Parish Council | Planning Application |Neighbourhood Policing | Rural Local Action Group 
The December report indicated that there were no recorded crimes for Wrawby, although there were concerns with door-to-door salesmen. Vigilance needs to be maintained and householders are advised to keep the chain on doors when responding to unknown callers and also to firmly establish identity. If there is any doubt whatsovever, please call the police on 0845 606022.
The Clerk has received the latest newsletter from the Humber Wildlife Partnership which describes recent activities at local nature reserves (Far Ings, Waters Edge, Alkborough Flats etc.) The newsletter also gives a list of future events to be held at the reserves. Information on this can be obtained from the Clerk, Graham Foster on 651250.
The Annual Parish Meeting will be held in the Village Hall on Tuesday 2nd March. This is the meeting at which Wrawby parishioners can question any councillor, as well as the Ward North Lincolnshire Councillors present, on any matter. The Public Meeting starts at 7.30pm in the Village Hall and will be followed by the regular monthly meeting, which parishioners can also attend but only to observe the proceedings.
Graham Foster, Clerk to the Council, can be contacted on 651250
A company called Green Frog Limited has made an application to North Lincolnshire Council to erect an embedded generating plant with associated works on the "old" YEDL substation compound on Kettleby Lane Wrawby. The application can viewed on North Lincolnshire’s website under “Planning” (www.northlincs.gov.uk/NorthLincs/Environment/planning/) and the following ref number PA/2010/0075. The Parish Council was still reviewing the application at the time of going to press
In addition to the police report above, the neighbourhood police team recorded ten other matters including two minor traffic collisions, two suspicious incidents, an incident of alleged criminal damage and a concern for an individual’s safety
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The EU, Defra and Yorkshire Forward have made £2.4 million available to be spent on local community projects in the rural areas of North and North East Lincolnshire over the next four years through the LEADER funding programme.
The Rural Local Action Group delivers the programme with support from North and North East Lincolnshire Councils. Not for profit groups are able to apply for funding to support projects that benefit local communities by reinvigorating villages, increasing basic services in rural communities or promoting culture and tourism.
LEADER has now awarded more than £600,000 to twenty-seven projects in Northern Lincolnshire, including a new village hall in Worlaby, adapting St Maurice Church, Horkstow, to make it more suitable for community use and the provision of a sustainable water supply at the Long Mare & Foal Allotments in Epworth.
If you feel that you have a project in Northern Lincolnshire that would benefit from LEADER funding, please contact a member of the team for further information. The decision panel, who select which projects will receive LEADER funding, meet regularly and they are now accepting applications for 2010 and 2011.
Paul Crompton LEADER Coordinator
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T: 01724 297781
Shalon Perkins LEADER Support Officer
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T: 01724 297768
