Gool Peran Lowen FOR ALL YOUR GARDENING REQUIREMENTS For SMALL and LARGE gardens Grass cutting, Turfing, Brushcutting, Strimming, Pruning, Logging, Log Splitting, [email protected] Hedgecutting, etc Weeding and general tidy ups. Call John on 01288-341839 or 07794-316946 ABS Chiropody Anne Richardson MSSCh/MBChA Chiropodist/Podiatrist 20 Years In Practice Tel: 01288 341 941
Diabetic Foot Care Surgery at: Nail Treatments Hartham Lodge Callus & Corns Week St Mary Foot Pain Near Bude Verrucas EX22 6XJ Google ABS Chiropody or go to www.sites.google.com/ view/abschiropody/ MARCH 2021 Issue No 399 Front Cover Translation: Happy St Piran’s Day
1 Welcome to the Village Robert & Carly Sprake & Mary Devlin Ellacott, Stewarts Road Development Babs Doran & Julie Sprake Pengelly, Stewarts Road Development We hope you will be very happy in Week St Mary. Keep your eyes open for news of events and activities that you can join in with in the future! Please don’t be afraid to contact the magazine editor ([email protected]) or view the village web site at www.weekstmaryvillage.co.uk if you need any further information about life in the Parish. If YOU know of a NEW neighbour then please let Terry Edwards know on 01288-341083
Message on behalf of WSM Parish Council
The Parish Council are looking to upgrade the playpark equipment at the playing field. We have received a quote from Wicksteed and the council are looking for residents’ feedback on the proposed plan. The plans can be viewed on the Week St Mary website, Facebook page and the Parish Council noticeboard. Please be aware costs will be negotiated and items can be removed/added as required. The closing date for comments is March 22nd. All comments should be emailed to [email protected]
2 Hirst Construction Limited
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R Mears & Sons Chimney Sweeps & Stove Installation Established over 30 years Vac Brush. Full CCTV investigations. Pots, Cowlings & Bird Protection fitted. Chimneys Lined, Solid Fuel Appliances, Rayburns, Woodburners, Stoves etc. serviced. Fully insured. Tel: 01840-261221 Tavistock 01822-664554 Mob: 07737-533392 www.sweepdevon.com
3 KEV JOHNS
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4 Week St Mary Bonaventures Women’s Institute
"Secrets, Sex, Scandal and Salacious Gossip from the Royal Court"
Now that's not what you'd call a boring or usual, run-of-the-mill topic for discussion and one that certainly didn't disappoint on the night. 49 interested parties, including a lady from France, tuned in last Friday evening to the Zoom presentation delivered by Sarah Slater, an experienced Guide Lecturer, Speaker and Hampton Court Palace tour guide of 12 years standing. Sarah was wearing a very fetching off-the-shoulder gown, of her own making, under which 3 petticoats were worn as well as corsets, which Sarah assured us were very comfortable. Historically, knickers were not introduced until the end of the 18th century. Hampton Court Palace is situated on the Thames approximately half way between London and Windsor and was built by Cardinal Wolsey in 1515 who later gave it to Henry VIII. It became one of Henry's favourite and has been lived in by many monarchs, the last one being George III who had mental health issues. Sarah spoke of James I of England (VI of Scotland), who was homosexual, handsome Charles II who drank heavily, whored, gambled and had numerous lovers plus 14 illegitimate children and actress Nell Gwyn as one of his lovers. We listened as Sarah told of secret bedchambers leading from a King's bed, another King and his Queen who had 15 children between them and showed us via. PowerPoint, a book called "Harris's List", "Men of pleasure's Kalendar" which was an annual directory of Georgian prostitutes. The entries described the physical appearance and sexual specialities of some 120-190 prostitutes working in and around Covent Garden at that time. In 1811 a "Dictionary of the Vulgar Tongue" was printed listing many words/phrases and their meanings, which was also a bit of 5 Tom Hannaford
Steel Buildings Specialist
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Tel. 01288-341526
Email: [email protected]
ACCOUNTING OSTEOPATHY SERVICES
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Next meeting Thursday March 11th via Zoom Guest Speaker - James Haddow "The Taxi Driver Poet" Light-hearted and comical with an accomplished crisp delivery.
