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Stretton under Fosse Parish Council
The Annual General Meeting was held on Monday 17th May, 7.15 pm.
Stretton under Fosse Village Hall Committee
The Annual General Meeting was held on Tuesday 25th May at 8.0 pm
Talented folk group Whalebone held one of their Gathering Tour shows at the Village Hall on Friday 4th June. If you missed it, what a shame! It was great! Picture below.
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The full article about Mary Grace Smythe can be read on David Collins' World War 1 War Graves site - scroll down to the bottom of the page.
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Application for change of use of land in Smeaton Lane Stretton under Fosse to a private gypsy caravan site.
The Parish Council’s response and a note of the views of residents expressed at the meeting on the 28th September 2009 can be found here
RUGBY BOROUGH COUNCIL HAS REFUSED
PERMISSION FOR THE DEVELOPMENT REFERRED TO ABOVE.
DETAILS OF THE DECISION AND REASONS CAN BE FOUND HERE.
Proposal to close Brinklow Fire Station - the Parish Council's response to Warwickshire Fire & Rescue Service can be read here.
OUR PROGRAMME OF VILLAGE HALL EVENTS FOR 2010 CAN BE FOUND HERE
BOOK GROUP
Currently reading The Soldier's REturn by Melvyn Bragg and will meet to discuss the novel on Tuesday 1st June 2010 at 8.0 pm. For more information contact us via this website or ring 01788 833390.
YOUR MOBILE LIBRARY
Outside the Old Forge
USE IT, OR LOSE IT!
Stretton Ramblers' first walk, 25th July 2009.
We meet on the last Saturday of each month to do a local walk, approximately 2 hours. If you would like to come, meet outside the village hall at 9.30 am.
Very different from our ramble on 30th January 2010 - see the view from the snowy Tump in Brinklow!
OPEN GARDENS
Did you miss it? Click here to see views of all the gardens
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Old Forge Art Gallery
Stretton under Fosse
Has sadly closed
For further information
contact Terry, 01788 832240
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ABOUT STRETTON UNDER FOSSE
Stretton-under-Fosse, a hamlet of about 70 houses, straddles the B4027 Lutterworth to Coventry Road with a few outlying houses in Smeaton Lane and some isolated farms at its northern edge. There is a small industrial area near the canal, The Wharf, and a boat hire business on the canal at Stretton Stop. The community lies between the larger villages of Brinklow and Pailton in an area which is known locally as The Revel, named after the ancient manor of Newbold Revel, originally called Fenny Newbold until it came into the ownership of Hugh Revel in the 13th century.
The hamlet is built in a hollow beneath the ridge of the Fosse Way to the north which cuts through the farmland and journeys along the rather bleak higher ground towards Leicester. The Oxford Canal forms part of the parish boundary to the south, about a mile from the centre of the village and the M6 motorway runs under the Fosse Way again to the north in a nice juxtaposition of ancient and modern transport systems which make Stretton a popular location for commuters.
Until relatively recently there were two working farms in Stretton, a public house - the Union Jack - and a small shop. These have all now disappeared but the village is served by Malt Kiln Farm Shop, many small industries are established at The Wharf, Rose Narrowboats boat building and holiday boat hire runs a thriving business at Stretton Stop and Newbold Revel hosts the national Prison Officer Training College. The Village Hall enables residents to socialise locally. There is no church in the village but residents can worship at any of the Revel Group of Churches in the neighbouring villages.
The many acres of farmland are mostly arable, with some livestock, and there are areas of light woodland altogether creating an interesting environment for ramblers and naturalists that is criss-crossed by a network of footpaths.
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To find out when the Mobile Police Office will be visiting the village, click here.
May to July details of crime statistics for Stretton under Fosse can be found here
Full details of the Rugby North Safer Neighbourhoods Team can be found here.
If you see anything suspicious please report it to the
Police or Crimestoppers 0800 555 111
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CONCERNED ABOUT HGVs USING THE ROAD THROUGH THE VILLAGE?
Take their registration number and report them to
Roy Davies, Manager Magna Park, Tel.01455 558777
HGVs are banned from using the B4027 through the village
and should take the Fosse Way route.
Stretton under Fosse Annual Meeting of Electors
This will be held at the Village Hall on Monday 2nd June 2008 at 7.30pm.
It is an opportunity for you to discuss any topic. Although it is organised by the Parish Council and chaired by the Chairman of the Parish Council it is NOT a Parish Council Meeting.
Paul Hancox, Neighbourhood Watch Organiser for the Rugby Area, has been invited to speak. He will talk about setting up and running a Neighbourhood Watch Scheme in Stretton.
Wil Weininger is coming to represent Rugby Rural North Sam. He will talk about rural policing and then answer your questions.
The Parish Plan Survey showed that a lot of people in Stretton are interested or concerned about policineighbourhood Watch Scheme would be a good thing. Please come along and listen to our speakers and air your v
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2010 Village Hall events here.
The Freedom of Information Act model scheme adopted by Stretton under Fosse Parish Council can be read here
Up to date Parish Council Minutes and AGM 2010 Minutes can now be read here
Up to date Minutes of the Village Hall Committee can be read here.
Walk the local footpaths - Read more