Welcome to the Parish of Great Casterton

Welcome to the web site of the Parish of Great Casterton, a village of some 365 people on the eastern edge of Rutland.
The Parish Council consists of a Chairman and four Councillors who meet about every two months in Casterton Business & Enterprise College. The date and the agenda for the meeting is posted on the notice boards and on the meetings calender on this web site a week in advance.
As an elected body we are responsible to you, the people we represent. Attending a council meeting is the best way to find out what we do. Look in the Meetings Calendar to find dates for our public meetings.
Where do we get our money from?
Each year a sum of money called a 'precept' is collected through your council tax. This money is used by the Parish Council to improve facilities and services for local people.
Other details
Maps and details of the Parish Rights of Way, ecological sites, ancient monuments and ancient woodlands are in the Parish Services,Planning Maps section.
A history of this historic village, along with its beautiful Norman church can be viewed on this web site.
Clerk Details
Derek Patience
29 Priory Gardens
Stamford
Lincs
PE9 2EG
- Telephone
- 01780 753066
- clerk@greatcastertonpc.org.uk
To email the Clerk click here
VILLAGE NEWS
UPDATES TO THE SITE AND TO NEWS PAGE
23RD APRIL
Police on look out for unscrupulous doorstep sellers in Rogue Traders Week
17TH APRIL
Wednesday 1st May Parish Council Meeting in Church Hall to discuss Planning Application to erect 16 sheds close to the village
14TH MARCH
Great Casterton Housing Survey
A survey was recently carried out into the affordable housing needs of Great Casterton. Many thanks to those of you who filled in the forms. The survey has concluded that there is not a need for additional affordable housing in Great Casterton. If you would like to read their report click on the link
13th MARCH
Recycling of clothes and small electrical items
11th MARCH
No Bin Collections Today
24TH JANUARY
Your New Police Team
Keep Warm & Healthy in the Cold Weather
Click on link below to read pamphlet full of advice on how to stay warm and safe
Energy Awareness Training for Members of the Public
If you are interested in doing this please click on the link below for details. YES ITS FREE
22ND JANUARY
Refuse collection this week
Animal Welfare in the cold weather
4th December
Fuel Thieves are around looking out for your car or van
These thieves are now taking a more direct — and destructive — approach. The fuel pipes that pump petrol from the tank to the engine are ripped off or holes are drilled into the plastic fuel tanks so the contents can be drained.
Those doing this care little about the risk of explosion or the inevitable spills and pollution that this causes.
And they care less still about the disruption it wreaks on the lives of those whom they target.
CLICK ON THE LINK BELOW AND READ THE POLICE NOTICE
6th NOVEMBER
Police say Do not leave your home in darkness
Click on link below
Litter in the Village
Litter in the village

LAST WEEKS COLLECTION FROM AROUND THE SCHOOLS

OUR VOLUNTEER LITTER PICKERS















