Monthly Meeting – Monday 18^th September 2023 at 7:00 p.m.

To be held at The Old Pharmacy, Monksland Road, Scurlage

AGENDA

Apologies for Absence
Declarations of Interest
Approval of Minutes of Last Meeting (July 2023)
Matters Arising from Minutes
Financial Report & Expenditure
Planning – Applications & Outcomes – see attached notes.
Highways, Environment & Footpaths –
Defibrillators –
Correspondence –
Communication – Notice Boards, web site, etc.
Village Halls –
Knelston Burial Ground
Any Other Business

Correspondence from:	Agenda item:
C&CS – Weekly Lists of Planning Applications	6
One Voice Wales – Notice of courses, etc.	8

Planning Applications for consideration (Agenda item 6) and see attachments:

Ref. No.	Address	Brief Description
New applications
2023/1551/FUL	9 Milestone Court, Scurlage	Use of detached annexe as a granny flat
2023/1881/PRE	The Old Pharmacy, Scurlage	Conversion of office building to dwelling
2023/1743/DOC	2 Salt Cottage, Port Eynon	Discharge of Condition 3
2023/1743/NMA	2 Salt Cottage, Port Eynon	Addition of paved area, patio, barbecue
2023/0722/FUL	Hawthorn Cottage, Scurlage	Amended plans with reduced site area

Decisions
2023/1743/NMA	2 Salt Cottage, Port Eynon	Approved
2023/1508/FUL	1 Milestone Court, Scurlage	Addition of garage – approved

BRITISH HEART FOUNDATION

The British Heart Foundation currently have a grant available to place more community public access defibrillators in public places. The grant will part fund the cost of a defibrillator and eligible groups are asked to contribute £400 towards the cost, the BHF will fund the other half.

Defibrillator Grant for Communities available from the British Heart …

To apply for the grant, you need to return to the BHF’s defibrillator funding page in October when applications to receive a fully-funded defibrillator will open for eligible community groups. You must be applying on behalf of a community group and keep the defibrillator outside in a cabinet which does not need a key or code (it must be accessible by anyone at all times). You must also be able to provide an electricity supply so that the defibrillator is kept at the right temperature in cold weather to protect it from damage. Additionally, you should have a clear need for the device (e.g., be in a busy location or where a PAD is not within 200 metres) and be committed to train the local community in CPR using BHF’s free online RevivR training ¹. If you have any questions about funding, email defibs@bhf.org.uk