Heathscene Winter 2020

heathscene winter 2020

Christmas tree recycling Covid-19 guidance Community News and Events

Acting CEO's message The festive season is fast approaching in Surrey Heath.

Although it will look a little different this year due to the Covid-19 pandemic and the associated restrictions, we hope that the feeling of community and togetherness can be achieved through people looking after each other in these challenging times.

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Our popular Christmas tree recycling scheme is returning in the new year, ‘Make Steve Smile’ and drop off your real Christmas tree at one of our 15 locations across the Borough, ready to be recycled into wood chippings for paths in our parks (page 6).

Turn to page 15 for your amended Christmas waste and recycling collection dates too.

Camberley Theatre has a fantastic Christmas programme of themed shows in place of the usual panto – see page 25 for more details.

At the Council, our staff have continued to work hard over recent months to support our community in delivering both Covid-19 related services and as much of our ‘business as usual’ as possible.

For Covid-19 information and guidance, turn to page 4, along with details of our response at SHBC. We’ve always known that Surrey Heath is packed with impressive individuals, businesses and community groups, and the Covid-19 pandemic has underlined it.

Congratulations to our fantastic Business Award winners – turn to page 7 – and our Sports Awards heroes too, the full list is on page 16.

The latest news on our Community Services for older, isolated and vulnerable residents is on page 12.

This is my last Heathscene message as a new Chief Executive will have been appointed by the time you read this. Whilst it was only ever going to be temporary it's been an honour to help steer the Council as Acting Chief Executive since April.

Stay Safe Surrey Heath, and have a peaceful Christmas,

Tim Pashen

Cover photo: Chobham Ridges, Heatherside. Credit: Kevin Mageean, Windlesham and Camberley Camera Club.

Copywriting by Kate Noviss and Joanne Atkinson, Surrey Heath Borough Council.

Designed by Russell Jenkins, Surrey Heath Borough Council.

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Advice and guidance

Download the NHS Covid-19 app today ■

Get an alert if you’ve been near somebody who has tested positive

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Check-in at venues & locations Find out the level of risk in your area Book a test & get your results

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Get the ap p.

Go to covid19.nhs.uk for more information and guidance on how to download onto your smartphone.

Businesses and public venues also need to display their own unique QR code to allow visitors to check in.

For Covid-19 health advice visit nhs.uk/coronavirus

We must keep on protecting each other.

CORONAVIRUS

GOT SYMPTOMS?

GET TESTED HIGH TEMPERATURE OR NEW CONTINUOUS COUGH OR LOSS OF TASTE OR SMELL? No one in your household should leave home if any one person has symptoms.

Find out how to get a test, and how long to isolate, at nhs.uk/coronavirus

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Thank you!

Emergency Response

Throughout the pandemic, the Surrey Heath community has pulled together in a phenomenal way.

SHBC officers have worked tirelessly – making welfare calls to vulnerable members of the community, delivering food parcels, prescriptions and Meals at Home, distributing business grants, setting up the Covid-19 Emergency Grant Scheme for local charities and working closely with voluntary group Surrey Heath Prepared,

all while keeping as many of our usual services running as possible.

We’ve been touched by the many thank you cards, letters and messages we’ve received from residents, expressing their appreciation.

Here’s a photo of just some of them on our ‘Thank You Wall’ at Surrey Heath House.

SURREY HEATH BOROUGH COUNCIL’S

EMERGENCY RESPONSE TO CORONAVIRUS SINCE MARCH 2020 27,000+ WELFARE CALLS

£15,145,000

of statutory business support grants paid out to 1,189 local firms

made to elderly and vulnerable people and those shielding

2,626 TONNES more waste & recycling collected compared to the same period in 2019

21,000+

views of our Coronavirus information webpages

548

essential food parcels delivered

£825,000 of discretionary business support grants paid out to 99 firms

27,400+

Meals at Home delivered

EMERGENCY ACCOMMODATION secured for 31 homeless people

18.9% MORE

waste and recycling collected compared with the same period in 2019

11,700+ CALLS & 2,500+ EMAILS

dealt with by our Contact Centre

497 PRESCRIPTIONS collected and delivered

£61,000

of emergency grants awarded to local charities

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Make Steve Smile!

Recycling

Our popular free Christmas tree recycling scheme will be back again this festive season.

An amazing total of almost 1,400 trees were dropped off at our recycling points in January 2020, helping to make our Greenspace team leader Steve smile from ear to ear!

The face of our real Christmas tree recycling scheme is hoping for an even bigger number of trees to be collected this time

around – so bring your trees to one of our 15 recycling points from 4-17 January and help #MakeSteveSmile!

chippings ended up on the main path into Windlemere SANG, which looked great and smelt fabulous!

Once collected, the trees will be chipped, with the woodchips used to top up paths in our beautiful parks and green spaces. Last year many of the Christmas tree

Christmas trees can also be dropped off at Community Recycling Centres, or put in your brown garden waste bin if you are subscribed to the scheme.

