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WT H E ESTWELL EYE 195 May 2019 The Wheel 4th May - Reggae and James’ Birthday! 10th May - Mexican Night 17th - Fish on Friday 25th May - Quiz night (Saturday) 31st May - Tapas Evening Contact: 01233 712223 [email protected] May 2019 SUNDAY MON TUES WED THUR FRI SAT 3 4 2 1 2 3 4 Rc.F.T. 10am Iona Eucharist 11am Fitsteps - Dance as U G Local Elections 10.30 Coffee Wheel 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 3rd Sunday of Easter R,F,W 7pm Fitness 11am Fitsteps - 8am Holy Communion 9.15am Pilates Dance as U Go 3.30-5pm Messy Church parish hall 7.15pm WI Meeting 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 Book Club - p13 Rc.F.T. 4th Sunday of Easter 1.30pm Art Group Fitsteps - 11am Iona Eucharist Dance as U G NO Pilates 7pm Fitness 7pm Players’ AGM 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 5th Sunday of Easter European 11am Family Eucharist 7pm Fitness 11am Fitsteps - Elections?? Dance as U Go R,F,W June 1 26 27 28 29 30 Rc.F.T. 31 6th Sunday of Easter 7pm Fitness 9.15am Pilates 11am Eucharist 7.30pm Hall Management . gmail.com Thorneloe elleye@ 5, Faversham Road, Lenham, westw Carolyn Email: 20th of the month - 2 - Gaoler's Retreat, … . - [email protected] - Drum Lane, Ashford, TN23 1LQ Ashford, - [email protected] - Drum Lane, 14, Sandyhurst Lane TN25 4NS 14, Sandyhurst Lane , . Tel: 01622 859376, Tel: Sue Wood Sue COPY DEADLINE - Prices include free design, illustration and layout. Carolyn Thorneloe, Copy & payment to be received by the 20th of each month. ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS IN THE WESTWELL EYE WESTWELL THE YOUR BUSINESS IN ADVERTISE Payable to:- The Westwell Eye, either direct to bank or cheque Westwell The Payable to:- Classified ads from £3 p/issue - Business block ads from £60 p/year Would you like to receive the Westwell Eye but don’t live in the area? Eye but don’t Westwell you like to receive the Would Printed by Print Junction - 01233 624462 You can now receive it every month by post. For an annual subscription, simply send the You he views of any contributor to this publication may not necessarily be those of the editor and editor the of those be necessarily not may publication this to contributor any of views he From the Editor’s desk From the Editor’s editor your name and address and pay £8 to Sue Wood, cheque payable to The Westwell Eye Westwell The cheque payable to Wood, editor your name and address and pay £8 to Sue organisations mentioned or any advertiser organisations Maidstone, Kent ME17 2PN. team, nor can the Westwell Eye accept any responsibility in connection with any companies or companies any with connection in responsibility any accept Eye Westwell the can nor team, T Correspondence to: have some high viz jackets to share to jackets viz high some have Westwell as litter free as we can. If you want to do a litter pick contact the parish clerk. We We clerk. parish the contact pick litter a do to want you If can. we as free litter as Westwell the next day had done a litter pick around and outside their site. Thanks Tarmac. Let’s keep keep Let’s Tarmac. Thanks site. their outside and around pick litter a done had day next the a litter pick by three parish councillors along Watery Lane recently. Tarmac noticed and by by and noticed Tarmac recently. Lane Watery along councillors parish three by pick litter a Litter pick Yes, they are just bags of rubbish but these are some of the 13 bags picked up during during up picked bags 13 the of some are these but rubbish of bags just are they Yes, pick Litter April’s book club book cover. book club book April’s Picture of relatives or friends of Josef Dygryn in Westwell Cemetary.Dygryn friends Josef or in Westwell of Picture relatives of . lived they where the Poppy wall in the church for 2018 Remembrance and the wall the in Poppy flagsthe church 2018 for around the parish marking biographies of Westwellians who fought in WW1, and for organising the Poppy Trail including including Trail Poppy organisingthe for and WW1, in fought who Westwellians of biographies is is made every two years. Heather was the uncontested winner for researching and writing the Heather Lister receiving the Westwell Citizenship Award trophy from George Horne. The Award Award The Horne. George from trophy Award Citizenship Westwell the receiving Lister Heather Page 1 Photographs 1 Page an election as not enough people have put their names put forward. have people enough asnot anelection In the centre pages there is information about each of your parish councillors. There will not be not willThereparish councillors. your of each informationabout is there pages centrethe In is a piece telling you about Westwell’s Classic and Vintage Car Show