News
Summer 2023
Thanks and congratulations to everyone who took part in the village’s open gardens event in aid of Lindsey Lodge Hospice, it was a lovely event, well done to the organisers and people who opened their gardens!
Results of the Best Kept Village competition.
Well done to everyone who helps keep Redbourne looking tidy and attractive.
The results of this summer’s Best Kept Village competition have now been announced and Redbourne was highly commended in the small village category, with the judges highlighting amongst other things: the attractive community planting on the village green and the lack of litter throughout the village.
They made a special mention of excellent front garden displays, especially on Beck Lane, St Andrew’s Close and the High Street.
Keeping the village looking attractive takes a lot of effort throughout they year, thanks to everyone for helping make Redbourne a great, friendly and attractive village!
Redbourne Village Flood Mitigation Works – Redbourne Beck, Riparian Owned Section Proposed Clearance Works.
As we near completion of the delivery of the programmed flood mitigation works in Little Redbourne, the Lead Local Flood Authority (LLFA) have decided to undertake a one-off clearance exercise of Redbourne Beck along the riparian (privately owned) sections on Beck Lane & School Lane. Please refer to the attached plan highlighting the extents of proposed clearance works and the associated beck ownership. The intention is to utilise the Internal Drainage Board (IDB) contractors to undertake the works whilst the necessary equipment is available within the village to reintroduce the original beck capacity back into the watercourse.
These works are undertaken ‘without prejudice’ and by undertaking this proposed works to the watercourse this does not alter riparian ownership status. These are permissive powers to assist with flood alleviation for the village.
The proposed works are due to commence week commencing 03.05.2022 and last for approximately 1 week. We apologies in advance for any temporary disruption and appreciate your corporation and assistance with delivering these flood mitigation works to benefit the village.
If you have any queries regarding the proposed works, please do not hesitate to contact the LLFA.
Kind Regards
Lead Local Flood Authority (LLFA),
Flood Risk & Surface Water Team, North Lincolnshire Council,
Assets & Infrastructure,
Tel = 01724 297000,
Email – llfadrainageteam@northlincs.gov.uk
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Local Bus Service Restarts
From Monday 27th September, we will be running Service 94 again from Kirton, Redbourne & Hibaldstow to Brigg, we will be operating the service Monday to Friday.
This service is fully commercial with no support from North Lincolnshire Council so they need as many passengers possible to keep the service running and give the community a regular bus service into Brigg.
Play Area Refurbishment
The refurbishment of Redbourne Play Area is now complete.
Located in the centre of the village, the play area benefits from a new Orchard Teepee climbing frame, a Toot slide and a Nest swing (pictured above). An existing swing frame has also been upgraded. Along with the current equipment, the new activities will enable the play area to be used by a wider age range of children – from ages 4 to 12 year olds. Supported by adults, children with disabilities can also enjoy outdoor play.
Children are already using the play area and have reported how much they are enjoying using all the new equipment.
Flooding
We will aim to keepyou updated as soon as we hear any news.
The work at Emerson House should be coming to an end soon
Proposed A15 development
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Redbourne Grass Verges & Public Rights of Way
Grass Verges and Public Rights of Way are the responsibility of the Parish Council.
If you notice any areas which you feel require attention please contact our Parish Clerk via the Parish website
clerk@redbourneparishcouncil.gov.uk
Churchyard Grass Cutting is the responsibility of Scawby Parochial Church Council.
Any concerns you may have regarding the churchyard should be addressed to Reverend Eames
(rev.eames@gmail.com 01652 600860)