The sites where Christmas trees can be dropped off are: DROP-OFF LOCATION Heatherside Park (near the recreation ground) Watchetts Road Car Park Old Dean Recreation Ground Prior Heath Car Park Frimley Green Recreation Ground Mytchett Recreation Ground School Lane, Bagshot Lightwater Recreation Ground Windmill Field, Windlesham Clews Lane open space, Angelica Road, Bisley Rosewood Way, West End Yorktown Car Park, Camberley Clarence Drive, Camberley Woodend Road Car Park, Deepcut Chobham Car Park, Chobham

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at one of our 15 drop off points across the Borough from 4–17 January 2021 – and make Steve smile!

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Restrictions apply: Only real Christmas trees can be accepted, all decorations and lights must be removed from the trees prior to drop off.

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Recycle your REAL Christmas tree for FREE

More info: surreyheath.gov.uk/ christmastreerecycle

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Business Awards This year the Surrey Heath Business Awards had to be a little different...

Originally scheduled to take place at the end of March at Camberley Theatre, the outbreak of Covid-19 meant those plans were put on hold.

Business

SHBA 2020 shortlists and winners BUSINESS INNOVATION Fresh Air Fitness Butt Miller

WINNER

DEVELOPING TALENT Places Leisure Raver Tots

WINNER

BEST MEDIUM SIZED BUSINESS Alpha Extreme Services Your Local Car Raver Tots

WINNER

BEST SMALL BUSINESS Ascot Brewing Company Knights Ceremonies The Secret Stage School

WINNER

Shortlists had already been drawn up by then, and winners chosen by the judges Paul Marcus (former MD Eagle Radio), Val Buckingham (Fredrick’s Foundation), Paul Scott (Enterprise M3 Growth Champion) and Louise Livingston (Executive Head Transformation SHBC).

POSITIVE SOCIAL IMPACT

As usual the standard of entrants was very high and the judges had a difficult job choosing the eventual winners.

Mike Pickets, Raver Tots

However any announcements were postponed while alternative arrangements were made.

With the September Business Breakfast also not taking place due to Covid-19 restrictions, the Council instead announced the shortlisted businesses on the SHBC website and social media channels.

Award judges and senior SHBC figures individually presented the trophies to the winners at their business, with videos of these presentations shared with the public.

Surrey Security Service Fins Swimming Club The Secret Stage School The Cabin

WINNER

BUSINESS STAR OF THE YEAR (public vote) WINNER

OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT Project Five

WINNER

OUTSTANDING ACHIEVEMENT (Individual) This year, SHBC decided to give a very special oneoff Outstanding Achievement Award to an individual who has made a huge difference to Camberley.

Glen Fulton was the general manager of The Mall, latterly The Square, for 21 years. He was presented with his award by SHBC Acting Chief Executive Tim Pashen.

Congratulations!

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Playground update Leisure

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The Mayor of Surrey Heath, Cllr Pat Tedder, officially opened the fantastic new £210,000 play area at the Old Dean Recreation Ground in Camberley.

I am delighted to officially open this brilliant new play area, and I’m sure local children and their families will enjoy using it for many years to come.

Cllr Tedder

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After a public vote from a shortlist of potential plans, the winning Kompan design has been made a reality.

The new facility includes three separate areas -

■ An inclusive play area featuring a double tower play unit for older children, a toddler tower for younger children, various swings including basket, rope and

inclusive versions, a ‘parkour’ section for agility play, an inclusive roundabout, play train and carriage, slides, seesaw, springers and spinning equipment.

■ A BMX and scooter track.

■ An enclosed multi-use games area with football, cricket and basketball facilities.

Funding for the new play area

was secured from planning infrastructure contributions, Accent Housing, the Eikon Charity and the Old Dean Community Group (ODCoG).

Throughout this process SHBC worked closely with Old Dean ward councillors Cllr Rodney Bates and Cllr Shaun Garrett, local schools, and ODCoG. surreyheath.gov.uk/parks

Get walking!

Watchetts Recreation Ground

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The design for the new play area at Watchetts Recreation Ground, Camberley has been chosen via a public vote. The HAGS plan was the overwhelming winner and work is due to start this month to transform the playground.

The Surrey Heath Walking for Health Scheme continues to explore the Borough’s beautiful parks and green spaces – in a socially distant way!

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Windlesham Community Governance Review

Community

The Council started a Community Governance Review for Windlesham Parish in August 2019.

Following two stages of consultation with all the residents of the Parish, the Council agreed at its meeting on 14 October 2020 to recommend to the Local Government Boundary Commission for England (LGBCE) the creation of a new parish ward for Windlesham North.

