DELIVERED TO HOMES IN IN THIS ISSUE LYMPNE, LYMPNE AIRFIELD SURVEY LYMPNE NEWINGREEN, RESULTS, PARISH COUNCILLOR COURT-AT VACANCY,SPEEDWATCH UPDATE, NEWSLETTER STREET AND HOUSEHOLD WASTE WEST HYTHE AND MUCH MORE AUGUST 2021 ROAD LYMPNE AIRFIELD MEMORIAL PARK—SURVEY RESULTS We would like to thank everyone who has completed the online survey and taken the time to write to the Parish Council with their comments about the proposed project.As a reminder, the project known as L.A.M.P. has been proposed after an offer in 2018 by Homes England the current owners of the Airfield for the Parish Council to tenant part of the land. The offer at the time was rejected at a public meeting held in the Village Hall for two main reasons 1. The length of the tenure and 2. the size of the plot being offered. Since then the Parish Council have been negotiating with the owners to meet the wishes of the public meeting. The idea of creating an area for the village and visitors to remember the history of the site and to support the varied wildlife seems to have hit a positive note with the owners and this prompted the issue of the survey to see what support there may be from the village. The Parish Council in no way condone the use of the field which is official private land, but realise that many people use it for walking and exercise. The survey closes on the 31st July and this article was written on the 27th July. 72 people completed the survey on line and several people contacted the Council via email– The survey consisted of 8 questions which asked people to make their comments or answer direct questions-
Q1– Asked if you were a resident of Lympne Parish 71 replied yes 1 replied no Q2- Do you use Lympne Airfield and if so how often– This prompted various replies ranging from walking the dogs, running for fitness and walking through the area, for studying the history. Three people replied that they did not use it. 6 replies stated they used to use the area but had been deterred by the fences and erection of the trespassing signs.1 Person did not know the area existed. Q3– Asked if you would give support to creating a memorial park and wildlife area– 71 people responded to this question with 91.5% (65) saying yes and 8.5% (6) saying no. Q4– was a call for volunteers should the project become a reality– 29 replied yes 29 replied maybe and 12 replied no ( 2 people left this question blank) Some people who replied mentioned their health would stop them from getting involved but they would be happy to help in other ways. Q5– asked for contact details Q6- said the following- The aim is to raise money through funding; however would you be happy for the Parish Council to spend Public money in support of this project if necessary? - 66 people replied yes, 5 replied no and 1 left this reply blank.
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(FROM PAGE 1) We also received comments from those COMMUNITY SPEED WATCH UPDATE who were less supportive of the project and gave very constructive reasons for the opposition .One resident Fair weather allowed the Speedwatch team to mount raised concerns about the suggested entrance to the eleven sessions during June and it was a record month site through Beacon Way. This has now been removed for offenders observed (136) representing 9% of from the plans. Concerns were raised over additional passing vehicles. At least 11 letters of advice to parking problems in side streets should the area keepers have been issued. 20 roadside volunteer- become popular. This was especially relevant after the hours were involved.As an experiment following influx of walkers to the village during lockdown. comments on social media we ran a session on Concerns were also raised about the more elderly in Aldington Road commencing 0600 hrs. Only 33 the village not accessing the information about the vehicles passed, the maximum speed reaching 23 plans. Concerns were raised about the increase in mph. We shall not be setting alarm clocks for any more vehicles and litter. Along with the support for the like this.At a more civilised hour, two cars passed at project some people expressed the concerns that this over twice the speed limit. The offenders will be should be kept as simple as possible rather than receiving personal visits from uniformed police officers introducing physical structures and a recurring theme to offer words of advice. Prompted by one of these was to obtain as big an area as possible to keep events we were joined by two police officers the development away. following week at the Stone Street entry to the village, SO WHAT HAPPENS NEXT? wielding an enforcement speed gun. Several vehicles were pulled in, some received penalty notices, others Members of the Parish Council will review the warnings. comments and emails in full and decide on any actions. The Parish Council will continue their talks with Homes England. Most importantly a meeting will be held with Welcome Back Summer Fayre the village to decide whether this project should be supported and any proposals from Homes England will Thank you to everyone who participated in our Welcome be fully disclosed. The Parish Council have been very Back Event on 1st August, visitors, stall holders, exhibitors, organisers and volunteers. clear that without the support of the residents this It was great to finally be able to do some fundraising and project will not succeed. invite everyone back to Although the survey is now closed the Council are the halls. We will give a full round up in September's newsletter always keen to receive comments from residents via including how much was raised for the Playing Field email to [email protected] or by letter to the Redevelopment. Parish Council c/o 29 Honeywood Close Lympne Lympne Village Hall Committee
