© Reed Parish Council 2024
Website Accessibility Statement
Reed Village
The website of Reed Parish Council
Reed Parish Council
Information about The Cabinet borrowing authority
Reed Parish Council has successfully applied to the Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government for authority to borrow up to £400,000 to purchase The Cabinet public house should it come on the market and if it appears expedient to do so in order to save it for the community. This followed consultation of parishioners in writing and at a public meeting. The planning appeal was heard in November 2018 and the appeal was dismissed. However, no decision has yet been taken to draw down any such loan. Update: - The borrowing authority has now lapsed but could be sought again if it appears expedient to do so.Parish Council deliberations and consultation
Resolution of the Parish Council to seek borrowing authority Results of Village Survey Report of public meetingApplication for borrowing authority
ApplicationSupporting business plan and annexes
Business plan Annex 1 - Miller Report Annex 2 - Public Consultation Annex 3 - History of The Cabinet Annex 4 - Rating assessments Annex 5 - Valuation Annex 6 - Letter refusing access Annex 7 - Profit and loss forecast Annex 8 - BBPA Guide for Small Rural Pubs Annex 9 - Estate Agents’ documentation
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- Information about The Cabinet loan
© Reed Parish Council 2024
Website Accessibility Statement
Reed Village
The website of Reed Parish Council
Reed Parish Council
Information about The Cabinet
borrowing authority
Reed Parish Council has successfully applied to the Ministry for Housing, Communities and Local Government for authority to borrow up to £400,000 to purchase The Cabinet public house should it come on the market and if it appears expedient to do so in order to save it for the community. This followed consultation of parishioners in writing and at a public meeting. The planning appeal was heard in November 2018 and the appeal was dismissed. However, no decision has yet been taken to draw down any such loan. Update: - The borrowing authority has now lapsed but could be sought again if it appears expedient to do so.Parish Council deliberations and
consultation
Resolution of the Parish Council to seek borrowing authority Results of Village Survey Report of public meetingApplication for borrowing authority
ApplicationSupporting business plan and annexes
Business plan Annex 1 - Miller Report Annex 2 - Public Consultation Annex 3 - History of The Cabinet Annex 4 - Rating assessments Annex 5 - Valuation Annex 6 - Letter refusing access Annex 7 - Profit and loss forecast Annex 8 - BBPA Guide for Small Rural Pubs Annex 9 - Estate Agents’ documentation