Open to members and any other interested parties. £3.00 for non-members
7:15pm log in for a 7:30 start.
Details from Sue Dickenson.
For more information concerning membership of WSM WI Bonaventures please contact Barbara Brown (Secretary) 01288-341933
Pam Kite Press Officer
7 Farm Shop Open Thursday, Friday & Saturday Nigel Barriball 9am - 5pm THE SQUARE Fully stocked Butchers and Deli WEEK ST MARY Counter, fresh fruit, veg, dairy, EX22 6XT bread & essentials. CARPENTER/JOINER MOTHER’S DAY GENERAL BUILDERS AFTERNOON TEA HAMPERS PAINTING & DECORATING Call & Collect service available. A QUALITY SERVICE GUARANTEED Lezant, Launceston, Cornwall PL15 9NN Tel/Fax: Telephone: 01566-706527 01288 - 341852 Email:[email protected] www.trepolandpen.com or Mob: 07449 - 171810 FOR A FREE ESTIMATE
Week St Mary P & B Interior
Community Shop Design
Spend a little less elsewhere and make a Curtains - Fabric - Blinds - Nets BIG difference here … Farrow & Ball Paints/Wallpapers Daily Essentials: Cushions - Giftware Bread * Milk * Eggs * Newspapers Ready Made Curtains, Nets, Voiles, * Post Office Counter Services Tracks, Poles in stock * Local Produce * Fruit & Veg, general provisions Roller, Vertical, Venetian, Roman & Velux Blinds * National Lottery Tickets * Licensed to sell Alcohol Custom Made Curtain & Blind Service, * Dry Cleaning Service Fabric by the Metre, Haberdashery, Sunday 10:00 - 12:00 PO CLOSED DMC Threads Monday 08:00 - 13:00 & 15:00 - 17:30 PO SHOP HRS Tuesday 08:00 - 13:00 & 15:00 - 17:30 PO SHOP HRS Full Fitting Service Available Wednesday 08:00 - 13:00 & 15:00 - 17:30 PO SHOP HRS Thursday 08:00 - 13:00 & 15:00 - 17:30 PO SHOP HRS Call in and see us Friday 08:00 - 13:00 & 15:00 - 17:30 PO SHOP HRS Saturday 08:00 - 13:00 & 15:00 - 17:30 PO SHOP HRS 2, Landsdowne Mews, Bank Holiday Opening: 10:00 -12:00 PO CLOSED Landsdowne Road, Bude EX23 8BN Tel: 01288-341230 Tel: 01288 356303 8 Week St Mary Community Shop
News and Easter Opening
As you will know we had been expecting major works with a new counter, cigarette storage and card display to be happening this month. Unfortunately, the company that were to do the work have been difficult to tie down and we believe they either have major problems or have lost interest in the job. In view of this we are now looking at other options so the work will not be taking place in the near future. If anybody knows anyone who may be interested in quoting please let us know.
At Christmas we offered customers the opportunity to order vegetables, dairy produce and bakery items. This proved a great success so we are repeating this for Easter which falls at the beginning of April. Please keep an eye out for information and order forms, in the shop, later this month.
Easter Opening Hours
Good Friday – 10:00 am to 12:00 midday
Saturday – 08:00 am to 3:00 pm – no lunchtime closure
Easter Sunday – 10:00 am to 12:00 midday
Bank Holiday Monday – closed; newspapers available from grey box 10:00 am to 12:00 midday (as at Christmas) settle up on Tuesday
The Easter opening hours will be published again next month.
9 Cornish Tractors Timberlake, Week St Mary 01288 - 341326 CAR REPAIRS For all your Car Repairs, Servicing, Mot Preparation and MOTs, Local Recovery & Courtesy Car Available Carried out by professional caring staff ON-SITE SHOP Open 7:30am - 5:30pm Selling a wide range of tools, trailer parts, vehicle batteries, WD40, Anti Freeze and many other small maintenance items.
