Do you know a young person who needs a grant for education purposes? The Mary Warner Educational Foundation provides grants to people under the age of 25, in need of financial assistance for education purposes and who live in Hollesley and the surrounding villages.
Past grants have included funds for young people finding it difficult to get to college or higher education, outfits, clothing, tools, instruments and books.
If you would like to know more please contact:
Jonathan Margarson (Clerk to the Trustees)
jmargarson@crossram.co.uk
01986 873636
The following message has been received from the developer of the houses in Mallard Way:
"We would like to inform you that discounted properties are now available for sale on our site at Mallard Way, Hollesley. Plots 12,13 & 14 form a terrace of 2 bed properties, and plots 15 & 16 are a pair of semi –detached three bed properties. The schedule detailing selling prices and details of those individuals entitled to purchase all as 106 Agreement is available on request
Should you be aware of any individual seeking property and who can satisfy the necessary criteria we would be obliged if you could ask them to contact Ian on 07803 138053.
Many thanks,
Graham Emmerson S.E.H Developments Ltd."
Hollesley Parish Council will not be involved in the allocation procedure for the housing on offer in Mallard Way. All legal agreements and conditions placed on planning applications are managed by the Local Planning Authority, in this case East Suffolk Council (ESC).
Read more on Allocation of Discounted Housing in Mallard Way
As per Government advice, Hollesley Parish Council will be re-opening the Play Equipment on both the Recreation Grounds as from Saturday 4th July.
Like most villages, this equipment is open for children to use at any time and it is not attended or monitored on an on-going basis. Therefore posters will be displayed to help prevent the spread of Covid-19 and to keep everyone safe.
The company building the new play equipment (NGF Play) came to assess the site on 1st June and the position of the 5 new pieces of equipment was discussed. The exact position of the equipment is still being discussed, with thoughts of the local residents and the future development of the equipment being taken in to consideration.
After a change of legislation, Town and Parish Councils are now permitted to hold meetings remotely, via systems such as Zoom, Skype and MS Teams (others are available!). HPC will hold their first meeting via Zoom on 21st May and it is likely that monthly meetings will continue in this way for a while, at least while the Covid-19 restrictions on gatherings are in place.
Hollesley residents are getting ready to commemorate the 75th Anniversary of VE Day on 8th May 2020. Check out all the lovely pictures on our Gallery.
Read more on Hollesley's Decorated Houses for VE Day 75th Anniversary
The HPC Accounts for 2019/20 are now prepared and have been audited by Mr Trevor Brown CPFA. The Accounts, Audit Reports and PKF Documentation (these are for an External Audit to take place) are all on the PC’s website and can be found here
Over the winter of 2019/2020 Hollesley Parish Council applied for numerous grants for the new Play Park Equipment. In many cases we were successful but in one major application, to the National Lottery, unfortunately we were not
Please note that, with immediate effect and until further notice, following advice from the Suffolk Association of Local Councils, Hollesley Parish Council will not be holding physical meetings. This includes meetings of the Parish Council and the Annual Parish Meeting which was due to take place on 12th May 2020.
