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KINGSLEYNEWSMARCH 2019
The news and voice of your villageCommunity
Kingsley Community Association is a Registered Charity
KINGSLEY COMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONOFFICERS 2017/2018
Chairman Elizabeth Batey 788788Vice Chairman Steve Easton 788050Treasurer Simon Batey 788788Secretary Elizabeth Batey 788788Kingsley News Editor Elizabeth Wilson 787678Kingsley News Accounts Julie MortBookings Secretary Jo Preston 787899
COUNCIL MEMBERS (elected)Carol Rowlands, Vic Wodhams
COUNCIL MEMBERS (not elected)One representative from each of the affiliated groups and clubs
CONTACT DETAILS FOR PARISH COUNCIL6 Church View, Kingsley, WA6 8EB; Tel: 07936 799157email: [email protected]
KINGSLEY PRAYER DIARYEach week of the year Christians in Kingsley pray specially for peoplein a different area of the village and its surroundings. During March wethink of, and pray for people living in: -w/c March 3rd Newton Hollows & Hatcheriesw/c March 10th Newton/Hillfoot & Old Hall Lanew/c March 17th Kingswoodw/c March 24th Meeting House Lane & Offalpits Lanew/c March 31st Norley Road
ROOM AT THE TOPRooms with kitchen facilities for hire at The Hurst Methodist Church.
Ideal for children's parties etc. Moderate charges.Contact Brian Moores on 787442
EDITORIAL NEWS AND VIEWS
Articles for the magazine to be sent to the Editorby email to - [email protected]
Copy deadline is the 21st of each month
I hope you’ve been enjoying the lovely Spring weather we’ve been having. Thedaffodils are coming up again, a reminder of the work done by a band of willingvolunteers some years ago. It was a really worthwhile and long-lasting villageproject.
Wasn’t it lucky that the good weather coincided with half term? The forest hasbeen full of families and children making the best of the weather all week.Gardeners and DIYers all over the village are getting geared up for another yearof projects.
It’s great to see that the Scout plant sale is happening again this year. You’ll findthe order form in the centre of this edition of the Kingsley News. This hasalways been an important fundraiser for the Scouts and great value forgardeners all over Kingsley. I hope you’ll be able to support them.
This month’s Kingsley News is full of importation about events coming up inMarch. Here’s advance notice of some April events to put in your diaries.
The April Garden Club meeting on Monday 11th April and will have apresentation by John Rippin the Head Gardener at the National Trust BodnantGardens. This proves to be an amazing presentation and we are looking tomove into the large hall for this event, so come and help fill the seats.
On Monday April 15th (7.30pm) there will be a training session on the use ofdefibrillators at the Community Centre. We are lucky to have 2 defibrillatorswithin Kingsley and it is important to feel confident in the use of the machines ifthe need should arise. Basic CPR (the life saving procedure when someone isnot breathing), will also be covered during the session.
A Table Top Sale will be held in the Community Centre on Saturday April 27(10am-12noon). The charge per table will be £5, so start looking out thoseitems to sell.
KingsleyandNewtonVillageInstitute(KNVI)AtKNVIwehaveafantasticbowlinggreenandtwoverynewall-weathertenniscourts.CoachBillConnellprovidestenniscoachingforallagesinsmallgroupsor1to1.Indoorswehaveaveryfinekitchen,functionroom(availableforhire),barandtwosnookertables.
RegularEvents
Mondays:ArtGroup2--4pm
Tuesdays:Line-dancing8pm--10pm
Wednesdays:Indoorbowls7pm--10pm
AlternateThursdays:Quiz8pm--10pm(nextquiznightswillbeMarch7th,21st&April4th)
Fridays:Leaguesnooker6:30--11pm.
FriendsoftheInstitutecanplaysnookeronTuesday,Wednesday&Thursdayeveningswhenthebuildingisopenfortheotheractivities.
Saturday&Sundaymornings:JuniortennistrainingwithBillConnell.
