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Extrodinary (Precept) meeting 24th Jan 2022
Extraordinary Meeting – 10th January 2022 at 7pm
Councillor Vacancy
EAST COKER PARISH COUNCIL
Councillor Vacancy
East Coker Parish Council currently have one Parish Councillor vacancies available.
So if you feel you can give up a few hours each month to help make important decisions which affect the Parish, then please send a letter of intent to clerk@eastcokerparish.com
PUBLIC NOTICE
Notice is hereby given in accordance with Section 87 of the Local Government Act 1972 that a vacancy has occurred on the East Coker Parish Council Coker Ward.
Unless a request for an election to be held is submitted in writing to the Proper Officer of South Somerset District Council at The Council Offices, Brympton Way, Yeovil, Somerset, BA20 2HT by Thursday6th January 2022 by ten electors for the Coker Ward of East Coker), the Parish Council will proceed to fill the vacancy by co-option.
Jude Heggarty
Clerk to the Council
14/12/2021
Email: clerk@eastcokerparish.com
Tel: 01935 881308
Address of Clerk: Little Orchard, Chiselbourgh, TA14 6TJ
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Coker corona issue 24
Summer Bank Holiday collections one day later
For Immediate Release 26 August 2021
Summer Bank Holiday collections one day later
No collections on the Summer Bank Holiday Monday 30 August mean recycling and rubbish services are one day later all week, including Friday pick-ups on Saturday 4 September.
The changes affect collections of recycling and refuse, as well as assisted collections.
Residents should sort and segregate materials, ensure no recycling – especially food – is in the rubbish bin, and put all waste containers out by 6am.
Recycling sites remain on their usual timetables, with all 16 open 9am-4pm on the bank holiday Saturday and Sunday weekend.
And 12 sites will be open 9am-6pm on Bank Holiday Monday: Bridgwater, Castle Cary, Chard, Cheddar, Crewkerne, Frome, Minehead, Street, Taunton, Wells, Williton, Yeovil.
All kerbside collections return to their usual schedules from Monday 6 September.
Meanwhile, residents have been reminded that the embers from bank holiday barbecues should be drenched to ensure they do not start a dangerous bin blaze if added to their rubbish.
For details of all collections, check My Collection Day at somersetwaste.gov.uk.
