Sample of student work using the Windshield survey to assess a locality during COVID

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Assessment of a Defined
Community in the Covid-
19 Emergency.
Locality:
Wimborne Minster,
Dorset.
Group
Members:
6 in total

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Contents:
Page: Contents:
1 Front cover sheet.
2 Contents page.
3 - 27 Windshield Community Core sections.
28 - 68 Windshield Community Sub systems sections.
69 - 74 Windshield Community Perceptions section.
75 - 77 Summary of findings.
78 - 83 Analysis of 4 identified issues.
84 Student declarations.
85 - 93 References and resources List.
94 - 95 Appendix contents list.
96 - 128 Appendices.
129 - 140 Individual student Activity logs.

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Windshield Survey completion form
NB: There is no word limit for the following sections of the Windshield Survey
• Community core
• Community subsystems
• Community perceptions
• Community Core
Sections Observations and data Resources and Sources
Used
Names of
Students
contributing
to this
section
History
Wimborne Minster is a beautiful market town in South West England and
resides in East Dorset (see appendix H1). It is situated at the join of the
rivers Stour and Allen around 5 miles north of Poole and is twinned with
Valognes, France and Ochsenfurt, Germany. Appendix H2 shows a
detailed map of the town as it was in 1900, the river Stour can be seen
running to the north east and the Allen winding to the north and through
the town itself.

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A 2013 report by the Office for National Statistics showed that East Dorset
residents, such as those in Wimborne, Verwood and Ferndown, had the
longest life expectancy in the country out of the 346 places that were
assessed. Men and women in these areas are expected to live 4.4 years
longer than residents in close local boroughs of Bournemouth, tabled in
215th
place in the report and Poole in 114th
place.
Wimborne has a rich history which has shaped it into the popular country
town it is today. Towns are shaped by the context of their environment and
surroundings and this is true for the history of Wimborne Minster.
Archaeological evidence suggests that prehistoric field systems were
potentially the base for field boundaries and the roads as the town
developed. The ground foundations are London clay which were important
in the area for the manufacture of earthenware pottery and bricks, large
brickworks remained active into the 20th
century in and around Wimborne
Minster and was a significant source of income and employment for the
area.
Wimborne’s recorded history starts with that of the Saxon Nunnery, one of
the oldest religions founded in Dorset. A male monastery also resided,
although both were kept very much separate from the other. High walls
Bournemouth Echo. 2013.
East Dorset residents have
highest life expectancy in
England and Wales [online].
Available from:
https://www.bournemouthec
ho.co.uk/news/10571512.ea
st-dorset-residents-have-
highest-life-expectancy-in-
england-and-wales/
[Accessed 6th
July 2020].
Wimborne Minster and the
Northern Villages, 2020. A

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surrounding these establishments are mentioned in early records,
suggesting that the original Saxon town was indeed walled. The nunnery
and monastery were destroyed in 1013 in a Danish raid however a College
of Canons were founded in 1043 by Edward the Confessor, to live and
worship in what was to become the ‘Minster church’. This was extensively
built between 1120 and 1180 to support the Canons, much of this building
still survives today. Therefore, it can be argued that the town roots have
been forged in and around religion and worship from early Saxon times.
The development of the town as it is now, was highly influenced by the
religions active at specific times throughout history, determining the
direction of the town and its people. The Minster today is still a working
church and is also a popular tourist attraction with its chained library.
Appendix H3 shows the Minster Church past and present. In 1941 the iron
railings around the church yard were removed to assist in the war effort
and this can be seen in the photos as they were never replaced.
During the medieval period, the town was divided between two major
manors, each holding separate markets, building upon their own lands and
adding roads and suburbs. Seventy-three taxpayers were recognised in
Wimborne Minster in 1332, this was a relatively high number, Wareham for
example had only 27 recorded taxpayers at this time. All taxpayers
documented were common, low wealth job roles including teacher,
auctioneer, carpenter, Spicer and preacher.
brief History of the Minster
[Online]. Available from:
http://www.wimborneminste
r.org.uk/113/a-brief-history-
of-the-minster.html
[First accessed 19th
June
2020]
Dorset Council, 2011. The
Dorset Historic Towns
Project on Wimborne
Minster [Online]. Dorset
Council, Available from:
https://www.dorsetcouncil.g
ov.uk/libraries-history-
culture/local-history-
heritage/historic-
towns/wimborne-minster-
historic-towns-survey.aspx
[First accessed 19th
June
2020].

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Decline in the town was evident in the late 1340s, due to the emergence of
the black death in 1348. This pandemic entered Britain through a local
Dorset port, now known as Weymouth, and as people fled inland,
inadvertently the plague spread further throughout the country. An
estimated 25 million people died in Europe, almost one third of the total
population. An estimated 30-50% of the total population of England alone
died and was undoubtably was one of the worst recorded pandemics in
history. Considering the current Coronavirus pandemic, it is apt that
consideration is paid to the conditions of the time and the fear people must
have felt. A fear many people feel now, but today in an environment where
technology has played a critical role and the dissemination of information,
infection control, scientific progress and knowledge has helped the world
immensely to deal with the current outbreak.
However, over time, the town continued to grow again and develop,
building new suburbs over the next 200 years. Three chapels, in addition
to the Minster, were noted in the town during the medieval period, showing
that religion remained a central and significant aspect to the town’s way of
life and influence upon it. In 1547, the first year of Edward VI’s reign, the
Canons at the Minster were dissolved and removed from post, this also
resulted in the loss of the college free school. This evidences how the
influence of royal and parliamentary level decisions directly affected the
History Channel, 2020. The
Black Death: A Timeline of
the Gruesome Pandemic
[online]. Available at:
https://www.history.com/ne
ws/black-death-timeline
[Accessed 21st
June 2020].
Dorset Life Magazine, 2009.
Dorset’s Plague Port
[online]. Available from:
https://www.dorsetlife.co.uk/
2009/11/dorset%E2%80%9
9s-plague-port/
[Accessed 6th
July 2020].

