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Yapton News Previously known as Yapton News & Views JANUARY 2019 Issue No 94 Parish Council YAPTON PARISH COUNCIL Information Chairman The Parish Office is open Stephen Haymes, Woodlands Park House, on a Monday, Wednesday Main Road, Yapton, BN18 0EZ Tel: 01243 551475 and Thursday Vice-Chairman Michael Pickthall, 2 Tack Lee Road, Room 4, Upstairs Yapton, BN18 0HB Tel: 01243 555442 Yapton and Ford Village Hall Members (rear entrance) Derek Ambler, 11 Graham Road, Yapton, BN18 0JT Tel: 01243 551156 9.30AM TO 12.30PM Martin Clark, [email protected] Tel: 01243 555804 Peter Dunkley 14 Navigation Drive, Yapton, BN18 0FS [email protected] Tel: 07766 221550 Mrs Pam Evans, 2 Mornington Crescent, Felpham, PO21 8HG Tel: 01243 868684 or 07796 657081 James Gadd, 68 Loveys Road, Yapton, Your local Police and Community BN18 0HG Tel: 01243 552337 Support Offcer will no longer be Anthony Kendall, 15 Cherry Avenue, Yapton, available at the Parish Council Offce BN18 0LB Tel: 01243 552033 To contact Sussex Police for Vicky Newman, [email protected] non-emergencies dial 101 Tel: 01243 551207 or e-mail: There is one vacant position on the Council [email protected] Clerk of the Council or report online Andrew Gardiner, 38 Ruskin Avenue, North Bersted, Bognor Regis, PO21 5BW Tel: 01243 859141 Yapton & Ford Local History Group email: [email protected] Monday February 4th 2019 web: www.yaptonpc.gov.uk A Hundred Years of Ford Airfield in Words and Pictures Committees A Presentation by Allen and Kevin ALLOTMENTS Misselbrook Tony Kendall – assisted by Monday March 4th 2019 Mick Caiger 01243 552435 Hillaire Belloc – Sussex Writer An Illustrated talk by Chris Hare EMERGENCY & RESILIENCE Derek Ambler, Pam Evans, Michael Pickthall Yapton and Ford Local History Group meet on the first Monday of the month PLANNING in the Club Room at Yapton and Derek Ambler, Peter Dunkley, James Gadd, Ford Village Hall at 7.30pm Tony Kendall, Mrs Vicky Newman All are welcome Non-members Admission £3.00 PLAYING FIELD Peter Dunkley District Councillors: Stephen Haymes, Woodlands Park House, Main Road, Yapton, BN18 0EZ Tel: 01243 551475 Derek Ambler, 11 Graham Road, Yapton BN18 0JT Tel: 01243 551156 County Councillors: Middleton division: Jacky Pendleton, Oakdene House, 44 Southdean Drive, Middleton-on-Sea, PO22 7TB Email [email protected] Tel 01243 585979 Felpham division: Hillary Flynn, 2 Flansham Business Centre, Hoe Lane, Flansham, Bognor Regis PO22 8NJ Email [email protected] Tel 01243 825757 YourYapton News Published by Yapton Parish Council JANUARY 2019 Issue 94 Firstly, may I wish all May I publicly send a huge thank you to all readers of the Yapton of the regular contributors to the Yapton News and residents of News and to the willing band of people who Yapton a very Happy New distribute just under 1,900 copies of the Year. I hope you all had magazine to all households in Yapton, six times an enjoyable Christmas a year! I am always looking for volunteers to and New Year however spread the burden of the delivery of each you chose to celebrate edition, so please let me know if you feel you these special times with may be able to help. families and friends. At this time of year some One area where local residents often feel of you may have thought about making a New concerned about is the volume of traffic using Year’s resolution. Whatever you may have the roads in the village and the speed of traffic resolved to do, or not as the case may be, I particularly in Burndell Road. In the coming hope you can keep to it for as long as possible. weeks I will be calling a meeting of all those interested in contributing to ideas and possible As is usual at this time of the year we are solutions to assist with the management of looking forward, so I have been, once again, traffic in the village. We would aim to involve looking back over the last few editions of the the local County Councillor, the Police, Parish Yapton News, and have been thinking about Councillors and any other agencies who have ways to update and improve the magazine, responsibility for the management of our local particularly looking at the content, and who roads network. are the main contributors to the magazine. In SIX editions, we will be celebrating the A favourite topic of mine is the question of 100th edition of the Yapton News, and I hope Planning Applications and the sheer magnitude to make that a special edition. New ideas, of the numbers of new housing planned for pictures and articles are always welcome, the village in the coming months and years. There are many applications which have either you can send them to me by post, or e-mail, been approved recently or where building or just drop them