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Southam and Feldon Appendices PLACE BASED NEEDS ASSESSMENT SOUTHAM & FELDON APPENDICES Warwickshire Joint Strategic Needs Assessment 2020 Report produced by Business Intelligence 1 CONTENTS Appendix A – Southam & Feldon community assets …………………………………………………..……………….… 3 Appendix B – Southam & Feldon stakeholder event ………………………………….………………….………….…… 10 Appendix C – Southam & Feldon JSNA consultation results ………………………………..…………………………. 11 Report produced by Business Intelligence 2 APPENDIX A – SOUTHAM & FELDON COMMUNITY ASSETS Report produced by Business Intelligence 3 Map Organisation / Details Activities, classes, events Ref Community Venues & Venues Community Theme 1 & Families Children Theme 2 People Young Theme 3 Older People Theme 4 Meeting Points & Organisations Theme 5 Community Groups Social Theme 6 Leisure & Recreational Activities & Support Theme 7 Advice CafesTheme 8 Community & Foods & Wellbeing Theme 9 Health & Learning Theme 10 Education 1 Church of St John’s the Baptist, Concerts and community gatherings Avon Dassett, CV47 2AH 2 Avon Dassett children park, Childrens park CV47 2AX 3 St. Michael’s Church, Bishops Church - Crafty Cuppa, Enquirers Group, Home Group, Ladies’ Itchington, Manor Road, CV47 Coffee Morning, M.O.E.T, Bible Group, Welcome House Group 2QJ 4 Bishops Itchington Memorial Blue Butterfly Community Café, BI Youth Club, Create and Play Hall/Community Centre, sessions, allotment plots, Men’s Breakfast Club, Circuit & Core Ladbroke Road, CV47 2RN Stability, Parish Council Meetings 5 Bishop’s Bowl Lakes/Fishery, Fishing lakes and two Sites of Special Scientific Interest CV47 2QB 6 Bishop’s Itchington Primary School School, Ladbroke Road, CV47 2RN 7 Chapel Street, Bishop’s Tennis courts, playing fields, childrens park Itchington, CV47 2RG 8 Burton Dassett Hills Country Country Park - open space, orienteering, walking, picnic areas, Park, CV47 2AB model glider flying 9 Saint Giles Church, Chesterton, Church CV33 9LG 10 Chesterton Windmill, Windmill Point of interest, walking Hill, CV33 9LB Report produced by Business Intelligence 4 11 St. Botolph Church, Church Farnborough, OX17 1DZ 12 Farnborough Hall, National Trust site Farnborough, OX17 1DU 13 Farnborough Village Hall, OX17 Gardening club 1EA 14 Main Street, Farnborough, Childrens park, open space, recreation ground OX17 1EB 15 Fenny Compton Methodist Church – Singing Sunday, coffee mornings (for Mums and Church, High Street, CV47 2XT toddlers) 16 St Peter and St Clare Church, Church Fenny Compton, CV47 2YE 17 Fenny Compton Fire Station, Fire Station Memorial Road, CV47 2XU 18 Fenny Compton Surgery, CV47 GP 2TG 19 Fenny Compton Childrens park, Childrens park, open space, recreation ground CV47 2BD 20 The Dassett C of E Primary School – Movie Night, Friends of The Dassett School School, Memorial Road, CV47 2XU 21 Fenny Compton Village Fenny Compton WI, Just a Bite Lunch, Tots and Toddlers, Hall/Community Centre Gardening Club, Over 60s, Scout Club, Parish Council, Men’s Club, Footpath Group, Cinema 22 Fenny Compton Allotments, Fenny Compton Allotments Association CV47 2FT 23 Fenny Compton Bowling Club Fenny Compton Bowling Club CV47 2XT 24 All Saints Church, Vicarage Church – Bellringers, Bible study group, Bumps & Bundles, Lane, Harbury, CV33 9HA Drop-in tea for the bereaved 25 Harbury Village Hall, South Table tennis, badminton, pilates, Zumba, junior tennis, Inspire Parade, CV33 9JE dance, karate, Junior Theatre Group, ballroom dancing, 4th weekly Parish Council, Cactus Jam Band Practice 26 Harbury Surgery, Mill Street, GP CV33 9HR 27 Harbury Village Library and Library – Tunes & Tales (for toddlers and pre-school children), Biblio’s Café, CV33 9HW talks, reading groups, political discussions, skills and learning Report produced by Business Intelligence 5 sessions for adults and children, murder mystery 28 Harbury C of E Primary School, School – after school clubs Mill Street, CV33 9HR 29 Waterloo Fields, Harbury, CV33 Harbury Rugby Football Club 9JN 30 The Leamington & Warwick The Leamington & Warwick Model Railway Society Model Railway Society, Knightcote, CV47 2EQ 31 All Saints Church, Little Dassett, Church – coffee mornings, chamber choir, Warwick University CV47 2AB Brass Society 32 Long Itchington Community Baby & Toddler Group, Brownies, Film Group. Girl Guides, Centre, Stockton Road, CV47 History Group, LI Women’s Institute, LI Beavers, Young 9QP Farmers’ Club, Youth Club 33 Lilac Field, Long Itchington, Open space/recreational ground, Long Itchington Football CV47 9AE Club 34 Long Itchington Preschool, School Stockton Road, CV47 9QR 35 Long Itchington C of E Primary School School, Stockton Road, CV47 9QR 36 St John The Baptist Church, Church Lower Shuckburgh, NN11 6DX 37 St Lawrence Church, Napton on Church the Hill, CV47 8FL 38 Napton Village