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BERRIEW
NEWSLETTER
Photograph sent to us by Ferol Richards
NUMBER 385 SEPTEMBER 2020
NEWS FROM THE SHOP
Well, we have a newly plastered and decorated shop now! Dave is adding the final touches to
the painting but it’s all coming along nicely. Over the bank holiday the fireproof tiles will be
installed on the ceiling in the back room, hopefully there will not be too much interruption.
We also had the outside of the shop painted last week which looks wonderful, thank you all
for your patience whilst this was going on. Kirsty, Laura, Jayne and Rita held the fort whilst
I had a bit of a break, can I just say a big thank you to them, and I have heard from so many
customers what an amazing job they did.
We are continuing all the time to get new stock into the shop, if there is anything we do not
stock that you think would be useful to you please let us know, we can get products in to
order too.
I have been asked on many occasions if we do an ‘Interflora’ service, we can arrange for
flowers to be sent worldwide, its similar to Interflora but it is a network of florists that work
independently so we cut out the middleman. At the end of this August I will start to get in
more plants now the weather is starting to cool a little.
I know a number of our customers are still feeling safer staying at home so please don’t
forget we are still accepting grocery deliveries, orders can be made by either telephoning or
by email to [email protected]
Finally just a note about August Bank Holiday, the shop will be on normal hours, but the Post
Office will be closed on Bank Holiday Monday.
BERRIEW DEFIBRILLATOR
PLEASE REMEMBER A DEFIBRILLATOR
(AED)
IS LOCATED IN THE VILLAGE AT:
THE FRONT ENTRANCE TO THE
COMMUNITY CENTRE.
ACCESS CODE: 1111
Berriew Stores Opening Hours
Monday 8am – 6pm Tuesday 8am – 6pm
Wednesday 8am – 6pm Thursday 8am-6pm Friday 8am – 6pm
Saturday 8am – 5pm Sunday 8am – 5pm
PLEASE NOTE POST OFFICE OPENS 10AM – 4PM, WEEKDAYS, SATURDAY 8AM – 1PM
AND , SUNDAY – CLOSED.
These hours may change due to staff sickness or holidays.
Berriew Community Group
Following on from the spring when we had unofficial support for the community through the early part of the pandemic in a number of different ways that seemed to come together and work, it seems sensible to continue support throughout the forthcoming autumn and winter months. I will liaise with the community council about whether they would take over the coordination of village support through the remainder of the pandemic which would put it on a more formal footing and allow access to additional resources if necessary. In the meantime we have an original list of volunteers that I will ensure is checked and updated. If anyone new is happy to volunteer please email the following to [email protected]
1. Contact details; 2. Geographical areas you are able to cover; 3. Limitations as to days, times or types of help you can offer; 4. Whether you have access to a 4x4 in case of severe weather.
In the meantime if anyone needs any help with anything please ask through the Berriew Community Facebook Page or ask a neighbour or relative to post for you https://www.facebook.com/groups/BerriewCommunityGroup Darrell Shephard
Helen Hamer 1963 – 2020 Many of you will know already that Helen died on Sunday 16th August after a brave battle with cancer. This is an unimaginably sad time for her parents Eric and Elizabeth, and for Bryan, Dominic, Jamie, Bridget and her siblings, Mary, Frances and Michael, and to all who know the family. Helen was a wonderful lady, radiant, witty, intelligent, kind and loving. She was a friend and neighbour to us, and to very many people in the community. You may wish to know the arrangements for Helen’s funeral so that you can pay your respects to her and the family. Her burial will take place at 14:00 on Saturday 29th August at the Green Lane Burial Field at Abermule. Only close family will be able to attend. The cortege will pass through Berriew on its way to the field at about 13:40, so those who wish to say their last goodbyes might need to arrive in Berriew a little before that, say 13:30. The family is happy to receive flowers at their home or alternatively, donations may be made to either Macmillan Nurses or The Lingen Davies Charitable Trust, both of whom Helen thought very highly of. I have been deeply touched by Helen’s death and have been asked by the family to make this announcement so that all her friends and neighbours know. Please pass the word on. Helen, thinking about you will always make me smile. The fun, happiness and joy you gave, and your three wonderful children, are the most valuable legacy anyone could leave. Phil Bettley
PENTRE LLIFIOR METHODIST CHAPEL, BERRIEW. SY21 8QJ
ALL DETAILS SUBJECT TO CHANGE as the Covid-19 situation demands.
