Oakham in Bloom Construction, Uppingham junction, Burley Park Way, Ward Exton Parish Egleton
I found planning minutes of 2009, relating to an old town partnership application to site welcome boards in the same area of Uppingham junction, Burley Park Way. The area is described as EGLETON (Ward: Exton, Parish: Egleton)
If you look at the Welcome to Oakham Boards they are on the wrong side of the road at this location and near Langham because the parish councils would not give consent for the boards to be located in their parishes. I am not sure what Exton will make of the new stone and rock installation described as a flower bed. To me it looks like a display patio at Travis Perkins or Homebase.
Tomorrow evening Oakham in Bloom is expecting Oakham Town Council to act as its Licensee for this flower bed?
Rutland County Council grant a licence for each of Oakham in Blooms creations.
The Clerk reports, This is very similar wording to current licences in operation with a number of site
specific conditions. These are that no rockery stones............ (that should be interesting as 90% of this creation is stone and rocks)
Looks like the useless Chief Executive Helen Briggs, who is claiming to be acting as the authorised agent for
Rutland County Council District Council has not done her home work before sending out this legal document. For signature.
I found planning minutes of 2009, relating to an old town partnership application to site welcome boards in the same area of Uppingham junction, Burley Park Way. The area is described as EGLETON (Ward: Exton, Parish: Egleton)
If you look at the Welcome to Oakham Boards they are on the wrong side of the road at this location and near Langham because the parish councils would not give consent for the boards to be located in their parishes. I am not sure what Exton will make of the new stone and rock installation described as a flower bed. To me it looks like a display patio at Travis Perkins or Homebase.
Tomorrow evening Oakham in Bloom is expecting Oakham Town Council to act as its Licensee for this flower bed?
Rutland County Council grant a licence for each of Oakham in Blooms creations.
The Clerk reports, This is very similar wording to current licences in operation with a number of site
specific conditions. These are that no rockery stones............ (that should be interesting as 90% of this creation is stone and rocks)
Looks like the useless Chief Executive Helen Briggs, who is claiming to be acting as the authorised agent for
Rutland County Council District Council has not done her home work before sending out this legal document. For signature.
