Minutes 17th September 2019 – Bramley Parish Council

Minutes of the Meeting of the Council

Date:	Tuesday 17^th September 2019	Time: 7.30pm
Place:	Bramley Room, Bramley Village Hall
Present:	Cllr Durrant (Chair)	Cllr Bell
	Cllr Tomblin	Cllr Flooks
	Cllr James	Cllr Capel
	Cllr Ansell	Cllr Oborn
	Cllr Munday
In attendance:	Maxta Thomas (Clerk)	4 members of the public
Apologies:	Cllr James	PCSO Emma Page
	Cllr Robinson (Borough)	Cllr Vaughan (County)

		*Action*
1	Apologies for Absence
	As listed above.
3	Declarations of Interest
	Cllr Bell declared an interest in item 9.1.a – Planning
3	Minutes of the Last Parish Council Meeting
3.1	The minutes of the meeting held on 16^th July 2019 were unanimously agreed to be a true and accurate record, were signed by the Chairman.
3.2	Matters arising
	i. Outstanding minutes actions The list was reviewed.
4	Open Forum
	Cllr Durrant invited comments and questions from the public. None.
5	County Councillor Report
	See appendix B.
6	Borough Councillor Report
	Apologies were received from Cllr Robinson, so no report. Cllr Durrant noted the resignation of Cllr Rowland and the by-election on 10^th October. Cllr Durrant formally thanked Cllr Rowland for her efforts on behalf of Bramley PC.
7	Parish Environment
7.1	Parking working group update – the working group has met over the summer recess. During the school summer holidays, a casual week long survey of parking has been carried out in Ringshall Gardens, Pheabens Field, Oakmead, School Lane, and other locations in proximity to the railway station. It has been agreed to repeat this exercise now that the schools are back. Quotes have been sought for consultancy on the issue. Cllrs discussed whether recent resident concerns about speeding should fall within the remit of this working group; however, there will be a traffic survey carried out soon as part of the infrastructure survey, so it was agreed to keep the two issues separate. Cllr Flooks noted the significant number of repeat parkers in the areas listed above. He also noted that double yellow lines have not been repainted in Ringshall Gardens since re-surfacing. Clerk to chase. Cllr Tomblin noted the issues between residents and commuters in areas close to the station.	*Clerk*
7.2	Bramley Infrastructure report – after some discussion over the summer, it was agreed to engage Urban Vision to carry out a review of the current infrastructure in Bramley. The expenditure for the review will be in the region of £8000. · Cllr Durrant proposed a maximum expenditure of up to £10,000 on the Urban Vision review – this was unanimously agreed. Urban Vision has strongly recommended that an up to date traffic study be carried out in Bramley, the results of which can be incorporated into the infrastructure review. A quote has been received from PCC Traffic Information Consultancy, who has agreed to monitor up to 10 key locations in Bramley for a fee of up to £3040+VAT, in the same format that HCC use. · Cllr Durrant proposed the expenditure – unanimously agreed. The Clerk confirmed that the traffic study is currently scheduled for the week beginning 30^th September.
7.3	Clift Meadow path & footbridge – Councillors highlighted their concerns over the unfinished state of the new footpath at Clift Meadow, and the footbridge between the Meadow and the Minchens Lane development. Of particular concern are: · The lack of repair to the vandalised lights (although the electricity supply has been isolated) · The flooding that occurs in heavy rain across the path in the north eastern corner · The lack of finishing of the installed bollards at the footbridge · Fencing around the original broken lights is forcing pedestrians on to the grass, which is causing wear and tear to that section of Clift Meadow. · The light are too bright when they are working. · Ditch needs clearing. Cllr Durrant and the Clerk have highlighted this to BDBC, and will continue to chase. It has been suggested that Bramley PC could consider closing the path and bridge until the issues are resolved.	*Cllr Durrant/ Clerk*
