Compton Chronicle Mar 2021
An electronic copy of the Mar 21 Compton Chronicle can be found in the link below.
How To Book Community Transport For a COVID-19 Vaccination
Transport booked through VASA is currently free to patients in the priority groups.
(funded by Warwickshire County Council)
This is for anyone who needs help with transport who lives in Rugby or South Warwickshire (including the towns and villages around Kenilworth, Leamington, Stratford on Avon and Warwick)
Census 2021
Homecarer's Guidance YOUR QUESTIONS ANSWERED
The national campaign launches on Friday, February 12, followed by all households receiving notification of the census towards the end of February. Households will then receive their Census Unique Access Code in the first week of March. When households receive their access code, they can immediately complete their questionnaire online. Paper questionnaires can be requested - though some households (for example: in digitally deficient areas or where householders have been noted as elderly) will automatically receive a paper questionnaire. Homecarer's guidance, answers to questions and a timeline are attached.
Due to lockdown, there will be many people who want to support friends, families or individuals who are isolated or shielding in their communities. There is a Census Support Line which will be fully operational through and beyond March. However, should a 'trusted friend or carer' want to support an individual that is possible too.
Compton Chronicle Feb 2021
An electronic copy of the Feb 21 Compton Chronicle can be found in the link below.
Garden Waste Early Bird Subscription
From 1st April there will be a £40 charge for green bins, however if you sign up before the end of Feb then there is an early bird offer of £35 per green bin.
Parish Councillor Vacancy – Co-option
A vacancy has arisen in the role of Parish Councillor for the village of Farnborough. This is an interesting voluntary role where you will deal with various issues and make a difference to those who live in the village.
You must be able to:
i) Attend Parish Council meetings
ii) Be prepared to spend an hour or two each week to keep updated with Parish Council business
iii) Have internet access, as most documents are sent via email
iv) Attend appropriate training sessions.
The Parish Council normally meets on the fourth Monday in January, March, May, July, September and November.
Anyone interested in being considered for this position or requiring further information should contact the clerk by e-mail at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
Closing date: 12th March 2021