Wiltshire Council is undertaking a Waste Strategy Consultation which is open until 14th November 2017.
This is the link to the online survey.
Download a printable version of the Consultation paperSupporting those who live and work in the Pewsey Community Area by collaborating with Parishes, Wiltshire Council and others to make changes for the better
PCAP news
Wiltshire Council is undertaking a Waste Strategy Consultation which is open until 14th November 2017.
This is the link to the online survey.
Download a printable version of the Consultation paperThe timetables for the Connect2 bus service across the Pewsey Vale have changed with effect from 29th August 2017.
101 Service runs between Pewsey and Devizes, travelling via Wilcot.
102 Service runs between Pewsey and Devizes, travelling via Upavon.
103 Service runs between Pewsey and East Grafton calling on the village in between.
210 Service runs from Upavon to Devizes on Thursdays and Saturdays.
All of the services are combined in the one timetable document.
In this short article, there is lots of information and useful advice on how to prevent crime taking place in your home, business or outbuilding.
Download or open the article on crime preventionThis is the presentation from Liam Tatton-Bennett, Community Transport Manager at Community First, covering public transport across the Pewsey Community Area (presented at the Pewsey Older People’s Partnership in July 2016).
Lots of useful information on the services that are available and which can be shared with parishioners across the Community Area.
Download the Public Transport presentationThis programme from LearnDirect provides help for 16 to 24 year olds in developing skills and experience necessary for the workplace.
Download the 'Your Time' leaflet
The link below provides an overview of the fund, including guidelines on eligible projects and contact information.
Download the SSE Resilient Communities Grant leafletThis is the information from the Emergency Planning Workshop held at the Bouverie Hall on 7th January 2016.
This Emergency Planning Workshop is being organised by Pewsey Area Board in partnership with Pewsey Community Area Partnership (PCAP) for parish councils and community groups.
The workshop will be led by a range of experts who deal with flooding, snow, storm, public health and the emergency services.
A range of tools and templates will be provided to refresh emergency plans for your communities, and to discuss any issues or queries that you may have.
Refreshments will be available from 5.30pm.
This will be a really informative multi-agency event , a chance to speak with experts, refine your emergency plans and network with other parishes.
Please confirm your attendance before 31 December 2015
Email: Ros.Griffiths@Wiltshire.gov.uk to book your place.
The Messenger publication is well loved and instantly recognised by anyone in the Pewsey Vale. It’s produced ten times a year and covers the parishes of Alton Barnes, Alton Priors, Beechingstoke, Charlton St Peter, Easton Royal, Huish, Manningford Bruce, Milton Lilbourne, North Newnton, Oare, Pewsey, Rushall, Stanton St Bernard, Upavon, Wilcot, Woodborough and Wootton Rivers.
It’s so useful and includes information on Church services, events at the Bouverie Hall, coach trips, interesting and relevant articles, and lots more.
As with all things free in life, in the background there is an army of helpers who put this publication together and it all culminates in the ‘Collating Day‘. This is the day when the printed pages are collated and stapled and it takes place on the last Thursday of every month (the next collating date is always on or around page 4 of each issue).
It’s good fun, with no bending or lifting, no rushing around and, of course, plenty of tea and cake and chit-chat.
The team starts collating at 9am and is finished by 10.30am/11am, so it’s not onerous and perhaps could be fitted around dropping children off to school or nursery.
If you would like to get involved, then just pop in at the next session or email administrator@valeofpewsey.org.uk.
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