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NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH Play Area on Grange Field As we can all now see we have a lovely park for the children. However, a Watch Co-ordinator has noticed that older children, some of whom come from outside the village, are using and abusing the equipment. We recommend that should anyone see the park being misused they please call our Community Police […]
» Read moreNeighbourhood Watch Update Watch Co-ordinators were due to hold a meeting in July 2020 but this had to be cancelled due to the virus pandemic. However, they have still been alert during the last 4 months and report the following incidences. Fly tipping in various lanes around the village. Many residents will have been on walks during the lockdown and […]
» Read moreVIRUS TRACING SCAMS How to tell if a contact tracing text is real NHS Test and Trace might text or call you to warn you if you’ve recently been in contact with some-one who tests positive for the virus. You can tell if it’s genuine if it includes a unique ID number. This ID number should allow you to log […]
» Read moreSt Mary’s Church Input Vicar Jon has written a letter explaining to the community how he will be supporting us in the weeks and months ahead. This has been published on page 4 and our thanks go to him for his clear guidance.
» Read moreLocal Suppliers Help We are very fortunate to have so many local suppliers who will help with the delivery of a wide range of essential goods, to make sure that people are not worried about going without. Our special thanks to Glenys Tucker who has collated a list of suppliers with their telephone numbers. This can be found here List of […]
» Read moreThe Neighbourhood Watch Team The team are putting together a scheme where any Wenvoe resident can call for help with things like picking up shopping, collecting medicines, posting letters, or just a friendly phone chat. They will try to make a volunteer available anywhere in the village, who can be contacted easily. You should see a small form come through […]
» Read moreNeighbourhood Watch Co-ordinators met on February 19 2020 and items from the discussions included: Poor health had forced Trevor Case to resign from the Watch after many years as a Co-ordinator and Vice Chairman. Building in the St Lythams Park estate is now almost complete but there are only 2 Co-ordinators. More are needed. If you live in St Lytham’s […]
» Read moreAdvance Notice of Meeting The AGM of the Wenvoe Neighbourhood Watch will be held on Wednesday 19 February 2020 at 8.00pm in the Community Centre, Old Port Road. This is an open meeting which any Wenvoe resident is welcome to attend.
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