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health of the town and its children. At this time, no provision was made for
a replacement school until 1563 when Elizabeth 1st
was on the throne. She
granted part of the former college of Canons to become Queen Elizabeth
School, a school still in full operation today in Wimborne. Contemporary
studies and recommendations evidence the link between good education
and health and well-being development throughout the lifespan (Scriven,
2017). It can therefore be argued that the no free school provision for
sixteen years within Wimborne would have been significantly detrimental
to the health of the town and its children and is evidenced through
historical documents of the time in which concerns were raised by the
towns people of Wimborne about the lack of free schooling.
Moving forward, Victorian and Edwardian times brought a railway and
station to Wimborne in 1847 (see appendix H4) and saw significant
development to industry and suburbs. A cattle market was built next to the
station, sawmills and a hotel. The 1892 census recorded the population of
Wimborne Minster as 6,203 and gravel and clay industries including
brickworks were established in the thriving market town. Many businesses
relied on natural resources for their trade, the lands were good for farming
and weekly markets and annual fairs became the towns life. Three schools
were running by 1865 and the town layout changed dramatically with the
focus shifting to the railway, however the medieval town centre remained
relatively unchanged.
Scriven, A 2017. Promoting
Health: A Practical Guide -
E-Book. Philadelphia:
Elsevier Health Sciences.
Available from: ProQuest E-
book Central. [Accessed 6th
July 2020].
Disused Stations, 2017.
Wimborne [online].
Available from:
http://www.disused-
stations.org.uk/w/wimborne/
[Accessed 21st
June 2020].

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The Victoria Cottage Hospital was opened in 1887 in honour of the jubilee
of Queen Victoria. The grounds were leased from Sir John Hanham with
the understanding that the site must be used as a cottage hospital for the
poor. Initially the hospital accommodated nine patients who were cared for
by one matron working 24 hours a day and who took no annual leave. The
community hospital was taken over by the NHS in 1948, is often referred
to as now as Wimborne community hospital and is still operational today
with facilities for 22 inpatients and numerous outpatient departments. This
hospital is highly beneficial and accessible to the contemporary local
community. Appendix H5 shows past and present photos of the hospital,
the original cottage hospital as it was, to the modern facilities it now has
which on the outside still resembles in part the original building.
Wimborne continued to thrive, avoiding many of the issues associated with
the depression of the 1920s and 1930s. Good transport links and proximity
to the south coast and Bournemouth meant that wealthy professionals
moved to the area, bringing jobs and opportunities. Unemployment and
crime rates at the time remained low in comparison with other areas of the
country, demonstrating how the social determinants of health, such as
good transport, can significantly affect the health of a community like
Wimborne in a positive way.
NHS Dorset Health Care
University NHS Foundation
Trust, 2020. Victoria
Community Hospital –
Wimborne [online].
Available from:
https://www.dorsethealthcar
e.nhs.uk/patients-and-
visitors/our-services-
hospitals/community-
hospitals/victoria-
community-hospital
[Accesses 24th
June 2020].

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The railway and surrounding businesses now including breweries and
dairies, developing with the established rail links to London. The railway
closed in 1977, although it can be argued that this was not detrimental to
the area as the cattle market expanded ground to include part of the
former station, and Wimborne’s weekly market flourished. This is still an
ongoing event today and so much so, now has a multi-storey carpark to
accommodate the level of traffic visiting the market each week and events
such as the Wimborne Folk Festival and literacy festival bring numerous
visitors to the town each year (see appendix H6). This evidences that
Wimborne now has a significant tourism income, through the weekly
markets and many annual events throughout the year. However, one
notable negative effect of the railway closure was increased traffic and
congestion in Wimborne Minster, so a by-pass was opened in 1981 to
relive the pressure on the town.
Furthermore, significant suburban development around Wimborne Minster
and into Colehill particularly is evidenced and continues to this day. This is
further illustrated when in 2010 Waitrose opened on the site of the old
cricket pitch. This was the first superstore in the Wimborne area, before
this the only shops were small convenience shops in the Wimborne
Minster area. A large shop required travelling out of the area. This
expansion was controversial, with a lot of local opposition to the
Bournemouth Echo, 2010.
Wimborne’s new Waitrose
set to open on Thursday
[online] Available from:
https://www.bournemouthec
ho.co.uk/news/8259881.wi
mbornes-new-waitrose-set-
to-open-on-thursday/
[Accessed 3rd
July 2020].

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redevelopment of the area. However, East Dorset District Council
approved the application despite planning officer’s advice to refuse it.
Nonetheless, the medieval town centre itself remains relatively unchanged
and retains historic character with the redevelopment and improvement to
the pedestrian and seating areas in the square the only major change.
Many buildings are Grade 2 listed and with the Minster Church still
dominating the skyline and surrounding countryside, the town continues to
thrive whilst respecting the history that has forged its contemporary growth
(see appendix H7).

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• Community subsystems
Sections Observations and data Resources and Sources
Used
Names of
Students
contributing
to this
section
Health and social
services
Wimborne Minster demographics show that the total population over the
age of 16 is 5812 out of 7014 residents. Of this, 32.7% are aged 65 or
over, with the median age being 47. Analysis of census data from 2011
shows that of all residents, 20.8% describe themselves as having fair,
bad or very bad health, therefore potentially requiring access to health
provision on a regular basis. Census statistics also show that 21.9% of
residents describe themselves as having a long-term health problem or
disability which limits their day-to-day activities in some way (UK
Census 2011).
The provision of health and social services within the Wimborne area
appears to be good, with the Victoria (Wimborne) Community Hospital a
lifeline facility for many residents. There are Gp services and NHS led
provisions alongside many community level organised health and
UK Census Data, 2011.
Wimborne Minster. [online].
Good Stuff. Available from:
https://www.ukcensusdata.co
m/wimborne-minster-
e05003694#sthash.cSSJAW
Rc.dpbs
[Accessed 26th
June 2020].

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wellbeing services and sessions, which indicate robust coping systems
in place to address stressors.
The services and their impact on the community are detailed and
analysed below.
Victoria/Wimborne Community Hospital: Dorset Healthcare University
NHS Foundation Trust:
The Community hospital, which is located close to the town centre (see
appendix HS1), was opened in 1887 in honour of the jubilee of Queen
Victoria. As discussed in the history section above, the grounds were
leased from Sir John Hanham with the understanding that the site must
be used as a cottage hospital for the poor. Initially the hospital
accommodated nine patients who were cared for by one matron. The
community hospital was taken over by the NHS in 1948, is often
referred to as Wimborne community hospital and is now part of Dorset
Healthcare University NHS Foundation Trust which itself was rated
Outstanding by the Care Quality Commission in 2019.
Care Quality Commission,
2019.
Report for Dorset Healthcare
University NHS Foundation
Trust [online]. Available from:
https://www.cqc.org.uk/provid
er/RDY
[Accessed 26th
June 2020].
Dorset Health Care
University NHS Foundation
Trust, 2020. Victoria
Community Hospital -
Wimborne. [online]. Available
from:
https://www.dorsethealthcare.
nhs.uk/patients-and-
visitors/our-services-

