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Corfe Castle Parish Council LATEST UPDATE
                                                 You CAN make a difference…

                                                 How many times have you thought or heard someone saying, “it’s
                                                 only little old me, what difference would it make?”. If I’m honest I’ve
                                                 thought it many a time myself, but then last week I read something:
                                                 “If you think you’re too small to make a difference, you’ve
                                                 obviously never had a mosquito in your bedroom at night”. How
                                                 true this is. If you have an issue, comment, question, and you don’t
                                                 know who to talk to or ask, contact me, the Parish Clerk. If the
                                                 Parish Council can help, we will, and if we can’t, we will do our
                                                 best to help steer you in the right direction with who to contact. No
                                                 issue, comment, question is daft or too small to bother with.


       Public Consultation - Gods Acre Cemetery Rules and •   P/FUL/2022/01606 - Little Underhill Sandy Hill Lane
       Regulations:                                           Woolgarston.

       This can be a sensitive issue, however, to ensure the safety  Recommend: No Objection
       of all cemetery users Corfe Castle Parish Council is   Full details can be found on the Dorset Council website,
       updating the current Rules and Regulations. Before we  https://www.dorsetcouncil.gov.uk/planning-buildings-
       finalise and adopt the new document, we would like your  land/planning
       feedback. Copies can be found on our website or by     Water mains replacement works, Studland, Corfe
       contacting the Clerk.                                  Castle:
       The main differences are:                              The dates have now been finalised for the Wessex Water
          •   To allow with some restrictions non-fresh       mains replacement scheme to be carried. This section of
              flowers.                                        road has had a history of water leaks and the works will
          •   The ability for Council to remove/ dispose of   rectify the history of bursts along Studland Road. As well
              items not permitted. i.e., glass and pottery items as  as the benefits of a new pipe being fitted, the majority of
              these become brittle, get knocked over and break  the pipe will be installed in adjacent fields meaning future
              and can pose a danger to visitors, cemetery staff  maintenance will be less disruptive to traffic.
              and wild animals.                               The first phase of works has already commenced in the

          •   Detailed clarification on what is and isn’t     fields to the north of B3351 Studland Road with no impact
              permitted within the Cemetery.                  to traffic. Phase 2 of the works will install a temporary

       If you wish to make comment on the new draft rules     40mph speed limit and temporary traffic signals on B3351
       and regulations, please contact the Clerk on 01202     near to the junctions with Thrasher’s Lane and Meadus
       670105 or email clerk@corfecastleparishcouncil.gov.uk  Lane. This will be in place from 5th September 2022
                                                              until 14 September 2022, the southern section of
                                                                     th
       Swanage Railway – During the Annual Parish Meeting     Meadus Lane will be closed between 5th September
       the issue of Diesel engines idling at Corfe Castle station  2022 until 23rd September 2022.
       was raised. As promised the Council contacted the
       Swanage Railway and Robert Patterson the new Chairman  For the final phase of works Wessex Water will close the
       for the Swanage Railway attended our meeting. Mr       B3351 from the junction with the A351 to the entrance
       Patterson acknowledged the problems and stated where   to Dorset Adventure Park. This closure will be in place
       possible they will try to move stock to areas which cause  for 5 weeks between 31st October 2022 until 2nd
       less disturbance. Mr Patterson stated they are very    December 2022 and will run in conjunction with the
       committed to becoming “Good Neighbours”.               Ferry Maintenance period. The diversion route for this
                                                              closure will take traffic via A351, Ulwell Road, B3351
       During the meeting, a member of the public raised the  and vice versa.
       issue of heath fires created by Steam trains particularly in
       spells of long dry hot weather. Mr Patterson stated the  Full Dorset Council consultation documents including
       Railway are investigating various options, including fire  maps, can be found on our website. If you wish to submit
       buckets and beaters, but also will when necessary, use the  any comments, email the Clerk by 1st August 2022.
       diesel engines rather than steam engines.
                                                              Corfe Castle Parish Council contact details:
       Planning Application & Treework Application update:    Clerk – Michelle Harrington, Telephone 01202 670105,
       The following applications have been received by Corfe  email clerk@corfecastleparishcouncil.gov.uk or
       Castle Parish Council:                                 write to 34 Egmont Road, Poole Dorset BH16 5BZ
   •   P/LBC/2022/03586 - 33-35 West Street, Corfe Castle.    Facebook – https://www.facebook.com/CorfeCastlePC
       Recommend: No objection.                               Website - https://www.corfecastleparishcouncil.gov.uk
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