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Edgehi l l churches - Loving God, Serv ing People , Growing Community
St Peter’s and benefice web site- www.edgehillchurches.org
Over the last week the level of concern over the corona-
virus has stepped up more than a few notches. The news
headlines continue to be dominated by the topic and so-
cial media is full of questions and comments about it;
some helpful, some humorous and some just daft.
It is hard to keep up with the pace of change and the
implications of those changes. Early last week the
churches closed for public worship and other social ven-
ues were ordered to close. Because people are still not
following the social distancing guidelines, the government
is warning that it might need to go down the route of
other countries and enforce them.
The knock on effect of these changes has been huge
and I am sure we all know people who have lost jobs, or
whose businesses have been destroyed by the economic
impact of the virus. And there is more to come.
As a friend of mine put it, “It feels like I’m the co-star in
a really **** disaster movie!”
In my lifetime I have never seen anything like the impact
that this is having on society. And I know that a lot of
people are worried and fearful as the virus continues to
spread. However, the human race has faced many similar
challenges of disease, or war (and more) in the past, with
nothing like the resources and infrastructure we have
today.
A crisis like this seems to bring out the worst and the
best in human behaviour. We see the worst in the panic
buying and in people unwilling to take the social distanc-
ing advice. We see the best in the way that people are
helping each other.
Alongside all of the ‘dark’ news coverage there have
been reports of people all over the country setting up
community support groups to look out for and support
their neighbours. As I phone round our local villages to
see what they have in place, I am impressed over and
over again by the massive sense of community spirit as
people recognise that we are all in this together and look
to help one another.
In his sermon on 22nd March the Archbishop of Can-
terbury warned that if we look inwards, “...we will only
April 2020
reveal the limits of our own resources and that will lead
to deeper fear and selfishness.”
Where is your focus?
When we turn our eyes outwards to those around us,
it helps to set us free from our fears and helps others
around us to do the same. It is why such behaviour is in
the heart of Jesus’ teaching when he commands his fol-
lowers to Love their neighbour.
If we are currently in a disaster movie, then we are
entering the darker parts of the story, where the prob-
lems are mounting and the way forward seems impossi-
ble. A time when many of the dodgy characters in the
movie will be looking after themselves and ignoring the
needs of others. But the heroes of the film always find a
way forward, care for those around them, and in the end
they triumph over adversity.
So as we follow the guidelines on social distancing, and
as we enter into the darker parts of this story, can I en-
courage you to seek out ways of looking out for others
around you. You might be self isolating, but there are
many people that would welcome a phone call, or a posi-
tive message by email or Facebook. Contact your parish
council, your community support groups or local church
leaders and ask what you can do to help. There is more
about this on page 3.
In short love like Jesus… but wash your hands like
Pontius Pilate!
Rev Barry Jackson
It’s time to love our neighbours
Coronavirus emergency special edition
Inside this edition
Page 3: How you can
help and get help
Page 5 First Responders
on front line
Page 7 Latest NHS
Guidelines on self isolat-
ing and social distancing
Pages 9 and 11 Village
News
St Peter’s Church, Kineton and St Mary & St Margaret’s Church, Combroke
Vicar The Rev Barry Jackson
The Vicarage, Warwick Road, Kineton, CV35 0HW 01926 640248 [email protected]
Associate Ministers The Rev Alexandra Williams (Curate)
tel:01926 259743 email: [email protected] The Rev Dr Richard Cooke (Warmington Rectory)
tel:07952 544820 email: [email protected]
The church is closed until further notice as a result of the coronavirus emergency measures Churchwardens Kineton Alex Gunn and Nick Gunn 01926 642589 Melanie Dowden 07912 983518 Combroke Sarah Bridgewater 01789 507362 Funerals The vicar There can be no weddings or baptisms until further notice.
www.edgehillchurches.org facebook.com/edgehillchurches
Kineton Methodist Church, Southam Street Minister: Rev. Peter Powers Tel: 07941 328155 www.kinetonmethodist.org
The church is closed until further notice
St Francis RC Church, Southam St, Kineton Father David Tams Tel: 01608 685259 [email protected]
www.stfrancis-kineton.co.uk
No Mass until further notice
PARISH ANNOUNCEMENTS FUNERALS
KATH SHORT aged 93
On 27th March at Kineton Methodist Church
PINTS OF VIEW Monday 20th April at 6.30pm
At a computer near you
A monthly video conference discussion on a
theme from the news and some time together in prayer
Each month we explore a theme or story from the news.
