Codnor Parish CouncilOfficial website for Codnor Parish Council.Learn about our services & facilities that we offer or access our online Council documents.Codnor Parish Council is committed to providing quality services for residents - If you need to contact the Parish Council please do so by E-Mail at clerk@codnorpc.co.uk
or by phone to the Clerk (Andrew Sharpe) on 01332 660179. |
'Serving the village of Codnor since 1984'
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IMPORTANT NOTICES
As we enter lockdown once again can I remind residents of the Parish Council’s contact details -
E mail - clerk@codnorpc.co.uk
Telephone - 01332 660179
If we can help we will and even if we can’t we may be able to sign post to someone who can.
In the meantime let’s all pull together and make a difference.
Please keep yourselves and loved ones safe.
Andrew Sharpe
Clerk to Codnor Parish Council
E mail - clerk@codnorpc.co.uk
Telephone - 01332 660179
If we can help we will and even if we can’t we may be able to sign post to someone who can.
In the meantime let’s all pull together and make a difference.
Please keep yourselves and loved ones safe.
Andrew Sharpe
Clerk to Codnor Parish Council
Alfreton Road/ Market Place Car Park works next week - 26-30 January 2021.
Dear residents, works to protect the perimeter of the car park are scheduled to start on Wednesday 27 January 2021.
This means that perimeter car park spaces will restricted from late Tuesday afternoon and may not be available for use for the rest of the week. Barriers will be in place.
Please assist us to help get the works completed quickly and normal use restored.
As the works are completed spaces will be freed up.
Please do not park in the perimeter spaces on Tuesday night (or indeed the other nights when the barriers are in place).
Many thanks
Andrew Sharpe
Clerk
This means that perimeter car park spaces will restricted from late Tuesday afternoon and may not be available for use for the rest of the week. Barriers will be in place.
Please assist us to help get the works completed quickly and normal use restored.
As the works are completed spaces will be freed up.
Please do not park in the perimeter spaces on Tuesday night (or indeed the other nights when the barriers are in place).
Many thanks
Andrew Sharpe
Clerk
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DERBYSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE Jessop Street, Codnor
WHEN: 9th March 2021 to 11th March 2021. WHERE: Jessop Street, Codnor between its junctions with Needham Street and Wright Street. REASON: To facilitate renewal of fresh water boundary box. ALTERNATIVE ROUTE: Needham Street, Mill Lane, Wright Street and vice versa. Access will be maintained, whenever reasonably possible, on the affected length of road. The road will re-open as soon as the work is finished. This may be earlier than advertised. Derbyshire County Council apologises for any inconvenience caused while work takes place. Anyone needing further information should ring Call Derbyshire on 01629 533190. The County Council intends to make/has made an Order under Section 14 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended) to prohibit its use by traffic. Tim Gregory, Director – Economy, Transport and Environment, County Hall, MATLOCK DE4 3AG |
DERBYSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL TEMPORARY ROAD CLOSURE
Mill Lane, Codnor WHEN: 15th March 2021 to 17th March 2021. WHERE: Mill Lane, Codnor between its junctions with Field Street and Needham Street. REASON: To facilitate new water connection. ALTERNATIVE ROUTE: Field Street, Jessop Street, Needham Street and vice versa. Access will be maintained, whenever reasonably possible, on the affected length of road. The road will re-open as soon as the work is finished. This may be earlier than advertised. Derbyshire County Council apologises for any inconvenience caused while work takes place. Anyone needing further information should ring Call Derbyshire on 01629 533190. The County Council intends to make/has made an Order under Section 14 of the Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984 (as amended) to prohibit its use by traffic. Tim Gregory, Director – Economy, Transport and Environment, County Hall, MATLOCK DE4 3AG |
Guidance National lockdown: Stay at Home CORONAVIRUS CASES ARE RISING RAPIDLY ACROSS THE COUNTRY. FIND OUT WHAT YOU CAN AND CANNOT DO.
TOILETS CLOSED
The unisex toilet facilities on the Market Place will remain closed as a preventative measure to combat the spread of the Coronavirus.
They will remain closed until such time as deemed appropriate to reopen.
The Parish Council apologises for any inconvenience.
Andrew Sharpe Clerk of the Parish Council
They will remain closed until such time as deemed appropriate to reopen.
The Parish Council apologises for any inconvenience.
Andrew Sharpe Clerk of the Parish Council
Boots simple symptom checker
If you have ANY of the #COVID19 symptoms you must book a test and self isolate.
➡️ loss/change in sense of smell ➡️ loss/change in sense of taste ➡️ high temperature ➡️ new, continuous cough Book a test now: ➡️ https://www.nhs.uk/conditions/coronavirus-covid-19/ PLAY AREA AT BRIERLEY ROAD, WAINGROVES OPENFollowing final inspections and a safety check, Brierley Road Play Area has now reopened.