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Facilities at the hospital have grown over the past 130 years to
incorporate a large variety of services for the local community including
accommodating 22 in-patients in Hanham ward, a minor injuries unit,
operating theatre, endoscopy suite, out-patients department,
physiotherapy department and X-ray facilities.
The out-patient facilities include Audiology, Cancer Treatment,
Dermatology, Diabetic Clinic and Echo Cardiology. Services also
provide Stroke Early Supported Discharge.
The minor injuries unit is vital as it provides a local point of contact for
minor injuries treatment that otherwise would mean travelling to Poole
or Bournemouth Hospitals and also serves the outlying areas of
Wimborne and the countryside villages, particularly to the north of the
parish of Wimborne Minster. The minor injuries unit normally provides a
walk-in service, details of changes due to the Covid-19 pandemic can
be seen in appendix HS2 which evidences that changes to the
protocols have been made including running on telephone triage and an
appointment only basis at the present time.
In analysis, this hospital and all the services it provides are vital to the
community. Other hospitals in the area are Poole and Bournemouth,
both of which are further away and are potentially harder for people to
access and travel to, particularly without their own vehicle. Appendix
HS3 shows the location of other hospitals relative to Wimborne and
travelling times, which are taken in good driving conditions. Heavier
hospitals/community-
hospitals/victoria-community-
hospital
[Accessed 27th
June 2020].
NHS, 2020. Victoria Hospital
Ratings and Reviews.
[online]. Available from:
https://www.nhs.uk/services/h
ospital/victoria-
hospital/P30042/ratings-and-
reviews

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conditions potentially make these journeys significantly longer by car
and more so by public transport as buses in the Wimborne area are not
so frequent especially early in the morning and into the evening.
Furthermore, analysis of the NHS reviews and ratings show that patient
satisfaction is very high across the board for the services provided by
the hospital with many positive comments regarding the facilities,
services and staff.
Gp Services: NHS:
Gp services for the Wimborne Minster area comprise of three surgeries.
The Quarter Jack Surgery, Walford Mill Surgery and The Old
Dispensary. Appendix HS4 details their locations within Wimborne
Minster and all three service the Minster and the outlying areas of
Wimborne and surrounding villages. The Quarter Jack Surgery has
operated since 1907, has a ‘good’ CQC rating, as does the Walford Mill
Medical Centre and the Old Dispensary currently has a rating of
‘outstanding’.
All surgeries provide a full range of NHS Gp services including online
services, electronic prescription requests, district nursing services, well
man clinics and maternity services.
All are currently working in line with Covid-19 guideline protocols.
[Accessed 29th
June 2020].
The Quarter Jack Surgery,
2020. The Quarter Jack
Surgery [online]. Available
from:
https://www.quarterjacksurge
ry.co.uk/
[Accessed 27th
June 2020].
Care Quality Commission,
2019. The Quarter Jack
Surgery Inspection [online].
Available from:
https://www.cqc.org.uk/locati
on/1-554218206
[Accessed 27th
June 2020].

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Within the Wimborne Minster area 11.4% of the 7,014 residents provide
unpaid care with 20.2% of these carers providing 50 hours or more
each week. The provision of support for unpaid carers in the area
should be considered. The three surgeries in the area provide advice
and links to services on and off site for carers to access. Appendix HS5
which shows snapshots from the websites and shows that the Walford
Mill surgery has a ‘Health Coach’ to help people manage the day to day
practical and emotional aspects of their conditions.
This also links to community level services such as those provided by
the Allendale centre, discussed below. Their groups and sessions will
also be of support and benefit to carers within the community, such as
the Tai Chi session for people with Parkinson’s which family and friends
can also attend.
The Old Dispensary Surgery,
2020. The Old Dispensary
[online]. Available from:
https://www.theolddispensary
.co.uk/
[Accessed 27th
June 2020].
Care Quality Commission
2016. The Old dispensary
[online]. Available from:
https://www.cqc.org.uk/locati
on/1-6621329120
[Accessed 26th
June 2020].
Walford Mill Medical Practice,
2020. Walford Mill Medical
Practice [online]. Available
from:
https://www.wimbornegp.co.u
k/
[Accessed 26th
June 2020].

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The Allendale Centre:
The Allendale Centre in Hanham Road Wimborne is a community
centre which runs various clubs and events to enhance the health and
wellbeing of the local community. There is a soft play area for under 5s,
a vibro-plate exercise centre, theatre, café, conference facilities and
exercise facilities available. It supports clubs and organisations
alongside small independent businesses running classes and the NHS
hold flu clinics in the winter for residents. Facilities also extent to
wedding receptions and music events and it has two on-site bars
showing that the centre is adaptable and very much involved in the
spirit and community of Wimborne.
Numerous health and fitness classes are available at the centre
including Health Walks around Wimborne for exercise and social
contact, Play Sportz for young children, Flexercise, Weightwatchers,
Zumba and Pilates classes. There is also an over 50s lunch club,
DanceAway classes, Allendale Bridge Club, Guitar Club, U3A Bridge
Care Quality Commission
2017. Walford Mill Medical
Centre [online]. Available
from:
https://www.cqc.org.uk/locati
on/1-571276905
[Accessed 26th
June 2020].
The Allendale Centre,
2020.The Allendale centre
[online]. Available from:
https://www.theallendale.org/
[Accessed 30th
June 2020].
The Allendale Magazine, at
the heart of the community,
2020. April-June. Issue 5.

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and Scrabble sessions and Baby Yoga. Tai Chi classes run by the East
Dorset Branch of Parkinson’s UK have also commenced at the centre
facilitating people in the area with the disease and is well regarded by
those who attend and is a support avenue for carers and family
members as well. Appendix HS6 shows a local article in The Allendale
magazine talking about some of these sessions and the benefits.
The WDCA which is the Wimborne and District Community Association
are responsible for the running, delivery and organisation of the
Allendale Centre. Currently the centre is closed as per Covid-19
protocols and is only open for NHS Blood Donor Sessions as this is
considered a vital service.
The café at the Allendale has recently opened for takeaway services
and throughout the pandemic has offered free hot meals to those in
need within the community in financial or health difficulties.
Complementary and Alternative Therapies and Treatments:
Wimborne Minster has six businesses offering private complementary
and alternative therapies and treatments on a private basis. These
include acupuncture, massage, osteopathy, chiropractic services,
Telephone Interview with
Sharon Keenan, Wimborne
Food Bank Coordinator.
[Interviewed by phone 30th
June 2020].