7.4	Football Club LIF application – Bramley FC are about to place an application to BDBC Local Infrastructure Fund and for s.106 funds for the complete overhaul of the changing facilities at the Football Ground, and have asked for Parish Council support in their application. Bramley FC representatives confirmed that the new facilities will in no way compete with existing community halls in the Parish. There are two possible plans at the moment – one that complies with FA minimum regulations, and one which improves on this, giving adequate storage facilities, and a kitchen and club room to lay on refreshments on match days. Cost will be around £150,000 – £77,000 s.106 plus match funding from Football Foundation. LIF is still an option if s.106 is not approved. Parking during the build is planned to be on some spare land by the football ground, which may be converted permanently as a car park in the future. Cllrs noted that there may be support for LIF funding to enable this to happen. The planned facility will support the FC in the future if they progress through the leagues. Cllr Bell reminded the FC that they should bear the NP in mind when submitting their plans. · Cllr Durrant proposed support for the FC plans. Unanimously agreed. Clerk to write letter of support to BDBC.	*Clerk*
8	Clerk’s report & Administration
	IT Project – the new website is ready, although not live as yet. SSL certification is required, and training for the Clerk. Cllr Ansell to progress.	*Cllr Ansell*
8.1	Parish magazine article – Cllr Bell is due to write the next article. The deadline is 15^th October.	*Cllr Bell*
8.2	Parish Council insurance – the Clerk has conducted a review of the Parish Council’s insurance requirements, and has distributed details of quotes from three suppliers via the PC’s insurance brokers, Came & Co. The recommendation is to remain with the PC’s existing insurers, Inspire (via Axa). · The motion to accept the recommendation was proposed by Cllr Tomblin and unanimously agreed. A further recommendation was to enter into a 3 year long term agreement (LTA), which will reduce the premiums by 5% for this year and the remaining two years. The reduction for this year will be from £1,494 to £1,444. · The motion to accept the long term agreement was proposed by Cllr Tomblin and unanimously agreed. Clerk to process.	*Clerk*
8.3	Response to County Councillor re s.106 funds –Cllr Durrant proposed ratifying the letter of response on s.106 funds and a bridge over the level crossing agreed over the summer. This was agreed by a majority vote. There has been no response to date. · No further action at this time decided unanimously.
9	Reports
9.1	Reports from Parish Council representatives
a.	Planning Committee report (see appendix A). The report was noted by Councillors. Cllr Bell noted his interest in the planning applications. i. New applications – none ii. Support for a school as part of the Upper Cufaude Farm development – Cllrs noted that there is a possibility of a school either at the Upper Cufaude Farm site or the East of Basingstoke site. Cllrs observed that a school in the middle of a development is more difficult to access. Cllrs noted that HCC are likely to place a school where they wish without reference to the PC. It was also noted that Bramley School should be consulted on the issue. Space has been allocated at the proposed Upper Cufaude Farm development, the application for which has received permission. However, no plans for a school have been submitted to date. o Cllr Flooks proposed that the decision should be left with the education authority, this was unanimously agreed. iii. Cllr Bell to respond to BDBC re sewerage letter.
b.	Environment i. Air quality monitoring report – the Clerk and Cllr Ansell are chasing the suppliers for maintenance on the equipment. Clerk to take further. Cllr Tomblin noted his disappointment that more people are not switching their engines off at the level crossing, although some are. ii. Infrastructure report update – the report is now almost complete, and in draft form. Delivery is expected in the next few weeks.	*Clerk*
