Coleorton Parish
Coleorton Parish in Leicestershire includes the villages of Coleorton, Coleorton Moor, Church Town
and Farm Town as well as parts of Peggs Green, Griffydam and Lount
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A message from Coleorton Parish Council regarding COVID-19We are in exceptional times, and in line with government advice, please stay at home and only leave the house for one of the four reasons outlined in the latest advice. The Government is allowing one form of outdoor exercise per day. There are woodlands and open spaces within the Parish of Coleorton. The woodlands and open spaces in the Parish have public access via public footpaths, bridleways or permissive access (at the permission of the landowner), and are within walking distance of where people live. This makes it easier to get exercise either alone or with someone you live with. Please keep 2m (6ft) away from others and do not congregate in groups of more than two people. Please do not go onto a site if it will be difficult for you to do this. This is essential to stop the spread of the coronavirus. Let's all stay safe and support each other through the coming weeks. Thank you. Coleorton Parish Council NWLDC is suspending collection of garden waste and cardboardAll other collections as usual, but no side items will be collected. More info at NWLDC update to recycling during Coronovirus >> St Mary's and St John's Churches in Coleorton are closed. Services are available on-line via St Mary's & St John's Facebook page. More >>Coleorton WI meeting on Wednesday 1 April and all WI events are CANCELLED until further noticeAssistance for Coleorton Residents during Corona CrisisThe Parish Councillors have discussed what support they can provide/co-ordinate in these difficult times for vulnerable and isolated residents. There have been many suggestions and offers of leaflet distribution. So that self-isolating people who don't use the internet can know about the support available locally it's suggested that distributing a contact form (like the one pictured below (and which is being used elsewhere in the UK) would work well. A volunteer would put their contact details on the front and distribute in their local street / area, and on the reverse side will be a note stating that if the recipient is not able to contact this volunteer, any one of the councillors listed can be contacted (names and telephone numbers will be on the reverse side). Post-cards will be delivered around the parish in the next few days. 
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News:Draft minutes of January Parish Council meeting Sign up to receive news about Coleorton by email >> Local Events:More events in and around Coleorton Updates:19/03/2020 19/03/2020 13/03/2020 05/03/2020 26/02/2020
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