In liaison with Cheshire West & Chester (CW&C), Davenham Parish Council have produced a Community Resilience Plan. The Plan holds data that allows potential assistance, of all kinds, to be rendered in the event of a serious or emergency incident in the village (e.g. tradesman, temporary building / accomodation provision etc.).

Thank you to all those who have contributed in pullting togerther the Plan. The Plan in no way attempts to take the place of the responsibilities or roles of designated bodies or first responders but will increase short term community resilience should the need arise.  

Dog fouling is an on-going problem in the village as in most places. Not only is it extremely unpleasant and unnecessary, but it also presents a significant health risk in particular to young children.

We do recognise and thank the majority of dog owners who are responsible but are let down by a small minority who fail to take responsibility. We politely request that the bins all around the village including Laburnum Road and Butchers Stile are used for waste bags or otherwise taken home.

As part of the Cheshire West and Chester dog ownership campaign, to report dog fouling, please ring 0300 123 8 123 or report online: Dog and Animal Fouling.

Please find below the Notice of Decision and new Parish boundary maps from CW&C in relation to Davenham & Whatcoft parish.

Please find below import information following attendance at a consultation session at St Stephens Church in Moulton on 19th October 2022 by Cllrs Powell and Spare.

Project Timeline:

·  January to March 2022 - Non statutory consultation

·  Autumn 2022 - Statutory Consultation

·  DEADLINE FOR FEEDBACK 10th November 2022

·  Spring 2023 - Development Consent Order

·  Summer/Autumn 2024- Secretary of State decision point

·  2025- 2027 Construction phase

·  2027 - Commissioning phase before pipeline becomes operational

Of particular interest to residents of the village are the plans for the South Corridor pipeline:- in particular Schemes SP1 SP2 & SP3 (Construction phase 2025 to 2027). Access would be required for construction, commercial and ongoing maintenance vehicles along Eaton Lane residential and through Eaton Lane farm track to the Liverpool/ Euston railway bridge. Access to Eaton Lane would be via Hartford Road.

Our feedback re. Hartford Road and Eaton Lane:

- neither could withstand increased traffic from heavy HGV and commercial vehicles

- vehicle vibration, vehicle emissions pollution, and mud from vehicle tyres from would be detrimental to the health and wellbeing of residents and properties

- increased congestion could potentially  hamper emergency services access

- anticipate 6 - 8 week impact during the heaviest period of the construction phase 

If you want to find out more about the HyNet plans please click on the following link 

https://www.hynethydrogenpipeline.co.uk

https://www.hynethydrogenpipeline.co.uk/consultation-information/knowledge-hub/

The project would like resident feedback by no later than the 10th of November and this can be sent online to feedback.hynethydrogenpipeline.co.uk 

or by email info@hynethydrogenpipeline.co.uk

or by post to FREEPOST HYNET NWHP

If you do have concerns we also suggest these are also shared with our Local MP Mr Edward Timpson by email edward.timpson.mp@parliament.uk (please include your address)

Please find below Davenham Parish Council's reponse to the Manchester Airport Future Airspace Proposal.

We welcome your feedback and engagement. Please address all questions to the Clerk via email:

clerk@davenhamandbostockpc.org.uk

Telephone: 07707 627978

Post: 28 Mount Pleasant Road, Davenham, CW9 8JG.

Email Notification on Village Issues

Please email the Clerk if you would like to be added to our email distibution list to be kept informed of local village information: clerk@davenhamandbostockpc.org.uk

Please note, to keep village costs at a minimum this will be an email only notification.

All meetings will be held at:

The Davenham Royal British Legion Social Club, Firthfields, Davenham.