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2016 January LOCAL NEWS January 2016 Jan Sat,Sun 9,10 Wassail; Avebury; Sat: 1300; Sun: 10 am P 18 Jan Tues 26th Mobile library (now monthly) P 12 Jan Wed 27th Titfield Thunderbolt; Village Hall; 7:30 pm P 15 Jan Sun 31st Christingle Service; Broad Hinton Church; 4 pm P 14 Feb Thurs 4th “Beautiful”; Musical at Aldwych Theatre; Ridgeway Ladies P 5 Feb Sat 20th Wine tasting; Village Hall; 8 pm P 8 Jun Sat 18th Safari Supper. Jun Sat 25th White Horse Cricket Club Summer Ball Sep Sun 18th Hackpen Hill Trail Run The copy date for February 2016 will be 20th January 2016 Please send copy to 152 Broad Hinton or email [email protected] or phone 739083 Please note email address. The “onefivetwo” email will discontinue in May 2016 Items submitted to the Local News are considered for publication at the editor's discretion and are assumed to be intended for publication unless otherwise stated HAPPY BIRTHDAY ! A very Happy Birthday to all the children whose birthday is in January: Joshua Gheorghes, Eliza Hill, Kurumi Ikoma, Bethany McEwen, Amelie Norman, Mollie O'Bryan, Jack Phillips, Oscar Rawlins, Elianna Solinis, Freya Henry, Michael Maslin, Henry Hannan, Waste & recycling collection days for January WED 6 Household waste (black bin) Tues 12 Plastic & cardboard (blue bin) and Recycling (black box) WED 13 Garden waste (green bin) Tues 19 Household waste (black bin) Tues 26 Plastic & cardboard (blue bin) and Recycling (black box) WED 27 Garden waste (green bin) Recycling Centres CLOSED 1Jan. See: www.wiltshire.gov.uk/ Page 1 LOCAL NEWS January 2016 Wiltshire Council Section 14(1) of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 Temporary Introduction of 10mph Speed Limit: A4361 (Part), Broad Hinton (Ref: TTRO 4074) Notice is hereby given that the Wiltshire Council has made an Order to temporarily introduce a 10mph speed restriction on the following length of road: A4361 (Part), Broad Hinton; from its junction with C121 The Weir in a north-easterly direction to the county boundary. This restriction will be introduced to allow Wiltshire Council to undertake carriageway patching and associated lining works under convoy working. The temporary speed limit will be clearly indicated by traffic signs. This Order will come into operation on 26 January 2016 and is anticipated to be required for three nights between the hours of 19.00 and 06.00. The Order will have a maximum duration of 18 months. For further information please contact Atkins on 01225 730360 or 07484 016446. Sustainable Transport Group, County Hall, Bythesea Road, Trowbridge BA14 8JN 21 January 2016 HCPC Registered Podiatrist BSc (hons) Member of Society of Chiropodists and Podiatrists Full Podiatry / Chiropody Service - Home visits Biomechanics and Orthoses Email: [email protected] Tel: 01793 798062 Mobile: 07910189808 Adorabella Beauty Salon Adorabella is the perfect place for you! With an endless list of luxurious treatments on offer, all set within a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere. Adorabella is based in Winterbourne Bassett and fronted by fully qualified beauty therapist and makeup artist Jasmine. To book an appointment call 07585331359 or email at [email protected]. Page 2 LOCAL NEWS January 2016 Warming up Wiltshire! Do you struggle to keep your home warm or worry how you will afford your energy bills this winter? Contact Warm & Safe Wiltshire for free, impartial advice about keeping your home warm, using your heating system, understanding your energy bills and making energy saving improvements. Advice can be given through home visits as well as over the phone. Home fire safety checks can also be organised in partnership with Fire and Rescue for eligible residents. Homeowners or privately-renting tenants in Wiltshire with a suitable property can now have cavity wall insulation installed in your home, free of charge – helping to make your home warmer and cheaper to heat. If you, or someone you know, would benefit from speaking to a trained energy advisor, then get in touch. Call 0300 003 475| email [email protected] Cold Living Living in a cold home can be bad for your health. Consistently low temperatures in your home may exacerbate existing health issues (particularly respiratory and cardiovascular conditions) and make it harder for you to recover from illnesses. It can cause you and your family to feel miserable at home, effecting concentration, dexterity and mental health. Residents can now contact Warm & Safe Wiltshire - the commitment from Wiltshire Council and Wiltshire Fire & Rescue Service and their partners to help residents live in safer and healthier homes - and a one stop shop for all cold home and energy queries. The service provides free, impartial advice about keeping your home warm, understanding your heating system and