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KINGSLEY NEWS

MAY 2018

The news and voice of your village Community

Kingsley Community Association is a Registered Charity KINGSLEY COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION OFFICERS 2017/2018

Chairman Mike Butler 788125 Vice Chairman Steve Easton 788050 Treasurer Simon Batey 788788 Secretary Elizabeth Batey 788788 Kingsley News Editor Elizabeth Wilson 787678 Kingsley News Accounts Julie Mort Bookings Secretary Elizabeth Batey 788788 (Available from 12.30-7.30pm)

COUNCIL MEMBERS (elected) Carol Rowlands, Vic Wodhams

COUNCIL MEMBERS (not elected) One representative from each of the affiliated groups and clubs (NB. This is a condition of affiliation).

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KINGSLEY PRAYER DIARY

Each week of the year Christians in Kingsley pray specially for people in a different area of the village and its surroundings. During May we think of, and pray for people living in: -

W/c May 6th Chapel Lane W/c May 13th Westbrook Road W/c May 20th Church View W/c May 27th Smithy Lane

We invite you to add your own prayers Dear Readers

Now that we have reached the end of April, it would have been nice to be able to celebrate the fine weather, but we seem to have slipped back into winter. The blossom and spring flowers are braving the cold however, so let’s hope for a warmer May, and with that thought in mind what’s happening in Kingsley this month.

The Red Bull will be holding the annual Spring Fair and May Queen event on 6th May in aid of Kingsley Youth Group. Lots of family activities during the afternoon.

Kingsley Players will be performing their latest play, a royal comedy favourite about a village drama group, ‘A Bunch of Amateurs’, from 16- 19th May. Details on next page.

On 20th May there will be a Treasure Hunt, starting at the Institute and finishing at the Community Centre, with lots of clues and ‘treasure’ to find along the way.

Don’t forget to renew your KNVI membership, renewal form on the centre pages.

And finally, if you need more plants for your gardens don’t forget the plant sale at Sandiway Manor on the 26th. Elizabeth

Articles for the magazine to be sent to the Editor by email to - [email protected] Tel: 01928 787678 Copy deadline is the 21st of each month www.kingsleyvillage.co.uk The play, directed by Malcolm Barker, is written by Ian Hislop and Nick Newman, and was originally conceived as a film, starring Burt Reynolds, Derek Jacobi, Samantha Bond and Imelda Staunton. It was selected for the Royal Film Performance in Novem- ber 2008, when the Queen enjoyed it so much she had it shown at that year’s Christ- mas celebrations in Sandringham.

Facing the loss of their community theatre, an amateur dramatic group from the Suf- folk village of Stratford St John decides that their only hope is to cast a celebrity in their final production. “To their astonishment, ageing Hollywood action hero Jefferson Steel accepts the role of King Lear but when he arrives, it turns out that his agent had deceived him into thinking that the play is to be performed by The Royal Shakespeare Company at the home of the Bard. Instead Jefferson discovers he will be treading the boards in a farm barn alongside a bunch of amateurs. Tantrums, huffs and sexual embarrassments abound, complicated by the arrival of Jefferson’s estranged daughter, Jessica, whose presence provides a Lear style sub-plot and a two-hanky finale.” Kingsley Youth Club Thursdays in term-time School Years 4 to 6 5:30 – 7:15pm School Years 7 to 11 7:30 – 9:00pm Kingsley Community Centre

There is a very special event coming up, in aid of the youth club. It was a great success last year and we hope to see people there again this year:

YOUTH CLUB WILL BE OPEN OVER THE EASTER HOLIDAYS

Many thanks to Ciaran, Terry and all the organisers. Kingsley Parish Council Meeting 17 April 2018