Subject to the agreement of the LGBCE, from May 2023, the parish will be divided into four wards, with the number of

councillors representing each ward as follows: ■ Bagshot ward 6 councillors ■ Lightwater ward 7 councillors ■ Windlesham (North) ward 2 councillors ■ Windlesham (South) ward 3 councillors We will confirm the changes once the LGBCE have had an opportunity to consider these recommendations.

Canvass update During the summer all households were sent a form from the Council showing who is currently registered to vote at that address.

If you haven’t done so already, please check the details carefully to ensure they are correct and follow the instructions on making any changes if necessary.

If you are required to respond to the form please do so using

one of the methods indicated, by the deadline included on the form.

This is particularly important if you have moved home recently as you won’t be registered at your new address automatically, even if you pay council tax.

There are Police & Crime Commissioner and Surrey County Council elections, and Borough and Parish byelections, scheduled for 2021.

You will need to be registered to be able to vote.

Your vote sends a powerful message, please don’t waste it - it counts.

If you are not already registered to vote, registering is quick and simple at gov.uk/register-to-vote If you don’t have access to the internet, please contact the Electoral Registration Office on 01276 707165.

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Flags raised Council

Surrey Heath House hosted several flagraising events over recent months to mark important events.

These ceremonies have followed social distancing guidelines and often been livestreamed on our Facebook page to allow as many people as possible to watch.

Flags have been raised for events including the 80th anniversary of the Battle of Britain (right), Pride in Surrey month in August (middle), and the 75th anniversary of VJ Day (left).

Grounds maintenance contract Glendale has been awarded a five-year Grounds Maintenance contract for the Borough.

Existing suppliers Sodexo were unable to continue delivering the contract and ceased providing related services at the end of October.

The contract covers all SHBC-owned and maintained parks and greenspaces, including sports facilities, play areas and pavilions as well as our premier parks - Frimley Lodge and Lightwater Country Park.

Services to be provided by Glendale will include all grass cutting and fine turf operations, play area inspection and maintenance, pavilion and public toilet cleaning, as well as weed control and highway verge maintenance on behalf of Surrey County Council.

Surrey Heath Portfolio Holder for Places and Strategy, Cllr Rebecca Jennings-Evans said: “We are pleased to welcome Glendale as a partner in Surrey Heath, and look forward to a positive relationship with them, helping to keep Surrey Heath a clean, green and safe place to live, work and play.”

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FOR YOU AND YOUR FAMILY

Your family is at the centre of your life It can be tricky when you are making major decisions or approaching milestones in your life to know where to start.

We can help across a wide range of personal and family issues, allowing you to prepare for life’s ups and downs and take care of those around you.

Wills and power of attorney Trusts and estate administration Buying and selling property Divorce and relationship breakdowns Resolving disputes Managing your business

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“Nothing is too much trouble. The staff are both caring and professional. They have given advice and support during a very emotional time.”

Daughter of resident, March 2020 Source: carehome.co.uk

Collingwood Grange Care Home.

Here for you There’s been smiles, laughter and tears during these challenging times, but through it all we’ve been there for our residents and their families, relentlessly. The safety and wellbeing of our residents and team has always been our priority, so we’ll keep providing Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) and continue testing.

We’re here to support loved ones with a range of needs, from nursing to residential and dementia care. Talk to us about how we can help.

Call us for advice on care today

01276 819 356 Lines are open 8am to 6.30pm Monday to Friday, 9am to 12.30pm Saturday. Closed Sundays and bank holidays. Calls are charged at no more than local rate and count towards any inclusive minutes from mobiles.

We may record or monitor our calls.

All types of funding welcome The Care Quality Commission (CQC) make sure health and social care services provide people with safe, effective, compassionate, high-quality care.

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Here to help Community

Our Community Services team offer a range of services that can help you stay independent for longer.

If you, or someone you know or care for, are finding it more difficult to do the things you used to do - like cook for yourself, or get out and about then our friendly staff can help.

During the ongoing Covid-19 restrictions, if you (or someone you know) are no longer able to get the help you used to from family or friends, our Community Services team may be able to fill that gap.

■ Meals at Home

If you, or someone you know, find it difficult to cook for yourself or to go out food shopping, our Meals at Home could be the answer. Available seven days a week, we provide nutritiously balanced meals, hot and ready to eat.

Our meals are delivered by a team of staff to your door or into your home between 11.30am and 2.15pm each day.

We also provide a tea service for the evening, and we’ll check on your wellbeing too, offering reassurance to you and your relatives.

Since March, uptake of this service has increased by around 25%, and our team deliver more than 1000 meals across the Borough every week.

To find out more call 01276 707651 or visit surreyheath. gov.uk/mealsathome

■ Community Transport Need to get to GP or hospital appointments, visit the hairdressers or go shopping in Surrey Heath and the neighbouring area?

Our fully accessible buses offer a door-to-door service for those who can’t access public transport.

Covid-secure measures have been introduced including limited passenger numbers, the use of face masks (unless exempt), and a thorough cleaning regime.

