They’ve introduced a number of rules to keep everyone safe.
🖊 everyone must sign in at the door! 🧼 everyone must then sanitise their hands. ⬆️ there is a one way system in place. 💰 orders and money will be taken at one end of the bar. 🍻 drinks will be put on the opposite end of the bar for you to collect. ❗️we encourage you to maintain social distancing.
❌ no sitting at the bar, stools have been removed. 📺 Perspex screens have been installed across the whole of the bar. 🤚 bring your own hand sanitiser if you have it and wash your hands regularly. 🧽 tables and handles will be cleaned regularly. 👮♂️ be respectful to the bar staff. What the bar staff says …. happens!
For those of you on Facebook more details can be found here
It seems a number of things will not be allowed (from the above web page)
Online reservations will not be available immediately
No browsing of titles in libraries
You can return titles as per normal
Customers will be able to call or contact us online to request a selection of titles based on genre or author, which we’ll make available for collection . Use our Select and Collect service.
I have a Google search set up to Email me whenever Santon Downham crops up in the news. This is usually when we achieve some kind of weather record.
I knew it was hot yesterday but it looked like Heathrow was going to pip us at the post to be the hottest place.
Google proved me wrong. We achieved 28.2C ~ 83F which isn’t bad for May.
Normally if we get a record it appears on the EADT and regional ITV. Yesterday everyone seemed to pick up on it. Here’s an extract from the Google alert I recieved. (there were more)
If you like the rest of Santon Downham suffered a power cut over the weekend you are eligable for compensation. The amount you can claim is probably £70 but may be as much as £100.
Thetford Forest is a large pine forest to the east of England. We’ll be meeting at St Helen’s picnic site, in an area of the Forest where this diverse environment allows for many wild plants and mushrooms to flourish.
The course starts with a short introduction on what to look for and a brief of the general countryside codes.
Then we’ll set off on a roughly 2.5 hour walk around the area and along the Little Ouse river, teaching you how to identify the different plants and mushrooms that we find.
We’ll break along the way for homemade refreshment, such as our wild food soup or elderflower champagne.
Afterwards we’ll head back to the picnic site to end the day with a tasty wild food lunch based on what we have found and some pre-prepared homemade treats.
We’ll email you a list of everything we discussed on the day to help you to remember what you have learnt.
Dates/times:
28th March
24th April
30th & 31st May
3rd & 4th July
8th & 9th August
All courses start at 12pm and finish approx. 3.30pm
Ticket prices:
Adults £50, under 16’s £25.00, under 12’s free.
Changes to blue and black bin collection days and times
Blue
and black bin days and times in West Suffolk will shortly be changing and a
yellow tag on black bins will alert residents to look out for a letter
containing full details of what this means for them. Roll-out of the new days
and times will begin on Monday 11 November, but before then households will
have been posted their new blue and black bin collection day letter together
with a calendar to help manage the transition. Full details will also be
available to look up, nearer the time, on the council website www.westsuffolk.gov.uk/bincollections
Demand
for waste services has grown since rounds were last reviewed in 2010 and the
changes coming up will help create capacity, save waste miles and make the
service more efficient. Garden Waste Collection Service subscribers will not
see a change in their brown bin collection this year and we thank all residents
for their help in making sure bins are out by 6.30am.