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counselling and homeopathic treatments. Other services include cranio
sacral therapy, yoga and meditation.
This demonstrates that the use of these types of therapies are in
demand in Wimborne Minster and the surrounding areas and
consequently that there are the finances present within the community
to cover the costs at private prices. Appendix HS7 details all the private
therapies available in the locality with information on the services they
provide. These services will evidently only be available to those
residents with the finances to pay for private therapies. Wimborne is an
affluent area, although there will be a degree of residents who would be
unable to access these private health facilities due to cost.
Job Centre/Employment Access:
Wimborne Minster itself is an affluent area and the census data from
2011 evidences that unemployment is relatively low, recorded as 366
economically inactive residents, not including retired and long-term sick
or disabled. In analysis, it can be argued that these numbers, which do
include students and people caring for family or home, will have
changed since 2011. People may wish to return to work as children
grow up, students graduate, and several retired persons may also wish
to re-enter the working environment to some degree. Furthermore, with
the current pandemic and its effect on business, access to job
Refer to Appendix HS7.
UK Census Data, 2011.
Wimborne Minster. [online].
Good Stuff. Available from:
https://www.ukcensusdata.co
m/wimborne-minster-

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assistance and job centres is likely to significantly increase in demand.
There is a couple of specialist recruitment centres in the Wimborne
locality, such as 360 Recruitment. In terms of access to government led
Jobcentres the nearest available sites would be Poole (20mins drive),
Bournemouth (30mins drive) or Blandford (20mins drive). Journeys
would be substantially longer by public transport and in heavy traffic
which is usually evident on the local roads particularly around
Bournemouth and Poole in normal circumstances, before the Covid-19
pandemic.
This itself may mean some residents are unable to easily access job
centres services due to distance, lack of transport or other related
personal factors adding stress to an already stressful situation.
Wimborne Foodbank+:
Wimborne food bank is situated in Gordon Road within the Leigh Park
Community Centre. The food bank has been operational since 2012
and is run by Faithworks Wessex, an independent Christian charity.
The foodbank provides food parcels for those in need in the community
through a voucher scheme. Vouchers are provided by Gps, Citizens
advise Bureau, Job Centres, homeless charities and schools.
e05003694#sthash.cSSJAW
Rc.dpbs
[Accessed 29th
June 2020].
360 Recruitment, 2020
[online]. Available from:
http://www.360recruitment.ne
t/
[Accessed 29th
June 2020].
NG

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Other services on offer within the foodbank include budget coaching
and advice, cooking and eating well courses, community lunches and
holiday top up vouchers for people who receive free school meals which
can be exchanged for small food parcels.
In a telephone interview, food bank coordinator Sharon Keenan advised
that packages are pre-packed and then extras, nappies for example,
are provided on assessment on the day. She also said that as
Wimborne is a generally affluent area with a significant older population,
they have more than enough volunteers and even have a waiting list for
people wishing to volunteer. Other food banks such as Bournemouth
and Poole often don’t have enough volunteers, she added. Appendix
HS8 details the 2019 annual report for the foodbank showing the
assistance they have provided to the Wimborne community and where
donations have originated. This evidences that there is a growing
demand for food bank services even though the area is as evidences
shows, an affluent locality.
Sharon also talked about how the other services have had to cease due
to the Covid-19 pandemic, but they have adjusted. Now providing
cookery kits, recipe cards and YouTube video links on how to cook the
meals to temporarily replace the cookery courses that were due to be
held in the community centre. Money advise and other services are now
by phone or video calls.
Faithworks Wessex, 2020.
Faithworks Wessex [online].
Available from:
https://faithworkswessex.org.
uk/
[Accessed 1st
July 2020].
Telephone Interview with
Sharon Keenan, Wimborne
Food Bank Coordinator.
[Interviewed by Phone on
30th
June 2020].
Wimborne Food Bank, 2020.
Wimborne Food Bank
[online]. Available from:
https://wimbornefoodbank.org
.uk/
[Accessed 1st
July 2020].
Wimborne Food Bank, 2019.

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The food bank also run the community fridge initiative from the
Allendale Centre. This is currently closed but normally is available for
people to put in fresh excess food they have, and food can be taken out
by anyone who needs it. Local shops including Waitrose also donate to
the fridge, with volunteers going to the shops to collect excess food that
otherwise would be wasted.
In analysis, the food bank and the services they provide are essential to
the growing area of Wimborne Minster and the larger surrounding area
of Wimborne such as Colehill and Lye Park.
The issue that even before the pandemic, demand had increased by
50% from 2018 to 2019 shows the need for the food bank services are
increasing despite the affluent area. The need is compounded by the
pandemic and the normal level of demand, in normal circumstances, for
the Wimborne area is on a par with the area of Christchurch, a much
larger area in Dorset. For the months of April and May the usage and
demand has increased 93% on this time last year due to the effect of
Covid-19 pandemic. That to date, the food bank has provided 500
parcels this year, the total for the whole of last year was 760. Appendix
HS9 is an article from the Allendale Magazine talking about the
foodbank and the services they provide including the community fridge
initiative.
Food Bank Annual Report.
Available from:
https://wimbornefoodbank.org
.uk/wp-
content/uploads/2020/06/FW-
Ann-Rev_WFB2019_web.pdf
[Accessed 1st
July 2020].
Daily Echo, 2018. Deprivation
in Dorset; laid bare. [Online].
Available from:
https://www.bournemouthech
o.co.uk/news/16151438.depri
vation-in-dorset-laid-bare/
[Accessed 10th
July 2020]

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Salvation Army: Wimborne:
The Salvation army is situated near to the Minster Church just off the
square. They have a congregation of which half are aged over 70 years
old.
In regards to the issue of homelessness, the Salvation army advised
me that if they have an issue with a homeless person in Wimborne,
occasionally this happens but it is not frequent, they will then consult
with the Boscombe Branch who my contact advises are well versed in
homelessness issues and the problems they face.
The Salvation Army offers luncheon clubs on a Thursday and a parent
and toddler group on a Wednesday at very cheap prices with services
on a Sunday.
These groups will help those in the local community access social
support and help from others in similar positions as well as the Church
and will facilitate interaction. For many elderly residents, a luncheon
club or similar initiatives provide important social stimulus. Many elderly
persons can become depressed and isolated, indeed NHS England and
Age UK found that nearly half of adults over 55, a staggering 7.7 million,
have experienced depression and one in five said their symptoms
worsened as they got older.
Social Services facilities:
Email Correspondence with
Major Carole Gadsden,
Salvation Army Wimborne,
3rd
July 2020.
Salvation Army, 2020.
Wimborne [online]. Available
from:
https://www.salvationarmy.or
g.uk/wimborne
[Accessed 7th
July 2020].
NHS England, 2017.Half of
Adults aged 55 and over
have experienced common
mental health problems, say
age UK [online]. Available
from:

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Within Wimborne, at Allenview House, East Dorset social services has
their offices. These are accessible to the residents for customer advice
and appointments for help with issues such as benefits, council tax,
environmental health, housing and parking. Offices are currently closed,
and information is available via email, telephone or the website for
residents.
Nursing/Residential Homes/Assisted living/Retirement living:
Wimborne Minster has two care homes and one retirement village in the
area. Though more are evident in the close vicinity and wider locality of
Wimborne. The retirement village is, on analysis, for more affluent
residents as prices start high for the flats and associated facilities. The
Streets Meadow care home is council run and therefore would be
accessible to Wimborne residents requiring care, including those with
Dementia, who are not so financially able to cover private fees which
can be substantial, but who wish to stay in the local area.
Renaissance Retirement: This is a retirement village with prices starting
from £270,000. The facilities include on site bookable guest room for
friends and family, on-site concierge, parking and some with views over
the River Allen.
https://www.england.nhs.uk/2
017/10/half-of-adults-aged-
55-and-over-have-
experienced-common-
mental-health-problems-say-
age-uk/
[Accessed 6th
July 2020].
Dorset Council 2020.
Allenview House, Wimborne
[online]. Available from:
https://www.dorsetcouncil.go
v.uk/contact/allenview-house-
wimborne.aspx
[Accessed 7th
July 2020].
Stoneleigh House Residential
Care Home, 2019. Stoneleigh
House [online]. Available
from:

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Stoneleigh House Residential Home: This is a residential home for the
elderly situated near to Waitrose and has a rating of good with the CQC
from 2017 on last inspection.
Streets Meadow: This care home is run by a company called Tricuro.
This company is wholly owned by Dorset and Bournemouth,
Christchurch and Poole Council and provides a whole range of health
services throughout Dorset. Streets Meadow care home has 60 rooms
over 2 floors and divided into 4 units of 15. Two of the units cater for
elderly with dementia. It had a CQC rating of good from inspection in
2019.
Home Care Agencies:
Wimborne Minster has one private home care agency with more in the
close vicinity and wider area of Wimborne. Candlelight Care provide
home care and offer live in care services.
Additionally, Tricuro, the council led service, also offer extensive home
care, night care and a reablement service for short term rehabilitation of
up to 6 weeks.
This shows that the residents of Wimborne Minster have a good access
to home care provision should they require it, at both private and social
services financial levels both within Wimborne Minster and from the
outlying localities.
http://www.stoneleighhouse.c
om/
[Accessed 07th
July 2020]
Renaissance Retirement,
2020. Renaissance
Retirement [online]. Available
form:
https://www.renaissanceretire
ment.co.uk/
[Accessed 6th
July 2020]
Streets Meadow, 2020.
Streets Meadow Care Home
[online]. Available from:
https://www.tricuro.co.uk/
[Accessed 7th
July 2020].
Candlelight Care, 2020.
Candlelight care, home care.
Available from:

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Summary and closing analysis:
Overall, the health and social services provision within Wimborne
Minster is very good. The NHS provided facilities work well and are a
credit to the community with the community hospital essential for many
people, not just the immediate area, but from outlying suburbs and
towns close by. There are many alternative and complementary
therapies within the area for those who can afford them and care home
and home care facilities for people from all economic backgrounds and
finances.
Social and health community led facilities and services are numerous
and cater for a wide spectrum of ages and abilities, particularly through
the Allendale centre and local initiatives.
The food bank had become increasingly used before Covid-19 and
more so during the pandemic. This maybe a potential issue as the
pandemic develops as donations are decreasing and use is increasing
significantly. The service may be put under a lot more pressure and will
be a lifeline for those who use it now and in the uncertain future.
Without this service being able to meet demand the physical and mental
health of those using the service will be affected negatively. Not being
able to access a food bank package when desperately needed would
produce high stress levels in people already struggling.
https://www.candlelightcare.c
o.uk/
[Accessed 5th
July 2020].
Cassidy, T., 2011 in
Devonport, TJ. Managing
Stress: from theory to
application. [Electronic
resource]. New York: Nova
Science Publishers, 161-199.

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Stressors can be defined by their emotional significance and meaning
to individuals (Cassidy 2011) and therefore interpretation of stress is
individual and built on numerous factors in a person’s life including the
element of controllability. Something that the current pandemic has
taken away from a lot of people is the element of control over what is
happening in their lives, compounding stressful events and their
interpretation of them. Foodbanks are a lifeline to those who feel as
though they have no control of where their next meal is coming from.

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• Community perceptions
Sections Observations and data Resources/Sources Names of
Students
contributing
to this
section
Your
perceptions
Wimborne is a well-established affluent country town which greatly respects its
historical and cultural heritage and its sense of community. The buildings within
the town evidence this, with the Minster, Museum, original roads and many
buildings surviving from the 16th
, 17, and 18th
centuries as care and attention has
been paid over the years to ensure that the history remains and is valued.
Wimborne is a locality that reflects a very good standard of living overall. The
facilities are good, and the social determinants of health have both positively
benefited and negatively affected the town throughout history and to the present
day. Being recognised as part of East Dorset and with the highest life expectancy
in the country, identifying issues was not straight forward. It is undoubtably a good
place to live and support systems are in place throughout the community which is
placed within a beautiful country town environment. It is evident tourism plays a
large part in the life of the town and that traditional elements are illustrated such
as the town magazines.

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Your
perceptions
Wimborne Minster retains many of its historical features as a vibrant market town
that is full of character. The town’s centre is very pretty with the River Allen
flowing right through the centre park area where there are many areas such as
the Square, cafes, hotels, pubs, restaurants, parks and open spaces where it is
easy to meet people. Wimborne is a nice community and well organised with
many old buildings from the 17th
and 18th
century. It is rich in history, culture, has
a thriving tourist trade and still has a thriving market. The landscape is beautiful
with good views from the Colehill area. It is a reserved community with an almost
village like atmosphere rather than a town.

