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May 04
Rushfields Update
May 01
Oil price
May 01
Garden waste collections return on 11 May
Mid Sussex District Council is resuming garden waste collections from Monday 11 May.
As part of the Council’s response to the COVID-19 national emergency, garden waste collections were paused on 13 April to enable the collection crews to meet social distancing requirements and to preserve rubbish and recycling collections.
During the past month the Council has worked hard alongside waste collection partner Serco to secure additional resources that will enable our crews to practice social distancing and collect our customers’ garden waste safely. Collections were originally predicted to be suspended for a period of 12 weeks, but new working arrangements mean it is now possible to bring the service back after only a four-week pause.
When the service resumes on Monday 11 May, customers should place their garden waste bins out for collection on their usual collection day. Anyone who is not sure when their bin is due for collection can check online at www.midsussex.gov.uk/waste-recycling/bin-collection
The garden waste collection service has been paused for exactly four weeks and during that time each customer has missed two collections. To ensure that no household is financially disadvantaged by the suspension of the garden waste collection service, the Council will add four weeks onto the end of each subscription period to cover the number of collections missed.
Councillor John Belsey, Cabinet Member for Environment and Service Delivery said:
“This has been a difficult month for everyone and we are so grateful to all our garden waste customers for their patience, support and understanding during the past few weeks.
“We know that garden waste collections are important to people, especially during this lockdown period, so we have been working as hard as we can with Serco to reinstate them safely as soon as possible. I’m delighted to say that we are now able to resume our garden waste collections.
“We really appreciate the efforts you are making to hold on to your garden waste but please remain patient for a little while longer once collections are back under way and we work through the build-up.
“Our crews are not able to collect any side waste so it’s important to make sure all your garden waste is contained within the bin and that the lid is closed. If you are unable to fit all your garden waste into your green wheelie bin, please continue to store it until your next scheduled collection. This will ensure the safety and wellbeing of our collection crews and that we can continue to offer a garden waste service to everyone.”
For more information, visit the garden waste collection page at
www.midsussex.gov.uk/gardenwaste
where there are answers to several Frequently Asked Questions. Anyone who is unable to find the answer to their query online should email
ga*********@***********ov.uk.
Apr 29
ANNUAL PARISH COUNCIL MEETING MAY 2020
POYNINGS PARISH COUNCIL
29th April 2020
Due to Corona-19, The next meeting of Poynings Parish Council to be held online using Zoom software on Tuesday 5th May 2020 at 7pm.
If you wish to attend (listen only mode), Please contact the Clerk at cl***@*******************il.com ASAP, at the latest 1 hour before the meeting. Login details will be emailed prior to the meeting.
Agenda
- Apologies for absence
- Minutes
- Matters Arising
- MSDC and WSDC
- Public Participation
- Expenditure for Feb 2020 and March 2020
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Planning application
Erection of a side and rear extension to Wilton House, including a balcony to rear roof slope, and replacement of existing garage. Location: Wilton House, The Street, Poynings, BN45 7AQ
Decision. -
Insurance
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Financial report.
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Covid-19
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Chairman’s Allowance
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Item’s for next month’s Agenda
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Dates of Next month’s Meeting
Clerk to the Council
Mr Colin Warburton
Apr 27
latest update from WSCC
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If you need to talk or find out information about what is happening locally, https://www.carerssupport.org.uk/ can offer you guidance and a listening ear. Their fully trained staff can be contacted via email, phone or online chat, where they will be able to help you. You do not need to be in a caring role to benefit from this service.
- https://www.ageuk.org.uk/information-advice/coronavirus/staying-safe-and-well-at-home/coronavirus-anxious/
- The NHS Every Mind Matters website has some really simple useful tips and advice to support good mental health: www.nhs.uk/oneyou
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Delivers prescriptions to your door. |
0113 265 0222 |
Support groups
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Organisation/Issue |
Support |
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The Calm Zone |
Support for mental health illnesses or crisis during isolation. |
0800585858 |
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Sane |
Open 4.30-10.30pm daily for support with mental health illnesses. |
Website only |
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Give us a shout |
24/7 text service, completely free for anyone who is struggling to cope or needs immediate help. |
Text 85258. |
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MIND |
Still providing phone appointments, text and online. |
01903 277000 |
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NHS one you website |
Online resources for mental health support while isolating |
www.nhs.uk/oneyou/ every-mind-matters/ coronavirus-covid-19- staying-at-home-tips |
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Qwell |
Online counselling and wellbeing for adults |
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CALM (app and online) |
Online resources for reducing anxiety during COVID-19 outbreak. |
https://blog.calm.com/ take-a-deep-breath |
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The Help Hub |
Currently still being developed but aims to help people with anxiety about coronavirus |
www.thehelphub.co.uk/ ?fbclid=IwAR2_dlN_LKpc-LD1OHgWO6CtMWcz_ ieSguu3luc2Ntr7yrbhy YUW6qUz_mY |
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The Silver Line Helpline |
Social isolation and loneliness support. |
www.thesilverline.org.uk/ what-we-do/ |
0800 4708090 |
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Talking point |
Online community (for dementia patients or carers of) where people can speak to other people in a similar situation. Free to access 24/7. |
www.alzheimers.org.uk/ get-support/dementia-talking-point-our-online-community |
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iTalk |
Accepting referrals for phone support only. |
www.italk.org.uk/ home/covid-19- coronavirus-updates |
023 8038 3920 |
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Safe in Sussex |
Help for people at risk of domestic abuse. |
www.safeinsussex.org or email info@safeinsussex. org.uk |
0330 333 7416 Monday to Friday, 9.30am – 4pm. |
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Apr 24
Make History
If you have stories to tell about Poynings, the West Sussex Record Office is asking residents to document their experience during the coronavirus. Learn more.
