.	Location or Activity Village Hall	Hazard	Persons in Danger	Severity 1 - 10	Likelihood 1 - 10	Rate	Measures/Comment
1	Car parking	Struck by a vehicle entering the car park, struck by a vehicle manoeuvring in the car park. Pedestrians on the footpath being struck by a vehicle entering or leaving the car park. Vehicles colliding with other road users while entering or leaving the car park.	Hall users, car park users, road users, footpath users.	5	1	5	Car park is well surfaced and thus drivers are not distracted by poor surface issues such as pot-holes. Car park lighting is available; a delay switch allows users to exit the hall in light conditions. Cars entering and leaving the car park are restricted in speed terms by the design of the gate. Possible risk for ad-hoc users who may not be aware of external lights. Improvements can be made by making it more obvious to such users how the car-park lighting works.
2	Using the hall	Slips and trips.	Hall users	5	2	10	The car park and main hall floor are well surfaced, not slippy and free from any obvious trip danger.
3	Using the kitchen	Slips and trips	Kitchen users	5	3	15	The floor to the kitchen is in poor conditions, the kitchen floor is old and of a material which is slippy when wet. Measures should be taken to reduce the risk in this area.

.	Location or Activity Village Hall	Hazard	Persons in Danger	Severity 1 - 10	Likelihood 1 – 10	Rate	Measures/Comment
4	Using the kitchen	Cleaning substances	Users	5	5	25	If cleaning liquids and bleaches are left out available to all and any user then there is a risk of misuse and/or mistakes which could be hazardous. Instructions should be given to all regular hall users that any such material must be kept locked up out of sight in their personal cupboards.
5	Exiting the hall in an emergency.	Crush, trips.	Hall users	5	1	5	The hall has three exits, two are double doors (though the main exit is likely to be only used as a single door). The exit from the kitchen is sometimes locked, the frame lock should be removed to ensure only the snib lock can be in place. Longer term, this kitchen door should be replaced with a better exit door.

.	Location or Activity Pavilion/Field	Hazard	Persons in Danger	Severity 1 - 10	Likelihood 1 - 10	Rate	Measures/Comment
1	Car parking	Struck by a vehicle entering the car park, struck by a vehicle manoeuvring in the car park. Vehicles colliding with other road users while entering or leaving the car park.	Pavilion users, car park users, field users. Users of the Recycling Bins Users of the Scout Hut.	5	1	5	Car park is poorly surfaced and thus drivers may be distracted by poor surface issues such as pot-holes. Car park lighting is not available. No speed restriction exists to limit entrance and exit speeds. The use of the pavilion is restricted to a play group and a football club, these are daytime users only. The field access is also used by the users of the Scout Hut – Cubs, Brownies, their parents etc. The visibility in the car park during day light hours is excellent and limits the risk. The use of the Scout Hut on dark evenings presents a risk only partly mitigated by one street light close to the hut. Longer term the Council should consider the use of the pavilion and field and consider measures to reduce the speed of vehicles entering the field. The Recycling bins are accessed via the entrance road to the field, often car users will drive in and reverse out onto a non-speed restricted road. Consideration should be given to making this process less hazardous by either providing a turning circle – high cost – or removing some hedges to improve visibility.

.	Location or Activity Pavilion/Field	Hazard	Persons in Danger	Severity 1 - 10	Likelihood 1 - 10	Rate	Measures/Comment
2	Using the hall	Slips and trips.	Hall users	5	2	10	The pavilion floor is well surfaced, not slippy and free from any obvious trip danger. Entrance to pavilion is often via the kitchen and this floor is old and of a material which is slippy when wet.
3	Using the kitchen	Slips and trips	Kitchen users	5	3	15	The floor to the kitchen is in poor conditions, Use of the kitchen is essentially only as route into the pavilion and this is discussed above.
4	Using the playground.	Slips and trips.	Children and adults	5	1	5	The equipment is inspected on an annual basis by ROSPA. The area is routinely overviewed by parish councillors and any problems dealt with on an ad-hoc basis.
5	Using the football field	Slips and trips	Players	5	1	5	The area is routinely overviewed by parish councillors and any problems dealt with on an ad-hoc basis.
6	Using the Recycling bins	Cuts from glass	Users	2	2	4	The area is routinely overviewed by parish councillors and any problems dealt with on an ad-hoc basis.

	Location or Activity Church Path	Hazard	Persons in Danger	Severity 1 - 10	Likelihood 1 – 10	Rate	Measures/Comment
1.	Accessing the church	Slips and trips	All users of the path	5	4	20	The surface area of the path between the old school house and the schoolmaster’s house is in poor condition. The Council is investigating how the old limestone slabs which make up the surface can be relaid and made safe.

.	Location or Activity Bus Shelters	Hazard	Persons in Danger	Severity 1 - 10	Likelihood 1 – 10	Rate	Measures/Comment
1.	Using the bus-shelters	Slips and trips	Users	5	1	5	The bus-shelters are routinely overviewed by parish councillors and any problems dealt with on an ad-hoc basis.
2	Using the bus-shelters	Cuts from broken glass on the floor.	Users	2	4	8	The bus-shelters are routinely overviewed by parish councillors and any problems dealt with on an ad-hoc basis.
3	Using or Passing the bus shelters	Hit by snow or ice falling from the roof.	Users, passers by.	1	1	2	No occurrence of such an accident is known to have happened.
4.	Village Bonfire	Hit by firework.	Public	8	1	1	The segregation area, the safe landing area and the professional standards of the lighter mitigate the risk.
5	Village Bonfire	Hit by vehicle	Public	8	1	8	Use of traffic lanes and marshals mitigate the risk.
6	Village Bonfire	Flare from bonfire	Public	5	1	5	The segregation area and marshals mitigate the risk.