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25.01.2022 NEWS UPDATE BERRY TOWN CRIER - 28-10-2020 1) Hitchcocks Lane Planning Proposal - Consultation 2) Hitchcocks Lane Proposed DCP Changes Consultation 3) Development Applications and Determinations Latest 4) Berry Town Crier November Edition now being delivered and available on the web...Continue reading

24.01.2022 Extract from the Berry Town Crier Friends Newsletter emailed 19-12-2020 WEEKLY KERBSIDE RECYCLING - Starting Soon - From Shoalhaven Council. The week commencing 21 December is the beginning of our weekly kerbside recycling, so take both your red and yellow bin out every week up until the end of January. Your collection day will remain the same. Our kerbside collection continues to operate on public holidays including Christmas Day. ... Christmas is a time of increased contamination in our yellow recycling bins so we encourage residents to review our Yellow Bin Guide to get recycling right. CHRISTMAS OPENING HOURS - BERRY WASTE DEPOT PLUS.... Due to the increase in waste and recycling over the Christmas break our Depots have extended opening hours starting from 27 December through to the end of January. Please note that ALL Depots will be closed Christmas Day, Boxing Day (Sat 26 & Mon 28 December) and New Year's Day. Berry Waste Depot: 8.00 AM til 4 PM 7 Days Per Week. CHRISTMAS RECYCLING AT THE WASTE DEPOTS It’s going to be a white Christmas, again! Polystyrene makes a big show of itself at Christmas time and the good news is that some of it can be recycled. The clean, white, solid sheets commonly found in electronic goods packaging is accepted for free at all our Depots. Plus if you have more cardboard than your yellow bin can handle, take it to the Depot too. Please remove as much adhesive tape as possible and ensure that no plastics or polystyrene are inside the cardboard packaging. Other common Christmas waste items you can recycle for free at our Depots include batteries and electronic waste. And don't forget, our Buy-Back Centres may love the gifts you don't! Find out more about Christmas recycling here. You can receive the Newsletter Updates from the Berry Town Crier - just complete the form that appears on this page and in the Town Crier. Rick Gainford for the Management Committee of the Berry Alliance Town Crier.

24.01.2022 Council Free Tipping of Flood Damaged Debris until 26th August CUT OFF on Monday Afternoon 224-8-2020 Shoalhaven Council has waived disposal costs for flood damaged debris.... In support of the clean-up effort, waste caused by the floods over the recent flood events can be disposed of free of charge at any Council facility until the close of business on Wednesday, 26th August. (This means the last day available to take advantage of this at Berry Depot is Monday 24th August). Residents will be required to sign a declaration at the waste depot that the waste disposed of is as a result of the floods of 8, 9 and 10 August 2020. Council is also extending the opportunity to dispose of tree waste brought down by the damaging winds of 26/27 July 2020. Free disposal of storm damaged tree waste will also require completion of a statutory declaration at the depot and must be disposed of by close of business 26 August 2020. For a list of Council’s waste depots and their operating hours, visit https://shoalhaven.nsw.gov.au///Recycling-and-Waste-Depots Rick for the Management Committee of the Berry Alliance Town Crier www.berryalliance.org.au https://www.facebook.com/BerryTownCrier/ [email protected] [email protected]

23.01.2022 An important notice about a prrson who has just been tested positive to Covid 19 who has recently been to Ullafulla and Mollymook areas. Please read. And as always, if you were in the locations listed at the times listed immediately get tested and self isolate. Also, remember if you have a temperature or cough get tested and self isolate immediately and until a negative result is returned and you are advised that you can leave self isolation. Rick Gainford , Secretary, Berry Alliance and Town Crier.

23.01.2022 Apex Park Toilets Update The work on the toilets continues and with the long weekend upon us and the expectation of a large number of visitor to town Council have agreed to add a third "Porta Loo" at the site (currently only 2). They have also undertaken to have the toilets fully cleaned on Friday before the weekend. The latest timing on when the works will be concluded is that Council expect the works to be completed by the end of July (if not delayed for any reason such as ...bad weather.) We thank the Council staff who were very helpful addressing some business and community concerns and desire for information. Hope everyone has a good long weekend and stay safe. Rick Gainford, Secretary, Berry Alliance and Town Crier for the Management Committee. See more