Operates Monday to Friday from 8.30am to 4.30pm.

Call 01276 707655 or

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visit surreyheath.gov.uk/ communitytransport for more information.

■ Our Community alarm and telecare sensors

provide emergency assistance, support and reassurance to you and your loved ones 24 hours a day, 365 days a year.

When activated, the alarm or sensor will alert the 24 hour Monitoring Centre, whose operators will establish what assistance, if any, is required.

They will arrange support either by contacting your nominated responders or the emergency services.

For more information call 01276 707659 or visit surreyheath.gov.uk/ communityalarms

Protect yourself

Health

This year it’s more important than ever to get your flu jab.

Flu brings misery to people who are otherwise in good health but for the elderly, the very young and particularly those with some longterm conditions, it can be much more dangerous.

This year more people than ever are eligible for the flu vaccination.

These include:

■ Household contacts of those on the NHS Shielded Patient List

■ Year 7 secondary schoolaged children

■ Health and social care workers employed through Direct Payment and/or Personal Health Budget Those aged between 50-64 may

Living with cancer?

Want to talk about cancer?

Support is available from the Surrey Heath Macmillan Community Cancer Navigator, Beverly Harrison.

Call 07880 502267 or email shcpcancernavigator@nhs.net Twitter @TalkCancerSH

also be offered the vaccine towards the end of the year subject to supply. If you are in this category, your GP surgery will contact you when the vaccine is available.

year. Here in Surrey Heath, GP surgeries have run a successful drive through clinic, as well as flu clinics in surgeries and home visits arranged for our most vulnerable residents.

Due to social distancing rules, the way in which flu clinics have operated have been different this

For more information about the flu vaccine and eligibility visit nhs.uk and search for ‘flu vaccine’.

Your GP is open and ready to help you Talking to your GP may feel a little different these days but the NHS is still here to support you when you need it. If you need an appointment visit their website or contact them on the phone.

You may be offered a telephone or video consultation or asked to come in to the practice for a face-to-face appointment.

If you need help or support to access your GP, the receptionist will make sure the right appointment is booked for

your needs.

Your GP surgery may be very busy at the moment and you may have to wait a little longer on the phone than usual. Please bear with us during this time.

If you need help or support for minor ailments your pharmacy is there for you. You can also call 111 at any time of the day to help access support.

For life threatening emergencies, call 999.

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Supporting jobs Employment

SHBC is working with partners Camberley Jobcentre Plus and Camberley and District Job Club, supporting members of our community to find employment.

Applications are now open for employers to offer opportunities under the Kickstart scheme.

The scheme provides six-month paid work placements for those aged 16-24 in receipt of Universal Credit.

Employers will receive funding for the equivalent of National Minimum Wage for 25 hours per week and associated employers contributions, as well as £1500 per placement to support setup costs.

As well as work, the employer will provide support to look for long term employment including a CV and interview preparation,

and help with basic skills such as attendance, timekeeping and teamwork. Further information and how to apply can be found on the gov.uk website.

Your local Jobcentre Plus can offer tailored support to businesses including help with recruitment, the Sector Based Work Academy Programme and guidance on Disability Confident and Access to Work scheme for employees with a disability.

Camberley and District Job Club Camberley and District Job Club offers friendly and knowledgeable support by experienced volunteer advisers to many local jobseeker clients.

Interested in finding out how Jobcentre Plus can support you to grow your workforce? Email economic.development@ surreyheath.gov.uk

The primary aims are to rebuild jobseekers’ confidence, provide support in the preparation of CVs and help prepare clients to search for appropriate employment opportunities.

Advisers also offer one to one support with job applications.

Personalised sessions are available by appointment.

For more information visit businessinsurreyheath. co.uk/business-support

More information: camberleydistrictjobclub.com or call 07463 830293.

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Christmas Recycling

Watch Your Waste!

In the run up to Christmas, Surrey Environment Partnership (SEP) will help you make environmentally friendly choices and reduce, reuse and recycle more of your waste.

collection dates Your waste and recycling collection dates will change over the festive period...

Week commencing 21 December USUAL COLLECTION DAY Monday 21 Dec Tuesday 22 Dec Wednesday 23 Dec Thursday 24 Dec Friday 25 Dec (Xmas Day)

REVISED COLLECTION DAY No change No change No change No change Monday 28 Dec

Week commencing 28 December

So when buying wrapping paper and cards, avoid anything that contains glitter, is lined with foil or plastic, or contains batteries as that makes them non-recyclable.

You’ll be giving a gift to the planet as well as each other.

