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To view the latest info on Hungerford Transport Improvements click here BEWARE! An email entitled 'Population Census: a message to everyone - act now' is being circulated, allegedly in the name of National Statistician, Jil Matheson. This email demands individuals provide further personal information, supposedly for the Census and threatens fines for non-compliance. ADVANCE WARNING! Do you drive an all terrain vehicle ? TWO Vacancies FOR COUNCILLORS
Two Council members are required to be appointed by co-option. For further details, please contact the Town Clerk.
PLEASE NOTE: Dogs are NOT ALLOWED on the Triangle field. There have been recent reports of dogs fouling the grass.Latest edition of CHAIN available online here Edition 113 (Dec - Mar) All the regular features and more besides.
....If you missed the hard copy, click here to view online. Christmas Crime Prevention Advice
Vehicles:
•Ensure all windows and doors are secured when not in use •Never leave keys in the ignition and the car unattended even for a few seconds •Keep all presents and other shopping out of sight. Never leave them on the passenger seat or foot well of the vehicle. •Do not leave valuables such as mobile phones, laptops or satellite navigation systems in the vehicle, take them with you. Your Home: •Make sure all doors and windows are kept locked, even if only popping out for a few minutes. •Do not leave presents on display in the house or under the tree until the last minute. •Remember to turn your Christmas lights off at night or before you go out as they could be a fire hazard. •If you are going away over the festive season ask a neighbour or friend to check your house regularly and leave them a contact number in case of emergencies. After Christmas: •Dispose of any empty packaging carefully as it can be an advertisement for thieves.
Meanwhile - don't forget to check the Police Alerts ... here
HEAT What's On avalable here RECIPES .... from the HEAT team Apple, Pumpkin, Courgette, etc - and even Nettles! Click here. Click here to visit the Hungerford Council Allotments website Marlborough & Hungerford Ladies Luncheon Club Shop Locally initiative ..... just click the image for a more readable version! If you've seen unused fruit or nuts and would like to share this information on the foraging map then please e mail to suemckillop2002@yahoo.co.uk
Please remember that this should be food growing wild or falling on a public space and not someone's private property unless they have given permission for it to be harvested.
West Berks councillors will be holding a ''surgery'' in the Interview room at Hungerford Library on the last Saturday of the month
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The role of the NAG ?
Hungerford and Inkpen have joined together as neighbouring areas to form a Neighbourhood Action Group that will address some of the local issues and concerns that communities such as ours have these days – and for which it is sometimes unclear about where or how to bring them to the attention of the right people or official agencies to have action taken. Organised initially by our local Police, the NAG (as it’s known) now has a volunteer membership drawn from our local Council, the Chamber of Commerce, West Berkshire Council, the Police, local schools, youth workers, housing agencies who together span all kinds of interests and age ranges. With the main focus of activity being on problems identified as being "quality of life" issues, the role of the Nag is to listen to the voice of everyone in the community, find a consensus of what the current priorities are felt to be – and draw up a series of Action Plans to raise the profile of these issues so that we can bring them to the attention of the right people or the right agencies, to try and find solutions or improvements suitable to our own local resources and needs. The NAG has already moved on to identifying some problem issues in the area – three public meetings so far have identified issues concerning speeding cars, inconsiderate parking, slow police response times, unruly children, difficulty in contacting the police, anti-social behaviour and underage drinking. We have heard from young people too – who raised issues about the absence of facilities for young people in the town. Members of the community have to accept that they themselves must take a lot of the responsibility for issues of safety and behaviour and good order. It’s not just a question of leaving everything to the Police – but the NAG will listen – and then provide a voice to tell the right people about what we all feel are the current priorities. What's On - if you would like to help your customers/members/guests know What's On in Hungerford, why not download and print a FREE copy of the events list. You can choose how much to display and you can import into Word or Excel and tailor to your own specific requirements. Also, please encourage everyone to add their local events - it's a FREE serviceand since this website receives over 1million hits/year, it's a great publicity opportunity. FREE What's On file to download To add your event, click hereIf you have any news items, please send to the
FREE PARKING! A Chamber of Commerce scheme where retailers will give a refund of the parking charge (all Hungerford car parking) against a minimum spend in participating shops. The parking machines will issue receipts with the ticket, the customer leaves the ticket in their car and takes the receipt with them. If they then spend £5 in a participating shop they get a one hour, 50p, refund. If they spend £10 they receive a two hour, 90p, refund.
Participating shops are identified (currently around 30) and the scheme is now operational. HEAT @ Farmers Market Events are held at the Hungerford Environmental Action Team stall on the Farmers Market each month.
Any questions call 01488 680642 H.E.A.T. website link
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The parking machines will issue receipts with the ticket, the customer leaves the ticket in their car and takes the receipt with them. If they then spend £5 in a participating shop they get a one hour, 50p, refund. If they spend £10 they receive a two hour, 90p, refund.
