Keeping YOU Informed

Welshampton and Lyneal Parish Council’s Local Newsletter Issue 1 - June 2008

Welcome…. to the first issue of “Keeping YOU Informed”, the newsletter from the Parish Council for the people of Colemere, Lyneal and . One of the key points for action to arise from the Parish Plan was the requirement to provide for improved communication between the Council and the residents, and this newsletter is one of the ways we can achieve this objective. For this year we will publish three issues of “Keeping YOU Informed”, to be distributed in June, October and February, and we will review its success before deciding for future years. This first issue is double sized to enable you to be brought up to date with recent events and changes, what is happening in the Parish, and some useful contact details. Thereafter much of the content will be based on reports of progress on the Parish Plan action list. We are sure that residents will have suggestions for future editions of our newsletter, and we would like to hear them. Please pass these comments to the Parish Clerk or to any Councillor. I do hope you enjoy this newsletter and as a result of reading it, feel that you are being better informed about Parish Council matters.

Chris Symes Chair of Parish Council

Annual Meeting Council Tax

At the Annual Meeting of the Council on 1 May, You may have noticed that this year the Parish the Chair, Bob Daniels, stood down from that Council’s element of your Council Tax increased. position but remains a Councillor. “Bob has been a Chris Symes explains; “Residents have recently Councillor for ten years and Chair for four of them, received their council tax information and demands, but has decided that the day has come to hand over and will have noticed that the Parish Council Precept the Chair. On behalf of the other Councillors, and has increased by more than inflation, and therefore also, I am sure, on behalf of the residents of the need an explanation. Conscious of increased Parish, I would like to put on record our thanks to pressure on household expenditure, the Council’s Bob for his time as Chair. He has carried out the intention when setting the budget for next year was to responsibilities diligently and calmly, and has been a keep the total within inflation. However, one of the driving force for the Council during a period of much main issues to come out of the Parish Plan, and one change. He has always ensured that the Council acts which we can act upon promptly, is the need for for the Parish as a whole. I am delighted that Bob improved communication in the parish through remains a Councillor where all of us can continue to newsletters and the website. It is the additional cost benefit from his wise counsel. Thanks Bob.” said of this communication, in the main the printing and Chris Symes. distribution of newsletters, which has accounted for most of the precept increase. In an average (Band D) Officers for 2008/2009 Council Tax property, the Parish Council Precept Chair: Chris Symes works out at less than 40p per week, an increase of Vice Chair: Caroline Hamilton 7p per week per household over last year.” Planning Committee: Chris Symes, Caroline Hamilton, Margaret Evans, Richard Hall, Lawrence A detailed breakdown of this year’s Budget is Houghton and Sarah Jefferies. later in the newsletter.