SpecialEvents
RACENIGHTSaturday16thMarch
ForticketscontactBrianBlamire
01928788872
FREEFirstTennisTasteratcoachingsession
ContactBillConnellon07710103086
EnquiriesandBookings
Booking&snookerenquiriespleasecontactJonnyMaddockon07515059129orjonnymaddock@yahoo.co.uk
Friendssubscriptionsandtennismembership,[email protected].
BowlingenquiriespleasecontactDaveEwarton01928733072.(SeasonstartsagaininApril).
Kingsley Garden Club -March 2019
The February meeting of the Garden Club saw a record number of people attending!! Everyone whoturned out for this fascinating yet light hearted talk from George Pilkington on Wildlife Gardeningthoroughly enjoyed the evening. It was clear that George has a passion for nature, bees especially,closely followed by the birds. He showed us how to encourage both species, together withHedgehogs and other wildlife with very simple ideas. The former ex-Royal Marine, Merseyside PoliceOfficer and later MSc and educator brought scouse wit and passion to our February talk.
Our next speaker on 11th March, is Len Tomlinson, a local man (though currently residing inSouthern Ireland), who is known as "The Daffodil Man" from his passion for the humble daffodil. Thispromises once again to be a very interesting and informative presentation.
Gardening Tips and Jobs to be done this month• Add well rotted manure or compost into the top 5cm of your beds• Add blood fish and bone or chicken manure around shrubs and roses
• Put supports in for plants, allow them to grow through rather than have a wrestling match later.
• Move deciduous shrubs and trees, now is the time, just as long as the soil is not water logged or frozen.
• Prune your roses back to outward pointing buds, they can take a hard pruning.
• Prune early flowering clematis.
• Cut the top rosette of leaves off the Mahonia to encourage branching.
• Dead head daffodil after flowering and the old flower heads off hydrangeas
• Chit your potatoes especially your earlies ready for planting out in bags or warmed up beds.
• Cut autumn fruiting raspberry canes back to the ground, and tips out of summer fruiting ones that are getting
to big for the supports
• Mulch your fruit trees and your rhubarb
• Try not to mow your lawn just yet, if you feel you have to, make sure its dry and set your blades high for
the first cut - no skin head cuts!
If you want to know more, come along and see us and do not be afraid to ask, we are all amateurs,we have all mademistakes and continue to do so, and we all ask each other for help or advice. Thereis no single correct answer!
WORSHIP AT THE HURST METHODIST CHURCHMarch 2019
Sunday 3rd March10:00 am Morning Worship at The Hurst: Mr M. Pearson6:30pm At Blakelees Chapel: Deacon J.F.Clarke
Sunday 10th March8.15.00am Holy Communion at The Hurst : Revd D. Bintliff10:00am Morning Worship at The Hurst : Mr J.Hufton6.30pm At Blakelees Chapel : Mr J.Hufton
Sunday 17th March10:00am Morning Worship at The Hurst: Revd D.Bintliff6.30pm At Blakelees Chapel: Revd D.Bintliff
Sunday 24th March10:00pm Morning service at The Hurst: Mrs A.Palmer6.30pm At Blakelees Chapel : Mr J.Bell
Sunday 31th March10:00am Morning Service at The Hurst: Revd D.Bintliff6.30pm At Blakelees Chapel: Revd D.Bintliff
All are very welcome ; Please come and join us and bring children andgrandchildren and friends.
The Hurst Church Soup LunchMonday 11th March noon to 1.00pm
Home-made Soups, Puddings Tea and coffeeonly £3.00 all in!
All proceeds this month in aid of “Chester Aid for the Homeless”. If youhave not been before you will be warmly welcomed and enjoy a friendlychat whilst eating delicious home-made soup and pudding. Really goodselection of both !!!
Kingsley Walking Group – March 2019
Our long walk in February started at King’s Gate in Kelsall. It turned out to be a good day withno rain, wind or mud to hold us back. A happy band of 10 enjoyed a walk along the SandstoneTrail to Utkinton, returning through the forest. We clocked up a healthy 8.5 miles.