22.01.2022 New regulations for short-term rentals- NSW Government. 29-10-2020 Short-term holiday rentals have been a topic for discussion in the Berry community over some time. Those living near a short-term rental property sometimes refer to them as Party Houses and if they are not managed well can be confronting. ... Here is a copy of the State Governments media release on a piece of legislation just passed that seeks to address this issue. There are a number of links for further details in the release. For your information. Rick Gainford, Secretary for the Management Committee - Berry Alliance and Berry Town Crier. MEDIA RELEASE: New Regulations for short-term rentals 29 October 2020 A mandatory Code of Conduct will be introduced for short-term rentals in NSW to protect the rights of hosts, guests and neighbours. Short-term rentals in NSW are increasing in popularity, with the industry generating over $30 billion each year. From 18 December 2020, a new Code of Conduct will impose obligations and clear guidance for booking platforms, hosts, letting agents and guests. A key feature of the Code of Conduct will be the introduction of an exclusion register to help ban disruptive house guests or hosts. Under the exclusion register, strict new penalties will be in place for anyone misbehaving in short-term rentals. Minister for Better Regulation and Innovation Kevin Anderson said the new set of rules will protect the rights for everyone, which put mutual respect front and centre. The standards are enforceable, with powers available to NSW Fair Trading Commissioner to take disciplinary action, including penalties and exclusion from the industry for repeat offenders, Mr Anderson said. Learn more about the Code of Conduct and changes to short-term rentals. https://www.fairtrading.nsw.gov.au//Code-of-Conduct-for-th https://www.fairtrading.nsw.gov.au//changes-to-short-term-

18.01.2022 This great opportunity is still available. The Department told the Town Crier they were closing the pre draft input a little early. They announce here that they will take input right up until 19th October as first announced. It is a really innovative way with the interactive map and input and ideas being called for prior to their draft being prepared and advertised when there is a further opportunity to have input. We refer to our article on page 2 of the October Berry Town... Crier and our Newsletters to Friends of the Berry Town Crier drawing attention to this. Rick Gainford, for the Management Committee Berry Alliance and Town Crier.

18.01.2022 Latest on the bridge over Shoalhaven River at Nowra. Rick, Berry Alliance and Town Crier Secretary.

18.01.2022 Apex Park Toilet Block Now Open The revamped / upgraded toilet block in Apex Park is now open> Boasting 7 toilets including Unisex, Wheelchair Access, Ambulatory Access toilets and cubicles it will assist both locals and visitors to our town. There are a few landscaping and minor works to be completed but these will be done soon and access will then be possible from the Park. Currently access it is limited to Prince Alfred Street.... Have a look, we are sure you will like the improvement. Rick Gainford, Secretary, for the Management Committee, Berry Alliance Town Crier,

17.01.2022 Can anyone help SALT with this please. SALT do a great job helping people in need. Rick, Berry Alliance Town Crier

17.01.2022 Berry Alliance Town Crier 10-5-2020 Berry Waste Depot to Re-open Friday 15-5-2020 Council has been in touch with us and informed us ... that the Berry Waste Depot is open again from this Friday (15-5-2020) with the usual services provided. Safe Distancing is to be adhered to and they are expecting longer than usual queues given there will be a restricted number of people entering and there will have been a build-up of waste to be processed. We can all help by only making necessary trips and do as much pre-sorting as we can prior to arrival. Thank you to everyone who helped us to take this issue up with Council. Rick Gainford, Berry Alliance Town Crier Secretary For the Management Committee.

17.01.2022 Re-cycling and Waste Depot issues The Buy Back Centre at the Berry Waste Depot is now OPEN. See details below. Waste Disposal Vouchers ... Reminder - The 2019-2020 Waste Disposal Vouchers were due to expire at the end of July 2020. Council have recently announced that they have extended their expiry date to be the end of September 2020 to make up for the time lost during lock down restrictions and closures. Green Waste 3 Free Garden Waste Vouchers Ratepayers should have received their 3 Free Garden Waste Vouchers from Council. This was announced in June. Garden Waste Disposal Vouchers will enable ratepayers to dispose of garden green waste at any of Council’s 10 Recycling and Waste depots until 31 July 2021. Vouchers can also be redeemed as payment for Council’s on-call garden waste pick up service. For Garden Waste Collection Service visit here. https://shoalhaven.nsw.gov.au//Waste-/Garden-waste-pick-up Information on the full conditions of use and what is accepted as garden waste is included with the vouchers. Recycling and Waste Depot Locations & Buy Back Centres Berry Buy Back Centre is Now Open Please note that delays will be experienced due to social distancing measures. Please follow on-site signage and staff instructions. There will be time and customer limits to maintain social distancing. Bring your EFTPOS card as cash cannot be accepted. Your patience will be appreciated. Waste Information Line 02 4429 3374 Berry Waste Depot Friday, Saturday, Sunday and Monday 8am 4pm The Buy Back Centre at the Berry Waste Depot is now OPEN. You can drop items off on any time and day that the Depot is open but the SHOP is only open on Saturdays and Sundays between 8am 12pm Rick Gainford for the Management Committee of the Berry Alliance and Town Crier.

