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Clyst Hydon & District News CLYST HYDON & DISTRICT NEWS NO 486 APRIL 2020 CLYST HYDON PARISH ORGANISATIONS Parish Council Cllr David Mitchem (Chair) [email protected] 01404 822995 Cllr Barry Thrussell [email protected] 01404 822806 Cllr Chris Jones [email protected] 01884 277471 Cllr Steve Walton [email protected] 01884 277819 Cllr Chris Edwards [email protected] Keturah Clifton-Jones (Parish Clerk) [email protected] 01884 277964 Parish Council Village Website www.clysthydon.org Devon County Council Cllr [email protected] Cllr [email protected] East Devon Council Cllr Eleanor Rylance [email protected] Community Police Officer Steve Trail (PCSO) [email protected] 101 Neighbourhood Watch Phil Morris (PC) [email protected] 101 St Andrews Church Revd Marc Kerslake (Curate) [email protected] 01404 822104 Chris Jones (Churchwarden) [email protected] 01884 277471 Sarah Jones (PCC Secretary) [email protected] 01884 277471 Clyst Hydon Primary School Martin O’Mahony (Head of School) www.clyst-hydon-primary.devon.sch.uk 01884 277255 School Association (CHSA) Philip Renouf (Chairperson) [email protected] [email protected] Michael Wakley-Beddows (Secretary) Swimming Club Julie Moore [email protected] 01884 277468 Cricket & Sports Club Keith Wood 01884 277461 Village Hall David Mitchem (Chair) 01404 822995 Steve Walton (Booking Secretary) [email protected] 01884 277819 WI Mary Mitchem (President) 01404 823215 TALATON SHOP POST OFFICE - 01404 822084 Open Close Open Close Open Close Open Close Mon 0900 1300 1400 1700 0900 1300 1400 1700 Tue 0900 1300 1400 1800 Closed Closed Closed Closed Wed 0900 1300 Closed Closed 0900 1230 Closed Closed Thu 0900 1230 1400 1800 Closed Closed Closed Closed Fri 0900 1230 1400 1800 0900 1230 Closed Closed Sat 0900 1300 Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Sun 1000 1200 Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed Closed 2 April 2020 No. 486 This month there is only one topic on everyone’s mind Coronavirus COVID-19. The impact of which has been felt even in Clyst Hydon. Most events planned for April have been cancelled so please check with your organiser if you are not sure what is happening. Inside this edition of the News are calls for volunteers to help support local individuals or families who may have to go into isolation. On behalf of the News if anyone in the Parish needs support please contact 01884 2177819 and we will pass on your details to arrange support. To keep updated on the situation there are a couple of websites listed below. National www.gov.uk/government/topical-events/coronavirus-covid-19-uk-government-response www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-51711227 or www.itv.com/news/topic/coronavirus/ Local new.eastdevon.gov.uk/environmental-health-and-wellbeing/health-and-wellbeing/coronavirus- covid-19/ Throughout the magazine there are several notices from groups willing to help individuals in isolation or lock down. As your local publication, we are always looking to include updates from the many associations and groups within our community and we also like to publish letters or articles written by you! If you have any news to share, information on future events, or items to sell please do get in touch, via [email protected] Parish Council AGM Due to current restrictions on social gatherings the Parish Council AGM has been postponed. Parish Councilors can still be contacted as listed on page 2. KARATE Due to the current advice to reduce social gatherings, Karate will be suspended until further notice. We are sorry for the inconvenience CLOSING DATE FOR THE NEXT EDITION (May 2020) WILL BE 18TH April All material to the Editor please, via email: [email protected] 3 CONTENTS From the Editor………………………………………..………………………..…..….. 3 Swimming Club……………….……………………………………………..……...….. 5 Pilates……………………. .………………………………………………..………….. 5 Parish Council Coronavirus………..…...…………………………………….………….. 7 Clyst St Lawrence ……………………………………………………...……….……….. 9 Churches 4 All....……..………..…...……………………………..….……….……….. 9 Produce Show………..…….. …………………………………..…………….………... 10 Broadband Update……...………………………………………..………………….….. 11 Cricket Club Quiz…………..………………………………...………………….……… 13 Coronavirus waste information….…..……………………...……………………………. 15 Bruce Brainstow…..…………………………...………………………………………… 17 WI ………………………………………...………………...…………………………. 23 Church Parishioners Meeting…………..……………...……………………………….… 23 Coffee Morning..………………………………………………………………….……... 25 Cricket Club………...…………………………………………………………….…….. 27 Churches 4 All update………..………………………………………………………….. 29 Directory……………………………………………………………………………..… 31 Calendar……………………………………………………………………………..…. 