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Notice Board Last Updated: 10 May 2021

Notice Board

Covid-19

Various links as follows :-

  • Vaccination Clinics
    Southbourne Surgery have the latest information including video clips of what to expect at the vaccination centres here

  • WSCC :-
       * COVID stats are here
       * Dedicated Covid 19 webpage, with links to a lot of helpful websites, including a direct link to our Community Hub. It is updated daily and you can find it here
       * Details of their Fuel Voucher Scheme are here

  • District Council
    Link to sign up for news alerts here

  • City Council
    Letter from the Mayor - February 2021 here

  • Chichester Community Development Trust (CCDT)
    Have a bank of volunteers that will try to help local people who are self-isolating
    or need practical help.
       *Details are here
       *November newsletter here

  • A general list of contacts here
  • Defibrillator

    A defibrillator has been installed in the entrance of Saint Michael's Hall. Full details are here

    Neighbourhood Policing

    Our neighbourhood Community Support Officer covers Summersdale, East Broyle and Parklands. Contact details are here
    In an emergency, call 999 as usual but for less urgent situations 101 is the number to use. For non-urgent reports call 0845 60 70 999 and get a crime number.
    There are more details about reporting anti social behaviour here

    Neighbourhood enforcement priorities include vandalism and anti-social behaviour, notably in Brandy Hole Copse, cycling on pavements and dog owners who allow their dogs to foul but fail to clean up after them.
    There has been a spate of bike thefts so keep your bike locked and note its frame number.

    The Neighbourhood Management Panel (NMP) held regular meetings, at which we were represented, to discuss problems and priorities with local police. However, the group was deemed not to be viable and was wound up in September 2017.

    The following advice and contacts may be of help :-

  • Alerts : You can sign up here to receive alerts from various agencies (Police, Fire and Rescue, Action Fraud, etc) and set the types of message you want to receive.

  • Unwanted phone calls : The Telephone Preference Service describes itself as "The free opt out service enabling you to record your preference on the official register and not receive unsolicited sales or marketing calls." You can do that here. Sadly not 100% effective, as it doesn't stop automated calls from remote jurisdictions.
    For mobiles, you can report to your service provider by forwarding the message to 7726. More details from OFCOM here.

  • Scam emails : You can report scam emails by forwarding them to report@phishing.gov.uk
    You should not report a crime in this way. If you think you may have been a victim of fraud or cyber crime, and live in England, Wales or Northern Ireland, you should report this to Action Fraud or by calling 0300 123 2040.

    In general be thoughtful about opening unexpected or otherwise suspicious emails, and following links, even if they appear to come from respectable sources. As an example a recent email claimed to be from: "Driver and Vehicle Licensing Agency (DVLA) - Gov.uk" but the address it came from was wcmsnwlq@telenet.be ( .be - Belgium - seems to be a popular source).
    In the words of Alastor Moody, 'constant vigilance' ... and don't forget to back up your data!

  • Vandalism and other non-urgent crime phone numbers are as above or contact.centre@sussex.police.uk.

  • Dog fouling - call the Dog Warden John Rosser at Chichester District Council 01243 785166.

  • Graffiti, call Grafitti Solutions 0845 126 5555 – they need to know the town and location with road name.

  • Anti-social driving, eg drivers using mobile phones, speeding, under age or drink- or drug-driving, tailgating and cars and motorbikes in unsafe condition, abandoned or untaxed. Report such transgressions to Sussex Police on 01243 642222 or use www.operationcrackdown.org.

  • Postal scams - if you receive a delivery card through your letterbox suggesting that a parcel awaits your collection and inviting you to call a premium rate number for details, visit www.phonepayplus.org.uk for further guidance (some scams have been closed) or contact PhonepayPlus, the premium rate service regulator, on 0800 500 212 (Mon-Fri, 8am-6pm) .

  • Trading Standards 08454 040506 (or WSCC on 01243 777100 or the WSCC website )

  • Fly Tipping see this WSCC link

  • The University are happy to assist with any problems resulting from students travelling home after the bar, or making general noise within their properties (late night parties, music etc) if residents feel ignored or disrespected when making their own representations.
    Contact Chloe Woodward (General Manager) on 01243 816128 or email C.Woodward@chi.ac.uk

  • County Council, District Council, City Council.

    Which is responsible for what? Do you often feel confused?
    Click Here to view a guide published by Summersdale Residents’ Association to help untangle the matter in broad terms.

    South Chichester County Local Commitee (CLC)

    The CLC is a meeting of local County Councilors held 6 times a year to which the general public is invited and which is designed to make sure that local people can help shape the 80% of services provided by the County Council.

    For more information on the south Chichester CLC Click Here

    Conker Club

    A baby and toddler group meets on Monday mornings during term times at St Michael's Hall, Summersdale Road. It is being run by two members of Immanuel Church, Liz Dyson and Serena Turner. The club starts at 10.00am and finishes at 11.30am and welcomes all babies and toddlers with their parents or carers for play and fun activities. There has been a great response to the group which regularly attracts between 15 and 20 children.
    Contact Liz on 778130 or Serena on 544214.