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These are unusual times and the Parish Council recognises the reluctance of parishioners to attend public meetings in the light of ‘social distancing’.  So, on Tuesday 14th July Utkinton and Cotebrook Parish Council will be holding its first ‘Zoom’ meeting … Continue reading →

We were approached by a resident who does quite a bit of walking in the Parish with a complaint about dog fouling on Quarry Bank in Utkinton.  Quite apart from it being against the law (see below) it is unsightly … Continue reading →

The Parish Council has received notification (today 5th July) of a Full Planning Application for a detached dwelling in the garden of 16 Northgate (Lower), Utkinton. This is the link to the application on the Cheshire West Planning Portal – … Continue reading →

Given the requirements of the Pandemic vis-a-vis social distancing and public meetings it has been decided to make the July 2020 Parish Council Meeting a ‘virtual’ meeting using ‘Zoom’, an online meetings forum available on PC/Mac/IoS and Android platforms.  This … Continue reading →

A new full planning application has been submitted by United Utilities, it can be found by going to this link at CWaC  20/01974/FUL | New ferric storage and dosing kiosk | Cotebrook Wastewater Treatment Works A49 Tarporley Cheshire  It will located to the … Continue reading →

The relaxation of the ‘rules’ regarding outdoor pursuits is good news for those of you who are members of Utkinton Tennis Club and who play on the court behind the Village Hall.  As of this Saturday 30th May the court … Continue reading →

One of our resident families has chosen to try and support UniCef and they sent this Mail: “You may not be aware that my wife and daughter have been selling plants at the front of our house – 6 Rowlands … Continue reading →

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A friend sent me this earlier and I thought, in the circumstances it was worth posting.  It is doubtful that the ‘lockdown’ will be lifted by then, so why not consider having your own small gathering?