32 FREE HORSE MANURE! Collected in dumpy bags. Can load onto a trailer by the bag with prior notice or come and shovel your own. Perfect for getting the garden growing. All in various states of rot- ting and some several months old. Contact by email [email protected] Thank you, Emma. 4 Village Facebook A Clyst Hydon Facebook page has been created, if you would like to join please ask to join on the page Pilates Due to the current advice to reduce social gatherings, Pilates will be suspended until further notice. We are sorry for the inconvenience. 5 6 7 CARPET CLEANING. I am available to do any carpet Cleaning, or I do have a Hydromist Carpet cleaner for hire. Pauline Lotz No 1 Langford Green 01884 277441 8 Clyst St Lawrence A Miscellany of Little-Known Facts about Churches A packed church enjoyed a fascinating talk by Martin Horrell who explained the meaning and purpose of many markings, architectural features and carvings on churches, including mermaids, mason marks, hunky punks, witches’ marks and poppy heads. Some of which can be found on the churches in the Mission Community. Thank you to Martin for such an interesting talk and to everyone who came out to support this event on a cold winter’s evening. Donations for the Church Fabric Fund totalled £172 and we have been able to claim an extra £43 in gift aid on the donations. Annual Parochial Church Meeting The Annual Meeting of Parishioners and the Annual Parochial Church Meeting will be held on Monday, 20th April at 7.00pm at Town Farm. 9 10 Coronavirus Allowing Broadband. Last month I went to the launch of a new broadband scheme being offered by Jurassic Fibre (https://jurassic-fibre.com/) in conjunction with South West Communications. The scheme of- fers fibre to the premises and they are keeping installation costs down by not digging up roads wherever possible. Costs start at £35 per month for 50Mbps download and 10Mbps upload. Clyst St Lawrence and Clyst Hydon are currently pencilled in for some time in Phase 2 which is due to start in September 2020 and runs on after that although who knows how the timescale will be affected in the current climate. Jurassic Fibre have said that the more interest they get in an area the more likely they are to prioritise the installation, on the other hand, little interest and we go down the schedule. So if you are interested there is a no-commitment sign up on at jurassic-fibre.com. Alison Griffiths 11 Kentisbeare SEASONED DRY LOGS FOR SALE Supplied and delivered to your door large or small size loads at competitive prices Free delivery Tel: 01884 266 841 Mobile: 07966219992 12 CANCELLED 13 14 Village Optometrist I’m an Optometrist and I presently have to keep my practice open as I am NHS contracted. I have a glazing lab at my practice also. I just wanted to let people know that during these very unusual times if people are stuck in and are in need of any advice, have any questions, any urgent concerns regarding their eyes etc or if they urgently need any drops or glasses making up, then this is some- thing I can help with. If I can be of any help please contact me on 07779101133 kind regards, Emma Russo 15 16 How many holes t’ fill our famous swimmin’ pool? I’s be talking about them pot holes we ave. What be goin on I ask? In all my years down these parts we’s never seen so many an I think just in our area, we’s got more than enough t’ fill our famous swimming pool just outside that great watering hole, t’ Five Bells. It’s got so bad that I’s struggling t’ get out an the vintage ’53 moped is fair moaning. Had to get off an push t’ other day when the holes got too bad an it ruined my doc martins. Agnes, had a right good idea, I thought, an that was to allow them Romans t’ invade again. Let them in I say, an the roads would be sorted out gid an proper. Straight as you like fer as far as you could see and none of this tarmac stuff that seems not right fer the job. Good old cobblestone things. There be one problem however as I pointed out an it be with this new virus corona thingy. I’s think the Romans wouldn’t be allowed here at the present as they’s be fighting that bug themselves. However, once it be sorted we should get them right in and I’d know they would do a right proper job. An we could take advantage of their idea of entertainment if they build one or two of them colosal’eums. I’s can think of one or two that would entertain us like with their lions n all. I’s think the Romans would sort out them ditches as well. Clear them all out fer good… well’s t’ be truthful they’d get us t do it under their watchful guidance. They’s well known for their persuasive nature. Them ditches are a problem an don’t help the cause n if they be sorted them out, them holes might look after themselves. It’s got so bad that I saw my great mate, A R Buttis, sitting on a chair, real calm like with his fishing rod, dangling his line into one of these holes.
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