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& District NewsDecember 2015 Christmas is coming... Birklands Primary School Round-up The last few months have been a busy time at Birklands Primary School. Staff and pupils have been busy organising and running charity events and a halloween extravaganza with fancy dress, treats and disco. Roald Dahl day: On Friday 11th September, pupils were invited to dress up as a character associated with Roald Dahl or wear a yellow piece of clothing, Roald’s favourite colour, as part of Roald Dahl day. Everyone made a great effort and had a fantastic day. Alongside this, the school also set up a collection for the Emergency Child Refugee section of Save the Children Fund in regard to the Migration Crisis. (Pictured left and below) Halloween Disco: The upper school hall at Birklands was transformed into a Halloween extravaganza for a disco with a difference on 22nd October. It was decorated with spooky inflatables, lighting and hanging decorations and the children came in fancy dress to finish off the look. With treats such as biscuits, drinks, goody bags and a tuck shop as well as great music and decorations, everyone had a fantastic evening. (Pictured right) Macmillan Coffee Morning: Birklands Primary School held a successful coffee morning in aid of Macmillan on Friday 2nd October. The PTFA served drinks and coffee alongside a selection of delicious cakes donated by parents, carers and staff, with all proceeds going to Macmillan. The school also held a non- uniform day for the pupils who could also enjoy a cake and juice at break time. The whole day was a huge success and We will deliver your cards in the areas listed for ONLY 25P. The stamps and posting boxes can be found in your local shops Birklands raised an amazing Newsagent on High Street, Spencers and Wetton’s Butchers £367.52 for this very worthwhile THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING YOUR LOCAL SCOUT GROUP charity. The school would like to thank the PTFA for organising the event and to all parents and children who contributed cakes. Copy deadline for the PLEASE NOTE January 2016 issue is: Monday 30th November 2015 Please email your advertising or editorials to Tania Barlow at the new email address below: [email protected] or for further information telephone Tania on: 01623 846011 Page 2 December 2015 www.warsopparishcouncil.co.uk Do you know where this is? AJR GARDENING SERVICES City & Guilds Qualified • Over 21 years’ experience Garden Maintenance All Rubbish Cleared Editor’s Letter Tree Pruning & Felling I can’t believe it’s that time of year Hedging & Fencing again, where does the time go ???? Lawn Maintenance & Laying The Christmas lights are switched on in the town and we have a new shop to buy all our Christmas gifts. BOYES, which is now in the old Contact Adrian on: Nisa building on Burns Lane, opened on 13th November. I’ve had a good look round and I am amazed, it’s just what Warsop needs and if Netto 07812 174666 come next year we will have everything on our doorstep, together with all our shops there’s no or 01623 845498 need to travel out of town anymore. Such good news!!! If you think you know where this photograph was taken and if you recognise anyone then email Councillor Linda Moody with your information. [email protected]. Just need to say Merry Christmas to you all hope you all have a good time xxx Editor, Tania Barlow GARDENING MONTHLY... [email protected] Promote Your Business General tasks and by Advertisingarsop in garden maintenance W& District News Carry on digging over beds and borders and The best way to reach local people and incorporate as much organic matter as you promote your business is to advertise locally. Warsop & District News is one of the largest can. Forking over not only helps prepare the free local publications in the area. 6,000 papers are printed soil for next year, it helps reduce pests by and distributed every month. exposing them to hungry birds. Approx 5,700 are delivered to every household and business in the Parish of Warsop, the rest are distributed in the library, Town Hall, health Cuckney centres, dentist, care homes, Meden Vale Charity shop and Cuckney shop. At a fraction of the cost of some other well known publications you not only reach your Garden Club target audience but get value for money too. Rates are as follows: A warm welcome is Run of paper Ads are charged at £6.00 per column cm. Columns are 8.5cm wide (eg. monthly advertising cost for an 8.5 x 4cm = £24.00) extended to all at the For in-house designed artwork please add £ 1 per column cm (eg. for an 8.5cm x 4cm Ad add £4 - this is a one off charge for the design or re-design of your Ad) Cuckney Garden Club. Size Cost Artwork We meet every 4th Thursday of the month ¼ page £95.00 £5.00 ½ page £170.00 £10 .00 in Cuckney Village Hall at 7.30pm. Full page £290.00 FREE With rates like these you can’t afford not to! Annual Membership is £12.00 To book your space or for further details contact: or £2.00 per meeting. Visitors £3.00. LEAFLET DELIVERY Join the Garden Club and you can receive a We could also deliver your leaflets along with Warsop & District News at vey competitive Protect pots and taps from frost by wrapping insulation around them. Bubble wrap is saving of 30% off the R.H.S. membership price rates to help you reach the people who count. ideal and probably in plentiful supply if you are ordering Christmas presents over the if you are not already a member of the R.H.S. Please call for more details. internet! For more details please ring Anne Stevenson, Secretary on Clear paths of moss and lichen, treat timber with preservative, repair fences, check Tania Barlow sheds and walls (but avoid any concreting until there is no chance of frost), clean Clerk to the Parish Council and insulate greenhouses (that bubble wrap again!) and ensure heaters are working 07790351161 Editor of Warsop and District News properly. Even a little insulation will make a huge difference to your heating bill. Warsop Parish Council, Clean and repair your garden tools and clock the lawn mower in for a service. New tools are always a welcome present, as are new gardening gloves... especially good Warsop Allotment & Church Street, Market Warsop, quality ones. Nottinghamshire NG20 0AL Clear debris - this is vital to prevent slugs and snails from setting up home in those Leisure Gardeners’ Tel: 01623 846011 lovely warm and damp conditions! However, a plea for wildlife... An artless pile of [email protected] sticks and logs will make a wonderful ‘des res’ for hibernating hedgehogs and the like, Association (WALGA) so please don’t be too ferocious on the tidying front. Make leaf mould out of fallen The office is situated in the Town Hall leaves - they will rot down into fantastically fertile matter after a year (2 for oak leaves). affiliated to the National Association of Allotment Gardeners Opening Times: Store wet leaves (they must be wet to rot) in large black plastic sacks forked with holes or piled into a chicken wire container or similar. Failing that, add them to the compost Mon - Thur 9am - 3pm heap. Gardening in Warsop since 1898 Fri 9am - 12pm Take care not to let leaves accumulate around alpines - they will die if left damp for Applications for an allotment can be Designed by: Design 2 Studio 01623 847144 long. Cover bare patches around clumps with gritty compost to encourage regrowth. Printed by: Mortons Print Ltd. 01507 523456 Happy Gardening www.thegardencentregroup.co.uk obtained by phoning 07936576753 www.warsopparishcouncil.co.uk December 2015 Page 3 WARSOP FREE Weekly Footpath & Health Walks Rufford Country Park conducts a weekly Countryside Group health walk every Monday afternoon (Except Bank Holidays) starting at 2pm. Alorafocus We meet in the Craft Centre Courtyard at the Abbey end of the park. The walks are FREE, open to all, last about an hour at a fairly gentle pace in the varied scenery of Rufford. The walk is followed by tea/ Support Group coffee and biscuits (small donation appreciated). Alorafocus supports anyone affected For further information please contact Steve at Rufford rangers on 01623 821335 or email steve.koefoed @nottscc.gov.uk by cancer/life changing illness. Alorafocus has been running a long time (1987 – formerly Mansfield self help cancer group) But because we had members for all the surrounding areas including Shirebrook, we decided to change the name. FREE In Step Walks The group was set up by a small group of people who themselves had suffered the fear, pain and life-changing effects A fun way to improve your of cancer/life changing illness, and has a wide diversity of members, ranging in age from young adults to members who health and make new friends. are in their 80’s. Members are drawn from the local community, and In Step Walks - December 2015 surrounding areas and have an ongoing calendar of events to suit everyone. Day Date Venue Grade We have a core group of members who volunteer to organise Thu 3rd December Blidworth Bottoms Moderate the group activities, supportline etc, and we have been lucky enough to have a range of volunteer therapists who offer their Sun 6th December Meden Vale Moderate/Long time and skills free of charge. Mon 7th December Boundary Wood Moderate Through their passion and determination to support others in Thu 10th December Hardwick Hall Strenuous situations similar to themselves, the group has grown into the As we approach the shortest day it is easy unique organisation it is today.
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