The Toddington Neighbourhood Plan will cover a serious of issues, but one of them is the Green Infrastructure. Toddington households have had a leaflet and we talked to many folk at the Village Fete. But please come along to the ‘drop in’ sessions to express your views. We also need to form a sub-group to […]
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Last Wednesday (18th June) we welcomed the Chiltern Society, North Chilterns Path Maintenance Volunteers to the Glebe in Toddington. On a very hot day they cleared vegetation in the Glebe to make the paths more accessible. Thank fully two out of three tasks were in the shade but after three hours the team set of
Happy new year. Over the holiday I have created a new page under the Information menu describing “water” around Toddington. I cover two aspects: This was prompted by a recent planning application in Toddington village that would add further water into the sewage system in Toddington. I highlighted to Anglian Water that the system in
Spent time today clearing a section of path TOD34 – east of the M1 towards Redhill farm and TOD35 which joins the B5120 at M1 junction 12. Both bits that we have not cleared for a couple of years, and it shows. Also collected a large sack of litter. During this low growth period the
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There have been a few complaints about some of the urban paths obstructed by vegetation. Turns out the combination of changes of staff, policies and different CBC contractors has meant that some paths have been not addressed recently. So I have had a go at: While cutting the Dunstable Road/Luton Road path some young children
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If you are interested in Conservation, Path Maintenance, and even historical research then CBC are once again supporting the Parish Path Partnership groups. I notionally run one in Toddington and surrounds, but please contact Lindsay to find out more. Tom
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The Red Kites have been really active in Toddington this year – at least over our part of the village. A search of YouTube found this video which explains how they were re-introduced to the Chilterns and Northamptonshire. It also explains their living habits. I enjoyed it, I hope you do too.