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Ruabon News Letter 235 UPDATED: 06.08.2018 1 Ruabon News Letter 235 UPDATED: 06.08.2018 The winner of the Ysgol Rhiwabon Dolls House raffle was the Rev. Kate Tiltman. Rev Tiltman was presented the Dolls House by Mrs Melanie Ferron-Evans, Headteacher, when she came to collect the house recently. The Dolls House was made by the school Design and Technology department as part of their own Enterprise Company work to raise funds for the department. The winning ticket was blue 111 to 115 2 St.Mary’S ChurCh in WaleS PriMary SChool Four boys from St.Mary’s Church in Wales Primary School Ruabon were delighted to win in the Year 5 section of the Wrexham Primary Schools Tennis Tournament. The school is delighted to have won a first prize for the second year running. On the first day of the tournament the boys were drawn to play against three different schools and won all their games - singles and doubles. On the second day they had to play against four different schools and again won all their games to win the Year Five Tournament (photo above). This enabled them to return to Wrexham Tennis Centre for the North Wales Finals. Five teams took part in the Year Five section. The overall result was that they came second in their group. Teacher, Mr Jonathon Steele said that the boys came second in a very tricky group - losing against the eventual champions by just a single point on a tie breaker. It was 6-6 and it was the first to seven: they were beaten by just one point! 3 Ruabon Railway Station Friends of Ruabon members continue to work on keeping the planters on the station well-watered; free of weeds; “planted-up” when necessary; ‘litter pick’ on a regular basis and keep in touch with Arriva Trains Wales. As a result of this co-operation Arriva Trains Wales has donated and placed bench seating on both platforms. Passengers are using the seating and have commented favourably about the planters. ** Land Behind Park Gates Dave Green, a Friends of Ruabon member, has continued to use his tractor to cut the grass and clear the undergrowth behind the Park Gates since it was cleared approximately two years ago; working closely with other members of Friends of Ruabon and Growing Ruabon to ensure that this space is a pleasant area for residents to enjoy. 4 Thank you to Mike Jones for sending in copies of the following three documents, These must be of interest to everyone in Ruabon and the surrounding district. Mike is a former Ruabon resident who still cares about what happens in and around our village. (I suspect that his tenacity is legendary!) 5 6 ** Award for The Wynnstay Arms Ruabon Visit www.robinsonsbrewery.com for a full list of all our award winning brilliant beers. or sign up for our monthly newsletter. RECENT AWARDS WINNER – 2015 BBI GOLD MEDAL – DIZZY BLONDE, TROOPER AND STEAM LAGER WINNER – 2015 SIBA GOLD MEDAL – OLD TOM BEER [email protected]> Donovan Evans Assistant Manager (07957617844) Wynnstay Arms High Street, Ruabon, LL14 6BL 01978 22187www.robinsonsbrewery.com/wynnstayarms; www.facebook.com/WynnstayArmsRuabon 7 Dan Elder 5 August at 11:58 Reply from Dana Davies Thank you for contacting me. I have had a number of residents contact me regarding this development, Planning Application P/2018/0555, 0423 & 0053 Many support the supermarket (even when the initial application some 5/6 years ago was rumoured to include Sainsbury’s). The planning permission for the site was agreed in 2014 on Planning Application P/2014/0021. The difficulty at the moment is that the site is being developed in three phases, the infrastructure along with the supermarket and coffee shop, followed by the houses and then the business units/hotel/pub. There is no detail planning for the houses (phase 2) nor the business park (phase 3). My concern with phase 2 is very much the number of properties (and type mix i.e 2bed, 3bed, 4bed, etc) and also the need for a primary school as both Ruabon primary schools as well as Rhosymedre and Johnstown do not have available spaces to facilitiate the number of properties being rumoured for this site. I do need to point out that this area comes under Cllr Joan Lowe’s Ward of Penycae and Ruabon South though I am conscious that this development will put increased pressure on already stretched services within my ward. The High Street houses were due to be demolished at the beginning of this year, however we have bats and therefore there is protective legislation WCBC have to follow under the Habitats Regulations. The good news is that we have secured the funding into this year and once the process has completed, the properties will be demolished with 3 new houses build to building regulations standards. I completely understand your concerns regarding the recent antisocial behaviour and criminal activity. It is of great concern to me too. I am currently liaising with the Police Inspector for this area and trying to arrange a Community Meeting ASAP. As soon as I have any more details, I will come back to you. Thank you to Dan Elder for sharing this facebook reply from Dana Davies who is Chair of Ruabon Community Council and WCBCouncillor for Ruabon North. Have you thought of applying to fill the current vacancy on the RCC Dan? RESULT BELOW!! 