Apr 24
Library service
Great to see that 963 people have joined the online library since they closed their buildings on 17 March.
They have added 1,300 extra ebooks and 450 eAudio titles and are now issuing about four times the number of these. Around 32,000 newspapers and magazines are being downloaded each week too!
Last week there were 2,500 views of the Ancestry page, which is linked to the free public version, and we have had over 50 compliments about this service.
They have been offering telephone support for library customers who want to use the ebook and audio but have never tried before – got some lovely comments about that too.
An additional 25 library staff have now been trained to accept and receive calls in the Community Hub and library delivery drivers have delivered emergency food parcels across the county.
Apr 24
Oil rates
This weekend’s rate is £0.1825 ppl for the Poynings Heating Oil Club, go to
oil-club.co.uk and login or join.
Apr 24
Update on Independent shops that are delivering to Poynings
Huge list of shops delivering to Poynings at the bottom of this post!
Rushfields Food Boxes – https://www.rushfields.com
Garden Centre Orders
We are no longer able to accept orders for plants and gardening products we have 300 emails to get through, we will keep you posted as to when we are able to resume with the orders. Existing Orders – If you ordered before 23.59 on 23rd your order is in the system and we will get to you as soon as we can.
For Farm shop products it is still OK to order either for delivery or collection
1 Veg Box £15 selection of seasonal veg subject to market availability
2 Fruit Box £10 mixed fruit subject to market availability
3 Dairy Box £8 1 small loaf either Brown or White 6 Eggs 250grm Cheddar Cheese
4 Meat Box £15 500gr mince 6 Sausages 2 Chicken Breasts
Free delivery for spends of £15 or more within a 10 mile radius. You can order a more specific range of products if you are able to come and collect from the car park. Order these by emailing fa******@********ds.com
Truffles – https://www.facebook.com/trufflesbakery
In Poynings Car Park – Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 08.45
Wayfields – https://www.facebook.com/WayfieldParkFarmShopAndCafe/
Delivery to Poynings or collect, call 07742 082051
Adams Wholesale – www.adams-wholesale.com
Offering NEXT DAY DELIVERIES to the whole of Sussex to the general public, 6 days a week, we have supply meat, fruit, veg, dry goods, dairy, tinned, frozen food as well as non-food products cleaning materials etc. 01903 282220
Sunharvest Ltd – https://www.sunharvestltd.co.uk/shop/
Established for over 12 years. We are your local produce distributor, based in the centre of Brighton, providing excellent quality fruit, vegetables and other cooking essentials. Deliver to Poynings
The Cherry People – 07722 647 857
The family that support our village fete selling cherries every year are now offering £15, £20 and £25 mixed veg boxes with a £2 delivery charge. Text 07722647857 with your name, address, size of box and please say what you don’t want!
They would rather deliver on a Saturday if that’s ok with everyone that would like to order.
Fuel Coffee House – https://www.fuel-coffee-house.com/burgers
Burgers
The Ginger Jungle – https://www.thegingerjungle.com/local-community
House plants
Brighton Quarantine Delivery – https://www.brightonquarantine.co.uk/
A massive list of Independent shops delivering during the coronavirus crisis
Apr 23
Help commemorate Mid Sussex Virtual VE Day
Mid Sussex District Council are calling for your help to create a memory bank of commemoration for Victory in Europe Day (8th May).
While current social distancing measures are in place it will not be possible for street parties to take place at the moment, so Mid Sussex District Council is calling for submissions for a virtual memory bank to help commemorate VE Day. Tributes and photos, memories, songs and stories of VE Day and what it means will be merged into a showreel and presented on the Council’s digital platforms. Recordings of ‘We’ll Meet Again’ can also be sent to form the soundtrack to the presentation.
Earlier in the year MSDC provided grants to commemorate VE Day; but given the current national and international situation these events won’t take place at this time. The Council will of course be honouring our grant commitments when recipients feel they are in a position to mark the many sacrifices made and to commemorate the end of WWII.
Councillor Norman Webster, Cabinet Member for Community said: “This is an important commemoration and we want to do everything we can to ensure it is marked. Somehow it is even more relevant, as we all recognise the bonds of friendship and community we are experiencing anew, that we commemorate those who gave so much at that time”.
Please send photos and poems for Mid Sussex Virtual VE Day to co***@***********ov.uk or via the Council’s Facebook channel. You can upload film or songs to a special form at www.midsussex.gov.uk/VE2020
Deadline for submissions in Monday 4th May. We cannot guarantee all will be used but we will try to use as many as possible. Before submitting you must ensure you have permission for any items to be displayed publicly.