Members of the Public. Three members of the public attended

Council to NOTE the Planning decisions made by the Borough Council Manor House Farm Hillfoot Lane Kingsley 18/00328/LBC Installation of new shower room & repairs to dining room window & floor APPROVAL APPLICATIONS TO BE CONSIDERED Brook House Farm Mill Lane Kingsley 18/00875/OUT Outline application for 2 new dwelling on brownfield land to the side of Brook House Farm OBJECTION Kingsley Mill Lane Kingsley 18/00909/FUL Extension of an existing warehouse, demolition of an existing mill and Accompanying outbuildings and the erection of 5 new dwellings OBJECTION Land adjacent to Brow Dene Town Well Kingsley 17/05267/REM Approval of reserved matters following outline permission 14/03646/OUT OBJECTION for one detached dwelling 4 Highbank Road Kingsley 18/01212/FUL Single storey rear extension, new porch & new window openings to rear and replacement of upvc cladding with off-white render. NO OBJECTION Community Fund cheques were presented to Kingsley Cricket Club, 1st Newton1st Newton & Kingsley Scouts, Kingsley W.I. and Kingsley Youth Theatre Group by Councillor Fletcher. Internal Auditor’s Report for end of financial year (2017/18) On the basis of the internal audit work carried out in our view the council’s system of internal controls is in place, adequate for the purpose intended and effective, subject to the recommendations reported in the action plan Playing Field. The new play equipment has now been installed in the playing field and is in use. Dog Survey. A total of 167 responses were received reflecting about 21% of the community. The full survey is available on the village website and will be published on the village facebook page, and information would also be included in a separate article in the Kingsley Newsletter Higher Heyes. Councillor Billows will bring a report to the May meeting of the Council summarising the Solicitors and Barristers advice, on behalf of the Kingsley Parish Council Working Group & their recommended resolutions. The Working Group has been in discussions with the Kingsley Green Belt Action group regarding the LLFA late response regarding water discharge from the proposed development & the objection raised. This matter is currently under investigation. The costs to date and funding suggestions will also be discussed and resolved. Town Farm Quarry. Kingsley Parish Council will remain as member of the 3 Council Town Farm Quarry Working Group to help continue monitor developments, particularly over the next few months. New Councillors Dr C Pownall and Ms J Critchley have been co-opted to Kingsley Parish Council and they have been invited to attend meetings as from May 2018. New Clerk Councillor Moores welcomed Lara Jacob as the new Clerk saying he was sure she would be of great assistance to the Council. Councillor Moores also thanked the resigning Clerk Jo Preston for her work over the last 2 ½ years. PCSO Dave Hughes Councillor Moores welcomed Dave Hughes, the new PCSO for Kingsley.

PLEASE NOTE that the Minutes of the Parish Council’s meetings are placed on the village website each month. The Hurst Soup Lunch on Monday 14th May Noon to 1.00 pm ******************* Home-made Soups, Puddings Tea and coffee - only £3.00 all in. ******************* All proceeds this month in aid of “Fighting Modern Slavery”. If you have not been before you will be warmly welcomed and enjoy a friendly chat whilst eating delicious home-made soup and pudding. Really good selection of both !!! There will be a short talk on Modern slavery by Stephen Pickett. There is even a raffle with many small prizes to be won!!!

Advance notice 15th June 6.30-8.30pm @ The Hurst Methodist Church, 4.30pm-6.30pm on Thursday 3rd May You are warmly invited to a Wine, Fun and Games Cheese and Pate evening in aid We have some very messy things for you to of Family Link-Myanmar and do!!!!! Medcare which are the 2 charities An evening meal is provided, with food liked by being supported by The Hurst all ages. A vegetarian option will always be Church this year. available. Suggested donations of £1 per child, £2 per adult or £5 per family are welcome to help cover costs. It will be held at Orchard Barn, 1 Hurst Mews, Kingsley. It’s messy! It’s Church – but not as you know it! Tickets are £7.50 and are available from Alison :78840 or Create, celebrate & eat together. Carolynne : 787126 or Wendy It’s happening in Kingsley – come & join in :788943. the fun. Messy Church is your Church!!! We hope that this evening will be Please come promptly at 4.30pm supported for these 2 worthy If you have not been before-come and charities. see what fun it is KINGSLEY PARISH COUNCIL DOG CONTROL SURVEY

Kingsley Parish Council carried out a survey during March 2018 in order to accurately reflect the views of the community when responding to West and Council’s (CW&C) Control of Dogs Orders Review Questionnaire. We based the questions in our survey largely on CW&C’s consultation. The survey was sent out as an insert to the March edition of Kingsley News (distribution around 800 households). It was also available to answer online. We had a total of 167 responses and it therefore reflects the views of around a fifth of our community.

It was interesting to see a majority response for several questions – 85% of respondents agreed with CW&C’s proposal to exclude dogs from all outdoor fully enclosed children’s play areas and 82% of respondents agreed with CW&C’s proposal that on all public land dogs should be placed on a lead if requested to by an authorised officer. Three quarters of respondents also agreed with CW&C’s proposal to restrict the number of dogs that can be walked by one person at any one time, whether on behalf of a business or themselves. 79% said that no more than 3 dogs should be walked at any one time.

There was also a majority view (72%) that CW&C should consider authorising members of other organisations, such as Town and Parish Councils, to be able to issue Fixed Penalty Notices for dog fouling and the other Public Space Protection Orders matters. Interestingly, 64% of people said that they had experienced a problem with dog fouling. One particularly useful piece of information we gained from the survey in this respect included the fact that the Post Office offer free dog poo bags. We also had lots of individual comments which we will reflect upon over the coming months.

A full copy of the results, including all the comments, can be seen on the village website: https://www.kingsleyvillage.co.uk/

Based on these responses, the Parish Council has now submitted our response to Cheshire West and Chester Council as well as the full results of our survey. The Borough Council’s Cabinet will consider the outcome of the public consultation in Autumn 2018. On behalf of the Parish Council, I would like to express our sincere thanks to those of you responded to the survey.

