The Parish Post – July Meeting Date Change

Parish Council Meeting – Date Change Please note that, due to conflicting schedules, the July meeting of Newborough Parish Council has been rescheduled and will now take place on Monday 27th July. The meeting will be held as usual in the Jubilee Room at 7.30pm, and members of the public are warmly welcome to attend. The Parish Council currently has a vacancy for a parish councillor. If you are interested in serving your local community or would like to find out more about the role, ple...
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The Parish Post – Parish Councillor Vacancy

It is with mixed emotions that we announce the resignation of Cllr Di Bell from Newborough Parish Council. Di has been a wonderful, proactive and dedicated councillor whose contribution to our community has been truly invaluable. Over the years, she has been instrumental in so many initiatives and events, not least our much-loved Well Dressing and May Day celebrations. Her enthusiasm, positivity and ability to see what is possible have inspired both fellow councillors and residents alike. ...
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The Parish Post – September 2022 – Book of Condolence & Village Clean Up

A book of Condolence The Parish Council have asked the church to manage the book of condolence for Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth ll and they have informed us that the book will be available from Tuesday 13th September from 2pm until 7pm and then from Wednesday 14th from 9am until 7pm each day until the date of the funeral - Monday 19th September. A service will also be held on Sunday 18th September at 10am at All Saints Church, Newborough. The Parish Council will then ensure that...
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There’s no such thing as the dog poo fairy

There was a rather unpleasant occurrence of dog fouling not far from the village centre, quite close to the school yesterday. It is a shame that we have a regular recurrence of people leaving dog faeces on public footpaths where, especially, children and people with prams are walking. There is a definite health risk from dog faeces including toxocariasis: Toxocariasis is a rare infection caused by roundworm parasites. Humans can catch it from handling soil or sand contaminated...
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