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Latest News
Suspected Vandalism - Rushby Road
The Parish Council are aware that there have been possible incidences of vandalism/Anti-Social Behaviour on Rushby Road over the weekend.
The Police have been notified.
Anyone found to be carrying out vandalism or involved in acts of Anti-Social Behaviour will be reported to the Police and action will be taken.
If you have any information please contact the Clerk on the number above.
Mon, 19 Jun 2017 15:02 by Karen Turrell
Accounts for Year End 2016/17 - Unaudited
Please find attached all associated documentation for the Accounts year end 2016/17 for Ellistown and Battleflat Parih Council.
All details for the Notice of Date of Commencement of Period for the Exercise of Public Rights is also attached.
These notices can all be found on the five Parish noticeboards.
Mon, 19 Jun 2017 14:58 by Karen Turrell
POLICE ADVICE - TERROR ATTACKS
In light of the recent terror attack in Manchester please see the following information forwarded to us by Leicestershire Police.
- We urge the public to remain vigilant, be alert but not alarmed
- We and our partners are doing everything we can to help protect the security of our communities, public institutions, critical national infrastructure, and businesses and places
- There will be a visible change to the number of officers on the street, including firearms officers on patrol in areas of high footfall. This is for reassurance purposes
- The public would expect the police and partners to be doing all we can at this time
- The public should report any suspicious activity or concern to police – by calling us on 999 or the Anti-Terror hotline on 0800 789 321. We depend on information from the public, who can be our eyes and ears, in our efforts to keep us all safe
- Communities defeat terrorism – we are proud of our diverse and cohesive communities and it is vital that we continue to be united
Wed, 24 May 2017 17:57 by Karen Turrell