More Meetings Future Council Meetings It was agreed that progressing the action points Monday 9 June 7.15pm of the Parish Plan was important to all so the Council Wednesday 2 July 7.15pm will now meet monthly instead of bi-monthly. All meetings are held at Welshampton Parish Hall. Confirmed dates will be published on notice boards and the website: www.shrop.net/welshampton. Please do come along! Building Control Parish Plan Progress Report Manager presents to Since the Parish Plan was Informed’ will also satisfy a Council approved by the Council last number points raised from the January work to complete the original questionnaire. For North District Council’s action points has been underway. example, what should residents Building Control Manager, Stuart In fact, some issues were do if a pothole appears in their Thomas, was invited to speak to the followed up immediately after the lane? How do you find out about Council at its May meeting. Public Meeting in November night flying of helicopters? 2007. Answers to these issues and Parish Council Involvement The action points actively many others are found in this Stuart explained that the being progressed at the moment newsletter.” District Council handles over 1,400 are: “However, to work correctly planning applications per year and • Better Communications on certain issues we need further that the role of the Parish Council in • Provision of cycle racks at the help and feedback from the planning process is key and he Parish Hall residents. Several comments encourages its involvement. He • Traffic Control were made about the problems also encourages developers to • Environmental Issues with mains water at Hampton contact Parish Councils at a very • Involvement with Local Police Wood. Is this still the case? early stage of any development in Please let us know. Also gully order to sound out local opinion. Pleasing Progress clearance was reported to be Lawrence Houghton was poor. If you live in an area which Village Design Statements on the Parish Plan steering is affected by this matter, again, Nowadays, the existing committee and, now as a Parish please contact us. We can then character and style of a village is a Councillor, is pleased to see what compile a report and liaise with key area when considering the progress has been made; “Not the Highways Department.” technical design of applications only has the Council started on “In the newsletter there are and Stuart confirmed that the several main projects, it hopes progress reports of specific Welshampton Village Design that the information contained in points and I’m sure, together, we Statement and views included in this first issue of ‘Keeping YOU can achieve all that was hoped.” the Parish Plan are referred to by Planning Officers. It is interesting to know that there are qualified The Parish Council’s Annual Budget architects working as Planning Officers within the Department and Each year at the January Budget Monitoring and Control their knowledge and experience is meeting the Parish Council sets At every Council meeting shared between Officers. its Annual Budget and Precept the Budget is monitored and (the amount raised through the explanations for any amounts The Decision Process Council Tax). In arriving at the under or over expectation are Stuart advised that every agreed Budget a number of documented. Also, expenditure application has a Planning Officer areas are considered: can only be approved at full allocated to it and that Officer will • the services provided, Council meetings. The Council’s make a personal visit to the • impact of inflation, finances are audited annually property or site to review the • the amount of time required of both internally (an independent details. Details of the application the Clerk to carry out her official nominated by the Council) are sent to close neighbours and duties, and externally (by auditors consultative bodies, like the • the needs within the appointed by the Government’s County’s Highways Department, community which the Council Audit Commission) Drainage Engineers and the Parish can influence. Councils. Nearly 90% of all Capital Reserves applications are decided on by the Budget Summary 2008/2009 You may be wondering why Development Control Department £ and how the Council has capital under the powers delegated to it by Expenditure 11,054 reserves. It is not always possible the District Council. However, if the Less Income 591 to fund large or long term application is complex or the Parish 10,643 projects from income of just one Council object to the application Made up from: year and therefore reserves are then it can be put to the District’s Transfer from Reserves 3,593 built up over time for these Planning Committee. Precept 6,870 projects. It is also considered 10,643 prudent to have contingency Bob Daniels thanked Stuart reserves to meet expenditure for his informative talk. The detailed Budget for caused by new legislation or by 2008/2009 is set out overleaf. emergencies. Local Policing and Partners And Communities Together

The purpose of West often complex and require the help for police, partners and Mercia’s Local Policing strategy is of many different people and communities to agree what the local to put communities – their needs, organisations to resolve. Local policing priorities will be over the their issues and their priorities – at Policing Teams work as part of coming weeks and months. Dates, the centre of the local policing broader neighbourhood teams, times and locations of these service. including local councillors, meetings are advertised locally and Our parish is served by 2 neighbourhood managers and can also be found on the relevant Local Teams: Welshampton by housing managers, youth workers Local Policing Team page of the Ellesmere, and Lyneal and and local businesses as well as West Mercia Police website Colemere by . community and voluntary PACT is intended to be The role of a Local Policing organisations. These broader simple, democratic and ongoing. Team is to: teams are known as Partners and Here are some ways how everyone • Understand and be accessible Communities Together (PACT). can get involved: to their local neighbourhood By working together the right PACT Surgeries – surgeries are • Engage communities and solution to a problem is found and when residents can drop in and partners to identify safety ensures action is taken. have a one-to-one conversation concerns with their Local Police Officer or How the Parish Council is Community Support Officer about • Agree the top priorities for getting involved. any concerns they may have. neighbourhood action It is important that local Postcards - a quick and easy way • Work with partners to deliver people get involved and play a to contact your Local Policing Team an agreed approach leading role in shaping and is to complete and return a • Report back on a regular basis influencing our local priorities. At postcard. You only need to provide on what has been achieved the Annual Meeting of the Council two bits of information: your it was agreed to send postcode and a brief description of Neighbourhood Teams representatives to the PACT your concern. Alternatively, you can Factors affecting the quality meetings for the Parish. These e-mail your Local Policing Team the of life within a neighbourhood are meetings provide an opportunity same information. Environmental Visual Audits (EVA) – these are more detailed feedback forms, which enable you to let us know about specific Budget 2008/2009 problems. These forms are available on the Police website. Payments £ Parish Maintenance PACT Events Street Lighting 1,100 As part of PACT our Police Hire of Skips 2,000 Teams are holding 2 events soon: Bus Shelter Cleaning and Grounds Maintenance 930 Lyneal & Colemere Postcard Parish Plan Projects and Community Grants 1,450 Survey on Wednesday 4 June. Establishment Welshampton Face to Face Survey Insurance 450 on Tuesday 29 July Meeting Room and Storage Hire 200 This is your opportunity to let the Subscriptions 280 Police know your concerns. Administration Clerk 2,784 Contact Details Administration Expenses 420 Our Police Teams are based Training 290 at: Audit Fees 300 Ellesmere Police Station, Grange Newsletter and Website 850 Road, Ellesmere, SY12 0AU. 11,054 The telephone numbers are: Income Ellesmere: 01743 264749 Interest 180 Ellesmere Rural: 01743 264704 VAT Refund 311 Email addresses: Misc 100 [email protected]. 591 police.uk Capital Reserves [email protected]. Earmarked Reserves (Parish Hall and Parish Plan) £3,000 police.uk Contingency Reserves £3,055 www.westmercia.police.uk the younger two go to Welshampton Primary School. Introducing Your Council I have been a Councillor for over 4 years. I support a number of village organisations and am currently a School Governor and a member of the Friends of Welshampton and the Parish Hall Management Committee.

