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If the worst has or does happen, please see below support that is available.  Children can get ill for lots of reasons. GPs, 111 and hospitals are giving the same, safe care as usual.
Please do not delay getting help if your child needs it. Some conditions need urgent treatment, like appendicitis or sepsis, and minor children’s health conditions can worsen if not treated. Please remember these few bin rulesPossible infectionIf your household has coronavirus symptoms, please:
Food wasteFood waste collections are being paused for the time being , so please put food waste in bags inside your black bins. Put it all in the binOur crews aren't collecting additional recycling or any bags left alongside your bins, please put all your waste inside the correct bin. You'll be amazed what will fit if you cut up cardboard and crush cans and bottles. As a Council, our number one priority during the coronavirus pandemic is the health and wellbeing of our residents, our own staff and the many people who work in the Borough.
We are working with local volunteer groups, One Community and Hampshire County Council to support people who are self-isolating because they are particularly vulnerable to coronavirus. If you work with, know of, or are in contact with people who are vulnerable to coronavirus and who don’t have anyone nearby who can support them, we'd be very grateful it if you could share the information below. Many thanks, Eastleigh Borough Council We are here to support you If you’re self-isolating because you are particularly vulnerable to coronavirus and don’t have anyone nearby who can support you, we can help: Arrange the collection and delivery of food, prescription medicines and other essential items Put you in touch with someone you can chat to If you need our support, contact us on 023 8068 8000, email [email protected] or find out more on our website. We have a team of people who will ask for some details from you and we’ll either deliver ourselves or pass your details onto the community group closest to where you live: Chandler’s Ford Help, Eastleigh Community Aid or Kings Community Church. On our website you can also find information on changes to council services, getting financial support with Council Tax and health and wellbeing advice while you're at home. The best way to stay up to date with changes to council services is to sign up to our weekly email or follow us on social media. Other useful sources of information:
The agenda for the Planning Committee meeting on Monday 20th April has been published.
The meeting is will be an online conference call starting at 7pm. If you wish to join the call, you can do so by one of the below methods: Join Hangouts Meet meet.google.com/vjy-qdtc-hvp · Up to 250 participants Meeting ID meet.google.com/vjy-qdtc-hvp Phone Numbers (GB)+44 20 3956 6996 PIN: 514 417 201# If you wish to talk about any of the planning applications, you must contact the Clerk ahead of the meeting on [email protected]. Failure to do this, will mean you may not be invited to talk during the meeting. You can access the agenda https://www.houndparishcouncil.gov.uk/meetings.html Hello fellow parishioners, I hope this finds you safe and well.
These are certainly some strange and interesting times as we are all adjusting to the restrictions that we are all facing and the challenges that come with them. Despite that, we know that people are finding new ways to stay at home either together or alone while still staying in touch with neighbours, friends, volunteers and families despite the limitations of social distancing. We are heartened to see the unbelievable and kind responses from within the parish and would like to say a big thank you to all of those people that have either given up their own time and safety to go out and help someone else or who as part of their job have had to be out and about providing all of the every day things that we have taken for granted, but which we now think more carefully about and are grateful for. The parish in general is quite quiet and peaceful, however there are still issues that need to be sorted out. The office staff are available and the grounds staff are, like many other key workers, still out in the village keeping things safe and tidy. They are working reduced hours but are undertaking safety checks, emptying bins and keeping an eye on things generally. Although most areas of the village are quiet and people have been following government guidelines there are the odd instances where we have been able to respond. We have tried to keep most of our playing fields and public spaces open but we are keeping this under constant review. The Police have been out and about and are keeping their Facebook page up to date with posts from around the area. We are continuing to work with them, especially with areas that are giving cause for concern. If you have a worry, there is a page on their website with lots of information as well as a section on how to report concerns about people not following the guidance https://www.hampshire.police.uk/advice/advice-and-information/c19/coronavirus-covid-19/. Normally at this time of the month agendas for Parish Meetings would be going up across the village as well as appearing on the website and our social media. Government has allowed parish councils to change their normal practices, to either cancel meetings or to hold them remotely. We are planning on holding our Planning Committee meeting utilising online technology on Monday 20th April and will resume Council meetings in May. The Council has been using technology to hold internal meetings. The use of technology has also highlighted new ways of working which, after 2 weeks working from home, now seem a natural part of a normal working day. Finally, there’s no telling how profound the change will be when all this is done – but let’s make sure at the very least that we are more aware of the people we depend upon each and every day for our wellbeing, safety and security. |
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