Marton Village, Warwickshire
Great Marton Get Together 2024
The start of the summer holidays seem a long
time ago but Marton celebrated on the
Saturday 13 July with The Great Marton Get
Together.
The weather behaved itself and there was a
great turnout, also helped by a strong
publicity campaign in the area. Pleasingly this
was also reflected in the overall cash take, so
important in this year when the MPFA are
looking towards improving the Pavilion (see
above). When Dinyar had completed the
accounts a sizable £1,700 had been added to
the coffers.
Marton Parish Council Annual Governance and Accountability Return 2022/2023
Notice of Public Rights 2022_2023
MPC Expenditure 2022_2023
MPC Receipts 2022_2023
MPC Summary of Receipts & Payments 2022_2023
AGAR Certificate of Exemption 2022_2023
AGAR Accounting Statement 2022_2023
AGAR Annual Governance Statement 2022_2023
AGAR Annual Internal Audit Report 2022_2023
MPC Assets year ending 31.03.2023
Marton Defibrillators
For people who couldn’t attend the recent training session on using the village defibrillators, you can do the training any time online via the British Heart Foundation’s website: https://revivr.bhf.org.uk/
Remembering Her Majesty The Queen
In response to the death of Queen Elizabeth II, there will be a minute’s silence at the start of the Marton Parish Council meeting on Tuesday 13 September and another at the Great Marton Get Together on Saturday 10 September.
In addition, a book of condolences is available at St Esprit Church. There are also books of condolences you can sign and read online, including one hosted by the Church of England and another soon to be on the Royal Family website.
Marton Parish Council Annual Governance and Accountability Return 2021/2022
30th June 2022 by Clerk
Notice of Public Rights 2024-2025
Notice of Public Rights 2021_2022
MPC Expenditure 2021_2022
MPC Receipts 2021_2022
MPC Summary of Receipts & Payments 2021_2022
AGAR Certificate of Exemption 2021_2022
AGAR Accounting Statement 2021_2022
AGAR Annual Governance Statement 2021_2022
AGAR Annual Internal Audit Report 2021_2022
MPC Assets year ending 31.03.2022
Local History Group: April 2022 Update
The next meeting of the Marton Local History Group is on Monday 25th April at 7.30 in the village hall. This will consist of the AGM, covering the time since 2019 when we last had an AGM, followed by a talk on the history of The Elms. This house has a fascinating history from its origins as a couple of cottages in the eighteenth century. As with past AGMs there is no entry charge but you still receive a complementary glass of wine. All welcome.
This is the last meeting at the hall for this season. In May there is a guided walk around historic Brinklow on Monday 16th.
Local History Group: March 2022 Update
Many thanks yet again to David Fry for giving the final part of the talk on “A Short Guide to Marton’s History” at the end of February. This part covered Eathorpe Coach Drive, High Street to Chapel End and Fields Farm Lane
The next event will be on Sunday 27th March: meeting at Birdingbury Church at 3pm for a guided tour of the church followed by tea at “The Club”. Please book beforehand with David Fry if you wish to attend.
The next meeting at the hall will be at the end of April.