Rainbow over Langton Matravers
Scouts and Guides
Winter morning
Sheep in Winter
Storm at Dancing Ledge
Winter 2013 Kingston Road
The Parish Council hopes to provide bus shelters at either end of the village in addition to that recently erected in the village centre.
Village Hall
The National Trust together with the Council renewed the gates and erected stone gateposts at the entrances to the cemetery in Crack Lane.
Winter sledging
In 2009 the Parish Council with financial help from the Common Aggregates Fund (COMMA) provided Allotment Gardens on land leased from the National Trust at Cole’s Ground.
Winter Dancing Ledge
Kings Arms
Primary School
Capston
The upper entrance has been widened and improved to enable hearses more easily to access the cemetery.
After consultation with the parishioners, the Parish Council commissioned a statue from Mary Spencer-Watson to commemorate the Millennium. The statue,entitled ‘Mason’,depicts a stonemason, marking a thousand years of quarrying and stone-working in Purbeck. It is in the grounds of the parish church, St. George’s, in the centre of the village. Mary Spencer-Watson died aged 92 in March 2006.
Acton phonebox
St George’s Church
Village Store
Acton fingerpost
A noticecase in the village centre is used to display minutes of Council meetings, to give notice of and agendas for future meetings and for other information, such as notices of elections. There is a similar noticecase in Acton.
Winter church
Village in winter
The bench at Steps was recently restored by the Parish Council.
Langton Matravers sign
Langton Matravers Village from the Southeast
Winter 2013 Acton
Cottages
Capston
The Closed Cemetery in the High Street
Cottages
The Parish Council office is next to the Public Toilets at Putlake farm. Both were built by the Parish Council.. The running costs of the toilets are fully funded by the Council.
The initiative for the erection of swings in St Georges School playing field was from a group of parents whose children were at the Langton Toddler group. The play area has recently been enhanced with new climbing and other adventure equipment.Responsibility for their care and maintainence is with the Parish Council.They are available for use by the public when the school is not in session.
Previous Council enhancement schemes included the replacement of asphalt pavements with local stone slabs, and having electric and telephone wiring run underground to restore an uncluttered skyline to the High Street. Street lighting was installed several years ago at the Council’s instigation.
Priest’s Way
