Any Lytchett Matravers resident can now apply for an emergency grant of up to £200 to help cover essential living costs until government support is delivered and residents are able to resume normal working lives. In order to apply for
The fantastic residence of Lytchett Matravers have come together under the community group ‘The Lytchett Matravers Angels’ and are already helping residents in isolation with prescription collection, shopping and running a food bank, as well as sorting out people to
The Parish Council wants to try to make sure that everybody who has to stay at home, in isolation at this time, has access to all the things they need. If you think you could benefit from any of the
You will have seen lots in the news about COVID-19. We were going to put a status bulletin up on our LMPC website, but as the situation changes so often, it is more important that we direct you to reliable
UPDATED (February 2020): Change of date and times for works… To enable Dorset Council to carry out maintenance work, they plan to close Poole Road, Lytchett Matravers between the 24th March and 25th March 2020. The road will be closed
The Lytchett Matravers Parish Council has declared a Climate Emergency and is preparing an Action Plan to reduce the village’s carbon footprint. Please complete this survey to help us make sure we address the right issues in the Action Plan
On 9th October children from the village school came to a meeting of the Lytchett Matravers Parish Council and delivered a petition they had organised which said: “We ask that Lytchett Matravers Parish Council declare a Climate Emergency to ensure
LMPC Consultation Planning application has been received for change of use to land off Flowers Drove, Lytchett Matravers, to develop a Suitable Alternative Natural Greenspace (SANG) & associated car park. You can check the details on DC @ https://planningsearch.purbeck-dc.gov.uk/ Application
Every small authority in England with an annual turnover of £6.5m or less must complete an annual return at then end of each financial year (31st March). The Parish Council have published their annual return for the period to 31st
On Thursday 26th September essential work is being undertaken to repair a number of small areas of the tarmac surface of the High Street car park. This will not affect the whole of the car park and so it will remain in use during this time, but some area may be temporarily cordoned off.