Marple Area Committee Meetings [Until 9 April 2025]

[admin]

The agenda for the Marple Area Committee Meeting on Wednesday 22 June has been published.

Things will get back to normal following the recent elections with the appoint of a new chair for the committee.

Several interesting topics include news about the Stockport CAN Fund and a Flexibility Funding application from Marple Youth Project to enable them to run 2 times a week.

The location is Marple Senior Citizens' Hall, making it easier for local people to attend.

The press and public are able to follow the proceedings by watching the live webcast of the meeting.

Watch LIVE via this link, or afterwards on catch-up: https://democracy.stockport.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?CId=138&MId=28428&Ver=4

Note that the Web Casts are embedded in the meeting agendas.

There's a page about Marple AC that tries to explain in simple terms what they do and how you can get involved here:

http://www.marple.website/marple-area-committee.html

The page includes a map of the Marple Wards so you can see exactly where the boundaries of Marple North and Marple South and High Lane are. It also features a live feed from the Stockport Council web site at the bottom that shows links to the latest agendas issued, meetings held etc.

There is also a shortcut link to the Marple Area Committee page on the council site: www.stockport.gov.uk/mac

[admin]

The agenda for the Marple Area Committee Meeting on Wednesday 6 April has been published.

This will be the last MAC until 22 June due to the elections. The good news is that it will be held in Marple Senior Citizens' Hall, making it easier for local people to attend.

The press and public are able to follow the proceedings by watching the live webcast of the meeting.

Watch LIVE via this link, or afterwards on catch-up: https://democracy.stockport.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?CId=138&MId=27508&Ver=4

Note that the Web Casts are embedded in the meeting agendas.

There's a page about Marple AC that tries to explain in simple terms what they do and how you can get involved here:

http://www.marple.website/marple-area-committee.html

The page includes a map of the Marple Wards so you can see exactly where the boundaries of Marple North and Marple South and High Lane are. It also features a live feed from the Stockport Council web site at the bottom that shows links to the latest agendas issued, meetings held etc.

There is also a shortcut link to the Marple Area Committee page on the council site: www.stockport.gov.uk/mac

[admin]

The agenda for the Marple Area Committee Meeting on Wednesday 9 March has been published.

It appears that the meeting will still be in the Town Hall Council Chamber starting at 6pm, although I did think it was mentioned last time that it would be returning to Marple.

A big feature of this meeting is the number of applications for Area Flexibility Funding before the end of the FY from local groups.

The press and public are able to follow the proceedings by watching the live webcast of the meeting.

Watch LIVE via this link, or afterwards on catch-up: https://democracy.stockport.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?CId=138&MId=27507&Ver=4

Note that the Web Casts are embedded in the meeting agendas.

There's a page about Marple AC that tries to explain in simple terms what they do and how you can get involved here:

http://www.marple.website/marple-area-committee.html

The page includes a map of the Marple Wards so you can see exactly where the boundaries of Marple North and Marple South and High Lane are. It also features a live feed from the Stockport Council web site at the bottom that shows links to the latest agendas issued, meetings held etc.

There is also a shortcut link to the Marple Area Committee page on the council site: www.stockport.gov.uk/mac

[admin]

Marple Area Committee Meeting Wednesday 26 January 2022

Details of the agenda for the Marple Area Committee Meeting of 26 January was announced in this topic as normal.

One item on the agenda (8 ) covering "Marple District Centre Walking and Cycling Improvements" generated huge interest and a large number of posts in this thread.

These responses have now been filtered into a new stand-alone topic focused on that subject in preparation for further discussion when the consultation requested by local councillors is available.

The new topic has been moved to Local Issues and all the posts can be found here: Marple District Centre Walking and Cycling Improvements.

You can watch the area committee meeting on catch-up here: https://democracy.stockport.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?MId=27506&EVT=101&DT=A

Note that the Web Casts are embedded in the meeting agendas.

There's a page about Marple AC that tries to explain in simple terms what they do and how you can get involved here:

http://www.marple.website/marple-area-committee.html

[admin]

Marple Area Committee Meeting of 1st December 2021

Unfortunately I was indisposed in the period leading up to the last Marple Area Committee on Wednesday 1st December, so I was unable to promote it as normal.

It was a long one, over 4 hours and 20 minutes, mainly due to the Garden House Planning Application.

If you missed it like me and want to catch-up you can do so here: https://stockport.public-i.tv/core/portal/webcast_interactive/616722

[admin]

The agenda for the Marple Area Committee Meeting on Wednesday 20 October has been published.

The meeting starts at 6pm in the Town Hall Council Chamber.

The press and public are able to follow the proceedings by watching the live webcast of the meeting.

Watch LIVE via this link, or afterwards on catch-up: https://democracy.stockport.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?MId=27504&EVT=101&DT=A

Note that the Web Casts are embedded in the meeting agendas.

There's a page about Marple AC that tries to explain in simple terms what they do and how you can get involved here:

http://www.marple.website/marple-area-committee.html

The page includes a map of the Marple Wards so you can see exactly where the boundaries of Marple North and Marple South and High Lane are. It also features a live feed from the Stockport Council web site at the bottom that shows links to the latest agendas issued, meetings held etc.

There is also a shortcut link to the Marple Area Committee page on the council site: www.stockport.gov.uk/mac

[admin]

The agenda for the Marple Area Committee Meeting on Wednesday 15 September has been published.

