Halsall News
March 2019
Cover photograph by kind permission of Norman Rigby
HALSALL PARISH COUNCIL WE MEET 2ND WEDNESDAY EACH MONTH AT ST AIDANS & THE MEMORIAL HALLS ALTERNATELY PLEASE SEE NOTICE BOARDS FOR DETAILS
April 2019 MAGAZINE
Closing date for Articles: Monday 18th March
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PARISH COUNCILLORS
Patrick Bell 01704 840607 Chairman Neil Campbell 01704 566354 Vice Chairman Brian Young 01704 840091 David Corfield 01704 840705 Raymond Brookfield 07771 798167 Sylvia Corfield 01704 840705 Elizabeth Wright 01704 562847 Lynn Campbell 01704 566354
Parish Clerk Dave Bond 01704 534090
Borough Councillor Maureen Mills 01704 840160 Surgery before Parish Council monthly meetings.
THE CHURCH OF ST CUTHBERT, HALSALL
Rector The Revd Paul Robinson 0151 526 0512 Parish mobile 07518 926086
Assistant Priest The Revd Dr Alex Baker 07798 702831 01695 422306
Church Wardens Stephen Henders 01704 841085 Lynda Bramwell 01704 840280
Verger Sarah Mitchell 01704 889237 07808 064996
P.C.C. Secretary Edward Carr 01695 423817 P.C.C. Treasurer Colin Throp 01704 841281 Organist Edward Carr 01695 423817
USEFUL TELEPHONE NUMBERS
Gas Emergencies 0800 111 999 Electricity NW 08001954141 United Utilities (water) 0345 6723723 Police Contact (non urgent) 101 OR 08451253545 Local Police Officers or PCSO’s 01695 566444 Street Lighting Fault Reporting Line 0300 1236701 Fire Safety Helpline 0800 169 1125
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THE PARISH CHURCH OF ST.CUTHBERT, HALSALL
Rector The Revd Paul Robinson The Rectory Church Lane Lydiate L31 4HL Phone: 0151 526 0512 Parish Mobile: 07518 926086
Email: [email protected]
Parish Surgery: Anyone wishing to arrange a Baptism or Wedding should ring the Rector’s Secretary to make an appointment. The phone number of the office is 0151 526 2292 and the office is staffed Monday-Wednesday 9.00am—1.00pm or you can email at:
The Sick: This parish is committed to the care of the sick. Names of those in need of this ministry, either at home or in hospital, should be given to Paul. The Blessed Sacrament (Holy Communion) is reserved in church and can be taken to the housebound or ill. Holy Oil is also kept for the anointing of the sick.
The Dying: Paul can be contacted at any time of the day or night in order to minister to the dying.
Halsall St Cuthbert Hub website
The website for the St Cuthbert Church community can be viewed at www.halsallstcuthberthub.co.uk
The website contains information about services and events, archive material including school reports, Halsall Parish Magazines dating from now and back to the 1800’s, information and other general news updates.
It also provides a link to Virginmoneygiving.com where it is possible to donate to us online. On the spot updates are also available via the Facebook page.
We would love to hear from anyone who may wish to suggest other content that would be relevant and of interest to the community.
