Minutes 17th February 2016 – Bramley Parish Council

Minutes of the Meeting of the Council
Date:	Wednesday 17^th February 2016		Time:	7.30pm
Place:	Bramley Room, Bramley Village Hall
Present:	Cllr Bell (Chair)	Cllr Marshall
	Cllr Murphy	Cllr Lane
	Cllr Capel	Cllr Clarke
In Attendance:	Maxta Thomas (Clerk)	6 members of the public
	Cllr Robinson (Borough)
Apologies:	Cllr Durrant	Cllr Ansell
	Cllr Tomblin (Borough)	Cllr Keith Chapman (County)

		*Action*
1	Apologies for Absence
	As listed above.
2	Declarations of Interest
	None
3	Minutes of the Last Parish Council Meeting
3.1	The minutes of the meetings held on 20^th January 2016 were unanimously agreed to be a true and accurate record. The minutes were signed by the Chairman.
3.2	Matters arising
	None.
4	Open Forum
4.1	The Chairman invited questions and comments from those present. None.
5	Planning & Development
5.1	New Applications 16/00095/RET – Bow Brook Farm Vyne Road Bramley Installation of horse walker and entrance gates (Retrospective) No objections unanimously agreed. Clerk to process. T/00024/16/TCA – Grays House The Street Bramley G1 Limes – repollard group of Lime trees to previous pollard points – final pollard height and spreads would be approx 5m by 3m respectively. T2 Sycamore – crown lift to achieve approx a 1.5m clearance over outbuilding. G2 shelter belt of mixed species – fell numerous dead/dangerous windblown trees and remove hanging, broken/dangerous branches Council unanimously agreed to defer to the BDBC tree officer’s view. 16/00122/ROC – Razors Farm Cufaude Lane Chineham Removal of condition 8 of planning permission BDB/77341 (Outline application for up to 425 dwellings) regarding the Code for Sustainable Homes Policy (CfSH) No objections unanimously agreed. Clerk to process. 16/00186/HSE – 1 The Smithy Bramley Variation of condition no. 18 of planning consent BDB/41588 to allow conversion of the garage to living accommodation No objections unanimously agreed. Clerk to relay concerns about the parking provision. 16/00269/FUL – Cufaude Manor Cufaude Lane Bramley Erection of 2 no. detached barn style dwellings Cllr Bell gave background to the application, and noted that he has spoken with the neighbours. He noted that there is little that the PC can object on. However, the PC can ask that the application should be referred to Historic England with reference to the ancient monument. Local residents noted that Historic England and the Ancient Monument Society have been listed as consultees, but have not yet responded. Both organisations have said that they feel that they do not have enough time to respond adequately. It was noted that there is considerable archaeological interest in the site. No objections unanimously agreedsubject to no objections being received from Historic England. Clerk to process. T/00050/16/TPO – 13 North Row Bramley Tadley T7 Oak – fell to ground level and grind out stump and replant No objections unanimously agreed. Clerk to process. T/00053/16/TCA – The Firs 2 Churchlands Bramley T1 Ash – repollard Pollard to give a finish height of approximately 5m. (no crown spread as such as the last contractors that pollarded them left them as poles so there would be 5-6 straight stems remaining). T2 Prunus – reduce by 1.5m leaving tree at 3.5-4m. G2 – 2 small Ash and 1 Hawthorn – reduce by approx 1m leaving the trees at 3m Council unanimously agreed to defer to the BDBC tree officer’s view.	*Clerk* *Clerk* *Clerk* *Clerk* *Clerk* *Clerk* *Clerk*
5.2	Approvals/Refusals – Planning approvals and refusals were noted (appendix A).
5.3	Update on The Street/Strawberry Fields Developments – Strawberry Fields – this application was considered at the DC Committee meeting on 10^thFebruary. Despite further representations on flooding from Bramley Parish Council via an independent consultant and report, the application was granted pending the report being referred to the Environment Agency for review and confirmation. A report on the meeting and the decision are available on the PC and NDP websites. Cllr Bell noted that other objections already raised were not considered at this meeting. Cllr Bell has put together and circulated a letter to the local MP re the decision. It was unanimously agreed to send this. This will go on the websites and be copied to all Parish and Borough Councillors. The Street – no progress. Application to be referred to DC committee, but no date as yet.	*Cllr Bell*
5.4	Local Development Plan update – a consultation has been issued on the proposed final modifications to the Local Plan. The deadline for comments was 8^th February. Cllr Bell has submitted a response on behalf of the Parish Council as outlined at the last PC meeting, which is available to view on the PC and NDP websites. Cllr Bell thanked all councillors for their efforts in the village wide leaflet drop regarding the consultation. He noted that a large percentage of the 418 comments have come from residents in Bramley. If any further changes are made to the Local Plan, these will be apparent in March/April when the examiner makes his final report. Clerk to place a web link to the Local Plan comments page on the PC websites.	*Clerk*

