‘Welcome Space’ at the Community Hall starting Friday 6th December – All Welcome
November 26th, 2024
November 26th, 2024
November 15th, 2024
Please see attached the agenda for the Community Hall AGM
Monday 18th November 2024 18.30PM
All Welcome
August 8th, 2024
Please see link below for the latest Signpost Magazine
May 10th, 2024
Please see attached an invitation to the Annual Parish meeting on Saturday 18th May.
10.30 at the Community Hall.
There will also be a talk given by local resident Nigel Wood on the completion of SEAL & an update of archaeology and history of the parish.
Everyone is welcome
May 10th, 2024
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February 22nd, 2024
January 5th, 2024
Dear Residents,
Please be advised that due to STWA work that is taking place at present, Cropwell Road will remain closed until 17.00 hrs Saturday 6th January 2024.
Although understandably very frustrating, please do not remove the barriers and drive over the verge.
Langar cum Barnstone Parish Council
June 7th, 2023
Please be advised that the defibrillator in Barnstone is out of action due to battery failure.
It should be back up and running in the next few weeks.
The nearest working defibrillators are located at the following addresses:
The telephone box.
Outside the Unicorns Head Public House
Main Street
Langar
NG13 9HE
St Andrews Church (in the entrance)
Church Lane
Langar
Nottinghamshire
NG13 9HG
Sharon
Parish clerk
May 24th, 2023
Mike Weston would like to thank everybody that attended the commemoration service for 207 squadron W4938 EM.
A lost with all crew on the 13th May 1943 was the bomb aimer Thomas Skelton (19) was newly married to Dorothy Ware and she wanted a memorial erected to 207 which subsequently happened 1994.
Without Dorothy or the late Roland Gale, owner of the airfield, the memorial may never had happened. This was my reason for having this particular dedication.
So by belief was that this crew deserves to be remembered and in doing so Dorothy, Roland and all those that were instrumental and served on the committee.
I believe that the late Gordon Spence and myself has confidence this site is now in the safe hands of Langar and Barnstone Parish Council.
I have to thank the Parish Council in particular Cllr Brown, his workforce and Borough Councillors for their contribution to the new seat and refurbishment of the information board.
On Saturday 13th May standards were held by both Langar and Harby British Legions, the parade directed by Peter Hackett and a service and act of remembrance by the Rev. Fred Connell.
The highlight of the day was a display by the BBMF Lancaster which was delayed by an hour due to cloud cover.
A fitting tribute to the crew of Lancaster W4938.
It’s the 30th anniversary of the memorial next year, I’ve done my bit but it would be nice to see something!
Mike
Mike Weston organiser of the event
April 19th, 2023
A new defibrillator has been installed in the porch at St. Andrew’s porch, between Church Lane and Langar Hall. It is funded jointly by the Church and Langar Hall.
Other public ones are in the phone boxes in Langar and in Barnstone and in many other places, maybe also some private ones. Emergency services can bring them. A defibrillator restarts a heart in a case of cardiac arrest / no pulse but the machines can tell whether that is the case.
If you ever need one, call 999 and they will tell you where the nearest one is, how to unlock the defibrillator with any accessories and what to do. Ideally it takes at least one person to attend to the patient, giving CPR and another person to fetch the defibrillator. It really needs continuous use of a mobile phone (preferably hands free) to stay in contact with 999. The defibrillator must be with the patient within 3 or 4 minutes and then it will give you instructions.
It is worth knowing a little about what to do if you find someone unconscious, with no pulse or unable to breath. This might avoid panic and save a life but the 999 call and the machine will guide you. There are online guides (I’ll try to give a link to one) and short training sessions to use before you face a real situation. Learn the basics of CPR to keep the patient’s blood flowing if their heart has stopped.
I cannot give proper advice but it is important to:
Here’s a web site that explains what to do. Click on the links to Primary Survey, CPR and Secondary Survey.
https://www.sja.org.uk/get-advice/first-aid-advice/how-to/how-to-use-a-defibrillator/