Whatever your pint of choice,
come & share your point of view.
Email [email protected] if you’d like to join us
MIDWEEK PRAYER There is a booklet available by email that has some guidance
for daily prayer. On Wednesdays there will be a short reflec-
tive service at Midday on the Facebook Livestream channel
(above).
SIMPLY CELEBRATE Sunday 5th April 10.30am
St Peter’s Kineton A time with God for everyone, with drama, activities, fun,
songs and more. Our young people help lead the service
with video recordings of them doing Bible readings, leading
prayers, acting in dramas, leading the actions in songs his
service by providing videos of them reading, acting, leading
prayers, etc. (all readings and scripts provided by email). If
your young people would like to take part please
contact Barry on
[email protected] or 01926 640248
All services are streamed live on
St Peter’s Kineton Livestream public
Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/groups/523215405286846/
The videos can be viewed later on the same Facebook
page and, as we get on top of the technology, we aim to
up load the 10.30am services to our YouTube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/
UCk2n2YWypDjyC9kRewjfp7A/
We can’t share communion in church but service that
include an ‘Agape Meal’ will involve us breaking bread at
the same time whilst we worship together online
SPECIAL SERVICES IN HOLY WEEK The week leading up to Easter day is known in the
church as Holy Week. This year we invite you to pause
with us and God. There will be services every evening
through the week on the Facebook and YouTube chan-
nels above. Copies of the liturgy will also be available in
local churches and online
Sunday
5th
Facebook Live Stream 5.30pm
The Passion in words and music
(45 min service)
Monday
6th
Facebook Live Stream 7pm
Reflective service
Tuesday
7th
Facebook Live Stream 7pm
Reflective service
Wednesday
8th
Facebook Live Stream 7pm
Reflective service
Thursday
9th
Facebook Live Stream at 7pm
Reflective service and keeping watch
Friday
10th
Facebook Live Stream 10am
Stations of the cross
Saturday
11th
Facebook Live Stream 9.30am
A service of wholeness and healing
CONNECT A life group for 12-15 year olds on
Films, video clips, pizza, chill & chat about God, life, the
universe and everything.
Next Meeting (via video conferencing—so you
have to provide your own Pizza ) on
Sun 5th April 5.30 to 7:30pm More details Sarah 07801 303641
ART CHURCH Help us create something amazing!
Could you write something, paint some-
thing, take a photo, draw, sew?
We are encouraging everyone to have a go
at producing some artwork to make a
‘stations-of-the-cross’ trail around the
church at St Peter's Kineton. These will be put in place
(either physically or a photo can be supplied and we will
print it). On Good Friday, Alex will walk us through sta-
tions in the church on the above live stream link.
More details from Alex on [email protected]
Businesses do their best to keep serving us
We are fortunate to live in a great village with a strong commu-
nity spirit and that has shone through all the more in the face of
the coronavirus outbreak.
As part of the response to that outbreak Kineton Parish
Council is working together with the churches and local peo-
ple to provide ways that we can support those in need in our
community.
One of the ways that we want to do that is to encourage
people to look out for their vulnerable neighbours.
A dedicated phone number and email address have been set
up and both will be checked at least 4 times each day.
Can you help?
If you think you can help please contact us either by ringing
07391 549598 or emailing [email protected]
Please give your name, address, phone number and email ad-
dress (if you have one) and please make it clear that you are
offering to help. We will get back to you with suggestions of
who you could help and in what way.
Do you need help?
If you are self isolating for any of the recommended reasons
(see Page 7) and need some help please ring the same number
07391 549598 or email [email protected] giving
your name, address and contact details. Also give us a short
Look out for your Look out for your neighbourneighbour
In the coming weeks and months many people in our communities will be very dependent on their friends and neighbours for support. The #LoveYourNeighbour cards can be found in many local shops and the church porch. They are in packs of 8 cards with space for you to add your contact details. Please take a pack, add your details and drop them round to your neighbours. Then please contact the parish council clerk, Gina, to let her know who which houses you have cov-ered [email protected] or 07570 269 451
Helpline will link
those who can help
with those who
need assistance
Schools, theatres, cinemas, museums, pubs, clubs, non-essential
shops, cafes and restaurants have closed and social events have
been cancelled in order to drastically cut social contact and limit
the spread of the Covid-19 virus.
