Administrator | FINANCE-Help and Support
Anglesey Centre of Mission Fr. Joe Daly OMI (Tel: 01248 810318) joe.daly2@btinterrnet.com Fr. Frank Murray OMI (Tel: 01407 762457) fmurray90@hotmail.com
CHURCH FINANCE
In answers to questions asked by some parishioners, these are some ways to continue with our weekly offerings to our Churches.
By Standing Order: Details can be given by phoning either parish house or by emailing either of our two priests.
A few others are using their Offertory Envelopes and are either put them through the respective Parish House doors, or posting them. Again a few have sent in what would be a month’s collection, and will do so again in a month should our situation be the same.
Some people might like to put aside what they would normally contribute, save it up week-by-week and then hand it in whenever it would be safe to do so. The new Offertory Envelopes were ready for sending out when this crisis began – and now they cannot be. But using an ordinary envelope would do just as well and you can put your name and number on it for reference.
Please make any non cash payments to Catholic Church: at either Amlwch, Beaumaris or Holyhead : Thank you
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Important phone numbers-
Electricity power failure 0800 001 5400 Scottish power free on 105 Smell gas 0800 111 999 Water services 0800 0520130 Police non emergency 101 Police emergency 999 NHS-National Health Serve 111 Alcoholics Anonymous 0800 9177 650
Anglesey locksmith 07916179438
Anglesey Citizens Advice Llangefni 01248 722652
https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk
Local Authority Trading Standards 03454 040506
Anglesey County Council 01248 750057 Isle of Anglesey County Council https://www.anglesey.gov.uk/en/Council Main telephone number is 01248 750057. Open from 8:45am to 5pm, Monday to Friday, excluding public holidays.
In response to the Coronavirus outbreak, the Isle of Anglesey County Council has also moved to adapt its phone system in order to deal with the growing demand in essential services. The new menu has ten options:
Security check list of the church: wear gloves!!
Check that all exterior doors are locked, all windows are secured, check for any signs of possible attempted entry into the building.
If possible look up at the roof-any tiles missing, drainpipes, guttering, check around the back of the building-be aware of dark places i.e St Anne’s Menai Bridge, under stair well as Star of the Sea Amlwch
Health and Safety
Personal safety:
Security: At Home
Vulnerable people: Contact your energy supplier if you wish to be put onto their vulnerable person’s list
There has been a dramatic increase in break ins and attempted break ins of garden sheds and garages--make sure you do not leave tools etc outside in your gardens.
Be aware of any cold callers-do not let them in. Contact the police if you are suspicious.
If possible be in contact with others on a daily basis-by telephone, email , Facebook, skype etc Mail: Wash your hands after touching and removing the outer covering of a mailed item that you have received.
Be aware of phone calls wanting information of your banking details-check the person calling. Be aware of scam emails-if you do not recognize the sender, then do not open the email : A scam email usually has a fairly bizarre email address behind what looks like a genuine sender name. To find out if there’s a fraudster behind what looks like a genuine sender, use your mouse to hover the cursor over or right-click on the sender name and you should see the email address behind it. 2 Is the greeting impersonal?
On your daily walk: Be aware that there is a rise in drug trafficking on the island with carriers meeting on Coastal Paths and Walkways –keep safe. Fly tipping: With the waste recycling centres closed there is an increase of fly tippng (dumping waste) on roads and in the countryside lanes on the Island-please take care.
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Anglesey County Council 01248 750057 Main telephone number is 01248 750057. We are open from 8:45am to 5pm, Monday to Friday, excluding public holidays.
In response to the Coronavirus outbreak, the Isle of Anglesey County Council has also moved to adapt its phone system in order to deal with the growing demand in essential services. The new menu will have ten options:
CHURCH FINANCE
In answers to questions asked by some parishioners, these are some ways to continue with our weekly offerings to our Churches.
By Standing Order: Details can be given by phoning either parish house or by emailing either of our two priests.
