Aubourn With Haddington Parish Council

03/07/2024

03/07/2024

The next Parish Council meeting is on the 11th July 2024 at 7.00pm in the Estates office in the grounds of Aubourn Hall.

15/03/2024

On Wednesday 27th March Aubourn Hall are holding a public information evening to inform the community about the ‘Feathers From Above’ charity event that they are hosting in May for the St. Barnabas Hospice.

In addition to this, they will be sharing information about the Aubourn Estate and their future plans which will involve opening up and making space for both nature and our surrounding communities.

Please come along if you wish to know more.

Aubourn Estate are proud to be hosting the exciting fundraising event for St Barnabas Hospice ‘Feather From Above’ in May this year.

You are invited to join us at Aubourn Hall on Wednesday 27th March to hear about the event, what it will involve and how you might get involved.

Also, on this evening we will be sharing information about the Aubourn Estate and the exciting plans we have for the future – plans which will involve opening up and making space for both nature and our surrounding communities.
We hope to see you on the evening and of course for the Feathers From Above event.

🕰️ 27th March 6pm

13/01/2024

Do you want help make a difference in the community? Are you willing to make decisions to help better your local area? We have a space on our parish council for a willing volunteer. To be a parish councillor you must either:

- Be an elector of the parish
- In the past 12 months have occupied land or other premises in the parish or town (as owner or tenant)
- Work in the parish or town (as your
principal or only place of work)
- Live within three miles of the parish boundary.

Other eligibility criteria apply however, if you're interested in joining us, please email [email protected] or message us on Facebook.

We can't wait to hear from you!

03/01/2024

There has been an announcement of a devolution deal between the Government, Lincs County Council, North Lincs Council and North East Lincs Council – the area known as Greater Lincolnshire.

Devolution will result in a Greater Lincolnshire Mayoral Combined County Authority (MCCA) with the first mayoral elections to be held in 2025.

LCC, North Lincs and North East Lincs have agreed and adopted the Greater Lincolnshire Devolution Proposal. A consultation with residents is underway to get their views before deciding whether to submit the proposal to government either in its current form or an amended version. The consultation closes on January 29.

The deal would transfer new powers and funding to Greater Lincolnshire MCCA, alongside a £720 million long-term investment fund (spread over 30 years) to drive economic growth and local priorities.

The deal also includes £8.6 million of investment in brownfield funding, devolution of the Adult Education Budget, and £28 million of capital funding in advance of the mayoral election to drive economic regeneration in Greater Lincolnshire (subject to business cases).

The video by Cllr Richard Wright, NKDC explains the processes and outlines his belief in the devolution process.

You will also find in the comments section links for more information including how to get involved in the consultation process. This is every resident’s chance to put forward their views on the deal so please do get involved.

In this video Cllr Richard Wright, explains more about Devolution for Greater Lincolnshire.

03/01/2024

Our next Parish Council Meeting is to be held at 6pm tonight in
the Estate Office at Aubourn Hall. Members of the public are always welcome to attend.

02/01/2024

Butts Lane has been closed off again due to heavy flooding. Please do not try to access it and allow the flooding to subside. Thank you.

01/01/2024

Happy New Year! 🎉

All the very best to you as we start 2024!

25/12/2023

We would like to wish you all a very, Merry Christmas! We hope you have a great day wherever you're spending it and whatever your plans are.

20/10/2023

Butts Lane has been closed due to the flooding. Royal Oak Lane is also experiencing flooding but remains open currently. Please be careful when driving as even outside of the village, the roads are very dangerous.