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3. Your household refuse and recycling service Information on recycling bins and there Iocetion 5 2 Information on compost bins and there Jocation a 31 5 3 Whatt is WRAb ttt ttt ttt ttt stcn 31 6 Sustainable DIY sese 32 7 Alarm Information 34 8 Home Information Guide Alternative Formats 34 9 Recycling and Waste a 9 0 What to do with waste that is not covered by the standard weekly collection 35 10 Publie Tans Ol E 10 0 Details of public transport remettre treten nent 37 10 1 Cy Cle Patsy a ee Rinne 39 10 2 Car parking park amp ride schemes and car hire 40 11 EE 42 12 Things EE S 13 Responsible Purchasing cocti cnni M 14 Emergency information cccccccssssesseseseccsseesesseecseesseeeees 14 0 Location of A amp E and local minor injuries clinics sees 49 14 1 Location of police fire station 49 14 2 Emergency UE OS eet ee a e di de lacie i Ee ee cra blab beue Pe Ee de ies 50 14 3 Maintenance bepair stnn nnatntnnnnnann nnaman nn nnnn nanen 50 15 Links References amp Further Information 51 KEE 52 Introduction The aim of this home user guide is to help you understand and operate your home efficiently and to make the best use of local facilities Your home has been built to achieve code 4 under the Department for Communities and Local Government Code for Sustainable homes CSH The building
4. 606 BUS ROUTE Operator Code Service No Willersey Collin Ln The Pike Willersey Leamington Rd opp Smallbrook Rd Broadway Leamington Rd Wells Gdns Broadway High St opp Lygon Arms Broadway High St Lifford Hall Buckland B4632 turn Laverton B4632 turn Stanton Old Manor Farm House Stanton B4632 turn Stanway crossroads Didbrook The Tree Toddington B4632 Pheasant Inn Hailes B4632 turn Hailes B4632 opp turn Toddington B4077 New Town rdbt Toddington B4077 opp Church Lane Blacksheds Greet Becketts Ln Harvest Home Greet Evesham Road opp Harvest Home Winchcombe Greet Road Medical Centre Winchcombe Greet Road Telephone Exchange Winchcombe Back Lane Library Winchcombe Barnmeadow Road Winchcombe Gretton Road opp Delavale Road AS 606 ER wech sch oO o GO m e oa CAS CAS CAS CAS CAS CAS CAS CAS CAS CAS CAS CAS CAS 606 606 606 606 606 606 606 606 606 606 606 606 NSch Sch 0715 0715 0855 1150 1500 1720 0717 0717 0857 1152 1502 1721 10719 0719 10859 1154 1504 1722 0720 0720 0900 1155 1505 1724 0721 0721 op 1156 1506 1725 0723 0723 0903 1158 1508 1726 0725 0725 0905 1200 1509 1727 0907 10727 0727 1202 11511 1728 0729 0729 ooo
5. Keep going straight along the roller coaster road past Brockhampton and Sevenhampton Eventually you ll reach a T junction Turn left After a short distance go straight ahead at the minor junction and pass over an old railway bridge When you reach the cross roads with the A436 turn left IN Unfortunately it is necessary to cycle about 1 3 mile along the A436 before taking the first turning on the right signposted Hampen This lane climbs Steadily for about 2 miles and passes the lane to the farming hamlet of Hampen on the left hand side after about a mile At the T junction turn right o Qo Alternative Route to Winchcombe via Belas Knap Brockhampton 1 5 miles Continue straight on from Roel Gate Ignore first turning to the left At the cross roads you can either turn right for Winchcombe via Charlton Abbots and Belas Knap or turn left for Brockhampton and continue using Alternative Route 2 a notes 2c Alternative Route to Winchcombe via Belas Knap Brockhampton 1 mile From turning right from the main route straight ahead at the first crossroads Continue through the village past the pub on the left Just as you leave the village turn right for Winchcombe or turn left for Syreford and continue along the main circular route using the 2 a route notes LSK Belas Knap Long Barrow ay Charlton D Abbots rf Crewe Sad NK e 3 Starting point Main route o Orientation point Alternative
6. When the battery is empty the alarm will flash and beep every 40 seconds to indicate in needs recharging Alarm has a 5 year guarantee Internal Lighting Fluorescent kitchen lighting Single 36W fluorescent batten with acrylic diffuser aluminium extrusion construction Suitable for 1 x 36W Bathroom amp Cloakroom R282D LE complete with 28W 4 pin lamp It has a 3 hour maintained emergency duration Lighting in other areas GESPEND613 is a 13 Watt 4 pin compact fluorescent lamp with energy saving pendant Shaver light socket Stylish range of dual voltage diffused bathroom Shaver lights with pull cords Designed for easy installation and safe reliable operation The Shaver Socket will operate with the light switched off 17 2 2 Electrical consumer unit A NHRS15SSLHI Wylex NH insulated consumer Unit which meets all British and international standards External lighting The Lantern is for use with 60w GLS lamps or with energy saving 9w lamps which provide a longer life and save up to 80 energy compared to a standard light bulb Plumbing Heating system The Alpha CD28S is a highly efficient boiler which is SEDBUK Band A rated the highest possible SEDBUK energy efficiency rating and come with a 3 Year Manufacturers Guarantee The boiler operating mode is controlled by the selector switch on the facia panel when set to ON the boiler will provide central heating Central Heating Mode If there is
7. GL54 5JD 01242 602308 43 Pittville Park Opened in 1825 Pittville Park is the largest ornamental park in Cheltenham and features the magnificent pump room and lakes Facilities include golf and a skateboarding area All these facilities are situated to the west of Evesham Road To the east of the road you will find an excitingly designed children s play area which has picnic tables adjacent to the play equipment The children s play area is a dog free zone and completely enclosed for added safety Children will delight in the added attraction of the aviaries which house a variety of birds and bunnies which are managed in conjunction with the Support Our Birds and Bunnies Committee Place of St Pauls 01242 602067 Worship Gloucester Street Winchcombe Cheltenham GL54 5LU Pharmacy Lloyds 01242 602305 11 High Street Winchcombe GL54 5LJ Leisure Leisure Cheltenham 01242 528 764 Centre Tommy Taylor s Lane Cheltenham GL50 4RN Public White Hart Inn 01242 602359 House High Street Winchcombe Cheltenham GL54 5LJ News Dhillon Stores 01242 604483 agents 21 Abbots Leys Rd Winchcombe Cheltenham GL54 5QG 44 Post Winchcombe Sub Post 01242 602315 Office Office 27 North St Winchcombe Cheltenham GL54 5PS Cash 1 Lloyds TSB Bank Plc Points aa a gt z G H eho Winchcombe Abbey Terrace Winchcombe CHELTENHAM Gloucestershir
8. Some DIY projects will increase your energy usage significantly increasing fuel bills and your contribution to climate change If possible try to avoid putting heating in your conservatory as few conservatories are well insulated and much of the heat is likely to be lost think about using solar power for water features and lighting in your garden Manufacturing tools uses energy and resources but many are hardly used The average drill is used for less than 15 minutes in its entire lifetime so consider borrowing or hiring instead of buying 33 Smoke Alarm information Your home has been fitted with an Aico 154 smoke alarm which can be found in the hall of your property and a heat alarm has been fitted in the kitchen Both of these alarms run off mains power and in the event of power failure have a rechargeable battery backup which can last up to 6 months without a mains power supply The green indicator shows that mains power is present and every 40 seconds the red light will flash to show that it has self tested Pressing the button will test the alarm and sound the horn while suppressed When the battery is empty the alarm will flash and beep every 40 seconds to indicate in needs recharging Alarm has a 5 year guarantee HUG Home User Guide alternative formats If you require a copy of this guide in an alternative format please contact Markey Construction Markey Construction 01452 886 155 Unit Q1 Qu
9. sourced from responsibly managed forests This ensures that your home has not caused unnecessary damage to the environment when sourcing construction materials for your home FSC 2 0 Operational instructions General Window operation amp care Anglian products are designed and constructed to require minimum maintenance PVCu frames are chemically stabilised to prevent discolouration and should only require an occasional clean with warm water and detergent to prevent a build up of dirt and pollutants Listed below are some useful do s amp don ts which have been taken from the Anglian products customer guide DO Clean the glass regularly with a liquid spray glass cleaner Occasionally wash the PVCu with warm soapy water and wipe dry Use PVCu cleaner on isolated stubborn stains by applying with a damp cloth Always ensure that the drainage slots are kept unblocked and free of dirt etc Keep hinge and locking gear tracks clear of dust and debris to reduce wear DON T Use glass cleaner on PVCu Use coloured glass cleaner Use abrasive past cleaner Use excessive pressure Use high pressure or steam cleaners Use any type of bleach solvent or adhesives Use any unspecified tools or abrasive papers such as sandpaper 10 Front Rear door operation Your composite doors have been supplied by Homesafe as they not only provide a quality product that is durable reliable and environmentally