6	Parish Environment
6.1	Longbridge Road Green update – the Clerk has collated a draft survey from questions submitted by residents, which has been distributed to all councillors for comment. It was unanimously agreed to leave the questions as written. Clerk to make changes to introductory paragraphs, and organise printing and distribution as soon as possible.	*Clerk*
6.2	Reserve for upkeep of The Granary – Cllr Bell stated that The Granary will be in need of some general maintenance very soon, and that the Parish Council should consider a keeping maintenance reserve of £5000. This was unanimously agreed.
6.3	Defibrillator installation for Village Hall – Cllr Bell noted that this would require people to be trained on the use of the equipment. The Clerk stated that grants are available – this is to be investigated. Bramley PC is in favour of the initiative. Clerk to contact Community Responder Service for presentation to Council. Other locations to be considered.	*Clerk*
7	Clerk’s Report & Correspondence
	Actions from previous meeting: Salt bin for Pheabans Field/Oakmead – this has been ordered. Campbell Road bus stops – these have now been refurbished. Residents are happy with the installed window in the south bus stop, and have requested a similar window in the north bus stop. The Clerk confirmed that the cost would be the same as before – £180. Cllr Bell proposed that a window be installed, Cllr Lane seconded, carried unanimously. Clerk to progress. Details of the Litter Warden round to go on the website – this has been drawn up and will go on the website in the next few days. There is a meeting for Clerks and prospective parish council candidates to discuss the organisation of the forthcoming local elections on 24^th February. The Clerk and Cllr Bell plan to attend, and the Clerk will send out details on the local elections as they become available.	*Clerk* *Clerk* *Clerk*
8	Reports
8.1	Reports from Parish Council representatives
a.	Allotments & Burial Ground Update – see appendix B. The Clerk noted that clearance of the free allotments should be happening this week, with the ditching work scheduled for the first two weeks in March. Cllr Ansell has been in touch with the Church re extending the ditching work into their land as well, but has not yet received a reply. Local residents and allotment holders will be written to with details of the work to be carried out.
b.	Neighbourhood Development Plan – Cllr Bell gave a verbal update. Following recent consultations on the Local Development Plan and the Strawberry Fields planning application, Cllr Murphy proposed that all work on the Bramley NDP be scrapped, noting that he felt that it would be little use in fighting development in Bramley. Cllr Murphy asked what NDP is going to achieve for Bramley? He does not believe that the NP will actually have any influence on BDBC planning decisions. Cllr Bell responded that the NP will be taken note of if Local Plan cannot show 5 year land availability. He stated that an NP at the examination stage will take precedence over any emerging Local Plan, until the Local Plan has been ratified. The motion to abandon the NDP process was rejected by majority vote. Cllr Bell stated that extra work will need to be carried out by consultants to complete the NP – this will come to a cost of £10,250. The Clerk confirmed that this would be within budget. Cllr Lane proposed the expenditure, Cllr Clarke seconded, and the motion was agreed by majority vote.
c.	Village Hall Trust – see appendix B. The Clerk confirmed that plans are going ahead for resurfacing work for both the Village Hall and Clift Meadow car parks. This will be paid for with the last of the available s.106 money, and must be complete by 31^st March. The Clerk noted that the Village Hall and Clift Meadow were working on the assumption that the Parish Council would handle both the receipt of the s.106 money and paying the contractors. It was proposed by Cllr Capel and seconded by Cllr Lane that the work and finances continue on this basis. Unanimously agreed. The work is due to be carried out the week beginning 29^th February. Cllr Lane highlighted the Village Hall users meeting on 24^th February.
d.	Clift Meadow Trust – see appendix B. It is possible that the PC will support the planned Clift Meadow event to celebrate the Queen’s 90^th Birthday on 11^th June. Clerk to investigate costs and powers for putting up bunting and flags.	*Clerk*
e.	Education & Schools – see appendix B.
f.	Policing and Neighbourhood Watch – see appendix B. The speed enforcement report was noted.
g.	Highways & Road Closures – see appendix B. The Clerk has reported problems with loose brick work at the Campbell Road roundabout. This is being investigated by HCC Highways. Cufaude Lane is not being permanently closed. The road is being re-routed through the Sherfield Park estate, and the existing route directly through to Chineham will be closed. The estimated date of completion of the work is the end of February. Shelters at railway station – no progress. Cllr Capel noted an increase in youths hanging around at the station in recent weeks.
h.	Road Safety proposals – see appendix C.
8.2	Borough Councillor Report – Cllr Robinson gave a verbal update. Cllr Robinson accompanied the Crime & Police Commissioner on a visit to Bramley. They walked around the Longbridge Road area. Residents noted a significant police presence, and a reduction in ASB for the present. Kirby Drive estate – Cllr Robinson is still in close contact with Taylor Wimpey re work and adoption. Work at the Black Dam roundabout is now finished. Other road improvements on A33 and A340 are still ongoing. Cllr Robinson asked who would be paying for the extra work that AAH is carrying out. Clerk to check with Cllr Ansell. Sherfield development – Cllr Robinson asked if Bramley PC have received details of the planning application. Cllr Bell confirmed that Bramley PC has responded to the initial consultation, but that no notification of the planning application was received. Clerk to check planning application and circulate to councillors.	*Clerk* *Clerk*
8.3	County Councillor Report – see appendix B.
8.4	Chairmans Report – no report at Cllr Durrant absent.
9	Consultation Documents requiring consideration
	None.
10	Grant Applications
10.1	Youth Club worker funding – this grant was agreed in principle for 2016/17 at the November PC meeting. Cllr Bell noted disappointment that sessions will drop from two to one per week. Chris Holland noted that dropping to one session will enable a better quality service from the two to three youth workers than in the previous year. Cllr Bell proposed giving the grant, Cllr Murphy seconded. Unanimously agreed. Clerk to process.	*Clerk*
10.2	Clift Meadow Pavilion – shutter repairs – a request for funding has been received from Clift Meadow Trust for the refurbishment of the shutters at the Pavilion. However, since receiving this request, they have discovered that the shutters are now not repairable. This means that they will need to be replaced. The Clerk is awaiting details on cost – it will be more than the £527 originally quoted. Cllr Bell proposed ring fencing £5000 for possible replacement, Cllr lane seconded, unanimously agreed. Clerk to liaise with CMT on details.	*Clerk*
11	Finance
11.1	Payments and Reconciliation Approval – see appendix C. The clerk outlined the payments and reconciliation for February. She noted the following: The invoice is now in for the bus stop refurbishment An invoice for £157 is in for printing of the LDP leaflet. This is not on the reconciliation All other payments are as expected. It was unanimously agreed to approve the payments for February – Clerk to process.	*Clerk*
11.2	Acknowledgement of Receipts – see Appendix C. The Clerk noted receipt of the Litter Warden grant from BDBC.
11.3	2016/17 Budget/Precept – discussed last month. No further action required.
11.4	External Audit arrangements from 2017 – discussed last month. No further action required.
12	Date of Next Meeting The next meeting will be held on Wednesday 16^th March at 7.30pm, in the Bramley Room at the Village Hall.
13	Resolution – To exclude press and public from items that may require discussion of possible legal and financial proceedings i.a.w Public Meetings – Admission to Public Meetings Act 1960
	No confidential business to discuss. The meeting closed at 9.20pm

