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Up the Wreake! November 2016 The Upper Wreake Community Magazine your home and it’s contents are precious to you. St. Mary’s Way Car Park (Next to Argos) Nottingham Street, Melton Mowbray Telephone: (01664) 500729 Complete Picture Framing Service and Gallery Tapestry and Needlework stretched Energy supply costing the Earth Energy supply costing the Earth advert advert Upper Wreake Community Magazine Upper Wreake Community Magazine The magazine aims to provide an open forum for contributions on all aspects of life The magazine aims Upper to provide Wreake an open forum Community for contributions Magazine on all aspects of life in the Upper Wreake villages and beyond. Opinions expressed in it are not in The the magazine Upper aims to Wreake provide an villages open and forum beyond. for contributions Opinions expressed in it are not on all aspects of life necessarily the view of the Community Magazine trustees or the editor. necessarily in the Upper the view Wreake of villages the Community and beyond. Magazine Opinions trustees or the editor. expressed in it are not necessarily the view of the Community Magazine trustees or the editor. Copy for inclusion in any particular month’s issue should reach the editor before Copy th for inclusion in any particular month’s issue should reach the editor before 15 of the preceding month. 15Copy th of for the inclusion preceding in month. any particular month’s issue should reach the editor before th 15 of the preceding month. Editor: Malcolm Britton, 34 Hall Orchard Lane, Frisby, Melton Mowbray Editor: Malcolm Britton, 34 Hall Orchard Lane, Frisby, Melton Mowbray LE14 2NH Tel: 01664 434490 E -­‐mail: [email protected] LE14 Editor: Malcolm 2NH Tel: 01664 Britton, 434490 34 E -­‐mail: Hall [email protected] Orchard Lane, Frisby, Melton Mowbray Advertising: Josie Brown, 3 Manor Farm Court, Tilton on the Hill, Leics ALE14 dvertising 2NH Tel: : Josie 01664 Brown 434490 , 3 E -­‐mail: Manor [email protected] Farm Court, Tilton on the Hill, Leics LE7 9LS Tel: 0116 259 7663 E-­‐mail: [email protected] LE7 Advertising 9LS Tel: : Josie 0116 Brown 259 , 7663 E 3 -­‐mail: Manor [email protected] Farm Court, Tilton on the Hill, Leics Deliveries: Simon Blake 01664 434580 E-­‐mail [email protected] Deliveries:LE7 9LS Tel: Simon 0116 Blake 259 01664 7663 E-­‐mail: 434580 [email protected] E-­‐mail [email protected] Deliveries: Simon Blake 01664 434580 E-­‐mail1 [email protected] 1 1 1 Editorial Half Term – a reflection on changing times The reduction in the number of footsteps past our house and in the congestion of traffic for 30 minutes each morning and afternoon indicate that the school is on holiday and teachers, support and admin. are staff and pupils receiving a well-­‐earned break ter af the hectic start to a new term. When Rotherby School closed in the early 1970s, one of the senior citizens remarked that it had taken the heart out of village because the sound of children playing and the social gatherings around the school gate before and after school such made a positive contribution to village life. Frisby School is considerably bigger than it was when it first opened and pupils come from a wide area including villages like Hoby and Rotherby which lost their own schools long ago. It has a very good reputation and often “punches above its weight” when competing with larger schools. The Neighbourhood Plan is a hot topic in the village at present particularly because of the increasing number of houses the Borough Council wishes to allocate to the village and the understandable readiness of landowners to offer land for building before the Melton Local Plan is finalised. It is difficult to predict what the village will look like in, say, 20 years’ time. By then, the dust should have settled and newcomers will move into the village as it is configured then, with little knowledge of what it is like now except through local reminiscences and occasional displays of old photographs at village events. I understand there is only a handful of residents (at the last count under 10 people) over the age of 70 who were born and brought up in the village and still live here. In their early years, I wonder if they ever envisaged the huge effect the construction of Hall Orchard Lane, Ash Way and Oak Way with a new school on a green field site would have. The residents of Rotherby Lane, among others, must have had considerable reservations as the plans emerged. Frisby has done well in the past when it has entered competitions. On more than one occasion it has been the “best village” in the county not just as a result of its appearance but also its community spirit. It has the best of all worlds, small enough to recognise that you are living in the countryside and large enough to support the shop/post office, school, pre-­‐school, pub and various interest groups and sports clubs. As demographics change, it may well be beneficial for and the sake of survival prospering of village institutions to offer new opportunities for young families to share the joys of living in the countryside which many of the older residents enjoyed when they first came here with their young families. There are some huge challenges being met at present both in Frisby and in the Hoby, Rotherby, Ragdale and Brooksby Neighbourhood anning Pl Process. 