10. 7 mile past Ebrington cross the B4035 AN After another 0 5 mile you join the B4479 AN Turn right and after bearing left you enter Paxford Very shortly after entering Paxford turn left off the main road towards Aston Magna This is a very quiet lane that crosses the gently rolling valley of Knee Brook At the end of the lane you reach Aston Magna Turn right Cycle up a gentle incline over the railway bridge then shortly afterwards turn left uphill towards Batsford See Alternative Shortcut 1a Carry along this road until you come to a second crossroads where the road ahead reads Batsford Village only Turn right up the steep hill which follows around the perimeter wall of Batsford Park At the top of the hill the road swings around sharply to the left still following the wall of Batsford Park Keep on this road until you reach the junction with the B4479 and then turn left A iter a very short distance you reach the junction with the very busy A44 Turn right along the A44 IN After 0 4 mile take the first minor road on the left After 0 3 mile cross the busy A424 AN and descend past Bourton Hill House into the beautiful woodland of Sezincote Warren At the valley bottom carry on up hill past Hinchwick Cottages Continue along this lane for 1 2 miles until you reach the junction with the B4077 Cross the B4077 A and ride along this quiet lane for about 1 5 miles including a steep climb up Kineton Hill which ascends in three shor
11. If you are planning a day out look no further as the guide also suggests areas of interest such as nature trails parks and historic places near to this Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty AONB 1 0 Environmental strategy design and features Systems in place SUDs Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems are designed to reduce the potential impact of new and existing developments with respect to surface water drainage discharges o They are designed to replicate natural systems S U D S that use cost effective solutions with low Sustainable Urban Drainage Systems environmental impact to drain away dirty and surface water run off through collection storage and cleaning before allowing it to be released slowly back into the environment such as into water courses Conventional drainage systems are renowned for flooding and polluting of the environment and as a result can cause harm to wildlife amp habitats and can contaminate groundwater sources which are used for drinking water The system at Queens Meadow has been designed by a hydrologist to be easily managed and will require no maintenance SUDS use the following techniques source control permeable paving such as pervious concrete storm water detention storm water infiltration evapo transpiration e g from a Green roof Mechanical Ventilation MVHR Your home has been designed to be air tight this means that there very little natural ventilat
12. Very shortly you ll pass a minor lane on the left to Salperton Park and church Keep going and take the next turning on the left towards Hazleton The next left turn takes you into the village itself After turning right at the Church you ll drop into a valley and up the other side and arrive at a T junction Turn left and almost immediately bear right ignoring the lane straight ahead signed unsuitable for motors This undulating lane which includes a steepish climb midway brings you to a T junction Turn left towards Turkdean dropping steeply to Lower Dean a small hamlet The road turns sharply to the right at the valley bottom At the next junction turn abruptly to the left The road rises quite steeply up a wooded bank all the way up to the village of Turkdean Continue climbing through the village and carry on for 1 5 miles across comparatively flat high ground until you pass the lodge and gates of Notgrove Manor on your right o Slightly after the lodge turn right into Notgrove village As you approach the village turn left passing by the stone pillars either side of the lane After cycling through Notgrove take the next right then left signposted Bourton on the Water until you reach the A436 Cross over the A436 A and carry on straight ignoring the right turn towards the ford at Lower Harford You ll drop steeply down to the hamlet of Aylworth and climb equally steeply up the other side to pass the golf course at Naunton Dow
13. a call for heat the pump will start to circulate the central heating water The fan will run and the pre mix burner will light The burner output then automatically adjusts to suit the system demand as the temperature of the water in the boiler approaches that set by the adjustable temperature thermostat the burner output is reduced When the set temperature is reached the burner is turned off The fan continues to run for 50 seconds and the pump continues to run for three minutes after which the burner can re light if required If the primary sensor has not registered the pre set temperature but the room thermostat is satisfied the burner is turned off The fan continues to run for 50 seconds and the pump continues to run for 60 seconds In this instance there is no delay before the burner will relight Note If the system pressure is very low the primary pressure switch will prevent the boiler from operating Frost Thermostat The boiler incorporates a built in frost thermostat which automatically turns on the boiler and pump if the water in the boiler falls below 4 C providing the electrical supply is on and 18 the selector switch is set to position 1 or position 2 The boiler will operate until the water temperature in the system reaches approximately 30 C Pump If the electrical supply is on and the boiler has not operated for 24 hours for heating or hot water the pump will operate automatically for thirty seconds every 2
14. cardboard Try to add equal layers of greens and browns this will help create air pockets for the microbes that break the material down to breathe speeding up tne rotting process B Composting works best if you add lots of materials at once Chop chunky items into small pieces to speed up the process Make sure that your compost is moist but not wet Add water if it s too dry Cover and add dry material if it is to wet Young nettles are an excellent natural accelerator B Keep adding a good mix of materials After nine months your compost should be ready dark in colour and have an earthy smell When done you will have a rich compost to improve the soil on your plant e dE or vegetable beds and all for free Start composting now At least 30 of your household waste could be composted Things you CAN put in your compost bin are vd v F v v R v vd Greens Egg shells Fallen leaves Feathers Egg boxes Cereal boxes Corrugated cardboard scrunched up in small amounts Newspaper scrunched up Toilet tubes Shredded confidential documents Corn cobs and stalks string Rabbit amp quinea pig bedding Grass cuttings Tea bags Coffee grounds and filters Leaves spent bedding plants Old flowers Nettles Vegetable peelings Pond algae and seaweed EEE NN SINN NM DO NOT COMPOST Meat or any material prepared with meat x Cheese Plate scrapings x Coal ash Fish x Dog poo and cat litter 53
15. is a non profit organisation that is supported by government funding Its main aim that is achieved through working with partners is to prevent waste promote recycling and develop markets for valuable products WRAP works with the public providing information and tools that support recycling and reduces food waste This helps bring measurable gains to the economy and long term benefits to the environment 31 If you would like guidance on recycling and sustainable waste disposal please visit their website for further information www wrap org uk Sustainable DIY If you are planning to carry out DIY it is important to choose the most suitable materials for the job Here are some tips to ensure that you chose products that are sustainable are non hazardous and are suited to your home Fixings it is important to remember that your house is constructed using a timber frame so when putting up a picture frame for example you will need to check exactly what you are screwing into It will be either plasterboard or into the stud wall in the case of it being plasterboard you will need a cavity wall fixing If it is stud you should be able to screw directly to the wall If you are in any doubt you should contact a professional as it is essential that know exactly what you are screwing drilling into prior to starting Timber the timber you choose can have an impact on the environment Materials that are less environmentally damaging do not nec
16. itself has been constructed using a prefabricated insulated timber frame which results in lower heating cost All of the materials in your home are environmentally friendly and are from sustainable sources To reduce water consumption the building has been fitted with water saving features such as flow restrictors and a rainwater butt When your house was constructed a Police Architectural Liaison Officer ALO carried out an inspection to ensure that it was safe and secure resulting in a secure by design certificate being awarded During construction it also achieves a performance beyond compliance rating which is the highest rating in the Considerate Constructors Scheme Both of these certificates can be found in the appendices at the back of the guide The guide itself has explanations of the equipment features installed how to use them effectively and maintenance instructions to ensure that your home functions as efficiently as possible It also gives tips on how you can live a more sustainable life resulting in savings on energy water and household running costs It also gives details of you local waste collection services such as the days of collection and what to do with bulky waste items If you are planning to carry out DIY it makes suggestions on products that would be most suited to your property It gives addresses and contact numbers for your local GP In case things go wrong Post Office Supermarket and other local amenities
