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Welcome to new councillor
At the parish council meeting this evening members welcomed its newly co-opted councillor, Rachel Wright.
Rachel Wright lives at the very end of Church Lane and has lived in Ratcliffe for nearly 30 years, during which she has had four children, all of whom have grown up here.
Rachel works part-time for the University of Leicester Medical School and has a recurring involvement with Children's services agencies and also a qualified swimming instructor. Rachel is an avid gardener and mother to two chickens (a surprisingly tricky task as they are always trying to escape!), and further finds enjoyment in walking their chocolate Labrador Jasper around the local landscape. More »
In the past Rachel held the position of Chair of the Village Hall committee, where she set up and ran a Mother & Toddler Group and Youth Club from the Hall, and for many years she was a Scout Leader for Rearsby Scouts.
Rachel has said that she is truly excited to become a parish councillor and look forward to collating and consequently voicing the concerns of the community; she welcomes any suggestions or comments regarding our beautiful village and unspoilt surroundings.
The parish council are delighted to have Rachel onboard and are looking forward to working with her. » Less
Posted: Thu, 06 May 2021 21:07 by Helen Chadwick
Annual Parish meeting
At the annual parish meeting this evening the Chair, Tom Chaplin, delivered the attached report to parishioners.
Posted: Thu, 06 May 2021 21:06 by Helen Chadwick
Village Newsletter - May 2021
Please find attached a copy of the latest edition of the village newsletter.
Posted: Wed, 28 Apr 2021 21:41 by Helen Chadwick
