Condover Parish Council would like to make all parishioners aware that it’s the time of year, that the Thermal Camera can be hired,
Why?
The colder evenings are the perfect time to use the Camera to take images of all possible ‘leakage’ areas, relating to gaps and draughts on your home
Simply scanning all window and door frames can pick out ‘blue areas’ where heat is escaping and remedial work may be required on your home
This can save you valuable money in ensuring your property is as wind-tight as possible, and avoid wastage of your heating
If you would like to hire the Thermal Imaging Camera, please email condoverpc@gmail.com with your name, address and contact telephone number.
We aim to respond to your e-mail within seven days
UPDATE 2024
Saturday 23rd November
Between 10:00am to 12:00pm
Condover Village Hall
Please come along to chat to Condover Parish Council members to find out the plans for the renewal and renovation of the sports pavilion on the Condover recreation ground.
Refreshments provided
Condover Parish Council was sadden to hear of the recent death of Jean Jackson who, amongst many other activities, served as a Parish Councillor from 2006 to 2017, only ever missing 2 meetings.
Jean played a major part in establishing the Woodland Park, as a facility for the enjoyment of the whole community. She was also a member of the Brook Close Community Housing Steering Group helping to develop affordable housing in Condover, which subsequently won the NALC Local Outstanding Project of the Year in 2016.
Jean was a well respected and active member of the Parish Council who will be sadly missed by her many friends and colleagues.
Condover Parish Council and Sports Field Management Committee are pleased to announce the opening of the BMX Cycle Track. The track is situated at the Condover Sports Field on Station Road, next to the cricket and football pitches.
The Parish Council have been aware of the need to improve recreational facilities within the Parish, principally for 9-14 year olds, who require more challenging activities. After a period of consultation with the Community it was decided that the BMX track would best meet these needs.
The tarmac track is approximately 110 metres in length and consists of a series of bends and jumps, suitable for both beginners and more experienced riders.
The project was financed from CIL funds – money received by the Parish Council from a levy placed on Developers. These funds can only be used for projects to improve the infrastructure within the community.
Don’t have mains gas heating? You could be eligible for fully funded energy efficiency improvements through the Home Upgrade Grant, helping to make your home warmer and reduce your energy bills.
You are likely to be eligible if you answer yes to all of the following:
Subject to annual review, the Parish Council provides grant funding of up to £500 for community groups / organisations who are active in the Parish. Applications are invited for 2024-25.
The closing date is noon on Tuesday 26th March 2024.
For an application form and overview of eligibility, please click the button below.
The Council does not make grants to individuals, private companies or national charities.