16.01.2022 OPEN TODAY - SUNDAY 14th June Re-cycling and Waste Depot issues Chemical Waste drop off day Sunday 14th June at Nowra Council periodically hosts EPA Household Chemical CleanOut days for free disposal of your hazardous household chemicals. Take advantage of this opportunity to dispose of your old, unwanted or out-of-date household chemicals safely, and at no charge....Continue reading

16.01.2022 COVID-19: SOME INFORMATION ABOUT FACE MASKS By Holly Landgren for the Berry Alliance and Town Crier Management Committee At the start of the year I wrote a Sustainable Berry article expressing the hope we would become a town that eschewed take away coffee cups; six months later not only has that not happened, we are now in the position where possibly more take away cups are being used, and disposable face masks have been added to many people’s daily routine....Continue reading

15.01.2022 Hang in there Victoria, and NSW is not out of the woods yet with this virus situation. Let’s stand by each other and do the right thing. We’re all connected so ...what each State and Territory does effects the whole country. For those who want to check out the winning performances here are the links. 1st: Graham Dean - https://www.instagram.com/p/CCCEEybAJ-t/ 2nd: Nate Matthews - https://www.facebook.com/NateMathews.Music/posts/137967427906742 Sophia Jabbour: https://www.instagram.com/p/CCDWLPKBshh/ 3rd: Steve Tofa - https://facebook.com/stevetofamusic/posts/3210852308961371

15.01.2022 This is very cute. A timely reminder during a very hot period to try to help our native animals and birds with fresh water and protected areas. My chooks are also getting good shade, fresh cool water (add ice cubes regularly) and chilled watermelon and lettuce etc. Oh, and Mr Billy the Burmese is inside with plenty of cool water.

13.01.2022 Some links for mask making: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_TFXRJLO5BY&t=210s https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNCAoPDBVKc&t=182s... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kziCZhKcA5c https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R4p4Z3JDt_A&t=508s

12.01.2022 Tourism and businesses opening up again. The Berry Chamber of Commerce and Tourism has asked that this letter from them be distributed widely to our Berry Community. To the Berry Community,... "There is no sugar coating it - the last 12 months have been horrendous. Drought, fires, a brief flood and now a global pandemic. "Each of these individual events alone would have severely impacted our business community however lined up back to back it has been devastating. "The wonderful support from our amazing community during these stressful and trying times has meant businesses have been able to continue to tick along, tread water and not sink. "We ask that as the restrictions ease please bear a thought for the businesses in town, most have just survived one of the hardest professional and personal challenges they have ever faced. "While they are very keen to open, the owners and employees are still stressed, there is still some way to travel on the path back to good mental and financial health. "They are doing everything they can to adapt to an ever-changing situation both in business and their family lives. "Everything has been turned upside down and they are yet to work out what is ok, what needs fixing and what is broken and needs replacing/rethinking. All of them are looking forward to some kind of new normal in this changing world and thank you for your understanding and compassion as they endeavour to be compliant with all of the new rules and regulations that they have been asked to comply with. "We thank you for being kind, compassionate and patient, we are all in this together and must continue to respect each other. "The rebuild has just begun and we ask wherever possible you ‘Buy Local’. "Again, many thanks for all your support over the years and the last few months in particular. The Berry Business Community is a much stronger place due to the caring considerate understanding big-hearted compassionate and patient community in and around town. "From the Berry Chamber of Commerce & Tourism Berry Alliance Town Crier says: We endorse the call for our community's continued understanding, patience and compassion and that we support local businesses and Buy Local as much as possible. Rick Gainford, Secretary, for the Management Committee, Berry Alliance Inc. and Berry Town Crier P O Box 202 Berry NSW 2535 [email protected] www.berryalliance.org.au https://www.facebook.com/BerryTownCrier/