General enquiries about the site can be directed by e-mail to: [email protected]
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SUNDAY SERVICES IN THE UNITED BENEFICE FOR MARCH 2019
Sunday 3rd March – 2nd Sunday before Lent 8.00am BCP Holy Communion St Thomas’ 9.30am BCP Holy Communion St Cuthbert’s 11.00am CW Sung Eucharist St Thomas’
Sunday 10th March – 1st Sunday of Lent 8.00am BCP Holy Communion St Thomas’ 9.30am CW Sung Eucharist St Cuthbert’s 11.00am CW Sung Eucharist St Thomas’
Sunday 17th March – 2nd Sunday of Lent 8.00am BCP Holy Communion St Thomas’ 9.30am BCP Holy Communion St Cuthbert’s 11.00am CW Eucharist & Baptism St Thomas’
Sunday 24th March – 3rd Sunday of Lent 8.00am BCP Holy Communion St Thomas’ 9.30am CW Sung Eucharist St Cuthbert’s 11.00am CW Sung Eucharist St Thomas’
Sunday 31st March – 4th Sunday of Lent/Mothering Sunday 8.00am BCP Holy Communion St Thomas’ 9.30am School Service St Cuthbert’s 11.00am Parade St Thomas’
MID-WEEK COMMUNION SERVICES
Ash Wednesday 6th March 10.00am St Cuthbert’s Church (With the Imposition of Ashes) Ash Wednesday 6th March 7.30pm St Thomas’ Church (With the Imposition of Ashes) Wednesday 13th March 10.00am St Thomas’ Church Wednesday 20th March 10.00am St Thomas’ Church Wednesday 27th March 9.00am St Thomas’ School Wednesday 27th March 11.00am Haskayne School
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From Glen
Hi everyone, it’s lovely to be able to say to a belated Happy New Year! And yes, to confirm that I am missing you all. As many of you will know, since last September I have been an ordinand in training for the Priesthood. I train part time with All Saints based at St Aidan’s which is the new training facility built on to St James’ House. I also study on regular residential weekends, retreats and summer school. Now if that all sounds rather busy, it is! However besides being hard work, it is very interesting and rewarding. I’ve made lots of new friends and met some amazing people.
At the moment I am on placement at St. Michaels Church Aughton and Holy Trinity Bickerstaffe. Everyone has made me very welcome and I am enjoying having lots of new experiences, including different styles of worship.
This isn’t my only placement, as when I come back to you after Easter I am still considered to be on placement in our United Benefice. I will also have to have another placement to gain experience of chaplaincy. The ordinands I train with are from all over the North West and of widely varying ages, backgrounds and churchmanship and this makes it fascinating as we discover more about each other.
The wonderful thing is though, that as each person and church are all different so we are also One Anglican Church. An amazing organisation which allows each church to experience and worship God in their own way while still being part of the world - wide Anglican Communion. I have also been encouraged by how alike we all are, and how each church works hard to help and support others less fortunate. The Church doesn’t always get a good press, and this is unfair. The more I learn the more I realise God’s church is amazing, and as part of God’s church so are each of you!
Looking forward to seeing you all soon, every blessing. Glen.
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SANCTUARY LIGHTS
MARCH
11th Sarah Prescott 11th Amy Florence Williams 11th Robert Heaton 12th Sarah Critchley 14th George Gaskell (Birthday) 15th Alice Webster (Birthday) 16th William Balshaw (Birthday) 17th Frederick Moorcroft (Birthday) 17th John Webster (Birthday) 19th John Morris (Birthday) 27th Richard Yule (Birthday) 27th Elizabeth Rhodes (Birthday) 28th Dennis Knowles (Birthday) 31st Norman Harlow (Birthday)
Halsall from the Registers Joan Goldstraw
All the Goldstraw family would like to thank everyone for the
sympathy cards, messages of condolence and Funeral donations for the Church in memory of 28th January 2019 Joan. Charles Rimmer
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What are you going to do this Lent? Take the Lenten Challenge! Do something extra!
•Read a part of the story of Jesus’ last week on earth (just a small part) every day and think about what it means to you.