HOUSEHOLD WASTE LYMPNE YOUTH CLUB Plans are in hand to reintroduce the youth club later Folkestone and Hythe District this year. The organisers would be please to hear from Council waste collections residents as to whether they would be keen for this to return to the village hall. Please send your appear to be hit and miss at expressions of interest to the Clerk at Lympne Parish the moment with rubbish Council at [email protected]– Thank you being collected a day late or longer and garden waste not at all. Residents have been left NO GREEN WASTE COLLECTION- confused about what is SHRED IT!! happening. Unfortunately we are unable to tell you exactly A resident has written in with the following suggestion-, It has come to my attention that our garden waste is no longer when things will get back to going to be collected for the foreseeable future. My bin is full and normal. However, the district as many of us are in a similar situation, the question is what are we Council have held talks with Veolia the refuse to do now? It is suggested we are to take it to our recycling depots. company who appear to be struggling with access How are they to handle the large number new visits? to drivers due to availability and isolation due to I have a pretty flower garden and my bin is always full the Covid crisis. every 2 weeks. What to do? I found myself cutting up the trimmings as I was dead heading etc and just putting them back on As you many know a decision has been made to the soil. I do not have the possibility to make a suitable size stop collecting green waste. We have confirmed compost bin. Then just a little light. What about a shredder? Yes that this is temporary situation so that the that's an idea. A small shredder kept in the garage. The cost - company can concentrate on clearing food, £87.00. Cheaper than the cost of the bin collection and the cost of household and recycling waste. There is no date mulch each year. You can use shredded garden waste directly on available as to when this service will resume and your borders as mulch, where it will help keep in moisture and any rebates will be decided later in the year. suppress weeds. It will slowly break down and return nutrients to the soil. It would be a good idea to keep weeds with seeds out of If your bin has been missed you can report this the mix. No bill for the bin and no need to buy mulch I realise that via the district Council website or use this link this is not possible for everyone. Maybe people could share a shredder. I would be most willing to do so. My shredder arrives https://www.folkestone-hythe.gov.uk/form/ tomorrow and I will see what happens. Happy gardening.
STUDYING HISTORY AND SUMMER NIGHTS AT THE BARN, AR RECTORY LANE, SALTWOOD You are warmly invited to summer Friday CHAEOLOGY IN LYMPNE (SHAL) evenings of pudding, praise and prayer at The Barn, Rectory Lane, Saltwood. Our last visit for this year provides with an opportunity The dates are 13th and 20th August, to discover so many facts about Folkestone’s history of starting at 7.00pm. which we were not aware. This is a guided tour of ST STEPHEN’S CHURCHYARD WILDLIFE FESTIVAL historic Folkestone ‘Beside the Seaside’ with Tony Well, weren’t we lucky with the weather on 17 Quarrington as our guide. It will be on Tuesday July! Our very grateful thanks go to everybody who took part, especially the children and teachers at 17thAugust starting at 2.30 pm near the Rocksalt Lympne School, Guides, Steve’s Club, Lympne restaurant at the harbour. The tour will last 2 hours and Toddlers, Saltwood School and the ‘child at heart’ will cost £7 for SHAL members and £10 for non-members adults who made the amazing bug exhibits; Nick Hollands for producing a beautiful and calming which will include the price of a hot or cold soft drink. slide show of his photos around the village; all Please book for this not- to- be- missed trip with those who helped with planning and on the day running stalls, selling refreshments and cakes. We Pamela Clark at [email protected] by Friday 13 raised over £700 after expenses which will go August. Payment for the tour is not required in advance. towards the upkeep of the church - the bills keep coming in!A lovely day all round which I think just We are scheduled to resume our talks in September and about everybody enjoyed. Watch this space for our will provide further details next month. next event. LYMPNE AIRFIELD HISTORY SOCIETY We live in strange times and until that uncertainty can be removed it remains to be seen when we can again hold