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Unfortunately it is impossible to include all information submitted about each facility in a single newsletter, however all forwarded information will be kept for future reference. The next edition will be distributed November 2014 - any new information will be required by early October latest. If you would like to feature in the next edition, or have any queries regarding the newsletter, please do not hesitate to contact Mandy Eccles at: The Hamilton Davies Trust Hamilton Davies House 117c Liverpool Road Cadishead Manchester M44 5BG telephone: 0161 222 4003 email: [email protected] www.hamiltondavies.org.uk Designed by Jennifer Eccles The information in this newsletter has been reproduced with the permission of the relevant facilities - The Hamilton Davies Trust is not responsible for any information that is incorrect. This newsletter is available in a larger print if required. Registered Charity No. 1106123 Welcome to the 23rd edition of the Rixton-with-Glazebrook’s ‘in the know’ newsletter, produced by the Hamilton Davies Trust. All residents will now have received their free copy of the ‘Parish Plan-One Year On’ document, highlighting Parish Plan actions achieved in the past 12 months. It can also be viewed / downloaded online at www.rixtonwithglazebrook.net. Thank you to all 01925 813298 01925 volunteers who have contributed towards the content, production 667549 07511 01925 633139 07815 561372 01925 817948 0161 777 9726 01925 490370 0161 775 2340 0161 776 1639 01925 812443 0161 775 2935 0161 775 9360 0161 775 5555 0161 222 4444 07582 719725 01925 251221 and distribution of the document, many of whom have also delivered 0161 775 2340 0161 775 0898 01925 754770 895677 07530 0161 775 5424 01925 813939 0161 775 1314 07525 456291 this newsletter to your door. I’m sure many of you attended and enjoyed the Parish Carnival,which took place whilst this newsletter was in print. To view images and read about the event visit the community website (highlighted above). For more on ‘What’s On’ in the Parish see diary dates p.14-17. Mandy CONTENTS Introduction 2 Linda Ogden Neil Fairfax Marilyn Lowe Helen Weight The Ranger Carol Richardson Jackie Bellfield Rev. Brenda Jeffrey Linda Ogden Debbie Williams Syd Walker Debbie Williams Young Gladys John Gildea Rev. Christine Smith Alan Domville Charlotte Chapman Stuart Wraith Jeff Butler Karen Ward McCarthy Tony Cllr. Reception Caroline Whitehouse Michele News and Announcements 3 Achievements, Highlights, Successes 4 - 7 Parish Plan updates 8 Community Involvement 9 (Leisure Centre) Youth Group Activities 10 Sports Clubs 11 Group Social Activities 12 Monthly Group Social Activities 13 Diary - July / August / September / October 14 - 17 Village Amenities (including opening times) 18 Getting Around / Road Safety 19 Pet Owners / Dog Fouling / Horse Riding 20 Rixton Claypits / Outdoor Pursuits 21 Parish Council / Public Services / Libraries 22 - 23 WBC / Warrington East Area Coordinator 24 Police / Important Contacts / Homewatch 25 Facilities Information / Venues for Hire 26 - 29 Contact Directory 30 - 31 Messy Church Parish Carnival Committee Parish Council Parish Plan Group Rixton Claypits Rixton Dog School Rixton Methodist Religious Worship Club Rixton Tennis Rixton Tots Rixton-with-Glazebrook Community Hall Rixton-with-Glazebrook Lions Rixton-with-Glazebrook Pre-school Rixton-with-Glazebrook Thursday Club RC Religious Worship SS Peter & Michael’s Aided Primary School C.E. St. Helen’s Church and Sunday School St. Helen’s Sugarfields - The Rhinewood Hotel The Black Swan The Rotary Club of Irlam Out of School Club Wasps Borough Councillor Warrington Neighbourhood Hub Woolston Olde Red Lion Ye Zumba Style Exercise 2 31 CONTACT DIRECTORY All Creatures Veterinary Centre Kelly Pendlebury 0161 777 8484 Camsley Grange Riding for the Disabled Denise Shaw 08452 414311 Chapel Crafts Margery Green 0161 775 4372 Chill and Chat Social Handicraft Session Joan Hill 0161 775 4925 Friends of St. Helen’s C.E. Church Alan Domville 0161 775 9360 Friends of St. Helen’s C.E. School Karen Bradbury 0161 775 2935 Friends of Hollinfare Cemetery Pete Higson 0161 775 2802 Glazebrook Badminton Club Albert Phoenix 0161 775 5600 Glazebrook Methodist Church Ray Jeffrey 01925 813298 Glazebrook Post Office Peter Dodd 0161 775 3538 30 Glazebrook Residents’ Action Group Ann Farrin 0161 775 6843 Glazebrook Women’s Institute Judith Barnard 0161 775 9934 Hollins Green Art Class Rachelle 0161 775 0524 Hollins Green Beavers Samuel Barker 07427 448026 Hollins Green Cubs Anja Brooks 07846 675580 Hollins Green Indoor Bowling Harold Bate 0161 775 7796 Hollins Green Scouts Jonathan Ridge 0161 777 8921 Hollins Green Sequence Dancing Doreen Herridge 0161 775 7248 Hollybank Caravan Park Reception 0161 775 2842 Irlam and Cadishead Leisure Centre Reception 0161 775 4134 Karate Lynn Nelson 07711 363831 LA Cafe Lynn Austin 07594 954647 to know that there is one months free trial at trial free is one months there to that know 999. via IfWimbledon hasgot you keen toplay someemergency tennis you may like medical a in visitors Parish use and for 07511 community Defibrillator or the by Accessible Public a houses now hall The 667549. 