12.01.2022 Article in the May 2020 Berry Town Crier Berry Public School PLANT PROPAGATION NURSERY... During the early weeks of the school year, Stage 3 students came to the nursery weekly to observe some ways that local plants adapted to living in the local environment. A highlight of the science sessions was learning how to use a microscope to appreciate the detail of the surfaces of different textured leaves. Observing the cells, venation and roughness of a sandpaper fig leaf, the glossy smooth surface cuticle of the leaf of a cheese tree or the ‘drip tip’ of a lilly pilly leaf, provided a basis for comparing different ways leaves adapt to prevent desiccation during hot summer weather conditions. Planting in the Tree Orchard and in the garden outside Year 5/6 classrooms was to be an early National Tree Planting Day activity for the students. Some planting will be done during the school holidays, so when the children return to school, they will see some new plants which have interesting leaf adaptations in their garden. For the time being, it is not possible to come to the nursery at the usual hours. However, plants can be ordered by contacting [email protected] A plant species list will be sent, and arrangements can be made for plants to be collected. This is a great opportunity to browse www.growingillawarranatives.org to learn more about local plants that will suit your purpose.

11.01.2022 An excellent opportunity to safely dispose of unwanted paint and packaging as well as a whole host of other chemicals and hard to dispose of items. This Sunday in Nowra. (Sunday 14th June). Rick Gainford for the Berry Town Crier Management Committee.

10.01.2022 Development Applications and Determinations The following list of Development Applications and Determinations have been advised since the last list in the Berry Town Crier August edition. The information on how you can see details and follow these applications, make submissions and see the determinations and details of any conditions is in the Town Crier each month. Go to: http://www3.shoalhaven.nsw.gov.au//Applicatio/Default.aspx ... Development Application Tracking. APPLICATIONS: DA20/1706 14-7-2020 Swimming Pool Plunge Pool 42 Clarence St. Berry. DA20/1594 22-7-2020 Telecommunications Facility 129A Tourist Rd Beaumont. CD20/1362 24-7-2020 Dwelling Additions Convert Alfresco to Living Area 107 Parker Cr Berry. DA20/1767 6-8-2020 Car Show Event on 17-10-2020 185 Strongs Road, Jaspers Brush. DETERMINATIONS: DA20/1569 16-7-2020 WITHDRAWN Dwelling Alterations and Additions 42A Mullers Lane, Jaspers Brush. DA20/1610 16-7-2020 Approved Swimming Pool Partially Above Ground 160A Grahams Rd, Meroo Meadow. CD20/1380 29-7-2020 Approved Single Storey Dwelling & In-Ground Swimming Pool - 6A Kangaroo Valley Road, Berry. DA20/1646 29-7-2020 Approved Detached Machinery Shed & Demolition of Existing Shed 45 Borrowdale Close, Berry. CD20/1375 26-7-2020 Approved - Dwelling Additions & Alterations 190 Tindalls Lane, Broughton. DA20/1435 4-8-2020 Approved - Dual Occupancy (Detached) & Cubic Space Strata Subdivision 48 Queen Street, Berry. DA20/1457 6-8-2020 Approved - Attached Dual Occupancy 3 Tigman Street, Berry. DA20/1431 7-8-2020 Approved Dwelling Alterations & Additions - 185 Strongs Road, Jaspers Brush. SF10807 7-8-2020 Approved Boundary Adjustment 135 O’Keeffes Lane, Jaspers Brush. Rick for the Management Committee of the Berry Alliance Town Crier www.berryalliance.org.au https://www.facebook.com/BerryTownCrier/ [email protected] [email protected]

