The Toller Porcorum Village Hall now has its own web site and can be reached via the link: Toller Porcorum Village Hall
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Saturday April 3rd 12.00 until 1.30pm
£10 per head plus Raffle
Take Away Menu
Turkey and Gammon plus mixed vegetables
Brownies or Lemon Mousse
Turkey and Gammon plus mixed vegetables
Brownies or Lemon Mousse
Toller Trails – a booklet of local walks
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James Feaver and Neil Farmer have produced a booklet of local walks. It is now ready and copies can be bought at £6. You will receive your copy by email for you to print out walks as you need them, though a few paper copies will be available from the Post Office. All proceeds will be divided between the village hall, church roof appeal and recreation ground.
Go to www.tollervillagehall.co.uk/walks to see extracts from the booklet and order your copy.
Go to www.tollervillagehall.co.uk/walks to see extracts from the booklet and order your copy.
Covid19 grants available from the parish council
2020 plant sale
the 2019 annual toller porcorum and hooke village show
In this its 12th year, the Village Show did not disappoint. Enthusiastic adults and children toiled over their entries of Vegetables, Flowers, Cookery, Handicrafts, Photography and modelling, to name but a few, and delicious refreshments were enjoyed by many. The children’s entries always delight, created from imagination and much skill from strange robots to delicious brownies; what enthusiasm! Congratulations to them all. Many thanks must go to the army of volunteers who helped in many ways but principally to Micky and Jaynie Rawling for their leadership.
Trophy Winners were:
Rutherford Cup for Horticultural Classes: David Ennals
Wallbridge Cup for Cookery and Preserves: Hazel Churchill
Pete Mitchell Cup for Men only classes: Micky Rawling
Judy Miller Cup for Handicrafts: Caroline Joyce and Alan Crumpton
Ennals-Miller Cup for Photography: Keith Miller
Trophy for Children’s Classes Age 8 to 14: Bethany Ridout
Trophy for Children’s Classes Age 7 and under: Clementine Parr
Hansen Trophy for overall points winner: David Ennals
Congratulations to them all.
Trophy Winners were:
Rutherford Cup for Horticultural Classes: David Ennals
Wallbridge Cup for Cookery and Preserves: Hazel Churchill
Pete Mitchell Cup for Men only classes: Micky Rawling
Judy Miller Cup for Handicrafts: Caroline Joyce and Alan Crumpton
Ennals-Miller Cup for Photography: Keith Miller
Trophy for Children’s Classes Age 8 to 14: Bethany Ridout
Trophy for Children’s Classes Age 7 and under: Clementine Parr
Hansen Trophy for overall points winner: David Ennals
Congratulations to them all.
some of the winners
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some of the exhibits
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Toller barbeque july 2019
Although our numbers were down (once again!) the BBQ raised approximately £381 for our church. The food (especially the gateaux!) was exceptional. Many thanks to Nigel and Jo Stephenson for the use of their garden, the “Chefs” and everyone else’s hard work such as purchasing food and drink, setting up tables, chairs and gazebo, and not least helping clear away at the end! But any event relies on all those that supported it by just being there as well as those who could not attend but were kind enough to make a donation and or give raffles prizes. The PCC is very grateful to all.
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mahjong anyone?
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Toller POrcorum and other local people seeking an affordable home in the area need to be on the housing register if they want to be prioritised
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Please read the attached file or follow the link for instructions on how to register for priority in this area or contact the Toller Porcorum Community Land Trust.
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Butterfly recorders urgently required
REquest for community ideas
Toller and Hooke Women's Institute meeting
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For the full year's programme click on this link to visit the W I page: /womens-institute.html
neighbourhood watch newsletter -
January 2020
A direct link to the e-newsletter PDF is here: https://www.ourwatch.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/OurNews-Jan2020.pdf
Toller Porcorum Emergency Plan Has been updated - 1st october 2017
For full document see Parish Council page Emergency Plan - click link =/emergency-plan.html
new library service at toller porcorum
We now have a computer up and running at the Post office, so if you would like to use it for ordering library books please do so. We will need a copy of the barcode on your library card together with your pin. Please contact Evelyn at the Post office for further information.
The Dorset Clinical Commissioning Group
Neville Higman (Chair of the PPG) has said that all patients are automatically members and are welcome to
get involved.
Neville Higman (Chair of the PPG) has said that all patients are automatically members and are welcome to
get involved.
Tollerford Practice PPG page -
http://www.thetollerfordpractice.nhs.uk/patient-participation-group,51754.htm
Now read on:
KEY MESSAGES FROM THE
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Statement from the chief executive
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Strategy and plan document
Read the whole plan by downloading the file below.