Like our Facebook - Pentre Llifior Methodist Chapel - page to be kept up-to-date.
Welcome to September, The Good News is…………
We are now open for worship - yay!
With further guidance and lifting of restrictions being issued by the Government and Methodist Church, we are pleased to announced that we will be open each Sunday at 2.30pm for worship. We have completed all the necessary risk assessments etc and protocols are now in place to allow us to meet. This means that social distancing (2m), hand sanitising and providing track & trance details are a MUST for ALL attendees. Face coverings and disposable gloves are also available for those wishing to use them and of course, family "bubbles" may sit together. For the time being, worship will take the form of All Age Cell Group (informal style), meeting in the Chapel - the Preacher's Stable remains closed, apart from the toilet facilities. We are NOT allowed to sing collectively, however, this does not stop music being played so we will have to be content with listening to hymns and wait to test if our vocal chords can still reach those high notes!
For those still a little uncertain about venturing out, we continue to issue our weekly worship at home sheets via our Circuit website - you are always welcome to use these for free. All services are prepared by ministers and lay preachers and can be found at:-
www.wbhmethodists.org.uk Access is also available via our Facebook page along with the technical notes to be able to enjoy the service to its full potential. Here's a reminder of what to do. To join in the hymns or follow the readings in a new tab, Press Shift and Ctrl together (bottom left of keyboard) and (left) click on the link. You can then click back on the worship sheet once it starts to follow the hymn or reading. NOTE: Don't forget, though, to close the new tab after the audio has finished. Apologies for the ads at the start of the hymns, our tech guys just can't seem to remove these.
September always marks a time of change within Methodism. It's the time that many Ministers move circuit and this year we welcome our new Superintendent, Rev. Jacquie Evans. We hope that she and her husband John will be happy sharing time with us over the next 5 years. Change sometimes unsettles us, we are comfortable with what we know and the routine of things. Becoming a Christian can sometimes mean BIG changes - you only need to look at the story of Saul's conversion to Paul in Acts ch.9. It's almost unbelievable that someone could change that much - from one extreme to the other! Can they? Especially in today's world? Well, several years ago I met a guy called Kim Goh. He had been a member of the Triads, in fact a very high ranking "member" in the hierarchy within the UK. He evaded police capture for quite some time but was eventually caught and convicted. Whilst serving his sentence he was converted. So from one extreme to the other - just like Saul. Kim's book "Conquering the Dragon" (Authentic Media, 2008: ISBN 978-1-86024-616-6) tells of some of his exploits prior to God calling him, his visit to the "Godfather" in Wales, as well as details of how his conversion happened (Ch. 11). It's a short book, 150 pages only, but very readable and an interesting insight into a man who was once feared for his violence by many but who has become a testament to God's love for all. If you're not into reading, do a Google search on the Reverend Kim Goh and you'll find various links telling his story. No-one is immune or beyond God's love and care, as Rev. Kim's testimony clearly shows!
Mandy
Thought for the month:
"Don't give God's instructions. just report for duty". Contacts: Andrew Mathieson tel: 01938 555376 or Mandy email: [email protected]
Refail Presbyterian Chapel
Minister Rev. Dr. D. Stirling Services every Sunday at 10 a.m. unless otherwise stated 2020
Following the closure of the Chapels due to the Covid -19, the Refail Chapel has assessed and put in place safety measures in the Chapel including marking out for social distancing. Hand gel and antiseptic wipes will be available
With the Ministers permission we are planning to open the Chapel for a service on Sunday 6th September. which will be a communion service. Further services in September will be arranged subject to visiting preachers otherwise they will be members services. September 13th 20th 27th Will be a harvest thanksgiving but without the usual Chapel decorations and no Harvest Lunch . P.Hall. 668085
Following the article from Peter Watkin – ‘Penysarn Cottage’ in the August
issue of the Newsletter we have received the following comments:-
From Eryl Tucker:-
I was so interested in the postcard from Peter Watkin in the August Newsletter. I wonder how he came by it?
Did it never get to Nurse Ellis?