•Spend more time in prayer – Sit down, relax, open your heart and your mind - speak to God and listen to Him
•Join in ‘Worship Wednesday’ during Lent – come to church and worship with others – give more time to God
DON’T GIVE UP THIS LENT - TAKE ON INSTEAD
Worship Wednesday – each Wednesday in Lent
8.00am – Morning Prayer – St Thomas’
10.00am – Eucharist – See advert on page 5 for where
7.00pm – Evening Worship – St Thomas’
Wednesday
13th March, 20th March, 27th March, 3rd April 10th April
WARDENS AND SIDESPERSONS March 2019
3rd Lynda Bramwell Anne Grimshaw Eleanor Wroe Enid Banks 10th Stephen Henders Jim Critchley Len Davidson 17th Lynda Bramwell Colin Throp Bill Banks John Wroe 24th Stephen Henders Elaine Ayre Beryl Sephton Rebecca Ridley 31st Lynda Bramwell Colin Throp Ann Cushion Tara Kenyon
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10.00am Said Eucharist & Imposition of Ashes at ST CUTHBERT’S CHURCH 7.30pm Sung Eucharist & Imposition of Ashes at ST THOMAS’ CHURCH This is an important day in the Life of all Christians. Both the Book of Common Prayer and Common Worship remind us that Ash Wednesday is a Holy Day - a day when all Christian people should gather to worship the Lord.
On Ash Wednesday there is the opportunity to receive the ‘Imposition of Ashes’ on your forehead.
What does this mean?
Well very simply at a point in the service - and it is optional - you are invited to come up to the altar rail and receive the cross - the sign of Jesus - on your forehead. This is a symbolic gesture that reminds us of certain things:-
That we are sorry for our sins and wish to repent of them.
That through the cross we are sealed for Christ.
That through the cross we are redeemed and saved.
So at the start of Lent (Ash Wednesday) please join us in church as we start our journey towards Easter.
CHALICE ROTA March 2019
rd 3 March Tara Kenyon Lynda Bramwell th 10 March Colin Throp Angela Banks th 17 March Gwyn Williams Elaine Ayre th 24 March Sarah Mitchell Lynda Bramwell
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NEWS FROM YOUR PARISH COUNCIL
PLANNING
2019/0040/FUL - Land Adjacent To, Orchard House, 17 Summerwood Lane - Enlargement of car park 2018/1314/FUL - Fairhaven, North Moor Lane - Proposed building to be used for safe storage and maintenance of vehicles
PARKING ALONG SUMMERWOOD LANE
Cars parking either side of Summerwood Lane at school times and when funerals and weddings are taking place at St Cuthbert’s are causing an obstruction and prevent large vehicles, including the emergency services from passing through. Please use the Memorial Hall car park whenever possible.
PARKING ALONG SEGARS LANE
Cars double parking and parking on pavements are causing problems along Segars Lane. Can residents please park in their driveways if possible and leave enough room when parking on pavements to allow prams and wheelchairs to get through.
Parish Council Meetings
The next Parish Council Meeting will take place on Wednesday 13th March 2019 at 7.30 p.m. at St Aidan’s Hall, Renacres Lane, Shirdley Hill, Halsall.
Please note: If you wish to make audio or video recording, or take photographs of the meeting please phone Dave Bond, Parish Clerk on 01704 534090 or email [email protected] in advance of the meeting so that this can be arranged in an organised manner in order to minimise any disruption.
A full list of Councillors and contact numbers can be found toward the front of the magazine.
The Parish Council Website www.halsallparish.com includes agendas and minutes of previous meetings.
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For information:
BUS SERVICE - 315 ROUTE DESCRIPTION From ORMSKIRK Bus Station via Moor Street, St Helens Road, Park Road, Aughton Street, Prescot Road, TOWN GREEN, Town Green Lane, Winifred Lane, AUGHTON, Turnpike Road, Formby Lane, Birches Brow, Broad Lane, DOWNHOLLAND CROSS, Delf Lane, Altcar Lane, Black-a-Moor Lane, School Lane, HASKAYNE, Wanishar Lane, Southport Road, BARTON, Hill Brow, New Street, HALSALL, Halsall Road, Renacres Lane, SHIRDLEY HILL, Heathey Lane, Birkdale Cop, Moss Road, SOUTHPORT, Bentham's Way, Town Lane, Scarisbrick New Road, Eastbank Street and Lord Street to SOUTHPORT Lord Street (Leicester Street Stop).
Returning from SOUTHPORT Lord Street (Union Street Stop) via Lord Street, Eastbank Street, then outward route reversed to ORMSKIRK Bus Station. *Hail and Ride applies on these and all rural roads.
