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Welcome to Starlings Welcome to Starlings We are delighted you have chosen Starlings for your stay in Saltdean. We hope you have a wonderful break and hope that this pack and our website gives you all the information you need. If you require any further information or help, please contact us: Jane and Alan Paterson 07860 661090 or 07711 456558 [email protected] This pack is also available on Starlings’s website here. The wifi network is Starlings and the password is in the printed version of this document The nearest good pub is The Smugglers Inn (walk across the Tye or it is a minute or two in the car.) To walk: Turn right out of the house and turn right again to walk down Bevendean Avenue until you reach Ashurst Avenue. When you get onto the Tye, follow the path down towards the road. The Smugglers Inn is on the other side, facing the sea over the cliffs. If you go by car (back onto the Coast Road going away from Brighton, you will find it just a few hundred yards on the right), parking is free but you need to enter your car registration at the tablets at the bar on arrival. Covid-19 In accordance with government guidelines, we have carried out a risk-assessment with regard to Covid-19 and have adopted measures to reduce the risk of transmission at Starlings. A copy of that risk-assessment can be found here. This is under regular review and we plan to maintain these precautions following the lifting of restrictions in July. You’ll find hand sanitizer just inside the front, back and side doors. Our cleaners provide a thorough cleaning and disinfecting service based on that assessment and in particular: All cutlery, mugs, kitchen utensils and day-to-day glassware is washed in the dishwasher between each booking. The table setting has been washed in the dishwasher on the morning of your arrival. Other crockery and glassware is rotated with another clean set which has been isolated for at least 72 hours and usually seven days. Kitchen equipment and containers have been cleaned and disinfected. We replace the duvets, pillows and throws (and dog blankets) with a second set which has been in isolation for at least 72 hours and usually seven days at the end of each booking. Cushions have been misted with an eco-friendly, odourless virucidal spray. All high-touch areas and floors have been cleaned and disinfected. In line with the guidance, we ask for your help in reducing the risk of transmission by doing the following: Keep the property ventilated, weather permitting, during your stay. There are door wedges in the cupboard between the washing machine and drier, if you need them. Please strip your beds on the morning of your departure and place into the bags provided on the shelves of the left-hand wardrobe in the master bedroom. (Please leave the mattress protectors on the beds and pillow protectors on the pillows as these are removed and laundered separately.) Please put all the towels, bath-mats etc. you have used during your stay into a separate bag(s). Please ensure all landfill rubbish is bagged, tied and placed in the landfill bin next to the garage. Please ensure all recycling is cleaned and placed in the recycling bin next to the garage. Please check-out by 10:00 am to give us time to prepare Starlings for our next guests. If you arrive early or while it is still being prepared please do not enter the property unless it is empty and you have been advised by us that it is fully prepared for you. There is an NHS Covid-19 Track and Trace QR poster in the front porch which you and members of your party may use. If you do not have the app, an alternative method of recording this information is to text us when you arrive at the property, and again when you leave. Should you develop symptoms of the coronavirus (COVID-19) virus while you are at Starlings, please follow the advice given in the NHS poster opposite. The Government guidance on this can be found here. We are keeping our risk-assessment and our response under constant review and welcome any feedback or suggestions you may have. Essential Information Address: Starlings 12 Cissbury Crescent Saltdean BRIGHTON BN2 8PN Owner Contact Details: Jane and Alan Paterson: 07860 661090 or 07711456558 [email protected] Holiday Cottages Contact Details: 01237 459888 Mains Water Tap In the Kitchen at the back of the cupboard next to the fridge Mains Electricity In the Kitchen at the back of the cupboard next to the wine rack Emergency Services 999 or 112 Fire, Police, Ambulance Non-Emergency Help Police 101 NHS non-life-threatening number 111 Coastguard 999 or 112 Dentist Saltdean Dental Practice: 01273 309988 80 Longridge Avenue, Saltdean , Brighton, BN2 8RB http://www.saltdeandental.co.uk Doctor Saltdean and Rottingdean Medical Practice: 01273 305723 Grand Ocean, Longridge Avenue, Saltdean, Brighton, East Sussex, BN2 8BU http://www.saltdeanrottingdeansurgery.nhs.uk Hospital Royal Sussex County Hospital: 01273 696955 Eastern Road Brighton BN2 5BE https://www.bsuh.nhs.uk/hospitals/royal-sussex-county- hospital/ Vet New Priory Veterinary Clinic: 01273 583252 11 Edith Avenue Peacehaven, East Sussex,BN10 8JB https://meridianvets.co.uk/ Pharmacy Lloyds Pharmacy: 01273 302800 9 Longridge Ave, Saltdean, Brighton BN2 8LG website Taxi South Coast Taxis: 01273 301111 38 Longridge Avenue, Saltdean, Brighton, BN2 8LJ https://www.southcoasttaxis.co.uk ATM In the Co-Op on Longridge Avenue. Rubbish Collection Waste every week on Tuesday, Recycling every fortnight on * see calendar later in this pack Monday*. Wheelie bins should be left at the top of the drive or on our website for collection. Liners are provided for the waste. Local Information Please note: Some attractions and locations may not be open or may be operating restricted opening times and conditions. Saltdean is situated by the sea in a 'Dean' (Old English for 'dry valley'), with the surrounding hills of the South Downs National Park forming a large central dip and valley where the oval shaped Saltdean Park and Lido are located, looking out over the adjacent sea. Tree lined roads and avenues radiate out in wide oval curves from the park in order to follow the contours of the local topography. Saltdean is ideally placed for the sea, Brighton (5 miles), Brighton Marina (3.5 miles) the South Downs (on the doorstep), Cuckmere Haven (10 miles), Lewes (10 miles) and Eastbourne (17 miles). The local Lido has been open since April, but there are restrictions on the changing room and children’s pool. Saltdean Lido We have an excellent bus service which runs from Brighton Railway Station (No's 12, 14 & 27). The number 47 bus also stops nearby. Brighton & Hove Buses or BusTimes for full bus timetables. https://www.tideschart.com/United-Kingdom/England/Brighton-and- Tide Tables Hove/Saltdean-Beach/ Please respect the local area and residents Starlings is located in a quiet area and we ask that you are considerate to the people living in the nearby houses. Please keep noise levels down in the evening and keep your dogs out of neighbouring gardens and inside the house if they are likely to make a noise outside. Shops and Supermarkets CO-OP Local 51-57 Longridge Ave, Saltdean, Brighton, BN2 8LG 01273 302839 Asda Brighton Marina Superstore 24 hours Brighton Marina, Brighton, BN2 5UT Tel: 01273 606611 Dapper Dogs Petshop 43 Longridge Ave, Saltdean, Brighton BN2 8LG 01273 307122 https://www.dapperdogsbrighton.co.uk Marine Drive, Saltdean, Brighton BN2 8SQ Local Cafes White Cliffs Café: 07956 711859. Also a popup café at the Lido 14A-16 Longridge Ave, Saltdean, Brighton BN2 8LH Crocodile Café: 01273 300515 32 Longridge Ave, Saltdean, Brighton BN2 8LJ Coffee Corner: 07935 264533 59 Longridge Ave, Saltdean, Brighton BN2 8LG Avenue Tea Rooms: 01273 304007 Undercliff Walk, Brighton BN2 7AZ Molly’s at the Beach: There are several restaurants at the Marina: Prezzos, Local Pubs and Brighton Marina Nandos, Frankie & Benny’s to name a few: Restaurants Visit https://www.sugarvine.com/brighton/brighton- marina-village/ for a full list South Coast Rd, Telscombe Cliffs, Peacehaven BN10 7BE Smugglers Rest 01273 586593 See our website for links to other Cafes and Restaurants further afield Cinema Cineworld Cinema Brighton BN2 5UF https://www.cineworld.co.uk/cinemas/brighton/ Arrival Starlings will be ready for you from 16:00 on your arrival day. The front door key is in the KeySafe in the front porch – you will have been sent the code. Please replace the key here and lock the KeySafe before you leave. Please leave your boots and shoes in the porch, or in the utility room when you come in through the side or back door. There is also a welly boot rack in the shelter of the porch roof to the left of the front door (as you face the house). There are coat hooks in the porch and in the downstairs cloakroom. Park in the drive or there is plenty of kerbside parking immediately outside the property. Keys to the other doors are in the slanting cabinet in the utility room. Please replace them here before you leave. We have provided hand-sanitizer in the front porch and in the Utility Room (next to the external door). Departure So that we can make sure Starlings is at its best for its next guests, please leave by 10:00 am on your departure day. This is particularly important during the Covid-19 Pandemic.
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