In 1917 Brynteg was the home of my grandparents, Lucy and Sydney Smith, and their sons Douglas, aged
five (who became my father), and Gordon, aged one. I well remember Granny telling me how she saved
Gordon's life by sticking her fingers down his throat to dislodge the diphtheritic membrane when he had
turned blue.
The writer of the postcard, Sue, would be Sue Ellis who was a teacher at the school and lodged with my
grandparents. (She came from Llanfyllin). Presumably the addressee, Aggie, Nurse Ellis, would be her sister.
Sue later became a missionary in Papua New Guinea and married a Mr Rankin. I believe she visited Berriew
School later to talk to the children about her experiences. Sue kept in touch with Granny all her life.
Eryl Tucker
From Glenys McKee:-
I am Glenys McKee, daughter of Douglas Smith. I have just read the article with photograph of Penysarn
Cottage, and Peter Watkin asks about the people mentioned: I can give some information. Douglas Smith
was born on July 14th, so the postcard was written the day after his 5th birthday. He was born in Brynteg, as
was his brother Gordon who was four years younger, though I can't remember exactly when his birthday
was. His mother was Lucy Amy Jones, married to Sydney Smith; they lived in Brynteg after their marriage
in 1911. Lucy had two sisters, Eileen and Eva. Eileen was two years older than Agnes, Eva was younger than
Agnes. It seems likely that Eileen would be the Miss Jones mentioned, staying to help with the new baby.
Sue Ellis lodged at Brynteg with the family (she came from Llanfyllin) as she was a pupil teacher at Berriew
School. It seems likely that Nurse Aggie Ellis was related to Sue, perhaps a sister. Sue later became a
missionary and worked for years in Papua New Guinea. She married a fellow missionary, Bob Rankin; I met
them both when they visited my parents in 1952 or 3 during our time in Paisley, Scotland. Sue still spoke
Welsh and made friends with our Welsh corgi, Ianto, who had been bred by Welsh speaking people in Port
Talbot, and responded better to commands in Welsh rather than English - though he had to learn English as
Father's Welsh was rather limited by then: "Tyd yma!" worked when "Come here!" might be ignored. Sue
chatted to him in Welsh and he sat adoringly at her feet.
I'm afraid I can't help with Penysarn Cottage (presumably now demolished, as Peter Watkin can't identify it).
My husband suggests that a search of Census returns for 1911 and 1921 might be useful.
My husband and I usually spend our summer holiday in Montgomeryshire, but have cancelled this year. I
note that the newsletter had some of the handicraft classes for 2021, so hope to see you all at Berriew Show
then with entries in hand. Best wishes. Glenys McKee.
Also from Glenys:
I found in my father’s collection an Ordnance Survey map published in 1836. It shows a place called Pen-y-
soryn. It is off the Manafon Road, about halfway between Berriew and Manafon: turn right just after Ty
Coch. We looked up the census returns for 1911, but they are not easy to search using place names, they
want personal names. I think, in common parlance, Penysoryn could easily be said as Penysarn. This place is
not marked on the 1953 map. Please pass this additional information on to Peter Watkin, and wish him good
luck!
WORDSEARCH
MONTGOMERY MEDICAL PRACTICE
Ways to contact the Surgery
As you can imagine, our phone lines are extremely busy at the moment. This is due to a number of factors.
Here are some answers to frequent calls which we are receiving.
Are you open ?
Yes - Our opening times at both Montgomery and Ladywell have not changed at all.
Montgomery Opening Hours
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday
8am – 6.00pm (Our minor injury unit is open until 6.30pm)
Ladywell Opening Times
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Friday (please note Ladywell is closed on a Thursday)
9am – 1pm
How can I order my repeat prescription?
If you are wanting to order a repeat prescription, please use our designated repeat prescription order lines.
These lines have an answerphone facility where you can leave a message specifying what you wish to order
– please ensure you provide us with your patient details.
If you collect from Montgomery, please call: 01686 669036
If you collect from Ladywell, please call: 01686 669029
Please allow 48 hours before collecting your prescription.
I just want to check if my prescription is ready to collect
Please allow a minimum of 48 hours before you collect your prescription. If there are any issues with your
order request, the dispensary team will contact you directly. If your prescription is ordered via the automatic
ordering system, this will be run off monthly and will be ready to collect when you are reaching the end of
your current months prescription.
