Coronavirus
This is the time to get to know your neighbours, especially if they are in the higher risk categories, to see what we can do for each other.
This is the time to get to know your neighbours, especially if they are in the higher risk categories, to see what we can do for each other.
VALE HOSPITAL LEAGUE OF FRIENDS
VOLUNTEERS NEEDED
ARE YOU INTERESTED IN BECOMING A PATIENT VISITOR?
You could enjoy playing Board or Card Games with stroke patients They might enjoy you reading to them or maybe you would like to help with the Art Therapy workshops Some would like a visitor to chat to them
THE LEAGUE OF FRIENDS IS ORGANISING
AN OPEN MORNING FOR POTENTIAL VOLUNTEERS ON MONDAY 16 MARCH 2020 BETWEEN 10 AM 12 NOON
This will Include an Informal Discussion and a Tour of the Hospital Refreshments will be provided
IF INTERESTED YOU WILL THEN BE ABLE TO SIGN UP TO ANY MORNINGS YOU WISH TO HELP ART THERAPY ONLY ON THURSDAYS) TO ATTEND THE OPEN MORNING PLEASE EMAIL BRAMBLES330@GMAIL.COM SO THAT WE HAVE AN INDICATION OF NUMBERS
STINCHCOMBE VILLAGE HALL
Charity no. 270121
Stinchcombe Village Quiz Night
on Friday 20th March at 7.30pm
Stinchcombe Village Hall
£3 per person, max 6 in a team
Soft drinks and snacks on sale or bring your own alcohol for £1 per head corkage.
No need to pre-book. Call 544611 for more information
This is the time of year when a band of hardy stalwarts set off in high-vis jackets clutching black bags and litter-pickers to tidy up the verges of Stinchcombe. However, it’s been too wet to do anything up to now and by the time things start to dry out, the new growth, particularly of nettles, will be well under way making the job too difficult, so this year’s litter-pick has been cancelled.
However, that doesn’t mean that the verges have to be a complete mess. there are already several people in the village who help to keep it tidy by clearing litter near their homes or while walking their dogs and it would be great if more people could help in this way. Please could you help keep Stinchcome tidy by picking up any litter you see near your home or while you’re out and about – and who knows? Maybe we won’t need to have an organised litter-pick!
The bad news is that there’s going to be a road closure from the top of Church Lane (i.e, Piers court) to Churchfield House on Echo Lane, sometime between 23rd March and 17th April.
The good news is that this is to allow for the installation of superfast broadband so hopefully it will be worth the inconvenience.
These are all the details that have been provided at the moment:-

Local elections are scheduled to take place on Thursday 7th May when all of the current Parish Councillors’ terms of office will come to an end. All but one are standing for re-election but there is a vacancy for a new Councillor. If you are at all interested in joining the council and helping to make a difference in the village, please don’t hesitate to contact the Clerk for more details: clerk@stinchcombepc.co.uk or 01453-544611
The Council is happy to welcome Simon Packer who joined in December and is a very welcome addition, but is sorry now to be losing Chris Snellock through pressure of work and thanks him for his valuable contribution over the last four years.
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