Enham Alamein Parish Council – Annual Unaudited Accounts for the Financial Year End 31 March 2023 Published
The Annual Unaudited Accounts for the Financial Year End 31 March 2023 have just been prepared and published but subject to the caveat that they have to be Resolved and Agreed by Enham Alamein Parish Council at the meeting on 10 May 2023 and are also subject to acceptance and agreement by the Internal and External Auditor. You can view the accounts here.
Enham Alamein Parish Council – Annual General Meeting 10 May 2023
The agenda for the Enham Alamein Parish Council Annual General Meeting will be held on 10 May 2023 starting after the conclusion of the Annual Parish Assembly at the Landale Wilson Hall, Newbury Road has been published.It is a separate meeting. You can access the agenda here. All members of the public are most welcome to attend.
What is the Annual General Meeting?
The Annual General Meeting of the Parish Council is where members must elect a Chair and Vice-Chair for the municipal year May to April.
Enham Alamein Parish Council – Annual Parish Assembly 10 May 2023
The agenda for the Enham Alamein Parish Council Annual Parish Assembly will be held on 10 May 2023 starting at 18.30 hours at the Landale Wilson Hall, Newbury Road has been published. You can access the agenda here. All members of the public are most welcome to attend.
What is the Annual Parish Assembly?
The Annual Parish Assembly or Meeting is the annual gathering of the electorate of the parish. The Chairman of the parish council usually delivers a report on the activities and decisions of the parish council from the previous civic year (May to April).
Notice of Poll – Test Valley Borough Council – Election of a Borough Councillor for the Bourne Valley Ward – 4 May 2023
The Notice of Poll for the Election of a Borough Councillor for the Bourne Valley Ward to take place on 4 May 2023 has been issued by Test Valley Borough Council. It can be viewed below.
Nationwide Emergency Alert System set to be Tested on Sunday 23 April 2023
A UK-wide alerts test will take place in the afternoon of 23 April 2023, which will see people receive a test message on their mobile phones.
The system enables people to be contacted via their mobile phone when lives are in danger. It will be used to warn you in the event of emergencies, such as severe flooding or wildfires.
Emergency Alerts are sent to all compatible mobile phones within an area of risk. They don’t track your location, need your phone number, or collect personal data. Only the government and the emergency services will be able to send them.
If you get an Emergency Alert on your phone, you’ll hear a loud, siren-like sound. A message on your screen will tell you about the emergency and how best to respond. If you receive an alert, read the alert carefully and follow the instructions.
You MUST NOT hold a mobile phone while driving or riding a motorcycle. It is illegal to do so. If you receive an alert while driving, do not pick up your phone and attempt to deal with the message. Continue driving as normal, staying in full control of your vehicle. If you feel the need to look at your phone, you must find a safe and legal place to pull over first.
When you receive the welcome message on the day, you do not need to take any action. The siren will stop automatically after ten seconds. A welcome message will stay on screen until you acknowledge it, just like a ‘low battery’ warning.
There are less than two weeks until the polls open for people to cast their votes in the local elections on the 4th May 2023.
There should be no barriers to voting for anyone. Everyone should have the right to vote on their own and in secret.
There’s a whole range of support you can get for when you come to vote, including:
Taking a trust companion with you to a polling station to help you vote
Tactile voting devices such as magnifiers and large print ballot papers
Audio recordings of your ballot papers are available on our website
On Saturday 6 May 2023, The King’s Coronation will be broadcast live on TV, radio and online, and shown on large screens at selected locations across the UK.Whether it’s watching the processions in London in person, or visiting one of the screening sites in the capital’s parks, there’s plenty of helpful guidance online about how you can watch. You can also find a list of large screening events taking place closer to home.
Winchester Cathedral is also offering a live screening of the Coronation Service from Westminster Abbey. Screens will be positioned throughout the Nave, with a large central screen by the altar. You don’t need to book as seats will be allocated on a first-come-first-served basis.
Planning your Coronation party
There’s still time to plan your celebrations and preparations for a Coronation Big Lunch event. Get tips and help online, from bunting and baking, to the best buffet pleasers…
👑 downloadable children’s activities 📧 ready-made invitations 🔻🔻 help with bunting 🔻🔻 🍓 special recipes – have you tried strawberry and ginger trifle? 🎶 and the perfect ready-made playlist
Follow the link here for details of the special Coronation weekend!
If you love magazines, did you know you can now borrow five magazines at a time for up to seven days from many County Council libraries.
If you prefer reading online, and for easy access, you can use Hampshire Libraries’ free app ‘Libby’ which enables you to download eMagazines directly to your phone, tablet, or computer.
All you need is your library card number and PIN to get started. If you’re new to Libby, just tap the ‘register now’ link on the app’s main page to create your account in a few easy steps. Once registered, you will be automatically logged in and can start enjoying content straight away. For more details on registering, take a look at the Libby user guide.
If you like to read newspapers, they’re on offer for FREE too, through ‘PressReader’ which allows you to read magazines and newspapers on your mobile phone or tablet.You can sign-up here.
