Buckley residents group

Work has begun to build 12 new much-needed council rented homes on the former site of 51 empty council garages in Buckley Close, Hangleton.

MEMBERS of a community social media page have teamed up with local churches to launch an emergency response team amid the coronavirus crisis. Gill Jones and Carla Tellett, administrators of the Buckley Residents Group on Facebook, are collaborating with several churches in the town to provide the service and co-ordinate the community response to the crisis. The scheme sees local volunteers contact representatives of the Facebook group and the churches to offer their services, be it by collecting and delivering prescriptions or shopping for the elderly and vulnerable - many of whom are currently self-isolating amid coronavirus concerns. Explaining the scheme, Gill said: "We have about 7, people on the Buckley Residents Group - so it's a brilliant opportunity to organise a large scale community response to the crisis. The scheme - which has been vetted by the Flintshire Local Voluntary Council - will see prearranged volunteers show documents of identification upon arrival at the homes they are assigned to help. A list of church contacts are available for people to contact if they would like to get involved. Kathryn Price

Buckley residents group

Proposals for homes and a retail unit on land at Spon Green in Buckley were received by planning chiefs last week, prompting concerns from residents and councillors alike. A group set up to oppose the scheme, chaired by Buckley resident John Woolley, met in February during a consultation phase run by the applicant Skye Homes Flintshire Ltd. The next thing we will do is get our facts about why we think it is not suitable. According to the site, of the homes will have two bedrooms, will have three bedrooms and the remaining 51 homes will have four bedrooms. Mr Woolley said anyone who would like to find out more about the committee or share views on the development can email wearebuckley outlook. We want our comments to be a lively and valuable part of our community - a place where readers can debate and engage with the most important local issues. The ability to comment on our stories is a privilege, not a right, however, and that privilege may be withdrawn if it is abused or misused. Please report any comments that break our rules. Those ads you do see are predominantly from local businesses promoting local services. These adverts enable local businesses to get in front of their target audience — the local community. It is important that we continue to promote these adverts as our local businesses need as much support as possible during these challenging times. Buckley: Residents group to oppose major housing scheme.

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On Wednesday, Flintshire Council's planning committee will decide on an application for the continued siting of a portable building the theatre uses as its changing room facility. Despite it having been situated next to the theatre for the last 13 years, Flintshire Council's planning officers have recommended the application be refused. Officers say its continued presence would be "harmful to the character and appearance of the site". Next door to the theatre is Hawkesbury Hall, which was made listed building in Planning officers say the portable building will "adversely affect the architectural and historical setting". Buckley Theatre Club performs pantomimes and plays at the Little Theatre in Securing a long-term lease from the county council in enabled many improvements to be made to the building including central heating, new toilets, and kitchen facilities. In LED stage lighting was installed and in new seating. Still performing plays and pantomimes, the club welcomes new members and, of course, its audiences. It recently announced it is putting on its first Christmas panto in three years following the Covid pandemic.

Buckley residents group

MEMBERS of a community social media page have teamed up with local churches to launch an emergency response team amid the coronavirus crisis. Gill Jones and Carla Tellett, administrators of the Buckley Residents Group on Facebook, are collaborating with several churches in the town to provide the service and co-ordinate the community response to the crisis. The scheme sees local volunteers contact representatives of the Facebook group and the churches to offer their services, be it by collecting and delivering prescriptions or shopping for the elderly and vulnerable - many of whom are currently self-isolating amid coronavirus concerns. Explaining the scheme, Gill said: "We have about 7, people on the Buckley Residents Group - so it's a brilliant opportunity to organise a large scale community response to the crisis. The scheme - which has been vetted by the Flintshire Local Voluntary Council - will see prearranged volunteers show documents of identification upon arrival at the homes they are assigned to help.

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A group set up to oppose the scheme, chaired by Buckley resident John Woolley, met in February during a consultation phase run by the applicant Skye Homes Flintshire Ltd. Please do not park in these areas as it will block access for other residents and cause delays to the work. Cookies on Companies House services We use cookies to make our services work and collect analytics information. Please report any comments that break our rules. These are part of a temporary traffic regulation order to make sure the area remains accessible and safe for residents and site deliveries. Hide this message. Companies House does not verify the accuracy of the information filed link opens a new window. Submit Cancel. We use cookies to make our services work and collect analytics information. You can change your cookie settings at any time. You've rejected analytics cookies. The scheme sees local volunteers contact representatives of the Facebook group and the churches to offer their services, be it by collecting and delivering prescriptions or shopping for the elderly and vulnerable - many of whom are currently self-isolating amid coronavirus concerns. The ability to comment on our stories is a privilege, not a right, however, and that privilege may be withdrawn if it is abused or misused. These adverts enable local businesses to get in front of their target audience — the local community. Read the rules here.

A TEAM which was set up to help vulnerable residents through lockdown is to gear down its activities as restrictions continue to ease. Since setting up, the team has recruited over volunteers and received more than calls for help with a range of different matters including shopping, prescriptions and many others.

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