Kevin Lewis Painter & Decorator
20 Years Experience Internal & External Work No Job Too Small Free Quotations Available
3 Week Green Week St Mary
Tel: 01288 341098 Mob: 07960 380268 10 From the Parish Council
Since lockdown began the Parish Council has supported parishioners via the offer of food and hygiene boxes. This has been administered by Sophie Doyle. Sophie also has a hardship fund available for emergency support. Things continue to get more difficult for some people. So please don’t hesitate if you or your family are in need, contact Sophie in strict confidence.
Sophie’s number is 07739 171274
DOGS ON THE PLAYING FIELD
The Parish Council would like to remind residents that dogs are only permitted on the top path of the playing field between the play park gate and the main top gate.
They MUST be kept on leads at all times and are prohibited from all other areas of the playing field and football pitch.
11 Sean Johns Plumbing & Heating
has recently moved out of the village but will continue to provide plumbing services to all customers old & new 25, Ocean View Road, Bude, EX23 8NN 01288 - 355114 07734 - 087602
R & N Westcott Wug Wash Complete Equine Rug Cleaning Service, Repair, FUELS Ltd Wash and Reproof. COAL MERCHANTS Also Duvet Wash & Dry Service Horse Turnout Rugs Horse Turnout reproof LOCAL Stable rugs etc. DELIVERIES Dog/Pet beds. Curtains, Loose Covers etc. ALL SOLID Duvets (includes prewash, FUELS stain remover, condition) COMPETITIVE Telephone: 01288-341141 PRICES 07701-018496 Maggie Wickett: Westcott Farm, 01840 230111 Week St Mary, EX22 6XG Re-con Rugs for sale 12 Week St Mary Churchyard Traditionally Christmas wreathes should be removed from graves at Candlemas. This festival has long passed and so the churchwardens intend to clear the churchyard as soon as the weather allows. We would like to take this opportunity to remind everyone of the Church of England’s regulations regarding the placing of flowers and other tributes on graves. In summary: * Wreaths and cut flowers may be placed on graves but must be removed once they have withered or become unsightly. If placed in containers, these should either be integral to the gravestone or sunk level with the ground. One container per grave is allowed. * Plastic flowers are not permitted (unless as part of a temporary wreath such as for Christmas or Remembrance), and any other form of artificial flowers must be removed within two months or earlier if they become unsightly. * No ornaments or additions may be placed on graves save for flowers or wreaths as described above. * The only exception is the case of a child’s grave (under 18 years) where ONE suitable toy or tribute may be left for no longer than 6 months. Responsibility for removal of items as required lies with the person who placed them in the first place, but the incumbent may authorise the churchwardens to clear anything which does not comply with the regulations. Week St Mary Church has taken a very flexible approach to the application of these regulations, but we now have an increasing number of tributes which do not comply, and which are left for too long, often becoming unsightly or detached from graves and scattering as litter. We would be grateful if users of the churchyard would take it upon themselves to rectify the situation so that we do not have to clear items and cause upset in the process. We spend a great deal of time and money maintaining the churchyard as a tidy and tranquil space for the use of everyone and hope that you understand the reasons for this reminder. The full regulations can be found here: https://trurodiocese.org.uk/wp- content/uploads/2019/07/1.-Diocesan-Regulations-full-May19.pdf - a printed copy is available on the church porch notice board. We will also be carrying out the annual Health and Safety check on the stability of headstones in the spring and will contact families who need to have their headstones repaired or stabilised. Thank you for your co-operation. The Churchwardens, Week St Mary PCC email: [email protected] Telephone 341221 (L Booker) or 341348 (R Sowerby) 13 Celebrations this month Wendy Watts A Very Happy Birthday on the 3rd Lila Rose Johns A Very Happy 12th Birthday on the 4th Roxi Turner A Very Happy 9th Birthday on the 5th Jade Turner A Very Happy 16th Birthday on the 7th Zara Turner A Very Happy 16th Birthday on the 7th Carl Morrison A Very Happy Birthday on the 21st Kieran Quinn-O’Connor A Very Happy 13th Birthday on the 22nd Miya Kayleigh Johns A Very Happy 16th Birthday on the 23rd Ellen Morrison A Very Happy Birthday on the 24th Michael Collman A Very Happy Birthday on the 24th Phil Warneford A Very Happy 65th Birthday on the 25th Any Birthdays or Anniversaries always welcome.
