News – Page 4 – St Briavels Parish Council

The Ceremony will include the laying of wreaths, and this year St Briavels Congregational Church Pastor Matt Rees will lead the service of remembrance .

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The Flag will be raised in the early morning of the 10th and left raised for the rest of the day, until 11am on the 11th when it will be lowered down for two minutes. It will then be raised to full mast for the remainder of the day.

Prior to Sunday’s ceremony on 10^th the 1st St Briavels Scouts will parade from the school to the Memorial gates where they will join the service to lay wreaths.

The service will be followed with Poems from the St Briavels schoolchildren.

Teas & Coffees will be available at The Pavilion afterwards

ST BRIAVELS PARISH COUNCIL

FODDC public consultation for new local plan

Monday 8th July, 2024/in News /by Clerk

Forest of Dean District Council invites residents, communities and businesses across the district to have their say on the new local plan strategy, Our Plan, by taking part in a public consultation, beginning today, 08 July 2024. See Link below

https://news.fdean.gov.uk/news/have-your-say-public-consultation-for-new-local-plan-begins-today

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Declaration of result – Forest of Dean constituency

Monday 8th July, 2024/in News /by Clerk

Declaration of Result Forest of Dean constituency

Voters reminded to bring valid ID on 4 July

Tuesday 25th June, 2024/in News /by Clerk

Residents in the Forest of Dean constituency will need to show photographic ID to vote in person at the General Election on 4 July 2024. Andrew Knott, Local Returning Officer for Forest of Dean District Council, said:

“Anyone voting at a polling station in the General Election will need to show photo ID before they can be given their ballot paper. It’s important that everyone understands what types of ID they can use, and how to apply for free ID if they need it.

“There are only a couple of days left to apply for a Voter Authority Certificate and I would encourage everyone to check they have valid ID. If you need any help with applying for the free ID, or want to request an application form, please contact us.

“I would also ask people to check in with elderly neighbours, friends and family to make sure they understand the new ID requirements and have ID in place.”

More information is available on the Forest of Dean District Council website, including details of how to apply for the free ID. Anyone not able to visit the council website, or apply for a Voter Authority Certificate online, is being encouraged to contact the Council by 01594 812638.