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November 2020 Proudly funded by West Haddon Parish Council November 2020 Inside this issue: WEST HADDON PARISH COUNCIL Parish Council Pg 1-2 E-mail:- [email protected] Website:- www.westhaddonparishcouncil.gov.uk Puzzle telephone:- 07493366527 Page Pg 3 Twitter:- @WestHaddonPC Church Facebook:- West Haddon Council News Pg 4-5 Newsletter Editor:- [email protected] Village Full Council meetings are normally held on 1st Tuesday of each month News Pg 6-9, 12 Please see the website for further information, joining instructions for meetings (currently held by zoom), and agenda items. Local Services Pg 10-11 Page 2 of 12 Parish Council News WEST HADDON EMERGENCY PLANNING – PART 1 Earlier this year the Executive Officer asked the Parish Council to consider establishing an emergency plan for West Haddon. Little did the Council appreciate that less than 2 months later a public health emergency would impact not just West Haddon but, indeed, the country and world and, as a result, face to face meetings were postponed in favour of online meetings. We are now conversant with online meetings and able to continue business from the comfort of our own homes which should, hopefully, allow for increased engagement from our community members. As we now find ourselves fast approaching the winter and potentially the impact of more frequent extremes of weather, as well as continuing to battle the invisible enemy known so well to us all now as Covid 19, it is more evident than ever that the Council and West Haddon must ensure it is as resilient as it can be for future situations. An emergency can include fire; traffic accident; act of terrorism; medical emergency; strike; utility failure; contamination; flood; extreme weather, the list goes on and on. Obviously, there are agencies that deal with certain emergencies e.g. police, fire, ambulance who should always be the first contact for action and advice as required. For further information on protecting yourself, your children, pets, homes, businesses and community please visit:- www.northamptonshire.gov.uk/councilservcies/fire-safety-and-emergencies/emergency- prevention-and-advice/Pages/prtoecting-your-community.aspx. As a community we can also help ourselves and become more resilient in these times when emergency services are becoming more and more stretched to assist the national effort in tackling the public health emergency so, with this in mind, as Executive Officer to the Council, I am asking for your support by asking if you would be interested and willing to join a West Haddon Emergency & Resilience Team with the objective of • identifying risks to our community • response and actions • resources within the West Haddon community available and willing to assist during an emergency • identifying vulnerable people in the West Haddon community • understanding how to activate a plan if and when required. West Haddon News does If you are interested and able to join such a team, please email Gill at:- not accept any [email protected] responsibility for errors with your name, address and telephone number no later than Friday 27th and omissions in this November 2020 – after which an online meeting will be convened and all publication, or for the accuracy of claims made interested parties invited. by advertisers. Many thanks for your anticipated support in this matter. Views expressed by contributors are their Kind regards, own and are not necessarily shared by the Gill Wells. Executive Officer, West Haddon Parish Council. publishers. This publication has no political bias. Puzzle Page Page 3 of 12 The solutions to this month’s puzzles can be found on Page 8 Across 1. Floorshow (7) 4. Spooky (5) 7. Detection device (5) 9. Vertical (7) 10. Inactivity (7) 11. Measuring implement (5) 12. Dictator (6) 14. Ecclesiastic (6) 18. Copious (5) 20. Drawn (7) 22. Pouch worn with a kilt (7) 23. Diadem (5) 24. Admittance (5) 25. Spiny anteater (7) Down 1. Transported (7) 2. Emblem (5) 3. Tropical bird (6) 4. Mistake (5) 5. Dependable follower (7) 6. Go in (5) 8. Magnitude relation (5) 13. Reinforcement (7) 15. Reasoned judgment (5) 16. Musical passage (7) 17. Opportunity (6) 18. Part of a church (5) 19. Ahead of time (5) 21. Obviate (5 As always, if you have anything you’d like to submit for inclusion in the West Haddon News please contact the editor Christina Betson at [email protected]. This can include events, local services, notices, local history, photographs or even just something that you think would make our readers smile! Church News Page 4 of 12 The floodlights were put on for the All Saints Church – Service arrangements following occasion: Tuesday 8th October Our 10.30am service each week is usually on Zoom: in memory of Reg David