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Operation OWL
National police campaign raises awareness of birds of prey persecutionDevon & Cornwall Police is joining with other police forces across the country today, Friday 15 May, in a virtual ‘Operation Owl’ day of action to highlight birds of prey persecution, as numbers of reported incidents show no signs of slowing down. Launched in February 2018, Operation Owl is a joint initiative by North Yorkshire Police, the Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) and the Royal Society for the Protection of Animals (RSPCA), with the Yorkshire national parks. The initiative set out to raise awareness of raptor persecution, encouraging the public to be vigilant for signs of this criminal…
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Appeal for volunteers for medical trial
Advice from Moreton Health Centre Join a COVID-19 clinical trialThe PRINCIPLE trial aims to find treatments that reduce hospital admission and improve symptoms for people with COVID-19. You could be eligible to join if• You have had these symptoms for fewer than 15 days:• a continuous new or worsening cough• a high temperature• You are aged 50 to 64 with a pre-existing illness• You are aged 65 and above• Find out more visit www.principletrial.org
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From Ashburton and Chudleigh Police
Please share this information far and wide. We can all play a part in shutting down cyber crime. Simply forward suspicious emails to report@phishing.gov.uk. I am sure most of us receive them on a regular basis and fortunately many people identify that something is wrong, but sometimes people fall foul. Do your bit and help to prevent others becoming a victim. report@phishing.gov.uk
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Policing the SouthWest During the Pandemic
Message from Chief Constable Shaun Sawyer Continue To Think Twice “In England, there has now been an easing of Covid-related restrictions and amendments have been made to the legislation, following the Prime Minister’s address to the nation on Sunday night.“It was always going to be challenging when restrictions began to be relaxed not only for policing but all agencies and communities. It may take a while for people to understand what the new guidance means and so our engagement and education is key.“We will adapt to the new terms of the regulations and will positively engage with the public as we have been doing for the past two months.“The latest…
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DNP – updated advice
Taken from a letter to our Parish Clerk Public access As you will be aware, as from Wednesday 14th the new government measures announced by the Prime Minister come into effect. In particular, people can “take more and even unlimited amounts of outdoor exercise” providing that they practice social distancing. The Prime Minister was also clear that “you can drive to other destinations” to enjoy the countryside and for physical exercise. Many people have contacted us since the Prime Minister’s statement to either: express concern about the potential for lots more visitors and the impact they may have; or to seek clarity on what they can or cannot do as from 13 May 2020. Our car parks are…
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North Bovey Fair
Message From Gordon Hurst Hi Everyone, You won’t be surprised to know that we have now formally cancelled the Fair scheduled in July. However , we aren’t giving up hope that we may be able to reorganise it for some time in September. We’ll obviously let you know if that is possible. I hope you are all coping under these horrid times and most importantly are staying safe. Every day is one day closer to the end of this. Kind Regards Gordon
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What we can and can’t do
Government Guidelines The government has set out its plan to return life to as near normal as we can, for as many people as we can, as quickly and fairly as possible in order to safeguard livelihoods, but in a way that is safe and continues to protect our NHS. The government has published staying safe outside your home for guidance on what the new rules will mean. These will take effect on Wednesday. This page sets out key FAQ to inform the public and help you prepare for these changes. This guidance applies in England – people in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland should follow the specific rules in those parts…
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VE Day Nostalgia 2005 and 2020
Here are a few pictures Mike Rego took in 2005 for the 60th anniversary. Thank you, Mike. Recognise the Land Girl? Hasn’t changed a bit. The Lock-down version – some images of last Friday… Thank you, Mike.
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Recycling Centres
Editors note: Your guess is as good as mine Re-opening of recycling centres All recycling centres (with the exception of Crowndale in Tavistock and Punchbowl in Crediton – see details below) will re-open from Monday 11 May 2020 for essential use only. Essential use applies only to waste or recycling that could not be stored safely at home without causing a risk of injury, health or harm to the resident or other members of their household and cannot be legally and responsibly disposed of in other ways. Government have advised that each individual householder will need to decide whether their waste can or cannot be stored safely at home for now…
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Moorgate Vets
A Reminder We hope you all enjoyed the V-E day bank holiday weekend. Here’s a reminder of the services we are currently able to offer.