Councillor Claire Jones Kingsley Parish Council

Litter pick update

On the 14th of April 10 of the litter pick team collected 16 bags of litter. 5 of the bags were from the Kingsley section of Delamere Road.

The next litter picks will be on Saturday 19th May and Saturday 16th June. Why not try and join us we start at 10.00 from the Community Centre. All equipment provided. Eila Birtwistle On Stage Near You Not already enjoying local shows? You really ought to get out more.

We included a mention last month to Kingsley Players May production, “ A Bunch of Amateurs” by Ian Hislop of Have I Got News For You and Private Eye fame together with his writing partner Nick Newman. KP advise they are pleased to welcome back Neil Silcock (Some of My Best Friends Are Women), Jo Oultram (Grand Gesture), Phil Murray (Cheshire Theatre Guild Award for Best Supporting Actor in Time of My Life) and Malcolm Barker (Goodnight Mr Tom) as director. They are also pleased to welcome new members, experienced actors from Harlequins, Stephen Hoskins (A Flea in Her Ear), Tina Wyatt (When We Are Married), Caroline Guard (When We Are Married) and Hannah Stacey from Sandiway Players. The storyline: Keen to boost his flagging career, fading Hollywood action hero Jefferson Steele arrives in to play King Lear in Stratford – only to find that this is not the birthplace of the Bard, but a sleepy Suffolk village. And instead of Kenneth Branagh and Dame Judi Dench, the cast are a bunch of amateurs trying to save their theatre from developers. Jefferson’s monstrous ego, vanity and insecurity are tested to the limit by the enthusiastic am-dram thespians. As acting worlds collide and Jefferson’s career implodes, he discovers some truths about himself – along with his inner Lear. A play follows the film of the same title, a favourite of the Queen and sure to be one of yours. Highly recommended for an early summer laughter filled evening. Elsewhere in May But now what is on in May 1 to 5 Players - Dirty Dusting by Waugh and Wood – Elsie is cheerful & divorced, Olive is very respectably widowed, Gladys loves her Billy: Billy loves his allotment and all three need to keep working …but Dave is planning the future…without them. www.davenhamplayers.co.uk/

5 to 12 Chester Little Theatre - Playhouse Creatures by April de Angelis - A dramatic comedy. 1669 is a bawdy and troublesome time. The king is back on the throne and for the first time, women are appearing on stage. This joyous play brings historical characters to life. By turns, raucously funny and deeply poignant. http://www.chestertheatreclub.co.uk/

16 to 19 Players – The Tempest by William Shakespeare – and unusual amdram choice and one for you Shakespeare buffs. http://www.guildensuttonplayers.org/

20 to 26 Altrincham Little Theatre – Ladies in Lavender adapted by Shuan Mckenna - This classic tale from screenplay by Charles Dance based on a short story by William J Locke http://www.clubtheatre.org.uk/

21 to 26 Altrincham Garrick - Priscilla Queen of the Desert – described as an uplifting musical with the serious aspect of homosexuality and it’s acceptance playing a major part in the show, especially as one of the drag queens is still married and is about to meet his 6 year old son for the first time. http://www.altrinchamgarrick.co.uk/shows/up-and-coming-2/

Reviews Didn’t Kingsley Youth Theatre do well with Arabian Nights? This was a challenging production presented with plenty of confidence and skill, and congratulations well deserved by director Jake Powell and his team. Great reviews for that and also for the following. Kingsley Players Kelly White starred in a highly charged production of Dracula which amazed and scared audiences at the Harlequin Theatre with stunning lighting and sound effects supporting superb acting performances. At the Players presented Around the World in 80 Days. An innovative production skilfully played with the touch of a talented director. Finally you also liked Ladies Down Under at Little Theatre which was an enjoyable romp giving a good evening’s entertainment

If your production or a play you have seen did not appear here then please email us and do tell us about plays you have seen by emailing [email protected]. John Doe Thy Kingdom Come Global Wave of Prayer 10th May - 20th May

Thy Kingdom Come is a global prayer movement that invites Christians around the world to pray for more people to come to know Jesus. What started in 2016 as an invitation from the Archbishops of Canterbury and York to the Church of England has grown into an international and ecumenical call to prayer.

This year both Anglican and Methodist churches are joining together in this initiative. During the 11 days of Thy Kingdom Come, it is hoped that everyone who participates will deepen their friendship with Jesus and come to know that every aspect of their life is the stuff of prayer.

As well as being available in all the church porches, prayer request cards will be distributed around our communities and church schools, cards have instructions for their use and locations of the Collection Boxes, where the cards can be deposited.