Hall, The Napton Parish Council meetings, pilates, badminton, whist, Crescent, CV47 8LS Womens’ Institute, short mat bowls, weaving, upholstery, book club 39 Napton Reservoir, Napton on Open space/recreation ground the Hill, CV47 8HX 40 St Lawrence C of E Primary School School, Napton on the Hill, Dog Lane, CV47 8LT 41 Arc School, Napton on the Hill, School CV47 8NA 42 Napton Sports Field and Cricket Sports and recreation – Napton Cricket Club, tennis courts, Club football club and juniors football club 43 Dog Lane Fishery, Priors Dog Lane Fishery Marston Road, Napton on the Report produced by Business Intelligence 6 Hill, CV47 8LT 44 All Saints C of E Church, Church Northend, CV47 2TH 45 Burton Dassett Village Hall, Race night, open gardens, boozy bingo, Pensioners’ lunch, Northend, CV47 2TN movie night, Top to Toe Cafe 46 The Priors School, School Lane, School Priors Marston, CV47 7RR 47 Priors Tennis Club, Priors Sports and recreation Marston, CV47 7RP 48 Priors Sports Club, Priors Sports and recreation Marston, CV47 7RP 49 St Peter’s Church, Radway, Church CV35 0UE 50 Primitive Methodist Chapel, Church Radway, CV35 0UF 51 Radway Cricket Club Sports and recreation 52 Ratley Village Hall, OX15 6DS Yoga, sewing classes, keep fit, table tennis, youth club, Parish Council meetings, quiz/charity nights 53 Church of St John The Baptist in Church the Wilderness, Shuckburgh, NN11 6DT 54 St James C of E Church, Church - Jolly J’s and NCT Baby and Toddler Group, coffee Southam mornings 55 Southam Community Church, Parents and Tots Coventry Street, Southam, CV47 0EP 56 The Graham Adams Centre, St Foodbank, Over 60’s Lunch Club, gymnastics, Rainbows, James Road, Southam, CV47 Brownies, Gardening Club, Slimming World, Youth Club, 0LY Movement to Music community education class, Centre-Point Dance and Pilates, NSTK Ladies Fighting Fit, Baby & Toddler Group, Leamington & Warwick Academy of Dance, NSTK Karate, Mother and Baby Yoga, NCT Bumps and Babies, Southam Cinema 57 Southam Day Nursery and School / Bright Horizons nursery Preschool, St James Road, CV47 0LY Report produced by Business Intelligence 7 58 Dallas Burston Polo Club, CV47 Free entrance to all polo fixtures 2DL 59 Southam Fire Station, Coventry Fire station Street, CV47 0EL 60 Southam Surgery, Stowe Drive, GP Southam, CV47 1NY 61 St Wulfstan Surgery, Southam, GP Northfield Road, CV47 0FG 62 Southam Leisure Centre, Welsh Gym, swimming pool, range of group fitness classes Road West, Southam, CV47 0JW 63 Southam Library and Book loans, public computers/wi-fi Information Centre, High Street, Southam, CV47 0HB 64 Park Lane Recreation Ground, Open space/recreation ground CV47 0HX 65 Merestone Park, Southam, Open space/recreation ground CV47 1EQ 66 Tollgate, Southam, CV47 1EE Open space/recreation ground 67 Southam Primary School, St School James Road, CV47 0QB 68 Southam St James C of E School Academy, Southam, CV47 1EE 69 Southam College, CV47 0JW School 70 Southam Rugby Football Sports/recreation ground Ground, Southam, CV47 2DH 71 Bobby Hancocks Park, Saint Southam United Football Club and Bowls Club Drive, Southam, CV47 2UZ 72 Southam Cricket Club, Southam Cricket Club Southam, CV47 0JH 73 Southam Sports and Social Regular entertainment and live music events Club, School Street, CV47 1PL 74 The Grange Hall, Southam, Blood donations, line dancing (the Southam Stompers), CV47 1QA Boogie Tots, Salsa lessions, dog training, Bridge Club, Toddler Chatter Mattes, Baby Chatter Matters/stay and play, Report produced by Business Intelligence 8 Dynamos/Innovators contemporary dance, the Grange Players Junior Drama, badminton, Watercolours and mixed media art, extend fitness, Clubbercise, Fitsteps, Baby massage, short mat bowls, Citizens Advice, Southam Town Council 75 Galanos House, Banbury Road, Royal British Legion care home Southam, CV47 2BL 76 St Michael’s Church, Stockton, Church CV47 8JG 77 Stockton Primary School, School School Street, Stockton, CV47 8JE 78 Stokcton Football Club, Napton Stockton Football Club Road, Stockton, CV47 8JU 79 Temple Herdewyke Primary School School, Falkland Place, CV47 2UN 80 MOD Kineton, Temple Open day events Herdewyke, Wentworth Avenue, CV47 2UD 81 St Michael and All Angels Church Church, Ufton, CV33 9PJ 82 Ufton Fields Nature Reserve, Open space/recreation ground Ufton, CV33 9NY 83 Upton House and Gardens, National Trust Home Farm Drive, OX15 6HT 84 St Michael’s Church, Church Warmington, OX17 1DA 85 Warmington Village Hall, Keep fit class, indoor bowls, baby & toddler group, pilates, Warmington, OX17 1BX table tennis club 86 St Peter’s Church, Church Wormleighton, CV47 2XH Report produced by Business Intelligence 9 APPENDIX B – SOUTHAM & FELDON JSNA STAKEHOLDER EVENT A stakeholder engagement event to understand the health and wellbeing needs of people
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