Although we had planned the short walk from the Leigh Arms last month, the day was snowyso decided against driving anywhere. Instead we had a delightful walk along the river Weaverfrom Kingsley to Pickerings Lock, returning through the snow covered fields.
The next long walk will be onMarch 12th. We will leave the Community Centre at 9.00am,heading for Parbold where we will have a 9 mile walk. It’s mainly quite easy walking with acouple of small hills. The short walk will be onMarch 27th.
Kingsley Walking Group has two walks each month: on the second Tuesday there is a longwalk of 7 - 8.5 miles (bring a packed lunch); on the last Wednesday a short walk ofapproximately 5 miles with a coffee break and pub lunch.
We are a friendly group and everyone is welcome. Information on the walks is available on788132 (short walks), 789098 (long walks).
SAVE THE DATE
In collaboration with Cheshire Rural Touring Arts, KingsleyCommunity Association is proud to present:
Orpheus
By Alexander Wright & Phil Grainger
Friday 10th May at 7:30pm, £10pp (£5 for age 16 & under)
ORPHEUS won Best Theatre (weekly) award at the Adelaide Fringe andthe Summerhall Award at VAULT Festival.
Kingsley Bookworms Next meeting 14th March 2019 at the Hurst Chapel at 7.30pm
At our February meeting we talked about “The Diary of a Provincial Lady” by E M Delafield. It turned out that there are several diaries in a series starting with one describing an Edwardian Lady’s life. The original diaries were serialised in a newspaper. While we all enjoyed the original diary, some people found that reading all four was too much. We also decided that the diary entries would have been great to see on a weekly basis. We scored the diary 3.75 out of 5. The entire compendium scored rather lower. Last month a group of 10 bookworms went to a CSI Evening with Ashley Dyer (writes crime books as Margaret Murphy) to hear about how forensic experts work with authors. It was held at Widnes Library and cost £3.00! The presentations were really interesting and we gained many insights into how authors work. Helen Pepper (the CSI expert) advises on Shetland and Vera and she shared some insights about working with TV program makers. This was a great evening’s entertainment. At our March meeting we will be talking about “In the Days of Rain” by Rebecca Stott. This is the author’s account of escaping a fundamentalist Christian cult in the UK and won the 2017 Costa biographical award. Some people have already read the book and found it to be compulsive reading. It’s sure to lead to a great discussion. Kingsley Bookworms meet on the second Thursday of each month and everyone is welcome to join us at any of our meetings or events. Meetings start at 7.30pm and are held at the Hurst Chapel. If you want more information, please contact me on [email protected] or call me on 07799 067 457. We have also got our own Facebook page called Kingsley Bookworms.
Litter Pick UpdateThe Kingsley Litter pick has been a regular event in the village for nearly 15years. The work of the litter pick team makes a real difference to the wholevillage. Additional help is always welcome.
The February litter pick team collected 7 bags on the 9th of February. Future litterpicks will be on:
• Saturday 16th of March
• Saturday 13th of April
Why not join us? All equipment is provided. We meet at the Community Centre at11.00.
Kingsley Bookworms Next meeting 14th March 2019 at the Hurst Chapel at 7.30pm
At our February meeting we talked about “The Diary of a Provincial Lady” by E M Delafield. It turned out that there are several diaries in a series starting with one describing an Edwardian Lady’s life. The original diaries were serialised in a newspaper. While we all enjoyed the original diary, some people found that reading all four was too much. We also decided that the diary entries would have been great to see on a weekly basis. We scored the diary 3.75 out of 5. The entire compendium scored rather lower. Last month a group of 10 bookworms went to a CSI Evening with Ashley Dyer (writes crime books as Margaret Murphy) to hear about how forensic experts work with authors. It was held at Widnes Library and cost £3.00! The presentations were really interesting and we gained many insights into how authors work. Helen Pepper (the CSI expert) advises on Shetland and Vera and she shared some insights about working with TV program makers. This was a great evening’s entertainment. At our March meeting we will be talking about “In the Days of Rain” by Rebecca Stott. This is the author’s account of escaping a fundamentalist Christian cult in the UK and won the 2017 Costa biographical award. Some people have already read the book and found it to be compulsive reading. It’s sure to lead to a great discussion. Kingsley Bookworms meet on the second Thursday of each month and everyone is welcome to join us at any of our meetings or events. Meetings start at 7.30pm and are held at the Hurst Chapel. If you want more information, please contact me on [email protected] or call me on 07799 067 457. We have also got our own Facebook page called Kingsley Bookworms.
