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Newsletter May 2023

By Clerk Evercreech Parish Council

Monday, 1 May 2023

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A busy month with lots happening.

The Annual Parish Meeting took place late April with lots of local groups attending. This is an informal meeting each year for the Parish and not a council meeting.

The PC then held its annual meeting, and it was a great pleasure to be voted on as chair again for this forthcoming year.

We still have two vacancies, if you are interested then please contact the clerk

clerk@evercreech-pc.gov.uk

It is a voluntary role but can be very rewarding, getting involved with the community.

We were pleased to be able to support the “Old Stores” this month with funding towards their work shops.

The village enjoyed the ever-popular Jack in the Green event, and May Day celebrations.

There were several activities around the Kings Coronation weekend, including live streaming of the concert in the Village Hall with refreshments and cakes supplied by the WI and crown making for the children. Donations were taken and raised over £80 towards the Evercreech Larder.

The children from the school had showcased their Castles that they had made from recyclable materials.

The Big lunch was also held in the hall on the Sunday and The Cedars held a street Party in the afternoon. Some residents were doing their own version of a street party with people coming together all over the village. Live streaming of the Concert in the hall Sunday evening.

Something for everyone.

The PC would like to thank all the volunteers involved.

Lesley Parham - Chair Evercreech Parish Council

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