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Sutton Mandeville & FOVANT SUTTON MANDEVILLE & COMPTON CHAMBERI-AYNE YOUR VILLAGE & AREA NE.I/VS AND MEETINGS ARTICTES VILLAGE AND AREA EVENTS POLICE REPORT NE:w ADVERTS FUTURE EVENTS Fovant Parish Council Meeting will take place on Tuesday 4th Sept atTpmin village hall. Fovant Harvest Lunch 23'd Sept Profits to Team Rubicom Disaster Response Sutton Mandeville Horticultural Societv Sat l't September.- SHOW STARTS AT 3PM PRESENTAI]ONS 4 30 APPROX ALL ENTzuES MUST BE TIANDED IN ADVANCE AND FEES PAID BETWEEN 6 &7 pm Friday 31"'Aug 'lickets. In ailvance (*on tlte iloor) CIIIIDREN FRF,E AT ALL EVENTS - but must be hookeil Adult Fronr f21 (*f26). Rear €16 Frid.y t4th 1g:3O I Cherubin saturday 15th lg:3o Adult Froor r2.5 (1630). Rear f,2o ( Sunday r6th e6:Oo Adult 612 (*f,17J. Low wage f,a (+€s). Kids Frec (^C3) Music Festival Sundayr6lh 1g:3o Adult F:onr f2r (f26). 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Dog poo on the , footpaths and bridleways is a no 666til- KURLING Children's Playgrwnd is not no! FOVANT VILLAGE HALL for walking dogs. You will be named if you llth & 25th September persisf. Dog bin needed near herc to help. 9th & 23"d october 6th &20th November DUMP,NG OF RUBBISH from cars 4'h & 18'h December and lonies in our lay-bys and verges 2P}N UNTIL 4PilI foo@aths and bridleways. Cans are the you C2 IIIGLUDII{G REFRESHMEITS worst ollenders on our roads. ll see if happening, please reportitto police, pafish GOIIITACT DAPHII E 7 1 431 I councillor, or your neighbourhood watch oR suE 7147lD7 representetive. NEW METBERS WELGOMED IUote fie car numhr and we witl publish it NADDER VALLEY BELLRINGING Hedses and trees are so Are you interested in learning to ring church bells, easy to plant, and weforget or perhaps you started to learn and have not rung howfast thqt grow, for a while? We are looking to recruit new particularly in a year like this. bellringers in the Nadder Valley area. lnterested? - The cost of pruning and please let us know. cutting an out of control hedge is so trurch rnore than keeping it regularly cut We practice Wednesday Evenings 7:30pm - 9:00pm. Barford St. Martin Churc l'Wed of the Month Compton Chamberlayne Church - 2" Wed Month s.e €roee aieps ilt frbErrrt Dinton Church 3'Wed of the Month g5 Fbvant Church - 4" Wed of the Month ANTIQUES COLLECTABLES & Just turn up or contact Simon on743118 or email BRIC A BRAC (ri) n a rld en'al I c!'b tllri r r qc rs r r a l I . t'rx t r $ Summer House Mon & Thurs 2-4pm & Sat l0am noon l0in us [t l0uam ui[a0c llall for Jan's Graft and Laugh Group Bring along any craft proiect you are ffrsTa{totF $u?-c fr wodring on and enjoy a natter and a Reprinting of this 50 page booklet is cuppa with friends old and new The nuw woilablefrom 2nd Wed of each month 2 4 pm liz For more info contact Cross Keys714284 Teressa Ha[l714731 price f2 6 lefi to raise the M, RECYGLING funds for Making a trip to your local Let us pray.... recycling centre? Give me a sense of humour, Lord, grace to see a joke, Make sure you take lD. Give me the To get some humour out of life, Report dumping immediatelY And pass it on to other folk Services is well underway, bringing early library service and the community Litter help, safeguarding and assessment Picks which helps to reduce the €2:5 together to reduce duplication, excess time MILLION WC spends each year on picking and the frustration for the customer or up the rubbish others so selfishly dispose patient. This will result in a more efficient of. The War on Waste continues. and joined up service that delivers with a Prosecutions are now regularly taking clearer pathway forward. The Help to Live place. Single use plastic is a thing of the at Home scheme has enabled around past in all Council buildings and 6:500 people to stay independent. This has constant publicity is given about cups, reduced long term discharge delays at drinking straws, teabags, microbeads, Salisbury Hospital. wipes disposal, plastics and packaging. I shall be updating you on the future waste service as it comes in later in the year but > Public Health is a department that deals to keep you thoroughly up to date lD has to with many diverse issues, too many to be shown at the HRC's ( Household mention at this time but it can be anything Recycling Centre ) now. from noise, dust and smoke to health matters that need to be highlighted to enable us all, hopefully, to help ourselves. > At a risk of prolonging my report further The Dementia Awareness programme is can I finally say that l'm acutely aware of progressing wellwith more villages and the many Highways issues throughout the Towns joined up to the Safe Places whole of Wiltshire but Gigant Street, initiative. Salisbury Cathedral has become Bowerchalke is an example of what a Safe Place with church services directly desperately needs to be dealt with. lt is a involving carers and their loved ones who constant duty of mine to insist that this very are living with various forms of dementia, overdue work is done wherever it happens; only recently Stonehenge visitor centre has to be. lt is no consolation that €21 million also become Dementia Friendly which has been budgeting again this year when shows how the awareness is growing.
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