It’s a worrying and stressful time for everyone. But village
shops and businesses are doing their best to keep going and
provide extra reassurances and services to help their customers.
Sadly our village pubs and restaurants, which have tried to
keep going with takeaway services, now have to close, as have
our hairdressers and Flower Thyme.
However Lewis Butchers is open and offering free local
deliveries to those people at risk who don’t want to visit the
shop. Ring 01926 640228 to place an order. Select Conven-
ience and the Post Office are open and also offering to deliv-
er orders to the elderly and vulnerable. You can put your re-
quest in over the phone on 01926 640256.
The Co-Op is open and has introduced a new priority shop-
ping hour from 9.30am to 10.30am Monday to Friday for the
elderly, their carers, the vulnerable and at risk. The store is also
advertising for more staff to help cope with the increase in busi-
ness.
Kineton Optometrists are running an emergency only ser-
vice, if you need emergency treatment please contact them by
phone (01926 641093), do not call in.
Nifty Needle will be working behind closed doors to fulfil
orders but the shop is closed.
The estate agents are operating closed door policies but are
working by phone and on-line.
The Vets have brought in a host of safety measures and are
asking all clients to contact them by phone in the first instance,
whatever their requirements, so safe arrangements can be made
(phone 01926 641000 or 01926 330179)
And, perhaps most importantly, the Pharmacy is open and
working hard to help look after us all but is asking people who
have, or think they
may have, symptoms
of the Covid-19 virus
not to visit the shop
in person. They have
been a bit overrun by
people doubling up
on their prescription
orders and have
asked customers if
they would please
order normally.
The Pharmacy asks
that you do not enter if
you think you may
have Coronavirus
symptoms, call them
instead for advice on
01926 641902
explanation of the help you might need.
We are on a very tight learning curve and there will be
more information about the support we are able to
offer across the area in the coming days and weeks.
But, as a start point, we wanted to encourage people to
look out for their neighbours and we hope that making
the connections is the first place to start.
Please – keep up to date with and follow all the guid-
ance being offered by the relevant authorities (eg Gov-
ernment and NHS) in newspapers, on the TV and radio.
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Interested in Joining us? There’s more to being a
member of KADS than acting on stage. With lots to do before
the show and backstage too, why not give it a try?
For more information, please telephone our secretary on 01789 842540
Or email: [email protected] Please visit our website:www.kads.org.uk
Join KSSC for Cricket,
Football, Bowls and more with Social Membership
from just £15. Events: Music, Films, Classic
Cars, Bingo, Skittles, etc.
Hall Hire: Members can hire our air conditioned hall for private functions. It has a private bar, optional stage,
skittle alley, sound system and projection screen.
See website for details or call 01926 640901 to
check availability. Main Bar Hire (daytime only) mail [email protected] for info or to join our
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As hospitals gear up and doctors’ surger-
ies bring in measures to limit the spread
of the virus, and across the county our
emergency services bring in new strate-
gies to ensure people’s safety, it’s good to
know that our own volunteer Community
First Responders are still putting them-
selves in the front line to save lives.
Kineton volunteer James O’Neill told
the Outlook that they all understood the
risks they were taking but first and fore-
most they wanted to help the community.
“For us, it is still very much business as
usual and it is very important that this
message gets out there,” James explained.
“Our responders are putting themselves
at personal risk as volunteers and obvi-
ously the safest option for us is to stay at
home but, like our frontline NHS col-
leagues, we understand fully what our re-
sponsibility is and we accept the risks we
might encounter doing our part to help the West Midland
Ambulance Service and our Communities.”
James said he had recently attended two cardiac arrests
locally within an hour of each other. “Response times
were less than 6 minutes for both - an 83-year-old patient
and a 74 year-old. I carried out life support on both of
these patients and worked closely with the Ambulance
Crews and the Helicopter medical team when they ar-
rived. Both patients are thought to be making a good re-
covery in hospital at the moment. If we had withdrawn
from the front line the outcome could have been totally
different!”