presentation evenings at Lympne Castle. So once again I take another look into the Lympne Airfield history archive. This time household name, aviator Amy Johnson CBE is in this month’s spotlight as we look at her visits to Lympne Airfield. Amy Johnson at Lympne By John Simpson Born in Hull in 1903, Amy Johnson became world famous after her solo flight from the UK to Australia in 1930, the first woman to do so. Her point of departure was Croydon on 5th March, but Lympne would become an alternative starting point for some later flights. After much adulation and interest in her achievements flying to Australia, Amy returned to the UK on 4th August by Imperial Airways and the plan to land first at Lympne had to be abandoned in bad weather, so refuelling took place at Brussels instead before returning to Croydon three hours late and a civic reception at the Grosvenor House Hotel in London. On the 1st January 1931 she next set out for China from Stag Lane in west London in her DH Gipsy Moth Jason III, before a refuelling stop at Lympne, but was forced to abandon this attempt near Warsaw. On February 2nd she escorted another famous female pilot, Mrs Victor Bruce, from Lympne to Croydon as she arrived back from the USA. The next day Amy flew from Lympne to Rouen in France, returning the next day. Her next major flight was made with co-pilot Jack Humphreys from Lympne to Moscow in DH Puss Moth Jason II in 21 hours. They then flew on to Tokyo. Lympne was again her starting point as she set off for Cape Town on 14th November 1932. She was now married to fellow aviator Jim Mollison. This flight beat his record to Cape Town by ten hours as she took DH80 Puss Moth Desert Cloud the 6300 miles to the city in 4 days, 10 hours 28 minutes. The next February she would wave off Mollison to Brazil as he set out from Lympne chasing another record. She would go on to make more flights with Mollison and solo, before divorcing him in August 1938. These included a near fatal crash landing in Connecticut with him en route to Brooklyn in 1933 and another attempt to reach Melbourne with Mollison in DH88 Comet Racer Black Magic in 1934. The flight was abandoned at Allahabad with fuel problems. Another record braking flight to Cape Town followed in May 1936, this time from Gravesend. Sadly Amy would go on to make her last flight whilst serving in the Air Transport Auxiliary or ATA in January 1941. Her ill fated flight in a twin engine Airspeed Oxford set out from Blackpool in freezing fog for Kidlington, Oxfordshire. Hopelessly lost, with no radio, she took to her parachute as she reached the limit of fuel. She was by this time over the Thames Estuary, where she could not be plucked to safety aboard HMS Haslemere in time and drowned in freezing water. L/C Walter Fletcher was also lost that day as he took to the water to try to help ‘another person’ in the water. This was thought to be her bag! He is buried in the Woodlands cemetery in Gillingham. The body of Amy Johnson was never found. For more information about Lympne Airfield History Society, please contact John Simpson on 01303 265078 or email [email protected]
SERVICES AT ST STEVE’S STEPHEN’S CLUB CHURCH Join us at Steve’s Club on All services are at Sunday mornings at The 11.00 am Harry Margary Hall during unless otherwise term time from 1045am– stated 12pm (except for Second Sundays when we lead Family Worship at the church). 1st Parish Communion We have fun groups for children aged 3-10 years old 7th Wedding 1.30 pm and always welcome new faces. The Monday Club for 8th Hooba Family Service young people 11-16 yrs is held after school on Monday (Hooba services are for families and all those free spirits 530-7pm For more information please ring Christine on who like adventure and excitement) 03000301662 th email [email protected] 15 Morning Worship 15th Wedding 1.30 pm A MESSAGE FROM REV BARRY 22nd Parish Communion th As I write this, I am thinking how the 26 Wedding 1.00 pm weather has changed but I haven’t. Today is 29th Benefice Communion at Saltwood 10.00 am glorious and I have all the windows and Baptism at Lympne 2.00pm doors open. Instead of complaining that it is too wet and most untypical for the time of 31st Wedding Blessing 2.00pm year, I am now complaining that it is too 31st Wedding Blessing 2.00pm hot. But that is the privilege and tradition of being English, maybe; but it is not Godly. There are forty-seven verses in the Bible about not complaining. Here August is traditionally the month is just one of them: KENT to sit back and admire the results of our hard work but there is still Do everything without grumbling or arguing, so that GARDENER plenty to be done with the you may become blameless and pure, “children of lawnmower and rake. By giving a God without fault in a warped and crooked feed to the bedding plants it will generation.” Then you will shine among them like help to keep them colourful but resist giving roses a late stars in the sky. Philippians 2:12-15 feed which will encourage tender new growth - a treat for pests - which may not harden off before the first frost. What we are being taught is to avoid negative thinking. If we Taking photos