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Parish Contact Sheet, Friday 29Th ST CUTHBERT (OUT) 29th PARISH COUNCIL January Serving the villages around Wells 2021 NORTH WARD EAST WARD (incl. Wookey Hole & Easton) (incl. The Horringtons & Maesbury) Wookey Hole Village Website FACEBOOK: South Horrington Village Wookey Hole Residents Forum Sarah Email Amanda, Nick or David for help Mardle (672005) or Julia Scarth 672754 with shopping: Easton Village Community [email protected] Food deliveries, Easton: Andy 672784 West Horrington support: Easton Support Network: Cheryl 07503 [email protected] 073928 , Susie 870057 or Jane 07951 Deliveries & Practical Help 313917 Samantha Wilkes 679454 Deliveries & Practical Help Geoff 07850 709950 SallyAnn 675410 (Wookey Hole) Terry Moran 670376 Jane 07583 072680 (Haybridge) Tina Hodgett 671851 NORTH WARD EAST WARD Parish Councillors Parish Councillors Cllr Paul Cannon… 674913 Cllr Ian Humphreys…675100 Cllr Martin Cooke…675115 Cllr Bruce Hunt…07546 382291 Cllr Diana Newington….07492 331119 Cllr Pablo Foster…677443 Cllr Marcel Hayden (Chair)…677738 Cllr Mark Lunnon…670023 Cllr Jenny Baker WEST WARD SOUTH WARD (including Dinder & Dulcote) (including Dinder & Dulcote) Helpline (Dinder & Dulcote residents FACEBOOK: Coxley Village Life only): 07519 797290 8am-8pm. Wookey Hub can deliver FACEBOOK: Dinder & Duclote Villages supplies – phone 672784 Medical deliveries: Julie 672120 (Dinder) Deliveries & Practical Help & Maria 673629 (Dulcote) James 07866 209378 Sam 07815 132120 Lindsay 07496 575121 SOUTH WARD WEST WARD Parish Councillors Parish Councillors Cllr Jane Walker…679530 Cllr Tony Hathway..07872 362676 Cllr Ed Danson…07790 027167 Cllr Jenny Henderson…671006 Cllr Jim Reeves…671383 Cllr Gill Pettitt Cllr Ted Mallinson…07522 902044 Cllr Margaret Mitchell… 679533 PARISH, DISTRICT & COUNTY NEWS Updates from County Hall, 26th January & 20th January (SCC) Mendip District Council to focus on saving lives, delivering statutory services and economic recovery (Statement from Cllr Ros Wyke, Leader of MDC) Wells Coronavirus Network - weekly update (WCN, 25th January) Mendip Markets Continue Daily (MDC, 18th January) Sign up to Somerset's Health & Wellbeing Advisory Network (SCC) Recycling January Briefing, including a 6am Collection Start (SWP, 28th January) Sorted! E-newsletter, January 2021 (SWP) Recycling Centres Open for Essential Use (SWP, 5 January) Parish Council Meetings Public participation in council meetings (rev.)(St Cuthbert Out PC)) February's Council Meetings (St Cuthbert Out PC) (Images: The Dogs Trust) **PLEASE PICK UP AND DISPOSE OF DOG POOP PROPERLY** st Census 2021 – 21 March 2021 (ONS/GOV.UK) NATIONAL LOCKDOWN RESTRICTIONS National Lockdown Stay At Home restrictions (Cabinet Office) Advice for Clinically Vulnerable people during Lockdown - British Sign Language clip Letter for all clinically vulnerable during 2021 Lockdown (PHE, 15th January) Click here for an online version of the poster. YOUNG PEOPLE, EDUCATION & TRAINING Flo & The Funny Feelings - download resource for 7-11 year olds experiencing worry and anxiety for the first time (#iamwhole campaign / YMCA Prime Minister's acknowledgement on 8th March return to schooling at the earliest (DofE, 27th January) What's working well in remote learning? 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