website run by Alan Bailey farmbailey@aol.com
A Message from St. Mary’s
Dear Parishioners,
We are pleased to advise that from Sunday 5th July, St. Mary’s Church will be open each Sunday morning from 10am – 12 noon (until further notice) for individual private prayer and reflection.
A member of the PCC will be in attendance and all Government Health and Safety regulations will be in place.
Everyone is welcome – to come and pray, or to simply enjoy the peace and quiet of our country village church.
If you would like further information, please do not hesitate to contact Venetia Malpas on 830231, Lizzie Patterson on 830216 or Susie Percival on 830468.
St. Mary’s PCC
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From the Parish Council
Tarrant Gunville is a very supportive village and we are aware that villagers are already in contact with neighbours who may need support during the weeks ahead. There are also numerous offers of help from residents to anyone who may need it.
We ask that anyone who is happy to help in some way reply to this email. Please provide telephone numbers as many of our residents do not use email.
If you need help with shopping, collecting prescriptions etc or you just feel like a chat, then please contact one of the parish councillors listed below:
Jim Shephard 830977
Jan Robinson 830027
Jim Farquharson 830217
Geoff Percival 830468
Charlie Regnart 830335
Heather Sandison 830837
Paul Wentworth 830387
Ian Stone (Parish Clerk) 830108
A copy of this will be distributed by hand to residents who do not receive email.
Ian Stone on behalf of The Parish Council
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(copy of recent notice from our local council)
Using the Tarrant Gunville and Stubhampton website
www.tarrantgunville.org.uk
We have a website for Stubhampton and Tarrant Gunville that isn’t getting much use. It already carries useful information about the village and events – e.g. the Village Hall, the Church, the Parish Council – but it could be much more useful to all of us.
We would like it to be able to use it to promote what is happening, who to contact about events - and include local news – whatever would be helpful really to put us all in the picture about where we live.
The site is run by Alan Bailey, farmbailey@aol.com and he asks you to send him information that you want to share across the village. Alan will accept emails or telephone calls (01258 830618) or handwritten notes of items to be posted on the website.
Ian Stone Parish Clerk
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Waste: Guidance for people with confirmed or possible coronavirus (COVID-19) infection
Personal waste (such as used tissues) and disposable cleaning cloths can be stored securely within disposable rubbish bags.
These bags should be placed into a second bag, tied securely and kept separate from other waste in the room in which you are self-isolating.
Keep these bags aside for at least 72 hours before putting into your usual black wheelie bin.
People without wheelie bins who use authorised blue bags for their rubbish should place personal waste in a securely tied disposable rubbish bag (like a black bin bag) before placing in your blue sack. This also applies to those who use gull-proof sacks.
Recycling, glass, food and garden waste can be placed in your usual bins.
We thank you for your co-operation. You can find our latest advice here.
Dorset Council Waste Services (formerly known as the Dorset Waste Partnership)