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hardwicke matters local groups directory handy links what's on letters gallery online magazine ... there's no place like it! a village magazine produced by volunteers for the village of hardwicke delivered free to 2,400 s monthley since 1989. bbc weather bbc travel bbc local news july 2018 hardwicke youth forum during the half term hardwicke youth forum spent a whole day together. we started the day with a bit of fun and competition at tenpin bowling. 2 games of bowling and a burger meal was then followed by a special guided tour around javelin park, energy from waste facility. the group were invited along to javelin park after attending the parish councils annual assembly in april. at the assembly the youth forum did a short presentation to introduce themselves and the purpose of the youth forum. also presenting was ian barber from javelin park who put the invitation out to the group for a special tour. the forum was thrilled to get this invite. when we arrived at javelin park, we sat with ian who explained all about the facility, how it works, how many s it will power and environmental figures. the forum had the opportunity to ask questions before getting kitted out in their ppe (personal protective equipment). we had a little laugh at how we all looked but knew we had to be very careful and safe as we were entering a fully working industrial building site. we got a tour around the whole site, we seen where the rubbish will come into, the turbines that will produce the electric and whole process the waste will go through. the group found the tour really interesting and inspirational. thank you to javelin park for inviting us along and we hope to see the facility again when it is fully completed. editor’s note—for more information about youth forums contact: steve miles senior youth officer, stroud district council, tel: 01453 754504 june 2018 are you water aware? gloucestershire fire and rescue service is supporting a national campaign to raise awareness of water safety. drowning is one of the uk's leading causes of accidental death. each year more than 300 people drown after tripping, falling or just by underestimating the risks associated with being near water. many more people are left with life changing injuries in water related incidents. the latest statistics show that the total number of uk water related fatalities in 2016 was 648 and of these 315 were accidental drownings. led by the national fire chiefs council (nfcc), the ‘be water aware’ campaign highlights the risks so that people can enjoy the water safely, and not end up as one of these shocking statistics. the campaign ran from monday 23rd to sunday 29th april and offered the following safety advice: if you’re going for a walk or run near water stick to proper pathways and stay clear of the waters edge make sure conditions are safe, avoid walking or running near water in the dark, when it is slippery or in bad weather if you’ve had alcohol don’t enter the water, avoid walking alone and avoid walks near water never enter the water to try and help a person or animal – always call 999 and use any water rescue equipment if it is available if you’re spending time near water – whether at or abroad make sure you’re familiar with local safety information cllr nigel moor, cabinet member for fire, planning and infrastructure, said: “gloucestershire’s fire and rescue service has successfully reduced the number of fire deaths by focusing on prevention work and now we must apply the same principle to tackling drowning. response is not enough – we must prevent drownings. “the nfcc’s water safety lead, chief fire officer dawn whittaker said, “most people would be shocked to hear that those people drowning just happen to e near water such as runners and walkers. they’re unaware of the risks and totally unprepared for the scenario of ending up in the water. “by highlighting the issue and making sure simple safety messages reach them we hope to reduce the number of these needless deaths.” stewart edgar, chief fire officer, said: "in gloucestershire we have lots of beautiful waterside walks, and in the city we have a variety of entertainment venues around the docks, but if someone fell into the water, would you know what to do? water safety week is about spreading the message to #bewateraware.” for more information and safety tips visit: https://rlss.org.uk/water-safety/watersafety/ or https://www.gloucestershire.gov.uk/glosfire/your-safety/safety-outdoors/water-safety/ june 2108 major road improvement scheme continues along a46 with the a4173 improvement scheme in its final stages, #yourhighways crews are gearing up to deliver more essential resurfacing and safety works along the a46 between stroud and pitchcombe. as part of gloucestershire county council’s £150 million investment into the county’s highways, the a46 (stroud to pitchcombe) is being resurfaced overnight from wednesday 23 rd may to improve safety and road conditions. the a46 has been identified by the department for transport (dft) as a major road that would benefit from investment towards improving safety and road conditions. the council has listened to the dft, local residents, businesses and partners and will be making major improvements to the route. work will take place from wednesday 23 rd may to monday 11 th june with a road closure will be in place each night from 7pm to 7am (excluding saturday and sunday nights). since january, extensive drainage repairs, vegetation clearance and safety improvements have already been carried out as part of a package of improvements for this road. overall, the scheme will see 19,976m² of the road resurfaced with 2,538 tonnes of hard-wearing asphalt with high skid resistance. crews will also make improvements to signage and road lining. the junction of the a46 and a4173 will not be resurfaced as part of the scheme, as this will be done later in the year as part of a junction improvement scheme. cllr vernon smith, cabinet member for highways and flood, said: “i’m pleased to announce that our major works along the a4173 will soon be completed and we’ll now be focussing on improving the route along the a46 north of stroud. i would like to reassure residents that by delivering these works at night we will keep disruption to a minimum and reduce potential delays.” cllr eva ward, county councillor for stroud central, said: “this is an important route and the resurfacing will have a significant benefit to the local community here in stroud. i’ve had many complaints about this stretch of road from local residents, so it’s fantastic that these safety works are now being delivered. i look forward to the work being completed and seeing the positive impact for local residents and commuters.” cllr keith stuart rippington, county councillor for bisley and painswick, said: “i’m very happy with the improvement works that have been delivered along the a4173 and its great news that the a46 will now receive the same attention. this is an important route connecting many communities in stroud, gloucester and painswick and the resurfacing will have a significant benefit to local residents, businesses and commuters.” letters have been sent to residents along the route with details about local access arrangements. advance warning signs are on display and a diversion will be fully signed when work starts. extended road closures will be in place to manage through traffic and crews will do their utmost to maintain access for these areas. no through traffic will be permitted via the a46 works area except in emergencies. what’s the diversion route? from stroud, head west on the a417 then north on the a38 to tuffley (where drivers can access the a4173), then continue via eastern avenue and corinium avenue on to the a417 heading east to brockworth, turn left to re-join the a46 towards painswick. diversion is the same in reverse. all scheme information and updates on its progress can be found online on our website: www.glouces

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