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HELP IF YOU NEED IT

CALL AND CHECK – Check on neighbours and loved ones. Consider WhatsApp to keep up to date.

THINKING OF OTHERS – Don’t bulk buy. If you have surplus supplies of essential items consider donating these to people in need

STAY IN TOUCH – Being is self-isolation doesn’t mean cutting yourself off from others. Use the computer for emails & social media.

BRING STRUCTURE TO YOUR DAY – Time at home can also be time for ideas and creativity. Crafts, books, finishing projects, starting new ones, keeping fit. Sharing ideas with friends and neighbours.

If you are in need of provisions or require medication, please contact Long Marston Voluntary Group on either 01789 721375 or 07753904304

Emotional and Mental Wellbeing

https://www.warwickshire.gov.uk/information-coronavirus/mental-health-advice-coronavirus-pandemic/1

What to do if you need medical help

If you need medical help for any reason, do not go to places like a GP surgery, pharmacy or hospital.
If you have symptoms of coronavirus (a high temperature or a new, continuous cough), use the 111 coronavirus service.

If you need help or advice not related to coronavirus:

  • for health information and advice, use the NHS website or your GP surgery website
  • for urgent medical help, use the NHS 111 online service – only call 111 if you’reunable to get help online
  • for life-threatening emergencies, call 999 for an ambulance
Click here to go to the NHS COVID-19 overview page Click here to go to the government's COVID-19 overview page

Police Warn of Data Theft from Post Boxes in Warwickshire

Warwickshire Police have reported a number of village post boxes stolen or damaged presumably with the intention of data theft. It would seem prudent to not post items today which won’t be collected until tomorrow or even the following day e.g. after Saturday collection and not collected before Monday. Why? You maybe sending information useful to those stealing identity – name, address, bank card information…. They are taking the post boxes for a reason.

COMMUNITY FOOD SHARE/CARE

We are now entering our second lockdown. We are mindful of the impact that this can impose upon some of our community, possibly resulting in dramatic changes to personal circumstances – be it health and/or financial difficulties. As a community, we shall continue to pull together, offering support and assistance.


We have the following support systems in place:
Community Care – collection and delivery of prescriptions/shopping to vulnerable or isolating households. Please contact Simon Hanagarth (07955885529) or Matt Neville (07753904304).

Community Food Share – Operated by a small team of volunteers who distribute food to those who require extra help during this pandemic. Please contact Stephenie Hillier (07720975023) or Debbie Woodliffe (07845437702). All inquiries and conversations are strictly confidential.


If you would like to donate food towards The Community Food Share there will be a collection box outside The Poppin, Long Marston and Londis, Meon Vale.

Thank you.

20/02569/REM – Development of 38 residential dwellings

Address: Long Marston Storage Depot Campden Road Lower Quinton

Proposal: Development of 38 residential dwellings (C3 Use Class) on eastern part of Phase 4B including associated works comprising earthworks, vehicular access from Station Road, internal access roads and footpaths, parking, open space, hard and soft landscaping including boundary treatment and drainage infrastructure. The outline planning application qualified as EIA development and an Environmental Statement was submitted at that time 

20/02315/FUL – Proposed development of 124 dwellings

Address: Phase 1A Long Marston Airfield Campden Road, Lower Quinton, Stratford-upon-Avon, CV37 8LL

Proposal: Proposed development of 124 dwellings, including 43 Affordable Homes and all ancillary enabling works including associated highway, drainage and landscape works and associated amendments to the area of public open space as approved under application 17/03258/REM for 400 dwellings at Long Marston Airfield. 

Strategic Housing Land Availability Assessment (SHLAA18)

SDC has to have a reserve of available land for further housing development in case of a shortfall in the 5 year land supply.
The SHLAA is a study of available parcels of land which they have identified. Some are unlikely to be suitable, some are more likely to be used.

The overview is here https://www.stratford.gov.uk/planning-regeneration/Draft-SHLAA- 2018.cfm?frmAlias=/shlaa18/

You can view the map of Long Marston, showing the areas under consideration here https://www.stratford.gov.uk/doc/207411/name/LSV4s.pdf

You need to scroll down to page 22 for the map and the following 4 pages for the details.
We have until 14th September to submit comments. A comments form is provided on the above website.