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 To adopt the Data Map responsibility of guiding their friend
through the cushions to reach the
 To adopt the Data Protection Policy, Subject Access Request Procedure,
safety of the other side. It was very well
Data Breach Policy and Records Retention Policy done by all who chose to take part
and the children demonstrated
 To adopt the Privacy Notices
excellent skills in giving clear, concise
 To receive completed Security Compliance Checklists from all Councillors directions as well as high levels of trust!
 To resolve that the council registers with the ICO and pays the relevant Our Family Service continued with the
Data Protection Fee of £40 theme of Sea Sunday. The puppets got
things started with the song ‘I turn to
The relevant policies can be found on the community website, God’. Then it was time for the
wwwbriantspuddle.info congregation to sing ‘Just as I am’ and
‘Michael row the boat ashore’. Next, the story about Jesus calming the storm was

acted out by members of the ‘Open the Book’ team and some of the Junior
Consideration of Grant Applications 2018/19
Church. Reverend Charles asked us to think about something that we fear and
The Parish Council received four Grant Applications for the coming year. These talked about how important it was to learn to trust God more. He showed us a
were considered in line with the Parish Council’s Grant Policy a copy of which lifejacket as a reminder that if we were in danger on the sea we would turn to the
can be found on the Community Website. RNLI. Then it was time to learn a new song. Reverend Charles led the singing with
members of the Junior Church showing the actions. It was called ‘The earth is

filled with glorious things’. After the prayers, we sang ‘Eternal Father strong to
Purbeck Film Festival save’. The puppets ended our service with ‘I wanna know what God is’. It was a
really lovely service and considering that Pat wasn’t with us, the team and the
The PC felt that it does not have children all did so well. The young puppeteers are demonstrating great skills. We
sufficient funds, taking its planned will be glad to have Pat back next time!
expenditure into account to support this
grant application. However, the Parish
Council is very supportive of the Film
Festival, recognising it as a real benefit
t o P a r i s hi o n er s b y i nc lu di n g
Briantspuddle Village Hall as a venue.
The Council will contact the organisers
in the hope of working together to use the facility of the Community Website to
promote the Film Festival more widely to Parishioners.

Purbeck Citizens Advice Bureau

A grant of £200 has been approved to Purbeck Citizens Advice Bureau. The cost
of providing this service, based in Wareham, amounts to £5,700 per day. The
services provide free independent and confidential advice helping people to When you respond to advertisers, do please tell them you saw
achieve financial gains, manage debt, resolve problems at work and address
housing issues. For residents who cannot attend the Bureau’s office, a service to their advert in this magazine - it helps them monitor the
meet clients in their own home is available. As part of the offer of grant funding
effectiveness of their advert and helps us generate more
advertising revenue!!
Affpuddle and Turnerspuddle website: www.briantspuddle.info

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