17. routes Directional arrows Public House P Parking Take extra care Teashop Shops en ee LU 2 gg er Aylworth 7 T Washing machines washer dryers and dishwashers How well does the product perform The A G indicators here are similar to the main energy efficiency ratings and are based on European standards the test cycle used is on the label A is the best performance and G the worst Using models with A ratings for both energy efficiency and performance together with lower than average water consumption will save you the most money as well as being the best for the environment Conserve water To help you choose a water efficient model the table below shows roughly how much water typical appliances use Washing machine 30 100 litres per wash programme based on a wash load capacity of 5kg 60 200 litres per wash and drying programme based on a wash load capacity of 5kg Washer dryer Dishwasher 10 30 litres per wash based on an 8 place setting Dishwasher 10 50 litres per wash based on a 12 place setting Further information Noise Manufacturers don t have to provide information on noise If shown the lower the number the quieter the appliance Light bulbs In addition to the standard A G scale for energy efficiency information on the packaging must include luminous flux light output of the light bulb in lumens the input power of the light
18. 0 000 tonnes of compostable waste from going to landfill How does it work Residents subscribe to the scheme by ordering and paying in advance annually Customers then receive a loaned brown wheelie bin in which to keep their garden waste The bin is normally delivered within 28 days of your subscription payment being taken It will be emptied fortnightly on the same day that your green refuse bin is emptied You will need to ensure that the brown bin is put out by 7am on the day of collection The brown bin is emptied fortnightly on the same day that green bins are emptied The cost of one year s subscription is 32 The bin can be used for items such as hedge amp shrub clippings grass cuttings and leaves etc How to subscribe renew your subscription Whether you re subscribing for the first time or renewing your subscription there are various payment methods available e To pay online renewals only e To pay over the phone using a credit debit card please call 01684 295010 e To pay by cheque please make your cheque payable to Tewkesbury Borough Council and send it to Tewkesbury Borough Council Council Offices Gloucester Road Tewkesbury GL20 5TT with a covering letter giving your full address details including postcode a contact telephone number and if applicable an email address 30 5 1 5 2 5 3 Important Please note that kitchen waste peelings cooked food etc and animal waste faeces
19. 4 hours Indictor Neons When neons A red B red C yellow D green are illuminated the following conditions apply Neon D Illuminated continuously Electricity supply to the boiler is on C Illuminated continuously Burner is alight A Flashing on and off Temperature sensor fault B Flashing on and off Overheat thermostat has operated Rotate selector switch to the reset position 3 to reset B Illuminated continuously Burner has failed to light Rotate selector switch to the reset position 3 and the ignition sequence will restart after a delay of about 30 seconds A and B Flashing on and off at the same time Blocked flue or fan fault A and B Flashing on and off alternatively System pressure is very low and re pressurisation is required A Flashing and B Illuminated continuously Pump fault or restricted flow Note Do not hold the selector switch in the reset position 3 for more than 2 to 3 seconds Central Heating Timer The Alpha Digital Clock is an easy to use programmable unit with 7 day 24 hour precision The clock is sited within the control panel of the boiler Thermostatic Radiator Valves The Myson TRV 2 way is the most complete thermostatic radiator valve range available for today s central heating systems 19 Sanitary Ware Shower The Triton Domina shower that has been installed requires regular cleaning The showerhead MUST be regularly cleaned to remove scale and debr
20. Home User Guide MOUNT VIEW DRIVE GRETTON GLOUCESTERSHIRE GL54 5HS December 2010 Version 4 0 A guide to enable occupants to understand and operate their home efficiently and how to make the best use of local amenities Prepared by Markey Construction working in Partnership with Cottsway Housing Association Contents Page 2 0 2 1 2 2 DR Ne O LA Bde mo m ou m OH Introduction Environmental Strategy Design amp Features cpd e Mechanical Ventilation MVHR enne nennt nennt nnnn seres da i Rainwater Harvesting u u 2u2 ea ee arlene nae Prefabricated Timber Frame sssssssessseeeeseeneenne nene ntnnretnn terrre nnns ern s enar G S SAV OMe esp EE LOW E EE Certified a Rn e EE Operational mstructons eee ll ee c M Window Operation amp Care Front Rear Door Operation Minimising CondensatiOh 1 n nassen Mies gg HO Electrical E te uen HEEL EU OD er SMOKE ALAM DEE Internal Lighting een nen nenn na Shrine Electrical Consumer Unit External Fighting uiii me nee nee ie SI Le Le BEE Heating KEE MP EUER ST Inlie Ie ele Low energy light Tttinges nenn Details of EU labelling scheme for white goode sse General information on energy efflclencn ann Water USE Water saving measures and Ups External water use and eftfidency Recycling and Waste Collection
21. adrant Distribution Centre info markeyconstruction co uk Quadrant Way Hardwicke Electronic versions can be found at the Gloucester following address GL2 2RN www markeyconstruction co uk Please note there is a charge for this service 34 9 0 Recycling and waste What to do with waste that is not covered by the standard weekly collection If you have waste that is not covered by your weekly collections here are some suggestions to how it can be disposed of Household recycling centres Tewkesbury Cirencester Gloucestershire County Council provides five Household Recycling Centres HRCs At these sites even more items can be recycled than at neighbourhood recycling banks The nearest Household Recycling Centre HRC is conveniently located Wingmoor Farm which is one and a half miles from Bishops Cleeve For details on how to reach the Household Recycling Centres please see below The facility is open all year round except Christmas Day 25th December and New Years Day 1st January 35 Opening times are from 9 00am until 6 15pm The site operates a strict Ring and Bring for Vans Pick ups and Large Trailers so it is essential to call the helpline number on 0845 602 9344 line open 9am 5pm Monday Friday giving 24 hours notice Prior if using the type of transport The operation of the HRCs is for the benefit of householders to recycle materials from the property for which they pay Council Tax The appointmen
22. agents acids bleaches petrol or solvents Similarly do not use scouring pads wire wool or any similar cleaning aids Particularly avoid saturating the unit bottom with excessive water or any other liquid Drawer Boxes system is designed to operate under a maximum load of 25kg Do not lean on partly opened drawers as this may cause the drawer box to part from the drawer runner To remove drawer boxes Pull out the drawer box until it resists Tip the front upwards to disengage the box from the runners 15 To clean drawer boxes Remove drawers from the units and brush to remove loose dirt etc Clean the drawer box using a clean damp cloth containing a small amount of mild detergent Avoid over wetting gently wipe over the surface in one direction and then wipe over with a clean dry cloth A cleaning agent such as Fairy Liquid is recommended Do not use any abrasive cleaning agents acids bleaches petrol or solvents Similarly do not use scouring pads wire wool or any similar cleaning aids Particularly avoid saturating the drawer bottom with excessive water or any other liquid General Care 1 Never p lace hot cooking utensils taken straight from the hob or oven directly onto the worktop surface as this will cause damage Use heat resistant mats The Duropal laminate is tested to a temperature of 180c Boiling water and cooking splashes will therefore do no harm to the surface of the worktop 2 Do not allow water or other
23. am organics co uk Slipstream Organics 01242 227273 Unit 2 Ullenwood Court Ullenwood Cheltenham GL53 9QS 47 14 14 0 14 1 Emergency information In case of an emergency please dial 999 Location of A amp E and local minor injuries clinics Hospitals Minor Injuries and A amp E Units Cheltenham General Sandford Road Cheltenham Gloucestershire GL53 7AN 08454 222222 Location of police fire station Police Fire station Winchcombe Central Police Station Gloucestershire Fire amp Rescue Back Lane Gretton Road Winchcombe Winchcombe Cheltenham Gloucestershire Gloucestershire GL54 5EE GL54 5QH 0845 090 1234 a glosfire gov uk 48 14 2 Emergency cut offs Water The stop tap is situated in the cupboard under the stairs Turn the tap Clockwise to cut off the water supply Electric The consumer unit is situated behind the front door Flick the switch for the main supply to off 14 3 Maintenance Repair If you have any maintenance requirements or require an urgent repair your point of contact is Cottsway Housing The number below is operational 24hrs a day Cottsway Housing 01993 890000 15 Links references and further information If you would like any further information on this HUG or require an alternative format of the guide please contact the following Markey Construction 01452 886 155 Unit Q1 Quadrant Distribution Centre info markeyconstruction co uk Quadrant Wa