14 15 Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat Sun
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ST DAVID’S DAY ST PIRAN’S DAY
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INTERNATIONAL MOTHERING WOMEN’S DAY SUNDAY
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ST PATRICKS DAY 2021 CENSUS DAY
22 23 WSMWG see p24 24 25 26 27 28 PALM SUNDAY WEAR A HAT DAY DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME
29 30 31 RegulRegular items appear as these symbols on the calendar - PH is Parish Hall, MSR iis Methodist School Room, WSMPG is the Play Group, WSMWWSMWG is the |Walking Group, TOOI is The Old Orchard Inn March COFFEEE MEETING RUBBISH
MOBILE RECYCLING SEWING 2021 LIBRARY
16 Please see inside Magazine for full detadetails of events 17 Week St Mary Parish Council
Minutes for the Ordinary Meeting, Thursday 4th February 2021 DUE TO COVID-19 RESTRICTIONS THE MEETING TOOK PLACE VIA ZOOM Public question time (15 minutes allowed for this) Phil Dorren (footpaths co-ordinator) tried to join the meeting to give an update on the footpaths in the parish – see item 10.3, but, unfortunately he couldn’t connect via zoom. One other member of the public was present as an observer.
CCllr Chopak reported the following; Covid briefings are being made every week. Small Business relief grants are automatically being paid to those that applied. Cornwall Council will continue with virtual meetings for the foreseeable future. G7 summit is coming to Cornwall in June (Carbis Bay). Parking issue reported at Glebe Court.
The Meeting was opened by the Chair Cllr Ward at 19:30, with 7 Councillors present; Cllr S May, Cllr C Slade, Cllr M Johns,, Cllr J Smeeth, Cllr M Smith, Cllr S Cluney, Cllr S Peters. Beth Sachs – Clerk
Apologies received and accepted from Cllr W Pearce.
It was resolved to approve the minutes of the meeting held on Thursday 7th January 2021.
Clerk’s report on Matter’s Arising: The 2021-22 LMP information has been received from the Environment Service with an offer of £541.28 towards cutting of public rights of way in the parish. The Clerk will sign the acceptance form and send back. S137 amount per elector has increased to £8.41
18 Planning Any late applications received will be discussed under this section
To discuss and make a Consultee comment on Application: PA21/00584 | Proposal Retrospective application for erection of garage | Location 4 Glebe Court Week St Mary Holsworthy Cornwall Cllrs resolved to make no comment
PA21/00055 | Construction of Livestock Building | Higher Whiteleigh Farm Whitstone Holsworthy Cornwall EX22 6LB | Cllrs resolved to support the application.
Decisions None
Portfolio Reports: Public Transport – Nothing to report Community Policing – Nothing to report Playground – Nothing to report. Highways, Footpaths & Greens – Cllr Cluney has reported potholes on Stewarts Road which have been repaired, as well as by Butlers Meadow. A velocity machine has been ordered to repair the road at Woolstone Manor (outside the parish boundary). Adult Social Care – Cllr Slade has reported that vaccinations have started at Holsworthy Medical Centre for the over 70’s. BAN – Nothing to report
Agenda Items 1. To discuss bottom playing field. Cllr May gave an update. Cllrs resolved to meet at the field on Saturday 7th at 1pm to discuss future plans for the area.