What’s on at the Community Centre in March?Here’s a quick reminder of what’s on at the Community Centre this month. As youcan see, there’s something of interest for everyone: it is truly a Centre for theCommunity.Monday 4, 11, 18, 25 March 9-10am YogaMonday 11 March 8pm Gardening ClubTuesday 5, 12, 19, 26 March 6.30-8pm KarateTuesday 19 March 7.30 Parish CouncilWednesday 6 March 7.30pm WI MeetingWednesday 6, 13, 20, 27 March 7-9pm YogaWednesday 6, 13, 20, 27 March 1.30-2.30pm Tai ChiThursday 7, 14, 21, 28 March from 5.30pm Kingsley Youth GroupThursday 7, 14, 21, 28 March 9.30-10.15am PurestretchSaturday 16 March 7.30pm Allo Allo (SOLD OUT)
New ideas and events are always welcome; if you would like to get involved with asingle event or on a longer term basis then please get in touch.The Centre has a great dance floor – it’s a fabulous venue for a party, be itBirthday, Anniversary, Retirement or Wedding Celebrations. Children’s Parties areparticularly popular – AND GREAT NEWS, BOUNCY CASTLES ARE BACK!
Rooms are available for hire at the Centre from as little as £20; we also have anhourly rate where appropriate.Contact Jo Preston, Booking Secretary, email : [email protected] or 01928787899.
KINGSLEY YOUTH GROUPKingsley Youth ClubIs held on ThursdaysSchool Years 4 to 6
5:30 – 7:15pmSchool Years 7 to 11
7:30 – 9:00pmAt Kingsley Community Centre
Kingsley WIWednesday 6th March
‘The History of Comedy’
Speaker Brian Lloyd
Wednesday 3rd April
‘Hearing Dogs for the Deaf'
Meetings are at 7.30pm in the Community Centre
Visitors are always welcome.
For further information ring 01928 788873
Kingsley Tennis Club isbased at the KNVI in TopRoad. It has 2 excellent allweather courts, excellentclubhouse facilities, activejunior and adult sections,coaching, social tennis,match play, mini tennis,club socials and weparticipate in local tennistournaments.Kingsley Tennis Club isaffiliated to the LTA, ourcoach is LTA qualified,licenced and accredited.
We are currently lookingfor more members of allstandards and ages tofurther improve our playerbase. We are a friendlyclub that caters for all socome along and give us atry.
Join Now!Speak to Bill about thebenefits of membership ofKingsley Tennis Club orcontact Elizabeth Batey,[email protected]
Head CoachBill Connell0151 334 617507710103086email:[email protected]
Kingsley Tennis Club
For details of coaching programme check out our website atwww.kingsleytennis.org.uk
On Stage Near You
Not already enjoying local shows? You really ought to get out more.
InMarch you should take a look at the following
9 – 16 Chester Little Theatre – A Bunch of Amateurs by Nick Newman and IanHislop. This was performed by Kingsley Players last year but if you missed it,then it is well worth a visit. www.chesterlittletheatre.co.uk
20 – 23 The Grange Theatre. Northwich – Legally Blond The Musical – a schoolproduction. http://thegrangetheatre.com
21 – 23 The Harlequin Theatre, Northwick – Romeo & Juliet – Harlequin YouthTheatre, tell us “Our Youth Theatre has grown and we have split the age groups.Our older members decided they wanted to tackle Shakespeare and they thinkthey are doing very well (and modest – Ed). They are a talented lot so definitelyworth a look.
Our reviews since the last publication principally featured Kingsley Players “DrDoolittle” which was well received and loved by all. Nearly all of our team got tosee it and were impressed by the performance and the costumes as well as thenew projected backdrop. Well done to one and all and we hope you got to seeit.