Check out SEP’s social media channels for planet-friendly ideas and inspiration to make it easier to ‘go green like Santa’ or visit surreyep.org.uk

USUAL COLLECTION DAY Monday 28 Dec Tuesday 29 Dec Wednesday 30 Dec Thursday 31 Dec Friday 1 Jan (New Year’s Day)

REVISED COLLECTION DAY Tuesday 29 Dec Wednesday 30 Dec Thursday 31 Dec Saturday 2 Jan Monday 4 Jan

Week commencing 4 January USUAL COLLECTION DAY Monday 4 Jan Tuesday 5 Jan Wednesday 6 Jan Thursday 7 Jan Friday 8 Jan

REVISED COLLECTION DAY Tuesday 5 Jan Wednesday 6 Jan Thursday 7 Jan Friday 8 Jan Saturday 9 Jan

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Sporting heroes Sports development

SURREY HEATH

SPAWARDS RTS 2020

Despite the challenges posed by this unique year the Surrey Heath Sports Awards went ahead in 2020, albeit with a new look.

The traditional glossy award ceremony was swapped this year for a roadshow format, with award winners presented with their trophies at locations across the Borough.

The Sports Awards celebrate the achievements and commitment of our local talented athletes,

coaches, volunteers and sports organisers, as well as those who have championed sport and physical activity over the past year.

The revised 2020 award lineup included a new ‘COVID-19 Community Champion award’, presented to the person or

initiative that went above and beyond to encourage the community to get involved in physical activity safely during the pandemic.

Nominees were shortlisted by an internal panel before winners were selected by the Surrey Heath Sports Council last month.

Congratulations to the winners: The Massage Company Sporting Performance of the Year: Charlotte Dannatt (Camberley and District Athletics Club) Camberley Theatre Young Sporting Performance of the Year: Marley O’Toole (British Waterski Federation) Places Leisure Coach, Leader or Instructor of the Year: Claire Murray (Any1CanRide)

Surrey Security Service Disability Sports Award: Surrey Chargers Mixed Ability Rugby Complete Coaching Outstanding Service to Sport: James Llewellyn (Evolution Project) Surrey Security Service COVID-19 Community Champion: Mark Fisher (Chobham RFC)

Robin Elsdon-Dew Volunteer of the Year: Ian White (Chobham RFC) For more information and photos go to surreyheath.gov.uk/ sportsawards or check our social media channels.

A big thank you to all of the award sponsors - and well done to everyone nominated for their brilliant achievements in the past year.

Frimley Lodge Park Duathlon Well done to all who took part in our socially-distanced duathlon at Frimley Lodge Park in September.

The run-cycle-run event saw 30 people complete the time trial format, with additional Covidsecure measures (in line with British Triathlon guidance).

Two distances were on offer, the shorter ‘Go-Tri’ distance aimed at beginners, and a longer ‘sprint’ version for a greater challenge.

Thank you to local charity Harry's Hat, who provided

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volunteer marshals around the route (www.harrys-hat.org).

Our next duathlon is scheduled for March 2021 – to register your interest, email natalia. hausler@surreyheath.gov.uk

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Christmas cheer Stay local

Enjoy the festive season across Surrey Heath.

Visit Camberley for all your Christmas shopping needs! Shop your favourite brands in warm, undercover shopping centres, The Square and The Atrium, and visit the cafes, pubs and shops along the High Street and London Road.

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The Surrey Farmers’ and Artisan markets on 21 November and 19 December will also feature festive live music and street entertainment. The town will be lit up with wonderful Christmas decorations and Collectively Camberley will be running a fun Christmas treasure hunt for families toGlide enjoy. is FREE

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Shopping locally supports our small businesses, and Use Glide at Main Square helps to create a greener environment with less & Knoll Road car parks driving and travel.

Be Safe Across the Borough, please remember to wear your face mask in shops, other indoor venues, and pubs and restaurants (until seated).

In Camberley, please wear masks in shopping centres and undercover car parks, keep left where possible as you walk around town and keep your shopping group small.

Two hours of free parking is available in Knoll Road car park so you can pop into town for quick shopping trips and errands at no cost.

Visit www.glideparking.com for more information on Glide Use the Glide app to pay for your parking in Main Square and Knoll Walk car parks. It is free to use, avoids the need to touch

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Community

Aline Poulter MBE SHBC has welcomed the news that Aline Poulter, the Community Services Operations Manager, was made an MBE in the Queen’s Birthday Honours 2020.

Mrs Poulter, who has worked for the Council for 14 years, received the honour for services to vulnerable and older people.

The award recognises Mrs Poulter’s passionate commitment to reducing social isolation, both through going ‘above and beyond’ in her role at SHBC, and many hours of voluntary work carried out at evenings and weekends.

honour it was a bit overwhelming.

“I come to work because I enjoy what I do – I don’t expect to get any extra recognition for it.

“With the voluntary work I do with the Saturday Club for example, the reaction of the people that come along is more than enough reward for me.

“I couldn’t do any of this without my amazing team at Surrey Heath, and also the support of my family and friends – I'd like to say thank you to all of them.”

