The Warwickshire rural crime newsletter for August is now out! See the link below:

• Rural Crime Newsletter August 2016.V1

From August the 1^st, P3 will launch a new countywide floating support service for adults over 25.

This will be a new approach, ensuring that people in Warwickshire who need help to manage and maintain their accommodation receive the right support, at the right time, and in the right place.

This flexible service will provide a bespoke package of support centred around the individual, addressing the very reasons they are struggling to maintain their property, with the purpose of helping them to move forward and continue living in their own home.

They will provide support:

• Directly in people’s homes
• Via their Mobile advice vehicle
• At their new “Navigator” drop-in centres (located in Nuneaton and Rugby)
• In community venues across the county

They will also be operating a 24hr helpline for people using our services to ensure there’s always someone trained, friendly, and ready to help at the end of the phone. The Freephone number is 0808 164 6220.  See the leaflets below for more information:

• Leaflet 1
• Leaflet 2

Please see here a newsletter packed with information and advice from the Safe in Warwickshire team.

Please note that Planning Applications: 16_01980_FUL and 16_01981_LBC have been withdrawn. Please see information below:

• 16_01980_FUL
• 16_01981_LBC

Dassett Country Show put on another successful event with hundreds of villagers flocking to the village to enjoy the bees, Spa Strummers, ferrets, alpacas, Suffolk Punch horses, steam engines and many doggie events (among others!)

Preparations for Dassett Country Show on Saturday 6th August at 12 noon are going well!

Look forward to seeing you there!

The District Council has to compile the electoral register from scratch each year. This week, they have sent out more than 56,000 Household Enquiry Forms (HEFs), one to each property in the district. The forms have pre-printed information on them of persons at each property who are on the system as being registered to vote.

 

Householders need to return the forms with any changes clearly highlighted. For households where there are no changes, the District Council need to know, so residents should respond by text, phone, website or by just returning the form saying “no changes”. Details of how to respond are on each form.

 

If there are changes e.g. new people have moved into the property, once the HEF is sent back the Council will sent each of the new people a separate form for them to register individually (they can also do this on-line).

The ferret racing team part of Heart of England Ferret Association ( hefa.org.uk) are looking forward to the Dassett Country Show including cute Idril, pictured above!

Remember the Show opens at 12 noon on 6 August!