c.	Allotments and Burial Ground – Cllr Durrant noted the suggestion of a Memorial Wall at the Burial Ground – Cllr James and Clerk to take forward.	*Cllr James/ Clerk*
d.	Village Hall Trust – Cllr Oborn gave a verbal report: · The extension project is moving on at a good pace. There are still some concerns about drainage and the car park.
e.	Clift Meadow Trust – Cllr Capel gave a brief verbal report: · Car park markings are being chased with the developer. · Planning permission is awaited for the new storage shed. · CMT is looking at taking a poll on what events residents would like to see at the Pavilion · Defibrillator – installation has been delayed. · The Caretaker has resigned – a replacement is being sought. Job advertisement to go on PC website and social media. · LIF application for new playground has been approved subject to Cabinet agreement. · Coffee mornings have started. Well attended.	*Clerk*
f.	Police & Neighbourhood Watch – see appendix B. Recent issues with broken windows and possible air rifle use were noted.
g.	Highways/Footpaths – see appendix B. Olivers Lane is now open. Cufaude Lane signage – Cllr Vaughan is looking into a 30mph limit with Highways. Cllr Oborn to stay in contact.	*Cllr Oborn*
h.	Road Safety Project – see appendix B. Cllr Ansell to chase in October for next steps.	*Cllr Ansell*
i.	Chairman’s report – Cllr Durrant noted the second public meeting about the Local Plan update, to be held at the Sherfield Park Community Centre on 24^th September. He encouraged all Councillors to attend, as it will be a good opportunity to introduce the Parish Council to Vyne Park residents. Heritage status for the Bramley Inn – the pub is in need of some care, and is listed by BDBC. The PC could apply to English Heritage to get it fully listed – it has the typical Bramley windows. Cllr Durrant and Clerk to investigate. Unanimously agreed. PC meetings at Sherfield Park – Cllr Durrant suggested quarterly PC meetings at Sherfield Park to include Vyne Park residents. Cllrs to send suggestions for content and engagement ideas to Cllr Durrant and Clerk.	*Cllr Durrant/ Clerk* *All*
10	Consultation documents requiring consideration
	None.
11	Grant Applications
11.1	Tadley Citizens Advice – a request for funding to maintain and improve their service has been received from Tadley Citizens Advice. · Cllr Durrant proposed a grant of £1500. This was unanimously agreed. Clerk to process.	*Clerk*
11.2	Bramley School Association – a request for £1500 funding towards the annual fireworks event has been received. Cllrs noted that the grant requested was for £500 more than last year. This is due to a deposit being held over from a cancelled event a few years ago. That deposit has now been used, hence the increase in the request. Bramley School Association and CMT also wish to make the event bigger than last year. Last year’s event was an excellent community occasion, and they would like to improve on it this year. · Cllr Durrant proposed that the grant be given, unanimously agreed. The PC should be acknowledged in event literature. Clerk to process.	*Clerk*
12	Finance
12.1	Payments and reconciliation approval – see appendix C The Clerk noted the payments on the reconciliation. Cllr James has expressed an interest in attending a one day conference on the Local Environment and Sustainability, at £395 per delegate. This was unanimously agreed. · It was unanimously agreed to approve the payments on the reconciliation and above. Clerk to process.	*Clerk*
13.2	Acknowledgement of Receipts – see appendix C Receipts were noted. The Clerk noted that the Q2 VAT claim would be submitted at the beginning of October, and that this should be in the region of £150.
14	Date of Next meeting
	The next Parish Council meeting will be held on Tuesday 15^th October 2019.
15	Resolution to exclude press and public from items that may require discussion of possible legal and financial proceedings
	None.
16	Confidential Items
	None. The meeting closed at 9.51pm