We also had very good reviews for Ashton Hayes mammoth production of TheLaramie Project which they toured during January and February and finally aBennett aficionado had great praise for People at The Altrincham Garrick. Goodto see a wide variety of theatre available for you all.
If your production or a play you have seen did not appear here then pleaseemail us and do tell us about plays you have seen by [email protected]. John Doe
1st NEWTON & KINGSLEY SCOUTS – 2019 BEDDING PLANT SALE ORDER FORMVARIETY No. of Plants No. of Boxes £ Price per Total
Yes, Its that time again! Winter is officially over (we hope), spring has sprung and thoughts per Tray Required Box Pricecan now turn to making the garden look beautiful again. 1 AGERATUM (Blue) 6 £2.35
2 ALYSSUM (White) 12 £2.35To help you with this task the 1st Newton & Kingsley Scout Group are holding their annual 3 ALYSSUM (Mixed) 12 £2.35
bedding plant sale. 4 ANTIRRHINUM 6 £2.355 ASTER 6 £2.35
We offer a wide range of plants, planted baskets and containers at competitive prices. 6 BEGONIA (Mixed) 6 £2.35Cheer yourself up and cheer your garden up. 7 CALENDULA 6 £2.35
Furthermore we will do what no garden centre can do for you: 8 CHRYSANTHEMUM 6 £2.35We will deliver your plants, to your door, leaving you only to plant them. 9 COSMOS 6 £2.35
10 CINERARIA 6 £2.35Our plants are supplied by a well known local grower who is accredited by 11 DAHLIA (Mixed) 6 £2.35
'The British Ornamental Plant Producers'. 12 IMPATIEN (Busy Lizzie) 6 £2.35This is a quality management scheme that includes a commitment to reducing peat & pesticide use 13 LOBELIA BLUE (Crystal Palace) 12 £2.35
14 LOBELIA RED 12 £2.35The 1st Newton & Kingsley Scout Group includes a Cub pack and Beaver colony as well 15 LOBELIA (White Lady) 12 £2.35
as an active Scout Troop and fulfils an important role in the community. 16 LOBELIA MIXED, TRAILING 12 £2.3517 FRENCH MARIGOLD 6 £2.35
In order to maintain a wide and varied programme of activities for our 18 MESEMBRYANTHEMUM (Livingstone daisy) 6 £2.35boys and girls, we need to continue raising funds. 19 NEMESIA 6 £2.35
20 NICOTIANA 6 £2.35The Kingsley Scout Hut is used by over 100 local young people as a meeting place for Scouts, 21 PANSY 6 £2.35
Cubs, Beavers, Guides, Brownies and Rainbows on a weekly basis. 22 PETUNIA 6 £2.35The funds raised from the plant sale will be used to carry out repairs to the scout hut and 23 SALVIAS (Red) 6 £2.35
subsidise the children's activities. Thank you for your support of this important 24 STOCK 6 £2.35community resource. 25 SWEET WILLIAM 6 £2.35
26 TAGETES (Mixed) 12 £2.35All you have to do is this: 27 VERBENA (Mixed) 6 £2.35
1. Fill in the order form opposite 28 ASSORTED BASKET PLANTS 6 £5.502. Make your cheque payable to '1st Newton & Kingsley Scout Group'. 29 MIXED GERANIUM 6 £5.50
(Cash is OK but we would prefer a cheque.) 30 GERANIUM (Upright) 9cm pot 1 £1.503. Drop off or post your order form to the following drop off locations: 31 GERANIUM (Trailing) 10cm pot 1 £1.50
32 FUSCHIA (Upright) 9cm pot 1 £1.50Auchenhoan, The Brow, Kingsley WA6 8AN 33 FUSCHIA (Trailing) 9cm pot 1 £1.5012 Depmore Lane, Kingsley WA6 6UB 34 SURFINIA (Trailing Petunia)9cm pot 1 £1.50Co-op, Kingsley (behind the counter) 35 SWEET PEA 9cm pot 12 (approx.) £1.5020 Westbrook Road, Kingsley. 36 10"FUCHSIA HANGING BASKET £10.0041 Top Road, WA6 8DA 37 10" HANGING POT (Anthracite colour pot) £10.00
If you need to arrange a collection of your order form 38 12” WICKER HANGING BASKET £12.00then please ring Melanie Davies 07951 691 141 39 11" WICKER PATIO TUB £8.00
40 25cm RUSTICO TUB (Black with silver) £8.0041 40cm BLACK LONG TROUGH £10.00
We will deliver your plants on Saturday the 18th May. 42 14"MOSSED WIRE HANGING BASKET £20.0045 16" MOSSED WIRE HANGING BASKET £25.00
Total CostLast date for receipt of orders Saturday 20th April All tubs and hanging baskets are planted.