REMEMBER TO USE IT OR LOSE IT
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Crown Green Bowling
We are looking for new members to join the club.
Meetings will be starting up again soon at the bowling green at the Saracen’s Head in Halsall on Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday afternoons.
Please contact Linda Hodge on 01695 575875 for more details.
Halsall St Cuthbert’s Sunday School In March we meet for Sunday school sessions on the 10th and 24th. Tara Kenyon and Ann Cushion
CHURCH CLEANING ROTA March 2019
3rd Mar E Banks N Donaldson M Webster L Wilkinson S Roberts 17th March A Critchley P Waterworth S Waterworth K Twist C Moss E Robinson M Mills 31st March P Carr E Houlgrave E Carr A Grimshaw A Webster J Aynsley
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ST CUTHBERT’S CHURCH
BACK BY POPULAR DEMAND
Cheese and Wine
Tasting Evening
Saturday 9th March 2019 in St Cuthbert’s school hall at 7.30pm
Blind wine tasting, Quiz, Raffle, with cheese and pate supper
Tickets £20.00 each available from Pam Carr 01695 423817 or e mail [email protected]
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Halsall St Cuthbert’s Primary
School : March Update
Letter of Congratulations We received a joint letter from the RT Hon Damian Hinds MP and the RT Hon Nick Gibb MP the other week. The letter congratulated the school on its performance in the Key Stage 2 SATS last summer when 100% achieved the Expected Level in both Reading and Mathematics. It confirmed that this placed the school in the top 1% of primary schools in the country. A fabulous achievement and well done to the children, staff, governors and parents.
Chess Tournament Success At the district Chess Tournament the other day, Halsall St Cuthbert’s won the small schools’ trophy. Well done to Mrs Galley who organises the weekly Chess Club and to the children who must have practised really hard, both in school and at home. Special mention must go to James Totty who won all of his 5 matches and he’s only in year 4. A star for the future there’s no doubt. (see group photo with medals)
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Quiz Night
The PTFA is holding a QUIZ NIGHT on Friday 15th March. From 7-30pm. Miss Hampson will once again be our compere and quizmaster. Tickets are £5 and are available from the school. People are asked to bring their own drinks and nibbles. There’ll be lots of great spot prizes, fun and frolics. Make up your teams up to 8 max. Everyone is welcome. See you there.
Mothering Sunday Service
The children will be saying a big thanks to their mums at a special Mothering Sunday Church Service on Sunday 31st March. Everyone is welcome to pop along. There’ll be lots of singing and dancing as they show their love and appreciation for their mums and ask for God’s blessing upon them. It should be a lovely occasion.
Charity Cheques
We have now received thankyou letters from both Alder Hey Hospital and the NSPCC following our respective £1,500 donations. Hopefully the money will be wisely spent and provide a little more support for those in our community who may be sick, disadvantaged or vulnerable. Thanks to everyone for being so generous.
Space Week
We followed a Space theme the 1st week back after the half-term holidays. The children found out more about the history of space travel, they considered life as an astronaut, they watched DVDs, they carried out research and they studied the stars, our solar system and its planets. They also thought about weather and scenery on other worlds and the possibility of life and aliens. They drew pictures and sculpted clay models of other lifeforms, designed cardboard rockets and did paper mâché moonscapes and painted scenery. All these activities were the inspiration for lots of descriptive writing and adventure text. The children really enjoyed the week and learned a great deal about God’s great, big, wonderful universe.
What’s Coming Up?
Swimming Gala Tuesday 5th March 5-00pm Mayor Visit Thursday 7th March am Quiz Night Friday 15th March 7-30pm onwards Character Dress-Up Thursday 21st March (in Book Fair week) Eucharist in School Thursday 28th March 9-15am Mothering Sunday Sunday 31st March 9-30am Year 5 PGL 1st - 3rd May Year 4 PGL 10th – 12th May Year 6 Holiday 10th – 14th June Summer Carnival Saturday 6th July 12-00noon (Theme : Holidays)
D Scholes (Head Teacher)
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The Segar Bible
This article continues an account of the Segars, one of the most influential and important families that lived in Halsall/ Barton. The perception from history is that the Segars were landowning farmers or ‘Yeomen’. The Segar family bible contains a bold attempt at a family tree, which takes the Segars back to the year first millennium.