Signed: …………………………………………………………………. Date:………………………………………

(Chairman)

Appendix A – Planning Minutes

Minutes of the Meeting of the Planning Committee

Date:	12^th September 2019	Time: 7.30pm
Place:	Committee Room, Bramley Village Hall
Present:	Cllr Chris Flooks (Chair)	Cllr Alan Munday
	Cllr Liz Capel	Cllr Chris Tomblin
In attendance:	Maxta Thomas (Clerk)	1 member of the public
Apologies:	Cllr Malcolm Bell	Cllr Nick Robinson (Borough)

		*Action*
1	Apologies for Absence
	As listed above. Cllr Capel has agreed to take Cllr Bell’s place in his absence.
2	Declarations of Interest
	None.
3	Minutes of the Last Planning Committee Meeting
3.1	The minutes of the Planning Committee meeting held on 14^th August 2019 were unanimously agreed and signed off by the Chairman.
3.2	Matters arising
	The Clerk noted the recent decision to carry out a professional traffic survey in Bramley, in line HCC Highway’s own standards. A tentative date for early October has been agreed. This will form part of the Bramley infrastructure report.
4	Planning & Development
4.1	New Applications
a.	19/02175/GPDADW – Land At OS Ref 463475 160006 Latchmere Green Little London Notification of proposed change of use of Agricultural Building to 1 no. dwellinghouse (Class C3) The permitted development status of this application was noted. Members noted that postcode quoted is incorrect. That said, the location of the property falls within a medium risk flood plain. Clerk to comment as outlined above.	*Clerk*
b.	19/02214/HSE – Bailons Coopers Lane Bramley Erection of a single storey rear extension with balcony over, a single storey side in-fill extension and conversion of garage to living accommodation. Construction of a dormer window, installation of rooflights and alterations to fenestration Members noted that it would appear that the balcony overlooks a number of gardens, especially that of 5 Ellen Gardens, Hidden View Laburnums, and 16 Ringhsall Gardens. Objection on this basis unanimously agreed. Clerk to process.	*Clerk*
c.	19/02277/FUL – Land Rear Of 6 And 7 Pond Road Bramley Change of use of land to residential garden land enclosed by a 1.83 metre high fence Provided that the land is purchased from the Borough Council prior to incorporating into the property curtilage, no objection unanimously agreed. It was noted that there is no material planning reason to objection to this application. Clerk to process.	*Clerk*
d.	19/02294/HSE – 67 Coopers Lane Bramley Erection of single storey conservatory to rear No objection unanimously agreed. Clerk to process.	*Clerk*
e.	19/01896/HSE – 7 Bramley Green Road Bramley – AMENDED Erection of a single storey side extension linking to existing garage converted to ancillary residential accommodation Permission has now been granted for this application.
f.	Any other new applications None.
4.2	Approvals/Refusals/Pending (see appendix A) – these were noted.
5.	Planning Appeals
5.1	18/03486/OUT – Land At Goddards Farm Goddards Lane Sherfield-on-Loddon The appeal for this application was held on 14^th August 2019. A decision is expected in due course.
5.2	17/00942/FUL – Land adjacent to The Oaks Cufaude Lane Bramley The second part of this appeal was heard in early September. A decision is expected in due course.
5.3	19/00483/HSE – 6 Churchlands Bramley The original application was refused in May 2019, and the decision has been appealed by the application. Any submissions to the Planning Inspectorate have been requested by 8^th October 2019.
6.	19/01470/PIP – Land adjacent to Clift Surgery
	Planning permission for the above application was noted. Members expressed their dissatisfaction with the ‘Planning in Principle’ application process, and with the decision on this application in particular. It appeared that DC committee members were not completely au fait with the PIP rules, and were not guided well by officers. Cllr Tomblin proposed that a letter of complaint about the process be sent to BDBC. Members asked ‘are BDBC empowered to change their decision given the perceived lack of understanding’. Clerk to draft.	*Clerk*