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

(Chairman)

Appendix A – Planning Summary

Planning Applications for Consideration

1.	16/00095/RET – Bow Brook Farm Vyne Road Bramley Installation of horse walker and entrance gates (Retrospective)
2.	T/00024/16/TCA – Grays House The Street Bramley G1 Limes – repollard group of Lime trees to previous pollard points – final pollard height and spreads would be approx 5m by 3m respectively. T2 Sycamore – crown lift to achieve approx a 1.5m clearance over outbuilding. G2 shelter belt of mixed species – fell numerous dead/dangerous windblown trees and remove hanging, broken/dangerous branches
3.	16/00122/ROC – Razors Farm Cufaude Lane Chineham Removal of condition 8 of planning permission BDB/77341 (Outline application for up to 425 dwellings) regarding the Code for Sustainable Homes Policy (CfSH)
4.	16/00186/HSE – 1 The Smithy Bramley Variation of condition no. 18 of planning consent BDB/41588 to allow conversion of the garage to living accommodation
5.	16/00269/FUL – Cufaude Manor Cufaude Lane Bramley Erection of 2 no. detached barn style dwellings
6.	T/00050/16/TPO – 13 North Row Bramley Tadley T7 Oak – fell to ground level and grind out stump and replant
7.	T/00053/16/TCA – The Firs 2 Churchlands Bramley T1 Ash – repollard Pollard to give a finish height of approximately 5m. (no crown spread as such as the last contractors that pollarded them left them as poles so there would be 5-6 straight stems remaining). T2 Prunus – reduce by 1.5m leaving tree at 3.5-4m. G2 – 2 small Ash and 1 Hawthorn – reduce by approx 1m leaving the trees at 3m