The meeting starts at 6pm in the Town Hall Council Chamber.

The press and public are able to follow the proceedings by watching the live webcast of the meeting.

Watch LIVE via this link, or afterwards on catch-up: http://democracy.stockport.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?MId=27503&EVT=101&DT=A

Note that the Web Casts are embedded in the meeting agendas.

There's a page about Marple AC that tries to explain in simple terms what they do and how you can get involved here:

http://www.marple.website/marple-area-committee.html

The page includes a map of the Marple Wards so you can see exactly where the boundaries of Marple North and Marple South and High Lane are. It also features a live feed from the Stockport Council web site at the bottom that shows links to the latest agendas issued, meetings held etc.

There is also a shortcut link to the Marple Area Committee page on the council site: www.stockport.gov.uk/mac

[Steve Gribbon]

Good morning

With regards to tonight’s Area Committee meeting, if anyone has any upcoming events that are of community benefit I would be happy to mention these during chairs announcements. Please feel free to contact me with anything of note, this is the same for all Area Committee meetings.

Kind regards

Steve

[admin]

The agenda for the Marple Area Committee Meeting on Wednesday 4 August has been published.

The meeting starts at 6pm in the Town Hall Council Chamber. In the light of the ongoing impact of the coronavirus pandemic and the consequent limited capacity of many of the council's meeting rooms, members of the public are strongly encouraged to watch the public webcast rather than attend the meeting in person unless you are attending for the purposes of public speaking on planning applications.

The press and public are able to follow the proceedings by watching the live webcast of the meeting.

Watch LIVE via this link, or afterwards on catch-up: http://democracy.stockport.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?CId=138&MId=27502&Ver=4

Note that the Web Casts are embedded in the meeting agendas.

There's a page about Marple AC that tries to explain in simple terms what they do and how you can get involved here:

http://www.marple.website/marple-area-committee.html

The page includes a map of the Marple Wards so you can see exactly where the boundaries of Marple North and Marple South and High Lane are. It also features a live feed from the Stockport Council web site at the bottom that shows links to the latest agendas issued, meetings held etc.

There is also a shortcut link to the Marple Area Committee page on the council site: www.stockport.gov.uk/mac

[Steve Gribbon]

Good afternoon

For those who are interested in attending the next Marple Area Committee on Wednesday 4th August, the location will be the Council chambers at the Town Hall. The start time will be 6pm as always.

This is a decision that has been taken by Council officers and will apply to all Borough Area Committees.

Kind regards

Steve

[admin]

The agenda for the Marple Area Committee Meeting on Wednesday 23 June has been published.

The meeting starts at 6pm in the Town Hall Council Chamber. In the light of the ongoing impact of the coronavirus pandemic and the consequent limited capacity of many of the council's meeting rooms, members of the public are strongly encouraged to watch the public webcast rather than attend the meeting in person unless you are attending for the purposes of public speaking on planning applications.

As we've been advised by @Steve Gribbon, this meeting will see him elected as Chair for the coming year. This month is a lengthy agenda including a report on the High Lane Neighbourhood Plan.

The press and public are able to follow the proceedings by watching the live webcast of the meeting.

Watch LIVE via this link, or afterwards on catch-up: http://democracy.stockport.gov.uk/ieListDocuments.aspx?MId=27501&EVT=101&DT=A

Note that the Web Casts are embedded in the meeting agendas.

There's a page about Marple AC that tries to explain in simple terms what they do and how you can get involved here:

http://www.marple.website/marple-area-committee.html

The page includes a map of the Marple Wards so you can see exactly where the boundaries of Marple North and Marple South and High Lane are. It also features a live feed from the Stockport Council web site at the bottom that shows links to the latest agendas issued, meetings held etc.

There is also a shortcut link to the Marple Area Committee page on the council site: www.stockport.gov.uk/mac

[Steve Gribbon]

Thank you for the explanation.

My pleasure, happy to help

Steve

[Condate]

Thank you for the explanation.

[Steve Gribbon]

Good morning. I have raised this question with the democratic services department, this is the answer I received:

Good Afternoon Councillor Gribbon, thank you for your email. 
 
We have four area committees that would ordinarily take place outside the Town Hall during area committee week.  Most of these venues would be unable to accommodate the committee, officers and members of the public while socially distanced.
 
Accommodation within the civic complex for this first cycle of meetings also has the benefit of being appropriately staffed and covid-19 risk assessed to ensure that each meeting room is covid-secure and has been appropriately sanitised before anyone has been admitted to the meeting.  Moreover, there is on-site  staffing in place at town hall reception to manage members of the public should numbers exceed the stated capacity of the room.
 
The capacity limitations of external venues, coupled with the above logistical issues has led us to conclude that it would be helpful for us to apply a consistent approach to the management of risk across all area committees, and therefore conclude that until such a point that social distancing rules have been relaxed, (which may be post 21 June 2021) the civic complex is the most appropriate venue.


I can see the point from a ‘safety first’ side but we will be looking forward to coming home for the following meetings and I have made this clear to the services department.

Kind regards and stay safe

Steve

[wheels]

Presumably because this idiot government have decreed that council meetings can no longer be held via zoom but have now to return to in person events no matter what the risk to the public, staff or elected members and no Marple venue can be guaranteed to be safe and is large enough to accommodate a large public audience.