Can I come to the surgery to collect my prescription?
Of course you can. It is extremely important that patients remain on their current medication regime
therefore we have tried to make the collection process as safe as possible. To collect your prescription,
please wait at the window and when asked please provide the contact details for your or the person you are
collecting for. You will be then asked to wait and you will receive the prescription. If there is a queue by the
window, please ensure you stand two meters away from the person in front.
Should I be shielding?
The shielding guidelines have been set out by the government. Please visit their website to see the shielding
criteria. The COVID19 restrictions in Wales are being reviewed and updated on a regular basis. Please keep
an eye out for announcements from the Welsh Government to keep up to date with welsh guidelines.
How can I cancel an appointment with the surgery?
Please leave an answerphone message on our cancellation line - 01686 669019.
How can I contact the District Nurses
For any District Nurse queries, please contact them direct on 01686 668152. Please leave an answerphone
message if there is no answer. The District Nurses will pick up their messages throughout the day and
respond to you as soon as they can.
Please remember if your query is not urgent, you can contact us via email or text.
07800 008634
Thank you for your co-operation
Free for Berriew residents with code: BERRIEWRESIDENT20
www.ticketsource.co.uk/almos
0333 666 3366
OPEN FOR BOOKINGS
BOWLING UNDER ‘COVID 19’ RESTRICTIONS Great news! The Club is now open and playing time slots are available under strict rules to protect each individual member and the Club. All current and 2019 members should have received a detailed set of rules for playing under Covid 19 restrictions, either by email or
post. If you haven’t, please contact Emma Gittins who will provide you with a set. Emma is also the point of contact to book your time slot.
Telephone – 07807 801 256 - after 17:30 please Text/WhatsApp – 07807 801 256 Email – [email protected]
IMPORTANT: You will be greeted when you arrive, so please do not turn up at the Club to play without having paid in advance and with your confirmed time slot.
‘100 CLUB’ JULY 2020 DRAW WINNERS 1st place - £60 – Barry Wallis
2nd place - £25 – Sue Haycock 3rd place - £15 – Paul Harris
Well done Sue, a second win for you.
This first ‘100 CLUB’ will run from May to October 2020 and each month will pay out a total of £100 to 3 lucky members.
1st PRIZE £60.00 - 2nd PRIZE £25.00 - 3rd PRIZE £15.00.
But don’t worry, you haven’t missed the boat. Due to its popularity we are now preparing a waiting list for the next ‘100 CLUB’ which will start in November 2020 and could include even more than 100 members. And the more members we have, who pay only £10.00 for 6 months membership, the bigger the prize fund will be EVERY MONTH. If you want to be
included on the next ‘100 CLUB,’ waiting list, just send your name and address details to:
Nerys Lewis, 8, Canal Close, Newtown, Powys, SY16 2HG. or email [email protected]
And remember, you don’t need to be a Bowls Club Member to join the ‘100 CLUB,’ anyone can join.
HIRE OUR CLUBHOUSE THROUGHOUT THE YEAR The Clubhouse is available throughout the year for hire for WEDDINGS, CHRISTENINGS,
BIRTHDAY CELEBRATIONS, FUNERAL TEAS, MEETINGS etc... For more details contact SUE REES on 01686 640418
PETE JACKSON – PUBLICITY OFFICER – 01686 640436 – [email protected]
BERRIEW ADDRESS
PRE-SCHOOL Berriew School
and Berriew, Welshpool
Toddler Group Powys,SY21 8BA.
TELEPHONE
Open During Powys School Terms Playgroup Leader Mobile - 07495698789
Note from the Treasurer
The committee are very grateful for all donations and we hope to use them efficiently and economically to
keep up the news service to Berriew. We would like to thank Eileen Price, Mrs. M. Gethin and Kerry Huber
for their donations.
Mrs. P. Hall Treasurer
Hatha Yoga in Castle Caereinion
Covid Update
Well maybe by the time you read this we may be in a position to restart classes, watch this space!
The class will be adapted to be Covid safe.
One thing I will have to do is ask people to book a place at the class just so I have some idea of numbers. I think to start with I will restrict numbers to 12 people, this is not usually a problem but I will need to be cautious to start, see how it goes.
Anyone interested in starting the class please call me on the Tel numbers shown below.
