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The Swanland Preservation
Society was formed in 1987,
primarily to fight the proposed Beech Hill development. In 1989
it was renamed the Swanland Village
Association (SVA) to reflect its growing range
of activities. Since then it has evolved to be a dynamic force
within the village responsible for many new initiatives. In
a nutshell, the SVA
exists primarily to keep Swanland a pleasant place to live.
It works closely with the Parish Council and other local Authorities.
If the SVA cannot
deal with some issues we may suggest that you approach the appropriate
Councillor or MP |
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| The SVA
aims to represent the views of ALL villagers, not just SVA members.
However, new members are always welcome to involve more people
– it only costs £2 per year - download
a joining form. An annual general meeting, open to the public
is held annually at which the committee are elected. Committee
meetings are held every two months. The
SVA provides this website, which sends out update
e-mails of local news. An SVA
News Letter is produced every 4 months and
the Swanland Signpost
information booklet every few years. Both of these publications
are delivered free to every household in the Village. |
