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Community Speed Watch

Community Speed Watch Scheme, for further information click on the document below

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Arthristis Action Group

Online Arthritis Action Groups

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We are pleased to announce we will be running Arthritis Action Group meetings online via Zoom. Our next online group for Yorkshire will take place at 2pm on 6th August.

These meetings will be an opportunity for people with arthritis to talk with others and share their tips on how to manage their arthritis symptoms, stay active and keep positive. Participants will need to contact us directly for the log in instructions for the meeting, and we have produced How To guides for those not familiar with using Zoom.

 

Exercise Videos

https://www.arthritisaction.org.uk/living-with-arthritis/resource-centre/exercises/

Many people living with a long-term health condition find it difficult to attend exercise classes. To help them, Arthritis Action recently launched a series of online chair based exercises developed with the aim of helping those with hip, knee or spinal Osteoarthritis more mobile and active.

 

Please do share on social media if possible, I’ve included some example tweets below

 

Join an @Arthritis_ACTN Virtual Group for peer-led support managing your condition during self-isolation. Find your local Group http://bit.ly/2jU7Lpm

 

Share your experiences and get support managing #arthritis during self-isolation at a Virtual @Arthritis_ACTN Group. Find your local Group http://bit.ly/2jU7Lpm

 

Meet others managing #arthritis in #lockdown and support each other at your local Virtual @Arthritis_ACTN Group. Find your local Group http://bit.ly/2jU7Lpm

 

To help you look after your physical and mental health, @Arthritis_ACTN has developed online resources full of advice, ideas and tips on how to stay well and continue managing your #arthritis during self-isolation.

https://www.arthritisaction.org.uk/covid-19-advice/

AED TRAINING

If you wish to attend free training to learn how to use and monitor the AED equipment (defibrillator) please send your name and contact details to  bemptonparishcouncil@gmail.com

The session would last an hour and be delivered by qualified First Aid Instructors, each session would be for up to 12 people.

Train Timetable Bempton

Find attached the links to the updated bus time table and information regarding Bempton Train Station.

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Bempton Railway Station has its best service in it's history. On average 36 passenger journeys are made each day and the station ranks 2,281 busiest out of 2,623 stations in the country. Northern Rail have some new good value advance fares from Bridlington, available at the station of on line, to be booked at least a day in advance. (so you would need to purchase an extra ticket to and from Bridlington from Bempton). Prices from Crossgates £6, Bradford, Goole and Halifax £7.50, Doncaster £10, Meadowhall and Sheffield £11 and normal railcard discounts apply.

Each household in Bempton and Buckton have received a copy of the timetable through their door, this was funded by the Spirit of Yorkshire Distillery in Hunmanby, many thanks for their generosity.

This information was provided by Nick Harvey from the Friends of Hunmanby Railway.

 

Bempton Bus Service

Litter Pickers

Bempton Parish Council would like to thank the residents who are keeping the village clean and tidy. These residents have taken it upon themselves to give up their time walking along the verges picking up the takeaway cartons and drink containers which mindless drivers/passengers throw out of their vehicles.

These volunteers are an inspiration to others and we thank them for their service to the village.

HART Bus service

Click on the link below for more information regarding the community transport

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My Community Alert

COVID Information update 05/11/2020

Do You Need Help

CORONAVIRUS INFORMATION

For any questions relating to the Coronavirus go to the Public Health England website which is being regularly updated:-

https://publichealthmatters.blog.gov.uk/2020/01/23/wuhan-novel-coronavirus-what-you-need-to-know/

 

Are you in need of assistance and do not have family or friends you can call upon, then call the dedicated contact centre specifically for residents who do not have the network around them, the number is 01482 393919.

It is open from 9.00am until 9.00pm Monday to Friday and from 9.00am until 6.00pm on Saturdays and Sundays. The email address is covid@eastriding.gov.uk

It is part of the HEY Smile Foundation who will call upon a bank of community groups and volunteers to act upon the request for help.

This contact number is not for emergencies or residents who are in the adult care system. It is for those who are self-isolating and need medicines or essential food collecting, pets that need walking or are maybe feeling lonely and would like to be able to chat with someone.