Approvals/Refusals

15/02708/OUT – Land To The North Of Sherfield Road Bramley

Outline application for residential development of up to 50 dwellings, including affordable housing with associated access, highway works, drainage works (SUDS), public open space, landscaping and any other associated infrastructure with all matters reserved except for means of access

Granted subject to Environment Agency approval

15/03638/ROC – Land At Minchens Lane Bramley

Removal of condition 7 (relating to the Code of Sustainable Homes) of planning permission 14/01075/OUT

Granted

Pending Applications

1.	15/02682/OUT – Land Adjacent The Street Bramley Outline planning permission for up to 49 market dwellings and 33 affordable dwellings, together with associated open space, landscaping and new site access at land to the south of The Street, Bramley	Objections
2.	15/03077/HSE – Ringshall The Street Bramley Erection of two storey side and front extensions, with single storey front extension to form entrance porch. Erection of new boundary fence and entrance gates	Objections
3.	15/03423/FUL – Land Adjacent The Street Bramley Erection of two no. 4 bedroom dwellings with detached garages and associated landscaping and access works	Objections
4.	15/02304/RES – Land Minchens Lane Bramley – AMENDED Reserved matters application for Phase 1 for the layout, scale, appearance and landscaping of 57 dwellings, (pursuant to Outline planning permission 14/01075/OUT for 200 dwellings)	Comments submitted, no objections
5.	15/03907/LBC & 15/03906/HSE – Bramley Corner House Bramley Corner Bramley Conversion of outbuilding to annexe	No objections
6.	15/04506/FUL – Royal British Legion The Street Bramley Erection of 10 no. dwellinghouses (4 no. 2 bed dwellings and 6 no. 4 bed dwellings) to include parking, access and amenity space, following demolition of existing private members’ club building	No objections, comments
7.	15/04531/HSE – 23 St James Close Bramley Conversion of garage to study	No objections, comments
8.	15/04548/HSE – 58 Moat Close Bramley Erection of part single/part 2-storey extension to rear	No objections
9.	T/00494/15/TPO – Land At Campbell Road Bramley Pollard 4 no. Lime in G2 east of 5-8 Oaklea Gardens – down to 4/5m in height	No objections
10.	16/00034/HSE – Lyndale Sherfield Road Bramley Proposed single storey side extension and second storey rear extension	No objections, comments
11.	16/00045/HSE – 10 The Mews Bramley Conversion of integral garage to reception room and replacement of garage door with windows	No objections, comments
12.	T/00019/16/TPO – Chestnut Lodge Officers Row Bramley T1 London Plane – lift to 4m above ground level as when in leaf branches nearly touch the ground	No objections

Appendix B – Briefing Notes

ALLOTMENTS

No written report.

BURIAL GROUND

No written report.

NEIGHBOURHOOD DEVELOPMENT PLAN

No written report

VILLAGE HALL TRUST

Local Infrastructure Fund (LIF) – Update Christine Rowley Development Manager

Under the LIF scheme a number of objectives and goals are set by Basingstoke & Deane Borough Council as part of the Service Level Agreement (SLA’s). The LIF Steering Group made up of 2 Trustees from the Village Hall Trust, 2 Trustees from Clift Meadow Park Trust and a Representative from Basingstoke & Deane Borough Council made a decision at their second Steering Group Meeting to focus on 8 of the SLA’s targets for the 1^st year of this 3 year initiative.

The Development Manager was asked to concentrate on these 8 objectives employed on a one year contract for 25 hours per week.

Listed below are these eight targets and what has been achieved over the past 10 months.