This includes voluntarily setting up the 'Saturday Club' for carers and the cared-for at our Windle Valley Day Centre.

Congratulations, Aline!

Mrs Poulter said: ‘When the initial letter came through about the

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Remembrance in Surrey Heath Organised Remembrance events were reduced this year due to Covid-19 restrictions, however all residents were encouraged to take part in the two minute silence on their doorstep, or inside their homes, as a mark of remembrance at 11am on Sunday 8 November (Remembrance Sunday) and Wednesday 11 November (Armistice Day).

A small Remembrance service was held at the Cenotaph on London Road, Camberley on 11 November.

It was attended by the Mayor of Surrey Heath, Cllr Pat Tedder, SHBC Deputy Leader and Military Champion Cllr Colin Dougan, SHBC Acting CEO Tim Pashen, President of Camberley Royal British

Legion Derek Franklin, Peter Nichols, Camberley Royal British Legion Standard Bearer, and Rev. Mike Thomason, of Churches Together in Camberley.

On Remembrance Sunday, The Mayor also attended services at Valley End and Chobham, while the Deputy Mayor, Cllr Sarah Jane Croke, attended the Act of Remembrance at Windlesham War Memorial.

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Camberley

Regeneration

be inspired

There’s plenty of progress being made on major projects across town.

If you have visited Camberley recently you will have seen the large scale improvement works that are taking place in the High Street, Princess Way and Knoll Walk.

Streets of Gold

The construction of the new Places Leisure Camberley centre building shell is now complete, and the centre is on track to open in Summer 2021!

Wide flat pavements, attractive granite kerbs and paving is creating a safer and more pleasant space for everyone.

New street furniture, including seating, waste bins, bicycle racks and wayfinding signs will be installed towards the end of the project. Shrubs, bulbs and plants will also fill the new planters.

This project started in January and is due to complete in early 2021.

Places Leisure Camberley centre

The main pool and learning swimming pool containers are in and the large sports hall, changing rooms and gym space are in place.

The scheme will also feature a unique public art installation bringing elements of Camberley’s heritage and history to life in a series of bronze plaques embedded into the walls, floors and planters across the High Street and Knoll Walk.

M+R (Musson and Retallick) are the artist collaboration who have created the display.

Streets of Gold is a collection of 130 statements, questions and sentiments gathered by M+R from the people of Camberley.

Fragments of these statements become disassembled poetry, ready to be reassembled in any order by viewers of the artwork.

The bronzes will be installed towards the end of the project.

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The £24million centre will feature a fitness suite, 25 metre 6-lane pool, learner pool with adjustable floor, splash zone, 8 court sports hall, group exercise studios, health suite, vibrant Clip 'n Climb climbing arena, adventure play area and café.

Places Leisure were awarded the 25-year design, build, operate and maintain contract for the new centre, with construction partners Pellikaan and architects Roberts Limbrick.

New Lottey Following the launch of the Surrey Heath Lottery last year, local charities can now apply for grants from the money raised.

The Surrey Heath Lottery was introduced in July 2019, and was set-up to support local charities - raising money IN the community FOR the community.

The scheme enables us to empower local good causes to raise funds by connecting with their supporters. We now have more than 60 local good causes registered, all raising money and working to support a variety of services in our local area.

Each lottery ticket costs £1 per week, with 60p

Community

grant scheme going to good causes in Surrey Heath. 50p goes to a nominated good cause, with the remaining 10p accumulating to provide the source of this grant scheme.

This Surrey Heath Annual Lottery Scheme is open to local registered charities who provide services/support in Surrey Heath. To apply go to surreyheath.gov.uk/lotterygrants and complete the online form before the deadline of 30 November 2020.

Have you played the Surrey Heath Lottery?

To help our local groups visit surreyheathlottery.co.uk and buy a ticket, support your favourite good cause, and you’ll have the chance of winning £25,000.

LOCAL PLAN

Want to register as a local good cause in the scheme? Conditions apply, so visit the website for more information – it's free, quick and simple to join.

Local Plan update The Government has outlined proposals in the ‘Planning for the Future’ White Paper to streamline and modernise the planning process. This includes setting a binding target for the delivery of more new homes in the Borough.

Further information can be found at surreyheath. gov.uk - go to the page for the Executive Meeting of 20 October 2020.

The Council will take account of these proposals as it progresses the draft Local Plan, which will be published for public consultation in 2021.

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Festiveevents Community News

There may be fewer Christmas events going on locally this year due to Covid-19 restrictions – but here are some suggestions...

Old Dean Old Dean Community Group are planning a very limited version of Carols in the Old Dean Parade Shopping Precinct on 16 December at 5pm with Abbie Richardson singing solo by the Christmas Tree. This is likely to be livestreamed so people can watch from home.

Check out the ODCoG Facebook page (facebook.com/ groups/odcog) for more details nearer the date.