24. bedding etc must not be put into the brown bin This is a legal restriction introduced after the BSE crisis to prevent the spreading of bacteria As garden waste is composted in the open air contamination from kitchen and animal waste can cause widespread distribution of bacteria leading to viral outbreaks such as BSE mad cow disease and Foot and Mouth disease If either of these is found in the brown bin it will not be emptied All garden waste must be put into the brown bin oose not in bags or we will be unable to empty the bin Additional bags of garden waste are also unable to be collected Please remember that you are not allowed to put any garden waste in your green refuse bin Information on recycling bins and there location In your kitchen cupboard you will find two 20 litre recycling bins one of which has a divider that creates two 10 litre bins and one 20 litre this is to assist you in segregating your waste and is in additional to your standard waste bin Information on compost bins and there location Your home has been provided with a compost bin which is located in your back garden next to your shed and is accessible from the footpath It can be used for disposing of garden waste and house hold organic waste such as tea bags uncooked vegetables fruit and egg boxes Please keep out meat nappies dairy products and animal foul For further information please visit www recyclenow com What is WRAP WRAP
25. bs use between a fifth and a quarter of the electricity of ordinary bulbs to generate the same amount of light So where you d normally use a 60W bulb you ll only need a 11 14 Watt bulb 22 3 1 Details of EU labeling scheme for white goods The EU Energy Labelling scheme is a compulsory requirement for all white goods and home appliances sold within the EU It allows consumers to clearly see the efficiency and energy consumption of a product The system used by the EU Energy Label runs from A to G and primarily shows energy efficiency Other details shown by the scheme including various performance related ratings also scaled AtoG Since its introduction in 1995 the EU Energy Label has become a widely recognised and respected guide for manufacturers and consumers alike The scheme covers Dishwashers Washing Machines Freezers Fridge Freezers and Refrigerators All of which require a D rating or above Energy Manufacturer Model More efficient l m i C Less efficient Washing machine Energy consumption kwWhvcycle based os standard ven sesane troc omn eye Washing performance A tat G lower Spin drying performance Ac higher G lower Spin speod apro Capacity cotton kg Water consumption Noise Washing dB A re 1 pw Spinning Further information io continued in produet brochures 23 3 2 General information on energy efficiency One of t
26. bulb in watts and the average rated life of the light bulb in hours No labels Ask your retailer first he must by law provide this information Local authorities in England Wales and Scotland are responsible for enforcing the regulations that cover energy labels and similar energy information in mail order catalogues etc Enforcement in Northern Ireland is the responsibility of the Trading Standards Service of the Department of Enterprise Trade and Investment You can obtain contact details for your local Trading Standards Department by visiting www tradingstandards gov uk and entering your postcode Related programmes Save Energy To find out more ways to save money on your energy bills and choose efficient appliances visit www est org uk myhome or call your local Energy Efficiency Advice Centre on 0800 512012 between 9am and 5pm Mondays Fridays RECOMMENDED Market Transformation Programme Energy labelling is supported via Defra s Market Transformation Programme To find out more about this Programme visit www mtprog com or call the Programme s helpline on 0845 600 8951 Market Transformation Programme L N For further copies of this leaflet contact DEFRA Publications Admail 6000 London SW1A 2XX Tel 08459 556000 Printed on recycled paper containing 80 post consumer waste and 20 totally chlorine free pulp 97EP0318 001A EL PB7971 Crown Copyright 2004 Updated reprint February 2005 En
27. e GLS4 SLL 0 93 miles away L608 Charge free 9g Bank Of Ireland Post Office PO 27 North Street Winchcombe Cheltenham Gloucestershire GL54 SPS 1 05 miles away 408 Charge free For more cash points please visit the following www link co uk 45 12 Things to do The Gustav Holst Birthplace Museum DB g ER The Regency terrace house where Gustav Holst composer of The Ke Planets was born in 1874 The story of the man and his music is told alongside a fascinating display of personal belongings including his piano The museum is also a fine period house showing the upstairs downstairs way of life in times past including a working Victorian kitchen and laundry elegant Regency drawing room and charming Holst Birthplace Museum Edwardian nursery Holst Birthplace Museum 4 Clarence Road 01242 524846 Cheltenham Gloucestershire www holstmuseum org uk GL52 2AY Cheltenham Racecourse Cheltenham the jewel in Jump racing s crown plays host to the best jumping action in the world from 350 spectacular acres in the lee of the beautiful Cotswold hills Whether you re visiting on a crisp bright October day or a balmy evening in May you ll feel that unmistakable Cheltenham magic The racing the setting the tradition and history the shared sense of enjoyment all combine to give everyone from those sampling our finest hospitality to the race goers on the course an experience they l
28. e made for external water use Your home has been provided with a water butt that gives you a supply of up to 200 litres of rainwater which can be used for general gardening purposes or even washing your car Tips for outdoor water use When gardening try to use a watering can a drip irrigation system or a hosepipe with a trigger and better still connect it to your water butt This allows for sensible water wise gardening whilst still conserving supplies Pressure washers use a lot of water Use them sparingly and think about what you are doing If must use one to wash your patio furniture or bike why not do it on the lawn so the water gets recycled Lots of people use bathwater on their garden Remember this is dirty water Use it immediately and never store it Do not use it on fruit or vegetables or near children Use a trigger nozzle on your hosepipe to halve the water used and direct the water flow to the roots of your plants Alternatively by using a watering can you can significantly reduce the amount of water wasted Your roof collects about tens of thousands of rainwater each year This could fill your water butts hundreds of times with free water Use a bucket and sponge to wash your car Just 30 minutes with a hosepipe will waste hundreds of litres And using a bucket will give your car a much more precise wash If you must use a hosepipe attach a trigger nozzle Use mulch and bark in your garden to reduce evaporati
29. e mould as soon as you find it to stop it spreading and causing more damage to your home You can get special cleaning products from DIY stores always follow the manufacturers instructions or use a good quality bleach mixed 1 part bleach to 4 parts water but remember bleach may take the colour out 14 Care of Kitchen Premiere Kitchens units are designed to give many years of reliable service in normal household conditions However it should be noted that the product is a piece of fitted furniture and should be treated with care paying particular attention to the following areas Cleaning of Doors and Drawer Fronts These should be cleaned using a clean damp cloth containing a small amount of mild detergent Avoid over wetting gently wipe over the surface in one direction and then wipe over with a clean dry cloth A cleaning agent such as Fairy Liquid is recommended Do not use any abrasive cleaning agents acids bleaches petrol or solvents Similarly do not use scouring pads wire wool or any similar cleaning aids Avoid excessive water or any other liquid Cleaning Interiors of Units Brush out any loose dust etc The interior should then be cleaned using a clean damp cloth containing a small amount of mild detergent Avoid over wetting gently wipe over the surface in one direction and then wipe over with a clean dry cloth A cleaning agent such as Fairy Liquid is recommended Do not use any abrasive cleaning
30. e option of visiting the historic market town of Winchcombe Sudeley Castle Belas Knap and several unspoilt Cotswold villages as well as a number of other places of interest Starting at Guiting Power the main route takes an anticlockwise circuit Guiting Power Sudeley Castle Winchcombe Belas Knap Charlton Abbots Brockhampton Sevenhampton Hazleton Turkdean Notgrove Aylworth directions Starting opposite Guiting Power Post Office head gently uphill along the main village street towards the north After a mile or so you drop down a valley to a crossroads Straight on for alternative route to Winchcombe See route notes for Turn left towards Roel Gate About 1 6 miles from the crossroads turn left to continue along the main route Straight on for alternative route GR See route notes After another 0 5 miles the road forks take the right fork signposted Brockhampton Andoversford The road drops down steeply offering beautiful landscape views Ignore the 1st turning to the right and carry straight on At the next T junction turn left o Turn right for alternative route to the village of Brockhampton route Gei Ignore the next turning left to Guiting Power and cycle on At the cross roads with the A436 cross over and continue straight on over the disused railway line Eventually you will follow the wall that surrounds Salperton Park Route Za rejoins the main route from the right