It isn’t entirely business as usual though. James wants to
alert people that they will be wearing face masks, gloves,
goggles and aprons when they attend anyone who is dis-
playing serious symptoms which could be as a result of the
Covid-19 virus. He doesn’t want anyone to be alarmed, as
it won’t mean they definitely have the virus, but it is a nec-
essary precaution as it is vital that the responders them-
selves can avoid becoming ill and can keep working.
There will also be a lot of extra cleaning and sanitizing to
ensure the safety of both responders and patients.
NB Please read the NHS guidance on page 7 carefully.
Do not call the emergency services unless you are seriously
unwell. If you think you may have Coronavirus symptoms you
need to stay at home and isolate yourself from other people so
you do not pass it on. There is no treatment or medicine yet to
get rid of the virus but the NHS believes most people will make
a full recovery, using over the counter medicines if they need to
to relieve their symptoms as they would with any other flu virus.
The emergency services are there to help those whose symp-
toms become life-threatening or who need urgent help.
Please read the NHS advice in full on the next page.
Our local volunteers are on the front line
Our local First Responders. Many thanks to all medical staff in the front line
And just so you know…although if in doubt it’s probably off,
here are the closures and cancellations:
Both Kineton Primary School and Kineton High School
have closed until further notice.
The library at Kineton Village Hall is closed until further
notice.
The Methodist Church and associated buildings are closed.
All services at St Francis of Assisi Catholic Church have
been cancelled until further notice.
St Peters Church in Kineton and St Mary and St Mar-
garet’s in Combroke have closed although services can be
accessed on-line, see page 2.
Kineton Sports and Social Club has closed . The commit-
tee held an emergency meeting on March 17th and issued this
statement: “Following a long discussion we came to the conclu-
sion that to protect the club in the long term and to protect our
staff, members and visitors from Covid-19 we have no option
but to immediately suspend club activities until further notice.”
KADS production of ‘ Duets’, which was due to be staged in
the village hall at the end of April, has been postponed until July
at the earliest.
Kineton Music Festival, which was due to be held at KSSC at
the end of June, has been cancelled.
Made in Combroke, the popular showcase for local artists
and craftspeople, which was due to be held in May, has been
cancelled.
Kineton’s VE Day street party has been cancelled.
Kineton Parish Council’s April meeting has been cancelled.
Meet and Eat will not be held in April or May.
‘May I’ cards evening is cancelled until further notice
Village groups and organisations have cancelled their meetings
until further notice but please check with your particular group
if other arrangements are being made on-line.
Quick check of closures and cancellations
S J Hales Vet Group
52 Clarendon Street
Leamington Spa
CV32 4PE
Tel: (01926) 330179
1a Banbury Street
Kineton CV35 0JS
Tel: (01926) 641000
• Professional Caring Staff
• Routine Health Checks &
Advice
• Hospitalisation Facility
• 24-hour Emergency Service
• Accredited under RCVS
Practice Standards Scheme
www.sjhalesvetgroup.co.uk
Banbury Street Kineton 01926 640228 Proprietor John Rose
Traceable British meats cut to your requirements. 8 varieties of home made
sausage. Beef burgers and various
BBQ meats. Deli Counter with
selection of; cheeses, hand raised pies, olives and home
cooked meats.
Girl Friday
Painting & Decorating High quality work with an eye to a perfect fin-
ish, undertaken with a feminine touch Everything done to your requirements,
with minimal disruption, internal & external, from papering your hall, stairs & landing,
to painting your garden gate.
No job too small. Recommendations available on request
It’s all in the detail… Call Lorna today to arrange a free, no obligation, quote
07958 594098, [email protected]
Fully Licenced Restaurant and Takeaway
Renowned for our excellent Food and Service
10% Discount on Takeaway orders
Open 7 Days a Week 5pm till 11pm
Parties catered for: All major credit cards accepted
Tel 01926 642171 3 Bridge Street Kineton
CV35 0HP
Could this be your perfect hobby?
* We are recruiting for our Bellringing Team * Free tuition * Practice on Monday evenings
at St Peter’s Church
Edgehill Bellringers
Graham Nabb 01926 641812
edgehillbellringers.org
Nifty Needle Limited
Curtains and Soft Furnishings
Nifty Needle specialise in creating stylish custom curtains, blinds and soft furnishings, individually designed to create beautiful solutions.
