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Repton Parish Council is the Parish Authority for
Repton and Milton in South Derbyshire. It
is the tier of local government that is closest to the community, below South Derbyshire District
Council and Derbyshire County Council. Parish Councillors are unpaid but have an active interest and concern for their local community. They are required to abide by a local government code of conduct and declare their financial interest in the parish. They must also declare any personal or prejudicial interest in matters discussed at council meetings. |
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Council amenitiesMitre
Recreation Field. Situated off Burton Road, this near 2-acre parcel of land
was gifted to the village in
1923 by John Stewart Shearme, an assistant teacher at Repton School, for the benefit of local young people.
The recreation field is a registered charity and is maintained by the Parish Council as trustees.
It is the principal location for children's play equipment in the village
and the Scouting/Guiding Den also stands here. A Pre-School group currently makes use of the
Den as well. |
millennium project
with the assistance of the District Council, local
businesses and local residents. Many
new trees and shrubs of species native to the locality are flourishing there,
together
with existing trees on the southern boundary that are well over 100 years old.
The public are free to walk in Sledge Wood at any time. |
Serving the communityDuring the past year the Parish Council has completed a number of useful initiatives for the benefit of the local community:
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