EASTON ROYAL
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EASTON ROYAL PARISH COUNCIL
With the ongoing Coronavirus lock down requirement, the Parish Council meeting scheduled for April 30th has been cancelled.
The Coronavirus Act ( 2020 ) has removed the need to hold an Annual Parish Meeting in 2020, and the current Chairman and Vice-Chairman
have agreed to remain in post until the next annual meeting in 2021.
If Villagers have any issues, requiring action by the Parish Council, they should continue to inform the Clerk: Clerk@eastonroyal.org
Cedric Hollinsworth
Chairman
With the ongoing Coronavirus lock down requirement, the Parish Council meeting scheduled for April 30th has been cancelled.
The Coronavirus Act ( 2020 ) has removed the need to hold an Annual Parish Meeting in 2020, and the current Chairman and Vice-Chairman
have agreed to remain in post until the next annual meeting in 2021.
If Villagers have any issues, requiring action by the Parish Council, they should continue to inform the Clerk: Clerk@eastonroyal.org
Cedric Hollinsworth
Chairman
The Wiltshire Bobby Van Trust
During the current lockdown we would like to notify you of the services still available through The Wiltshire Bobby Van Trust to those over 60 or 18+ with a registered disability.
Our team of Home Security Operators are still securing the homes of victims of house crime and domestic abuse. Our office team are on hand to give telephone support and advice on a range of home security issues. Please call 01380 861155 and leave a message, your call will be returned within a few hours during working hours. Our operators are also delivering Personal Protective Equipment for Wiltshire Police across the County.
Our team of Stay Safe Online volunteers are available to offer telephone advice on a range of issues from improving cyber security awareness, to cyber and scam prevention advice and signposting to future advice and resources. Please call and leave a message on 01380 861191 and someone will get back you shortly.
During the current lockdown we would like to notify you of the services still available through The Wiltshire Bobby Van Trust to those over 60 or 18+ with a registered disability.
Our team of Home Security Operators are still securing the homes of victims of house crime and domestic abuse. Our office team are on hand to give telephone support and advice on a range of home security issues. Please call 01380 861155 and leave a message, your call will be returned within a few hours during working hours. Our operators are also delivering Personal Protective Equipment for Wiltshire Police across the County.
Our team of Stay Safe Online volunteers are available to offer telephone advice on a range of issues from improving cyber security awareness, to cyber and scam prevention advice and signposting to future advice and resources. Please call and leave a message on 01380 861191 and someone will get back you shortly.
What guidance can we give about resuscitation during COVID-19?
We support the Resuscitation Council UK (RCUK) advice for managing community-based cardiac arrests, which, during COVID-19, puts a keen emphasis on continuing to provide early defibrillation and hands-only CPR with the additional advice of carrying-out visual airway checks only and placing a towel over the patient’s face for improved protection for the rescuer.
A link to this guidance is given below should you wish to share it:
https://www.resus.org.uk/media/statements/resuscitation-council-uk-statements-on-covid-19-coronavirus-cpr-and-resuscitation/covid-community/
Should I clean the defib/how should I clean the defib?
Yes, the defib can and should be cleaned regularly and certainly after use.
The defibrillator itself, its casing/pouch and the cabinet can be cleaned with disinfectant wipes or by using a clean cloth coated with disinfect surface spray.
We support the Resuscitation Council UK (RCUK) advice for managing community-based cardiac arrests, which, during COVID-19, puts a keen emphasis on continuing to provide early defibrillation and hands-only CPR with the additional advice of carrying-out visual airway checks only and placing a towel over the patient’s face for improved protection for the rescuer.
A link to this guidance is given below should you wish to share it:
https://www.resus.org.uk/media/statements/resuscitation-council-uk-statements-on-covid-19-coronavirus-cpr-and-resuscitation/covid-community/
Should I clean the defib/how should I clean the defib?
Yes, the defib can and should be cleaned regularly and certainly after use.
The defibrillator itself, its casing/pouch and the cabinet can be cleaned with disinfectant wipes or by using a clean cloth coated with disinfect surface spray.
Pewsey Our Community Matters- a link to what is happening in the Pewsey Community Area
Updated on a regular basis
Updated on a regular basis
To view recent planning applications please click here... updated 17th April 2020
Click to see Easton Royal Conservation Area Statement
Wiltshire Council’s Annual Town and Parish Council Report for 2018-2019. Read here.
This explains the work of the Council over the last year,
This explains the work of the Council over the last year,
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Easton Royal Village Social Events 2019
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Holy Trinity Church
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