in June – save the date.the save in– June Car Show andVintage Classic Westwell’s about telling you piece a is Read about the Lorry Parking on page 14 and do your bit to make it permanent. Also on page 14 14 page on permanent.Also it make to bit your do and 14 page Lorry on theParking about Read What a lovely sunny, hot Easter we had, but as I write this my goodness it’s cold! write asI had, goodness Easterbut thisit’s we my hot sunny, Whatlovely a Useful Contacts AZ CARING SERVICES Kent Community Health NHS Foundation Trust, Telephone Numbers What is Buurtzorg? Have you heard of Buurtzorg? If you haven’t, you might do so in the future. The literal Age UK 642094 translation of this Dutch word is neighbourhood care and refers to a system introduced in the Ashford Volunteer Bureau 633219 Netherlands in 2006, which now has 10,000 nurses in 850 towns with 12 regional coaches and Bees (swarming) a support team of 45. Andy Bithell 740650 / 07933892413 The system is spreading to other countries, including the UK. In Kent, Kent Community Borough Councillor: Health NHS Foundation Trust is trialling a pilot scheme to implement a Buurtzorg-style Larry Krause 01233 643497 For all aspects of care and support work, neighbourhood care team in Edenbridge, with another team being introduced to Charing. CAB 626185 Daily and Live In So what is involved? Each Buurtzorg team is made up of nurses and health workers. The teams Carers Support Group 664393 please contact Arthur and his team on consist of up to 12 people looking after 40 to 60 patients and are self-managing, which gives Childline Freephone 0800 1111 07552 766428 them flexibility to spend more time with patients. Teams are expected to spend over 60% of Cinema 0871 2208000 email: [email protected]. their time with patients or working on patient casework, with the rest of their time dedicated Citizens’ Advice Bureau 626185 to building up their skills. In the Netherlands administration is done via a support centre to Cruse Bereavement Counselling 878225 Excellent local references shield the team from bureaucracy. Doctors (Charing) 01233 714490 There are various advantages to this system of care. Teams can provide more intensive support (Hayesbank) 624642 Oil Boiler Service to patients, reducing gradually as they learn to be more independent. Colleagues report greater Dog Warden 01233 330340 established 1987 job satisfaction, and patients report greater satisfaction with their care. Research also shows Hospital (William Harvey) 633331 that in the Netherlands the system has a long-term cost saving of 30 to 40 per cent. KCC Community Warden for Hothfield, Family friendly business So will Buurtzorg work in the UK? It is still in the trial stage and there are some obstacles Charing and Challock, Dave Beckley Professional, efficient service which are largely due to the differences in funding between the Dutch and English systems. 0797798199 90 per cent of the money for community nursing in the Netherlands is from Dutch health CROP 01622 851200 insurance companies. In the UK, it is the NHS that funds health care but social care is funded Library (Ashford) 03000413131 largely through local authorities. So far in the Kent pilot sites, social care is funded by KCC (Charing) 713177 for an initial period after which patients may be expected to cover this cost. MS Therapy Centre 01227 470876 If you have any comments on this article you can contact me by email at kcht.governors@nhs. NHS Direct 0845 4647 For servicing, breakdowns and net or write to me at Governor Support office The Oast, Unit D, Hermitage Court, Hermitage NSPCC 0800 800500 commissioning contact; P&V Quenby ltd Lane, Barming, Maidstone, Kent ME16 9NT. Parish Hall Booking 01233 712016 ����� ������ www.oilboilerskent.co.uk John Fletcher Public Governor-Ashford . [email protected] Parish Council (clerk, Sue Wood) 623902 Pilgrims’ Hospice (Admin) 504100 (Patient enquiries) 504112 PCC Secretary (Heather Lister) 712981 Planning applications. The following applications have been received and will be discussed on 14th May: Police (rural matters only – crime should be 19/00439/AS Court Lodge reported on 101 or 999) 07980978202 New conservation rooflights; remove, repair and reinstate the cowl on all three kilns; rebuild Samaritans 610000 masonry; relay felt, battens and tile kiln 3 roof; fiting of cable restraints; renew junctions Shopmobility 621196 between barn and kiln roofs; replacement external staircases; the insertion of a new toilet with Solicitor (Thorneloe & Co.) 01622 859416 small kitchenette; creation of a more defined store within the roof space. Insertion of new solid Victim Support 0845 30 30 900 timber floor boards to the kilns to provide usable floors.
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