zoom.us/join Meeting ID: 537 030 741 on his 60th Wedding Anniversary. HOWEVER: in November we hope to broadcast our services Monday 19th October st th on 1 and 8 November on our YouTube channel for the birthday of Mrs Hilda Stempel née Hart We have a service in church at 4pm every Sunday in either West Haddon or Long Buckby Friday 23rd October in memory of John Baldwin Sunday 1st November on his birthday. • 10.30am: All Souls Service Tuesday, 20th October A special service to remember family and friends who have remembering Emma (Ballantyne) died and light a candle in their memory. Joining details via with love on her birthday. our church website: www.stlawrences.org.uk If you would like the church • 4pm Tea Time Together – St Lawrence Long Buckby floodlights put on from dusk until A short service for children and families about St Martin, midnight in memory of someone followed by a socially distanced walk in the churchyard with special or for a special occasion lanterns. BRING YOUR OWN LANTERN OR TORCH! please get in touch with Sandy on 510275 at 4 Guilsborough Road or at th Sunday 8 November 10.30am: [email protected]. On-line Remembrance Service See separate notice on the next page If you would like them acknowledged in the newsletter, please let me th Sunday 8 November 4pm: know what you would like in writing. Holy Communion, All Saints Church A donation of at least £5 would be appreciated. Wednesday 11th November 10.30am: Remembrance Service, War Memorial, All Saints Church/churchyard Sandy Tringham See separate notice on the next page From the registers: Sunday 15th November 10.30am – on Zoom Saturday 26th September Baptism of Beatrice George 4pm Evening Service St Lawrence Long Buckby Sunday 22nd November 10.30am on Zoom Saturday 26th September 4pm Evening Service All Saints West Haddon Marriage of Andy Edwards and Tracy Composano Sunday 29th November 10.30am on Zoom 4pm Baptism Service All Saints West Haddon Saturday 10th October Interment of the Ashes of Sunday 6th December 10.30am on Zoom Nancy Taylor 4pm Christingle Service St Lawrence (details to follow) Friday 15th October Funeral of Judith Nosworthy Page 5 of 12 Church News Remembrance Sunday At the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them. O God of truth and justice, we hold before you those people who have been injured or who have died in active service. As we honour their courage and cherish their memory, may we put our faith in your future; for you are the source of life, peace, and hope, now and forever. Amen. All Saints’ Church is now open for REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY SERVICE 10.30am 8th November private prayer every day from 9.00 FOR WEST HADDON, WINWICK, WATFORD AND LONG a.m. to 4 p.m. Please note that BUCKBY from the end of summertime, • Join us on YouTube: the details will be on our October 25th, the main door will be church website www.stlawrences.org.uk and kept shut to conserve heat. local Facebook pages shortly The trick to open the door is to pull • The service will be broadcast live from St the handle towards you before you Lawrence Long Buckby (unfortunately turn it. attendance in church is restricted to invited representatives). • Uniformed organisations present colours For further details about the • Roll of Honour for each village read by a local Remembrance Services or representative regarding funerals, weddings, • Wreaths laid on the altar – and then taken to baptisms and similar things please their villages contact the vicar: Revd. Graham Collingridge Tel: REMEMBRANCE DAY: WEDNESDAY 11TH NOVEMBER 10.30AM 01327 842204 or All Saints West Haddon Church/Churchyard - War Memorial [email protected] A short service with Roll of Honour and Wreath Laying. Mary, Joseph, and Ezekiel the donkey This year there will be no journey round West Haddon with days and nights spent in different homes for Mary, Joseph, and Ezekiel the donkey. However, for those of you who want them to spend some time with you we will provide an outline of them both on card for you to colour and cut out. Then they can spend the whole of Advent in your home and share your preparations for Christmas Eve. Please let me know if you would like to have one of these cards. Sue Tringham on 01788 510275, at 4 Guilsborough Road or by email on [email protected] Page 6 of 12 Village News WEST HADDON VILLAGE HALL The relocation of the telegraph pole outside the village hall will be carried out in the half term school holidays. New tarmac and marking out of parking bays will likely be delayed until next Spring. We are making progress with our new website. Once the website is live, it will be possible to check the calendar on-line and send an enquiry direct to the Bookings Secretary.
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