If you are not in when plants are delivered they will normally be left outsideIf you have any special delivery instructions, please note in box below
DELIVERY DETAILS
CUSTOMER NAME: TEL:RECEIPT ADDRESS:
THE SUM OF £ HAS BEEN RECEIVED FROMNAME:ADDRESS:SIGNED: DATE:
1st NEWTON & KINGSLEY SCOUTS – 2019 BEDDING PLANT SALE ORDER FORMVARIETY No. of Plants No. of Boxes £ Price per Total
Yes, Its that time again! Winter is officially over (we hope), spring has sprung and thoughts per Tray Required Box Pricecan now turn to making the garden look beautiful again. 1 AGERATUM (Blue) 6 £2.35
2 ALYSSUM (White) 12 £2.35To help you with this task the 1st Newton & Kingsley Scout Group are holding their annual 3 ALYSSUM (Mixed) 12 £2.35
bedding plant sale. 4 ANTIRRHINUM 6 £2.355 ASTER 6 £2.35
We offer a wide range of plants, planted baskets and containers at competitive prices. 6 BEGONIA (Mixed) 6 £2.35Cheer yourself up and cheer your garden up. 7 CALENDULA 6 £2.35
Furthermore we will do what no garden centre can do for you: 8 CHRYSANTHEMUM 6 £2.35We will deliver your plants, to your door, leaving you only to plant them. 9 COSMOS 6 £2.35
10 CINERARIA 6 £2.35Our plants are supplied by a well known local grower who is accredited by 11 DAHLIA (Mixed) 6 £2.35
'The British Ornamental Plant Producers'. 12 IMPATIEN (Busy Lizzie) 6 £2.35This is a quality management scheme that includes a commitment to reducing peat & pesticide use 13 LOBELIA BLUE (Crystal Palace) 12 £2.35
14 LOBELIA RED 12 £2.35The 1st Newton & Kingsley Scout Group includes a Cub pack and Beaver colony as well 15 LOBELIA (White Lady) 12 £2.35
as an active Scout Troop and fulfils an important role in the community. 16 LOBELIA MIXED, TRAILING 12 £2.3517 FRENCH MARIGOLD 6 £2.35
In order to maintain a wide and varied programme of activities for our 18 MESEMBRYANTHEMUM (Livingstone daisy) 6 £2.35boys and girls, we need to continue raising funds. 19 NEMESIA 6 £2.35
20 NICOTIANA 6 £2.35The Kingsley Scout Hut is used by over 100 local young people as a meeting place for Scouts, 21 PANSY 6 £2.35
Cubs, Beavers, Guides, Brownies and Rainbows on a weekly basis. 22 PETUNIA 6 £2.35The funds raised from the plant sale will be used to carry out repairs to the scout hut and 23 SALVIAS (Red) 6 £2.35
subsidise the children's activities. Thank you for your support of this important 24 STOCK 6 £2.35community resource. 25 SWEET WILLIAM 6 £2.35
26 TAGETES (Mixed) 12 £2.35All you have to do is this: 27 VERBENA (Mixed) 6 £2.35
1. Fill in the order form opposite 28 ASSORTED BASKET PLANTS 6 £5.502. Make your cheque payable to '1st Newton & Kingsley Scout Group'. 29 MIXED GERANIUM 6 £5.50
(Cash is OK but we would prefer a cheque.) 30 GERANIUM (Upright) 9cm pot 1 £1.503. Drop off or post your order form to the following drop off locations: 31 GERANIUM (Trailing) 10cm pot 1 £1.50
32 FUSCHIA (Upright) 9cm pot 1 £1.50Auchenhoan, The Brow, Kingsley WA6 8AN 33 FUSCHIA (Trailing) 9cm pot 1 £1.5012 Depmore Lane, Kingsley WA6 6UB 34 SURFINIA (Trailing Petunia)9cm pot 1 £1.50Co-op, Kingsley (behind the counter) 35 SWEET PEA 9cm pot 12 (approx.) £1.5020 Westbrook Road, Kingsley. 36 10"FUCHSIA HANGING BASKET £10.0041 Top Road, WA6 8DA 37 10" HANGING POT (Anthracite colour pot) £10.00
