What3Words

Following the Defibrillator Training yesterday, supported by NHS South West Ambulance Service and Fire Service, it was made clear that, in order to find houses in rural communities easily, it would be beneficial for every house owner to access the What3Words website and/or app on their phones in order to find the 3 words which identify the front door of their home.

In the past, the Emergency Services have had trouble locating rural homes and this app (which divides the globe into 3m squares, each identified by a unique three word code) means services can attend more promptly and potentially save lives.

Find the code for your location by accessing the website or by downloading the app on either iphone or android and following the prompts.

  • access the website or app
  • find your code
  • display it clearly by your landline or store it on your mobile phone

If any member of the community does not have access to a smartphone or pc, they should ask a friend or neighbour to find this information for them, and then display it by their phone for future use if needed.

Webmaster

Dog Mess in Kingscote

Would neighbours kindly give some thought as to where they allow their dogs to mess?

Please use the dog mess bins and please do not allow your dog to use the grass outside people’s houses which is often owned and walked on by the nearby house’s owners.

Please always pick up after your dog and dispose of mess in the bins. Dog mess bins can be found:

  • by the church
  • by Kingscote woods

Thank you.

Travels of a Rural Postie – Friday 15th November

REMINDER

Our former postman, Martin Saunders, will be giving an illustrated talk on Friday 15th November about his travels and, in particular, his interest in the flora and fauna of the far flung places he’s visited. Join him for what promises to be a very interesting talk:

When: Friday 15th November
Where: Village Hall
When: 7.30pm-9.30pm
Tickets: £5 each, to include a light supper (please book in advance) from Pauline or call 01453 861311.
Pay bar

Look forward to seeing you there.

Village Hall Committee

Review of Local Polling Stations

Cotswold District Council has launched a formal consultation on polling districts and places throughout the District.The Acting Returning Officer has put forward a suggestion that Kingscote and Beverston could share a polling station.

For more details and the opportunity to comment to the District Council on this suggestion, follow this link: https://www.cotswold.gov.uk/about-the-council/elections/polling-districts-and-places-review/

The consultation period ends on Friday 6 December. Any proposed changes will come into effect at the Police and Crime Commissioner Election on 7 May 2020.

Travels of a Rural Postie – Friday 15th November

Our former postman, Martin Saunders, will be giving an illustrated talk about his travels and, in particular, his interest in the flora and fauna of the far flung places he’s visited. Join him for what promises to be a very interesting talk:

When: Friday 15th November
Where: Village Hall
When: 7.30pm-9.30pm
Tickets: £5 each, to include a light supper (please book in advance) from Pauline or call 01453 861311.
Pay bar

Look forward to seeing you there.

Village Hall Committee