Shepley Village Association responds to the Kirklees Local Plan
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Shepley Village Association March 2015 Update
Fruit Trees Hopefully everyone will now be aware the Parish Council have offered a limited supply of fruit trees to village members. If you are interested please let me know what you would prefer Apple, Cherry, Plum or Pear so they can be ordered before 31st March. Trees are only £10 each and 100% of […]
Shepley Village Association February 2015 Update
Shepley Community Plan 2015 With future devolution of local government on the horizon, Kirkburton Parish Council is already in the early stages of creating a neighbourhood plan with Kirkheaton. Neighbourhood plans are very rigorous and governed by legislation and the Parish Council aim to create a system whereby communities will be given support to form […]
Shepley Village Association January 2015 Update
TRAFFIC AND PARKING The speed limit changes are due to be enforced this month and will hopefully bring slightly safer roads. I have finally received the accident records for the entire village over the last 10 years. These records only show ‘accidents causing injury’ and not the majority of road accidents. However there are still […]
Shepley Village Association December 2014 Update
The latest news update from the Shepley Village Association TRAFFIC AND PARKING The notification period for the new main road speed limit reductions has now ended and presuming there were no objections… changes are due to take effect before the end of January. I am pleased the new school crossing Moduposts are in place and […]
Update on future of Shepley Library
Shepley Village Association have been looking into the possibility of facilitating a Community Asset Transfer (CAT) of the Library building to a Community Interest Company (CIC) in an aim to save the library and more importantly a valuable village building and community asset that cannot be replaced once gone. The SVA meeting on the 30th […]
Shepley Village Association
The Shepley Village Association (SVA) was set up in 1998 by a group of residents who wanted to ensure that the village continued to offer good local amenities for its residents. The Association also wanted to ensure that when issues arose, there was a ‘voice’ that could be raised on behalf of residents with local […]