Memory Garden
The Community Memory Garden next to the Village Hall with the Wall of Remembrance.
History of Stoney Stanton
Yarn Bomb
Yarn Bomb
Village Sign
GOOD NEIGHBOUR SCHEME
07592 736476
Or email Stoneystantongns@gmail.com
EMERGENCY NUMBER
The generic out of hours number for Blaby District Council is : 0844 736 9545
KEY CONTACT NUMBERS
Environment agency - 0345 988 1188
Leicestershire County Council - 0116 232 3232
Severn Trent - 0800 783 444
Blaby District Council - 0116 275 0555
Foundation Local Council Award
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Stoney Stanton Parish Council aims...
* to maintain effective communication with the people of Stoney Stanton
* to give value for the money which we are entrusted
* to help create a safer place to live, work and visit
* to create and preserve open space and community buildings
* to evolve and make changes
Latest News
Guidance for Families wishing to use the Play Areas from 4th July 2020
Stoney Stanton Parish Council will be opening the Play Areas & Outdoor Gym on Saturday 4th July 2020. To ensure you are ready to use the area safely please read these simple instructions and plan ahead for safe fun this summer.
1. Parents must read this guidance and ensure their families follow it carefully for the safety of their children and others.
2. This equipment is checked regularly for damage, wear and tear, but is not sanitised or disinfected. More »
3. This is shared equipment, used at your own risk.
4. Do not use this equipment if you or any member of your household has coronavirus symptoms, or are self-isolating.
5. Make sure you have hand sanitiser with you before entering this play area/gym.
6. Encourage everyone in your family to wash their hands with hand sanitiser regularly and as a minimum before and after using the play area.
7. Encourage children to avoid touching their faces.
8. You MUST maintain social distancing from others unless they are from the same household – current advice is to maintain at least 1m and consider wearing a face mask.
9. Some equipment can only be used by one child at a time while social distancing. Please ensure your family waits at a safe distance if the equipment is in use or return later to use the equipment.
10. Try to avoid busy times.
11. Consumption of food and drink in the play area is forbidden
12. If your family is wearing disposable PPE, please take it home with you or where provided use the bins – DO NOT LITTER.
We hope you enjoy using this play area and thank you for helping to keep everyone safe by following these simple instructions
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Posted: Thu, 02 Jul 2020 10:33 by Roz
Leicester Lockdown
Leicester Lockdown
As you are aware the announcement was made last night for Leicester to go into lockdown due to the increase in Covid cases - you can read Matt Hancock's speech.
We have very little information at this stage, as soon as we get more detail we will update you.
The areas in the district affected by the Leicester Lockdown are:
- Braunstone Town (including Fosse Park)
- Glenfield
- Glen Parva
- Leicester Forest East (the area east of the M1)
- Thorpe Astley
The red line on the map marks the area affected by the Lockdown. Residents and businesses clearly outside the red line can continue as normal. Those inside the red line will need to follow local lockdown restrictions:- More »
- Pubs, restaurants and hairdressers will not open as planned this Saturday and shops allowed to open on 15th June will have to close again from today.
- Make only essential journeys and stay home as much as you can if you are in this area.
- Schools to close from Thursday
- The relaxation of shielding measures planned for 6 July cannot take place
We will be sending important updates to you as when we have them. » Less
Posted: Tue, 30 Jun 2020 12:40 by Roz
Quarryman Tree Sculpture
The quarryman tree sculpture has now been finished as a reminder of the history of the village and a positive outcome after losing the village Christmas tree.
Posted: Thu, 25 Jun 2020 13:48 by Roz
