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Cpad for Swinton Village ? from the Editor the First Public Meeting to Listen to a Presenta- for Full Details Follow the Link Below The Twenty Eighth Newsletter has been produced thanks to funds raised from Village Events. Swinton Village Action Group 22 June 2015 Issue 28 Inside this issue: The Newsletter reserves the right to refuse or amend any advertisement or submission and accepts no liability for any omission or inaccuracy. Articles 1 News & Letters 1-2 cPAD For Swinton Village ? From the Editor The first public meeting to listen to a presenta- For full details follow the link below. Articles 2-3 tion by Tom Render from Yorkshire Ambu- http://www.defibsafe.co.uk/overview/ lance Service was held on 9th June in the Tom also informed us of the existing default Police Box 4 reading rooms. 200yds radius from a casualty that the 999 The meting was attended by members of the service operator uses to decide if to send for Parish Council 5 events group, two members of the public and the AED in an emergency. The Ambulance Paul Cuthbertson (PC). Tom gave a outline of Service is currently working on systems to Club and Community 6-8 how a cPAD is integrated into the 999 make this distance greater. In the event of an Groups News Ambulance response. This discussion gave us emergency, if you know of a defib in the village in depth details of which AED and at a distance greater than 200yds and tell the Outside housing they currently recommend. emergency controller, they will direct you to it Looking at Swinton in google map a 200yd radius covers more residents if a Cpad was located in the vicinity of the Band Room in Middle Street. The Costs to purchase a cPad is currently estimated as follows. WeL Medical iPAD SP1 £750 plus vat Wel Medical iPAD SP1 DeFibSafe Cabinet. £520 plus vat. There are Grants available for community The Wel Medical iPAD SP1, has a switch to projects via Ryedale RC, and other organisa- Colour copies of the allow for it to be used in either a Child or Adult tions., but these would not cover the full cost. newsletter are available on Mode. For full details follow the link below. Possibly up to 50% which leaves us with the the Parish Website. http://www.ipad-aed.com/sp1/ other 50% to find. Swinton Parish Website is The External housing is a DeFibSafe Wall Funding options explored were as follows. available on the following Mounted Cabinet, which is secured to an link. http:// outside wall. Business and Organisations sponsorship swinton.btck.co.uk/ Asking all households to contribute a small fixed sum of around £2 To Advertise Contact Swinton News Letter Fund Raising activity's. by email. Swin- It was also pointed out, that due to the low [email protected] attendance, it would be a good idea to canvas Or Tel: 01653 697921 the village and determine if there is enough Business Adverts Cost £10 support to continue with the project. per row or £30 for a full page Comments please to advert, payable in advance. DeFibSafe Wall [email protected] Public For Sale Notices Cost Mounted Cabinet Richard Good £1 Deadline for September Newsletter Articles. No Later than 24th August 2015 . Email us At. [email protected] The Twenty Eighth Newsletter has been produced thanks to funds raised from Village Events. Pa ge 2 Swinton News I ssue 28 Letters And News SVAG forward in 2015. coffee. Malcolm will create a sign. Committee meeting of SVAG Possible further beetle drive or Article for next newsletter. 12 May 2015 at Swinton Read- bingo late November again, but Michelle and Dianne. ing Rooms. would need more parental Village Plan. Present: Jan Anderson, assistance. No responses from article in Malcolm Anderson, Children’s disco-between newsletter. Small group needs Henry Leeson, Daphne Powell, Christmas and New Year. setting up to take forward. Letters John Coffey, Michelle Pataillot, Could be held at Reading Janet, Maggie and others. Dianne Illingworth. Letters Policy: Rooms? Malcolm to ask Beth if Also needs representation from We reserve the right not Apologies: Janet Bailey, she would be prepared to Parish Council. Jan to email to publish any letter. Richard Good, Peter Powell, arrange with support from Peter as a reminder to mention Senders must supply Glyn Wild, Maggie Farey others. at the PC meeting 13 May and their name and address Minutes of the last meeting Bonfire-Agreed date 31 Oct also to update Maggie re this and be prepared to have were agreed with two with a Halloween theme. decision them published. amendments, date of meeting Separate meeting to be ar- Update: Paul Cuthbertson will The Newsletter does not March 2015 and Item 4 remove ranged beforehand. work with Janet and Maggie re necessarily agree with sentence, 28 June will clash Harvest