Stephen Segar of Calne in Wiltshire came over into England with Erchinwin King of the eastern Saxons. There are also Norman and French families, around the start of the second millennium. In 1112 Seguier a noble and ancient family of Quercy in France were chanceliers (chancellors) to the French King Louis VI and became Segars in England. Afterwards Segars are identified in Surrey, Bedfordshire, Wiltshire and the Isle of Sheppey. There is even a lost village called Segary near Malmesbury in Wiltshire. It seems a long way away from the first reference we have to a Segar at Halsall. In 1572 our local Segar family tree reveals an Edward Segar, who was a notary in Manchester and it was he who fathered the Halsall Segars who were so vital to Halsall church and important in land drainage, creating arable land from the marsh and moss at Barton and land west of Halsall, all the way to the sea.
It is the connection between the Halsall Segars, or should we say more accurately the Barton Segars and the other branches of the family in the south of England; which is proving more difficult to make the link. We know the Segars in the south were given knighthoods. A coat of arms was commended to Robert Segar in 1568 by order of Elizabeth I. Captain Francis Segar was rewarded by King James I and Sir William Segar, Knight of the Garter was made Principal King of Arms in 1616. Here, in the Segar bible, there is also some Halsall history which is relevant because we come across a Sir John Halsall and we learn also that Sir Gilbert Halsall, Marshall of the field in 1424 lost his life at Cravant in Burgundy defending a siege against the French and Sir Henry Halsall who lies in a tomb in St Cuthbert’s chancel did great things at Bosworth and was created a baronet for his valour.
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It begs the question whether or not Edward Segar the Manchester notary made connection with the ancient and ennobled Segars of the south in order that his family name might be considered to have parity with the Lords of the manor the Halsalls. As a consequence of this action the Segars became Ministers, Churchwardens and eventually through John his grandson, they married into the Halsall family. History has only considered the Segars Yeomen but the Segar bible reveals them to be a family of stature with a coat of arms that could be quartered with the Halsall arms and their name carved prominently on the Church were it remains to this day.
The Segar Bible is held in archive in Lincolnshire. I am very grateful to Alan Wilson from the Wirral who had sight of the same and photographed relevant pages. He contacted me after my article appeared in Halsall news in 2018.
Stephen Henders
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Home of electrical contracting excellence Domestic & Commercial
* Fuse board upgrades * Fault finding and testing The Halsall Post Office is * Homebuyers open 2-4.30pm on Monday electrical surveys * All electrical work and Thursday afternoons undertaken at :-
Massams Supplies Ltd
Renacres Hall Farm Call Steve Renacres Lane 01704 840558 07798912544 Halsall
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Thursdays 2.00pm to 3.00pm
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The Village Bakehouse
at the Old Pharmacy– War Memorial Ground
Open Mon-Sat 8.30am - 5pm Sunday 10am - 4pm
Breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea or just a quick takeaway. Coffee, tea, cold drinks and smoothies.
Satterthwaites pies and cakes, freshly prepared meals, sandwiches, toasties and cakes.
Fresh milkshakes made with our delicious Wallings ice cream.
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HALLS FOR HIRE
One offs or Regular basis
ST AIDAN’S HALL HIRE RATES
Hourly rates are as follows Regular Weekly Users £5 per hour. Casual users £6 per hour To book please contact Dave Bond Tel: 01704 534090
MEMORIAL HALL
The hall is available for bookings evenings and weekends including Saturdays after 7pm.