(1) Plan, develop and maintain a programme of activities for all age groups in response to the identified aspirations working with partners, agencies and statutory bodies

Under 16 : 2 x Tennis Taster Activities : 2 x Roller Disco : 1 x Film Night : Music with Mummy x 3

Total Numbers attending = 206

Family Events – 1 x Vintage Fair : 1 x Curry & Blues Night : 1 x Babby & Toddlers Market : New Pop Café Football Season

Total Numbers attending = 640

Older People – 2 x Coffee Cake Mornings : 1 Stay Young & Active Class (postponed) 1 x Film Afternoon

Total Numbers attending = 50

Partner Development & Participation: Tennis Coach : Suzi & Jane Catering : Greenhouse Graphics : Hallmaster : Basingstoke Roller Disco : Moviola : Vintage Fair : Blues Band : Local Photographer : Magical Moments : Cherry Blossom Manor Care Home : Applewood Care Home Bramley : Bramley Magazine : Zentagle Art Tutor : Zumba Tutor

(2) Implement a skills audit of the management committees and staff to develop relevant training programmes

Health & Safety Course
Hallmaster V2 Training Workshop

(3) Develop a volunteer base and promote training for volunteers

During Volunteer Week 3 open events :Morning :Afternoon :Saturday
Advertising for Volunteers
Volunteer Participation in new village activities from within and outside the village

(4) Publicise and promote the three community facilities in Bramley through a variety of sources including developing or contributing to a local newsletter and by developing a website

Design and Production of Publisher Flyers for Activities & Events
Monthly Presence in Bramley Magazine with features & adverts
Features & Ads Publicised in Neighbouring Village Magazines
Features & Ads Publicised in Basingstoke Gazette
Set up Steering Group for Website Design
bramleyhampshire.org.uk launched November and active

(5) Monitor and analyse usage of the three facilities and carry out customer satisfaction surveys

Gaps in Hall Bookings identified and targeted
Customer Survey being developed
Hallmaster V2 being implemented to be used in conjunction with above

(6) Prepare reports for the Community Facilities Manager Steering Group

Six weekly Reports provided and editorial news updates
Six Monthly Report provided for Basingstoke & Deane
End of Year Report being complied for end of scheme

(7) Maintain a bookings diary, invoice hirers and ensure invoices are paid

V2 Hallmaster due to be launched February 2016
V2 has automated invoicing

(8) Ensure the management committees are kept up to date with developments that may affect the business or activity of the two organisations

Frequent 121’s with Line Manager
Emails to Trustees
LIF Steering Group Meetings, six weekly
Meetings with Basingstoke & Deane Representative

Conclusion:

Progress has been made against all the targets identified at the beginning of this appointment. Going forward the Village Hall Trust is looking to appoint an Events & Administration Co-ordinator to continue the activities and support the use of the booking system. At Clift Meadow Park the Trust opted not to progress with the second and third years of the scheme for financial reasons.

EDUCATION & SCHOOLS

No written report.

POLICING & NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH

Neighbourhood Update – Speed Enforcement

Excess Speed is currently one of our main community and district priorities for the Neighbourhood Policing Team, and we are working with Hampshire Police Road Safety Units, local councils and Community Speedwatch teams in order to reduce excess speed on our roads.

If you wish to make a report, please include details of the location and a particular time of day when you think the problem is at its worse.

Police officers at the roadside will either verbally warn, or report the motorist for the offence by issuing them with a Traffic Offence Report form.

A copy of that report will then be sent to the Hampshire Police Summary Justice Unit, where after carrying out relevant checks, a decision will be made whether to offer the offender a place on a Driver Awareness Training course, (£90) or send them a Fixed Penalty Notice (3 penalty points & £100 fine).

In extreme cases (e.g. over 49 mph in a 30 limit) the motorist will be reported for a court summons.

Figures for January 2016;

FPN – fixed penalty notice, DAT – driver awareness training (course), VW – verbal warning

Site (30 mph limit) Visits Stops Results (speed)

Baughurst Rd, Baughurst 2 6 1 x DAT (41)

5 x VW (35-38)

Little London Road, Silchester 3 13 10 x VW (36 – 38)

3 x DAT (40 – 42)

Vyne Road, Sherborne 1 2 2 x VW (37 & 38)

Church Rd, Mortimer WE 1 5 2 x DAT (41 & 42)

3 x VW (36, 38×2)

Pamber Heath Rd, P’ Hth 1 7 2 x DAT (39 & 42)

5 x VW (35 – 38)

New Rd, Tadley 2 6 1 x DAT (40)

5 x VW (36-38)

Local COMMUNITY SPEED-WATCH groups have submitted the following results.

