Drove over to Thriplow for the Parish Council meeting pausing only to take this snap of a spectacular sunset. A good PC meeting with progress being made on a number of fronts. Here are the bits I'm most involved in:
- an update on the very positive meeting that morning with the Imperial War Museum at Duxford on reducing the sewage tanker journeys through Heathfield that occur on major event days at the airfield there. Derek Pinner, Thriplow PC chair, Tim Stone, county councillor, and I, met with Richard Ashton, IWM Director and his team about this;
- the planning officers at South Cambs have reassured me that the latest amendments to the proposals for building two houses at Woburn Place near the entrance to Heathfield will be given out for all statutory consultees (Parish Council, local residents nearby) to comment on;
- the planning enforcement officers have asked for any further information on allegations of someone running a (innocuous)business from a residential premises in Heathfield, to the annoyance of neighbours;
- the parish council is going to organise an information dissemination meeting on the proposals for a wind-farm at Heydon and what this might mean for Thriplow;
- I need to follow up on the results re the condensation that was affecting houses in Sherralds Croft Lane during the earlier part of the year, where some people are happy, others less so, with the service provided by the housing teams at South Cambs
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