Something to Celebrate? Why not book the Memorial Hall
Kitchen and toilet facilities Including provision for wheelchair access Only £10 per hour £8 per hour for regular users who commit to more than 10 consecutive weeks
To book please contact Dave Bond 01704 534090 [email protected]
HALSALL ST CUTHBERT’S CE PRIMARY SCHOOL HALL
Tuesday Evenings from 6pm or Saturday all Day Contact Mr Scholes at School
HALSALL PARISH CENTRE
The Parish Centre is available for private lettings Please contact Mr Scholes at school For details of charges and availability Tel; 01704 840253
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Gardener`s Corner
March at-a-glance Remember the old rhyme about March winds & April showers? – Adding, a sharp frost can still catch you out but, the sun often shines this month and when it does you can almost see the new gardening season gathering steam daily. Happy Gardening.
General Garden Tasks Spring clean the garden – fork over the soil in borders, weed & mulch, & dig up & divide overcrowded perennials. Remove weeds & moss on paths & drives. Deal with worm casts & molehills. Make the first lawn cut if dry enough. Redefine lawn edges. Lay turf before the end of the month if not done in autumn. Plant pot-grown shrubs, roses & climbers. Prune modern bush roses, vigorous climbing roses, dogwoods & willows. Tidy up patio roses, ground cover roses & shrub roses. Moves deciduous trees & shrubs & plant new bare-root plants. Renovate overgrown climbers. Tidy up rock garden, alpine screes & sink gardens. Sow wildflowers & hardy annuals. Divide snowdrops `in the green`. Scrub or pressure-wash patio slabs. Prepare soil, then sow lettuce, rocket, radishes, spring onions, leeks, broad beans & peas. Plant onion sets & shallots. Plant early potatoes grown in pots undercover; plant outdoors at the end of the month. Sow hardy herbs & plant & divide perennial herbs. Plant rhubarb, pot-grown fruit trees & bushes & strawberry plants. Prune standard apple & pear trees before the buds burst into growth. Hand-pollinate peaches, nectarines & apricots & protect early blossom with fleece. Sow tomatoes, chillies, sweet-peppers, aubergines & half-hardy annuals under glass.
Watch out for Slugs, snails, woodlice & greenfly under glass. Mice in sheds & greenhouses. On cold nights cover vulnerable plants with fleece.
Plants in their Prime Daffodils. Crocus. Lily-of-the-valley. Tulips. Magnolia stellata. Chaenomeles. Forsythia. Camellias. Amelancheir Lamarckian. Aubrietia. Primula. Wallflowers. Cornus. Azara. Spiarea. Skimmia japonica. Viburnum tinus. Jasmine. Scilla. Garrya. Clematis `Freckles`. Malus. Scilla
Tina Lloyd www.mosshousecottageplants.co.uk
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Club/Group Meetings Contact Badminton Club Thursday 7.30pm Margaret 01704
Over 16’s Halsall School 840305 Jim 01704 840908 Halsall Community E mail Group Various [email protected] Halsall West End Gary Southworth Cricket Club From April (Junior Players Co-ordinator) Boys and Girls Year 3 to Year 6 07957731796
Crown Green Saracen’s Head Linda Hodge Bowling Club Halsall Monday/Tuesday 01695 575875 All ages Thursday/Friday
Halsall Village Various working Eleanor Wroe Proud & Tidy Group parties around the 01704 841216 village. Or Enid Banks 01704 567654
Shirdley Hill Various Dave Corfield Environment Group See Halsall News 01704 840705 Luncheon Club St Aiden’s Hall Sylvia Corfield Shirdley Hill 01704 840705 Meditation Contact Jenny for Jenny Pearce Monthly Meetings details 01704 840117
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Club/Group Meetings Contact
Popcat’s Music Time Thursday 9.30- Text Anna on Music & Movement for 10.30 am 07525659216 or 0-5 year olds. No need to book facebook Under 6 months free. @ popcats L39 Halsall Memorial Hall Shirdley Hill Various Dave Corfield Residents See Halsall News 01704 840705 Association St Cuthbert’s Halsall Memorial Hall Gerald Neale Snooker Club 01704 841275 Practice night— Or Jason Neale Monday 07968228173 Scouting Beavers Tuesday 6.-7pm Barbara Threlfall St Cuthbert’s School
Cub Scouts Monday 6-7.30pm Sarah Coventry St Cuthbert’s School 07584 2337755
Scouts Monday 7.30-9pm Charles Coventry Age 10-13 St Cuthbert’s School 07887 685219
Ferrets Explorer Monday 7.30 –9.00pm Sarah Coventry Scouts St Cuthbert’s School 07584 2337755 Age 14-18
This list is for guidance only, please contact the organisers for more detailed information.