Lightwater The Festive Lights in Lightwater Square (sponsored by Lightwater Business Association) will be installed earlier this year to bring some festive cheer for a bit longer during these challenging times, with some additional funding support from Windlesham Parish Council (WPC).

Sadly, due to Covid-19 restrictions, the LBA is unable to run the annual Christmas Fayre in the Square or a formal evening for the switch-on of the lights this year.

But WPC will again provide a Christmas tree with lights in the Memorial Rose Garden in Lightwater.

All Saints Church will support with the blessing of the tree in a private tree lights switchon ceremony.

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Other activities will be announced nearer the time depending on guidance.

Announcements will be shared on the Village Noticeboards, LBA, WPC and All Saints’ Church Facebook pages and, where possible, in local publications and other news outlets. www.lightwaterbusiness association.co.uk FB: @LBAcommunity www.windleshampc.gov.uk FB: @windleshamparish.council www.allsaintslightwater.org.uk FB: @AllSaintsLwater

Windlesham Unfortunately, due to Covid-19 restrictions, the annual Boxing Day Windlesham Pram Race is postponed until 2021.

Organisers have urged members of the public not to turn up and try and race, as it will not be safe.

All details correct at time of going to press.

As more local festive events are confirmed, we will share them where possible on our SHBC Facebook and Twitter.

Updates

Community News

from across the Borough

Energy efficiency funding

The new Green Jump Surrey scheme means up to £10,000 funding is available to keep your home warm.

If you are living in a hard-toheat home and either receive a means-tested benefit or have an annual household income of less than £30,000, you could be eligible to receive full funding for energy efficiency improvements to save money on your energy bills.

If you believe you may qualify for funding, contact Action Surrey on 0800 783 2503 who can assess your eligibility over the phone, or visit actionsurrey.org

Surrey Heath Youth Council needs you!

The Surrey Heath Youth Council is the voice of young people in Surrey Heath – and they’re looking for new members.

Their purpose is to improve the local area for all young people and to bring their views and opinions to the attention of the Borough.

They’re open to anyone aged 11-18 (school years 7-13) who lives or goes to school in Surrey Heath.

The Youth Council needs people with all sorts of skills such as organising, fund-raising, IT, web, graphics and design, video, running meetings and presenting – and it’s also a great way to learn these skills!

If you’re interested in finding out more, visit surreyheathyc. org.uk or email contact@ surreyheathyc.org.uk

Fundraising for Basingstoke Canal

Around three times the usual number of visitors are enjoying the waterway, taking part in everything from paddle boarding, walking and cycling to fishing, boating and wildlife photography.

“We have agreed ways that the Canal can be much improved but we need our community’s help to fund these new and exciting projects,“ said Society Co-Chairman Ken Sankey.

Phase 1 of the initiative aims to raise £20,000 for 10 new information signs.

You can support the Canal in three ways: 1. Make a one-off donation to fund the Information Signs Project at basingstokecanal.org.uk/currentprojects 2. Become a Member of the Basingstoke Canal Society for £15 per year – visit basingstoke-canal.org.uk 3. Tell your friends, family, colleagues about the canal, the society and the ways they can support it.

The Basingstoke Canal Society is fundraising to improve the environment of the Canal following a leap in user numbers since the outbreak of Covid-19.

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Highways Highways

An update from Surrey County Council (SCC) on major highway schemes.

New Winter Fleet

latest

SCC has welcomed a new fleet of 39 DAF and Mercedes gritter vehicles. The vehicles offer the latest technology and are compliant with Euro6 emission standards, helping our journey towards delivering a sustainable and carbon neutral service.

Winter service runs through to April yearly.

A30 update SCC has completed the tendering process for this major highway improvement works that is jointly funded by Enterprise M3 Local Enterprise Partnership, SCC and SHBC. Complementing the recent improvements at Meadows Gyratory, this scheme will improve access to Camberley for cyclists, pedestrians and buses, and reduce peak period congestion on the A30.

Works will be focused on improving the traffic signals at the junctions of A30 London Road with Knoll Road, Lower Charles Street and Frimley Road.

We expect to appoint the contractor this month, with site works starting from January 2021 for six months. Residents and businesses can write to A30camberleywork@surreycc. gov.uk with queries.

Building on the success in

minimising traffic disruption during the 2018 works at the Meadows Roundabout, we have designed the works to cause as little traffic disruption as possible by:

■ limiting how many working areas can be used at one time; and

■ using an advanced temporary traffic signals system to keep traffic moving through the works.

Covid-19 Active Travel Improvements SCC has been given government funding to roll out active travel schemes in response to Covid-19. This will enable the county to temporarily create wider pavements and new cycle paths to ensure people

can keep a two metre distance apart from each other outside their households, and continue to use alternative ways to travel.

Surrey County Council hopes to secure external funding for design work to identify

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safer cycling routes between Camberley and Frimley. This project would make cycling a more natural choice for short trips to and from destinations in the areas between Camberley and Frimley.

