BT Telephone box at Cassia
TIME SENSITIVE DOCUMENT – REPLY REQUIRED
Our reference: - 27264493MR
Dear Sir or Madam,
REMOVAL OF PUBLIC PAYPHONE: 01606 593690
I am writing to advise you that the kiosk at Bramley Cottage, Cassia Green, Marton CW7 2PZ has
recently been involved in an incident, which damaged the kiosk beyond repair and it had to be
removed on safety grounds. As a result we have completed an assessment of the area and the need
for a payphone at this location. During our assessment we discovered that the payphone has
received very low or no use during the past twelve months. Due to the high costs to replace the
kiosk, we are proposing not to replace it and permanently cease service at this site.
Our obligation to provide a Universal Service will be maintained, as there are other kiosks within
the vicinity. The nearest alternative kiosk is at Cinderhill, Whitegate CW8 2BH which is 1250
meters away.
Before we can permanently remove a kiosk we have an obligation to consult with relevant public
bodies on the proposed removal. As part of the consultation process it is a requirement that the
Council reply in writing to BT within 90-days giving their comments or any objections received
from the local community. Further information on the consultation process can be found at:
http://stakeholders.ofcom.org.uk/binaries/consultations/uso/statement/removing_callboxes.pdf
If you do not reply, it will be taken that the council and interested parties have no objection to the
permanent removal of this payphone.
A notice of our proposal has been included with this letter, as you may wish to display this near the
site of the recovered kiosk.
If you require any further information or have any queries please do not hesitate to contact me via
email at btpcfo@bt.com
Yours faithfully
BT Payphones - Commercial Field Officer
TIME SENSITIVE DOCUMENT – REPLY REQUIRED
Our reference: - 27264493MR
Dear Sir or Madam,
REMOVAL OF PUBLIC PAYPHONE: 01606 593690
I am writing to advise you that the kiosk at Bramley Cottage, Cassia Green, Marton CW7 2PZ has
recently been involved in an incident, which damaged the kiosk beyond repair and it had to be
removed on safety grounds. As a result we have completed an assessment of the area and the need
for a payphone at this location. During our assessment we discovered that the payphone has
received very low or no use during the past twelve months. Due to the high costs to replace the
kiosk, we are proposing not to replace it and permanently cease service at this site.
Our obligation to provide a Universal Service will be maintained, as there are other kiosks within
the vicinity. The nearest alternative kiosk is at Cinderhill, Whitegate CW8 2BH which is 1250
meters away.
Before we can permanently remove a kiosk we have an obligation to consult with relevant public
bodies on the proposed removal. As part of the consultation process it is a requirement that the
Council reply in writing to BT within 90-days giving their comments or any objections received
from the local community. Further information on the consultation process can be found at:
http://stakeholders.ofcom.org.uk/binaries/consultations/uso/statement/removing_callboxes.pdf
If you do not reply, it will be taken that the council and interested parties have no objection to the
permanent removal of this payphone.
A notice of our proposal has been included with this letter, as you may wish to display this near the
site of the recovered kiosk.
If you require any further information or have any queries please do not hesitate to contact me via
email at btpcfo@bt.com
Yours faithfully
BT Payphones - Commercial Field Officer
Register your support for rural broadband
Hi Folks,
As I am the newly appointed champion for broadband issues (!) for the Parish Council the attached explains what is currently happening but to short cut if for you - to register your support for rural broadband in our area could you fill in the survey at this link:
http://www.connectingcheshire.org.uk/?page_id=30
Thanks for your support and the more people who do this in the village hopefully means we will go further up the priority list so feel free to pass on to others
Cheers, Cllr. Gary Cliffe.
Hi Folks,
As I am the newly appointed champion for broadband issues (!) for the Parish Council the attached explains what is currently happening but to short cut if for you - to register your support for rural broadband in our area could you fill in the survey at this link:
http://www.connectingcheshire.org.uk/?page_id=30
Thanks for your support and the more people who do this in the village hopefully means we will go further up the priority list so feel free to pass on to others
Cheers, Cllr. Gary Cliffe.
New - Please use our Facebook to inform the Parish Council what your views are. Click here.
Welcome to our Parish Website
On this home page we'll introduce our parish, village groups and highlight important areas on our site. This web site is a great way to quickly introduce ourselves and inform visitors on the activities of the Parish.
We hope you'll find the information you need on this site. We look forward to hearing from you if you have any questions, need further information, or would like to have some new information added to the site.
On this home page we'll introduce our parish, village groups and highlight important areas on our site. This web site is a great way to quickly introduce ourselves and inform visitors on the activities of the Parish.
We hope you'll find the information you need on this site. We look forward to hearing from you if you have any questions, need further information, or would like to have some new information added to the site.
Beware of scams -please see samples of scams on the Homewatch page.
Whitegate Hall 4 all
The Parish council is delighted to be supporting the efforts of Whitegate School in raising funds for the development of a proposed new sports & Assembly Hall in its grounds.
If you would be interested in making a kind donation and want to know more please follow this link http://www.whitegatehall4all.co.uk/Our_Vision/ . If you would like to be contacted to ask more, please email the project at wanttohelp@whitegatehall4all.co.uk , you may also leave a message on 01606 339145.
By kind permission of Patricia Kelsall
Message in a bottle!
Keep your vital information in your fridge in case of an emergency and place a sticker on your fridge door so emergency services know it is there. The containers are available from Alan Newton and are provided by The Lions.
Paper Collection
Please remember that the village school has a paper collection to aid school finances.
Webmaster - david.roston@btconnect.com