Please play safe by following the latest government guidance on the use of play areas. Appropriate signage is now installed at the site. It is not feasible for Codnor Parish Council to provide the following at the site: • Provision of Stewards • Arrange a booking system • Relocate equipment for social distancing • Clean equipment daily • Provide cleaning equipment Scientific advice suggests that the COVID-19 virus can survive for up to several days on some hard surfaces. The risks are reduced when outdoors, where surfaces may be subject to UV light and/or rain. Whilst all possible practical measures have been put in place the user of this equipment does so at their own choice and risk. The following signage will be placed on site - CODNOR PARISH COUNCIL COVID 19 SOCIAL DISTANCING IN PLAY AREAS Brierley Road, Waingroves Please remain two metres from other people where possible – Please follow the latest Government advice on social distancing. Hygiene • Please wipe down equipment before and after use • Please bring hand sanitiser gel or wipes to clean children’s hands • Wash or sanitise your hands more often than usual – especially before and after play • Do not touch your face, if you have to cough or sneeze, use a tissue or your arm if you don’t have a tissue • Do not put your mouth near the play equipment • Parents/carers are responsible for the decision if their children should wear a face mask when using the play area. Play activity • Only six people allowed in the play area at any time – a parent/carer of a disabled player may be allowed in addition to this number • Only one family member/adult to accompany a child in play area • Only one piece of equipment to be used by one family group at a time. Access • Allow others to leave before you enter the play area - if you need to wait, please stay clear of the gates • Please leave the play area as soon as you have finished playing • Please use the play area for no longer than 20 minutes at busy times People aged 70 or over, pregnant or have underlying medical conditions remain at greater risk and should continue to take care to minimise contact with people from outside their household. Scientific advice suggests that the COVID-19 virus can survive for up to several days on some hard surfaces. The risks are reduced when outdoors, where surfaces may be subject to UV light and/or rain. Whilst all possible practical measures have been put in place the user of this equipment does so at their own choice and risk. Please refer to government guideline updates. The Parish Council are committed to keeping our residents safe during these unprecedented times. Andrew Sharpe Clerk to the Parish Council |
Don’t forget to wash your hands for 20 seconds
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Reminder -
Derbyshire County Council have set up the email addresses
below to register offers of help or requests for assistance.📣
· help.needed@derbyshire.gov.uk
· help.offered@derbyshire.gov.uk
Please share this information as appropriate.
Keep calm, safe and healthy.
Stay home, protect the NHS and save lives.
Codnor Parish Clerk contact details -
Andrew Sharpe
01332 660179
clerk@codnorpc.co.uk
Derbyshire County Council have set up the email addresses
below to register offers of help or requests for assistance.📣
· help.needed@derbyshire.gov.uk
· help.offered@derbyshire.gov.uk
Please share this information as appropriate.
Keep calm, safe and healthy.
Stay home, protect the NHS and save lives.
Codnor Parish Clerk contact details -
Andrew Sharpe
01332 660179
clerk@codnorpc.co.uk
Please help share the message that we are here to help.
If there are residents in genuine need or vulnerable members of our community needing help or advice - the Parish Clerk can be contacted on 01332 660179 or e mailed on clerk@codnorpc.co.uk
As Clerk I will do my utmost to either provide that help or find someone to help. I will at least try to sign post them to someone or some organisation who can help.
Please help get that message out to those in need.
Keep safe and positive.
Andrew Sharpe
Parish Clerk.
About your council services
With Coronavirus (COVID-19) now affecting many areas of our services to the residents and businesses of Amber Valley, we are keen to keep you right up-to-date with the changes we are being forced to make.
Please use the drop down menu below to read about each individual service.
If the service you are looking for is not listed, please contact our main reception on 01773 570222 or email enquiry@ambervalley.gov.uk.
We have also put together a list of network support services that are available during this time, along with guidance on which businesses can continue to work.
‘The waste collection teams are doing a fantastic job under extreme pressures, the crews have been faced with some streets being impossible to get the vehicles down due to the number of cars parked as more and more people are staying at home. Whilst the authority is going to send out the attached flyer can all residents try to help wherever possible when parking their cars and vehicles on their streets’
Maintenance of parks and open spaces
With Coronavirus (COVID-19) now affecting many areas of our services to the residents and businesses of Amber Valley, we are keen to keep you right up-to-date with the changes we are being forced to make. Read more about your council services.
The borough council is continuing to undertake grass cutting within its parks and open spaces,
so that people can use them for exercise whilst being able to maintain a safe distance from others.
There have unfortunately been some instances of employees being challenged by members of the public whilst grass cutting. We would ask people to refrain from this, as our teams are undertaking this work so that others can safely exercise within the parks.
Need further help or information?Contact the team directly on 01773 570222 or email enquiry@ambervalley.gov.uk
When visiting parks for exercise, people are required to practice social distancing and remain at least 2 metres apart. Toilets within parks are currently closed and some other facilities will see maintenance reduced to enable resources to be directed to higher priority services.
Please do not approach any council employees who you may see working within a park.
All public events on council land are now cancelled for at least the next 3 months.
Please do not approach any council employees who you may see working within a park.
All public events on council land are now cancelled for at least the next 3 months.
Community Response to coronavirus
Dog owners are requested to clean up after their dogs and are given the opportunity of collecting, for FREE, poop scoop bags from various locations in the village. 'SCOOP THAT POOP' FOR FREE - POOP BAGS
HOLMFIELD CHEMIST, 1 High Street, Codnor
M & C Delicatessen, 26-28 Heanor Road, Codnor,
HOLMFIELD CHEMIST, 1 High Street, Codnor
M & C Delicatessen, 26-28 Heanor Road, Codnor,
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The defibrillators at the clock tower and the community and sports building are now registered with the ambulance service and are fully operational.
The defibrillator is stored in a locked vandal-proof enclosure inside the kiosk, and when a member of the public calls 999 to report a suspected cardiac arrest the operator will give them the combination to open the enclosure and access the defibrillator. It is simple and safe to use and no training is required as the machine gives clear spoken instructions. |