31. efficient that meets the secure by design standard But it is a product that has been developed and manufactured locally which helps to reduce the carbon footprint of the product The simple operation mechanism is simply a Latch bolt operated by downward movement of handle with security bolts that are deadlocked once fully thrown 11 Minimising condensation Although you can not see it there is always moisture in the air This can appear as ccondensation and be seen as steam or mist on your bedroom windows in the morning in the bathroom mirror or from your breath that you can see when you go out on a cold day It mainly appears in cold weather and is found on the coldest surfaces or in places where there is little or no movement of air You will find it in the corners of rooms or near windows or behind furniture It mostly appears on north facing walls which are colder because they don t get the sun The damp caused by condensation can cause mould to grow on walls fabric and furniture which eventually leads to rotting It can also cause paint to blister and wallpaper to peel off Mould gives off tiny seeds called spores these spores float in the air this is how it spreads and can make conditions such as Asthma Modern construction techniques such as insulation to walls draught proofing on doors and sealed window units have made it easier for you to keep your home warm by minimising draughts and stopping heat escaping from
32. en as much as possible so damp air can escape Open a window when cooking and after showering bathing Boiling pans hot baths and showers produce lots of steam Opening a window ensures this steam condenses outside rather than inside your home It also helps to keep your kitchen and bathroom doors shut when these rooms are in use for about 20 minutes after to stop moist air getting into other rooms When your kitchen bathroom or other rooms are not in use leave doors open so heat can spread evenly through your home Allow air to circulate Do not put furniture against the outside walls of your home The inside walls between rooms are always warmer and are therefore less prone to condensation Leave a gap between the wall and the furniture so air can circulate and ensure that wardrobes and cupboards are properly ventilated to prevent mould growing inside Keep your home warm When moisture condenses on your walls it makes them colder This causes you to loose heat and increases the risk of mould growing It then takes more energy to heat your home to a comfortable temperature which costs more Heating your home efficiently 13 helps reduce condensation and could save money on your heating bills Try to keep your home above 18 C 63 F most people find a comfortable heat is around 21 C 70 F Condensation is sure to occur if you let your home fall below 18 C Remove mould as soon as you find it You MUST remov
33. entral screw Temperature disc fig 34 Carefully place so the disc engages onto the two protrusions fig 35 while at the same time the temperature knob locates onto the spline without rotating it Turn shower on and off several times and check the maximum setting is correct and that it locks out against the variable stop Fit the central screw and knob trim fig 36 20 Kitchen taps Java Single Flow Monobloc Sink Mixer kitchen sink tap with a swivel spout and a flow rate of 4 litres per min Toilets The Galerie FLUSHWISE WC which has won the Waterwise Marque is a dual flush that operates using 4 or 2 6 litres of water Hand basin Java Mono Basin Mixer With Pop Up Waste Chrome Plated and a flow rate of 4 litres per min 21 3 0 Energy Low energy light fittings Depending on how long your lights are in use every day just one energy saving light bulb could save you on average around 2 50 a year And the light bulb will last around 10 times longer than a standard bulb and could save you around 40 before it needs replacing Fitting all your light with energy saving bulbs and you could save around 37 a year and 590 over the lifetime of all of the bulbs These savings take into account the higher cost of energy saving light bulbs With prices starting from 1 2 you ll usually recoup the extra outlay within a year Energy saving light bul
34. er envelopes no shredded paper please Glass bottles and jars no milk bottles drinking glasses or broken glass Light weight cardboard such as cereal boxes paper roll liners food boxes and so on When possible please flatten and tuck inside one of the card boxes Refuse collection green bin All rubbish collected in the green bin goes to landfill We encourage all residents to recycle as much as possible before putting anything in the green bin This reduces the impact on the environment and Under the Duty of Care regulations all householders need to ensure that their refuse is passed to authorised carriers only Householders not taking reasonable measures to do so could face fines of up to 5 000 Refuse collection guidelines All rubbish must fit in the green bin and the lid must be closed Rubbish placed at the side or on top of the green bin will not be collected Put your food waste caddy next your green bin for collection The same crew will collect the food waste in a separate compartment one the vehicle If you have 5 or more in the family you can purchase an additional green bin Please put this request in writing to Direct Services Manager Tewkesbury Borough Council Council Offices Gloucester Road Tewkesbury Gloucestershire GL20 5TT 28 Collection day changes When there is a Bank Holiday in the week the refuse is usually collected one day later Separate arrangements are made f
35. ergy Labels Helping you make the right choice Energy co kwni cycl a test resulls D pase on 9 cotton cycle energy cons Actual now the About Defra www defra gov uk d defr Department for Environment Food and Rural Affairs Washing E ner g y machine Manufacturer Model More efficient Less efficient Energy consumption kWh cycle based on standard test results for 60 C cotton cycle Actual energy consumption will depend on how the appliance is used Washing performance A higher G lower Spin drying performance A higher G lower Spin speed rpm Capacity cotton kg Water consumption Noise Washing dB A re 1 pW Spinning Further information is continued in product brochures Energy Labels By law the European Community Energy Label must be displayed on all new household products of the following types displayed for sale hire or hire purchase e Refrigerators freezers and fridge freezer combinations e Washing machines e Electric tumble dryers Combined washer dryers e Dishwashers Lamps Electric ovens Air conditioners Mail Order catalogues Internet advertisements and manufacturers literature must contain similar information You should expect to be provided with this information wherever you buy or hire these products Product details How to Use the Energy Label To Choose More Efficient Products and Save you Money What you get for
36. essarily cost more often perform well and many are widely available For example using reclaimed wood saves energy and resources When buying timber from a merchant it is important to know where is has come from buying timber that is FSC Forestry Stewardship Council certified or has a CoC Chain of Custody will ensure that it has come from a sustainable resource Paints amp Finishes When choosing a paint or finish try to find one with a low environmental impact if you have the choice choose a product without a hazard warning on the label a black symbol on an orange or yellow square with a description of the hazard natural or all natural paints milk paints and white washes can contain less harmful 32 substances than ordinary paint calculate how much paint you need and try not to buy too much a lot of paint that people buy is never used look for the European Ecolabel for indoor paints this means that they have a lower impact on the environment Volatile organic compounds VOCs Most paints contain VOCs which can be harmful to humans wildlife plants and even building materials New legal limits have been introduced for VOC content in paints and varnishes used around the home VOC content must now be displayed on all such products choosing the appropriate product with the lowest VOC content you can will help reduce harmful effects Think twice about projects that consume energy
37. he key considerations when your house was being designed was the needed to be energy efficient so your home was built using the latest construction methods and environmentally friendly products There are simple steps that you can take that will also improve your home s energy efficiency With help from the Energy Saving Trust here are some simple steps that you can take vl P o Turn your thermostat down Reducing your room temperature by 1 C could cut your heating bills by up to 10 percent and typically saves around 55 per year If you have a programmer set your heating and hot water to come on only when required rather than all the time Is your water too hot Your cylinder thermostat should be set at 60 C 140 F Close your curtains at dusk to stop heat escaping through the windows and check for draughts around windows and doors Always turn off the lights when you leave a room Don t leave appliances on standby and remember not to leave laptops and mobile phones on charge unnecessarily Only boil as much water as you need but remember to cover the elements if you re using an electric kettle If possible fill up the washing machine tumble dryer or dishwasher one full load uses less energy than two half loads A dripping hot water tap wastes energy and in one week wastes enough hot water to fill half a bath so fix leaking taps and make sure they re fully turned off For further information plea
