Marple Area Committee Meetings [Until 9 April 2025]

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In the Town Hall? Not in Marple? Is there a reason for that?

[Steve Gribbon]

Good afternoon

I am delighted to have been selected as the chair for Marple Area Committee meetings.

For your information the next meeting is 6pm on Wednesday 23rd June. When the agenda is available I shall update on here unless admin kindly does this first.

Should you wish to ask a question during the public engagement section there is an online form available

https://interactive.stockport.gov.uk/contents/councilquestions/

The meetings will be conducted in the Town Hall but will be online for those who wish to watch. Later in the year I am hoping to have a section where school pupils can get involved with local matters, I have contacted all local school heads regarding this.

We look forward to seeing you online.

Kind regards

Steve

[admin]

The agenda for the Marple Area Committee Meeting on Wednesday 21 April has been published.

The meeting starts at 6pm and in the light of government guidance on social-distancing and the ongoing impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, this meeting will be held remotely.

The press and public are able to follow the proceedings by watching the live webcast of the meeting.

Watch LIVE via this link, or afterwards on catch-up: http://democracy.stockport.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?CId=138&MId=27224&Ver=4

Vigilant visitors may notice that I forget to promote the last meeting on 10 March. You can still watch via this link:

http://democracy.stockport.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?CId=138&MId=27223&Ver=4 

Note that the Web Casts are embedded in the meeting agendas.

There's a page about Marple AC that tries to explain in simple terms what they do and how you can get involved here:

http://www.marple.website/marple-area-committee.html

The page includes a map of the Marple Wards so you can see exactly where the boundaries of Marple North and Marple South and High Lane are. It also features a live feed from the Stockport Council web site at the bottom that shows links to the latest agendas issued, meetings held etc.

There is also a shortcut link to the Marple Area Committee page on the council site: www.stockport.gov.uk/mac

[admin]

The agenda for the Marple Area Committee Meeting on Wednesday 3 February has been published.

The meeting starts at 6pm and in the light of government guidance on social-distancing and the ongoing impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, this meeting will be held remotely.

The press and public are able to follow the proceedings by watching the live webcast of the meeting.

Items that may be of interest include a significant development at the former Compstall Printworks being considered for planning approval.

Watch LIVE via this link, or afterwards on catch-up: http://democracy.stockport.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?MId=27222&EVT=101&DT=A

Note that the Web Casts are embedded in the meeting agendas.

There's a page about Marple AC that tries to explain in simple terms what they do and how you can get involved here:

http://www.marple.website/marple-area-committee.html

The page includes a map of the Marple Wards so you can see exactly where the boundaries of Marple North and Marple South and High Lane are. It also features a live feed from the Stockport Council web site at the bottom that shows links to the latest agendas issued, meetings held etc.

There is also a shortcut link to the Marple Area Committee page on the council site: www.stockport.gov.uk/mac

[admin]

The agenda for the Marple Area Committee Meeting on Wednesday 16 December has been published.

The meeting starts at 6pm and in the light of government guidance on social-distancing and the ongoing impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, this meeting will be held remotely. The press and public are able to follow the proceedings by watching the live webcast of the meeting.

Watch LIVE via this link, or afterwards on catch-up: http://democracy.stockport.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?MId=27221&EVT=101&DT=A

Note that the Web Casts are embedded in the meeting agendas.

There's a page about Marple AC that tries to explain in simple terms what they do and how you can get involved here:

http://www.marple.website/marple-area-committee.html

The page includes a map of the Marple Wards so you can see exactly where the boundaries of Marple North and Marple South and High Lane are. It also features a live feed from the Stockport Council web site at the bottom that shows links to the latest agendas issued, meetings held etc.

There is also a shortcut link to the Marple Area Committee page on the council site: www.stockport.gov.uk/mac

[admin]

The agenda for the Marple Area Committee Meeting on Wednesday 11 November has been published.

The meeting starts at 6pm and in the light of government guidance on social-distancing and the ongoing impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, this meeting will be held remotely. The press and public are able to follow the proceedings by watching the live webcast of the meeting.

Watch LIVE via this link, or afterwards on catch-up: http://democracy.stockport.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?MId=27220&EVT=101&DT=A

Note that the Web Casts are embedded in the meeting agendas.