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On behalf of the Parish we would like to Taylor James contact please role exciting this on taking in interested are currently use the site HDT want to know what you like about it, which which it, about often? how and site the search you how most, the visit you pages like you what know to want HDT site you the If use currently newsletter. this with website delivered the questionnaire reshape the to help completing can by You activities. and groups events community for parish portal and a is site the HDT, by Managed facelift. a website community Hamilton (HDT) Davies Trust are pleased to advise you that your Contact Brenda Jeffrey - see p.11 for details. -seep.11 Contact Brenda Jeffrey Hollins Green Scout Group details. for page back see - post or phone by Mandy contact can comment on to [email protected] Alternatively you to like would you anything forward or questionnaire the complete to time take Please future? the in so do to you encourage would what and why know to like also would HDT website, the use not do you If Community Hall Community who celebrated their diamond wedding anniversary in June. June. in anniversary wedding diamond their celebrated who NEWS AND ANNOUNCEMENTS AND NEWS www.rixtonwithglazebrook.net www.rixtonwithglazebrook.net are on the look out for a Treasurer to help with the the with help to Treasurer a for out look the on are ‘Shine theLight’ need a new 3 . The aimistouplight the . Beaver leader Rixton Tennis Club Tennis Rixton Doreen and Cliff Cliff and Doreen is is to undergo undergo . If you . ACHIEVEMENTS, HIGHLIGHTS, SUCCESSES The Rixton-with-Glazebrook HS2 Action Group committee are still maintaining a dialogue with other groups along the line, particularly through Cheshire, and are sharing information to make sure that collectively they stay up to date with all developments at national level and to make sure that they are all doing as much as possible to maintain and improve awareness. Going forward for the next few Sunday months their attention will primarily be on lobbying local members, MP’s and the local councils along the Cheshire stretch of the route 667549 07511 with a view to firstly securing support against the principle of HS2 at all and in the second instance also lobbying for the removal of the Cheshire spur. They will be putting out an updated newsletter over Saturday the summer months, if you aren’t subscribed to receive the newsletter, you can do so by emailing [email protected] Friends of Hollinfare Cemetery continue to make progress with Friday their actions to continually improve the look and feel of the cemetery. 19.00 - 20.45 In 2014 Friends installed new storage / recycling bays, planted more 0161 775 2263 Harry Hunt Debbie Williams 0161 775 5555 Chapman Charlotte Colette Fairfax 07870 966217 Paul Ogden 0161 775 Alan Domville 0161 775 9360 2340 border sections, a wildflower area and bedding plants, donated once again by local farmers, which will add summer colour to the front Thursday wall and large planters inside. Thanks to successful grants from 18.30 - 20.00 Warrington Community Chest and Golden Gates Housing and a granite plaque donation from J.E.Marks Memorial the Cubs Remembrance Garden will be completed this summer. If you would Hall like to be part of further exciting improvements see p.9 for contacts. The two local pubs wholeheartedly support community life and Wednesday continue to welcome community groups to freely use their venues 6JT Green, Manchester Road, Hollins Green. WA3 The Village for meetings. The Red Lion pub have been pleased with the level of support from the local community. Since Caroline, Neal and Mike took Tuesday over a few months ago the pub has exceeded brewery expectations 18.30 - 19.30 and is proving popular with local residents for refreshments and celebrations. The Black Swan continue to embrace community life. Recently they freely hosted ‘Carnival Friday’ to support fundraising for the Parish Carnival and provided free coffee for thirsty Parish litter Monday 19.00 - 19.45 Glazebrook Methodist Church Hall Rixton-with-Glazebrook Community Hall The Rhinewood Country House Hotel The Scout Centre Rixton Methodist Church Church House St.
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