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November 2012 November 2012 335 The STAR is delivered FREE to more than 1,000 homes each month. STAR Editorial Team Editor: John Foster, 15 Whitton Close, Ranskill—01777 818397 Duplicators: Derek Gill, Graham Hadley Typists: Nicola Hayes, Jo Bertram Distributors and Helpers: June and Geoff Lodge, Joy Tudberry, Fran Lee, Rita Whitfield, Dennis Till, Ann Robbins, Beryl Dickens, Hilda and Nesson Hughes, Gordon Ashworth, Annette Marshall, Peter Snowball, Heather Reid, Louisa Scott, Vaneeta Kilby, Hilary Skelton, Jill Swannack, Mrs. Richardson, Barry Bown, Peter Brown, Chris Foster, Jackie Prendergast, Christie and Rob Willis Village Representatives: Ranskill: Roland and Tina Kilby, 18 Station Avenue Scrooby: Izzi Marshall, Chirnside, Low Road—01302 719811 Torworth: Derek Gill, 26 Underwood Avenue—01777 818745 Management Committee Chair: John Foster, Secretary: Treasurer: Paula Hadley Editorial: John Foster, Tim Cotton, Vaneeta Kilby Advertising: Phil Critchley—01777 816963 All articles for publication to Village Representatives or by Email to: [email protected] as early as possible but no later than the 16th of each month. Local Organisations—Some useful Telephone Numbers Guides: Lorna Cook, 01777 816513 W.R.V.S. Afternoon Fellowship Club: Ranskill Parish Council: (after 6.00 p.m.) Carol Head, 01777 705077 David McAra, 01777 Brownies & Rainbows: 816864 Ranskill Post Office (Top Shop): Janet Symonds, 01777 818713 01777 818864 Scrooby Parish Council: Explorer Scouts: Sheila Firth, 01302 710936 Mattersey (with Ranskill) Caroline Kercel 818077 Torworth Parish Council: After School Club: Scouts: Mark Mounde, 01427 849130 Gemma Slinger, 01777 Ring or text:07786 088840 Beavers: Laren Mounde, 01427 849130 817114 or Email; [email protected] Cubs: Serena Wyld, 01777 816327 Ranskill Bowls Club: Duke of Edinburgh Awards: District Councillors: Caroline Kercel, 01777 818077 Lorraine Carter, 01302 710410 Ranskill Investment Club: Ranskill & Torworth: St. Wilfrid’s Church Scrooby and David Smith, 01777 818400 Michael Gray, St. Barnabas’ Church, Ranskill: Ranskill Nursery Pre-school: 01777 700318 Rev.Kate Bottley, 01909 591857 Scrooby: Barry Bowles, Carol Freeman, 01777 816066 Methodist Church, Ranskill: Little Owls Toddler Group: 01909 732121 Circuit Office: 01777 702786 Carol Freeman, 01777 816066 Ranskill Primary School, County Councillors: Mon.,Tues.,Thurs. 9.30 - 3.00 Head Teacher, Mrs. H. Leone, Ranskill & Torworth: Mothers Union, Ranskill: 01777 818468 Liz Yates 01777 860219 Pat Gill, 01777 818745 Ranskill Reading Room: Scrooby: Sheila Place Mothers Union, Scrooby: Peter Parkin, 01777 818852 01909 731900 Gail Foster, 01777 816062 Ranskill & Torworth W.I: Bawtry Amateur Dramatic Society: Pat Blatchford, 01777 818519 Police: 101 Jane Thomson, 01777 818215 Non urgent enquiries: Neighbourhood Watch Scrooby Village Hall: PC Alan Johnson Representatives In Ranskill: Izzi Marshall, 01302 719811 07595 009264 Carolyn West, 01777 818016 Bassetlaw Cardiac Support Group: PCSO Cath Phillips, Barry Bown, 01777 816325 Robert Blatchford 01777 818519 07525 409789 Advertising Rates The charges are based on the number of 5 cm columns and the depth in centimetres. 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No matter how hard you try, it is extremely difficult to see any merit in proposals by the East Midlands Ambulance Service to close the After these dates the ambulance stations in Retford and Worksop. advertisements and news items The service is currently “consulting” on ambulance service will be printed, if wanted, in the provision across the region and the proposed closures are one of the following month’s issue. main consulting points in that process. If you would like to send If the proposals were to be put into practice, the ambulances your copy by Email send it to: currently based just down the road in Retford and those based in [email protected] Worksop would be based at Kings Mill Hospital at Sutton in Ashfield near Mansfield. From there, when on call, they could be despatched to hang IN MY OPINION around on street corners or in lay bys awaiting an emergency call. Would you like to contribute Where those street corners are, no-one knows, but it is a pretty safe something that you feel strongly bet they won’t be street corners and lay-bys anywhere near Scrooby, about and want to tell our Torworth and Ranskill. readers? If