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There are new dedicated office opening hours for the public to visit which will allow for a prompter response to quick queries and more detailed consideration of more complex matters. Between 9.30 and 10.30am, anyone is welcome to drop in to raise brief enquiries or to make facility bookings. For more complex enquiries, appointments are available between 10.45 and 11.45am. Outside these times, the office will be closed to the public. Contact the Town council office on 01367 252338 (with answerphone).
For bookings at the Memorial Hall click here for further information.
To make a booking email bookings@lechladeonthames.co.uk or telephone our bookings number on 253325 (answer phone available).
Click on each councillor's name to see a brief biography.
It is with great regret to inform you that Cllr Bob Dover passed away in November, following a long illness. Bob had been a councillor for many years and our condolences go to his family and friends.
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The Council meets once a month -- at 7.30pm on the second Monday of the month in the Memorial Hall.
The Council’s direct powers are those of a Parish Council. We have a part- time Clerk and an administrative assistant and one other employee who looks after public areas and generally improves the appearance of the town; our precept also pays towards a range of local events and groups.
Key work is supporting and initiating local activities and provision. The Council's main role is in influencing the District and County Councils in respect of their decisions that affect Lechlade.
In 2001, a small number of interested individuals representing different parts of the community decided to set up a Trust that would take on the role of fundraising for projects to enhance the appearance and vitality of the town and gain the support of the community. At the same time the Countryside Agency were urging small towns to undertake an in-depth survey of its needs and so the "Healthcheck" which we now call "The Community Plan" was born. Click here for a summary of The Community Plan. A comprehensive booklet giving full details of The Community Plan is available to purchase (at a cost of £5.00) from the Town Council office.
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