TEMPORARY OVERNIGHT CLOSURE OF A351 VALLEY ROAD – CORFE CASTLE, WORTH MATRAVERS & LANGTON MATRAVERS DORSET COUNCIL has made an Order under Section 14 [1] of the Road Traffic Regulations Act 1984, as amended. The Order is needed in order…
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Langton Matravers Parish Council Need YOU. Could you spare just 1 hours a month to enhance the safety of your community? If so, why not join the Community Speed Watch Scheme of volunteers. No experience necessary full training given. (NO test…
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Notice for the period for the exercise of public rights Name of Smaller authority: ___Langton Matravers Parish Council___________ NOTICE OF PUBLIC RIGHTS AND PUBLICATION OF UNAUDITED ANNUAL GOVERNANCE & ACCOUNTABILITY RETURN ACCOUNTS FOR THE YEAR ENDED 31 MARCH 2024…
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Below is an extract from the Environment Agencies – Flooding support resources for Dorset communities: Reporting Flooding Reporting of flooding is crucial for incident response and also for long term planning of flood risk reduction measures. If your community has…
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The following flood report was present to Council by Cllr Christie in April 2024. 122 Flooding – South of Village
There will be Two-Way Signals, from the junction for Crack Lane to the junction for Steppes Hill, Langton Matravers The works are for the erection of scaffolding to repair roof and re-point facade and for excavations on the highway for…
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Please find below a document from the Langton Matravers Local History Preservation Society title “D-Day would have been impossible but for Britain’s Technical Advances”. D Day exhibition v3 To coincide with the eightieth anniversary of D-Day, a special display will…
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Recently Langton Matravers Parish Council discussed “Assets of Community Value” as the four current listed Assets of Community Value came to the end of their term. Since the meeting several residents have asked “What is an Asset of Community Value?”…
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Here’s the link: https://www.swanage.news/langton-matravers-becomes-dorsets-first-20-mph-village/
Wessex Water have apologised for the delay in opening the road but the road should now be open albeit with traffic light controls in place. These lights will be in place for 3 weeks.