Freedom of Information Act

 

Burial Ground Regulations

 

Refuse Collection Timetable

 

Joe Orson's Letter & News

 

Bulletin from our MEP


Flood emergency procedures
 

Policing in our area

 

Undecided Planning
Applications
 

Standing Orders

 

Village Envelope Plan
 

Results of Village Envelope Consultation
 
Parish Boundary Map

 

Conservation Area Map

 

Census 2001 Key Statistics for Frisby-on-the-Wreake
 

Contact the Clerk
clerk@frisby-pc.org.uk

 

Contact the Webmaster

enq@frisby-pc.org.uk

 

 


Welcome to Frisby-on-the Wreake's Parish Council website. By accessing this site you can find contact details for the Parish Councillors and Parish Clerk, together with minutes of our latest meetings. Also links to information you may find useful.

 

 

          

 

About the Parish Council
 

Frisby-on-the-Wreake is a picturesque, vibrant village three miles west of Melton Mowbray, Leicestershire. With 240 households and a population of over 600, it is able to maintain an excellent primary school, popular pub and restaurant, a well-attended church, an enterprising shop and post office, a modernised Methodist Church, a pre-school and a very active social life centred around the recently extended village hall and other public buildings.

Frisby-on-the-Wreake has been a civil parish, with its own Parish Council, since May 2005. Prior to that it was combined with Kirby Bellars for many years as the Frisby & Kirby Parish Council. The new council has five members and meets approximately once every two months in the Methodist Centre at 7.30pm.

Members of the public are encouraged to attend meetings, and may address the council during the 15-minute public participation session.

Click on the link to the right for the Statement of Accounts 2007/08/09/10
Click on the link to the right for the Latest Milestone Newsletter  

    LINKS

Leicestershire County Council

Leicestershire Rural Partnership

Association of Parish and Local Councils

Rural Community Council

Direct Gov

Infolinx

Leicestershire Constabulary

Leicestershire Villages

 

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