Information for Gladestry Residents and Visitors

Face Coverings in School & Colleges 26th Aug 2020 (click to open)

Kington Practice Patient Participation Group (click to open)

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Letter from OneVoiceWales

Dear Clerk

I am writing to inform you that amendments have been made to the Health Protection (Coronavirus Restrictions) (Wales) Regulations 2020.  The new regulations clarify the arrangements for funerals and crematoriums; and confirm that cemeteries can remain open but social distancing must be taken into account, as well as the need to take all reasonable measures to maintain the 2 metre rule at burials.

 Guidance has been prepared to complement these changes to the Health Protection (Coronavirus Restrictions) (Wales) Regulations 2020, which will come into force on 7 April, and this can be found at:

The link below will give you access to the correct regulations which are The Health Protection (Coronavirus Restrictions) (Wales) Regulations 2020.

 https://www.legislation.gov.uk/wsi/2020/353/made

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Gladestry Community Support Group 

Coronavirus Update

 Dear fellow Gladestry villagers,

 In response to the advice from both the government and local NHS staff , several people in the village have come forward offering to support those who might need some help in the coming weeks during this very challenging time. 

 None of us know how this will affect us so we are keen that EVERYONE knows there is a support system in place, as and when people need to access it. It may be that you are self-isolating, in the more vulnerable category, have mobility issues or your relatives who would normally support you are isolating themselves. There is a team of people locally who are happy to help in whatever way is needed. For example:

•       Topping up food supplies and general provisions where possible
•       Accessing prescriptions
•       Dog walking for those who are too unwell themselves
•       Social contact through regular phone calls to avoid feeling alone while you are unable to get out
•       Posting mail

 There is a centralised number you can call if you would like to be included in this support scheme and if no one is there in person to answer your call please leave a message and we will make sure someone in the care team will get back to you as soon as they can. 

 There is a large team ready and willing to help

01544 370642 (Hattie Budd)

 01544 370471 (Jo Wait)

Jo Wait< jowait17@gmail.com

 We will do our best to make sure this letter goes to everyone however if you know of anyone who did not receive one please let us know and we will make sure they get one. 

Opening Times 2nd May (click to open)

Phone 01544 370586

Shopping 

Fresh vegetables from Total produce ( same supplier as used in Kington)

Fresh milk from Bartonsham Farm ( delivered by Total produce)
Soya milk, cheese, tea coffee etc Bookers.
Fresh meat from Hurds butchers (Weobley) limited but if you let me know any orders I can get it in for you.
Fresh bread, cakes homemade.
Pop down get a take away coffee to enjoy on your walk.
Hopefully see you soon.
Sarah 

111 Emergency calls in Powys (click to open)

111 Emergency calls in Powys if unable to use phone (click to open)

Waste & Recycling October '17 (click to open)

The rules for use of the Recycling Centres, and their times of opening have been revised and extended.

Powys Recycling (click to open)

All welcome.

Entry £2.  All proceeds to local charities.

The defibrillator is now functioning, & installed in the old telephone box.

 Not available until the Pandemic rules are relaxed

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There are two Table Tennis tables in the Village Hall available for resident's use.

The key holder for the Hall is Marlene Evans, tel. 370646 ; <marlene.evans@hotmail.co.uk>, and she can be contacted if anyone wishes to organise a session at any time.

There would be a nominal charge for table hire, such as £1.00 for adults,50p for <16 year olds

The GACF was set up in November 2003 in order to administer the money still left in the Millennium Fund. A constitution was agreed, and the following objectives defined: - To stimulate and support activities, events and projects within the Gladestry Community Council area. - To aim to use the fund as a sort of seed capital for projects, whereby if a profit is made, some reimbursement is requested, but is not a requirement.