of the borders will remind you of the plants allow negative thought to dominate us, we become negative. which need moving and the spaces which need filling. We become the sort of people no one wants to be around. If Prune the new whippy growth on a wisteria back to five or on the other hand we look to the blessings in our lives and six leaves to encourage the formation of buds but tie in feel grateful, we become more attractive to others. any shoots needed to fill in the framework. If there is a dry spell now and in September water camellia and Not long ago I was speaking to a colleague who had met with rhododendrons well as they will be forming flower buds one of their congregation. The person in question was for next spring. Do not prune cherry or plum trees after complaining that her son never telephoned. Upon the end of August as they become susceptible to coral examination it turned out that whenever the son called his spot fungus which takes to the air in autumn and winter. mother complained that he never called and grumbled about Check apple, pear and plum fruit for brown rot and any all her problems. My clergy friend suggested that this lady showing beige coloured growths bag and bin do not asks her son how he was and how life was treating him. It compost. On a more cheerful note vegetables will need or was soon reported that the son now rang his mother every be nearing harvest. Harvesting beans regularly should week and their conversation was an enjoyable one. encourage cropping for several weeks. If harvesting leaves empty ground try a catch crop of radish or spinach A simple lesson, yet so transforming. We would have less to complain about if we simply stopped complaining. Life would for a late salad. Cuttings can be taken now and over be happier, and we would be more popular because we wintered for new plants next year. Take a firm shoot from would be nicer to be around. Our positive thinking would this years growth about 10-15 cms long, cut the stalk just radiate to others and cause them to feel better about under a leaf node and trim to leave two or three leaves themselves too. So, we not only become brighter and above. Put three or four of these in a small pot of happier we make others brighter and happier. Like ripples on compost ad cover with a plastic bag. Place in a warm spot a lake, we can affect all around us, so let us lift others and out of direct sunlight. When roots show at the bottom the make our world a better place. shoots can be potted on individually. Happy gardening.
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COUNCILLOR COUNCILLOR VACANCY ROB AUGER In light of the news that Rob Auger has stood down from the Council, the Parish Council are Cllr Rob Auger has decided to stand down from public now able to use their Co-opting powers to ap- duty as a Parish Councillor. point a new Councillor to make up the 7 that form the committee. In order to apply you must Rob has served Lympne be a British or Republic of Ireland Citizen have Parish Council since 2012. reached the age of 18, lived or worked in the Par- Prior to this he was instrumental in the progression of the Lympne ish (or within three miles) for at least 12 months Village Plan. He played a proactive part in many and not be disqualified from holding the office of decisions affecting Lympne Parish for example Councillor. negotiating a good broadband service for the The work of a Parish Councillor can be verfy re- village, fighting the threat of a biomass Power warding and give you a chance to make a differ- Station and supporting many projects in the ence in your community. Parish. If you are interested in becoming a councillor the Rob is taking a well earned rest from public life and the Parish Council wish to thank for his following link will give you further information– contribution to the village and wish him well for CLICK ME or contact the Clerk at the following the future. email address [email protected]
LYMPNE Current Members PARISH COUNCIL Sally Edwards – Chair, All Correspondence should be sent to CONTACT DETAILS Jo Howes – Vice Chair, the Parish Clerk If you have any queries Rob Auger Jeff Lawrence regarding local issues, or any other Kerry Boyland-Wood 29 Honeywood Close Lympne matters you wish to raise, you can Claire Yates and contact Lympne Parish Councillors Michael Boor Tel: 01303 230 525 Darren Burden e-mail: [email protected]
OTHER CONTACTS DISTRICT COUNCILLORS- COUNTY COUNCILLOR KCC WARDEN JON LODGE Cllr Doug Wade– KCC Cllr Andy Weatherhead 07969 583915 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Cllr John Wing– Email [email protected]
REFUSE COLLECTION DATES AUGUST 2021 Recycling (Purple Lid/Black Box) and Food Waste will be collected on: Tuesday 10th and 24th August Non-Recyclables (Green Lid) and Food Waste will be collected on: Tuesday 3rd,17th and 31st August
Garden Waste Collections have been suspended temporarily Please do not put the lid on the Black Box—use the food waste container or a heavy object .
OVERFLOWING PUBLIC BINS YOU can report overflowing public bins on line
www.folkestone-hythe.gov.uk/full-bins
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