38. her enquires and train times please contact the following 31 Bus Route Due to the rural location of your home there is limited public transport in the immediate vicinity The main bus route that runs though Gretton is the 606 this service does stop on Gretton Road opposite Delavale Road This route take you to Willersey or in the opposite direction to Royal Well bus station in the centre of Cheltenham which has transport links further to all over the country via the train station national express services and Staverton Airport CHELTENHAM for further information on bus timetables throughout the county please visit www gloucestershire gov uk bustimetables 38 10 1 Cycle paths Winchcombe has some beautiful scenery which makes an excellent backdrop for a bike ride If you wanted to challenge yourself you could attempt to complete this mammoth 47 mile trip but be warned it isn t for the faint hearted If you wanted something a little more leisurely look at the two cycle routes that have been provided in the appendices Drakes marr ES Ze 4 Wyre Pian Mo Cyce Steps West around Bredon Hilt to Winchcombe coffee stop returning sta Wood Stamway Sticks to Dack roads where possible avoiding the busy roads For more information on cycling in the region please visit the following websites 10 2 Car parking park amp ride schemes and car hire Park amp Ride The nearest park and ride i
39. ion in your home While opening a window does provide ventilation the building s heat and humidity will then be lost in the winter and gained in the summer both of which are undesirable for the indoor For commissioning climate and for energy efficiency nuaire teo is Your Nuaire mrxbox95 gives you much more in control of the 5666 climatic conditions in your home It works by bring in fresh peed Speed On air from the outside and recycles the otherwise wasted heat from your bathroom and kitchen The heat exchanger block can recover up to 95 of the normally wasted heat The two independent fans have full speed control for background and boost ventilation rates as well as a run on timer facility Benefits of MVHR e Speed control on supply and extract e Background ventilation control set point e Boost ventilation control set point e run on timer e Fan failure indication A low voltage sensor activates the system when the RH level is above set point en Incorporates overrun timer and RH set point level adjustment Maintenance requirements This system has been designed to have minimal maintenance requirements The only requirement is a filter replacement every 12 18 months Rainwater Harvesting The Rainwater Harvesting System Carat 2700 gives the ability to collect rainwater from roofs which can then be stored and used as a source of free water The advantages of rainwater harvesting are
40. is Adjusting the Maximum Temperature Stop Should you need to alter the maximum stop position at some time in the future proceed as follows Using a thin bladed screwdriver remove the temperature knob trim fig 37 Unscrew the central fixing screw fig 38 and remove the temperature control to reveal the mechanism Remove the temperature control disc The control disc houses the variable stop mechanism fig 33 gas Teipmehrpeciii ue To increase the temperature stop setting reposition the variable stop Stop mechanism clockwise within the arc of the grooves To decrease the temperature stop setting reposition the variable stop mechanism SEN i P ihi Decrease sop seston intense sop postin anticlockwise within the arc of the grooves Rotate the temperature spindle clockwise hotter or anti clockwise cooler until the desired maximum showering temperature is reached Only adjust when the hot water is at its usual supply temperature Fig 34 Set the variable stop mechanism at the preferred position place the The mark between 30 amp 40 to be at the 12 o clock position temperature control knob inside the temperature control disc making sure the control knob locks out tight against the stop Holding the temperature disc and knob firmly together refit into the flow control knob such that the line between 30 and 40 map 7 zes on the disc is at the 12 o clock position C
41. l never forget Cheltenham Racecourse Evesham Road Prestbury 01242 513 014 Cheltenham GL50 4SH www cheltenham co uk 46 13 Responsible purchasing Reduce the energy costs of running your white goods appliances Apart from heating your home the energy you use in your home is mostly used up by appliances so a lot of attention is being paid to making them use less energy Although this is good for reducing bills and the environment there is a much simpler and cheaper way to reduce costs To reduce the energy costs of running appliances you should make sure that your buying electricity and gas from one of the cheaper suppliers Most people can save a significant amount of money each year even if they ve already changed suppliers before These savings can be far greater than the savings you could make by replacing an appliance with one that uses less energy We don t need to get obsessive about constantly transferring to the cheapest energy supplier but it does make sense to at least check we aren t paying way over the odds by keeping an eye on competitive tariffs organic food procurement food growing local produce Food Fanatics 11 North St Winchcombe Gloucestershire GL54 5LH 01242 604466 Delicatessen stocking a range of Local Regional and International Foods from everyday necessities to that little indulgence Christmas is coming great for ingredients and gifts including Hampers www slipstre
42. liquids to stand on the worktop or collect around joints and cutouts Wipe away immediately 3 Check the seal around all inset sink tops hob cut outs end caps jointing strips etc thoroughly in order to ensure no moisture penetration Always use a sealing agent on exposed chipboard edges and if an edging becomes loose or is damaged have it replaced immediately 4 Do not cut objects directly on the worktop always use a chopping board for preparing food Cleaning Worktops The major advantage of Premiere Kitchens worktops is that the HPL surface makes cleaning so simple Usually a moist cloth is sufficient but use washing up liquid to get rid of any grease Stubborn dirt can be removed with an organic solvent such as methylated spirits or alcohol Brushes with soft nylon bristles may be used for textured surfaces to ensure a more thorough cleaning but abrasive scouring pads creams and even polishes should be avoided 16 2 1 Electrical Smoke alarm Your home has been fitted with an Aico Ei154TL heat alarm and a Aico Ei156TLH optical alarm Both of these alarms run off mains power and in the event of power failure have a rechargeable battery backup which can last up to 6 months without a mains power supply The green indicator shows that mains power is present and every 40 seconds the red light will flash to show that it has self tested Pressing the button will test the alarm and sound the horn while suppressed
43. n Britain The route mostly follows lightly trafficked rural lanes though there is a short 0 4 miles stretch along the busy A44 Care also needs to be taken crossing other A amp B classified roads E wh Reng a ra EN Se ee MD Rei iain D NEL Per en T rir WE Se i TES n Ar Kiagw n c MP M aatia s Vg TT As well as being environmentally friendly cycling is a healthy leisure pursuit Research suggests that regular cycling helps to protect against a variety of illnesses and diseases Aerobic activity is the most effective form of physical exercise strengthening the heart lungs muscles and body s immune system as well as promoting positive mental health This project brings together a shared commitment and joint action to promote Active Transport 1 A 1 g directions Starting at Chipping Campden High Street head northwards on B4035 towards Aston Subedge A short distance after leaving the town you pass Kingcomb Lane on the left then very soon afterwards the road forks Take the right fork along the B4081 towards Mickleton After 0 3 mile take the minor road to Hidcote Stay on this road until after a steady climb you come to a T junction Turn right Alternatively turn left for Hidcote Manor NT 6 After a mile or so you reach the village of Ebrington Pass through the village until you reach a green with a large tree The Ebrington Arms is on the far side of the green Take the lane to the right of the pub 0
