The project is scheduled for completion mid-June 2021 in time for the summer holidays.
The fitness trail is accessible to ages 13+ and the obstacle course is for any age (younger children should be supervised).
An opening day will be announced once the equipment has been installed, and we hope that you will be able to come along to see this fantastic addition to our park.
Mayor John Davison stated;
“I am delighted that we have been able to fund this exciting project that will bring new and up-to-date fitness equipment to Valley Park. We listened to pupils of Bottesford Junior School who were consulted about they type of new equipment they would like to see in the park, and I believe that this new fitness trail will appeal to multiple age groups making fitness fun and enhancing the well-being of our community.”
Would you like to volunteer for the Community Speed Watch initiative? If so , training will be provided, please email clerk@bottesford.org or call 01724 859057
The Council made a resolution, at the meeting held on 10 May 2021, to allow public participation at the monthly meetings. 15 minute allocation at the start of the meeting will allow members of the public to ask the Council questions. Members of the public must notify the Clerk three working days prior to a meeting that they wish to ask questions and or make representations to the Council.
A 3-minute slot will be allocated to each resident. The Council will get back to residents after the meeting.
If you have any concerns or issues come along and meet your Councillors.
(Covid 19 regulations must be followed regarding numbers allowed in the hall - the Town Council will do everything in our power to allow members of the public access to meetings)
Most residents will probably be aware by now that some Travellers have set up camp on Bulls Field. The Police, North Lincolnshire Council and the local Ward Councillors are all aware.
NLC have already attended the site to speak to them as have to Police (including myself) on a few occasions.
In terms of illegal encampments NLC are the primary agency who deal with these matters and I am aware that they have already started proceedings. We are in contact with them as well.
There are processes that NLC have to follow in terms of serving notices if people to not leave of their own accord.
Police will be conducting patrols including myself and PCSO Tara will be patrolling the area as we already do when we are available.
PC Hayes
Bottesford Town Council are hopeful, following Government guidelines and the vaccine roll out, that Tea Pot Hall will be able to re open June 2021. Please keep checking the website for updates.
We look forward to seeing our residents again very soon!
Take care
For further details call 01724 859057
Its great news that the Great British Spring Clean is going to happen again between 28th May & 6th June 2021.
We are very fortunate in Bottesford and Yaddlethorpe to have a core of fantastic volunteers who regularly pick up rubbish and litter all year round, helping to keep our streets & the beck free from the blight of litter.
To these volunteer’s we owe you our heartfelt thanks.
We are all aware that casual littering has increased during the Covid Pandemic and would love to hear from more of you who would like to volunteer to help keep the streets of Bottesford & Yaddlethorpe clean & tidy.
All necessary equipment will be provided and any time you could spare however small would be welcomed.
If you would like to volunteer or require further
information please contact Lesley the Clerk of Bottesford Town Council on 01724
859057
Friends of Bottesford Beck out and about April 2021 clearing out the Beck. Well done all.
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