Parish Noticeboard

Cambridgeshire ACRE is supporting the local roll-out of the Switchover Help Scheme which aims to help people to understand the changes to how our television signal will be received from the end of March 2011 onwards. The analogue signal will be switched off and replaced with a digital signal that you will need special equipment to receive. They need local volunteers to help raise awareness and make sure no one misses out on the help that is available to make the necessary changes.  read more ...  (15/01/11)

There will be a meeting of the Maintenance Committee on Monday 28th March at 7.30pm in the Bowls Pavilion. Here (Adobe/PDF, 71KB) is the Agenda, which includes the Minutes from the previous meeting.  (05/01/11)

The new Milton to Impington cycle route scheme is due to start on Monday, 10th January.  read more ...  (24/12/10)

Here (Adobe/PDF, 22KB) are the Minutes from the parish council Staffing Committee meeting held on 17th January.  (18/12/10)

Here (Adobe/PDF, 23KB) are the Minutes from the Planning Committee meeting held on 13th December.  (17/11/10)

Here (Adobe/PDF, 25KB) are the Minutes from the Finance & Administration Committee meetings held on 18th and 26th October.  (17/11/10)

Here (Adobe/PDF, 25KB) are the Minutes from the Community Care meeting held on 14th October.  (17/11/10)

Here (Adobe/PDF, 21KB) are the Minutes from the Minibus Committee meeting held on 3rd November.  (17/11/10)

Here (Adobe/PDF, 46KB) are the Minutes from the Parish Council meeting held on 10th January.  (17/11/10)

Here (Adobe/PDF, 38KB) are the Notes from the 12 October Police Panel Meeting held at Impington Village College.  (29/10/10)

Milton Trolley Bus is in need of a new organiser. Anyone interested should please phone Jane Coston on Tel 563539.  read more ...  (25/10/10)

Many residents have been concerned about the missing gate at the end of Butt Lane. The Clerk's Office has received the following from Keith Faunch, Highway Supervisor at Cambridgeshire County Council: "Just to keep you and the residents of Milton informed as to what is going on at the above site, I have ordered our contractor to construct a feather board fence across the opening with a 2 metre gateway in the middle (to allow EDF access). I intend to lock the gate with a hasp and staple with padlock."  (13/10/10)

Public rights of way are one of the best ways for parishioners to enjoy the local countryside. The Public Rights of Way and Access Team at the County Council has introduced a new feature to their website to help local people get ideas for walks and rides and information about their local paths, using a changing monthly theme. October's theme is Enjoying Cambridgeshire's Woodlands. They have walk ideas, maps to download and even seasonal recipes. Upcoming themes include literary walks, easy access walks and even the science of walking. Check it out here.  (04/10/10)

A one-bedroom, ground floor flat in Barnabas Court will be available in the near future. More information about sheltered housing here  (23/07/10)

The schedule for the Mobile Library is changing. Here (Adobe/PDF, 97KB) is a letter explaining why, and here (MS/Excel, 188KB) is the new timetable, which is due to take effect in October.  (17/07/10)

Building work on the refurbishment of the Milton Community Centre is scheduled to commence in early August. Here (Adobe/PDF, 24KB) is a letter to all users of the facility from MCC manager Andy Gray.  (16/07/10)

Milton Environmental Group is promoting a branch of Liftshare that is based in South Cambridgeshire villages, supported by South Cambridgeshire District Council.  read more ...  (12/07/10)

The following changes (Adobe/PDF, 38KB) to the Stagecoach and Norfolk Green bus services will take effect in late July/early August.  (25/06/10)

There is significant funding available in the Donarbon Community Fund for the provision, maintenance or improvement of a public park or other general public amenity, or the conservation of a specific species or a specific habitat where it naturally occurs.  read more ...  (18/06/10)

Do you need funding to run a community project? Grassroots Grants between £250 and £5,000 are available for local community groups and charities that have been active in their communities for at least 12 months, with an average annual income over the last 3 years of no more than £30,000.  read more ...  (18/06/10)