44. ns Cross over the B4068 N and drop down into the Windrush valley After 0 3 mile you rapidly approach a road junction Turn right N Take the first left and very shortly you arrive at your starting point in Guiting Power ALTERNATIVE ROUTES Qa Alternative Route to Winchcombe 12 5 miles Go straight over and wind your way up the hill Before long you ll skirt the edge of Guiting Wood After passing through the woodland a road joins from the left and two lanes to Ford and Cutsdean peel off to the right Ignore these and drop down a steep hill into Winchcombe AN This hill is very steep in places particularly near the top Near the bottom of the hill on the left is a gatehouse to Sudeley Castle Keep going over a bridge until you rise to join the main street through the ancient town of Winchcombe Turn left through the town along the B4632 A Although traffic is generally slow moving through the town because of all the parked cars it can be quite busy Public entrance to Sudeley is left down Vineyard Street As you leave the built up area opposite the entrance to the hospital turn left to Andoversford After a very short distance turn sharp left into Corndean Lane You are about to climb a monstrous mile long hill towards Belas Knap a magnificently restored long barrow In places the hill nudges 2096 so be prepared for a tough ride It is worth the Slog though as after reaching the top views from the road open up across the high wolds
45. on by up to 75 Think about mixing some drought resistant bedding and perennial plants to your garden to add diversity 26 Recycling and waste collections 5 0 Your household refuse and recycling service Tewkesbury Borough Council provides a number of services for residence within the Borough These services include recycling refuse food waste garden waste collections amp Household recycling centres The collection dates for the applicable services are as follows Days Frequency Recycling Blue Wednesdays Fortnightly opp week to green bin Refuse Green Wednesdays Fortnightly opp week to blue bin Food waste Caddy Wednesdays Weekly collection Garden waste Brown Wednesdays Fortnightly same as green bin Recycling blue bin garden waste and food waste The blue bin recycling collection is a fortnightly service collect on alternate weeks to the green refuse bin Please ensure your blue bin is placed at the kerbside by 7am next to your larger food caddy Each dwelling is provided with a blue bin for recycling If you do not have a blue bin or would like to order an additional recycling bin please telephone the Council on 01684 295010 21 The blue bin may be used for recycling the following materials Food and drink cans please give them a rinse Newspapers amp Magazines Plastic bottles Drink cartons Tetra Pak Catalogues no hardbacks Office pap
46. or the Christmas New Year period The Council will supply householders with a green wheeled bin for domestic refuse at a charge of 35 To order a bin please telephone the Council on 01684 295010 Delivery can take up to 14 days Food waste collection Tewkesbury Borough Council operates a food waste collection on a weekly basis How to use the weekly food waste collection 1 Line the small caddy with a compostable liner or newspaper 2 Use the smaller caddy in the kitchen to collect the food waste 3 Every few days transfer the food waste and the liner to the larger caddy 4 Put the larger caddy outside next to the correct bin every week for collection The food waste is then collected weekly which is then taken to the Forest of Dean where it is turned into compost Caddy Facts Both caddies are lockable Rotate the handle to the front of the caddy and it locks This prevents pets and pests getting inside Using a liner will keep the caddy clean but it is recommended that every few months they are washed out with warm soapy water The water can be tipped down the drain it s just like dirty washing up water Caddies are dishwasher safe up to 60 C 29 Garden waste collection The Garden Waste Collection scheme was introduced in March 2006 in response to government targets for increased recycling Since its introduction there are now over 12 000 residents subscribing to the scheme This has prevented over 1
47. plan s Preswall 21 system which is a closed panel system which is pre assembled wall panels and typically include insulation moisture control layers and the weathering envelope The benefits of this type of construction is speed of construction improved quality may be improved due to more co ordinated supply chain processes and production in controlled factory environments Gas Saver GasSaver technology is an innovative top box that sits in between the boiler and the flue E LT It re uses flue gasses to pre heat incoming mains water and therefore reduces gas consumption when the water is eventually brought in to the boiler to be heated for use A GasSaver also reduces instances of pluming as gases M exiting the flue terminal are significantly cooler The GasSaver is maintenance free and in tests made savings of 50 of annual gas costs for heating hot water Low E Glass Low emission glass Low E is a clear glass that has microscopically thin coating of metal oxide This allows the sun s heat and light to pass through the glass into the building At the same time it blocks heat from leaving the room reducing heat loss considerably It increases the energy efficiency of windows by reducing the transfer of heat or cold through glass That means in the winter your house stays warmer and in the summer it stays cooler Certified Timber All the timber used in your home is Certified Timber which has been
48. s situated at Cheltenham Race course this allows easy access to Cheltenham town centre via the 511 service or the D Route Bus Link that runs every 10 mins during peak times Public Car Park If you are travelling into Winchcombe there are two car parks please see the details below Winchcombe Car amp Coach Parking Name of Spaces 2 Hours 3 Hours 4 Hours 4 Hours Car Park Bull Lane 45 cars 1 00 2 00 3 50 5 00 8 00 Winchcombe 40 If travelling further afield to Cheltenham here is a map with details of all the public car parks that are operated by se Ly Le Cheltenham Borough Council KE Car Hire Enterprise Economy drive car rental 48 Swindon Road 1 Crescent Terrace Cheltenham Cheltenham GL50 4AS GL50 3PE 01242514411 01452 383 990 enterprise co uk Apex Self Drive Wyman s Lane Swindon Village Cheltenham GL51 9QF 01242 233 084 apexselfdrive co uk 41 11 Local Amenities The following provides you with the locations of various amenities within the local area Allotments The closest allotment is situated on vineyard street To find out more about allotments and availability in the area please contact Rob Hainsworth who is the Grounds Maintenance Manager for Tewkesbury borough council on 01684 272182 Schools Gretton Primary School Gretton Cheltenham Gloucestershire GL54 5EY 01242 602679 gretton gloucs sch uk A Gretton Primary Schoo wor Toge
49. se visit www energysavingtrust org uk 24 4 0 Water Use Water saving measures and tips Considerations have been made to limit the amount of water used in your dwelling these include All wash hand basin taps have flow regulators which limits the flow to 4 litres per minute The toilets have a 4 2 4 litre dual flush which gives the option to save water The bath has an overflow of 140 litres which is 40 litres less than a conventional bath and your electric shower has a flow rate of below 6 litres per minute There are also simple steps that you can take to reduce your water consumption which will help to save you money and water usage Take a shower rather than a bath Don t run the tap whilst cleaning your teeth Only boil as much water as you need when making drinks Don t leave taps dripping repair any worn washers Only wash full loads in washing machines and or dishwashers Water remaining after boiling eggs can be cooled and used to water plants as this is high in nutrients as is the dirty water taken from a fish tank If you drink tap water and normally run the tap for a while to ensure the water is cold collect this initial supply either in your kettle or to water plants etc alternatively instead of waiting for it to run cold keep a jug of water in the fridge Wash vegetables in a bowl rather than under a running tap 25 4 1 External water use and efficiency There are also saving that can b
50. t sharp stages See Alternative Shortcut 1b At the next minor junction turn right After a short distance you ll reach a crossroads Cotswold Farm Park is 0 5 mile to the right Oo Go straight across down into a valley and up the other side After a mile or so you ll descend steeply into the Windrush valley At the valley bottom turn right N and continue up the valley ignoring the left turn to Guiting Power past the hamlet of Barton where the road bridges the river until you reach Kineton Continue straight through the village with the river below you to the right Soon you will pass the turning for Temple Guiting Eventually you ll reach the junction with the B4077 very near the village of Ford Cross the B4077 N and continue along the lane that follows the River Windrush Ignore the turning to Cutsdean a small village visible to the right Soon you will pass through Taddington Beyond the village continue up a series of gentle rises You will pass over several minor crossroads until you reach Snowshill Lavender several fields of striking deep purple colours on your left hand side Herbs can be purchased from Hill Barn Farm Take the left turn for Snowshill Manor National Trust o See Shortcut 1c for further directions You will soon join a lane from your right the lane then forks The lane to the left takes you to Broadway Tower and Farm Park This route to Broadway Tower is much quieter and safer than that signposted la
