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Alne Parish Council

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What is a cookie

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What is in a cookie

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How to disable cookies

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Find out how to disable/enable cookies by visiting the www.aboutcookies.org website which contains information on how this is done on a wide variety of web browsers.

Further information

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Community Plan

A community plan can be used to inform officer and member opinion at district and regional level and can have a powerful impact on strategy development that affects us all. It is a means of community involvement in influencing strategy that is proven to work.

Our plan is a dynamic document, designed to have a lifespan of ten years, to be regularly re-visited and reviewed to ensure that it continues to reflect our needs over time.

The plan builds on our achievements as a community to date and seeks to bring together our aspirations for the future and help us reach them.

View the Plan

Latest News & Events

Alne Parish Council

Keep up with all the latest news and events in Alne and the surrounding areas.

Published: March 17, 2026

Update on the Community plan 2023 At the beginning of September 2022, Alne Parish Council announced that it was considering the creation of an updated …

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Published: March 17, 2023

The Alne Village Telephone Box Book Exchange was initiated by Lottie Laycock in 2012 as part of her “Duke of Alne” project. The 2023 refurbishment, …

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