A reminder of a subject I left off with back in March, Pranayama:-
Pranayama
We pay so little attention to our breath, why should we, it just happens? But often with the stresses and strains of our lives our breathing becomes maybe shallow and rapid, tense without us realising. In yoga we focus a lot of attention on the breath, learning particular yogic breathing techniques which are known as Pranayama. This helps us in several ways, the way we breath can often be affected by stress focusing attention on the breath re learning how to breath or just using the breath as a focus of attention will help calm cluttered minds. Pranayama directly works on the nervous system. Daily Pranayama positively affects autonomic nervous system which controls and governs essential functions of the body like the heart rate, respiration and blood pressure – It just gives you a technique to help you relax!
I will put up some new posters and put a message on the local web/facebook pages when I know when I can restart but when it does it will be same time and place as before - Yoga Classes at the Community Hall in Castle Caereinion every Thursday - 6.30pm till 8.00pm – Cost £5.00/class. Call Richard on 01938850578 or 07583079423 for more information
CROSSWORD
August Crossword Solution
NATIONAL GARDEN SCHEME: POWYS GARDENS OPEN FOR CHARITY September 2020
If like us you have spent so much more time in your gardens this summer you may be
interested in news from The National Garden Scheme as they launch a new initiative. You
will know that it is only in the last few weeks that we have been able to visit gardens
open for charity. As such the funding the NGS donates to many of the nursing charities
will be much reduced this year. To address this Mary Berry, our president, is launching The Great British
Garden Party which is intended to celebrate your garden and help support our nurses.
During the week of 14th - 20th September, the NGS charity is inviting everyone to host an event in their
garden. This is open to ALL garden owners, not just those who have registered with NGS. Whether you
choose to host an al fresco lunch, afternoon tea, Prosecco by candlelight or a plant sale from your garden
everyone can join in and help raise funds for the various nursing charities the NGS supports. The idea is to,
within social distancing guidelines, invite friends or family to enjoy your garden and make a donation.
For more information, including invitations and posters visit:
ngs.org.uk/gardenparty where you can register your interest and sign up to host an event.
September is also the month to register your garden for next year, if you have previously opened your garden
you just need to go to the NGS website and register for 2021. However if you have spent a lot of time in
your garden this year and it is looking beautiful you might like to consider opening your garden for us next
year. We are always looking for new gardens. If you would like to share your garden please contact our
County Organiser, Susan Paynton by email susan.paynton@ngs or call her on 01686 650531.
Finally, we have one garden open at the end of August,
31st August Little House, Llandinam
And the following in September:
5th September Little House, Llandinam
6th September Hurdley Hall, Churchstoke
10th & 11th September Tranquility Haven, Whitton.
Open for groups by arrangement: Fron Heulog, Berriew. SY21 8QJ and Maesfron Hall, Trewern, Welshpool.
SY21 8EA.
Under the new guidance all visits must be pre-booked on line by going to the NGS website and look for
book a visit.
Some garden owners are adding dates for opening on a weekly basis and again this information can be found
on the website of our Facebook page.
The Arts Society Mid Wales and Borders.
The September 2020 lecture of The Arts Society Mid Wales and Borders takes place on Thursday September
24th and is titled ‘A Day at the Roman Games.’ The speaker is Mike Clegg.
The venue is The Powis Suite, Royal Oak Hotel, Welshpool. Start time is 2.30pm prompt.
For more details contact Dennis J Duggan [email protected] Tel: 01938 555574.
The Berriew Charity (Charity Number 216265)
The Berriew Charity is here to help support all ages of the community who reside within the parish.
Whether you perhaps would like a little extra help for something, or are starting a new venture in your life
then please contact one of the following Trustees for more information, Mr. M. Creaven, Mrs P J Hausman,
Mrs S E O’Brien, Mrs S Rees, Mrs A Bright or Mr. N. Tuffin. Applications are open to all age groups who
live within the parish and should be sent to Mrs. Lynda Evans, Fir Grove, Berriew, SY21 8AQ, Mobile –
07743 000 171 (Correspondent) for the consideration of the Trustees.
Berriew Newsletter
Chairman/Editor: Val Wallis
Items for publication may be left in the Newsletter post box at Berriew Stores, e-mailed to the editor at:
[email protected]. or telephone 01686 641875.
