Brooks Field project gets Lottery funding
LOOSE Parish Council has been awarded £10,000 from the Big Lottery towards the Brooks FieldWater andWildlife proj- ect. A committee has been formed to man-
CHAIRMAN: Vianne Gibbons CLERK: Jan Capon,
29, Caernarvon Drive, Maidstone ME15 6FJ. Parish office: 01622 692712 E-mail
loosepc@btconnect.com
Plea for volunteers to help
age the de-silting of the millpond and adding a coppiced area at the top of the field.
Among the consultees are theMedway
Valley Conservation Partnership and KentWildlife Trust, which have already been involved in the early stages. All members of the parish are invited to a consultation evening in the Parish
Community pavilion
make fete a success VOLUNTEERS are needed to make the Com- munity Fete even more successful than last
year.Money raised will go towards upgrading the Parish Pavilion to provide more facilities for the community.
If you would like to be a part of a very re- warding event, please contact the clerk. All meetings of the fete sub committee are adver- tised on the website and notice boards.
Meanwhile, the council would like to
know the whereabouts of the shield won by a group of ladies at the fete last year.
A spokesman said: “We would like to have
the winner’s name engraved, and it is also needed for this year’s event.”
Please contact the clerk.
THE Loose Parish Pavilion continues to be used for community groups, such as keep fit, various toddler groups, Women’s Institutes, Brownies and the- atre groups. If you have anything you may want to
use the hall for please ring the assistant clerk, Anne Rigby, on 07881 975 078 or clerk Jan Capon.
Dog signs
NOTICES have been erected at the King George V Playing Field asking dog own- ers to clear up after their dogs. A council spokesman said: “Please
help us to help you to keep it a nice place for all people to enjoy. “Any comments from the public are welcome.”
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Pavilion at the King George V Playing Field on July 5 at 7.30pm. A council spokesman said: “We would
like to gain your involvement and hear your views.” Councillors are keen to learn from
local community groups by offering an open invitation to any of their meetings. “It is felt that byworking together more things can be achieved and problems conquered. Please keep an eye on the website and notice boards for meeting dates or contact the clerk,” the spokesman added.
War memorial
Missing names THE council has finally got the go-a- head from the church to add some missing names to the LooseWarMe- morial to commemorate local heroes who lost their lives duringWorld War II. Funding for the scheme is being sought from theWar Memorial Trust and other channels.
Memorial safety Works have now been completed by the Stone Shop to make safe some memorial stones in the cemetery that were deemed to be unstable. Further inspections will be undertaken soon to make sure that the area is kept safe for visitors.
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