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ldmpc.org for a number of years this was the website for the in the uk. in 2013, a group of residents in the small village of lilleshall located near newport called for its own breakaway council. three hundred forty people signed a petition calling for a new council serving solely lilleshall. campaigners argued that independence for the village would bring a number of benefits, including fewer councilors and more money to spend on local amenities. the telford & wrekin council carried out a review to see what the villagers think of the idea. they said: “we will look at consulting with residents particularly in lilleshall but we will also be talking to people in donnington and muxton. we will look at whether the parish would be viable and whether the community would be served well by the proposal.” at the time philip hawkins, of church meadow, lilleshall, who led the campaign, said: “but for the misinformed petitions raised during its first community governance review, lilleshall would have had a far more representative, inclusive and better funded community parish council since 2011. we would be sitting with about nine councillors behind a secure parish boundary as a satellite village of newport alongside church aston and edgmond.” apparently, the campaigners were successful since there is now a new website for just the donnington and muxton parish council : http://donningtonmuxtonpc.org . the old ldmpc.org website’s domain eventually expired once the usefulness of the site was over. lilleshall was no longer part of the . recently i discovered that the domain was available, so i bought it with the goal of recreating as much of its original content as possible from archived pages. i did not want someone else to purchase the domain and re-purpose the site for something that had nothing in common with the original website. i always try to visit lilleshall and see my great aunt whenever i am in the manchester uk doing work for a client. i am the head of a healthcare data analytics team. the progressive software company i work for sends us all over the world to help companies and organizations with their software. we do a lot of custom software development along with our salesforce consulting services. our goal is to become the company to go to for either assisting in the inital implementation of the salesforce platform for a company or organization to ensure their salesforce configuration fits their business process or for those companies that already has salesforce but need help in efficiently integrating the conpany's marketing, customer service, order management, quoting, erp and other critical, back- or front-end systems. we also provide guidance and tips so the actual users of salesforce so the orgainization can maximize the value they can get from their salesforce investment. btw: my great aunt lives nearby to the famous lilleshall national sports & conferencing centre. recreating the old website for me is for nostalgic purposes, but others might consider the information on this site for historical purposes. please be indulgent, since it does not contain all the original information. instead it gives a snapshot of what the old site offered its parish members. enjoy! about the parish of lilleshall and donnington is made up of three wards and is one of the largest within the borough of telford and wrekin. these wards are: donnington donnington is the largest village within the parish consisting of a population of 4477 (dec 02) and is situated north east of telford town centre. it was once a mining community but this ended in 1979 when the granville colliery closed. the parish council offices and community hall is located here in turreff avenue sharing the same building as the library. donnington has a small number of shops on wrekin drive and albert place. it is also home to the war departments brigade ordinance depot (bod) which moved here prior to world war 2 when it was known as the central ordinance depot –cod. this ward is represented by six councillors on the parish council. lilleshall lilleshall is a small village situated 4 km south-west of newport just off the a518 newport-telford road in shropshire. together with church aston the population in december 2002 was 967. there is a recently formed residents association, which is working together with the parish council and the borough council to improve the village. its most famous landmark is the lilleshall monument, which stands on top of lilleshall hill. the tenants of the village erected this structure in memory of their landlord george leveson gower, first duke of sutherland. it was completed in 1833. during the 1800’s most of the houses and farms in the village were tenanted and remained so until a major sale in 1917 when most properties were bought by their tenants. today the village population mostly consists of commuters and the retired. two miles to the south of the village is lilleshall hall. the hall, set in secluded surroundings, was originally built in 1831 as a hunting lodge for the duke of sutherland. it is now the home of the national sports council for england. located in the centre is a sports injury rehabilitation clinic where many famous athletes have spent time recuperating from injuries. the centre is also the base of the british archery association and the british gymnastics association. lilleshall is represented by three councillors on the parish council. muxton muxton, originally a small village dating back to saxon times, lies between lilleshall and donnington in shropshire, england. it has now grown with new residential dwellings constantly being erected and now forms part of the new town of telford. in 2002 the population was 4245. as of the 2011 the population was 6,557. in the early 2000’s residents fought against plans for the coal board to start open-cast mining. fortunately for the area, the residents won. this ward is also represented by six councilors on the parish council. ++++ faq what is a parish council? parish councils are local authorities first created by statute in 1894 and is the tier of local government closest to the people. its members are elected by the electors in the parish area and serve for four years. how is the parish council funded? parish councils are funded through council tax by precepting for a sum to be raised by the borough council and by income from any service they provide, for example, hire of a community hall. they then use this to help improve the local community. how do i report a street light not working? on every street light is a code, usually beginning with a letter and followed by some numbers. note the number and either ‘phone the parish clerk on 608001 or ‘phone telford and wrekin council on 384000. how can i get bulk refuse removed? just by phoning 384384 and inform them of the type of refuse that you require to be removed. ++++ 2011 ldmpc bulletin board 13th apr 2011 estate walkabout: an estate walkabout will take place at 1.30pm meeting at the junction of leonard close and winifred’s drive, donnington. residents are invited to join the walkabout and discuss issues with representatives from the wrekin housing trust, parish council, local policing team and telford & wrekin council 20th apr 2011 estate walkabout: an estate walkabout will take place at 1.30pm meeting at the junction of hayward avenue and new road, donnington. residents are invited to join the walkabout and discuss issues with representatives from the wrekin housing trust, parish council, local policing team and telford & wrekin council. 27th apr 2011 estate walkabout: an estate walkabout will take place at 2pm meeting at the lifelong learning centre, st matthew’s road, donnington. residents are invited to join the walkabout and discuss issues with representatives from the wrekin housing trust, parish council, local policing team and telford & wrekin council. 11th may 2011 estate walkabout: an estate walkabout will take place at 2pm mee

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