7.	School plans for Upper Cufaude Farm (and other local developments)
	The Clerk noted that, at the last full Council meeting, Cllr Joyce Bowyer from Sherfield Park Parish Council expressed concern about the Upper Cufaude Farm development and the lack of plan for a school. She has asked if Bramley PC would support a school at the site, as Sherfield Park and Vyne Park residents have to travel for schooling. Members noted that a sizeable development is also planned for the East of Basingstoke site, on the other side of the A33 near the incinerator, which would also support a school. Bramley School still has some capacity, although this is being quickly taken up. Four Lanes School at Chineham is oversubscribed. Members felt that Bramley School should be consulted for their view on the issue. They also questioned whether there would be enough numbers to support another school. Decision referred to full council. Clerk to process.	*Clerk*
8.	Planning permission for commercial signage
	Members noted that a number of commercial signs have appeared in and around Bramley, particularly for the new housing developments. BDBC has stated that commercial signage on private property does need planning permission, although this does need to be clarified. Clarification to be sought from Highways on whether signage can be added to their street furniture. Clerk to take forward.	*Clerk*
9.	Water Issues
9.1	Update on sewerage issues – BDBC have responded to Cllr Rowland as follows: ‘On each of the applications (in Bramley) Thames Water as the relevant statutory undertaker have been consulted. Conditions have been imposed to ensure that the foul water proposals were approved before development commenced and that these met with Thames Water requirements for how they would connect into the existing network having consideration for what that would do to the overall system. I understand that details approved cited two options for increasing capacity that Thames Water were considering at that time based on a 2014 study. Following further dialogue with Thames Water we now understand that an updated study is being undertaken and specifically they have provided the following update: “Thames Water is now undertaking a new study and is surveying the network and Sewage Pumping Station to improve the hydraulic computer model of the catchment. This will then be used to assess the combined impact of all the developments in the area. If the model identifies incapacity then we will deliver the network reinforcement that is required. The survey and modelling is expected to be completed in the next few months. To discharge any foul conditions we would require the developers build programme so we can see how it aligns with the our current growth scheme programme, to ensure we are able to complete the work (if required) ahead of the developments full occupancy.” Therefore the key matter Thames Water are seeking to understand and address is development phasing in relation to their own intentions around overall capacity of the system. Details secured in approvals on the planning applications and discharge of conditions are therefore based on the input from Thames Water in this regard.’ Bramley PC has not received any update to date from Thames Water.
9.2	Update on surface water issues – Cllr Vaughan has been following up with HCC on the issues with surface water on Cufaude Lane as a result of the Razors Farm development. The developer has installed an ‘over-flow’ pipe, which discharges into the ditch on Cufaude Lane. Planning permission is required for this, and has not been sought. HCC Highways are liaising with the developer to resolve the issue. Cllr Tomblin to stay in touch with HCC on the issue.	*Cllr Tomblin*
9.	Date of Next Meeting
	The date of the next Planning Committee meeting will be on 9^th October 2019 Meeting closed at 8.45pm