19 2. To discuss and resolve to ringfence reserves for new play equipment. Week St Mary Youth Club (not in operation for over 10 years) have given the parish council a cheque for £1450.83 towards the cost of the new play equipment. Thanks were extended to Mike and Len. Cllrs discussed ringfencing between £20,000 and £25,000 of reserves for the new playpark. Cllrs will look at this in more detail on Saturday. The Clerk will set up an extraordinary meeting on Thursday 18th February so the playpark can be discussed further and decisions made. Clerk to put in an application to the Community Benefit Fund for £6,000
3. Phil Dorren to give footpaths update. Unfortunately, Phil was unable to connect via zoom.
4. Cllr Ward to give update on COVID food distribution. Deferred to next month
5. To discuss dog bin on lower green Cllr Ward discussed moving the bin to the edge of the green. Cllrs resolved to action this and CCllr Chopak will send this request to the dog warden.
The date of the next Ordinary Meeting will be Thursday 4th March 2021 (to take place using Zoom).
If members of the public would like to attend the meetings virtually, please contact the Clerk for log in details.
Beth Sachs - Clerk 07973-788739 [email protected]
20 Kilburn, Week St Mary, Holsworthy, Devon EX22 6UR Tel/Fax: 01288 - 341664 Mob: 07956 - 466624 email: [email protected] FREE ESTIMATES
NEW BUILDS - EXTENSIONS BARN CONVERSIONS RENOVATIONS - PLASTERING PATIOS - ROOFING BLOCK WORK - BRICK WORK STONE WORK
21 WORLD DAY OF PRAYER SERVICE
Sadly, due to the current Covid restrictions the Anglican and Methodist joint service which happens in our village annually is unable to take place in a church building. We are, however, undaunted and will go online sharing the service with the Churches Together Group in Bude on Zoom. We will then be able to join with communities throughout the world to celebrate this special day. The service has been prepared by the Christians of Vanuatu and is entitled 'Together In Prayer … Build On A Strong Foundation' Vanuatu is on the other side of the world nearly 2000 miles east of Northern Australia and consists of 80 beautiful tropical islands. It is a paradise of coral beaches and miles of sands but the islands are subject to earthquakes and active volcanoes. Rising sea levels threaten to erode the land and polluting oil from boats and plastic waste washed up on their shores badly affects the environment.
Service Date: Friday 5th March 10:30 am. Venue: Zoom How To Join In: Please contact Sue Dickenson at [email protected] or 01288-341016 for the Zoom link and a copy of the service order which we can deliver to you for you to be able to follow at home. Looking forward to hearing from you and seeing some of you on the screen.
Love and Blessings,
Sue Dickenson
22 LENT COURSE
This year Week St Mary HUBS group and several other churches in the Benefice, are running the Live Lent course which is based on the Archbishop’s Lent Book for 2021 written by Hannah Steele and called Living His Story.
Anyone interested in taking apart should contact Lesley Booker on 01288-341221 or Sue Dickenson on 01288-341016 for details and the Zoom link as this year we will be entirely online.
