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Welcome to Bottisham Parish Council website. Parish Council meetings are typically held the first Monday of the month at Bottisham Social Club.
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This website, hopefully, enables you to catch up on how Bottisham Parish Council is serving you along with lots of other useful information about Bottisham. This site also includes all the agendas, minutes of Parish Council Meetings and Councillor contact details. If there is anything that you feel the Council should be aware of or where it can help or support you, then please contact the Parish Council.
All members of the public are entitled to attend the meeting and you are cordially invited by the Council to do so. Time will be set aside prior to the published agenda to enable informal discussion to take place. You can find out more by reading our meeting Agendas and meeting minutes If you would like to come along we kindly ask you to email the clerk to advise of your attendance please.
You can email the clerk for any information and help regarding Parish Council minutes, agendas and upcoming meetings or questions or issues you would like to raise or addressed about the Parish Council or Bottisham Village.
Latest News
Bottisham Community Safety Open Forum - Save the Date
Bottisham Community Sports and Social Club
08
March 2023
BOTTISHAM COMMUNITY SAFETY OPEN FORUM
SAVE THE DATE - WEDNESDAY 8TH MARCH 2023 at 7pm
Location: Bottisham Community Sports and Social Club
Come & Have Your SAY
If you have concerns about any aspect of community safety in Bottisham, whether anti-social behaviour, road safety or anything else then come along to this meeting. It is a chance to meet and ask questions of representatives of some of the key groups and authorities impacting on life in Bottisham and working to keep us safe. The meeting is being hosted by your Parish Council, with support from East Cambs Community Safety Partnership.”
If questions can’t be answered immediately, the panellists will get back to you as soon as they can. After the forum, the panel will also take away the issues raised and implement a 3-month plan. There will then be a community update afterwards.
So, Save The Date: 8th March 2023
Black Sack Delivery Update
Bottisham
10
November 2022
East Cambs District Council are pleased to confirm that the annual delivery of black bags has now started. Households will receive a roll of 52 sacks, which are intended to last until the next distribution, which is usually in the Autumn.
At the end of each week, they will post a list of all the areas that deliveries have been completed in, on their website. If your city, town or village is on that list, but if you have not received your sacks, please complete their Black Bag Rolls Not Left Form or email customerservices@eastcambs.gov.uk or telephone number: 01353 665555
Residents have until the 31st January to report their bags not being delivered.
They state they appreciate that the bags were later than normal this year, and are sorry for this. The delay was due to ongoing global supply issues. We thank residents for their understanding and patience during this time.
Warm Hubs - Support this winter
Throughout East Cambridgeshire
09
November 2022
Warm Hubs
Warm Hubs will run throughout East Cambridgeshire during the winter months of 2022/23. They are friendly and inclusive places for all members of the community, offering not just warmth but a place to enjoy the company of others. Run within existing community spaces, local residents can visit a safe, warm and friendly environment to enjoy refreshments and social activity, obtain information and advice, and share the company of others. The network of Warm Hubs is truly community-led; coordinated and hosted by trained volunteers within the heart of local communities.
The network of Warm Hubs is truly community-led; coordinated and hosted by trained volunteers within the heart of local communities.
What do Warm Hubs offer?
Warms Hubs are being established in places such as: libraries, community centres, church halls, sports clubs, cafés and other places that promise a warm welcome to anyone struggling to heat their home.
Warm Hubs are totally free to use and will provide a warm welcome to all.
Some venues will also offer hot drinks, activities and other services, such as free wi-fi.
Warm Hubs will support vulnerable and isolated people, as well as those on lower incomes who are unable to pay their energy bills without compromising on other essentials, such as food, rent or hygiene, this wintertime.
We believe that Warm Hubs, established at a community level, will provide access to services for those that are perhaps ‘just managing’ with the cost-of-living crisis and who are not necessarily familiar with the systems of support available to them. The idea is to provide access to services at an early intervention stage, to prevent longer term hardship.
Where are Warm Hubs Near Bottisham?
Burwell Warm Hub
- Venue: Burwell Day Centre, Ash Grove, Parsonage Close, Burwell, Cambridge, CB25 0EN
- Opening times: Monday - Friday, 9am - 3pm
- Open from: Monday 7 November 2022
Ashley Warm Hub
- Venue: Ashley Pavilion, High Street, Ashley, Newmarket, CB8 9DX
- Opening times: Thursday, 12.30pm - 3.30pm (alternate weeks starting 24-Nov-2022)
- Open from: Thursday 24 November 2022
Fordham Warm Hub
- Venue: Victoria Hall, Carter Street, Fordham, Ely, CB7 5NG
- Opening times: Monday, 9.30am - 12.30pm, Wednesday, 9.30am - 12.30pm
- Open from: Monday 7 November 2022
Burrough Green Warm Hub
- Venue: Burrough Green Reading Room, Bradley Road, Burrough Green, Newmarket, CB8 9NH
- Opening times: Thursday, 3.30pm - 5pm and Friday, 9.30am - 11.30am
- Open from: Thursday 3 November 2022
Ely Warm Hub
- Venue: Ely Methodist Church, 13 - 15 Chapel Street, Ely, CB6 1AD
- Opening times: Sunday, 1pm - 4pm
- Open from: Sunday 6 November 2022
More Warm Hubs can be found by visiting:
https://www.cambsacre.org.uk/what-we-do-cambridgeshire-acre/warm-hubs/