Sherfield – on Loddon.

02/12/2015 from 14.00 hours to 15.00 hours at Old Reading Road.

26 – First time offenders (14 local addresses)

10/12/2015 from 11.00 hours to 12.00 hours on Bramley Road.

5 – First time offenders (3 Local addresses)

1 – Second time offender (Sherfield on Loddon address)

16/12/2015 from 14.00 hours to 15.00 hours on Reading Road.

12 – First time offenders ( 5 local addresses)

If you wish to know more about Community Speed Watch, please contact PCSO Nathaniel JohnsonNathaniel.johnson.15740@hampshire.pnn.police.uk

Thank you very much for your support.

Constable 3597 Dean Stickland, Tadley & Pamber Neighbourhood Policing Team

email – dean.stickland@hampshire.pnn.police.uk, Phone – 101

HIGHWAYS/RIGHTS OF WAY

Our application for funding on the Bullsdown Path from HCC was heard on the 8th and I am awaiting a response.

TRANSPORT/ROAD SAFETY PROJECT

The consultant is currently in the process of designing and marking up the proposed options drawings. She has undertaken the C2 notices and received all of the responses, in addition to purchasing the land registry information and undertaking discussions in relation to land ownership and highway boundaries and the project is currently on track. They have found that Flats 1-6 Jibbs Meadow appear to be under management company ownership and each of the deeds of the flats allows parking of motor vehicles. It is again unlikely we will have any information in relation to the likelihood of access over this land for inclusion within the feasibility study.

Flood consultant AAH, I have attached their final report, and we await the final outcome of the Planning Application after consultation with the Environment agency.

Traffic modelling for the village, this is progressing well and we have modelled the whole village on current data, there are some minor tweaks on modelling of the railway traffic and we will need to conduct our own surveys in March ( I will be asking for volunteers !) to then feed into this model. I have attached a video capture of the software in operation.

CLIFT MEADOW TRUST

Clift Meadow car park will be closed in very near future for the tarmacking to take place. Likely to be the week beginning 29^th February, and the car park will be closed for several days and notices will be put up.

Summer School 2016 will now not be happening in August so CMT looking for alternative activity. No reason known for cancellation at present.

Farmers Market a regular bi monthly event and lots of promotion will be done for this. January market made just over £100 profit.

Lots of events being planned for 2016.

CMT are proposing to have a BBQ for the Queen’s 90th birthday on 11th June after the farmers market. This will include a fun fair, BBQ, bouncy castle.

St Georges Fete preparation going well with lots of stalls already confirmed and events are to run in a central arena.

CMT are looking at repairing broken front door shutter and possibly in the future investing in a new front door or metal gate with alarm. Also looking at making one of the other outside doors a solid emergency entrance door in the near future. Enquiries to be made .

Also looking to have a thank you BBQ for all the organisations that rent out both halls.

Appendix C – Finance

Bank Reconciliation
17th February 2016


Closing Balance from statement #030 1st February 2016				£180,650.42

Income
16 Feb 15	000057	Burial Ground fees	£256.00

				£256.00
Expenditure
16 Dec 15	423	SLCC – Membership	119.32
20 Jan 16	426	Daily Internet Services Ltd – web hosting fees	107.99
20 Jan 16	427	Urban Vision – NDP consultancy fees	2,700.00
20 Jan 16	428	Clift Meadow Trust – start up grant for fun day	1,500.00
17 Feb 16	429	Mrs J Shore – Litter Warden Salary	291.67
17 Feb 16	430	Mrs M J Thomas – Clerk’s Salary	1,149.55
17 Feb 16	431	Mrs M J Thomas – Laser printer + spare cartridge	456.83
17 Feb 16	431	Mrs M J Thomas – Phone and stamps	35.12
17 Feb 16	431	Mrs M J Thomas – ‘Our Common Land’ x 2 copies	40.00
17 Feb 16	431	Mrs M J Thomas – Clerk’s travel expenses	13.50
17 Feb 16	432	Bulpitt Brothers – Ditching work at Bramley Green	400.00
17 Feb 16	433	Bramley PCC – Parish Magazine pages – Nov & Dec	200.00
17 Feb 16	434	Bramley Village Hall – hall hire January	60.00
17 Feb 16	435	R C Saunders Ltd – bus stop refurbishment	2,436.00


				£9,509.98

Balance including uncleared cheques				£171,396.44