We’ve received the following from Benita Robson (Secretary, Bolton Village Hall Committee) regarding the Government’s advice on the easing of lockdown as it pertains to village halls from 4 July 2020 [received 10 July 2020].
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County Councillor Report (Jul 2020)
County Councillor Report
July 2020
by Wendy Pattison
wendy.pattison@northumberland.gov.uk – Tel. 07779 983072
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Ingram Village Hall Reopening Update
Ingram Village Hall reopening update during lockdown
The UK Government’s latest step in the easing of lockdown takes effect today *Saturday 4 July 2020). This means that, in principle, village halls can reopen. However, there are numerous considerations before any village hall can be used again safely.
Dobbies Donation
Dobbies Donation of plants and compost
[Credit: all images are copyright © May Wilson 2020 and used with permission]
Having got underway with planting the road sign planters in Powburn, the local community has been gifted some more plants and compost from Dobbies of Morpeth.
Breamish Hall Reopening Update
Breamish Hall reopening update during lockdown
We have received the following information from May Wilson (Chair, Breamish Hall Committee) in relation to the UK Government’s recent announcement on the easing of lockdown from 4 July 2020 [received 1 July 2020].
Road Sign Planters
Road sign planters planted
As part of the traffic calming measures agreed recently with Northumberland County Council, residents will have noticed that new ‘gate’ road signs have been installed at three villages within Hedgeley Parish Council: Powburn, Beanley and Bolton.
Wooler and Glendale Food Bank
Wooler and Glendale Food Bank now available
If you’re struggling, we can provide you with essentials to tide you over
County Councillor Report (Jun 2020)
County Councillor Report
Apr 2020
by Wendy Pattison
wendy.pattison@northumberland.gov.uk – Tel. 07779 983072
And now on Facebook: Cllr Wendy Pattison
NHS Test and Trace Advice
Test and Trace Advice: Northumbria Police
We have received the following advice from Northumbria Police today.
If you’re worried about fraudsters claiming to be from NHS Test and Trace – take note of this advice.
Fire Risk Breamish Valley!
Fire risk in Breamish Valley
Following the UK Government’s recent easing of the coronavirus lockdown restrictions, there have been reports of visitors to Breamish Valley not following guidance on social distancing, dropping litter and lighting barbecues. Consequently, Northumberland National Park Authority has issued instructions that, during the current hot spell, no barbecues should be lit anywhere along the Breamish Valley. To this end, a mobile roadside information panel was installed on the road into Breamish Valley just after passing through Brandon Village and shortly after the footbridge.