Defibrillator and CPR Training
It’s Coffee time
We know! Everyone has been hunkered down away from the snow, ice and generally cold weather. Not to worry, the weekend offers some cloudy but slightly warmer respite and it’s coffee morning again!
We haven’t see you since before Christmas and we’re just dying to know what everyone has been doing. We want to hear Christmas stories about Grandchildren and just what did you get for Christmas? It’s time to talk about plans for the Spring and what to do in the garden. We can moan about the weather, tell stories, swap gossip and all while have a cup of tea and a piece of cake. What’s not to like?
So, see you Saturday, 10:30 until 12:00. we’re looking forward to it.
P.S. If you know of anybody who likes to come to coffee morning but isn’t a big fan of the internet, just let them know because we’d love to see them too.
P.P.S. Know anybody who hasn’t discovered coffee morning yet? Bring them along. £2.00 gets you coffee or tea and cake.
Village Defibrilator
The Village Defibrillator (based on the outside wall of the Village Hall facing the bowling club) was again used last week (successfully we are pleased to report).
But a few reminders to all.
If needed please call 999 and ask for “Ambulance”, give the call handler the Cabinet number (it is on the cabinet front), they will give you the code to open the cabinet.
Remove the Defib and deploy. Once switched on it will give you full instructions by sound as how to use it.
Once used and you are ready, please inform myself or any Parish Councillor (Contact details are on the Village Hall outdoors notice board) that you have deployed the defib and they will arrange to collect it and we will then replace the parts needed and put back in the cabinet ready for reuse.
This is a Village facility looked after the Parish Council and as such there is NO cost to the user and we ask people not to fear using it.
I have been asked if we can run another Defib/CPR course, and this is being organised at present and more info will be sent out when confirmed.
Any questions, people should contact Cllr Marius Coulon.
A Warning From Neighbourhood Watch
URGENT PLEASE BE WARY.
At 3:45 today a Adderley lady was followed and chased along the canal, between Bridge 69 and Drayton.
The male was in his 20’s
Very pastey/pale.
Black Woolly hat.
Dark outdoor type clothing – very dark green, or dark brown He was carrying a black ruck sack Jaw length curly brown hair poking out of hat.
And a dark snood covering his nose and mouth He turned back to follow Nikki twice and then when she looked back to see him following again he stood still watching her run away and got on his phone.
This is very concerning and women should be aware.
some other sightings on the canal and there was a post on Norton in Hales Facebook page describing a similar male who exposed himeself to a dog walker.
Both incidents have been reported to the Police.
Please tell people to be aware.
Defibrillator – Save A Life
Did you know that Adderley Village Hall is equipped with Life-Saving Defibrillator.
Adderley residents are protected by a life-saving device, thanks to the installation of an Automated External Defibrillator (AED) at village hall.
The AED is user friendly, boasting a vivid display that gives voice instructions to guide a person through the steps of responding to a cardiac arrest. It can be used on both adults and children, with instruction given on the selection of the appropriate pads. Here is a useful link for reference – How to use a AED.
https://www.sja.org.uk/get-advice/first-aid-advice/how-to/how-to-use-a-defibrillator/
The defibrillator has been provided and maintained by the parish council.
The defibrillator is ready for use and is situated on the side of Adderley Village Hall facing the car park –
Coffee Mornings Are Back!
Date for your diary. The first coffee morning of 2023 is on Saturday 28th January. 10:30 at Adderley Village Hall.
As always £2.00 gets you tea / coffee and lovely cake. Everybody is welcome to this regular meet and greet event. Catch up with friends and make new acquaintances.
Look forwards to seeing you there.
Last Day For Neighbourhood Plan Responses – Monday
The post box is in place at the Book Shelter for any last minute hard copy responses to the Regulation 14 Neighbourhood Plan document. Don’t forget this is the last chance to propose changes.
Last day for submissions is Monday 9th January
Neighbourhood Plan Only A Few Days Left
You have until January 9th to submit any responses to the latest version of the Neighbourhood Plan. This is your last chance to submit any proposals for changes before it goes off to Shropshire Council for full public consultation.
You can submit a response online by going to the Three Parishes Neighbourhood Plan website:
You can drop your response in at the Village Hall or put it into the postbox at Willow Lodge in Green Bank. Alternatively there will be a post box in the Book Shelter at the corner of Rectory Lane.
You can see a full copy of the Regulation 14 version of the plan here:
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