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The Parish News July/August 2020 The Parish News July/August 2020 PLEASE NOTE THAT SOME OF THE INFORMATION IN THIS EDITION WILL BE SUBJECT TO CHANGE DUE TO EFFECTS OF CORONAVIRUS. SOME ADVERTISERS WILL BE OPERATING UNDER TEMPORARY CONDITIONS. IF IN DOUBT, CONTACT CONTRIBUTORS DIRECTLY. Wormleighton * Priors Marston * Priors Hardwick PRIORS HARDWICK WITH PRIORS MARSTON AND WORMLEIGHTON part of The Bridges Group of Parishes www.thebridgesgroup.org.uk PRIEST-IN-CHARGE: Rev. Gillian Roberts 01926 815831 [email protected] Sycamore Lodge, Church Street, Stockton, CV47 8JG ASSOCIATE MINISTER: Rev. Celia Parkes 07842 151387 [email protected] GROUP ADMINISTRATOR: Susan Holloway 01926 812383 [email protected] LAY READER: Mr Peter Jackson 01327 260169 CHURCHWARDENS: St. Leonard, Priors Marston - Mr. Malcolm Monkhouse 01327 260915 St. Peter, Wormleighton - Mr. Jeremy Wheeler 01327 264330 PARISH COUNCIL: http://www.priorsmarston.org/parish-council/ THE PRIORS HALL: Barbara Harvey 01327 260709 [email protected] (Bookings) PRIORS SCHOOL: http://www.thepriorsschool.co.uk/ ST.LAWRENCE SCHOOL: http://www.stlawrenceprimaryschool.co.uk/ WOMENS INSTITUTE: Jane Cowan 07979 550202 Fiona Spencer 01327 263423 FILM NIGHT: Lee Robinson 01327 263268 [email protected] SPORTS CLUB: Simon Brown 07722 797735 [email protected] TENNIS CLUB: [email protected] CRICKET: Alan Evans 07764 627030 2 CORONA VIRUS MESSAGE FROM PRIORS MARSTON PARISH COUNCIL Due to Covid-19 restrictions, all Parish Council meetings are cancelled for the foreseeable future. Please check website and Notice board for updates in the coming weeks/months. If you need to discuss anything in the meantime, please email Emma. Remember, particularly if you are new to Priors Marston, email [email protected] to be added to the village email distribution list. PARISH NEWS CONTRIBUTIONS: Helen Menezes 01327 261222 [email protected] Hillside House, Keys Lane, Priors Marston, Southam, CV47 7SA. Deadline for contributions, 15th of the month. Preferred format – A4 Word or JPEG (not PDF) PARISH NEWS PDF: You can read the Parish News in PDF format (pictures in colour and A4 page size), by sending a request to the editor – [email protected]. You can also read the latest edition on the Priors Marston Parish Council website http://www.priorsmarston.org Disclaimer: Please note that views expressed in articles are the views of the authors. 3 FROM YOUR DISTRICT COUNCILLOR FOR NAPTON AND FENNY COMPTON With the reopening of “non-essential” shops from 18 June, Town, District and County Councils have been working on plans to provide extra space in Stratford upon Avon to enable shoppers to comply with the required 2m social distancing arrangements. This involves wider pavements, more space for cyclists and a number of traffic changes such as one way systems. In future, it is intended to consider whether similar changes might be helpful for market towns. At the moment, the Stratford scheme incorporates industrial barriers and fencing that seems quite inappropriate for heritage towns. I hope that further changes for Stratford and elsewhere will evolve into something more suitable. Presently, we are awaiting further news from government surrounding the reopening of areas such as pubs and restaurants. There are three recovery groups being set up by the District Council to address the challenges of the post-covid world: ‘Economic Recovery’, ‘Community’ and ‘Council Recovery’ Groups. The first meeting of the ‘Council Recovery’ Group has been held and work will concentrate on the financial consequences to the Council from Covid, a revised budget and longer-term issues for the Council, such as remote meetings and maximising homeworking. The other groups are being convened at the time of writing. Following the first full Council meeting (held remotely with reduced numbers), which agreed a protocol for remote meetings, and the first (remote) scrutiny committee, a calendar of meetings has been re- established. For the foreseeable future, all of these meetings will be held by video conferencing, as gatherings of more than 2 people indoors are still prohibited. The first Planning meeting is now scheduled for 17 June. As these meetings routinely involve a significant degree of public participation, initially there will be a restricted number of cases coming 4 before the planning committees, although in fact there is something of a backlog to be processed in coming weeks. I am told the latest figures of laboratory-confirmed cases in Stratford District show that we have 369, which indicates that the Covid infection rate has stabilised in our area. New cases are being reported in low single figures each week. There is no cause for complacency though, with the UK being the worst-affected country in Europe. One of the meetings that was held was to progress the Supplementary Planning Guidance (SPD) for the Climate Emergency. Among other things, this