The new Glosfamilies Directory and ‘Support for families with special educational needs SEND’ (Gloucestershire’s Local Offer) will help young people and families find information and support.
Twigworth Primary School
We have just received news from the local education authority who say “We are aiming to open the new Twigworth Green primary school circa 2026.
The housing developer at Twigworth Green has recently reached the trigger to hand over the school site to GCC and we will hopefully be able to start the detailed planning process for the school later this year.”
This is excellent news for Twigworth families.
Neighbourhood Watch Newsletter
September 2023
Tree Planting Project
Gloucestershire County Council wants the help of the community to help achieve its ambition to plant one million trees by 2030, in creating a Greener Gloucestershire whilst increasing biodiversity.
Crime Prevention Advice
This is a message from the Tewkesbury Neighbourhood Watch office – 1 Sep 2023
There has been a recent spate of theft from motor vehicles in your area, in a large number of cases the vehicles have been left unlocked with valuables left inside.
This is a reminder that when you leave your vehicle unattended you should remove all valuables and it is also good practice to just double check that the vehicle has been locked.
Please remember to remove items from your vehicle when it is being left unattended.
Please don’t hesitate to call the police if you witness suspicious activity and always dial 999 if you believe a crime is taking place.
If you have any information regarding any of these crimes, please contact the police by calling 101. You can also report information online at http://www.gloucestershire.police.uk/tua/tell-us-about
You can also report any information anonymously to Crimestoppers by calling 0800555111 or online at https://crimestoppers-uk.org/give-information
For crime prevention advice please visit https://www.gloucestershire.police.uk/cp/crime-prevention
Public Space Protection Order (Dog Control) 2023
Tewkesbury Borough Council have tightened their rules on dog control – and are reminding dog owners to always clean up after their dog
The Public Space Protection Order (PSPO) was implemented to address the problem of dog fouling in public areas within the borough, aiming to ensure that everyone in charge of a dog acts responsibly by cleaning up its waste.
Thankfully, most people are picking up after their pets, but the small few who don’t are continuing to risk the health of others. Dog faeces carries the risk of disease, particularly Toxocariasis – an infection caused by roundworm parasites
The order makes it an offence for dog walkers to not clean up after their dog in any public place, and to let their dog into any children’s playpark designated as a dog-free area.
80th Anniversary of D-Day Landings
Your community is encouraged to get involved in the 80th D-Day Anniversary remembrance celebrations.
This is a guide to taking part on 6 June 2024.
Twigworth Parish Council Gloucestershire 