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Remembrance 2020 At the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them. Every year the nation unites to make sure that no-one is for- gotten and to remember and honour those who have sacri- ficed themselves to secure and protect our freedom. Remembrance 2020 The annual remembrance of all those who suffered during the two world wars, and conflicts since, will be taking place in the South Molton area, but in a very low-key way because of the Covid 19 Pandemic. Some local churches will be marking Remembrance Sunday at 11am on 8th November, please see our events columns on pages 4 and 5 or the relevant church websites. With Covid-19 the Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal has had to change. With most of the staff hav- ing been furloughed or in isolation the normal supply of poppy merchandise is not available and to maintain hygiene rules the Legion will be unable to put out trays. Collecting pots are available if you have space to display one safely. Donations may be made online at www.britishlegion.org.uk/get- involved/ways-to-give/donate where you can download a poppy to colour in as well. For further infor- mation or help please call 01769 574522 or email [email protected]. I do have a limited supply of wreathes available for a suggested donation of £20, but please ring to order as stocks are re- stricted. Even the Remembrance Parade in South Molton will be limited to 6 people at the War Memori- al and no church service at all in South Molton. Our ability to help so many ex-service personnel and their families depends on the Poppy Appeal and this year we need your support even more. The national Festival of Remembrance will go ahead as a pre-recorded programme will be broadcast on BBC One on Saturday 7th November. The main commemoration at the Cenotaph in London on Sunday 8th will be on TV as usual. It is 100 years since the Cenotaph was built as a permanent reminder of the sacrifices made in war. Riverside Caravan & Camping Park Christmas Bookings Now Being Taken Join our Nursery Open Term Times 2 Courses - £18.50 Monday-Friday 0800 to 1700 3 Courses - £23.00 15 hours Early Years funding To Include Tea or Coffee & FREE Toddler Group on Mince Pies Wednesdays 9.15 to 10.30 Book Now: email: prepadmin 01769 579269 @westbuckland.com relax@ www.westbuckland.com exmoorriverside.co.uk Sean & Kate's gardening services Do you want a lift? Advice for safer sharing With people asked not to use public transport if Hedge cutting, small tree removal, shrub pruning, possible, some are opting to share lifts to work border planting and maintenance, lawn mowing with friends and colleagues. For a friendly and reliable service ring You should try not to share a vehicle with those Sean on 07774218349 or outside your household or support bubble, but if Kate on 07801832819 this is unavoidable please take sensible precau- or e-mail [email protected] tions such as only sharing with the same people each time, wearing a face covering and opening App to support cancer patients in N Devon windows to allow air to circulate. Read the gov- The MySunrise app is supports Northern Devon ernment's car sharing advice in full on our web- cancer patients and their families. Accessible on site: www.devon.gov.uk/coronavirus-advice-in- a smartphone or tablet, the app will provide com- devon/car-sharing-advice/ plete and up to date information, from the mo- Anyone with symptoms of coronavirus – a new ment of diagnosis all the way through treatment. and continuous cough, high temperature and loss Patients will be able to find out a range of infor- of taste and/or smell – or those who have been mation from which bus to catch to the hospital, advised to self-isolate, should stay at home and right through to support groups in their local are- not travel. as and what to expect when coming in for treat- A car sharing advice poster for work- ment. places is also available to download. The app also provides comprehensive infor- mation on symptom support and the services available through the Fern Cancer and Wellbeing Be safe, be seen on the road centre at North Devon District Hospital (NDDH), as the clocks go back. Please take extra care alongside a wealth of suggested further reading particularly in poor weather conditions with poor and useful resources. Also, with the current chal- visibility and watch for wet leaves or mud. lenges of COVID-19, it will allow clinicians to pro- Cyclists, pedestrians, motorcyclists, and horse vide up-to-date information directly to patients riders are encouraged to wear reflective and fluo- who may be waiting and worrying at home about rescent clothing to ensure they