into the Parish Council has not yet commenced and others awaiting Office. I have already introduced some new consideration by the local planning authorities. regular contributions from the Primary School The two applications for around 550 houses and from St Mary’s Church. If you belong to on the Strategic Site between Bilsham Road a group that is currently not mentioned in and Drove Lane is due to be considered by Yapton News, then please do let me know. I the Arun Development Control Committee want to help the people of Yapton, through on the 23rd January 2019. The Arun Planners the medium of the Yapton News, to feel proud are recommending that these two planning of their village and the local community in applications are approved subject to the final which they live. Cover: Yapton Village sign at the entrance to the village from Barnham by Andy Faulkner 3 confirmation of the Section 106 agreement. village now that the Arun Local Plan has been This will be available to view online with the agreed. If you feel you would like to contribute Development Control Committee papers. The to this updating process then please do not Section 106 agreement is a legal document hesitate to let me know. which sets out the contributions which the Finally, the current councillors term of office developers will make towards educational, comes to an end in May 2019. Local elections highway, recreational and sports facilities, are planned to take place on the 2nd May 2019, and other infrastructure. It is pleasing that when the 10 seats on the Parish Council will be the agreement will confirm that funding and contested. Four years ago, when the elections land will be made available to expand the last took place, only 3 candidates came forward Primary School on the North End Road site and the parish council had to fill the remaining to accommodate the anticipated increase in places by co-option. Further information will pupils from the new housing in the village. become available over the next few weeks, With around 1000 additional homes planned including the date by which nominations the Parish Council will be working hard to have to be submitted, but if you would like seek improvements to the village facilities an initial conversation about becoming a local to cope with the additional population and parish councillor then please do not hesitate their educational, medical, transport and to contact me. other facilities that this increase in housing will bring. The Council is also reviewing and Andrew Gardiner updating the Yapton Neighbourhood Plan to Editor. [email protected] try and manage any further expansion in the Southern Co-op invites you to a public consultation to find out more about our proposals for a new crematorium on Grevatt's Lane, Climping. Friday 25 January, 6pm - 8pm Climping Church Hall, Church Lane, Littlehampton, West Sussex BN17 5RB 4 Christmas at Yapton Primary School December was a particularly special month for one group of children at Yapton Church by Andrea Andrews of England School – our 4 and 5 year olds Year R Teacher celebrated completing their frst term at primary school. 5 To mark the occasion the children invited their families – mums, dads, grannies and grandpas to join them for a special Christmas tea party. The children worked hard making cards, hats and cakes in preparation for this exciting afternoon. The highlight was seeing the children standing on the stage wearing their Christmas jumpers and hats singing a lively selection of Christmas songs. It was magical seeing so many proud grown- ups watching their children perform with such confdence! Of course the Year R children wrote a very important letter to Father Christmas. The staff at the Co-op and Post Offce provided a fabulous welcome for the children as theyeach bought a stamp for their letters. Postman Barrie then visited school in his post van decorated in true Christmas style! He collected all the children’s letters as well as providing each child with a gift. A perfect village community occasion! 6 7 We are delighted to extend this exclusive ofer We areto delighted you to come to extend and enjoy this exclusivelunch at ofer to Bailiyou tofscourt come andHotel, enjoy Climping lunch at Bailifscourt Hotel, Climping Enjoy a delicious two-course lunch forEnjoy just a £15 delicious in our two-course Hotel restaurant lunch for just £15Valid in until ourFriday 29th Hotel March 2019 restaurant This voucher entitles Validyou to a untiltwo course Friday lunch for29th £15 March per person, 2019 or a three course lunch for £18 per person from our daily lunch menu and is valid until Friday 29th March 2019, Monday to Friday. Maximum eight guests per table.
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