There's a page about Marple AC that tries to explain in simple terms what they do and how you can get involved here:

http://www.marple.website/marple-area-committee.html

The page includes a map of the Marple Wards so you can see exactly where the boundaries of Marple North and Marple South and High Lane are. It also features a live feed from the Stockport Council web site at the bottom that shows links to the latest agendas issued, meetings held etc.

There is also a shortcut link to the Marple Area Committee page on the council site: www.stockport.gov.uk/mac

[admin]

The agenda for the Marple Area Committee Meeting on Wednesday 30 September has been published.

The meeting starts at 6pm and in the light of government guidance on social-distancing and the ongoing impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, this meeting will be held remotely. The press and public are able to follow the proceedings by watching the live webcast of the meeting.

One the interesting items on this agenda is the Open Forum: 

Churches Together in Marple and Marple, Mellor & Marple Bridge Energy Saving Strategy (MESS) indicated that they wished to address the Area Committee as part of the Open Forum arrangements regarding “Litter in Marple”.

Another is that the Sportsman in Strines has been nominated as an Asset of Community Value, which could be the precursor to a community take-over if we're lucky!

Watch LIVE via this link, or afterwards on catch-up: http://democracy.stockport.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?MId=27219&EVT=101&DT=A

Note that the Web Casts are now embedded in the meeting agendas.

There's a page about Marple AC that tries to explain in simple terms what they do and how you can get involved here:

http://www.marple.website/marple-area-committee.html

The page includes a map of the Marple Wards so you can see exactly where the boundaries of Marple North and Marple South and High Lane are. It also features a live feed from the Stockport Council web site at the bottom that shows links to the latest agendas issued, meetings held etc.

There is also a shortcut link to the Marple Area Committee page on the council site: www.stockport.gov.uk/mac

[admin]

Extraordinary, Marple Area Committee: Wednesday, 2nd September, 2020 6.00 pm

Councillor Call for Action (CCfA) - Temporary Withdrawal of the rail service on the on the Rose Hill Line

Under the provisions of CP12 in the Constitution ‘Councillor Call for Action (CCfA) – Protocol’, Councillor Lisa Smart has submitted a CCfA in connection with the announcement that Northern Trains are withdrawing the rail service on the Rose Hill line for three months from 14 September 2020. This will mean no service from Rose Hill or Woodley stations and a substantial reduction in service from Romiley station.

Over 5,400 people have signed a petition against this withdrawal of service.

Under the terms of the Constitution: the Area Committee may decide to:-

(a)  Assist with the resolution of the issue if it has the necessary power within its terms of reference and delegated budgets.
(b)  Make recommendations to the appropriate Cabinet Member or Corporate Director.
(c)  Establish a working group to look at the issue in more detail i.e. undertake a local scrutiny review of the issue.
(d)  Take no further action but give reasons as to why it has decided to take no further action.
(e)  A combination of the above.

Members are invited to debate the issue and agree the way forward as set out at (a) – (e) above.

This will be a webcast remote meeting

Watch live or on catch-up here: http://democracy.stockport.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?MId=27839&EVT=101&DT=A

[admin]

The agenda for the Marple Area Committee Meeting on Wednesday 19 August has been published.

The meeting starts at 6pm and in the light of government guidance on social-distancing and the ongoing impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, this meeting will be held remotely. The press and public are able to follow the proceedings by watching the live webcast of the meeting.

One very interesting item on this agenda is the planning application for development of the former RBS building on Market Street: 

"Conversion of ground floor from Bank (Use Class A2) to Restaurant/Bar (Use Class A3/A4), together with demolition of existing first floor and replacement with new extension to provide 4 no. apartments at first floor and second floor level."

Watch LIVE via this link, or afterwards on catch-up: http://democracy.stockport.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?MId=27218&EVT=101&DT=A

Note that the Web Casts are now embedded in the meeting agendas.

There's a page about Marple AC that tries to explain in simple terms what they do and how you can get involved here:

http://www.marple.website/marple-area-committee.html

The page includes a map of the Marple Wards so you can see exactly where the boundaries of Marple North and Marple South and High Lane are. It also features a live feed from the Stockport Council web site at the bottom that shows links to the latest agendas issued, meetings held etc.

There is also a shortcut link to the Marple Area Committee page on the council site: www.stockport.gov.uk/mac

[admin]

The agenda for the Marple Area Committee Meeting on Wednesday 22 July has been published.