can be seen. their treatment. You are also asked to look out for more vulnera- Steven Johnson-Wood, Living With and Beyond ble road users and to give cyclists, motorcyclists Cancer Lead at Northern Devon Healthcare NHS and horse riders plenty of space. Trust said: “Patients can often feel overwhelmed Look out too for animals on the road, sheep, cat- by the large amount of information provided fol- tle and wild animals, especially deer and ponies lowing a diagnosis of cancer. The app will help to on the moor, they don’t change their clocks and give them more control and information about can be caught out by our change in timetable. their treatment and where to turn when they need help. We hope that lots of patients will Protect your loved ones Download the app download it and let us know what they think!” The new NHS COVID-19 app, now available to The app is available to download from the iTunes download for free in England and Wales, is the and Google Play app stores. fastest way to see if you're at risk from corona- virus. The faster you know, the quicker you can alert Want to Quit Smoking? and protect your loved ones and community. You are up to 4 times more likely to quit using The app has a number of tools to protect you, your NHS Stop smoking service including contact tracing, local area alerts and Support is free and nicotine replacement therapy venue check-in. It uses proven tech- is available on prescription. nology from Apple and Google, de- There are Drop-in Clinics around North Devon; to signed to protect every user’s privacy. find the nearest call 07891 999147 Chimney sweeping Plantwise Nurseries A361 N Molton Junction Open Every Day 11am til 4.30pm 07434 793896 plantwise@southmolton or find us on Hetas and APICS registered Facebook Brush & vacuum Fruit, Flowers & Great range of Foliage Colourful Plants, Certificate issued Insured ready to plant Shrubs & Bulbs Christmas NOW! ready to plant Call: Taylor Made Projects trees NOW! Trees for all types of gardens cut or potted Loads of Terracot- on 01271 900450 & locations from 20th November ta Pots & Compost. Christian Aid Coffee Morning Virtual Online Coffee Morning Fundraising Event – the worldwide need is greater than ever! - will be held on 5th November at 10.15 for 10.30am, (sorry, you’ll have to make your own coffee!) THURSDAY & SATURDAY Hosted by Andy Jarvis: short film, quiz, and view- from 8.30am-1.30pm ing of items for sale to order. Please join us! 01769 575523 Items for sale: (with Christmas in mind?) lavender bags, crab apple jelly, lemon curd, marmalade, COMMUNITY DONATIONS FOR THE NEEDY chutney and Christmas cakes. Suggested dona- by High Bray and Charles Churches We are plan- tion £5 on Justgiving, www.justgiving.com/owner- ning ahead once again for the Remembrance email/pleasesponsor/LynneMiller17, but entirely Day collection of items for the destitute and up to you! needy in Britain and Eastern Europe. If you have Christmas Cakes 8” (£15), 6” (£9) and 4” (£6) any blankets, warm clothing, sleeping bags, and mince pies made to order, will be available tents, duvets, medicines (that are still in date), up to mid-December. sweets, chocolates, nappies, food stuffs, etc. - For orders and link for coffee morning, please anything that you feel those in need during winter contact Lynne Miller 07528 432239, lynne.miller might use, we would be most grateful for them. @btinternet.com, or Jenny Holland 01769 We then pass them on to a volunteer charity who 574592. drives the goods to where they are needed most and dispenses them through local churches in Arts Destination South Molton the area. In addition, the charity is seeking used On Monday, 7th December, 6-7.15pm. Arts Des- mobile phones and any loose Euros, foreign cur- tination South Molton (ADSM) presents a live- rency, or cash donations to assist in paying for streamed evening with well known South Molton the costs of delivery of the items we collect. Any based printmaker, Judith Westcott. This live donation will be gratefully received. Zoom event will take the form of an informal ‘In Please feel free to get in touch with Jonathan and Conversation’ between Judith and Karen Malim, Madeleine Brownell on 01598 710389 who will be Deep Roots Festival and ADSM artistic director, gathering items for the High Bray Church and where during the evening you will discover how Charles Church collections. The charity, a church Judith was drawn to printmaking, creating her based project, Computers for Charities, will then well loved linocuts from her S Molton studio. Ka- collect them from us on Remembrance Day, 11 ren will also be asking Judith about her involve- November.
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