News & Campaigns

'Focus' report for December 2008/January 2009 (28.11.08)

'Focus' report for November 2008 (30.10.08)

County Councillor's (Ivinghoe Electoral Division) Quarterly report and news round up October 2008 (29.10.08)

Village Freighter dates for 2008 (23.3.08)

Anti Social Behaviour (ASB) Incident Log (21.7.07)

Parish Council Elections (7.3.07)

Speed Limit Review postponed yet again! (3.2.07)

Road Salting complaint to BCC (3.2.07)

EPC to develop a Parish Plan (6.2.06)

January 2007 - EPC pays for 'yellow backed' signs to be supplied and installed on all entry roads into Edlesborough, Dagnall & Northall as part of its continuing programme to calm traffic.

Avril Davies (Bucks County Councillor for EPC) Newsletter - July 2005 (15.7.05) 

St Mary's Village Carnival - 7th July 2007

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Click here to see St Mary's, Eaton Bray new website  

Fees for 2004

Edlesborough Parish Council has agreed the 2004 fees for the Memorial Hall, Sports Pavilion, The Green and Allotments.  Click here for details.

Sources of Funding

Following some specific requests from various voluntary organisations in the Parish the Clerk has now collated some general information on a large number of sources of funding.  Click here to see the complete list.

Traffic Calming

Reflecting the concerns and wishes of Parishioners, Edlesborough Parish Council continues to devote a great deal of time and money to try and improve road safety - especially on the A4146 (Hemel Hempstead - Leighton Buzzard), which runs through Dagnall, Edlesborough and Northall.  The main concern is speeding traffic and the strategy is to use enforcement and visual reminders of the speed limits.

January 2007 - EPC pays for 'yellow backed' signs to be supplied and installed on all entry roads into Edlesborough, Dagnall & Northall as part of its continuing programme to calm traffic.

  The long-awaited "gates" for Dagnall were finally installed in August 2003.                 

The even longer awaited, permanent "dynamic speed indicating device" was installed in Northall (one of the first in Buckinghamshire), in July 2003 and residents have noticed a definite improvement in drivers   adhering to the speed limit.                                

For one week in June volunteers from Northall and Dagnall operated a mobile

SID (speed indicating device). It proved very successful in curtailing 

the speed of all vehicles but especially lorries and vans.  Parishioners

in Northall found that rush hours were like a Sunday as the noise levels

 were so much lower than normal. 

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