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Once the Windshield survey is completed:
• Interpret the data collected and identify stressors.
• Assess community stressors using the Windshield survey as a guide.
• Consider the implications of stressors in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic
• Develop a community health and social wellbeing diagnosis and identify key issues.
• Summarise the findings from the Windshield survey and submit the completed report and all elements of the Windshield
survey by the due date
Summary Names of
Students
contributing to
this section
Wimborne Minster and the surrounding area of Wimborne is often perceived as an affluent area and in many ways, this
is an accurate description of the town and area. It has a rich history linked to the Minster Church and has very good
facilities across the spectrum of the Windshield Survey.
Contributions from
discussion with all
team members at
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The health and social well-being diagnosis for Wimborne Minster is good. The area and facilities facilitate a good
standard of living overall. The area and community allow for a good backup of resources in challenging times and
considering stressors from events such as the covid-19 pandemic. The availability and accessibility of outdoor areas for
daily exercise in the physical environment, green areas and access to river walks illustrate this and would have been
invaluable during the full lockdown period. Being able to easily access fresh air in a country environment and exercise
and the setting up of support groups within the town illustrate this. It is also evident that the town has a culture of care.
Buildings, gardens and the streets and town are presented well, no rubbish is evident, the area is clean and tidy and
presents a country town feel. Appendix photos throughout illustrate the feel of the town.
Tourism is an important element of the town and attention is paid to providing this provision with respect to the history
and culture of the town. Festivals and events are a large part of the life of the town and provide a significant revenue for
business in the area. The full effect of Covid-19 on this element remains to be seen, as with the rest of the country as
festivals have been cancelled or postponed till later in the year. Stressors such as unemployment and lack of tourism
may become more evident in Wimborne Minster and will be determined in a large part at a government level regarding
the lifting of restrictions moving forward and the confidence of people to visit places again.
It is also evident that the community of Wimborne is resilient and can pull together at times of tragedy, and bring about
positive change for the community, an example of this is the Skate Park at Redcotts. This was built by The Gunstone
Trust which was set up by family and friends within the community of Sam Gunstone who was killed in a car accident in
2010 on the Wimborne by-pass aged only 18 years. Appendix S1 shows the park and the information board set up next
to it at Redcotts which details the story behind its conception.
However, issues and avenues for improvement can still be identified, even in this affluent area. There are several areas
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1. Comments on the condition of the paths: Raised by residents regarding poor access as paths are slim in places
and not conducive for wheelchair users or for older persons. The town centre retaining historical markers and
buildings has meant that the layout and narrow side streets have not changed much and is not realistically
feasible to adapt narrow streets and to retain the history and feel of the town. Although recent changes to the
square in the last few years has meant significant improvement in path conditions and accessibility, this is an
area which could be addressed to ensure fair access to all. If residents feel they can't go out people potentially
could become isolated and depressed and not exercising creating more health issues.
2. Stopping of the Stour and Avon Magazine: The removal of the Stour and Avon magazine has resulted in local
members are now unable to keep up to date with local news. Although the Allendale magazine is still offered it is
only issued quarterly. People in the area rely on this magazine to get involved in local events and hear the news
around the town. Therefore, this may no longer be the case due to it no longer being available.
3. Bus Service in Wimborne Minster area: Buses in Wimborne are operated by Morebus with the routes running
being 3,4 and 13. Due to covid-19 route 4 is temporarily terminated causing there to be only two local buses
running through Wimborne. Route 3 runs every 30 minutes to and from Poole to Wimborne Monday-Saturday
daytime and is said to be the fastest route. Route 13 goes to and from Bournemouth to Wimborne every 30
minutes Monday to Saturday daytime and hourly on Sunday and during the evenings. The bus stops situated in
Wimborne are very spread out causing those living in particular areas have a far distance to travel in order to get
to a bus stop. With Wimborne serving an older generation, mobility is varied therefore a wider range of location
for bus stops would meet with their abilities a lot better.
4. Increasing use of food bank in Wimborne: In Wimborne demand has increased massively from 2018 to 2019.
This identifies the need for an increase in food banks in the area. Due to covid-19 the demand has increased by
almost 100% compared to this time last year providing 500 parcels already this year compared to last year
contributions from
discussion with all
team members at
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where they only sent 760 food parcels in the whole year. Wimborne is known as a wealthy area, but these
figures have proven that more food banks are now needed in the area, even more so with the Covid-19
pandemic.
5. No Government led unemployment office in Wimborne area: due to the current covid-19 pandemic,
unemployment has risen. Business have either had to close due to loss of expenses therefore people being
made redundant or business have had to reduce the number of staff. For those living in Wimborne this has come
with a bigger issue, as there is no unemployment office in the area to help with job advice and issues. The
closest job centre is either Bournemouth or Poole, which means travelling to one of these areas. For those with
no form of transport means using public transport which causes another stressor due to the covid-19 pandemic.
Four of these identified issues will now be discussed in more detail in the next section with comparisons to local areas.

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Analysis and Summary of Findings (Word limit 1000)
Key issues identified Analysis and summary of the Findings Names of Students
contributing to this section and
References/resources:
Communication:
The removal of
the Stour and
Avon magazine
BP
The ceasing of production for the Stour and Avon magazine has meant that
a portion of the Wimborne population is not able to keep up with ever
changing local news. The Allendale Magazine aims to bridge the gap
however it is only issued quarterly.
The wellbeing of Wimborne residents could be greatly improved through the
introduction of a more frequent magazine. As a high percentage of
the population is elderly it appears it is often difficult for some in the
community to keep up to date. They are unaware of new schemes in the
area such as the Lantern Befriending Service that helps to
tackle loneliness within the elderly. Those within a community do
not always have access or sometimes do not fully understand the use of ICT
services, it has been found that members of a community without
such amenities have a greater feeling of loneliness than those that do
(Pearlman-Avnion, Goldschmidt and Shamis, 2019) it is therefore necessary
to keep forms of communication that do not rely on ICT running on a
frequent basis.
Pearlman-Avnion, S.,
Goldschmidt, Y. and Shamis, N.,
2019 Impacts of Urbanization and
ICT Use on Loneliness Among
the Elderly in Israel. Education
and Urban Society, 52(6), 962-
983.
Communique: Wingrave WCA,
2020. Communique. Available
from: https://www.wingrave-
wca.co.uk/communique/ [Last
accessed: July 2020]