The meeting starts at 6pm and in the light of government guidance on social-distancing and the ongoing impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, this meeting will be held remotely. The press and public are able to follow the proceedings by watching the live webcast of the meeting. Watch LIVE via this link, or afterwards on catch-up:

http://democracy.stockport.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?MId=27217&EVT=101&DT=A

Note that the Web Casts are now embedded in the meeting agendas.

There's a page about Marple AC that tries to explain in simple terms what they do and how you can get involved here:

http://www.marple.website/marple-area-committee.html

The page includes a map of the Marple Wards so you can see exactly where the boundaries of Marple North and Marple South and High Lane are. It also features a live feed from the Stockport Council web site at the bottom that shows links to the latest agendas issued, meetings held etc.

There is also a shortcut link to the Marple Area Committee page on the council site: www.stockport.gov.uk/mac

[admin]

The agenda for the Marple Area Committee Meeting on Wednesday 17 June has been published.

The meeting starts at 6pm and in the light of government guidance on social-distancing and the ongoing impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, this meeting will be held remotely. The press and public are able to follow the proceedings by watching the live webcast of the meeting. Watch LIVE via this link, or afterwards on catch-up:

http://democracy.stockport.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?MId=27216&EVT=101&DT=A

Note that the Web Casts are now embedded in the meeting agendas.



There's a page about Marple AC that tries to explain in simple terms what they do and how you can get involved here:

http://www.marple.website/marple-area-committee.html

The page includes a map of the Marple Wards so you can see exactly where the boundaries of Marple North and Marple South and High Lane are. It also features a live feed from the Stockport Council web site at the bottom that shows links to the latest agendas issued, meetings held etc.

There is also a shortcut link to the Marple Area Committee page on the council site: www.stockport.gov.uk/mac

[admin]

The agenda for the Marple Area Committee Meeting on Wednesday 11 March has been published.

As usual doors open around 5.30pm and the meeting starts at 6pm in the Marple Senior Citizens' Hall.

There are some traffic regulation orders around the Peacefield / Cross Lane areas that may generate the most interest.

If you can't get there you can watch LIVE via this link, or afterwards on catch-up:

http://democracy.stockport.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?MId=26656&EVT=101&DT=A

Note that the Web Casts are now embedded in the meeting agendas.

There's a page about Marple AC that tries to explain in simple terms what they do and how you can get involved here:

http://www.marple.website/marple-area-committee.html

The page includes a map of the Marple Wards so you can see exactly where the boundaries of Marple North and Marple South and High Lane are. It also features a live feed from the Stockport Council web site at the bottom that shows links to the latest agendas issued, meetings held etc.

There is also a shortcut link to the Marple Area Committee page on the council site: www.stockport.gov.uk/mac

[admin]

District Centres Report will be of interest to local shops and businesses in Marple

At Marple AC tonight a 73 page report will be considered by local councillors. While hard work to read, this report may be of great interest to local shops and businesses in Marple Town Centre.

Hopefully this link will work but I do wish Stockport Council would learn not to uses spaces in their file names:

http://democracy.stockport.gov.uk/documents/b82695/Agenda%20Item%206iv%20-%20District%20Centres%2029th-Jan-2020%2018.00%20Marple%20Area%20Committee.pdf?T=9

[admin]

The agenda for the Marple Area Committee Meeting on Wednesday 29 January has been published.

As usual doors open around 5.30pm and the meeting starts at 6pm in the Marple Senior Citizens' Hall.

This month it's quite a big agenda with a lot about District Town Centres too.

If you can't get there you can watch LIVE via this link, or afterwards on catch-up:

http://democracy.stockport.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?MId=26655&EVT=101&DT=A

Note that the Web Casts are now embedded in the meeting agendas.



There's a page about Marple AC that tries to explain in simple terms what they do and how you can get involved here:

http://www.marple.website/marple-area-committee.html

The page includes a map of the Marple Wards so you can see exactly where the boundaries of Marple North and Marple South and High Lane are. It also features a live feed from the Stockport Council web site at the bottom that shows links to the latest agendas issued, meetings held etc.

There is also a shortcut link to the Marple Area Committee page on the council site: www.stockport.gov.uk/mac

[amazon]

Thank you