Hemyock Parish Council
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Maintenance Person Required
The parish council is looking for a maintenance person to do a variety of tasks on an annual contract. The contract is for approximately 50 days per annum (it is recognised that the tasks and hours will have seasonal fluctuations, requiring more effort in the summer months than winter) and the types of work involved will include cutting verges/hedges, strimming and weeding, maintaining council assets, benches, signs, play areas, noticeboards etc. If you are interested in tendering for this contract please contact the clerk by the end of April 2017.
Clerk: Mrs Donna Evans, Park Farm, Dunkeswell, Honiton, Devon EX14 4RN
Tel 01823 680968 Email hemyockpc@gmail.com
Connecting Devon and Somerset Update
Phase 2 Procurement
In July Connecting Devon and Somerset partnership (CDS) issued its open tender to extend the superfast broadband scheme in phase two. £39.5m of public sector investment will deliver Next Generation Access broadband services (a minimum of 30 Mbps) and ultrafast broadband (of speeds greater than 100 Mbps) to tens of thousands of homes and businesses across Devon and Somerset in predominantly rural areas.
Settling down and warming up during the week ahead.
The evening looks mostly dry and bright in the east, though cloudier skies and showers are likely further west. Whilst drier and clearer weather develops in the west overnight, cloud will increase further east, bringing patchy rain. Mild, though breezy. Minimum temperature 13 °C.
Monday will start fairly cloudy with the odd light shower in the east. Most places will settle into a dry day though with increasingly sunny weather. Pleasantly warm, although breezy. Maximum temperature 22 °C.
Tuesday promises to be a dry day with warm sunshine and winds will ease. Patchy cloud is likely thereafter, though staying mostly dry and turning very warm in the sunshine.
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Sourced from the Met Office