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Power cut? New phone number 105 launches in September |
On 6th September 2016 a new national phone number “105” will be launched by electricity network operators for customers to call should they need to report or get information about a power cut in their area. As key stakeholders who work with members of the public who may be affected by power cuts, Western Power Distribution wanted to share this information with you. This a nationwide service that may well be of benefit to you and them.
Key points to note about this service are: · Dialling 105 will put customers through to their local electricity network operator – the company that manages the cables, power lines and substations that deliver electricity into homes and businesses in their area. · 105 is just one of the ways that customers can contact their electricity network operator. Customers can also contact them by phone or via their website, and most network operators are on social media too. · 105 is a free service for people in England, Scotland and Wales. · Customers can call 105 no matter who they choose to buy electricity from. · Customers can also call 105 if they spot damage to electricity power lines and substations that could put anyone in danger. If there’s a serious immediate risk, they should call the emergency services too. If you have any questions or would like any further information, do let us know by contacting us on 0800 096 3080 or info@westernpower.co.uk. |
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Telephone fraudsters are again targeting Dorset residents.
People are being tricked by cold callers into either transferring money to a fake bank account or by sending a courier to collect it from your home address.
Protect yourself from criminals – NEVER give out your pin number or bank details to ANYONE who calls you, no matter who they claim to be, or where they claim to be from.
If you receive a call from someone who wants your bank details:
Hang up the phone and call 101, ask for the relevant Police Force and get the details they provided corroborated. We understand 101 can result in a long wait sometimes, but rather that than losing out on your hard earn money.
People are being tricked by cold callers into either transferring money to a fake bank account or by sending a courier to collect it from your home address.
Protect yourself from criminals – NEVER give out your pin number or bank details to ANYONE who calls you, no matter who they claim to be, or where they claim to be from.
- Never give your pin number or bank details to anyone over the phone
- Never send cash in a taxi or via courier
- Never send bank cards anywhere – always keep them with you
If you receive a call from someone who wants your bank details:
- Hang up
- Wait for at least five minutes
- Dial 1471 and write down the telephone number
- Call the police immediately
Hang up the phone and call 101, ask for the relevant Police Force and get the details they provided corroborated. We understand 101 can result in a long wait sometimes, but rather that than losing out on your hard earn money.
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Allotments to Let in Toller Porcorum
There are vacant plots immediately available next to the Village Hall.
If you are interested please contact Patrick Woodford, Village Hall Treasurer on 01300 321365 or at pwoodford@sysmondsandsampson.co.uk
If you are interested please contact Patrick Woodford, Village Hall Treasurer on 01300 321365 or at pwoodford@sysmondsandsampson.co.uk
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DORSET FLOOD RISK information
Link to detailed information on the 'Dorsetforyou' web site - http://www.dorsetforyou.com/localfloodrisk
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Link to detailed information on the 'Dorsetforyou' web site - http://www.dorsetforyou.com/localfloodrisk
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Having trouble with your digital radio reception?
Here is the advice that the Parish Council have received from The Dorset Broadcasting Action Group (DORBAG):
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DCC's new travel information web site.
Dorset County Council launched a new traffic and travel portal 'TravelDorset'.
TravelDorset brings together all traffic and travel information for the whole of the county including live traffic alerts, road works, diversions, live bus and rail departures and cycling/walking routes.
This is a great resource for local residents, businesses and visitors helping them get from A to B whether it's by road, bus, train, bike or on foot.
Please could you consider linking to it from your website with text such as:
TravelDorset has a range of useful information to help you travel easily around Dorset by car, public transport or other means. This includes up to the minute traffic information, the location and cost of car parks and live information about bus times.
The website address is: http://www.dorsetforyou.com/traveldorset
TravelDorset brings together all traffic and travel information for the whole of the county including live traffic alerts, road works, diversions, live bus and rail departures and cycling/walking routes.
This is a great resource for local residents, businesses and visitors helping them get from A to B whether it's by road, bus, train, bike or on foot.
Please could you consider linking to it from your website with text such as:
TravelDorset has a range of useful information to help you travel easily around Dorset by car, public transport or other means. This includes up to the minute traffic information, the location and cost of car parks and live information about bus times.
The website address is: http://www.dorsetforyou.com/traveldorset
Here's a good link for anyone interested in the old station and railway line - with lots of pictures - click on:
http://www.disused-stations.org.uk/t/toller/index.shtml