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	Latest Parish News Community News more Rawstorne Centre members/Volunteers required, more Community Policing, Next PACT meeting 3rd of February 2010 at 5.00pm in the village hall. more Last PACT meeting	Cowboy traders to be given the boot in Lancashire Whether it is a home extension or a repair to the plumbing, it is extremely difficult for customers to know whether a trader they are thinking of using is reputable and competent.So, to give residents peace of mind, Lancashire County Council's Trading Standards and Help Direct have worked to establish a 'Safe Trader Scheme'. The scheme will enable people who are looking for anyone from plumbers and electricians to builders, gardeners and double glazing firms to check a list of traders who have given a commitment to treat customers fairly and honestly. Click here for more information, or visit www.safetrader.org.uk or phone Help Direct on 0303 333 1111 ___________________________________________ The Clerk’s new telephone number The Clerk can now only be contacted on 01253 731258 During normal Council office hours, which are 9:00am to noon, Monday to Friday. COMMUNITY ENGAGEMENT ACROSS FYLDE From January 2009 representatives from Fylde Borough Council, Lancashire County Council and the Local Strategic Partnership will be boarding the Community Engagement Vehicle to answer your questions and deal with your enquiries relating to all Council and Partner Services with benefit advice also being available. Click for more information Report a road fault, more		Parish Council meetings February 2010 meetings Special meeting ,Rnforcement Officer, 8th February at 6.45. agenda Folloewed by:- Planning Committee meeting 8th February agenda For a list of Scheduled meetings for June 2009 to May 2010 click here.

				Council Documents 1. Standing orders 2. Financial Regulations 3. Code of conduct 4. Complaints 5. Freedom of Information 6. Dog order More information

The Phoenix and Butterfly projects Click on a picture to obtain more information

			Parish Council Newsletter The Novembert 2009 newsletter is now available, view / print This newsletter contains the Annual reportand will be delivered to evry household in the parish. The Parish Council newsletter is published every 3 Months. Paper copies are currently available from various sources within the Parish such as the Co-op, pubs,Churches and the library However the Parish Council, in common with other local government agencies is taking an eco friendly approach, and would like as many people as possible to contribute to receiving the Newsletter by e-mail. Please rest assured that bulk mailings will only contain the recipients e-mail address, and will not be passed on to third parties. If you would like to sign up for e-mail notifications please send your e-mail address to:- clerk@freckletonparishcouncil.org.uk

Welcome to the Freckleton Parish Council Web site

The web site has now been operational since April 2004. In that time the amount of data added has increased significantly, such that we have had to make some changes to the navigation, and add new pages.

Throughout the site you will find thumbprints of various parts of the Parish. Click on these to enlarge them.

The original mission statement, which was to confine the site to Freckleton Parish Council matters, has however been maintained.

On this site you will find the full unabridged meeting minutes from Jan 2004 onwards, the Parish Council Quarterly Newsletter, the names and contact numbers of your councillors and the various Committee memberships,as well as. forthcoming meeting dates and other council activities.

We have added a new page, community policing in support of our beat constable, and updated the FAQ pages.

You are welcome to contact the Parish Council via the Parish Clerk on any matters of concern to you. However, before doing so please consult the FAQ page, your query may already have been answered.

Other details about the Parish of Freckleton can be found at www.freckleton.org. This site is totally independent of the Parish Council. It contains details of local businesses, shops, and organisations, as well as forthcoming activities within the Parish of Freckleton.

The links page gives details of officially related web sites, as well as other web sites related to the Parish of Freckleton.

We hope you enjoy and support this site.