22 CommunityCommunity MonthlyMonthly GetGet--TogethersTogethers Frisby Frisby Friendship Friendship Club Club (Frisby (Frisby Village Village Hall) Hall) on on the the first first Thursday Thursday of of each each month from month from 10.30am 10.30am to to 12 noon. 12 noon. Join Join with with us us for for some some convivial convivial -­‐ company, home -­‐ company, homemade made refreshments, refreshments, raffle, raffle, dominoes/whist dominoes/whist or or simply simply chat chat in in friendly friendly surroundings surroundings Next Next meeting: meeting: November November 3 ( 3 (Stella Stella Brooksby Brooksby & & Jhone Jhone Billings) Billings) (Details: (Details: Jhone Jhone Billings Billings 01664 01664 434582) 434582) Frisby Frisby Drop Drop (Frisby In (Frisby In Methodist Methodist Centre) Centre) on on the the third third Wednesday Wednesday of of each each month from month from 2.00 2.00 to to 4.00pm. 4.00pm. We We play play cards, cards, dominoes, dominoes, have have a a chat chat to to catch catch up on the village news. up on the village news. Also Also we we have have a a cup cup of of tea tea and and biscuits. biscuits. Every Every so so often we go out for lunch or often we go out for lunch or afternoon afternoon tea. tea. We We would would be be delighted delighted to to welcome welcome any new members. any new members. (Details: (Details: Pat Pat Earl Earl 434283) 434283) Kirby Kirby Bella Bellars rs Drop Drop In In (Kirby (Kirby Village Village Hall) Hall) on on the the first first Wednesday Wednesday of of each each from month from month 2.30 2.30 to to 4.00pm 4.00pm (Details: (Details: Olive Olive Batten Batten 812913) 812913) Community Community Christmas Christmas Lunch Lunch The The Parish Parish Community Community Hub Hub held held its its most most recent recent get get together at Sysonby Knoll, together at Sysonby Knoll, Melton Melton Mowbray. Mowbray. The The next next event event our our Christmas Christmas Lunch Lunch will be at: will be at: Ashby Ashby Folville Folville Village Village Hall. Hall. Monday Monday the the th 28 th 28 November November 2016 2016 Lunch Lunch at at 12pm 12pm for for 12.30pm 12.30pm start. start. If If you you would would like like to to come come along along please please contact either: contact either: •• Annette Annette Piper Piper 840627 840627 •• Davina Davina Bates Bates 454201 454201 •• Vic Vic Allsop Allsop 43469 4346977 •• Maureen Maureen Coleman Coleman 434120 434120 •• Janet Janet Norburn Norburn 0116 0116 269 5295 269 5295 A A big big thank thank you you to to every every one one of of our our many valuable volunteers. many valuable volunteers. In In particular particular those those who who volunteer volunteer to to drive drive and and collect collect people for the Community people for the Community Lunches. Lunches. Do come and join us! We have again this year submitted 33 an application to Ragdale Hall/Melton Times ‘Make it Happen’ We will let everyone know how we get on. The Community Lunch Team. From the Parish Registers WEDDINGS We wish every joy and happiness to October st 1 Joseph Szopa & Sarah Jane Ruck Hoby October th 15 Matt Davies & Bridget Barnes Brooksby Thank you…. Jean Morris would like to thank everyone for their support and practical help during the last four months. It has been lovely for her to see so many visitors. She has progressed from being told “to get ready to go into hospital with 5 minutes warning to making a reasonable recovery”. Future Claiming Dates December 6 Brooksby Christmas Concert Brooksby Church December 15 School Christmas Special Frisby Parish Church December 27 Rotherby Village Walk Rotherby Grange Frisby Autumn Litter Pick Saturday 19th November Meet at Frisby Village Hall at 9.00am New volunteers always welcome! Bags and litter grabbers provided – please bring your own gloves (Phone 434490 for further details) Hoby, Rotherby, Brooksby & Ragdale Litter Pick Saturday 26th November Details will be circulated around those villages by the Parish Council Rotherby News 4 Do come and join us! We Do come have again and join us! this year submitted an application to Ragdale Hall/Melton Times We have again this year submitted an application to Ragdale Hall/Melton Times ‘Make Do come it and Happen’ join us! We will let everyone know how we get on.
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