Also during the 11 days, St John’s Church Kingsley will be open every day from 9am until dusk for private prayer or just somewhere to be quiet. There will be a daily ‘Thought for the Day’ - In booklet form from any of the churches Sent as a text to your mobile phone On the church website

Wednesday 16th May - Deanery Celebration Service 7.30pm at St John’s Church, Heath Rd South, Weston, With Bishop Keith Sinclair as our speaker

24 hour Prayer Vigil - St John’s Church Kingsley 12 noon Friday 18th - 12 noon Saturday 19th May Sign up for a slot or just drop in at any time

More information will be available on the church website nearer the time www.nck.org.uk

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Sunday 6th May 10.00 am - Holy Communion 6.30 pm Sacred Space at Christ Church Thursday 10th May - Ascension Day 10.00 am - Holy Communion Sunday 13th May 10.00 am - Morning Worship Sunday 20th May - Pentecost 10.00 am - Family Service Sunday 27th May 10.00 am - Worship Together 6.30pm Encounter - contempory worship at Kingsley

A warm welcome awaits you at any of these services Vicar: Rev’d Pete Rugen 01928 787180 Associate Minister: Rev’d Hilary Merrington 01928 788087 Website: nck.org.uk

Coffee Morning Fridays 4th May and 1st June, Kingsley Church Room Join us for a drink and chat from 10:00am. Everyone welcome Kingsley Bookworms Next meeting 10th May 2018 at the Hurst Chapel at 7.30pm

Last month we talked about “The Heart Goes Last” by Margaret Atwood. Quite a few of us had read Atwood’s books and we were looking forward to this one. It was unlike most of her books, which led to a really interesting discussion. The subject matter was challenging, but most people found it easy to read. So, a lively meeting attended by 16 enthusiastic book- worms. We scored it 3 out of 5, but most people agreed that they were glad to have read it. As a book for a bookclub night it scored very highly.

At our May meeting we will be talking about “Miss Smilla’s Feeling for Snow” by Peter Hoeg. It is translated from Danish and has had excellent reviews. It was featured on Radio 4’s bookclub with the broadcast being available as a podcast. The book opens with a young boy falling to his death from the roof of their apartment building; it's ruled an accident, but there’s something about the footprints in the snow that suggests that it wasn’t . . .

In April we are visiting a number of events at Weaver Words, Frodsham’s literary festival. We have got groups together over the last couple of years and it’s well worth a visit. We have also decided to see a Mystery Play in Chester. Everyone is welcome to join us on our outings.

We 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.

WORSHIP AT THE HURST METHODIST CHURCH

Sunday 6th May-6th of Easter 10:00 am- Morning Worship at The Hurst :Mr J.Bell 6:30pm- At Blakelees Chapel: Revd A. Rigby-Jones Sunday 13th May-7th of Easter 8:15am-Holy Communion at The Hurst: Revd D.Bintliff 10:00am – Morning Worship at The Hurst: Revd D.Bintliff 6.30pm- At Blakelees Chapel : Pastor N.Willis Sunday 20th May-Pentecost 10:00am- Morning Worship at The Hurst: Revd D.Bintliff 6.30pm- At Blakelees Chapel: Revd D.Bintliff Sunday 27th May-Trinity Sunday 10:00pm-Morning Worship at The Hurst- Revd C. Hill 6.30pm- At Blakelees Chapel :Mr G. Robinson

All are very welcome, please do come and join us and please bring the children! There is a Sunday school for children every week (Not in August) and those who presently attend, really do enjoy!

Kingsley Walking Group

The March short walk started from Great Barrow and took us on a circular walk which included Little Barrow. About 4.1/2 miles of walking through some very pretty Cheshire countryside. On Great Barrow Hill we had views of the Welsh Hills, Stanlow Refineries and Hill. We then had a pleasant meal at the Wheatsheaf in Dunham on the Hill.

Eleven hardy and optimistic walkers turned up in the pouring rain for the Long Walk on 10 April. We set off from Cilcain (still raining), gradually gaining altitude, to join the Offa's Dyke path, then heading south toward Moel Famau. Although the rain eased somewhat, there was a cold wind on the tops, so we decided to descend to Cilcain, by a relatively good track. Approx. 7 bracing (!) miles. Kingsley Walking Group have two walks each month: on the second Tuesday there is a long walk of 7 - 8.5 miles (bring a packed lunch); on the last Wednesday a short walk of approximately 5 miles with a coffee break and pub lunch. We meet at the Community Centre at 9.30am for the short walks and for the long walks in January and February. Note however an earlier start time of 9.00am for the long walks from March to November. Information on the walks programme may be found on the Walking Club page of the Kingsley Village website. For more information call 788132 (short walks), 788068 (long walks).

CHRISTIAN AID WEEK 13-19th MAY 2018

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