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Addressing loneliness in Cossall

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Is there a problem in the Parish? We don’t know, but would like to help if there is.

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We already have the monthly Luncheon Club on the last Tuesday of the month, held at the Old School Room, but could we do more? Whilst none of the Parish Councillors are experts, with no qualifications or accreditations, we possibly could offer some help.

Would a weekly Coffee and Cake club be useful or just a regular phone call be of help? We need for you to let us know. So if you are feeling lonely or you might know of someone who is, please contact us.

If transport is a problem we might be able to help.

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Initiatives

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The main special initiatives the council are working on at the moment include the Cossall Neighbourhood Plan and combating illegal off-road bikers and other traffic-related issues.

In addition, we wish to digitise the old council minutes which date back to the start of the parish council in 1894 and we are looking for ideas to help us to try to prevent loneliness in the parish.

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A Parish Council is a civil local authority, first tier of Local Government responsible for areas known as Civil Parishes. On our website we provide details of our councillors, dates of meetings and copies of the minutes and finance information.

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Cossall Community Hall, Church Lane, Cossall, Nottinghamshire, NG16 2RW

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3rd Tuesday in the month at 7.30pm
No meetings in August and December

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