During the course we will have the opportunity to contribute to the plans for the Deanery to move forward post-Covid. The course starts on Thursday 25th Feb at 9:30am
23 Christian Ministry – A Foundation Course
During 2020 I had been studying with a group of people, many of whom will be going on to pursue a vocational career in Christian Ministry as Readers, Worship Leaders or Priests. Our course is being run by the Diocese of Truro and aims to equip students with the necessary skills and background knowledge to study Theology, the Bible and Human interactions enroute to Christian Ministry. I originally started the course with a different group in 2019 but unfortunately had to withdraw due to ill health, so it has been an interesting experience to join with a new set of people whilst already having the advantage of knowing what was coming for the first few sessions! This has allowed me to concentrate more on developing relationships and being more relaxed the second time around. There is a very wide range of Christian traditions amongst group members and this is both interesting and at times, challenging. I find it quite hard to take in these differences without being unduly influenced by the strength of the characters behind them, but it is a fantastic way to gain experience whilst learning more about history, theology, and philosophy. We are encouraged to read extensively as part of our studies and although I find this very useful and informative, reading is one skill that needs a great deal of enhancement in my case. Anyone who knows me knows that I have a busy life (or did before COVID) and have found it quite difficult to sit still with a book. My reasons for taking this course? Well, to begin with I was asked to, and I trusted the judgement of the person who asked me and secondly, although I have no aspirations to go any further as a Reader or Priest, I regularly lead worship, prepare prayers, and take part in Bible study sessions in our parish and benefice. I feel that this course will develop my confidence and help me to lead youngsters and members of our congregations to see God and Jesus and to encourage others to share their faith in their everyday lives. I hope that
24 being exposed to new ideas, learning more about the bible and trying to look at life from other people’s perspectives will make me more useful to our church, benefice and deanery as we move forward into the new world that we must find on the other side of the pandemic. I spent a short time in sunny South Africa in 2008 visiting our twin Diocese of Umzimvubu and I do so admire the ability of everyday people there to speak out in faith and to put their trust in God with joy and thanksgiving – I hope that one day I will feel confident enough to do that here in chilly Cornwall!
Lesley Booker
25 Week St Mary Chapel
Chapel Services for March 2021
We are not having in-person services at the Chapel due to pandemic infection rates. We will resume as soon as we can. In the meantime we are continuing to produce fortnightly worship videos, featuring Sophie, local people and Bright Sparks youngsters, and weekly worship sheets. You can access both the videos and the sheets on our website: www.weekstmarymethodist.co.uk.
We are also pleased to deliver worship sheets if you let us know or there are now copies you are welcome to take in the Noticeboard at the Chapel.
If you have any concerns, worries or would like a chat, please call Sophie Doyle on 07739 171274.
Services at St Mary’s Church March 2021
We have a programme of weekly Benefice wide Zoom services on Sundays at 10 am and on Wednesdays at 9am. EVERYONE is welcome to join these services for which a Zoom link is provided by email - usually the day before. To receive regular notifications about these services, please email [email protected] and ask to be placed on the mailing list. If you cannot access Zoom meetings by video, it is possible to dial in on your telephone and listen to the service or you can phone Lesley on 01288-341221 who will provide a suitable printed service order and information about readings, which can be followed at home.
26 WEEK ST MARY PARISH HALL 100 CLUB
Due to the lockdown February’s 100 club hasn't been drawn.
While we are in this current situation the monthly
draws will be put on hold.
Any missed months will be drawn when restrictions are lifted.
Thank you for your support Elaine Cartwright 01288-341902
MEET AND EAT CANCELLED FOR THE FORESEEABLE FUTURE
Open to all ages newborn to 100+ come and enjoy some lively helpers & company, a choice of soups and more importantly a great choice of desserts. Sue Dickenson WSM341016 Linda Cobbledick WSM341468 Sue Dyer WSM341083
Everyone and we mean EVERYONE is most welcome
27 PLEASE NOTE
DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME STARTS ON SUNDAY 28th MARCH AT 01:00am MOVE FORWARD TO 02:00 am
Week St Mary Walking Group
Meet on the 2nd and 4th Tuesday of each month at 9:30am in The Square. All are welcome. For details contact Stephen Smith on WSM 341689
28 Contact: Hannah Philpott 07971- 572852 or Judith Chapman 07962 - 245717 C A M E O Come And Meet Each Other
CANCELLED FOR THE FORESEEABLE FUTURE
Everyone most welcome for tea, coffee, biscuit or cake and an opportunity for a chat. As ever, transport can easily be arranged but will people please book with Sue Dickenson 01288-341016 Look forward to seeing you !