09.01.2022 "NEW PLAN FOR ILLAWARRA AND SHOALHAVEN Monday, 2 November 2020 A new vision that protects the stunning, natural scenery of the Illawarra Shoalhaven hinterland while focusing homes and jobs in existing centres will promote prosperity for the region over the next 20 years. ... The updated draft Illawarra Shoalhaven Regional Plan 2041 includes a strategy for Metro Wollongong Health Precinct, a hydrogen hub at Port Kembla and earmarks West Lake, Nowra-Bomaderry, Bombo Quarry and existing centres for 30,000 new homes and more than 45,000 new jobs. A green grid connecting parks, open spaces and bushland with cycleways and pedestrian pathways will make the region’s natural beauty more accessible to residents and visitors. Minister for Planning and Public Spaces Rob Stokes called for the community to have their say on the plan which contains 30 objectives to guide land use over the next two decades. The Illawarra Shoalhaven region has transformed from its industrial and steel-making base into an innovative service, creative and knowledge-based economy, Mr Stokes said. This plan is about building on that transformation while preserving the unique rural coastal character which has made the region such an attractive place for people to live, visit and do business. To read the draft updated Regional Plan and SIC and have your say visit: www.planning.nsw.gov.au/ISRP " The above is an extract from the NSW State Governments Notice. There are a number of items in this that are pertinent to the Berry community including that we are involved in one of the two priority growth areas - Nowra-Bomaderry (the other is West Lake Illawarra) which impacts on Berry. This is the last opportunity to have your say, make your submission on this important document. The Berry Town Crier has previously drawn this to the attention of the community when we are given the opportunity to have input prior to the draft document being finalised and now advertised for comment and submission by the State Government. From the Berry Town Crier Newsletter updates for Friends and the it will also be in the December Town Crier. Rick Gainford, Secretary, on behalf of the Berry Alliance Town Crier Management Committee. - Member for the South Coast Shelley Hancock said the plan proposed a new contributions scheme that would support better infrastructure and public spaces. A draft Special Infrastructure Contribution (SIC) has been established to ensure the right infrastructure is in place to support the development of the region’s two priority growth areas of Nowra-Bomaderry and West Lake Illawarra, Ms Hancock said. The SIC will ensure the community reaps the benefits of the region’s growth with developers contributing up to $121 million for important upgrades to roads, education and health facilities, emergency services, cycleway networks, public open spaces and biodiversity.

09.01.2022 Development Applications and Determinations Here is a list of the most recent Shoalhaven City Council Development Applications and Determinations since the list was produced in the Berry Town Crier October edition and the last few are the ones that did not arrive prior to deadline of the November Town Crier. (in bold). The information on how you can see details and follow these applications, make submissions and see the determinations and details of any conditions applied i...Continue reading

04.01.2022 Covid-19 Financial Relief Package from Council - $300 Council have provided the details on their recently announced financial relief ($300) back for Ratepayers in the Shoalhaven. Here is what they are saying and how you can choose to obtain the $300 relief:... From Shoalhaven City Council: If you are a Ratepayer in the Shoalhaven you can apply to Shoalhaven City Council to receive $300 back. The COVID-19 Financial Relief Package is open to Shoalhaven City Council ratepayers only and you must opt-in to receive the financial relief. How do I opt-in? The most efficient opt-in process is by completing the online form below. You will need to know your property ID number, which can be found on your rates notice or water account. You must opt-in by 30 June 2020 to receive the Financial Relief Package. Find out more How the COVID-19 Financial Relief is Calculated fact sheet COVID-19 Financial Relief Frequently Asked Questions Call our COVID-19 Hotline Team on (02) 4429 5886 Shoalhaven City Council has adopted a ‘whole of Council’ approach to the COVID-19 Financial Relief Package to provide Shoalhaven City Council ratepayers with access to an opt-in $300 financial relief on their 2020/21 Rates and Water Notices. The credit will be applied across service charges: Rates Domestic Waste Water Sewer Regardless of which services you receive, each property is to receive the full $300 financial relief. The COVID-19 Financial Relief Package is open to Shoalhaven City Council ratepayers only and you must opt-in to receive the financial relief. Opt-in and apply How to apply To apply, you will need to know your Property ID. This can be found on your Rates Notice or your Water Account. Please be advised that an incorrect Property ID will result in processing delays. If you don't know your Property ID, then give us a call on 4429 5886 or you can chat with us online. If you own more than one property, you must submit a new request for each property. Requests for the COVID-19 Financial Relief Package will close 30 June 2020." Follow this link to see the details on the Council website. https://shoalhaven.nsw.gov.au//COVID-19-Financial-Relief-P Rick Gainford, Secretary, for the Management Committee, Berry Alliance Inc. and Berry Town Crier P O Box 202 Berry NSW 2535 [email protected] www.berryalliance.org.au https://www.facebook.com/BerryTownCrier/

04.01.2022 LOST CAT. - NOW FOUND. CAME HOME OVERNIGHT. MANY THANKS FOR THE CONCERN. MOTHER AND CAT DOING WELL. Near 17 Hitchcocks Lane, Huntingdale Park. Would local residents please watch out for a much beloved white rag doll with chocolate points who went missing Friday morning.(30-10-2020) thank you .