document aims to enable better influence in planning for low carbon energy and environmental measures. Some of these controls were lost as a result of central government action in 2015, for example, preventing Stratford applying a 10% renewables rule in new developments. This was a policy I was instrumental in bringing into being many years ago and there is now hope that something like it can be reintroduced. Nigel Rock, Councillor for Napton and Fenny Compton Ward [email protected], 07971 343065 * * * * * * * * RESTRICTED RE-OPENING OF RECYCLING CENTRES IN WARWICKSHIRE: You can now book appointments to visit the six larger Warwickshire Household Waste Recycling Centres. The slots are only for essential visits, with one visit per fortnight. The Shipston, Stockton and Wellesbourne sites will remain closed. See the WCC website https://www.warwickshire.gov.uk/recyclingcentres for up to date information and to book appointments. 5 The Priors Education Trust (PET) is a registered Charity formed to enhance education for the public benefit with The Priors School (Reception to Year 6) named as specific beneficiary. As you will be aware, both the Priors Nursery and the Fops Shop were ordered to close under the COVID-19 restrictions from the 23rd March 2020. PET are please to advise that The Priors Nursery re-opened on 15th June, with strict social distancing and a limited numbers policy in place. We are very grateful to Mrs Ingrid Spencer and Mr Ricky Emms for their hard work in ensuring that the Nursery was prepared and new procedures put in place, to ensure we opened the Nursery safely and in line with government guidelines. Meantime, behind the scenes, work is well underway to allow PET to hand over the running of the Nursery back to the Priors School. As you may know, PET began to run the Priors Nursery back in 2011, when the Priors School became one of the first schools to attain ‘Free School’ status and under the then rules, was not allowed to operate the Nursery. Following a change in the regulations, this has now changed and we are hopeful that the necessary documentation will be completed in time for the Nursery to be incorporated within the Priors School from September 2020. Although many shops have opened from 15th June, unfortunately, due to the nature of the premises, it seems unlikely that we will be able to re- open the FOPS shop to comply with safety and social distancing measures for the time being. So, sadly for now, we will be unable to take your donations. We will let you know if this position changes through the village email system and social media. 6 On a lighter note, we are delighted that we were able to give Con Conlan his winnings from the 100 club having tried to track him down since 2016! The family visited the village recently and we contacted them with the good news and could, at last, pay out the £100 that he won in December 2016 and the £100 in December 2019. Having been out of touch, he was both amazed that he’d won and surprised that we’d held the money for him for so long - needless to say, he continues to contribute to the 100 club every month! If you would like to join the 100 club, you might be lucky and win a cash prize! It costs £10 per month by direct debit, there are regular prize draws at the ‘Diners Club’ and all winnings are tax-free. If you would like more information, or to join the 100 Club, please contact any of the Trustees listed below. The 100 club is usually drawn at our monthly ‘Diners Club’ at the Butchers Arms and we are hopeful that this will be resurrected in the not too distant future, once restaurants are able to re-open. We will advise of the next event through the village email system and social media. Meantime, the summer is upon us and we hope you all keep well and safe through the coming months - see you in September!! The Priors Education Trust – Trustees/Directors Jane Richards, Chairman: 262788 David Adams 262626 Pete Brown: 260281 Micky Broadhurst: 01926 815003 Rebecca Phipps: 07917 417914 Caroline Wilson: 264289 Jess Ashenden: 07853 422696 Dot Brown, Treasurer: 260281 www.priorseducationtrust.org.uk Registered Charity, No1145955 Registered Company No 07747639 The Priors Education Trust is a registered Charity formed to generally enhance education for the public benefit with The Priors School named as specific beneficiary. PET runs the Priors Nursery and FOPS Charity Shop and also engages in fundraising activities in which it is joined by the Friends of Priors School (FOPS). PET is entirely independent of The Priors School, but works closely with it to enhance the curriculum and provide equipment. 7 St Lawrence CE (VA) Primary School. Napton 01926 812447 www.stlawrenceprimaryschool.co.uk Celebrating 10yrs of Little Lawrences What a few months it has been for us all: an incredibly quiet village and even quieter roads to get here! I hope that this finds you safe and well.
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