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Although there is move for more ICT services in modern society many
communities still manage to communicate without it. For example, in
villages around Buckinghamshire there is a communique system in which
750 copies of a magazine are posted through doors every month. This
system is still in place under covid-19 regulations and guidelines.
Transport:
Bus Service in
Wimborne
EY
Wimborne Minster has one of the highest ratings for life expectancy in the
country, but there are some stressors to daily life that could be improved
including public transport. Presently Wimborne has only one regular, daily,
bus route (no13) from Wimborne to Bournemouth, and one from Wimborne
to Poole (See appendix WS1). However, residents along Leigh Road have
no regular daily bus. Speaking to a retired resident in Cutlers Place, she
relies on the no13 for transport and has a ten-minute uphill walk to the bus-
stop but would not be using taxis as they are expensive. She also said that
pavements are not in the best of condition.
Transport often becomes a stressor when people become less mobile as
they grow older, tend not to go out so much, are often more conscious of
spending money, or simply concerned of tripping over bad
pavements. Residents can become more isolated affecting their physical
and mental health.
Kiddle, 2020. Wimborne Minster
Facts For kids [online]. Available
from:
https://kids.kiddle.co/Wimborne_
Minster
[Accessed 6th
July 2020].

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I have included a comparison with neighbouring Ringwood with population
of 14,360, which has a better local community bus service (shown in blue in
appendix WS2). This runs half-hourly within the populated area and linking
to the central bus stand in the town centre where passengers can then
transfer to longer distance bus routes (shown in red), to Bournemouth,
Salisbury, Verwood, Ferndown or intercity coaches as required. This
Ringwood approach would appear advantageous.
MoreBus 13 Route, 2020. Route
13 [online]. Available from:
https://passenger-line-
assets.s3.eu-west-
1.amazonaws.com/morebus/SQ/1
3-timetable-20200531-
c50b145c.pdf
[Accessed 6th
July 2020]
City Population, 2018.
Ringwood population Estimate
[online]. Available from:
https://www.citypopulation.de/en/
uk/southeastengland/hampshire/E
35001137__ringwood/
[Accessed 6th
July 2020].
BusTimes, 2020. Ringwood Bus
Transport [online]. Available
from:

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https://bustimes.org/localities/ring
wood
[Accessed 6th
July 2020].
Unemployment Office
Access:
PO
As of 2010, the rate of unemployment in Wimborne was 3.4%. The price has
spiked in 2020, given the current Coronavirus pandemic. The closure has
affected many, with businesses reducing their staff to maintain the
resources that they would incur for paying employees for work undone.
Some employees are on unpaid leave, while interns and those on temporary
contracts unable to secure new positions in the community. Most
businesses have closed and are not planning to reopen, with event planning
cancelled indefinitely due to the social distance rule that all individuals are
expected to abide by. Recreational places such as Allendale Centre have
been closed as well, leaving many without any source of income. This
situation led to increased tension and mental distress on many who are
uncertain about their futures in their places of work. Given that there is no
job centre in Wimborne, it is difficult for residents to find a source of
employment within the town. With the current restrictions, most people are
unable to seek employment in nearby cities.
The pandemic has caused psychological trauma, triggering
depression, and stress as people think of how to survive and feed their
families. This situation can lead to suicide and also causes aggressive
Dorset Council. (2020). Area
Profile for Wimborne
Minster. Dorset Insights.
https://apps.geowessex.co
m/insights/AreaProfiles/W
ard/wimborne-minster.
[Accessed 30th
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Dorset Council. (2020). 20th
Century Wimborne
Minster (1914 – Present
Day).
Dorsetcouncil.gov.uk.
https://www.dorsetcouncil.
gov.uk/libraries-history-
culture/local-history-

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behaviour to those affected, affecting marriages as well and leads to
depression.
Additionally, these individuals are likely to experience PTSD as they
adapt to their current situations since they must care for their health and
worry about their finances. The residents are also buried in debt as they
take out loans for survival. Most people are buried in universal debt, which
spiked in mid-May.
The statistics of unemployment has increased substantially during this Covid
era, and also given the fact that there is no job centre in Wimborne. In
comparison to Ferndown, the unemployment rate is much higher than that
of Wimborne and there is no job centre in Ferndown which is closer to
Wimborne, which means person’s seeking employment will have to travel as
far as Bournemouth.
heritage/pdf/historic-
towns/wimborne-
minster/wimborne-minster-
part-5.5-historical-
analysis-twentieth-
century-february-2011.pdf
[Accessed 30th
June 2020].
Food Bank Provision
in Wimborne:
AK
The first two weeks of the coronavirus lockdown triggered an unprecedented
rise in food bank use as the economy was hit and household incomes
plunged, data from hundreds of emergency food aid charities reveals.
The Trussell Trust, the UK’s biggest food bank network, said it experienced
its busiest ever period after lockdown was announced on 23 March, when it
issued 50,000 food parcels in the space of a week, almost double its usual
volume.
Bournemouth Echo (2020), Food
banks having to change how they
operate to keep up
demand [0nline]. Available
from:https://www.bournemouthec
ho.co.uk/news/18343844.foodban
ks-change-operate-keep-

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The number of children's food parcels distributed by the Trussell Trust in the
last two weeks of March more than doubled compared with the same period
in 2019.
The dramatic recent increase in food bank reliance, which comes after years
of gradually rising food bank use, were caused by people’s income dropping
– often because they had lost their job – or because their benefit payments
failed to keep up with the cost of living, the trust said.
In Wimborne, demand had increased by 50% from 2018 to 2019 shows the
need for the food bank services are increasing. For the months of April and
May the usage and demand has increased 93% on this time last year due to
the effect of Covid-19 pandemic. That to date, the food bank has provided
500 parcels this year, the total for the whole of last year was 760. Many of
the pupils that remain in school are those on low income and rely on free
school meals. Foodbanks are continuing to keep up with this demand and
provide for these vulnerable students.
demand/ [Accessed on 2nd
July
2020].
The Guardian UK (2020), UK food
banks face record demand in
coronavirus crisis
[online].Available from: https://ww
w.theguardian.com/society/2020/
may/01/uk-food-banks-face-
record-demand-in-coronavirus-
crisis [Accessed 2nd July 2020].
Faithworks Wessex,
2020. Faithworks Wessex
[online]. Available from:
https://faithworkswessex.org.uk/
[Accessed 1st July 2020].
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I have been able to undertake my share of the researching and gathering of data and contributed to completing the above report in
order to receive the allocated 150 practice hours.
Student 1-…………………..……
Student 2-………………………..
Student 3-………….…………….
Student 4-……...…………….…
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List of Appendices:
Code Description Page
H1 Location Map of Wimborne. 96
H2 Detailed map of Wimborne c1900 97
H3 Minster Church Photos Past and Present. 98
H4 Wimborne Railway. 99
H5 Victoria Hospital Past and Present. 100
H6 Collage Photos of Market and folk festival. 101
H7 Skyline and Surrounding Countryside. 102
D1 Location of Wimborne Minster. 103
D2 Gender Percentage of Wimborne Minster. 103
D3 Ethnicity Percentage of Wimborne Minster. 103
PE1 River Allen Close to Centre of Wimborne. 104
PE2 River Allen in Flood. 105
PE3 River Stour and Road bridge into Wimborne. 106
PE4 River Stour as it Leaves Wimborne. 107
PE5 Map of Wimborne Minster Layout. 108
HS1 Location of Wimborne Hospital. 109
HS2 Wimborne Victoria Hospital Minor Injuries Information and Covid-19
Changes.
110
HS3 Wimborne Hospital relative to Poole and Bournemouth Hospitals. 111
HS4 Locations of Gp Surgeries. 112
HS5 Carer Services Available at Gp Surgeries. 113

