Good quality Clothes, Bedding, Books, CD’s, Games and Bric-a-Brac.
Entrance 50p to include tea /coffee and biscuits.
Jumble can be taken to the Hall – 5.30 -7 pm Friday, 9.30-11am Saturday.
Any offers of help on the day will be very gratefully received.
Compensation for power cuts
If you were without power for more than 48 hours during Storm Eunice, and you do not received a letter/text from Western Power within 15 working days, please use this form to make a claim for compensation. The online form will be available from 21st March for customers who have not been contacted. If you are entitled to a payment we will send you a cheque.
https://www.westernpower.co.uk/storm-eunice-ofgems-guaranteed-standards-compensation-scheme
SWP Recycling Briefing February 22
SWT Council Business Bulletins
Benefice Newsletter 25th February 2022
More SWT Council Business Bulletins
Omicron Hospitality and Leisure Grant – deadline looms
Businesses only have until 18 March to apply for the Omicron Hospitality and Leisure Grant.
Businesses offering in-person services and occupying business-rated premises in hospitality, leisure and accommodation may qualify. Grants of £2,667, £4,000 or £6,000 are available depending on the rateable value of the business premises concerned.
If you have not previously claimed and believe you may qualify, please complete
a Register of Interest form which can be found on the SWT website here.
Make sure you put your new stickers (delivered inside the new blue bag) over the top of the old contents lists on the side of the black and green boxes.
For most of us the collection day will also change.
Don’t forget soft plastics can also be dropped of at Tesco (just inside the main door) , so there should be virtually nothing going in your big black wheely bin 🙂
The Local Heritage List helps to protect buildings, sites and structures that local people regard
as important – from medieval cottages to unusual postboxes. Somerset residents are being
invited to nominate what’s valuable in their community as part of a new project being
delivered by the South West Heritage Trust.
Somerset and Exmoor National Park were chosen by the Ministry of Housing, Communities
and Local Government as one of 22 national pilots for a Local Heritage List Project. The Local
Heritage List is different from the national statutory list. It focuses on buildings, sites and
structures that local people regard as important. Local listing will stop locally significant sites
from being overlooked, and will offer some increased protections through the planning
system.
Mary Andrews, Local Heritage List Project Manager, said: “Anyone can have a say in deciding
what’s valuable to their community by nominating a site. Nominations might feature rare
materials or historical connections and could be anything from a factory to a front doorstep,
a postbox to a historic landscape. Places where important events took place, or where
minority identities are celebrated, are also promising candidates. The key thing is that the site
matters to the life and culture of the local community.”
There are several ways to make a nomination, including through the ‘Know Your Place’
website, or by post or email. Find out more at swheritage.org.uk/local-heritage-list.
Or read Local Heritage List – FAQ
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