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  • TOTEM POLE APPEARS IN RADCLIFFE-ON-TRENT

You may be wondering why a Totem pole appeared in the grounds of The Grange on Friday 3rd May.

If you would like to find out why click here to get the full story.

  • ANNUAL PARISH COUNCIL MEETING - UPDATE

The Parish Council held the Annual Meeting on Thursday 18th April in Grange Hall.

The Annual Parish meeting is a meeting for Villagers to ask questions of their Councillors. As well as Parish Councillors it was therefore good to welcome our County Councillor Kay Cutts as well as Borough Councillors and the Police.

The Committee Chairman and the Chairman of the Council gave various reports. These concerned the achievements and goals of the past year and the way forward for 2013/2014.

The Chairman was delighted to present this years Civic Awards in front of a well attended meeting. If you would like to read about the awards and those awarded click here.

After the presentations Councillors took a variety of questions from the public audience. Refreshments afterwards gave time for informal talk and a chance to visit the community groups who had displays in the hall.

The annual report from the Parish Council as a Statement of Activities can be found by clicking here.

  • RECENT RUSHCLIFFE BOROUGH PLANNING DECISIONS

At a recent meeting, the Borough Council decided to refuse outline planning permission for residential development (up to 300 dwellings) on land north of Nottingham Road, Radcliffe-on-Trent, principally on the grounds of green belt, extra road traffic and flood risk

  • PARISH COUNCIL NEWSLETTER

Parish Council Newsletter for Radcliffe on Trent goes to almost 4000 homes. If you would like to advertise or put an article in that relates to the Village, then please get in touch to the parish office on 9335808 or email to bookings@rotpc.com
The deadline date is 15th June.

  • RADCLIFFE SHOW RETURNS

If you would like to have a trade stand with an old fashioned theme, please call the parish office on 9335808 or email to bookings@rotpc.com

To find out about the show and see the event poster click here.

To view all the categories to decide which you'd like to enter click here for page 1 or click here for page 2.

To download a Radcliffe Village Show Official Entry form click here.

To download a Scarecrow Entry form click here.

To download the official Victoria Sandwich Cake Recipe click here.

If you would like to read about the history of the Radcliffe Village Show from the 1950's click here.



This site was last updated 16th May 2013
 

Parish Council Office

Clerk to the Parish Council t.b.a.
Deputy Clerk Bill Banner
Grange Hall Administrator Lisa Simpson
Accounts Clerk Sally Horn

Office Hours
9.00am - 12.30pm Monday to Friday

To contact the Parish Council see bottom of page

NB. For a list of useful numbers click on the
'Useful Information' button above

Parish Council Staff

Forman of Ground Staff Aidan Herrett
Grange & Grange Hall Caretaker Sue Spray
Groundsman Primo Rose


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A brief history of Radcliffe-on-Trent

Early history - The red cliffs along the river gave Radcliffe-on-Trent its name. The first specific information about the village comes from the Domesday Book of 1086, some twenty years after the Norman Conquest. This records two manors and fisheries, but there is no mention of a church or mills. Lamcote, Radcliffe's neighbouring hamlet, had three manors. Eventually it would be absorbed and administered by Radcliffe, despite being in the ecclesiastical parish of Holme Pierrepont. In medieval times the main landowners were the Deyncourt, Basily, Grey and Strelly families.

Kindly provided by Radcliffe-on-Trent Local History Group

For more detail click here

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or Telephone 0115 9335808  or
Postal address:
The Grange, Vicarage Lane, Radcliffe-on-Trent, Nottinghamshire, NG12 2FB

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