Southwater: Public Bridleway No. 3568 - Downs Link – Temporary Closure Notice

Notice of Public Rights & Publication of Unaudited Accounts 2020/21

Parish Councillor Vacancy

Early Warning Tismans Common, Rudgwick - Start Date 22/06/2021

Rudgwick Parish Council is evaluating its Emergency Plan in readiness for winter (and other emergencies) and the Council is looking for two (or more) volunteers who would be willing to assist with this (the evaluation) and also act as coordinators at the time the Plan would have to be put into action (weather, etc.).

If you would be able to assist, please contact the Clerk on 07927 702321

Starting School in September 2021

The Rudgwick Litter Warden regularly reports fly tipping incidents. This was done on the LoveWestSussex website, as recommended. However, the Council has now been informed that fly tipping is to be reported directly to Horsham District Council:

tel:01403 733144

or electronically: https://www.horsham.gov.uk/waste-recycling-and-bins/litter-and-street-cleaning/fly-tipping

If you see any fly tipping, and during the lock down and closure of recycling centres there is a marked increase of this pollution of the environment, please report

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If you would like to be kept up to date with The Rudgwick Community Group and the support provided by volunteers to parishioners that require support, please visit the Facebook page: Rudgwick Community Group _ Covid 19

If you would like to offer/receive support, please contact Paula Cooper (07753 650817) or Ari Knight (07912 943289)

UK Power Networks - What we’re doing to keep your electricity flowing

for information, please click on Rudgwick Community Speedwatch Initiative

Support for families during the pandemic

West Sussex COVID-19 vaccination briefing 12.01.2021

Latest information and advice about corona virus in West Sussex Web Pages

Please see a snapshot of activity undertaken by the Community Hubs and HDC's COVID-19 team for your information. It provides a fantastic overview of what can be achieved and the power of community.

Please be aware that there are people who wish to obtain money fraudulently, for an update of what the current scams are, click the link.

Please see updated Government guidance

Please note that all contact for volunteering/ community information now has to be done via the Community Hub webpage.

Previous email addresses (volunteering@westsussex.gov.uk or communities@westsussex.gov.uk) are now void and should not be used.

COMMUNITY WEB PAGE: https://www.westsussex.gov.uk/leisure-recreation-and-community/supporting-local-communities/community-hub-covid-19/

UPDATED - WSCC to provide continued support during latest COVID lockdown

05.11.2020 COVID-19 restrictions in West Sussex

Local COVID Alert level: Medium

The Government are introducing local COVID alert levels from today Wednesday 14 October. Horsham District will be in the Medium covid-risk category (Tier 1) of the new three-tier system.

This means our area continues with some of the most recent restrictions, including:

• Rule of six – No socialising in groups larger than 6, indoors or outdoors
• Pubs/Bars/Restaurants can only serve food and drink to seated customer, and must close between 10pm and 5am
• Takeaways can continue to offer food after 10pm as long as this is through delivery service, click-and-collect or drive-through
• Gyms, exercise classes and organised sports can continue outdoors (indoors if Rule of Six is followed)
• Weddings and funerals can go ahead with restrictions on numbers of attendees

Find out what restrictions are in place in an area where the Local COVID Alert level is Medium.

For further information: https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/UKHORSHAM/bulletins/2a56f1b

NHS Coronavirus Leaflet

Please find below a useful piece of information from HDC:

Coronavirus (COVID-19) update: Waste disposal

Waste from households with possible cases of coronavirus (COVID-19), or from cleaning of areas where possible cases have been (including disposable cloths and tissues), should be dealt with as follows:

• Place all waste in a plastic rubbish bag and tie it when full.
• The plastic bag should then be placed in a second bin bag and tied.
• The bag should be put in a suitable and secure place, away from children, for 72 hours

Please do not put your waste in communal waste areas until negative test results are known or the waste has been stored for at least 72 hours.

Read the Government's guidance for households with possible coronavirus (COVID-19) infection