so, please email it or The proposals may well bring improved response times in let your village representative major towns and cities like Mansfield and Nottingham, but that have your copy (around 350 words) in good time for next improvement will be to the detriment of rural areas like Bassetlaw month. where they are a recipe for disaster. For instance, what happens if an ambulance needs to return Our Email address: to base for cleaning, as they frequently do after an incident? It will [email protected] take an age for an emergency ambulance to travel from the other side of Mansfield to an accident on the Great North Road in Ranskill DISCLAIMER AND COPYRIGHT or to a heart attack victim in Torworth. The views expressed within this Already heart attack victims are transported to Sheffield, Newsletter DO NOT necessarily stroke victims to Doncaster and all other patients to Bassetlaw. reflect the views of the Editorial Add to that an ambulance that first has to come from the other side Panel. of Mansfield and the consequences do not bear thinking about. We make every effort and take Bassetlaw MP John Mann is organising an on-line petition against great care in the assembly and the proposals and he supported a recent protest march in Retford production of this newsletter; against the proposals. however we accept no The STAR would urge every one of its readers to join those responsibility for matters or protests, to sign John Mann’s petition and oppose these proposals disputes arising as a result of that will undoubtedly put many lives at risk – the lives of people in errors, printing errors, stories, areas like Scrooby, Torworth and Ranskill where emergency patients features or advertisements which appear in this publication. will probably be able to get to hospital quicker by bus than by ambulance. Submitted articles and pictures are Cost cutting and savings must not be achieved at the accepted on the understanding expense of human life and the purpose of change should be to that the contributor owns the copyright, or has cleared the improve the service – and these proposals certainly will not improve material for use, and that the the service for the residents of rural areas across the county. STAR has permission to publish all If these proposals are allowed to go ahead, it will be no good or part of that submitted material. dialling 999, just call the local undertaker instead! Strictly ballroom for the Hospice Have you been watching the new series of Strictly Come Dancing and thought ‘I’d love to learn to dance like that’? Well here is your chance! Women’s Bassetlaw Hospice is seek- Institute ing people who would like to learn to dance to take part Christmas in their latest fund raising efforts. Fayre The Margaret Huntley Ranskill and Torworth School of Dance has gener- Women’s Institute will be holding their annual ously offered to help and Christmas Fayre and Margaret has agreed to Coffee Morning on teach ten couples to dance Wednesday November over a period of ten weeks 14th from 10am until to put on a final show in noon in St. Barnabas’ Retford Town Hall’s Ball- Church on the Great room on 22nd March 2012. North Road in Ranskill. This will be a great Margaret says: “It is a great oppor- every penny the couples raise goes opportunity to pur- tunity for people who would like to straight back to the charity. chase unique and in- learn to dance, whilst having fun “The more people each couple can teresting gifts, ideal for and raising funds for a very worth- attract to the final show to support Christmas presents, while local cause. I am thrilled to be them the more chance they have of including hand turned able to support the Hospice in this winning the coveted glitter ball! We wooden items, hand- way.” hope it will be a great night and it made woven and knit- Couples will train each week with will definitely have that glitz and ted accessories and cards, silk floral dis- Margaret to prepare for the final glamour feel. plays, individually show. They will learn two dances, “We are really looking forward to boxed and basketed one Ballroom and one Latin. Each working with the couples and Mar- beauty gifts, local pho- couple will be given the opportunity garet to produce another great show tographer’s art work, to sell as many tickets to the final for the people of Bassetlaw ,” she quality Women’s Insti- show as they can.
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