Auction. Parish Plan. any of the views with Malton show again. Hoping for late September or expressed on these Defibrillator. Meeting to go Matters arising not otherwise early October, possible dates pages. ahead on 9 June for villagers to covered on agenda: 28 Sept or 5 October. attend. Discussion can then Children’s Fun day going ahead Need to decide on best night determine how effective this on 11 July 2-4pm. Any assis- for the Pub and then confirm will be, where it would be kept tance will be appreciated. with Vicar and Auctioneer. and whether cost would be Malcolm will provide roadside John to check with Landlord. prohibitive. Richard is leading signs for display on the day. Agreed eligible if 65 and over on this. and resident in Swinton to Financial report. Current AOB balance is £1876.83. £500 is attend the funded lunch. Yoga-Michelle to arrange trial ring fenced for the fun day, but John to draft article for next period in Reading Rooms. still adequate funds to cover newsletter re harvest festival, 4/6, 11/6, 25/6, 2/7 and 9/7. newsletters and bonfire. offers of produce, attendance Year-end accounts are at auction and outcome of As we have not had offers for completed and Jan will ask proceeds. role of Chair, Jan offered to Kim if she can audit again for Agreed no further car boot take on for next meeting. us. Suggest we look at a sales at present. This can then be discussed as agenda item for next meeting. voucher in recognition of her Toy sale suggestion, agreed to Possibility of changing officer time and expertise. run on basis of table top at the roles? Future Events Reading rooms. Toys can be Date of next meeting: on blanket on floor. Open Gardens. Only 4 offers 7th September 7pm at Reading Agreed 26 July with lead from to open, Jan and Malcolm, Rooms. Redstones, Henry and Johnny Michelle. £1.00 per table. Minford. Decision not to take Possible raffle and teas and RNLI Collection A recent collection for the Henry Leeson Lifeboats, in East, West and Russbrough Middle Streets raised a total of East Street £140.41p. Swinton. This was a good result in support of a fantastic service. A sincere thank you to all. Deadline for September Newsletter Articles. No Later than 24th August 2015 . Email us At. [email protected] The Twenty Eighth Newsletter has been produced thanks to funds raised from Village Events. Pa ge 3 Swinton News I ssue 28 Letters And News Butterwick Church intend to hold a coffee evening Henry Leeson at Russbrough, East Street, on Russbrough July 17th at 7pm. East Street This is in aid of Butterwick Swinton. Church Funds. As this is intended to be our last coffee evening, Lets make Margaret and Henry Leeson it the best ever, All welcome. The giving machine works with We are currently looking to thousands of online retailers. recruit a Playgroup leader Every time you shop online & finance officer. through the giving machine If you, or know of anyone who you generate free donations for may wish to apply the deadline your favourite cause. for applicants is Monday 6th Please check to see if you can July. Please phone 01653 donate to us when shopping 695020 or email As we are a registered charity online. [email protected] Swinton Playgroup are busy Chantelle Edsall-Geldart will for details. fundraising. be running the great north run Limited spaces are still avail- The diary dates book still has a to raise funds for Swinton able for September for 2,3 & 4 few dates remaining. Playgroup. year old funded & non funded At £1 per day there are 1st, If you would like to sponsor children. 2nd & 3rd prizes available of her, forms are available at Please call 01653 695020 for various gardening goodies. Swinton Playgroup & Castle details (Tues, Wed & Thurs Howard bookshop. 9am - 3pm) Good Luck Chantelle!!! Bus service 194 proposals to reduce the local bus services to £1.5m NYCC Proposed reductions to amount we spend subsidising every year from April 2016. We bus service subsidy. bus services by £2m every year. have put together proposals This was part of our commit- which are designed to make the We are consulting on proposals ment to reduce our overall best use of the funding avail- to reduce the amount we spend expenditure by £92m by the able to provide services which subsidising local bus services to end of March 2015. Further meet the day to day transport £1.5m every year from April announcements by the govern- needs of local communities. 2016. We have put together ment over future funding mean For more information, click on proposals which are designed we now need to find a further Service 194 to make the best use of the the link bellow, or type the estimated £75.9m between address into your web browser funding available to provide 2015 and 2019.
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