Author: Jerzy Schmidt

Three plots are available for rent at our allotment site situated at the northern end of Queensway

If interested, please contact the clerk

Works to stabilise the landslip on Broughton Hill are now complete and the road is fully open again in both directions

See our Neighbourhood Plan page for further information

A landslip on the A606 Nottingham to Melton Road at Broughton Hill has disrupted traffic since 21st June 2016. Diversion signs are in operation and direct traffic along Six Hills Lane, the A6006 and the A46.

Update Wednesday 6th July 2016

The road remains open to SOUTHBOUND traffic only. Northbound traffic is directed along Six Hills Lane, the A6006 and the A46. Leicestershire Highways are reviewing... Read More »

Sad News

It is with great sadness that we have to announce the death of councillor Zena Stansbie. Zena was elected onto Broughton and Dalby Parish Council in 1976 and served continuously for 37 years until her death in June.

In her early days of office, Zena was an active member of the Save the Vale Campaign as well as the Vale of Belvoir Association of Parish Councils at the time when the Coal Board... Read More »

We are pleased to announce that the Parish Council is now back to full membership with the co-option of Jackie Todd to represent the Broughton Ward and Duncan Bennett to represent Old Dalby

It is with great sadness that we announce that two of our Parish Councillors, Richard Putnam and David Ayres, have pased away within the last month.

Following requests for a further public exhibition Ecotricity will be holding a drop in information session between 5pm – 8pm on Thursday 13th May at Nether Broughton Village Hall, Nether Broughton.

Members of the Ecotricity team will be there to discuss the proposal and the Environmental Impact Assessment with local residents, and to answer any questions they may have. The Parish Council urge... Read More »