Theatreupdate

Leisure

Camberley Theatre is delighted to be welcoming audiences back!

We re-opened our doors in September and have been following social distancing and safety guidelines throughout the theatre.

moved to 2021/22 so they can be enjoyed when social distancing is no longer required.

We’ve introduced a new app so you can order drinks and collect before the show or in the interval, with no queuing at the bar.

Please follow the instructions on future emails from us - but if you have not heard from us by the week of your original booking, contact the Box Office on camberley.theatre@ surreyheath.gov.uk

All pre-existing performances in 2020 have been postponed and

To help our customers further, we have introduced a flexible

booking policy which will be in place until 31 March 2021. We hope this will give our customers confidence and reassurance during this time and will allow all ticketholders to exchange their tickets for a future performance without incurring any exchange fees.

Thank you for your continued support. We look forward to welcoming you to Camberley Theatre again soon!

Christmas Highlights Barbara Nice’s Festive Special

Christmas CAMBERLEY THEATRE year Winter decided to stay Comedy COMEDY and moved into your house? In Club COMEDYthis snowy spectacular you are

Sun 6 Dec

The Polar Express

Britain’s Got Talent comedy star Barbara Nice holds her annual festive shindig.

Sat 12 Dec

Bye Bye Baby Christmas Show

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Fri 11 Dec

Kids and their grown ups can come in their pyjamas to enjoy this magical Christmas film. Hot Chocolate and gift for children included in ticket price.

It’s A Wonderful Life (movie)

guaranteed a white Christmas!

(Ages 3+)

Myra DuBois Saves Christmas Thurs 17 Dec Britain’s Got Talent star Myra DuBois is here to save Christmas!

Camberley Christmas Wish Sat 19 – Mon 21 Dec

Thurs 10 Dec

Sat 12 Dec

Featuring festive arrangements alongside new versions of Christmas classics.

Sun 13 Dec

Packed with Christmas carols, hit songs and choreography starring some of the talent behind the annual Camberley pantomime!

What would you do if one

For tickets visit: www.camberleytheatre.co.uk or call 01276 707600

Snow Play

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Heritage update Community

Surrey Heath Museum is celebrating the heritage of the trees in our local with a joint exhibition by local artists and crafts people.

Frimley & Camberley Society of Arts are joining forces with Surrey Association of Woodturners to celebrate the heritage and artistry of the tree in the exhibition, which runs until 23 December.

The museum’s 2021 calendar, ‘Surrey Heath’s Treasured Trees’ also features this heritage.

Working with Surrey Heath Tree Wardens and the Council’s Tree Officer, the calendar celebrates the historic and diverse canopy of our trees. £6, available from the Museum.

Our greenspaces need you!

The importance of our green spaces has never been greater, and we work hard to improve and maintain them for the enjoyment of everyone.

Do you have a favourite greenspace or place that you regularly visit? Would you be willing to get involved?

Surrey Heath Museum and Heritage Gallery Following a period when the Museum was closed due to Covid-19, we reopened in July with a slightly reduced service, and Covid secure measures including social distancing, a one way system, and use of face coverings.

Visit us at 33 The Square, Obelisk Way, Camberley, GU15 3SG

We welcome new friends of our greenspaces - some of whom tell us about the wildlife they have spotted, others pick up litter, report anti-social behaviour or undertake conservation works. If you would like to learn more please contact us at business.services@surrey heath.gov.uk The Greenspace team are supported by Surrey Heath Tree Wardens, a local charity who undertake a tremendous amount of work to help care for our trees and local woodland. If you would like to spend more time outdoors and support this charity please contact them at surreyheathtreewardens.org

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Wednesday to Saturday, 11am-3pm, free admission. museum@surreyheath.gov.uk 01276 23771 Follow us on Facebook @surreyheathmuseum or visit our website at www.e-voice.org.uk/surreyheathmuseum

Volunteers at Farnborough & District Samaritans work tirelessly to support the Samaritans’ mission to offer a safe space to talk, any time day or night, for anyone who is emotionally distressed, those struggling to cope or anyone at risk of suicide.

The Covid-19 pandemic is having a profound social, psychological and economic impact all over the world and it’s normal to be experiencing feelings of anxiety, or struggling with your mental health, when everything feels so uncertain.

Our volunteers are here to listen when people are feeling overwhelmed and struggling with life, no judgement, no pressure. If you are struggling to cope, or are worried about someone else, please get in touch.

Freephone Number: 116 123 (including a mobile with no credit) Email: jo@Samaritans.org Write a letter to: Chris, Freepost RSRB-KKBY-CYJK, PO Box 9090, STIRLING FK8 2SA Try our self-help App: selfhelp.samaritans.org

www.samaritans.org/branches/farnborough/ Join the conversation on Twitter @SamsFarnborough

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