Signed: …………………………………………………………………. Date:………………………………………

(Chairman)

Appendix A

Approvals/Refusals*

19/01467/FUL – Land West Of Cufaude Lane Bramley

Formation of access track and associated works

Refused

Objection

T/00273/19/TPO – 12 Anvil Way Bramley

1 Oak: pruning works as per restorgraph report dated May 2019

Granted

Tree officers decision, comments

19/01677/HSE – 8 Meitner Close Bramley

Erection of gazebo

Granted

No objection

19/01676/HSE – Opalham The Street Bramley

Infill existing front porch and installation of 3 no. rooflights

Granted

No objection

19/01831/HSE – 7 Kirby Drive Bramley

Erection of single storey rear extension following demolition of conservatory

Granted

No objection

19/01893/HSE – 7 Taylor Drive Bramley

Erection of single storey front extension and internal alterations

Granted

No objection

T/00321/19/TCA – 4 Churchlands Bramley

T1 to T4: fell, T5 Cherry: lift to no more than 4.5m, T6 Willow: repollard.

T7 Cherry trees (2): reduce by 2m leaving a finished height of 5m with a spread of approx 2.5m-3m.

Raise no objection

Objection

Pending Applications*

1.	17/00942/FUL – Land Adjacent To The Oaks Cufaude Lane Bramley Change of use of site as a private gypsy site for one family comprising a mobile home, utility room and touring caravan	Objection Continuation of Appeal to be heard in September
2.	19/00464/FUL – Upper Cufaude Farm Cufaude Lane Bramley Erection of two no. 4 bedroom barn-style dwellings and access	Objection
3.	19/01710/FUL – Qps House The Street Bramley Change of use of ground floor of building from a Barber shop (A1) and Tanning Salon ( Suis Generis) to a two bedroomed flat (C3) on one side and a 3 bedroomed flat (C3) on the other	Objection
4.	19/01753/ROC – The Clift Surgery Minchens Lane Bramley Variation of conditions 1 and 8 and removal of condition 9 of permission 14/01458/FUL to allow alternative access arrangements with the original southern access re-opened for ingress only and the ‘new’ northern access used for egress only	No objection
5.	19/01778/FUL – Bramley Village Hall The Street Bramley Extension and alteration of existing village hall to provide improved facilities and an additional function room. Resurfacing of the existing car park. (Amendment to planning consent 18/01623/FUL)	No objection
6.	19/01879/AOP – Land Off Minchens Lane Bramley Prior approval notification for a new access to serve the proposed ‘Feeder Site’	Objection
7.	19/01896/HSE – 7 Bramley Green Road Bramley Erection of a single storey side extension linking to existing garage converted to ancillary residential accommodation	Objection
8.	19/02042/FUL – Clift Meadow Minchens Lane Bramley Erection of a replacement storage shed	No objection

*Objections/no objections listed are the decision of Bramley Parish Council only, and do not reflect any submissions placed by members of the public or other bodies with Basingstoke & Deane Borough Council.

Appendix B – Reports

IT PROJECT

No written report received

ALLOTMENTS/BURIAL GROUND

No written report received.

VILLAGE HALL TRUST

No written report received.

CLIFT MEADOW TRUST

No written report received.

POLICING & NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH

Community priorities – The current neighbourhood priority is burglary.

Burglaries remain low throughout the area. Metal and other items were stolen from a building site at Newchurch Road, Tadley. On 2 August, a burglary was reported at an empty property at Coopers Lane, Bramley. On 13 August, someone attempted to force a door open to a property on Wildmoor Lane, Sherfield on Loddon. The incident occurred late in the evening and no entry was gained.

Now that summer is coming to an end, why not take the opportunity to security mark your garden machinery before you put them away? Also check if the access to your garden is secure. For extra security, consider installing alarms on your outbuildings.

Theft in rural car parks update – We have continued to receive reports of goods being stolen from vehicles parked in rural car parks around the borough. The vehicles are targeted when people leave them there to go walking. The cars were targeted regardless of whether or not property was on display. If you leave your vehicle to go walking, please remove all your property from the vehicle and make it obvious that no valuables are there.

Bramley and Sherfield on Loddon – There have been several reports of ASB in the area of Clift Meadow and the lights of the pavilion have been damaged. Youths also entered the construction site on Minchens Lane. We have also heard reports of youths accessing the grounds of the primary school, drinking, playing loud music and staying there until the early hours of the morning. PCSOs intercepted a group whilst on patrol at Clift Meadow. This was dealt with as a community resolution.

Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service were called out to a recycling bin that had been set on fire. A catalytic converter was stolen from a vehicle parked overnight in German Road (similar to an incident reported in Tadley). On 18 August, a bike that had been left outside flats in Sherfield on Loddon was stolen.

HIGHWAYS/FOOTPATHS

No written report received.

ROAD SAFETY PROJECT

No written report received.

TRANSPORT

No written report received

BOROUGH COUNCILLOR REPORT

No written report received.

COUNTY COUNCILLOR REPORT

Southampton Airport – The Future Airspace Strategy Implementation South (FASI South) to increase capacity is now in progress. You can sign up for email notifications about this application at airspacechange.caa.co.uk

Heritage Open Days 13-22 September – A number of Hampshire County Council sites will open their doors for the Heritage Open Days:

The Great Hall, Winchester 20 and 22 September, 1.00-2.30pm

Musicians playing traditional Tudor musical instruments – viols and recorders.

