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s Castle Trustee5 Re
rt 2023
The activities arranged by the committee nave been very well attendea" bv En£
community. The Apple juicing and Plant sale were rnore profitable than last
For the Queen's Platinum Jubilee we put on a BBQfor the community. This was
funded by a £250 donation from the Communitrf Council and oroceeds from
the plant sale. As the weather was inclement, we held it in the hall with the
3BQ on the patio under gazebos. It was very well attended.
The bookings for the School House were down on last year and back to pre-
cowid level. To help improve bookinRs we have installed broadband. This has
been possible because Openreach brought fibre to the village. So far this year
rjookings are up.
Improvements made in the year were repairing path by hall, tarmacking an
apron outside the School House and fith.ng new gates.
The hall took part in the scheme "Keep Warm Keep Well" by providing a warm
space with refreshments one morning a month.
In 2021 we had the paving slabs on the path to hall replaced with tarmac. This
job was not done to the proper standard and the companv a£reed it needee
replacing but would not commit to a date to do it. We made a claim to the
Small Claims Court for re-imbursement but unfortunatelv. we have been unable
to recover the money. The company ignored all the letters we and the court
sent. The court found in our favour and a County Court Judgement was made
against the company. The bailiffs could not find anyone connected to the
company at the addresses we had.