There is a charge to attend some groups or clubs.
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Halsall Directory of Trades and Services
Animal Care: Carr Moss Boarding Kennels and Gardening and Trees: Ciaran’s Tree and Cattery 01704 840384 Gardening Services. NPTC qualified tree surgeon. 07908688167 Animal Care: Talley wags Pet sitting and dog walking etc. 01704 550154 or visit LAWN & GARDEN PRODUCTS: T&H Power Products www.talleywagspetsitting.co.uk Ltd. 01704 894457. www.lawnandgardens.co.uk
Animal Care: Town Vets 01704 535233 MATHS TUITION: Primary, GCSE, A level and beyond. Based in Halsall. Farrah Boardman. 077514 72814 or 01704 840053 ANIMAL PORTRAITS: Spurwood Studio. Call Chris on 01704 841593. Facebook Spurwood Studio MONUMENTAL STONEMASONS: Ormsby Memorials 01704 880294 or e-mail [email protected] Builder: D J & J Wignall Construction and Maintenance 01704 841136 OFFICE SPACE: Halsall Business Park. Orchard House, Summerwood Lane. 01704 841831 or 07739 863 CHILDCARE: Nikki Adkins. The Children’s Hub of Halsall. Out of school care. Enquiries to 07595739486 Plumbing and Heating: Gary Lloyd or e-mail [email protected] 01704 840437 Plumbing and Heating: Michael Wignall CHIMNEY SWEEP: Riley’s Chimney Sweeping. 01704 841136 01704 840481 07496 634298 Or e-mail [email protected] POST OFFICE: Monday and Thursday afternoon. 2pm –4.30pm.Massams Supplies Ltd, Renacres Lane. ELECTRICIAN: Domestic and Commercial. 01704 840265. Steve Dorrian 01704 840558 PROPERTY SERVICES: Beth Alexandra Property Specialists. 0151 345 4770 FIREWOOD & COAL SUPPLIERS: Massams Supplies [email protected] Ltd. Renacres Lane 01704 840265
REFLEXOLOGY: The Old Bakery, Wheelwrights FOOD; The Saracen’s Head. Summerwood Lane, Wharf, Scarisbrick. 07739 802175 Halsall. 01704 840204. www.footreading.com www.thesaracensheadhalsall.co.uk Sawmill: Caunce Sawmills Ltd FOOD: The Village Bakery. The Old Pharmacy, War memorial Ground. 01704 892195 SCRAP DEALER: Matthews Motors. 24 Hour FOOT CARE: Paul Matthews Foot Care Specialist. Recovery and Vehicle Collection. 07884 4301079 3 Station Road, Parbold. 07884301079. Home visits. Transport: Dial-a Ride For booking and Funeral Director: MLS Independent Funeral information: 01704 893373 Directors Ltd. 01695 424888 Upholstery: Lancashire Upholstery Gardening: Massams Supplies Ltd. 01704 535820 Landscaping and gardening supplies. Renacres Hall Farm, Renacres Lane 01704 840265 UPVC DOOR & WINDOW REPAIRS: The repair Man. No obligation call out. Ring Tom 0777-287-0101
Gardening: Simon Bounds Gardener and Garden WOOD LOG SUPPLIER: Woodland Eco Fuel. 01704 Maintenance. 01704840480 07832291080 841479 or 07866 767977
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