29 Forthcoming Events
IT IS QUITE POSSIBLE THAT THE EVENTS BELOW MAY BE CANCELLED OR RE-ARRANGED, PLEASE DO NOT ASSUME THAT THEY WILL BE ACTIVE IN THE FUTURE
Sunday October 15th “The Countrymen” Week St Mary Church Advanced Notice If Restrictions Are Eased
CRIME REPORTING To report a crime telephone number 101 or Email: [email protected] To give anonymous information Crimestoppers 0800 - 555111
30 STEPHEN MARTIN General Builder Experienced Plasterer House Painter Fensa Registered UPVC Windows, Doors, Soffits & Fascia Replacement. Glass Unit Replacement
Contact me on 01288-341427 07969-118058 [email protected]
31 WEEK ST MARY PARISH COUNCIL MEMBERS AND RESPONSIBILITIES Parish Council Chair: Mr J Ward WSM 341317 Vice Chair: Mr S May WSM 341092 Finance: Mr W Pearce WSM 341525 Parish Clerk: Mrs Beth Sachs 07973-788739 Highways & Streetlights: Mr S Cluney WSM 341606 Public Conveniences: Parish Clerk 07733-266713 Parish Greens: Mr S Cluney WSM 341606 Public Transport: Mr W Pearce WSM 341525 Community Policing: Mr W Pearce WSM 341525 Parish Office: Mrs M Smith WSM 341689 Jacobstow Primary School Liaison: Mrs M Smith WSM 341689 Adult Social Care Mrs C Slade WSM 341350 Playing Field Mrs C Slade, Mr S Cluney, Mrs M Johns Health: Mrs M Smith WSM 341689 Planning & Trees Mrs M Smith WSM 341689 Louise Stephens Other councillors Mr S May WSM 341092 Mrs M Johns 07856-357424 Mr S Peters WSM 341578 Mr J Smeeth 07769-705045 Non Council members Footpaths & Back Lane (Public Rights of Way): Mr P Dorren WSM 341117
MAGAZINE ENTRY DATES The last date for entries to the Magazine is 22nd of the month Please get your copy to the editor or the shop, preferably on disc or as e-mail. Handwritten pieces are fine too but if you use a computer, please help by producing paperless words!! MAGAZINE MEMBERS Magazine Editor Mr Dick Sowerby WSM 341348 e-mail [email protected] Advertisements Mr Len Davies WSM 341513 Magazine Design Mr Terry Edwards WSM 341083 Distribution & Holiday Let copies Mr Michael & Mrs Shelley Collman WSM 341649 32
WEEK ST MARY DIRECTORY
Parish Council Chair: Mr J Ward WSM 341317 Parish Clerk: Mrs Beth Sachs 07973-788739 Email: [email protected] Parish Hall Chairman: Mrs Tricia Cozens WSM 341070 Parish Hall Bookings: Mrs Margaret Johns 07856-357424 County Councillor: Nicky Chopak 07810-302061 Email: [email protected]
SITA Recycling Centre: Tiscott Wood 01288 355131 9:00am - 4:00pm 7 days a week except Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Years Day Doctor’s Surgeries (Appointments) Stratton Health Centre 01288 352133 Holsworthy 01409 253692 Neetside 01288 270580 Buses: Plymouth City Bus (colour Red) 01752 662271 WSM Transport Rep Bill Pearce WSM 341525 (Launceston Mon & Thurs 09:38am Ret 12:50pm from TESCO Launceston Tue 09:38am Ret 12:30pm from TESCO Holsworthy Wed 09:38am Ret 13:07pm - Bude Friday 09:38am Ret 13:01pm ) Women’s Institute: President: Mrs Sue Dickenson WSM 341016 Secretary: Ms Barbara Brown WSM 341933 National Child Line: 0800 1111 Diocesan Safeguarding Officer for Children and Vulnerable Adults Mrs Sue Dickenson WSM 341016 Mobile Library: The Square, Week St Mary 11:50am-12:10pm Check calendar for monthly dates. Football Club: Mr M Caesar-Gordon WSM 341544 Playing Field: All Councillors WSM 341689 Parish Church: Rural Dean Revd David Barnes WSM 341670 Email: [email protected] Methodist Church: Rev Linda Barriball 01840-779339 (Service times for both churches inside Magazine)