Would you like to advertise your business, an event or share some information with the residents in your local community? This is the perfect opportunity to publicise any of your planned Coronation Celebration Events too….
The next issue of The Barton Town Council publication The Bartonian is now in production. The Bartonian is the place to find out about local news and events is delivered to over five thousand households by a team of volunteers. The changes have resulted in positive feedback and we are confident that it is well read by Barton residents.
The next issue will be delivered to Barton households from early March 2023, if you are planning to send an article could we have your copy by Thursday 23 February 2023, 5pm at the latest allowing time for preparations for this issue. All submissions must be sent as a text only word document with any images in separate files with the file size no less than 1MB to ensure good resolution. With a free article we cannot guarantee what is included, the design team look at what space is left after the main articles and adverts go in then it’s down to size. We leave it to the designer who is independent, doesn’t have any affiliation to any groups to decide what is included, it is purely done on layout.
If you wish to send a mock up pdf in addition to the material it will be sent to the designer as a guide only. If you wish to have an exact format then a paid advert is the other option when you can have exactly what you want within the prescribed advert size.If you would like any further information please contact info@bartonuponhumbertowncouncil.gov.uk or deputyclerk@bartonuponhumbertowncouncil.gov.uk
Violence Against Women and Girls Conference, by North Lincolnshire Community Safety Partnership – 15th March 2023, The Baths Hall, Scunthorpe. This conference is aimed at anyone aged 16+. Residents, key community members, any businesses, and professionals at all levels, especially those on the ground and in our communities.
Guest speakers will include Dr Jessica Taylor, updating on the VAWG Humber Survey. PCC Katy Bourne will speak on her lived experience of stalking and the work she has done to protect future victims. A Networking lunch will be provided after the event.
“Working together to never excuse, condone or remain silent about violence against women and girls“.
North Lincolnshire Council Fostering Team are hosting a Virtual Information evening on Wednesday 25th January 6:30 – 8pm and we would love you to join, free of charge.
During the evening they will discuss all things fostering, with content delivered by their recruitment team as well as some of their experienced Foster Carers. You would be welcome to ask any questions you might have and hear honest answers from those who have personal experience.
On 9 January 2023 the government announced a new energy scheme for businesses, charities, and the public sector, ahead of the current scheme ending in March.
The scheme will mean that all eligible UK businesses and other non-domestic energy users will receive a discount on high energy bills until 31 March 2024. For more information, please visit the Invest In North Lincolnshire Website.
The Northern Lincolnshire Business Awards are back for 2023 and will be launched on Wednesday 18 January 2023. Entries will be open until Thursday 9 March 2023 and nominees will be announced Wednesday 22 March 2023. For more information, and to find out how to apply, please visit the NLBA website.
North Lincolnshire Council are currently looking for new members for the North Lincolnshire Local Access Forum. Applications are invited from people with an interest in the local environment, to serve on the North Lincolnshire Local Access Forum. Local Access Forums are statutory groups who provide advice and recommendations to decision making organisations, such as councils, about improvements to public access for outdoor recreation and sustainable travel. The Forum’s role is to provide guidance and contribute towards improving opportunities for the public to enjoy North Lincolnshire’s countryside.
Alternatively, for further details or for an informal discussion, please contact Vikki Oxley, Democratic Services, North Lincolnshire Council, Church Square House, 30-40 High Street, Scunthorpe, North Lincolnshire, DN15 6NL (tel. 01724 297155), Email: vikki.oxley@northlincs.gov.uk.
Many people already know the do’s and don’ts of financial fraud and scams – the no one should ever contact you out of the blue to ask for your full PIN or password, or even make you feel pressured into moving money to another account. The trouble is, in the heat of the moment, its easy to forget this. After all, trusting people on their word is something everyone tends to do instinctively. If someone says they’re from your bank or trusted organisation, why wouldn’t you believe them?
Criminals’ use of social engineering tactics through deception and impersonation involving the criminal posing as a genuine individual or organisation and contacting the victim using a range of methods including via telephone, email and text message. Criminals also use social media to approach victims, using adverts for goods and investments which never materialise once the payment has been made.
So when you receive an email, text message or phone call, STOP – Take a moment to stop and think before parting with money or personal information CHALLENGE – Could it be fake? Its ok to reject, refuse or ignore any requests. Only criminals will try to rush or panic you PROTECT – Contact your bank immediately if you think you have been the victim of a scam so they can take action to protect your money the contact Action Fraud.
