Posts Tagged ‘Alton Parish Council’
Thursday, May 16th, 2019
The Barge Inn, Honeystreet is to reopen on Friday 24th May 2019 at 11am. Once more the pub will be a meeting point for the boating community, crop circle enthusiasts, campers and an eclectic range of other local people and visitors. Come to the party!
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Tags: Alton Parish Council, arts and culture, boating community, community, crop circles, the Barge Inn Honeystreet
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Thursday, March 29th, 2018
There will be a benefit gig to raise funds towards the community buyout of the Barge Inn, Honeystreet at 6pm on Saturday 31st March 2018, at the Bouverie Hall, North St, Pewsey SN9 5EQ. Tickets cost a minimum £5 donation on the door.
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Tags: Alton Parish Council, arts and culture, boating community, community, crop circles, the Barge Inn Honeystreet
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Thursday, October 9th, 2014
Residents, boaters and CRT agreed last week that there was a case for making parts of Wilcot on the Long Pound a Quiet Mooring Zone. The Pewsey Canal Action Group’s second meeting on 2nd October 2014 concluded that there was no need for any 48-hour moorings in the village as there is always space for boats to moor.
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Tags: Alton Parish Council, Avoncliff, Honey Street, liveaboards, Matthew Symonds, Pewsey Canal Action Group, quiet mooring zone, Stanton St Bernard, Wilcot, Wilcot Parish Council
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Wednesday, June 4th, 2014
A meeting is to take place between boaters, parish councillors and CRT on 19th June in Wilcot to try to resolve problems between boaters and local residents in the Pewsey area.
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Tags: Alton Parish Council, continuous cruising, Honey Street, liveaboards, Matthew Symonds, Pewsey Area Crime and Community Safety, Pewsey Community Area Partnership, Sheila Shaw, Wilcot Parish Council, Wiltshire County Council, Wiltshire Fire and Rescue Service, Wootton Rivers Parish Council
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Monday, March 12th, 2012
This Thursday evening (March 15th) Alton Parish Council is to hold a second meeting to discuss getting rid of all the temporary and permanent moorings outside the Barge Inn, Honey Street and at Gibson’s Boat Services (now Moonboats). In addition we understand that the Parish Council wants to prevent boats from mooring anywhere in the Parish. British Waterways and a Community Police Officer have been invited to attend the meeting, but no attempt has been made to consult local boaters. However a number of boaters plan to attend the meeting and would welcome other boaters joining them.
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Tags: Alton Parish Council, liveaboards, Mark Stephens, moorings, Planning, Section 17
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