parishes of Durwesto
n and Stourpaine runs along the centre of the carriageway crossing the bridge.

http://plansearch2.north-dorset.gov.uk:8080/Planning/StreamDocPage/obj.pdf?DocNo=1581016&PDF=true&content=obj.pdf

Village Fete – please donate

SSFSunday 30 June 2013 – Noon to 4 p.m.

Now is the chance for you to help good causes in the village by donating unwanted presents or items you no longer have a use for!

We have started to make plans for this year’s village fete and are looking for a range of items we can offer as prizes or sell on the stalls at the fete. As yet we do not have a list of who the stallholders will be, can you set aside any items you would like to donate? A detailed list of where donations should be delivered will be announced nearer to the day of the fete.

The type of gifts we would welcome would be suitable to be sold / won on Book; Bric a brac; Cakes, bakes and local produce; Children’s Tombola; Plants; Tin hoopla and Tombola stalls.
If you have any queries about donating gifts, please contact Jacky Fairweather
on T: 01258 480 982.

Please help us to make this fete a great success!

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Categorised as Fete, Notice

DT11 Forum Community Partnership AGM

Julie Wigg Community Resource Worker DT11 Forum Community Partnership 5 Nightingale Court, Blandford Forum, Dorset DT11 7ED Tel: 01258 489998 julie@dt11forum.org.uk Office days: Tues, Wed, Thurs

DT11 Forum Community Partnership AGM

Held on Wednesday 10th April 2013 at 7.00pm,

 Durweston Village Hall

Agenda

  1. Welcome (tea and coffee available from 6:30pm)
  2. Apologies
  3. Minutes from AGM, held at Blandford Parish Centre on Tuesday 17th April 2012 at Blandford Parish Centre
  4. Chairman’s Annual Review
  5. Financial Statement
  6. Constitution and membership form
  7. Presentation from Steve Adamson on the Broadband project
  8. Brief from Nic Nicol regarding the Blandford Transport Action Group
  9. Brief from Jo Rose regarding Sowing Seeds
  10. Priorities 2012-2013
    1. North Dorset Broadband Project
    2. DT11 Forum Community Resource Centre
    3. Blandford Transport Action Group
    4. The Trailway
    5. The Fording Point
  11. Election of Officers
  12. Thanks and close.  Date of next meeting – Tuesday 11 June at Blandford Parish Centre 6.30pm for 7pm

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Coastal Communities Fund

Julie Wigg Community Resource Worker DT11 Forum Community Partnership 5 Nightingale Court, Blandford Forum, Dorset DT11 7ED Tel: 01258 489998 julie@dt11forum.org.uk Office days: Tues, Wed, Thurs

Coastal Communities Fund – New Applications Invited from England

The Coastal Communities Fund (CCF) is supporting the development of coastal areas, promoting sustainable economic growth and jobs, so that people are better able to respond to changing economic needs and opportunities.

The Government has committed £27.8 million to support the CCF in 2013-14 with money generated by the Crown Estate’s marine assets. The Fund is UK-wide; however, different levels of funding have been allocated to England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland on the basis of revenue generated.

£21.7 million funding is available in England for 2013-14 and applications for new projects are being invited from today. Individual funding awards of over £50,000 are available for projects lasting up to two years.

The funds can be used to support both capital and revenue projects and communities will be encouraged to match funds with other pots of money.

Examples of activities that may be eligible for funding include:

  • supporting skills and training initiatives to improve job prospects;
  • maintaining and developing specialised tourist infrastructure;
  • managing and adapting to flood and coastal erosion risk;
  • supporting social enterprises to bring new economic opportunities and jobs;
  • offering apprenticeships to school leavers;
  • creating new workspaces to support and grow local economies;
  • boosting local approaches to promoting enterprise and economic regeneration; and
  • supporting sustainable transport improvements.

Innovative bids will be welcomed from businesses, social enterprises, local enterprise partnerships, charities, voluntary groups and local authorities supporting economic development within the community.

Applicants with projects proposed for England are required to submit a stage one application by 13 May 2013.

STOURPAINE NEW VILLAGE HALL

Buy a Tile
Current Village Hall

TO RAISE MUCH-NEEDED FUNDS FOR THE NEW VILLAGE HALL.
WE ARE INVITING YOU TO SUPPORT THIS BY “BUYING A TILE

  • BRONZE: for a Donation of £5.00
  • SILVER: for a Donation of £10.00
  • GOLD: for a Donation of £25.00
  • PLATINUM: for a Donation of £100.00 or more.

STOURPAINE NEW VILLAGE HALL – “BUY A TILE”

Your Name will be recorded in our Book of Donors and you will be given a Certificate to indicate that you have “Bought a Tile” for this worthwhile cause.

Please complete the form below and return to:

Sue Curtis (Treasurer)
6 Hod View
STOURPAINE DT11 8TN


I WOULD LIKE TO BUY A TILE FOR £_______

FULL NAME (PRINTED) ____________________________

ADDRESS ___________________________________

ADDRESS ___________________________________

TOWN ___________________________________

COUNTY ____________________________

POSTCODE ______________

I ENCLOSE CASH FOR THE SUM OF £_______
or
I ENCLOSE A CHEQUE FOR £_______ MADE PAYABLE TO
STOURPAINE VILLAGE HALL.

GIFT AID YOUR DONATION

GIFT AID enables us to claim a further 25p for every £1 donated by a UK taxpayer.

*_______ YES, I AM A UK TAXPAYER: I would like STOURPAINE VILLAGE HALL to reclaim tax on this donation until I notify you otherwise. I understand that I must have paid an amount of tax/capital gains tax at least equal to the amount that the charity will reclaim in the tax year that the gift was received.

*_______ NO, I am sorry I am not a UK taxpayer.

*PLEASE TICK APPROPRIATE

 

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Additional forms available from Barrie Waterman (T: 01258 450669)