03.01.2022 Recent Development Applications and Application Determinations from Shoalhaven City Council The Berry Alliance and Town Crier are continuing to bring the entire town the Development Applications and those determined as the Council provides them. Monthly in the Town Crier and more regularly in the Friends of the Town Crier email. Please use the Council’s DA Tracking system by going to their web site: https://shoalhaven.nsw.gov.au/planning-amp-build/devlopment -application-tr...acking Now enter the DA number from the left hand column. You can view all the available details there as they arise and you can make a submission on any DA. Applications: DA20/1569 11-6-2020 Dwelling Additions with Minor Demolition Works 42A Mullers Lane, Jaspers Brush DA20/1584 16-6-2020 Single Storey Dwelling 53 Turners Lane, Jaspers Brush DA20-1621 26-6-2020 Primitive Camping Ground Six Tent Sites, Communal Camp Kitchen & Onsite Effluent Disposal 260 Mount Hay Rd, Berry. DA20-1610 26-6-2020 - Above Ground Swimming Pool with Request to Modify the RATU 160A Grahams Rd, Meroo DA20/1634 29-6-2020 Two Storey Dwelling 41 Connors View, Berry DA20/1646 1-7-2020 Detached Machinery Shed 45 Borrowdale Close, Berry DA20/1654 3-7-2020 Single Storey Dwelling 14 Tilgman Street, Berry DA1658 3-7-2020 Single Storey Dwelling 8 North Street, Berry DA20/1639 30-6-2020 Dwelling additions in cottage adjacent to current dwelling 356 Woodhill Mountain Rd, Broughton Vale. SF10807 3-7-2020 Boundary Adjustment 135 O’Keeffes Lane, Jaspers Brush DA20/1675 7-7-2020 In Ground Swimming Pool & Wading Pool 28 Victoria Street, Berry DA20/1693 10-7-2020 Attached Single Storey Dual Occupancy 28 Parker Crescent, Berry DETERMINATIONS: DA20/1287 12-6-2020 Approved - Detached Garage plus Detached Storeroom & Demolish Existing Garage 20 Lamonds Lane, Meroo Meadow. DA20/1300 10-6-2020 Approved Detached Garage with Covered Linkway 85B Fletchers Lane, Meroo Meadow. DA20/1425 26-6-2020 Approved Dwelling Alterations & Additions 169 Tourist Rd, Beaumont. DA20/1362 24-6-2020 Approved Dual Occupancy 16 Ford Street, Berry. DA20/1420 22-6-2020 Approved Detached Pool Cabana House & Storage Room 37 Harley Hill Road, Berry. DA19/2104 3-7-2020 - Approved - Berry Inn Alterations and Additions to Create Two (2) Additional Tourist Units 17 Prince Alfred Street, Berry. DA20/1424 29-6-2020 Approved Single Storey Dwelling & In Ground Swimming Pool 86 Parker Crescent, Berry. DA20/1241 10-7-2020 Approved Split Level Dwelling 22 Tressider Close, Berry. Rick Gainford, Secretary on behalf of the Berry Alliance and Town Crier Management Committee.

03.01.2022 If you are able to help the wonderful work that SALT Ministries do in this area, please do. Rick Gainford, Secretary, Berry Alliance Town Crier.

02.01.2022 June Town Crier The June Town Crier is currently being printed and will be delivered from Friday this week. Friends of the Berry Town Crier have been emailed a copy. A copy will be uploaded to our website https://www.berryalliance.org.au/ by Friday 29-5.... Many thanks for everyone’s support to enable us to keep the Town Crier strong over the last few months. Community groups, advertisers and for all the positive feedback and encouragement from our community. We have made every effort to keep it informative and relevant and augmented it with Facebook posts and a Friends Email Newsletter on breaking issues and just keeping the whole community informed and together. If you would like to receive an emailed copy and the Friends Newsletter please either complete the form in the Town Crier or email us at [email protected] with your name, address and email address. Your telephone number would be appreciated but not required. Rick Gainford for the Management Committee.

02.01.2022 TOWN CRIER MAY 2020 21-4-2020 This edition is currently at the Printers but we would like to extend our thanks to the Advertisers who continue to support the paper as well as all the community groups in Berry. Many thanks, we were able to produce a 24 page paper for May. An electronic copy in colour will be emailed to all "Friends of the Berry Alliance Town Crier" in the next day or so and the delivery into letterboxes should be over this coming weekend or in the beginning of... next week commencing 25 April 2020. Rick Gainford, Secretay. For the Management Committee Berry Alliance and Town Crier. See more