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Lake Clear Up by Volunteers
The Lakeside Volunteers have been hard at work once again , making sure the lake and its surroundings are spruced up, clean and tidy and ready for the winter and next year! The Lake Clear up took place over the weekend of the 1st and 2nd of September, and much vegetation was cleared around the lake by the volunteers ,led by Mrs Marion Williams. The ground around the lakeside was repaired and any rubbish cleared and disposed of. As a result the lake continues to look its best as a valuable natural asset for the village. Thanks go to all volunteers , those who carried out the clearing work and those who prepared refreshments,to MYPAG for supplying the shredder, and in particular to Miss Marion Willams who does a marvellous job of organising the clear up and overseeing the lake for any issues arising throughout the year.
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Gresford Cemetery- Shelter Refurbishment
Gresford Community Council is responsible for the upkeep and organisation of Gresford Cemetery. Visitors to Gresford Cemetery will be pleased to see that the Cemetery Building has been refurbished. The roof of the building has been treated to remove accumulated moss and been repaired, and the building itself has been painted inside and out.This much needed work will safeguard the building for the future , and enhances the appearance of the Cemetery for its visitors. Thanks go to the Council's Cemetery Assistant , Mrs Michelle Jones, for organising and overseeing the work that was needed.
Gresford Community Council is responsible for the upkeep and organisation of Gresford Cemetery. Visitors to Gresford Cemetery will be pleased to see that the Cemetery Building has been refurbished. The roof of the building has been treated to remove accumulated moss and been repaired, and the building itself has been painted inside and out.This much needed work will safeguard the building for the future , and enhances the appearance of the Cemetery for its visitors. Thanks go to the Council's Cemetery Assistant , Mrs Michelle Jones, for organising and overseeing the work that was needed.
Dog Fouling
Unfortunately we have to report that some dog owners are allowing their dogs to foul on Allington Park, including the children's play area, and are not picking up after them as the law requires them to do. There are signs around the field advising dog owners of their responsibilities. This presents not only a nuisance but a real threat to health of children, and to those engaged in cutting the grassed areas. Please will dog owners be reminded that they must pick up their dog's mess when walking in this area and dispose of it in the bins provided. Your co-operation is appreciated. If anyone wishes to report any occurrences of repeated offending, please contact the Clerk.
Unfortunately we have to report that some dog owners are allowing their dogs to foul on Allington Park, including the children's play area, and are not picking up after them as the law requires them to do. There are signs around the field advising dog owners of their responsibilities. This presents not only a nuisance but a real threat to health of children, and to those engaged in cutting the grassed areas. Please will dog owners be reminded that they must pick up their dog's mess when walking in this area and dispose of it in the bins provided. Your co-operation is appreciated. If anyone wishes to report any occurrences of repeated offending, please contact the Clerk.
Allington Park Play Area- New Inclusive Roundabout
The Community Council is pleased that its plans for a new Inclusive Roundabout for Allington Park have now been achieved. It is hoped that all children visiting the play area will now have the opportunity for Inclusive Play. Thanks go to Wrexham Council for their contribution to costs via the Play Insufficiency Grant
The Community Council is pleased that its plans for a new Inclusive Roundabout for Allington Park have now been achieved. It is hoped that all children visiting the play area will now have the opportunity for Inclusive Play. Thanks go to Wrexham Council for their contribution to costs via the Play Insufficiency Grant
PANT LANE KIOSK
Gresford Community Council are pleased to announce the telephone box on Pant Lane is now ‘up and running’ ❤️, with a local history & walks board and window art. It has been a massive team effort between the Amenities Committee members, the children of Rofft school, Community Heartbeat Trust & JPDS Creative (for the art, graphics work & installation). Read about our local history and look at the wonderful pictures drawn by the children.
This project was led by the Community Council in conjunction with Cadwyn Clwyd who assisted with the Information Boards , and with Community Heartbeat Trust The Community Council funded the project and paid for the refurbishment of the Kiosk. Thanks to the pupils of Rofft School for their brilliant artwork!
If you have any concerns about the Kiosk, please contact the Clerk on 07470 631184.
Pop in and have a look if you are passing!
Gresford Community Council are pleased to announce the telephone box on Pant Lane is now ‘up and running’ ❤️, with a local history & walks board and window art. It has been a massive team effort between the Amenities Committee members, the children of Rofft school, Community Heartbeat Trust & JPDS Creative (for the art, graphics work & installation). Read about our local history and look at the wonderful pictures drawn by the children.
This project was led by the Community Council in conjunction with Cadwyn Clwyd who assisted with the Information Boards , and with Community Heartbeat Trust The Community Council funded the project and paid for the refurbishment of the Kiosk. Thanks to the pupils of Rofft School for their brilliant artwork!
If you have any concerns about the Kiosk, please contact the Clerk on 07470 631184.
Pop in and have a look if you are passing!
CCTV
Gresford Community Council wishes to advise residents that CCTV cameras have now
been installed around the Scout Hut off High Street Gresford, with the co-operation of
the Scouts. The Cameras cover the Scout hut building and look across Allington Park,
and will be regularly monitored for incidents arising. It is hoped that the location of
these cameras will reduce the incidences of anti -social behaviour that have taken
place near the park in recent months,including dog fouling ,and will protect the park
and its visitors. Please note that, under the Council's CCTV Policy and Code of Practice,
any data captured by the CCTV cameras can only be released to the Police or other
Enforcement bodies, where a crime number has been obtained, and not to assist individuals.
Gresford Community Council wishes to advise residents that CCTV cameras have now
been installed around the Scout Hut off High Street Gresford, with the co-operation of
the Scouts. The Cameras cover the Scout hut building and look across Allington Park,
and will be regularly monitored for incidents arising. It is hoped that the location of
these cameras will reduce the incidences of anti -social behaviour that have taken
place near the park in recent months,including dog fouling ,and will protect the park
and its visitors. Please note that, under the Council's CCTV Policy and Code of Practice,
any data captured by the CCTV cameras can only be released to the Police or other
Enforcement bodies, where a crime number has been obtained, and not to assist individuals.
Lakeside Lectern
A new interpretative board has been installed showing the diverse range
of flora, fauna and wildlife you may spot, whilst feeding the ducks. Go
and see if you can spot the illusive Blue Damselfly!
Many thanks goes to Jenny Dutton for leading this project on behalf
of the Community Council, the support received from IMAGE, in
particular Sue Cleaver and Brian Formstone, and Miss Marion Williams.
We hope you all ‘Love this place’ as much as Mrs Gwyneth Evans, who bequeathed money to the ‘Friends of the Lake’ to enhance the natural
beauty of this area for the residents to enjoy.
A new interpretative board has been installed showing the diverse range
of flora, fauna and wildlife you may spot, whilst feeding the ducks. Go
and see if you can spot the illusive Blue Damselfly!
Many thanks goes to Jenny Dutton for leading this project on behalf
of the Community Council, the support received from IMAGE, in
particular Sue Cleaver and Brian Formstone, and Miss Marion Williams.
We hope you all ‘Love this place’ as much as Mrs Gwyneth Evans, who bequeathed money to the ‘Friends of the Lake’ to enhance the natural
beauty of this area for the residents to enjoy.