Nettlebed

This service is for people with a senior citizens bus pass and who do not have the use of a car. It picks you up from your door and drops you back to your door. The service is free - booking is essential. The bus stops at Waitrose and Tesco in Henley. One week is a Thursday Comet Bus, the following weeks it's a Tuesday Henley Handybus. Tuesday:         first pick up 9.30am, Nettlebed Thursday:       first pick up 10.30am, Nettlebed To book , or for more information, call:     Claire Harwood         01491 640805 April 4th        Thursday 9th      Tuesday 18th      Thursday 23rd      Tuesday - May 2nd    Thursday 7th      Tuesday 16th      Thursday 21st      Tuesday 30th   Thursday June 4th      Tuesday 13th     Thursday 18th     Tuesday 27th     Thursday - July 2nd       Tuesday 11th      Thursday 16th        Tuesday 25th      Thursday 30th Tuesday August 1st       Thursday 6th       Tuesday 15th     Thursday 20th     Tuesday 29th     Thursday September     3rd       Tuesday 12th      Thursday 17th      Tuesday 26th      Thursday - October 1st        Tuesday 10th      Thursday 15th      Tuesday 24th      Thursday 29th      Tuesday November 7th       Thursday 12th     Tuesday 21st     Thursday 26th     Tuesday - December 5rh       Thursday 10th      Tuesday 19th     Thursday - - ...

Nettlebed Parish Council have four vacant allotment plots. £15 for a full plot p/a. £7.50 for a 1/2 plot Dig for Victory was a campaign launched by the Ministry of Agriculture in 1940 to help combat food shortages in Britain by promoting the planting of allotments in gardens and on public land. Whilst Dig for Victory was a response to a wartime problem of food shortages many of its outcomes reflect things we are concerned about today:- - having access to fresh, healthy food - being active - living sustainably - saving money If you don't have the time to take on a full plot, do consider taking half a plot...perhaps share one with a friend or neighbour. Priority will be given to Nettlebed residents. Contact parish.clerk@nettlebed-pc.org.uk for more information. ...

Voter ID The UK Government has introduced a requirement for voters to show photo ID when voting at a polling station at some elections. This new requirement will apply for the first time in England at the local elections on Thursday 4 May 2023. Which forms of ID can I use to vote? You may already have a form of photo ID that is acceptable.  You can use any of the following: •  Passport •  Driving licence (including provisional license) •  Blue badge •  Certain concessionary travel cards •  Identity card with PASS mark (Proof of Age Standards Scheme) •  Biometric Immigration document •  Defence identity card •  Certain national identity cards For more information on which forms of photo ID will be accepted, visit electoralcommission.org.uk/voterID or call their helpline on 0800 328 0280. If you don’t have an accepted form photo ID If you don’t already have an accepted form of photo ID, or you’re not sure whether your photo ID still looks like you, you can apply for a free voter ID...