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You can have bonfires between the 1st October and 30 April. Please make sure the wind is from the North so smoke is not blow towards neighbouring houses.

No bonfires between 1st May and 1st October.

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We have a number of gardening tools in the container. The main ones are a lawn mover (petrol - 4 stroke), rotivator (petrol - 4 stroke) and strimmer (petrol - 2 stroke oil mix).

You must have your own safety equipment (goggles, gloves, stout boots) and you must demonstrate competence using the kit safely. It is expected you 'top up' the petrol jerrycan.

Talk to one of the Site Supervisors to get access.

NOTE: If you abuse or break the kit you'll be banned from using it again!

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We have received complaints about the dismal condition of flags flying on Fairground. Flag-flyers please familiarise yourselves with the UK Flag Protocol and smarten up your flags (or take them down!)

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Order for Commonwealth Events Held in the UK (but not the Commonwealth Games)

The Royal Standards [6]

The Commonwealth Flag

The Union Flag

The national flag of England, Scotland or Wales (whichever is hosting the event)

The national flags of the Commonwealth in order of original accession to the Commonwealth (date shown in brackets):

Canada (11 Dec 1931, dominion status 1867), Australia (11 Dec 1931, dominion status 1901), New Zealand (11 Dec 1931, dominion status 1907), South Africa (11 Dec 1931, dominion status 1910), India (14/15 Aug 1947), Pakistan (14/15 Aug 1947), Sri Lanka (4 Feb 1948), Ghana (6 Mar 1957), Malaysia (31 Aug 1957), Nigeria (1 Oct 1960), Cyprus (13 Mar 1961), Sierra Leone (27 Apr 1961), Tanzania (9 Dec 1961), Jamaica (6 Aug 1962), Trinidad and Tobago (31 Aug 1962), Uganda (9 Oct 1962), Kenya (12 Dec 1963), Malawi (6 Jul 1964), Malta (21 Sep 1964), Zambia (24 Oct 1964), The Gambia (18 Feb 1965), Singapore (15 Oct 1965), Guyana (26 May 1966), Botswana (30 Sep 1966), Lesotho (4 Oct 1966), Barbados (30 Nov 1966), Mauritius (12 Mar 1968), Swaziland (6 Sep 1968), Nauru (1 Nov 1968), Tonga (4 Jun 1970), Samoa (28 Aug 1970), Fiji Islands (10 Oct 1970), Bangladesh (18 Apr 1972), The Bahamas (10 Jul 1973), Grenada (7 Feb 1974), Papua New Guinea (16 Sep 1975), Seychelles (29 Jun 1976), Solomon Islands (7 Jul 1978), Tuvalu (1 Oct 1978), Dominica (3 Nov 1978), Saint Lucia (22 Feb 1979), Kiribati (12 Jul 1979), Saint Vincent and the Grenadines (27 Oct 1979), Vanuatu (30 Jul 1980), Belize (21 Sep 1981), Antigua and Barbuda (1 Nov 1981), Maldives (9 Jul 1982), Saint Christopher and Nevis (19 Sep 1983), Brunei Darussalam (1 Jan 1984), Namibia (21 Mar 1990), Cameroon (13 Nov 1995), Mozambique (13 Nov 1995), Rwanda (29 Nov 2009)

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UK Flag Protocol | Free online guide | With illustrations | The Flag Institute

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Order for Commonwealth Events Held in the UK (but not the Commonwealth Games) The Royal Standards [6] The Commonwealth Flag The Union Flag The national flag of England, Scotland or Wales (whichever is hosting the event) The national flags of the Commonwealth in order of original accession to the Commonwealth

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The water will be turned on and off as follows (dates are estimates and dependent on weather):

Off: middle of November

On: end of March.

Hoses: not allowed.

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Peter is regularly organising deliveries of wood chip and manure. They will normally be deposited  at Plot 14 (Berts plot located at the Eastern Fairground boundary towards the school playing field). Help yourself. Bert does have his own compost heaps on the plot as well, so please leave them alone. If in doubt ask Martin, Bert or Me (Niels) before use.

Replenishment: when supply is available.

Quality: unknown! We do not do any testing for any compounds (aminopyralid etc.), so usage is at your own risk (caveat emptor).

Thank you to Peter for arraign the deliveries and Bert for allowing a part of his plot to be used as dumping area.

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Earlier today Peter arranged for a manure supply. The load was delivered near Gardeners Hall to make it easier to collect for allotment holders close by. This is an exception to the normal delivery (Plot 14).

Please help yourself.