8 9 Ruabon Bowling Club Maes-y Llan Lane, Ruabon Match Results 2018 Oswestry and District Bowling League: Division One Tuesday 31st July: Ruabon A: 8 v. Church A: 2 (Home) Division Three Wednesday 1st August : Chirk AAA B v. Ruabon B (No result) Division Six Thursday 2nd August: Llanygog B: 1 v. Ruabon C: 9 (Away) *** Wrexham and District Bowling League Pairs Division Three Monday 30th July: Ruabon: 3 v. Chirk: 5 (Home) Saturday Division One Saturday 4th August: Pentre Broughton: 5 v. Ruabon B: 9 Ruabon LibrarY Books AND Far, Far More To display work in the Exhibition area at Ruabon Library IS FREE. Please contact a member of staff during opening times to find out which months are still available during 2018, (see below). ** Ongoing book and DVD sales of discontinued material at RUABON library: – BIG PRICE REDUCTIONS. ** 10 For information on all sessions, please telephone to speak to a member of staff, when the library is open, on 01978 822002, or email: [email protected]. ** The Summer Reading Challenge 2018! This year’s Summer Reading Challenge is here! It encourages children aged 4 to 11 to read six library books over three visits during the long summer holiday. Children's reading can 'dip' during the summer holidays if they don't have regular access to books and encouragement to read for pleasure. This year’s theme is ‘Mischief Makers’ inspired by the much-loved children's title Beano, which celebrates its 80th anniversary. Starring are Dennis the Menace and Gnasher amongst others. Are you up for the challenge? There are colouring and activity sheets available in the library. Our colouring for mindfulness and jigsaw continues to be open to all. Mondays 3pm: Family Board games Wednesday 8.8.18: Sesiwm crefft a stori Magi Ann Story & Craft (£1 per child) Thursdays 3-4pm: weekly craft corner (unsupervised) Thursday 23.8.18: Craft Club 50p 3-4pm (booking required) Fridays 3 o’clock Club – stories, Lego, puzzles, jigsaws & colouring ** The Knit and Natter group now meets once a week on a Friday from 2pm. Refreshments are provided. New members are always welcome. ** FREE: Welsh Conversation Group/Grwp Sgwrsio Cymraeg am ddim. Suitable for all ages – Yn addas I ddysgwyr. At Ruabon Library – Yn Llyfrgell Rhiwabon. On Mondays – 2- 3pm/Pob Dydd Llun – 2-3 o’r gloch. ** Do you enjoy playing Scrabble? The Scrabble Club takes place on the 3rd Wednesday of each month 11 ** For those who enjoy doing Jig-Saw Puzzles, there is usually one ‘on the go’ for you to either put in a couple of pieces or finish it off altogether! ** Normal opening times are: Monday-10am-6pm; Tuesday- 2-5pm; Wednesday-2-5pm; Thursday-2-5pm; Friday-10am –6pm. ruabon ChurCheS’ neWS St Mary’s Shared Church – General Information: For Children: Toddler Praise for pre-school children on Tuesday mornings in the church hall from 10.30am to 12 noon Messy Church and Holiday Club please check website for details. Youth Group is on Sunday evenings 5pm-6.30pm. All Age Worship: The 1st Sunday in the month is a Family Communion Service at 9.30am. On the 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month there is the JIGSAW service: informal worship for all ages. ** The Church Hall is open to all on the 1st Saturday of the month for coffee from 10am to 12noon. ** The Choir practices on Tuesday evenings in the Church Hall at 7.15pm and sings at the 9.30am service every Sunday. ** The Bell Ringers practice weekly and ring for weddings when requested. Details from Gordon Richardson: [email protected] phone: 07970 140004. ** To hire the Church Hall please contact: Janet Roberts 01978 810039/email [email protected] **. For wedding or baptism enquiries please contact: The Rev’d Kate Tiltman, The Vicarage, Church Street, Rhosymedre, LL14 3EA. Phone: 01978 824087, [email protected] / www.stmarysruabon.org.uk. St Mary’s Church; St John’s Church and St Mary’s Youth Group also have a facebook page. ** St John’s has a website www.stjohnsrhosymedre.org.uk ** 12 For Catholic weddings, baptisms and confessions in Ruabon, Chirk and Llangollen: Rev’d Fr.
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