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Code Description Page
HS6 Tai Chi and Pilates at the Allendale Article. 114
HS7 Table of Alternative and Complementary Treatments in Wimborne. 115
HS8 Wimborne Food Bank Annual Report 2019. 116
HS9 Wimborne Food Bank and Community Fridge Article. 117
TS1 No4 Bus Route. 118
TS2 No13 Bus Route. 118
TS3 Taxi Rank Locations. 119
TS4 Pie Chart of Crime in Wimborne 120
TS5 Crime Triangle. 120
TS6 Location of Emergency Services in Wimborne. 121
CO1 Social Communication Areas of Wimborne. 122
CO2 Allendale Magazine and Communication of Information. 123
CO3 Article Regarding Communication Issue in Wimborne. 124
CO4 Notices in Town Hall. 125
YP1 Community Initiative for Skate Park. 126
WS1 Wimborne Bus Route. 127
WS2 Ringwood Community Bus Route. 128

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Appendix H1:
Wimborne Minster location.
Map showing the location of Wimborne Minster with the Minster Church highlighted.
Source:
https://www.google.com/maps/place/Wimborne+Minster,+Wimborne/@50.7997773,-
1.9997789,14z/data=!3m1!4b1!4m5!3m4!1s0x4873a4932ce75213:0x301fc3362b680
ddb!8m2!3d50.8004646!4d-1.9830004

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Appendix H2:
Detailed map of Wimborne Minster 1887- 1900.
Source:
https://www.francisfrith.com/wimborne-minster/wimborne-minster-1887-
1900_hosm63260

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Appendix H3:
Wimborne Minster Church, Past and Present Photos.
Wimborne Minster 2019. Source: https://www.visit-dorset.com/ideas-and-
inspiration/blog/read/2019/08/discover-wimborne-and-rural-dorset-with-our-3-day-
itinerary-b69
Wimborne Minster c1860-1890. Source: https://historicengland.org.uk/services-
skills/education/educational-images/minster-church-of-st-cuthberga-wimborne-
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Appendix H4:
Wimborne Railway.
Location of the old Wimborne
Railway and station. Source:
http://www.disused-
stations.org.uk/w/wimborne/
Railway station at Wimborne
1963.
Source: http://www.disused-
stations.org.uk/w/wimborne/

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Example of Activity log from 1 student
Team collaboration entries in Blue. (Team collaboration also through continual WhatsApp
group communication and Teams throughout the 4 weeks).
Date/Time: Activity Log:
Brief Details of Activity and Action Agreed:
Initials:
11/06/2020 1 hour Set up Teams and WhatsApp group for IKP group and
uploaded activity log and assignment template.
17/06/2020 1 Hour: Zoom meeting with all team members.
Decided on locality of Wimborne Town.
Divided up community core and community care systems
sections between the 6 team members, each to research 2
sections and add information to assignment template on
Teams. Meet again with Emma on Friday and as a group in
max 2 weeks to look at next stage.
18/06/2020 7 hours reading printed out chapters from Brightspace,
highlighting them and looking for websites and sources of
information regarding researching the history of Wimborne
Minster.
19/06/2020 8 hours researching and developing history section.
19/06/2020 1 Hour: Group meeting with Academic Assessor for feedback
and guidance on moving forward with assignment.
20/06/2020 8 hours researching and reading websites on history.
21/06/2020 7 hours working on history section and collating information.
22/06/2020 9 hours throughout day including working on and finalising
History section and uploaded to teams along with resources
used for others to access is helpful. WhatsApp messages
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meeting this week plus see how all are getting on and advise
on where I am up to. Started looking for appendices to add,
maps and old photos.
23/06/2020 8 hours researching and sourcing photos for history
appendices section.
25/06/2020 8 hours finishing collating and putting together appendices for
the history section. Started researching and prep work for
Health and Social Services section.
26/06/2020 8 hours researching and prep work for the Health section.
27/06/2020 7 hours researching health and social services in Wimborne.
29/06/2020 5 hours researching and compiling health section. Emails to
minster church, food bank and Salvation Army, Wimborne.
30/06/2020 6 hours compiling health section.
Arranging Zoom for Thursday for all group.
Phone interview with manager of Wimborne foodbank.
01/07/2020 6 Hours working on health section.
02/07/2020 4 hours working on health section.
02/07/2020 1 and a half hour Zoom meeting with all other team members
discussing next stages, identifying issues and work
delegation.
03/07/2020 4 hours working on final formatting and design of final
assignment.
03/07/2020 1 hour Zoom with Academic Assessor to discuss assignment
and ask questions.
05/07/2020 6 hours proof reading history section, checking references in
correct format, accessed dates present and adding to final
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06/07/2020 4 Hours with colleague visiting Wimborne and taking photos.
Social distancing always adhered to as per current Covid-19
procedures.
06/07/2020 8 hours working on completing health section, checking
history section, formulating reference list for both sections,
organising resources in line with text.
Assisted peer with appendices formatting.
07/07/2020 10 hours working on entire document, resident perceptions
and summary section.
08/07/2020 9 hours working on formatting document, finishing section on
health, liaising with all other team members and organising
and transferring information from teams to final document.
Sending lots of emails and messages and lots of phone calls
between all team members.
09/07/2020 7 hours finalising and organising for submission.
Total: 154 hours