51. t system is being introduced to reduce the amount of business waste being deposited at these sites the disposal of which currently has to be covered by Gloucestershire County Council The Household Recycling Centres cannot accept any business waste It is illegal for HRCs to accept any waste from businesses Bulky Waste Collection Tewkesbury Borough Council offers a special collection service for items that do not fit into a standard refuse bin The cost of the service is 17 50 for up to three items However if you are in receipt of Council Tax Relief and or Housing Benefit there is no charge for this service To book a bulky waste collection please call 01684 295010 Typical items include e furniture e g sofas armchairs beds tables desks wardrobes a 3 piece suite or a table amp chairs counts as a single item e appliances e g fridges freezers dishwashers microwave ovens tumble dryers washing machines audio visual equipment e g stereo systems televisions CD DVD players mattresses carpets and lino garden furniture e g lawn mowers spades rakes bicycles large children s toys items such as building materials sheds greenhouses radiators kitchen units sink tops car parts batteries and bathroom suites will not be collected 36 10 Public transport 10 0 Details of public transport Your nearest train station is Cheltenham Spa and is located at the bottom of the map below For furt
52. ter from the junction of the A44 After 1 5 miles mostly descending you ll reach the A44 Cross the A44 IN and after a mile or so along the B4081 you ll start dropping down Westington Hill into Chipping Campden There are great views of the town and its Church tower from here Follow the main road into the town centre where you started the ride SHORTCUTS ALTERNATIVE ROUTES Descriptions of the alternative shortcuts not included on this map are available from the following website http www cotswold gov uk planning cycling Moreton in Marsh Station to Chipping Campden 6 2 miles Moreton in Marsh to Snowshill Manor National Trust 3 6 miles 1c Chalk Hill to Bourton on the Hill 6 4miles Broadway Tower D Sch Snowshill Guiting Power Cotswold Farm Park SCH t Chipping e 4 Campden Sezincote Warren 4 Hinchwick E A A Chalk Hill 1 N Perl Hidcote Manor L x e Longborough i Opera Ai R desch Au NM LLL NA M i Moreton in Marsh h WH TR IS A Ob 5 gt Ebrington m Paxford Crown Copyright Ordnance Survey Licence No 100018800 summary route2 This is a hilly route that takes in varied scenery with th
53. that it Saves money by reducing your water usage Can be used for flushing toilets washing machines dishwashers watering your garden or baths and showers A volume of water is kept out of the storm water management system thereby helping to reduce flooding risks And rainwater is better for your garden as it has a balanced ph and is free of chemicals such as chlorine Rainwater Harvesting Systems can simply be a water butt located under a down pipe from your guttering that you use to fill a watering with or it can be more sophisticated systems with a tank installed in a roof space with filters and pumps Your dwelling has been fitted with a Rainwater Harvesting System Carat 2700 system which typically supplies 50 of your water requirements Maintenance requirements The tank should be inspected inspect every couple of years for silt build up but it can be much long before any intervention is required To get the silt out lower a dirty water pump to the bottom of the tank when it s nearly empty and pump out the silt with the remaining water A hose or pressure washer could also be useful Prefabricated Timber Frame Timber frame construction has developed significantly over recent years and is seen by the industry as an excellent way to meet demand for more energy efficient homes while helping to reduce CO2 emissions and help mitigate the effects of climate change Your home has been constructed using Presto
54. ther Woodmancote School Station Road Woodmancote Cheltenham GL52 9HN Winchcombe School Greet Road Winchcombe Cheltenham GL54 5LB Gloucestershire College Princess Elizabeth Way Cheltenham GL51 7SJ Learning a 01242 674312 woodmancote school ik org 01242 602233 winchcombe gloucs sch uk 0845 155 2020 gloscol ac uk Communi ty Centre Winchcombe Youth amp Community Centre Gretton Road Winchcombe Cheltenham GL54 5EE 01242 602317 42 GP surgeries Play Areas Supermar ket Outdoor Winchcombe medical 01242 602307 Centre Greet Road Winchcombe Cheltenham GL54 5GZ Jubilee Play Park for age 3 13 years this is located near the Abbey Field in Back Lane Becketts Lane Greet for age 3 6 years this is located near the newish development called The Finches in Becketts Lane King George V Playing Field Mill Lane this is primarily a football field but with a small playing area which is being upgraded in the next 6 months with new equipment for age up to 15 years Co op 01242 604220 22 24 North Street Winchcombe GL54 5PS 0845 6779097 Tesco church road Bishops Cleeve Cheltenham GL52 8LR Sudeley Castle areas The history of Sudeley Castle and its award winning gardens spans over a thousand years and contains many varied tales of royal associations wars and periods of neglect and subsequent restoration Sudeley Castle Winchcombe Gloucestershire
55. turer s advice and by switching off lights when not needed Manufacturer s name and product details This confirms the manufacturer s name and model number check that this is the same as the model you actually choose to buy Ca The European Ecolabel Some products are awarded the European L Ecolabel which may N x appear on the label or mm elsewhere The Ecolabel le indicates that the product has been independently assessed and found to meet strict environmental criteria considering more than just energy consumption putting it among the best in its class
56. y Hardwicke Electronic versions can be found at the Gloucester following address GL2 2RN www markeyconstruction co uk If you would like any further information on what has been covered in the guide please contact the following organisations 49 Cottsway Housing Association Heynes Place Avenue 2 Witney OX28 AYG 01993 890001 Contacts cottsway co uk cottsway co uk Sustrans www sustrans org uk Recycle now www recyclenow com Cashpoints www link co uk Postoffice www postoffice co uk Gloucestershire County Council Shire Hall Westgate Street Gloucester GL1 2TG 01452 425000 customerservicecomplaints Ggloucestershire gov uk gloucestershire gov uk Tewkesbury Borough Council Council Offices Gloucester Road Tewkesbury GL20 5TT 01684 295010 enquiries tewkesbury gov uk cheltenham gov uk Energy saving trust www energysavingtrust org uk WRAP www wrap org uk Places to visit www upmystreet com News agents www martinmccoll co uk 50 16 Appendices Composting Bus Timetable Cycling routes White Good brochure 51 Compostin Getting Started Tips for top compost B Position your composter on bare soil not concrete or decking It should be easy to get to all year round Have a caddy in the kitchen to get you into the composting habit B Get a good mix of greens e g vegetable peelings and browns e g scrunched up
57. your home But these improvements also stop moisture escaping Do reduce the risk of condensation in your home a control system this is known as Mechanical Ventilation Heat Recovery MVHR Please see section one for further details There are a number of things you can do Make less moisture Wipe the water from your windows and sills with a cloth but make sure you wring your cloth out in the sink and don t put the wet cloth on a heater to dry Putting a wet cloth on a heater allows the water to evaporate back into the air which means it will re appear as condensation when the temperature drops Don t dry washing inside your home All the water from your clothes will go straight into the air and as soon as the air cools you will get condensation on your windows and walls Put lids on you saucepans when you cook This keeps steam in the pan and saves money on your fuel bill 12 Vent your tumble drier outside If your dryer is not self condensing make sure you put the hose out of a window to ensure the hot moisture filled air produced by the machine does not condense inside your home Opening a window is not enough You can get hose kits from most electrical amp DIY stores Increase the Ventilation Use the trickle ventilators in your windows You need a good air flow to help get rid of moisture which is produced in your home all the time Modern windows have pull down flaps to help ventilate your home Keep these op
58. your money Energy Efficiency The more efficient the product the less energy it needs and the more you get for your money A rated products are the most efficient and G rated products the least efficient The most efficient fridges and freezers can now be identified by new A and A markings on the large black arrow appearing against the green A arrow How much will it cost to run Energy Consumption This tells you how much electricity the product uses in kilowatt hours kWh Use the kWh figure to see how much electricity and money you might save if you chose a different model Using less electricity is better for the environment and for your pocket When you buy electricity your supplier charges you for how many kWh or units of electricity you use A one bar electric fire uses 1kWh in one hour A 100watt electric light bulb uses 1kWh in 10 hours use an energy saving light bulb would go on for 40 hours on 1kWh of electricity Product details Actual savings will of course depend on how you use the product and how much you pay for your electricity You can also save money by running washing machines washer dryers and dishwashers only when you have a full load using economy and low temperature settings and spin drying clothes well before you tumble dry by ensuring that fridges and freezers are installed away from cookers and other sources of heat in accordance with the manufac
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