Hampshire Record Office – 21 September, tours at 11am and 2pm

Go behind the scenes and discover the work that takes place to preserve Hampshire’s documentary heritage.

Winchester Discovery Centre – daily, 13 to 22 September inclusive

An informative look at the history behind some of our Hampshire fare and some of the many foods that have become popular across the UK and beyond.

Details on all local Heritage Open Days in Hampshire from 13 to 22 September can be found at www.heritageopendays.org.uk

Back to School – All children attending Reception Year to Year 2 are entitled to free school meals and older children may be eligible too. Find out more on www.hants.gov.uk search ‘free school meals’

Highways England (highwaysengland.co.uk) updates for major road projects:

M3 Junctions 9 to 14 Smart Motorway –roadside surveys complete, public information sessions start autumn 2019.
M3 Junction 9 improvements (National Significant Infrastructure Project) –statutory public consultation ended August 2019. Development consent sought for 2020 with work due to start in 2021.

Police and Crime –Chief Constable, Olivia Pinkney will be attending the Hampshire Police and Crime Panel meeting in public 4th October in Winchester to answer questions about policing in Hampshire and IoW.

Operation Resilience – It is confirmed that the carriageway resurfacing and drainage works along the A33 are programmed to start on 16th September 2019 and are expected to last up to 6 weeks.

In order to undertake the works safely it will be necessary to close the road and traffic will be diverted along the A339, A30 & B3349. Due to the impact the closure will have on traffic and to minimise disruption, it is also necessary to carry out this work at night between the hours of 20:00 – 06:00. The road will be open during the day and at weekends.

Highways will be undertaking minor drainage works between the Thornhill Way junction and Turgis Green (BP garage) which will be carried out between 16th September and 1st October, and will be followed by the carriageway resurfacing between 2nd and 22nd October 2019.

Information signs advising road users of the works will be erected on site, a further letter will be sent to local residents, and an email will be sent to Chineham Parish Council, Sherfield Park Parish Council, Sherfield-on-Loddon Parish Council & Stratfield Turgis Parish Council to advise them accordingly of the start date and working hours.

Appendix C

Bank Reconciliation
17 September 2019


Closing Balance from Unity statement #087 03/09/2019				£73,087.49
Closing Balance from NS&I Statement #7 31/12/2018				£16,849.73
Total Closing Balance as at 03/09/2019				£89,937.22

Income
17 Sep 19		SPB Stonemasons – Burial Ground Fees	41.00
27 Sep 19		BDBC – Precept – Oct-Mar	42,620.00

				£42,661.00
Expenditure – Unity account
17 Sep 19	DDSEP01	Bulpitt Bothers – Churchyard maintenance	760.00
17 Sep 19	DDSEP01	Bulpitt Brothers – Grass cutting – Yew Tree Close	40.00
17 Sep 19	DDSEP02	Mrs M Thomas – Clerk’s mileage	6.75
17 Sep 19	DDSEP02	Mrs M Thomas – Probate service fees	1.50
17 Sep 19	DDSEP02	Mrs M thomas – Adobe Acrobat subscription	15.17
17 Sep 19	DDSEP03	Tadley Self Storage – Unit rental	55.00
17 Sep 19	DDSEP04	Bramley Village Hall – Hall hire fees	25.00
17 Sep 19	DDSEP05	HMRC – Tax/Nics Q2 2019/20	2,242.62
17 Sep 19	DDSEP06	Litter Warden’s salary	355.77
17 Sep 19	DDSEP07	Clerk’s salary	1,910.39
17 Sep 19	DDSEP08	NEST – Pension contributions	138.63
17 Sep 19	DDSEP09	DCK Accounting – Payroll fees – September	30.00
17 Sep 19	DDSEP10	Sherfield Park Community Centre – Hall hire fees and desposit	160.00
30 Sep 19	DDSEP11	Unity Trust Bank – Account charges	25.50

				£5,766.33

				£109,982.16
				£16,849.73
				£126,831.89