Free measuring service.
Nifty Needle Curtain Workroom, 1 Banbury Street, Kineton, Warwickshire,
CV35 0JS Tel: 01926 641741 E-mail: [email protected]
Website: www.niftyneedle.co.uk
COVID-19 is a new illness that can affect your lungs and
airways. It's caused by a virus called coronavirus.
Stay at home to stop coronavirus spreading
Everyone must stay at home to help stop the spread of corona-
virus. This includes people of all ages – even if you do not have
any symptoms or other health conditions.
You can only leave your home:
to shop for basic essentials – only when you really need to
to do one form of exercise a day – such as a run, walk or
cycle, alone or with other people you live with
for any medical need – for example, to visit a pharmacy or
deliver essential supplies to a vulnerable person
to travel to and from work – but only where this is abso-
lutely necessary
What to do if you have coronavirus symptoms
Continue to stay at home if you have either:
a high temperature – this means you feel hot to touch on
your chest or back (you do not need to measure your
temperature)
a new, continuous cough – this means coughing a lot for
more than an hour, or 3 or more coughing episodes in 24
hours (if you usually have a cough, it may be worse than
usual)
To protect others, do not go to places like a GP surgery, phar-
macy or hospital. Stay at home.
Use the 111 online coronavirus service to find out what to do.
Only call 111 if you cannot get help online.
What to do if you need medical help for another reason
If you need medical help not related to coronavirus, do not go
to places like a GP surgery, pharmacy or hospital.
For health information and advice, use the NHS website or
check your GP surgery website.
For urgent medical help, use the NHS 111 online service. Only
call 111 if you're unable to get help online.
For life-threatening emergencies, call 999 for an ambulance.
Advice for people at high risk
If you're at high risk of getting seriously ill from coronavirus,
there are extra things you should do to avoid catching it.
These include:
not leaving your home – you should not go out to do shop-
ping, visit friends or family, or attend any gatherings
avoiding close contact with other people in your home as
much as possible
Read the full advice on protecting yourself if you're at high risk
from coronavirus on GOV.UK.
Who is at high risk?
You may be at high risk from coronavirus if you:
have had an organ transplant
are having certain types of cancer treatment
have blood or bone marrow cancer, such as leukaemia
have a severe lung condition, such as cystic fibrosis or severe
asthma
have a condition that makes you much more likely to get infec-
tions
are taking medicine that weakens your immune system
are pregnant and have a serious heart condition
If you're at high risk, you will be contacted by the NHS by Sun-
day 29 March 2020. Do not contact your GP or healthcare team
at this stage – wait to be contacted.
Other things you can do to stop the infection spreading
DWash your hands with soap and water often – do this for at
least 20 seconds
Use hand sanitiser gel if soap and water are not available
Cover your mouth and nose with a tissue or your sleeve (not
your hands) when you cough or sneeze
Put used tissues in the bin immediately and wash your hands
afterwards
Stay 2 metres (3 steps) away from other people, if you need to
go outside
Don'DO NOT touch your eyes, nose or mouth if your hands
are not clean
How coronavirus is spread
Because it's a new illness, we do not know exactly how corona-
virus spreads from person to person.
Similar viruses are spread in cough droplets.
It's very unlikely it can be spread through things like packages or
food.
Pregnancy advice
If you're pregnant and worried about coronavirus, you can get
advice about coronavirus and pregnancy from the Royal College
of Obstretricians and Gynaecologists.
Treatment for coronavirus
There is currently no specific treatment for coronavirus.
Antibiotics do not help, as they do not work against viruses.
Treatment aims to relieve the symptoms while your body fights
the illness.
You'll need to stay in isolation, away from other people, until
you have recovered.
Get an isolation note to give to your employer
If you live with someone who has symptoms of coronavirus, you
can get an isolation note to send to your employer as proof you
need to stay off work.
You do not need to get a note from a GP.
Get an isolation note
Information:
If you have symptoms of coronavirus and need to stay at home,
use the 111 coronavirus service to get an isolation note.
