Notices

St. John’s Harvest Festival Sunday 3 October

If you would like to contribute to St John’s Harvest festival please drop offerings into the ‘play section’ of St. John’s (the back pew in the left corner as you come in) or on the day of the service.

WE NEED THE FOLLOWING:

  • LONG LIFE DAIRY MILK (WE HAVE PLENTY OF NON-DAIRY E.G. RICE, ALMOND, ETC.)
  • TINNED VEGETABLES (PEAS, SLICED BEANS, CARROTS ETC)
  • TINNED POTATOES
  • INSTANT MASH POTATO
  • TINNED MEAT (BOTH HOT AND COLD)
  • LONG LIFE SPONGE PUDDINGS
  • TINNED RICE PUDDING
  • SHOWER GEL
  • TOOTHPASTE
  • TOILET ROLLS
  • TINNED SARDINES, SALMON OR MACKEREL
  • TINNED CUSTARD
  • CHOCOLATE BARS
  • SWEETS
  • INSTANT COFFEE
  • BISCUITS
  • CHOCOLATE BISCUIT BARS E.G. KIT KAT, PENGUIN ETC

WE’VE GOT PLENTY OF

  • PASTA
  • BAKED BEANS
  • SANITARY PRODUCTS
  • TINNED PULSES (LENTILS, KIDNEY BEANS, CHICK PEAS ETC)
  • TINNED SOUP
  • TINNED TOMATOES
  • CEREAL

 

September 27, 2021 in Community

Bus back better Survey – please complete here

Wiltshire County Council is running a bus survey to guage local people’s views on bus services.

The Government’s has a strategy  to encourage more people to travel by bus to
help support our carbon neutral objectives, and to reach and connect more people who live in rural
communities who don’t have a viable way to get around.

The council has already been successful in getting some money from the £3bn fund, with a
successful bid of £1.2m to improve demand responsive transport in the Pewsey Vale area. This
will be in operation next year after a public consultation, which will help establish the most
appropriate way for the service to be provided.

We are holding an informal consultation with the public and businesses to help shape our work as
we look to produce a Bus Service Improvement Plan later this autumn. Our local bus services plan
is a requirement in order to be part of the Bus Back Better strategy.  Complete the survey using the link below
until 23 August 2021

https://surveys.wiltshire.gov.uk/snapwebhost/s.asp?k=162679536235

July 28, 2021 in Community, Environment

Census 2021 is the 21st March 2021

Do you watch “Who do you think you are” or have you tried looking into your family tree?  If so you will know that as well as Birth, Death and Marriage records the Census records provide unique information.  The UK carries out a Census every 10 years and 2021 is a Census year! 

For the first time this year’s Census will be online.  You will receive a letter with a unique access code.  You will then need to visit the secure website and input details of your household.  The Government is aware that some people will need help using a website and more information will be available in February 2021.

 

 

January 6, 2021 in Parish and Gov