The Berriew Newsletter is published monthly on a voluntary basis as a service to the community. The Editor
is empowered absolutely to withhold a contribution without explanation and does not accept liability for any
opinions expressed by contributors. Articles may be edited for publication. The Berriew Newsletter cannot
vouch for the accuracy of offers, services or goods that appear in the Berriew Newsletter, nor can it be
responsible for the outcome of any contract that may be entered into with an advisor.
Editor’s Postscript
The closing date for the October Newsletter is Wednesday 16th September and it will be published on Friday
25th September.
We still have a couple of advertising spaces available – starting at £15 for 12 months for a space 6cm x 9cm.
If you would like to advertise with us – see contact details below.
Please continue to send in your old photographs, or any of recent personal or club achievements, or events,
either suitable for the front cover, or an article for inside the Newsletter. We have some very talented people
in and around Berriew – let us give them some recognition for what they have achieved.
Please note – all articles and correspondence left in the Newsletter Post Box must include a name and
address and/or telephone number. Anonymous items will not be published.
Val Wallis/Editor 01686 641875
Email: [email protected]
Caroline Rogers
B.Sc(Hons)Pod.M.Ch.S
HPC Registered
Chiropodist
Bothersome bunions,
Crippling Corns?
Banish those woes,
pamper your toes.
Home visits by
appointment
Tel: 01686 640683
Mob: 07763944321
MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS SOCIETY
Are you affected by MS either as someone with MS,
a carer, young carer or family member.
The Montgomeryshire branch of the MS Society UK has a trained
volunteer support team who are able to offer help in visiting,
telephone contact, advice and applications for grants.
The MS Society UK publishes information on the many aspects
of MS, also with advice for carers, young carers, and family
members. This information is available free from the
Montgomeryshire team.
We are here to help -
Telephone Montgomeryshire support line:
01686 641843
MID-WALES SPORTS
&
PHYSIOTHERAPY CLINIC
(Maes Eglwys, Pantyffridd, Berriew)
Jan Lawrence MSc MCSP
Chartered Physiotherapist
Specialist in Musculo-skeletal, Orthopaedic and Sports Injuries
Acupuncture & Manipulative Therapy available
Conditions treated: neck & back pain, arthritis, shoulder, hip, knee & joint problems
01686 650943
Email: [email protected]
Daytime & evening appointments available
Alan Davies
Family Butcher
Local Meats
Home Made Burgers
And sausages
Suppliers to
Lychgate Tearoom
And
General public
Tel: 01686 640306
Evening: 01938 810743
Mob: 07971582347
BERRIEW STORES Tel: 01686 640266
Email: berriewstores @gmail.com
Your local Independent Village Store
Well stocked convenience store, stocking all your favourite brands
including groceries, newspapers, wines and beers and local fresh
produce.
We also now offer an in-house floristry service.
National Lottery.
Post Office Hours
Mon/Tues/Thurs/Fri 10am-6.30pm.
Sat. 8am-2.30pm and Sun. Closed
(These hours may change due to staff holidays or sickness)
Shop Open- Mon-Fri. 7am-7pm.
Sat. 8am-7pm and Sun. 8am-6pm.
R.G. Peate
Funeral Services
Salop Road
Welshpool
Private Chapel
Funerals Personally
Conducted
Tel: 01938 810657
Or
01938 559256
Call in at
ALLSORTS
We Stock Cards for all
Occasions
Welsh Crafts, Gifts,
Toys and Fancy Goods
Books for Children
Stationary
Second Hand Books
Tel: 01686 640615
A. Hughes
Plasdwpa
Septic Tanks
Emptied
150 Foot Reach
Maximum
Licenced
Reasonable Rates
Te: 01686 640298
Mob: 07971041429
The Lychgate Cottage Tearoom & Deli is the village meeting place for morning coffee,
lunch with friends, or afternoon cream teas.
All cakes, scones, and savouries are home baked
at the tearoom each day.
There is also a well stocked deli counter.
All ingredients are sourced locally.
We offer a takeaway service, just pop in or
telephone your order through on 01686 640750
Sarah can also provide Celebration Cakes for
any occasion
Also a selection of buffets.
