Marple Area Committee Meetings [Until 17 April 2024]

[admin]

Last night's Marple Area Committee meeting is now available to watch on Webcast:

https://stockport.public-i.tv/core/portal/webcast_interactive/360609

It's not quite a penalty shoot-out and there was definitely no extra time!

[admin]

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

As usual doors open around 5.30pm and the meeting starts at 6pm.

Clashing with England's semi final in the World Cup, this has the potential to be the quietest AC ever, but there are lots of Flexi-Fund applications to be heard.

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.

For ease, here is a direct link to the agenda too:

http://democracy.stockport.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?MId=25531&EVT=101&DT=A

And a link to the Marple Area Committee page on the council site: www.stockport.gov.uk/mac

If you missed last month's meeting on 6 June, you can catch-up via this link:

https://stockport.public-i.tv/core/portal/webcast_interactive/354162

[admin]

Wednesday's Marple Area Committee meeting is now available to watch on Webcast:

https://stockport.public-i.tv/core/portal/webcast_interactive/354162

[admin]

The agenda for the Marple Area Committee Meeting on Wednesday 6 June has been published.

As usual doors open around 5.30pm and the meeting starts at 6pm.

This will be the first AC meeting for new councillors @Steve Gribbon and @ColinMac who were both newly elected in May.

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.

For ease, here is a direct link to the agenda too:

http://democracy.stockport.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?CId=138&MId=25530&Ver=4

And a link to the Marple Area Committee page on the council site: www.stockport.gov.uk/mac

If you missed last month's meeting on 18 April, you can catch-up via this link:

https://stockport.public-i.tv/core/portal/webcast_interactive/346619

[admin]

Last night's Marple Area Committee meeting is now available to watch on Webcast:

https://stockport.public-i.tv/core/portal/webcast_interactive/346619

Apologies - wrong link was originally posted!

[CllrGeoffAbell]

Thanks for that mention of our last Marple Area Cmte, @admin and also thanks to all those who live in Marple and surrounding areas, who have supported us, the area and the community.   That bit I will certainly miss!

[admin]

The agenda for the Marple Area Committee Meeting on Wednesday 18 April has been published.

As usual doors open around 5.30pm and the meeting starts at 6pm.

This will be the last AC meetings for Councillors Sue Ingham and @CllrGeoffAbell, who will both be stepping down at the end of their current terms.

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.

For ease, here is a direct link to the agenda too:

http://democracy.stockport.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?MId=23208&EVT=101&DT=A

And a link to the Marple Area Committee page on the council site: www.stockport.gov.uk/mac

If you missed last month's meeting on 7 March, you can catch-up via this link:

https://stockport.public-i.tv/core/portal/webcast_interactive/338834

[admin]

If you didn't attend Marple Area Committee last night, or watch it live, you can now catch-up via the web cast here:

https://stockport.public-i.tv/core/portal/webcast_interactive/338834

If you are interested in a particular item on the agenda then you can jump to it using the menu down the right-hand side.

[admin]

The agenda for the Marple Area Committee Meeting on Wednesday 7 March has been published.

As usual doors open around 5.30pm and the meeting starts at 6pm.

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.

For ease, here is a direct link to the agenda too:

http://democracy.stockport.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?MId=23207&EVT=101&DT=A 

And a link to the Marple Area Committee page on the council site: www.stockport.gov.uk/mac

If you missed last month's meeting on 31 January, you can catch-up via this link:

https://stockport.public-i.tv/core/portal/webcast_interactive/330185

[admin]

The agenda for the Marple Area Committee Meeting on Wednesday 31 January has been published.

As usual doors open around 5.30pm and the meeting starts at 6pm.

As part of a Working Group Review last year the Area Committee agreed to engage more with the Marple Website to try and raise awareness and promote the meetings.

As an outcome of this the new Marple Website features a new page about Marple AC that tries to explain in simple terms what they do and how you can get involved.

That page is here: http://www.marple.website/marple-area-committee.html

The new 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.

For ease, here is a direct link to the agenda too:   

http://democracy.stockport.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?CId=138&MId=23206&Ver=4

And finally, a link to the Marple Area Committee page on the council site: www.stockport.gov.uk/mac


@CllrGeoffAbell @CllrKennyBlair @TomDowseMarpleSouth @Malcolm Allan @JohnBates

[admin]

The webcast of last night's Marple Area Committee Meeting is now available for viewing:

https://stockport.public-i.tv/core/portal/webcast_interactive/321571/

You can listen to discussions in full from the start or jump to an item of your choice via the menu down the right-hand side.

Chair @CllrKennyBlair was wearing his Christmas jumper but it soon got serious with one of the longest items I've even witnessed.

There was a very good presentation from Marple Neighbourhood Forum too.

[admin]

The agenda for the Marple Area Committee Meeting on Wednesday 13 December has been published.

As usual doors open around 5.30pm and the meeting starts at 6pm.

There is quite a lot being discussed at this meeting, including the Hibbert Lane Section 278 Works covered in this thread:

http://www.marple-uk.com/smf/index.php?topic=7498.0

As part of a Working Group Review earlier this year the Area Committee agreed to engage more with the Marple Website to try and raise awareness and promote the meetings.

As an outcome of this the new Marple Website features a new page about Marple AC that tries to explain in simple terms what they do and how you can get involved.

That page is here: http://www.marple.website/marple-area-committee.html

The new 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.

For ease, here is a direct link to the agenda too:   

http://democracy.stockport.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?MId=23205&EVT=101&DT=A

And finally, a link to the Marple Area Committee page on the council site: www.stockport.gov.uk/mac


@CllrGeoffAbell @CllrKennyBlair @TomDowseMarpleSouth @Malcolm Allan @JohnBates

[admin]

The dates for Marple Area Committee Meetings are now available until April 2019:

13th December 2017
31st January 2018
 7th March 2018
 18th April 2018
 6th June 2018
 11th July 2018
 8th August 2018
 26th September 2018
 7th November 2018
 12th December 2018
 30th January 2019
 6th March 2019
 10th April 2019

All meetings at 6-00pm in Marple Senior Citizens Hall (5-30pm for informal discussions with councillors).

To learn more visit: www.stockport.gov.uk/mac

[admin]

The minutes of the last Marple Area Committee Meeting on Wednesday 8th November have been published:

www.stockport.gov.uk/mac

In addition, you can listen to discussions in full or jump to an item of your choice via this link:

https://stockport.public-i.tv/core/portal/webcast_interactive/314438

[admin]

The agenda for the next Marple Area Committee Meeting on Wednesday 8th November has been published:

www.stockport.gov.uk/mac

Amongst the things being discussed are the renaming of Marple Area Committee to Marple and High Lane Area Committee. The report on the consultation is here:

http://democracy.stockport.gov.uk/documents/s127723/Constitutional%20Review%20-%20Area%20Committee%20Main%20Report.pdf

Another item being discussed is the Hibbert Lane Development - Section 278 works (traffic calming etc).

There are lots of other local issues being discussed, so have a browse of the agenda and see if there's anything that interests you.