energy bills, switching energy supplier, making energy saving improvements and a comprehensive home fire safety check where eligible. Energy advice can be given through home visits as well as over the phone. Warm & Safe Wiltshire can help to improve energy efficiency in the home which can reduce fuel bills. The service can also advise on possible benefit entitlement and available grants such as the Warm Home Discount. Insulation is one of the best ways of lowering your energy bills and a new grant offer means that if you are a homeowner or privately-renting tenant in Wiltshire with a suitable property you can have cavity wall insulation installed in your home, free of charge – helping to make your home warmer and cheaper to heat. In some circumstances you may also be able to access grant funding to help with the cost of insulating your loft. All offers are subject to survey, funding availability and property suitability. Please contact the team if you would like any advice or you know anyone who would benefit from a referral. Call 0300 003 475| email [email protected] Page 3 LOCAL NEWS January 2016 Donate Unwanted Christmas Gifts to Wiltshire Sight Rather than putting your unwanted Christmas gifts away and forgetting about them, consider donating them to Wiltshire Sight. They can sell your wrong sized clothing or the CD you don’t like via their Ebay shop to raise money to fund their services supporting those living with sight loss in Wiltshire and Swindon. There are 3,750 people registered as blind or partially sighted in Wiltshire, however it is estimated that there are 15,350 people living with sight loss in the area. There are also 620 people in Swindon who are registered as blind or partially sighted and there are an estimated 5,300 living with sight loss. Wiltshire Sight provides practical support, delivered directly into the community to help people with sight loss lead full, independent, healthy and socially active lives. They work hard to fill the increasingly large gap left by the reduction in local health and social care services and for many people, are a valuable lifeline as they struggle to come to terms with their sight loss and learn how to remain independent. It costs about £250,000 each year to run Wiltshire Sight and make everything they do possible, so any amount you are able to donate will help to maintain all of their services. Here are just a few examples of what a donation could fund; £10 would pay for an individual to receive emotional support via the telephone. £50 would pay for one of their community drop in’s for up to 20 individuals to receive information advice and access to resources. £100 would pay for an assistive technology workshop. £500 would cover the costs of their home visiting service for two weeks. Maggie Hemmings – Direct Services Manager at Wiltshire Sight – had this to say: “Donating unwanted presents is an amazing way to be selfless and give something back at this time of year. Consider the fact that we may support your friend/family currently or in the future with sight loss and their independence.” She continued: “We greatly appreciate any donation, it all enables us to continue the amazing services we provide every day for those living with an eye condition. Thank you for your support in 2015, we hope in continues into 2016 and beyond.” As an independent charity Wiltshire Sight receives no core funding from statutory sources and we rely on the generosity of local people and businesses. For more information, please telephone the Wiltshire Sight team on 01380 739113 or email [email protected] Is your new years resolution to do something you’ve never done before or maybe to give something back to your local community? Then volunteering may be what you are looking for. Wiltshire Sight’s volunteers help keep the organisation running, everything from website maintenance to assisting the fundraising team to helping on our Christmas market stalls. There is an oppurutnity for everyone in volunteering, any skill you have can be put to good use at Wiltshire Sight. Page 4 LOCAL NEWS January 2016 RIDGEWAY LADIES For all new ladies to our Parish I thought you might like to know we have a ladies group, called Ridgeway Ladies, who meet on the first Wednesday of the month (except August) at 7.45 pm in Broad Hinton Village Hall. We invite six speakers to talk to us on various subjects and this year they include a handwriting analyst, dietician and textile artist. In June we have a visit to a local place of interest followed by a meal in a nearby pub or restaurant; in July our Summer Party in the village hall; Skittles in October and a Christmas party in December. One of our talks this year was about the work of the Wiltshire Air Ambulance given by a lady in the village who works as a volunteer.
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