If we can be of any further help please contact
Sarah 01686 640750
Grahams Garage
Complete Garage Service
Including:
MOT*Servicing*Repairs
Diagnostics
Body work*Insurance Work
Air Conditioning*Tyres
Courtesy Car Available
Fully qualified Technicians
Best Quality Service Given
All Work Guaranteed
Caerhowel
Montgomery
Powys SY15 6HF
Tel: 01686 668327
R.H. Bunner & Son Ltd.
Montgomery
SY15 6RA
Tel: 01686 668308
www.rhbunner.co.uk
Hardware & Ironmongery.
Traditional cast iron cookers
& hearth stoves
Range of Gardening equipment
And garden seeds
Main Dealers for Polaris
& Arctic Cat ATV's
ADAM PUTSON LANDSCAPES
Grounds Maintenance – Tree Surgery – Landscaping
Fully qualified and insured
adamputsonarboriculture.co.uk
Call Adam (Hna Arb) for a free quotation.
01588 513013 – 07866 178 797
Mark Haycock
Qualified
Electrician/Appliance
Engineer
Wiring Installations:-
Domestic, Agricultural,
Commercial, Industrial
Repairs to:-
Washing Machines,
Tumble Dryers,Dishwashers,
Cookers, Vacuum cleaners etc.
Mob:07719 933884
Tel: 01686 640815
CHRIS EVANS
Building and roofing services
All aspects of construction,
internal and external
brickwork, tiling, patios and
ponds etc.
For informal advice and costing
for your project
Tel: 01686 640597 or
07785221639 or email:
cebars @hotmail.co.uk
Documents:
vaynorcottage @hpeprint.com
OLD SIGNS – enamel, tin, iron
or wood.
OLD BOTTLES, FLAGONS & POTS – glass or
stoneware
GALVANISED – watering cans,
buckets, small troughs & dolly tubs.
If you have any of the above for sale
Please call
John at Lancelot Collectables.
07706950725 / 01686 668079.
FLOWERS
By JAN PHILLIPS
“Special Flowers for all
Occasions”
*Wedding & Bridal
Consultations
*Funerals
*Celebrations
*Bouquets – Delivery
Available
All Designed from home @
Rhydyware
Llandyssil
Montgomery
Powys. SY15 6HQ
Tel: 01686 668645
0r 07791 870325
Lavender Blue Florist
Flowers for all Occasions
Wedding and Event Flowers
Funeral Flowers
Gift Bouquets and Plants
Delivery available
At Berriew
01686 640266
www.lavenderbluewelshpool.co.uk
For all your domestic
appliance and electrical repairs
Clive's
Electrical Ltd.
Repairs to
Washing machines,
Tumble driers,
Dishwashers,cookers,
Microwaves
Vacuum cleaners,
Storage heaters,
Lights & sockets,
Portable appliances,
Testing etc.
Tel: 01938 850264
Castle Caereinion
Sally’s Mobile Foot
Clinic
Professional treatment in the
comfort of your own home.
Evening/Weekend slots by
Arrangement
*Discount for WI Members and
two or more treatments at
same address*
07875 891538/
Sally Lewis SAC Dip FHPA.
Fully insured and
Registered
TREFALDWYN VETS M's R.C.V.S.
Veterinary Surgeons
Tel:Montgomery 01686 668234 Llanfair 01938 810087
Surgery Hours by Appointment
Montgomery Mon-Fri 9.00am – 10.00am Mon-Fri 4.30pm – 6.00pm
Llanfair Caereinion Mon-Fri 9.00am – 11.00am Mon-Fri 3.30pm – 5.00pm 24 hour care for your pets, horses and farm animals.
Yoga Classes in
Castle Caereinion
Thursdays – 6.30pm till 8pm Castle Caereinion
Community Hall
(Temporarily suspended due to Covid 19, will let folk know when
it restarts)
Call Richard on 01938 850578
Or 07583079423 for information.
Suitable for beginners or
intermediate.
Mark Jones
Painter and decorator
Domestic and commercial
No job too small
Competitive prices
Also tiling and general
repairs undertaken
Tel: 01686 640610
Or 079799 16227
Travel Counsellors
With us...It's Personal
GWYNETH PROSSER
TRAVEL AGENT
Travel Without Limits
Now Includes Accessible
Travel
01686 630572
or
07780 965737
Diamond Services
Domestic Duties
Cleaning
Shopping/Trips
Companionship
Very friendly, reliable person
Confidentiality guaranteed.