More information
GOV.UK: coronavirus action plan
GOV.UK: information on coronavirus and the situation in the
UK
NHS England: coronavirus for health professionals
Information from NHS website March 24th 2020
NHS advice regarding the Coronavirus
Kineton Manor Nursing Home Providing Care, Comfort and Companionship
Please visit us to experience what we have to offer
Kineton Manor is a beautiful Georgian house situated in the mid-dle of a small Warwickshire village. It enjoys the many amenities and friendly atmosphere of village life and affords fine views across the gardens and countryside towards Edgehill. Our resi-dents lead full lives and retain control of their own daily routine and are therefore able to enjoy privacy, dignity and individuality.
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Kineton Optometrists Optometrists & Contact Lens Practitioners
The Bank House, Kineton
Warwickshire, CV35 0JS
To book an appointment Phone: 01926 641093
Email: KinetonOptom @aol.com
➢ NHS Examinations
➢ Examinations in your own
home
➢ Dry Eye Advice
➢ Contact Lens Fittings
➢ Wide Range of Spectacles
➢ Prescription and Non-
Prescription Sun Glasses
➢ Children’s Vision Training,
including coloured Overlays
Home Visiting Chiropody Practice
Rachel Rowles BSc(Hons), M.Ch.S, HCPC Registered
Tel 01926 642137 E-mail: [email protected]
Adept Electrical
Bill Stiles All electrical work undertaken
Napit Part registered Check-a-Trade approved
07966 222812 01926 641885
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Talks to Societies & Groups
Fundraising Events
With an increasing need for car ownership, particularly in
a rural community, and the associated requirement for
places to park, we now have an issue in our village which
has led many of us to park on the pavement,
Obstructing the highway is an offence; however the local
police would prefer to work with the parish council and
community rather than taking action against anyone who is
parking across part of the pavement.
The parish council is keen to make sure that the re-
quirements of everyone can be recognised without need-
ing to ask the police to take action. They are therefore
asking everyone to consider, when parking, that the pave-
ments should be left clear for all pedestrians, particularly
those with children, prams and pushchairs, as well as users
of mobility buggies, and that it should be possible for any-
one with sight impairment to walk along without risk to
their safety.
If you find that a pavement is seriously obstructed please call
101 at the time, with the description and registration number
of the vehicle. Photographic evidence could also be helpful.
Smiles were brought to the
faces of staff and customers
alike when 'The world's fast-
est shed' popped into Gilks'
Garage Café for a quick refu-
el.
The record breaking shed,
which appeared on Top Gear
the same day, is reported to
have had a full service and
MOT. Regulars of the café
will know that really means a
full english and mug of tea!
The famous record break-
ing shed broke its own speed
record in September 2018 reaching a speed of 101.581
mph on Pendine Sands, Wales, is regularly seen on TV and
has just secured a sponsorship deal with First Stop Tyres.
The shed's visit caused excitement amongst the café's
customers, especially children who couldn't believe what
they seeing. Staff and customers are looking forward to
the next time the shed visits on its travels around the
countryside from its home in Chipping Norton. Sadly that
may be some time away as, along with other restaurants
and cafes, Gilks’s has had to close temporarily because of
the emergency Coronavirus measures.
Pictured are Café staff with the record-breaking shed.
Parish plea for people to park with pedestrians in mind
Quirky record
breaker sparks
shed-loads
of interest
An amazing £2,220 was raised at the London Marathon
Quiz Night organised by Boo Lewis and Justin Lee and
sponsored by Seccombes in aid of the charity Phabkids.
The 21 teams made it a sell-out evening at the Village
Hall on February 29th , and will help the charity continue
to support disabled and non-disabled people to enjoy
activities and holiday projects together.
Boo and Justin will be running their first ever mara-
thon in London (although it has been postponed to Oc-
tober) in aid of Phabkids and have already exceeded
their fund-raising target of £1,850 each.
Other funds have come from the “May I” card nights,
organised by Miranda Williams, along with many indi-
vidual donations. A Pop-Up Supper is also planned.
A delighted Boo commented: “I still can’t believe how
much we raised at the Quiz Night, it exceeded all our
expectations. We are very grateful to everyone who
supported the event”.
“We will carry on fund-raising and getting sponsorship
to raise as much as we can for Phabkids, which supports
families like ours”.