If you need to arrange a collection of your order form 38 12” WICKER HANGING BASKET £12.00then please ring Melanie Davies 07951 691 141 39 11" WICKER PATIO TUB £8.00
40 25cm RUSTICO TUB (Black with silver) £8.0041 40cm BLACK LONG TROUGH £10.00
We will deliver your plants on Saturday the 18th May. 42 14"MOSSED WIRE HANGING BASKET £20.0045 16" MOSSED WIRE HANGING BASKET £25.00
Total CostLast date for receipt of orders Saturday 20th April All tubs and hanging baskets are planted.
If you are not in when plants are delivered they will normally be left outsideIf you have any special delivery instructions, please note in box below
DELIVERY DETAILS
CUSTOMER NAME: TEL:RECEIPT ADDRESS:
THE SUM OF £ HAS BEEN RECEIVED FROMNAME:ADDRESS:SIGNED: DATE:
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Half hour for £20
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Please contact Jane Trillaud for more information or to book a massage on:
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Dave the OvencleanerDomestic Oven Cleaning Service
Professional trained and based locally, Ioffer a reliable oven cleaning servicethroughout Kingsley and the local area.Using safe, high quality commercialmaterials. You won’t recognise youroven!
• Ovens,hobs,extractors,microwaves & BBQs
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Please call or email Dave for a quote orto arrange an appointment:
07876 167254 or 01928 725331email: [email protected]
Stephen Ford
Local joiner/ carpenter(time served tradesman)
Based in KingsleyTelephone
07940 106 295
GARDEN MAINTENANCEand
LANDSCAPING PROJECTS(formerly Action Bridge
Garden Centre)20 year’s experience
Please call David Hodkinson07791 414919 or 01606 624364
KINGSLEY GARDENERLAWNS, HEDGES,
BORDERS,PRUNING
AND JET WASHINGCALL JOHN:07979198 361
The GlazierReplacement Double Glazed
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Askrigg Horticultural GardeningServices
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Please contact Dave on01928 731369 or
mobile 07860 379843
Local Professional Carer
Specialising in the care ofthe elderly, in particularthose suffering fromdementia. I am CRB
checked, fully insured and Ican supply references. Myservices include personalcare, domestic duties,
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What's on in March 2019Wednesday 6th Ash Wednesday
Wednesday 6th WI at the Community Centre 7.30pm
Sunday 10th First Sunday of Lent
Monday 11th Soup Lunch at the Hurst 12.00 noon
Monday 11th Gardening club at the Community Centre 7.30pm
Tuesday 12th Long walk, meet at the Community Centre 9.00am
Thursday 14th Book club at The Hurst 7.30pm
Saturday 16th Litter Pick meet at the Community Centre 11.00am
Wednesday 27th Short walk, meet at the Community Centre 9.00am
Thursday 28th Tea at Two-Thirty at The Wyches 2.30pm
Barneys Buddiesmeet from 9.00am until 11.30 at The Hurst every Tuesdayduring termtime.There is aMum’s drop in at The Hurst from 9.00am until 10.00 on Thursdaysduring term time