Lambourne Parish Council | Abridge and Lambourne
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Parish Council


FUTURE MEETINGS

The next Parish Council meeting will be on 13th November 2024 in the ABRIDGE VILLAGE HALL at 7.45pm.

There is a 15-minute Public Session at the start of each Parish Council meeting. All are welcome. See MEETINGS for the Agenda.

The Council phone number is 07716 124508

The email is lambournepc@gmail.com.


LAMBOURNE PARISH COUNCIL NEEDS YOU!

There is a vacancy for someone who cares about our community to join the Parish Council.

If you think this could be you and would like to talk to someone about the role, please get in touch by email lambournepc@gmail.com or call 07716 124508




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The legs on the Multi Play unit in the playground have been replaced, and the unit is now open again.

Lambourne Parish Council serving the communities of Abridge and Lambourne End.

Think of Lambourne School which is situated in Hoe Lane, Abridge, and Lambourne Church, Church Lane, Abridge, which geographically stands right in the middle of the parish. Lambourne Parish is divided into two wards and is represented by 9 councilors, 6 of whom serve the Abridge ward and 3 who serve the Lambourne ward.

The council holds 10 meetings a year in the Abridge Village Hall and 2 meetings a year in the Lambourne Parish Rooms. Details of these meetings can be found on the link above or notice-board below.

The council holds monthly meetings with the first 15 minutes open to the public as a forum to express their views in relation to any community issues and concerns including Planning, Planning Enforcement, Parking, Transport, Highways, Playgrounds and Anti-Social Behaviour etc.

Everyone from both villages are welcome to attend any of our meetings and details of these are displayed on the notice boards of both village halls, in Linkup and on this website.

Emergency notice
New Bus Timetable For Shopper Bus
Click here for full details

Lambourne Neighbourhood Watch

The Parish Council supports the Lambourne Neighbourhood Watch and highly recommends that every resident joins.

Latest Parish News

Digital Switchover

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August 2024
A poster advertising the Digital Switchover in 2025

Are you ready for the end of analogue landlines?

Essex County Council’s Digital Essex team wants to make residents aware that there are changes are coming to analogue landlines.

By 2025, traditional phone lines will be replaced by a digital landline service. This means that calls will be made over a broadband line.

For most residents, this change will be straightforward – you’ll also get to keep your phone number. Your telephone provider will contact you before anything changes. It is important to respond and discuss what you need to do to ensure your service won’t be affected.

The switch to digital landline services could affect some residents. If any of the following apply to you, or someone you know, make sure you contact your telephone provider:

You don’t have broadband

You rely solely on a landline

You use a personal alarm or healthcare device

You live in an area with poor mobile signal

You have additional needs

If you’re confused, worried, unsure, or have any questions, call your telephone provider.

Play in the Park 2024 Summer Dates

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June 2024
Dates for Play in the Park summer 2024

Play in the Park 2024 Summer holiday dates are as follows


Monday 29th July 10.00-12.00

Friday 16th August 13.30-15.30

Tuesday 27th August 13.30-15.30

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