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Issue 164 Sept 2016 What is September 2016 this? It is a QR Code: get No. 164 a QR reader on a Nailsworth smartphone, scan this and it will take you to News our website! A free monthly community paper for the parish of Nailsworth, available in colour on our website www.nailsworth news.org.uk ee Centre Spread for details of our glorious SNailsworth Market. We are blessed to have such things on our doorstep with local people selling local produce. Take a peek! Nailsworth has a new Ambassador! “I’m Elsie Heslop. I am 13 years old and I am a pupil at Sir William Romney’s school in Tetbury. This year I have again been lucky enough to be selected as the school’s ambassador for Forest Green Rovers. My role as an Ambassador is to help promote the local football club both within the school and also the local community. I like to do reports on matches and the Club and inform my friends about what is going on. I was an ambassador last season and was lucky enough to be voted runner up for ‘Secondary School Ambassador of the Year’ and as a result of that, I have been lucky to be chosen again to carry on my role throughout this season. My reports will be about various things at the Club and emembering young lives lost too regular updates about FGR and ‘Rsoon’ is the theme behind a stunning what they’re doing. Hopefully sculpture recently unveiled in Cossack Square. you will enjoy my reports!” Elsie will be writing every two Please turn to page 4 for details of the months or so for the NN and we poignant, yet inspirational and beautiful are delighted welcome her on tribute to Jinny-Mae Cook. board! The Nailsworth Needleworker Nailsworth & District Comrades Club Alterations, Mender, Maker Venue Hire for Clare Herrington Birthday, Christmas, Anniversary, Wedding Parties etc . 07905 239628 Fully licenced bars for up to 140 people Upper Hayes Road, Nailsworth, GL6 0ED Please call www.facebook.com/thenailsworthneedleworker 01453 832646 for more info or visit www.comradesclub.net Local News FGRA We Will Free monthly newspaper In June, Forest Green Residents Remember Association ran an afternoon when pots for Nailsworth Parish were made, leaves were pressed, seeds Them Editor, Gail Jones 0303 040 1150, were planted and bees buzzed in the In September 1916 [email protected] background. the following Photographer, Deputy & Sports serviceman died: Editor, Martin Stone 833132, A total of 22 children enjoyed the [email protected] activities creating a lovely atmosphere. 2nd Lieutenant Youth Reporters, Madi Rhys-Davies & Thank you to all the experts who Wilfrid Joseph Anna O’Hara created such a fun time, to all the Clappen of Forest [email protected] committee members who came and Green died of What’s On, Kelly Haines, helped and to the children and parents wounds on 22nd [email protected] who came. See you all again soon. September in France, whilst serving Proof Reading, Tamzin Phillips Sally Millett, Secretary FGRA with the 10th (Service) Battalion, Printing, Leopard Press Durham Light Infantry. Distribution, Joe Brooks and Keith Mansell Further details available from the Nailsworth Archive, [email protected] Nigglesworth Town Hall. Treasurer, David Cox 836119, Fireworks on Guy Fawkes’ Night [email protected] and New Year’s Eve are fine - they Nailsworth IT, Jonathan Duckworth are lovely then, but not in the Health Postal subscriptions middle of August at 10.15pm. £8 per year - Veronica Luke 832812 There were extremely frightening Partnership Accounts & Advertising (NHP) was , bangs around which scared our delighted to receive Mike Hewlett, 367998 pets and next door’s donkeys too. [email protected] a further donation We love fireworks but not in the from Nailsworth Payment & hard copy correspondence: summer. (Resident of Long Ground) c/o Shiny Goodness, Fountain St. Knitters towards Advertising rates: £5 + £13 per unit of the fund to have a 60mm wide x 30mm high: second community Larger than 3 units, only if space permits. Advertise with us! defibrillator (cPAD) in Forest Green. £1 discount per unit for three insertions, if Rates and information This time their cheque was for £200 booked and paid in advance. on this page. £5 surcharge for a specific page. which is added to the £80 they donated a Space is limited and Nailsworth advertisers We can design your few months previously. take priority. Payment in advance please: advert free of charge if The first cPAD was grant funded by the cheques to Nailsworth News (Deliver to you need some help. Big Lottery and there is still a long way Shiny Goodness). Deadline 10th of the month. to go to fund this second one. For guidelines and detailed pricing, see If anyone wishes to add to the fund then www.nailsworthnews.org.uk/advertising Mike Hewlett - 367998 [email protected] please contact Deadline for advertising and Paul Young - Treasurer of NHP payment:10th of the month 833968. Deadline for articles: mid-day 15th of the NAILSWORTH AERIAL SERVICES Now NHP is a registered charity so, if month (TIME SERVED ENGINEER WITH 12 YEARS EXPERIENCE) you are a UK tax payer any donation can Copyright notice: photographs in this paper be gift aided and this will increase the are submitted by residents, businesses, FOR FAST & EFFICIENT SERVICE amount by 25%. Nailsworth Archives (including documents, www.nailsworthhealthpartnership.org by permission), Martin Stone or other Digital Freeview BBC Freesat team members. The person who took the photograph retains all rights in it. 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Views expressed in this paper are those of the • On site or can collect your paperwork at a author and not necessarily those of the Nailsworth News team. We reserve the right to edit or omit time to suit you any material submitted for publication. No liability is accepted for loss or damage arising from FREE Initial Consultation - Mike Hewlett MICB any omission of copy or advertising. Material submitted for publication will only be returned if Telephone: 01453 367998 accompanied by a SAE. www.wjhaccounting.co.uk Nailsworth News is published and distributed entirely by volunteers, with production costs defrayed by advertising. More volunteers are always welcome - if you would like to join the team, please get Take Control of your Business in touch with the Editor. 2 is campaigning to Local Affairs A word from the Mayor keep the best service for our residents as the effects of Pete Reed - Now three gold medals! ‘Austerity’ begin to take effect. What a great result for Pete and the New Deputy Clerk Men’s Eight! The Team GB Olympics As a result of an administration and staffing review, results were remarkable, and to have we have now recruited a new part time Deputy Clerk our Town a part of that success made it for council. all the better. We are looking at having a suitable celebration for Pete in town We were cautious in setting up the new structure - probably the weekend of 24th Sept. and are still understaffed when compared with other Keep an eye on the Council’s website similar councils in the District. Localism and austerity and other news outlets. mean more responsibility at our level of government and there has been much change in the responsibilities Hedges of Town Councils over the last ten years or so. We’ve had a very good growing season We would be irresponsible if we did not respond to with wonderful green colours about town. However getting these changes. about town on many pavements can be much harder with excessive hedge growth. CLT Referendum Can I ask people to check their hedges and make sure they Fantastic news on the result of the Nailsworth Referendum, aren’t encroaching on to the pavements. covered elsewhere in this issue. There is an urgent need for affordable housing to rent in Nailsworth and these 10 homes Children’s Centre will help greatly. Gloucestershire County Council has been reviewing [email protected] Childrens’ Services: NTC has been monitoring closely and or tel: 07813 641732 care and attention to the nearly 9,000 patients registered with Prices Mill Patient Participation Group the surgery.” (PPG) was one of the groups interviewed by the Care Any registered patient can join the Quality Commission earlier this year to undertake an PPG. inspection of the GP surgery. www.pricesmill.co.uk/ppg.aspx The outcome was that the surgery achieved “Good” in all areas of the inspection and considered safe, effective, caring, Have you ever had ‘flu? responsive and well led. It also gave a “Good” rating for It is an unpredictable virus that can specific services cause mild or unpleasant illness in Nailsworth such as provided most people.
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