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The date of the next jumble sale will be 23rd April, items can be brought to the hall between 10 and 11:30 am ON THE DAY ONLY, no furniture and no electrical items please, jumble sale is from 2pm to 4pm, if you can help on a stall please let us know
Entry is 50p
There will be a Beare Green beacon as part of a chain of national beacons, to celebrate the queen's jubilee. It will be lit at 9:45pm sharp on the large playing field by the roundabout on the A24 facing the entrance to the Weald School - old Beare Green, on Wednesday 1st June. We have been assigned this time by the Queen's Pageant Master.
There will be a Beare Green beacon as part of a chain of national beacons, to celebrate the queen's jubilee. It will be lit at 9:45pm sharp on the large playing field by the roundabout on the A24 facing the entrance to the Weald School - old Beare Green, on Wednesday 1st June. We have been assigned this time by the Queen's Pageant Master.
Beare Green fun day will take place on Saturday 18th June 2022.
Additionally, we plan a Jubilee "street" party in the village hall car park (we provide tables and chairs, people bring own food and drink, we may provide hot drinks and may show a Jubilee-related film in the main hall) on Friday 3rd June
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The Beare Green Community Association is a charity registered with the Charities Commission number 1157653 - View Register
You will find the village defibrillator on the side of the village hall near the bench, closest to Merebank road. Anyone can very easily use this public defibrillator. No training is expected or needed. You’ll be helped (it, and the 999 operator, can both talk to you). It is NOT for ambulance crews - they have their own !! - it is for you, the public, to save a life. Dial 999 for the entry code to unlock the cover and start using it.
Outside of an emergency, search "defib trainer" or "AED trainer" in your phone's app store for an app that helps know how to use it. But don't do that in an actual emergency, call 999 and begin.
Keep the "keep clear" marked space clear at all times for an ambulance, or a car bringing someone needing the defib, which may be needed there at any time. Every single second counts in a heart attack, there won't be time to find the owner of a car and wait for them to move it.
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