COMMUNITY SHOP PROJECT
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Letter from Roger Cashmore April 17th 2020
Letter from Roger Cashmore April 17th 2020
Dear Supporters,
While it is not easy to make things happen in these difficult times, there has been some progress to report on the Newton St Cyres Community Shop Project. You will recall that the Village Hall has agreed in principle for the shop to be located on the Parish Hall land.
After further discussions between the Parish Council and Roger Wilkins, the Chair of the Village Hall Committee, it has been agreed in principle that it will now be in the interests of both organisations to work together to achieve the goal of opening this new community asset.
To this end the Parish Council has now paid a cheque to the Plunkett Foundation in order to formally register the project for their support and guidance. Using the Village Hall's existing charitable status may also help speed up the grant funding application process.
The two organisation will now explore the possibilities of conducting virtual meetings in order to start moving the project forward.
Cllr Roger Cashmore
While it is not easy to make things happen in these difficult times, there has been some progress to report on the Newton St Cyres Community Shop Project. You will recall that the Village Hall has agreed in principle for the shop to be located on the Parish Hall land.
After further discussions between the Parish Council and Roger Wilkins, the Chair of the Village Hall Committee, it has been agreed in principle that it will now be in the interests of both organisations to work together to achieve the goal of opening this new community asset.
To this end the Parish Council has now paid a cheque to the Plunkett Foundation in order to formally register the project for their support and guidance. Using the Village Hall's existing charitable status may also help speed up the grant funding application process.
The two organisation will now explore the possibilities of conducting virtual meetings in order to start moving the project forward.
Cllr Roger Cashmore