Following advice from both the National and Derbyshire Associations of Local Councils and in order to comply with the ‘The Health Protection (Coronavirus, Restrictions) (England) Regulations 2020’ the Hayfield Annual Parish Meeting will not take place this year.
Andrew Barker
Hayfield Parish Clerk
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Do you need a helping hand? Are you living alone, self-isolating or ‘social distancing’ because of Corona Virus or another reason? Need shopping or supplies?… Continue Reading »A message of thanks from the Chair of Hayfield Parish Council:
DERBYSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL EMERGENCY TEMPORARY BRIDLEWAY CLOSURE
PUBLIC BRIDLEWAY NO. 47 HAYFIELD PARISH
WHEN: 10th March 2020 to 30th March 2020.
WHERE: Close Public Bridleway No. 47 (Part) Hayfield Parish 80 metres from its junction with Public Bridleway No. 64 for a distance of approximately 40 metres across the footbridge.
REASON: To facilitate public safety due to the damaged footbridge.
ALTERNATIVE ROUTE: No alternative route recommended.
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A Facebook page has been set up for Neighbourhood Watch covering New Mills, Hayfield and surrounding areas, raising awareness of and covering Safer Neighbourhoods, policing crime, crime prevention, public safety, parking issues, abandoned animals, and local area accidents and incidents where police may need assistance.
This is NOT a crime reporting service - all emergencies should be reported via 999, with non-urgent crime reported to the police directly via 101.
Please view and share the Neighbourhood Watch New Mills and Hayfield Facebook page to keep informed about our Villages.
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