A few others are using their Offertory Envelopes and are either put them through the respective Parish House doors, or posting them. Again a few have sent in what would be a month’s collection, and will do so again in a month should our situation be the same.
Some people might like to put aside what they would normally contribute, save it up week-by-week and then hand it in whenever it would be safe to do so. The new Offertory Envelopes were ready for sending out when this crisis began – and now they cannot be. But using an ordinary envelope would do just as well and you can put your name and number on it for reference.
Please make any non cash payments to Catholic Church: at either Amlwch, Beaumaris or Holyhead : Thank you
******************************
Important phone numbers-
Electricity power failure 0800 001 5400 Scottish power free on 105 Smell gas 0800 111 999 Water services 0800 0520130 Police non emergency 101 Police emergency 999 NHS-National Health Serve 111 Alcoholics Anonymous 0800 9177 650
Anglesey locksmith 07916179438
Anglesey Citizens Advice Llangefni 01248 722652
https://www.citizensadvice.org.uk
Local Authority Trading Standards 03454 040506
Anglesey County Council 01248 750057 Isle of Anglesey County Council https://www.anglesey.gov.uk/en/Council Main telephone number is 01248 750057. Open from 8:45am to 5pm, Monday to Friday, excluding public holidays.
In response to the Coronavirus outbreak, the Isle of Anglesey County Council has also moved to adapt its phone system in order to deal with the growing demand in essential services. The new menu has ten options:
- Business finance help
- Adult Services-including vulnerable Adults
- Children Services (including Teulu Môn)
- Access to the local support system-including food banks
- Benllech foodbank-Banks store Benllech
- Holyhead foodbank 07532242994
- School care centres
- Council Tax and Revenues
- Waste and Recycling
- Housing benefits and Council Tax reduction
- Shielding letter-supporting those who are extremely vulnerable
- All other enquiries
Security check list of the church: wear gloves!!
Check that all exterior doors are locked, all windows are secured, check for any signs of possible attempted entry into the building.
If possible look up at the roof-any tiles missing, drainpipes, guttering, check around the back of the building-be aware of dark places i.e St Anne’s Menai Bridge, under stair well as Star of the Sea Amlwch
Health and Safety
Personal safety:
Security: At Home
Vulnerable people: Contact your energy supplier if you wish to be put onto their vulnerable person’s list
There has been a dramatic increase in break ins and attempted break ins of garden sheds and garages--make sure you do not leave tools etc outside in your gardens.
Be aware of any cold callers-do not let them in. Contact the police if you are suspicious.
If possible be in contact with others on a daily basis-by telephone, email , Facebook, skype etc Mail: Wash your hands after touching and removing the outer covering of a mailed item that you have received.
Be aware of phone calls wanting information of your banking details-check the person calling. Be aware of scam emails-if you do not recognize the sender, then do not open the email : A scam email usually has a fairly bizarre email address behind what looks like a genuine sender name. To find out if there’s a fraudster behind what looks like a genuine sender, use your mouse to hover the cursor over or right-click on the sender name and you should see the email address behind it. 2 Is the greeting impersonal?
On your daily walk: Be aware that there is a rise in drug trafficking on the island with carriers meeting on Coastal Paths and Walkways –keep safe. Fly tipping: With the waste recycling centres closed there is an increase of fly tippng (dumping waste) on roads and in the countryside lanes on the Island-please take care.
**************************************************
Anglesey County Council 01248 750057 Main telephone number is 01248 750057. We are open from 8:45am to 5pm, Monday to Friday, excluding public holidays.
In response to the Coronavirus outbreak, the Isle of Anglesey County Council has also moved to adapt its phone system in order to deal with the growing demand in essential services. The new menu will have ten options:
- Business finance help
- Adult Services
- Children Services (including Teulu Môn)
- Access to the local support system-including food banks
- Benllech Foodbank-Banks store Benllech
- Holyhead Foodbank 07532242994
- School care centres
- Council Tax and Revenues
- Waste and Recycling
- Housing benefits and Council Tax reduction
- Shielding letter-supporting those who are extremely vulnerable
- All other enquiries