 

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Urgent Treatment Centres

Bempton Post Office

Bempton Post Office offers a range of tinned, frozen and fresh food as well as the sweets, stationery, cards, household products and much more. If you are unable to travel why not use your local shop.  01262 850438.

Welcome

Welcome to Bempton Parish Council's website

Bempton Parish Council welcomes you to the parishes website and hope that you will find it useful and informative.

Bempton is a village and civic parish in the East Riding of Yorkshire, it is situated about 4 miles north of Bridlington and lies on the B1229 road between Speeton and Flamborough. With a population of around 1,000 residents it is served by Bempton railway station which is on the Yorkshire Coast line that runs between Hull and Scarborough. Bempton is well known for its spectacular cliffs and breathtaking views. Recently the village was featured in the 2016 feature film remake of 'Dad's Army'.  Bempton Cliffs is an RSPB nature reserve, best know for its breeding seabirds, including Northern Gannet, Atlantic Puffin, Razorbill, Common Guillemot, Black-legged Kittiwake and Fulmar.

Bempton parish church St Michael, a Grade ll listed building dating back to the 13th century and located in the centre of the village. Amenities include a post office/general store, hairdressers, antique shop, snooker hall, garage, Primary School, public house/restaurant, holiday accommodations and a modern community hall.  In Buckton there is a delightful tea room, art gallary and holiday accommodations.

 

Every attempt has been made to provide accurate and up to date information, however Bempton Parish Council gives no warranty as to the accuracy of information and accepts no liability for loss, damage or inconvenience caused as a result of reliance on such information. Bempton Parish Council is not responsible for the contents of external websites that are linked to this site which are provided for information purposed only.

The contents within this website are to the requirements of the Transparency Code.

Honour Citizen Award

After 40 years as a parish councillor, Mr Brian Walker is retiring in May this year. In acknowledgement to his service Brian was awarded the title of 'Honoured Citizen of Bempton' for his outstanding service and commitment to the community of both Bempton and Buckton. Brian has seen many changes during this time, his experience and village knowledge will be missed by his follow councillors.

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PLAYGROUND

Playground 

Bempton Playground has now been opened, please be aware that none of the equipment is sterilised and that by using the equipment you are doing so at your own risk. We advise that you read the information poster before you enter the park and you take your own hand stanitiser.  Encourage users to sterilise their hands before and after use and discourage children placing their fingers in their mouths. No food and drink is to be consumed within the play area and ensure all litter is removed or placed in the litter bin provided.

Social distancing is still advised by the government, please be respectful of other users and if any member of your family is showing signs of Covid 19, do not enter the play area and follow government guidelines.

01/09/2020,

As from the 14/09/2020 it is against the law for more than six people to meet socially, unless you all live together (or are in the same support bubble). The police will have the powers to enforce these legal limits, including to issue fines (fixed penalty notices) of £100, doubling for further breaches up to a maximum of £3,200.

Visit the government website for more information "Guidance Coronavirus (COVID-19): Meeting with others safely (social distancing)

 

NHS Services

Changes have been made to the NHS urgent treatment services. Click on the link below for more information.

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Defibrillator

The village defibrillator for Bempton and Buckton, is located on the outside wall of the Community Hall in a yellow metal safe, to the right of the main entrance. When you call 999 the operator will decide whether you need to retrieve the defibrillator, at this point they will give you the location and code to open the door. The 999 operator will talk you through how to use the defibrillator should it be required. The defibrillator is owned and maintained by the parish council.

 

 

HEALTHY HOMES PROJECT

Humber & Wolds Rural Community Council.

Do you live in a cold home? Will your health be affected by the cold this winter?

The project aims to help rural residents with an existing health condition, made worse by living in a cold home. The new initiative called the Healthy Homes Project is funded by the British Gas Energy Trust. Humber & Wolds Rural Community Council (HWRCC) is co-ordinating a united effort with the local authority and voluntary & community sector groups, carers associations, home improvement agencies, health professionals and other to focus on improving winter health, energy efficiency, warming cold homes and providing emergency support. This will address the root causes of cold homes and its effect on those living with health conditions.

For more information, an informal chat or to seek help contact:- Humber & Wolds Rural Community Council 01652 637700 or email peter.hirschfeld@hwrcc.org.uk.

Charity number 1099439