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The latest edition of the Hamlet has just been published. It’s packed with lots of information including news of the upcoming Community Shop.
In this issue of Hamlet your report mentions the stolen van and equipment being a financial loss to CPC and therefore to us parishioners . Were the stolen items ever recovered and , if not , has the insurance company settled the claim ?
Thanks for your comment. The items were never recovered but the insurance did settle the claim – but with some depreciation on the cost of the vehicle. Incidents like this often involve hidden costs, such as staff time. As a small team operating across a wide area, we strive to remain efficient and sustainable, so the situation was understandably frustrating for all of us: paid staff and our unpaid members.