15 mile radius of Manafon.
For your requirements please
Contact Diane on:
Mobile 07981705974
March – July & Sept – Nov.
Mon – Sat 9am – 5pm
Sun 10am – 4pm
t. 01686 640475
w. www.kingsnurseries.uk
Berriew Community Centre
Available for hire:
Evenings – Weekends – School Holidays
Classes Meetings Parties Weddings
Call Janet on 01686 640681
to check availability and book
Alun Roberts
Car Sales Any make of New & Quality
Used Cars supplied
The Old Hall
Tregynon
Newtown
Powys
Tel: 01686 650450
Email:
web:alunrobertscarsales.co.uk
THIS ADVERTISING
SPACE AVAILABLE –
£15 FOR 12 MONTHS
WELSHPOOL HARDWARE & D.I.Y. (Next to Sainsburys) Open 7 days
Caravan spares and Accessories.
AMAZING PRICES ON:
Electrical – Plumbing – Ironmongery – Tools
Timber – Paint – Wallpaper
Key cutting and much more…
Visit our UPSTAIRS DEPARTMENT
Wide Range of Household Goods.
No.1 Severn Stars Road, Welshpool.
Tel: 01938 555540.
Cadwallader & Co. LLP
Chartered Accountants
& Business Advisors
Agents for
Yorkshire Building Society
Eagle House
25 Severn Street
Welshpool
Powys
SY21 7AD
Tel: 01938 552625
Email: [email protected]
ROB BURROWS
MONUMENTAL MASONS
Nr. BERRIEW
Finest Quality Memorials
Additional Inscriptions, Renovations,
Cremation Plaques & House Signs
For Free Colour Brochure
Or Appointment
Please call: 073875 79556
Or shop: 01743 272729
H.V. BOWEN & SONS www.hvbowen.co.uk
For all Fuel Supplies:
Heating oil (Kerosene),
Red & White Diesel
Phone for a Quote:
T: 01686 650242
PRIVATE PA & HOME CARE
EXPERIENCED, INSURED & DBS CHECKED
SELF EMPLOYED PRIVATE CARER
FOR RESPITE SIT IN & PERSONAL ASSISTANT
WORK TAILORED TO YOUR NEEDS.
REGULAR CONTRACTED HOURS OR ONE OFF
BOOKINGS AVAILABLE.
CONFIDENTIALITY ASSURED.
REFERENCES AVAILABLE ON REQUEST.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
CONTACT AMANDA
TEL: 07738674039
THIS
ADVERTISING SPACE
AVAILABLE –
£30 FOR
12 MONTHS.
PHIL GITTINS
WINDOW CLEANING
SERVICES
FRIENDLY AND FAIR
SERVICE
Ring, email or text for a
free no obligation
quote
Tel: 01938 580809
Mob: 07870 462088
Email: [email protected]
DRM Electrical Services
City and Guilds level 3 qualified.
10 years experience.
All works undertaken.
Test and inspection.
For more info contact Dennis
By email: [email protected]
Or phone
H: 01686 650790
M: 07508155569
ROSEMARY ROGERS MATHEMATICS AND SCIENCE TUITION I am an experienced teacher, offering tuition in MATHEMATICS KS3, GCSE, GCE AS/A2 PHYSICS KS3, GCSE, GCE AS/A2 CHEMISTRY KS3, GCSE I work with students of all abilities and specialise in working with students with low confidence and/or additional learning needs. Phone: 01686 640611 or email: [email protected] Find me on Facebook: Rosemary Rogers Tuition
Border Tree Consultants & Contractors
GEORGE STOKES Fronheulog,
Hirnant, Penybontfawr
Oswestry. SY10 0HR.
Home Tel: 01691 870300
Mobile: 07811 320982
Email: [email protected]
TREES LOPPED, FELLED, PRUNED, BRACED,
SHAPED TO BRITISH STANDARD SPECIFICATIONS
Difficult Trees a Speciality
DIY HELP AT YOUR
SERVICE
Painting & Decorating
General Maintenance
Window Cleaning
Gutter Clearing etc.
NO CALL OUT FEE
Competitive hourly rate
Richard Luker
Tel:07771258626
Or 01686 640566