If you would like to donate or follow their marathon
adventure please go to the Just Giving fundraising page
www.justgiving.com/fundraising/boo-lewis1
‘Marathon’ quiz night more than goes the distance
Vale of the Red Horse Healthcare Centres
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The Surgery will be running its flu clinics from late
September 2019. The injected flu vaccine is offered free of charge on the NHS to people who are at risk. This is to help protect them
against catching flu and developing serious complications.
You should have the flu vaccine if you:
* are 65 years of age or over
* are pregnant
* have certain medical conditions (our Reception Team will be able to tell you if you are eligible)
* are living in a long-stay residential care home or other long- stay care facility
* receive a carer's allowance, or you are the main carer for an elderly or disabled person whose welfare may be at risk if you fall ill www.kinetonsurgery.org.uk
We don’t know when the next Outlook
will be able to be published but we
hope to be able to put out a village up-
date leaflet in a few weeks If you have information you would like included please
email [email protected]
Distribution– Alex Gunn 642589/[email protected]
Advertising -Chris Cartwright 640904 or
As all social events and gather-
ings have had to be cancelled
because of the emergency
measures to limit the spread of
the Coronavirus, there is no
events page this month.
Good news for old and new allotment sites
Shukurs Brasserie, Bridge Street, Kineton:
Minor changes to building frontage including new
painting, signage, removable canopies and relocation
of flag brackets, plus internal alterations and the addi-
tion of two single storey rear extensions.
One externally illuminated hanging sign to replace
existing illuminated hanging sign and two detachable
canopies with letter.
2 Hillfield Cottages, Southam Street, Kineton:
Rebuild collapsed wall using Blue Lias stone and brick
to match existing. As many stones as have been sal-
vaged as possible to be used on the outer skin of
brick work. Traditional mortar mix will be used.
Gilks Garage Café, Banbury Road, Kineton:
Vary condition 12 of application 18/02336/FUL
(granted) relating to restrictions on serving hot food.
Winscombe, 10 Market Square, Kineton:
Removal of canopy to rear, construction of new sin-
gle storey rear extension, replacement of timber
fence with brick garden wall, insertion of new win-
dows to rear elevation, repositioning of front en-
trance door, erection of railings to front, external
decorations of render and windows/doors, replace-
ment of staircase and other internal alterations.
Deneside, 3 Shepherd’s Place, Kineton:
Construction of a carport on the front elevation of
the property.
3 Gate House, Norton Grange, Little Kineton:
Erection of a single storey side and rear extension
including balcony over and canopy and porch to the
front elevation. Installation of wood burner flue. In-
sertion of two roof lights to rear elevation. Extend
the existing hard standing paving area to the front of
the building to provide another off road parking
space.
Decisions:
3 Woodclose Court, Banbury Road, Kineton:
Single storey rear extension. Householder proper ap-
proval not required.
Norton Manor, Norton Grange, Little Kineton:
Proposed erection of one dwelling and all associated
works. Permission with conditions.
To find out more about these applications visit Stratford
on Avon District Council e-planning website.
Planning Applications
Kineton churches came together on Friday March 6th to take
part in the World Day of Prayer 2020.
Throughout the world, Christians were participating in the
service that Christians in Zimbabwe had put together. We
learnt Shona language (kwazi wy for hello) and also learnt
that many difficulties are affecting daily life for ordinary peo-
ple in Zimbabwe.
We offered our prayers to support them, our minds to
understand their situation and our money to go a little way
to help the needs of the disadvantaged there.
Each year a new country makes new preparations and we
all make a new commitment. Join us next year and be part
of a worldwide event to make a difference and bring us clos-
er together.
Day of Prayer reaches out
After years of protracted negotiations with Bloor
Homes the Parish Council has at last taken owner-
ship of the public open spaces around Kineton Mead-
ows.
Contractors have started to bring the main land-
scaped area back under control and the allotments
will be made fit for purpose. Many will have ob-
served the flimsy sheds on their sides!
Within a few weeks Kineton will have flourishing
allotments at two ends of the village as the new
owners have confirmed that the Banbury Road allot-
ments (pictured above) will be allowed to continue.
Clubs and Organisations Getting Kineton Growing Mark Levene 641026
Bellringers Graham Nabb 641812 Brownies Sarah Hogben 641800 Playgroup & After School Club Carol Hooper 640010
Explorers Steve Collett 07765 405656 Guides Sarah Hogben 01926 641800
Beavers, Cubs & Scouts Melanie Dowden 641417 Kineton Youth Club Jo Rolls 640621 Kineton Film Club Roy Harris 642229
KSSC entertainment/room hire Helen Baker 640901 Sports& Social Club Steward 640901 Amateur Dramatic Soc. Debbie Deeley 01789 842540
Kineton United Charities Isobel Gill 640426 Carers4Carers Gillian Grason Smith 640203 Kineton Knitting Group Sarah Hogben 641800
Tennis Club Ian Smith 641854 Taekwondo Club Lynda Parnell 07718 202238
Kineton Village Hall Caroline Bradnam 640759 Kineton Methodist Hall Gillian Grason Smith 640203 Combroke Village Hall James Blenkinsop 642016
Kineton Music Festival kinetonmusicfestival.co.uk Kineton Junior Football Club Graham Steer 07493 656935 St Francis Parish Rooms [email protected]
Friends of Kineton Primary School Ryan Harris [email protected] Kineton Badminton Club Helen Smith 641854
Parish Council Clerk Georgina Lowe Tel: 07570 269451 Email: [email protected] / [email protected]
Local District Councillor for Stratford District Council Chris Mills 01926 641309/07966 133607 [email protected]
Village Web Sites Kineton village kineton.info Playgroup (pre-school education) kinetonplaygroup.org.uk Kineton Primary School kinetonprimaryschool.org.uk Kineton High School kinetonhighschool.org.uk Get Me Into (High School) getmeinto.org Kineton Art Group kinetonartgroup.co.uk KADS (Amateur Dramatics) kads.org.uk Kineton Camera Club kinetoncameraclub.co.uk Kineton Wildlife Group kinetonwildlife.wordpress.com Kineton Cricket Club kineton.play-cricket.com Kineton Local History Group kinetonheritage.co.uk Kineton Sports & Social Club kinetonssc.org.uk St. Francis Catholic Church stfrancis-kineton.co.uk St Peter's Church edgehillchurches.co.uk St Mary's & St Margaret's Church edgehillchurches.co.uk Kineton Methodist Church kinetonmethodist.org.uk Combroke village combroke.co.uk Ratley village ratleyandupton-pc.gov.uk
Kineton Community Library Village Hall
The library is closed until further notice as part of the measures to limit the spread of Coronavirus.
Kineton Regent Club (for retired men) Village Hall 2nd & 4th Thursday 10.30 am Reg Gethin 01295 680453 Kineton & District Local History Group Village Hall 3rd Friday 7.30 pm Ilona Sekacz 01295 670675 Kineton W.I. Village Hall 2nd Tuesday 7.30 pm Gaye Archer 641989 Kineton Art Group Village Hall Every Monday 12.30pm & 7.00 pm Graeme Bassett 640805 Kineton Camera Club Village Hall 3rd Tuesday 7.30 pm Steve Gale 07946 779369 Baby & Toddler Group Village Hall Mondays 9.30-11.00 am Emma Weir 641483 Kineton Bridge Club Village Hall 1st and 3rd Weds 2.00 pm Ted Humphries 641235 The Evergreens (Over 60s) Village Hall 2nd Thursday 2.30 pm Wenda Douthwaite 640314 Mothers' Union Various 4th Thursday 10.30 am Elizabeth Beaumont 641076 Kineton Over 60s keep fit Village Hall Tuesdays 10.30-11.30 am Olive Sekacz 640530 Meet and Eat Methodist Hall 1st Tuesday 12 noon– 2pm Chris Cartwright 640904 Swan Singers Methodist Hall Tuesdays 7.30pm– 9.15pm Gill Gale 07852 970049
Doctors’ Surgeries Vale of Red Horse Healthcare - Market Square, Kineton 01926 640471 www.kinetonsurgery.org.uk (accepting new patients) Hastings House Medical Centre, Warwick Road, Kineton 01926 640491 www.hastingshouse.org.uk (accepting new patients)
Police: Non-emergency calls dial 101. Safer Neighbourhood Team 01789 444600 lead officer PC892 Cathe-rine Morgan email wellesbourne. [email protected]
In an emergency dial 999