Lawrence Houghton I moved to Colemere in July 2005. It's a beautiful unspoiled hamlet and a wonderful place to live. I became involved in local issues almost immediately volunteering to join the Parish Plan steering committee. When a vacancy arose on the Parish Council late last year I decided to put my name forward to serve as a Councillor. My application was successful and I was co-opted onto the Council in November 2007. So far it has been a very steep learning curve but I find it very rewarding.

Sarah Jefferies Welshampton and Lyneal Parish Council prior to the I moved into Welshampton about 2½ years Annual Meeting on 1 May 2008. ago. I am very happy living in Welshampton and I’m Margaret Evans and Jennifer Wright were not available for the photograph truly committed to ensuring and maintaining the integrity of the village and beautiful surrounding countryside. My two children attend Welshampton Bob Daniels Primary School and both my husband, Neil, and I Originally from the Rhondda Valley in South. actively took part in the “Save Our School” Wales, I moved to Shropshire in 1991 to work for campaign. Like everyone else we were delighted at the County Council’s Countryside Service based at the way the community pulled together and with the Ellesmere. My wife, Joan, had already started eventual decision coming out of Shirehall, not to working for an organisation now called “Natural pursue the closure. ” based at Fenn’s, Whixall & Bettisfield

Mosses National Nature Reserve. We settled in Chris Symes Colemere and have now lived there for about 17 I am a retired business man who has lived with years. I attended Parish Council meetings as a my wife in Lyneal for three years and have been a member of the public in the early 90’s and joined the Parish Councillor for one year. It was the attraction council in 1997. I also became chair of the Colemere of the area which caused us to move here, and now Residents’ Association at roughly the same time. In through regular dog-walking and involvement in 2002 I took early retirement as a result of assorted organisations, I know the locality and many redundancy. I have chaired the Parish Council for residents. I joined the Council to help play my part in the last 4 years and am now pleased to be able to retaining the many excellent aspects of living in our hand over to Chris Symes . community.

Margaret Evans Jennifer Wright I have been a member of the Parish Council I became a Councillor in July 2003. I represent for over 20 years and been the caretaker of the the Council on several community committees and parish hall for a large proportion of this. I have lived action groups with a special interest in road safety in the village all of my life and have seen many and village speed limits. changes.

Richard Hall Vacancy I am a local farmer, having been born and bred in Welshampton, and have been a Parish Councillor Recently Tracey Eccles decided to stand down for 2½ years. As a member of the Council my aims from the Council which means there is a vacancy for are to ensure the villages maintain and improve the a new member. present services, provide affordable housing for the younger members of the community and allow the The next few years are expected to be a very area to evolve without the loss of 'village character'. exciting time for the Parish with the implementation of the Parish Plan and changes in the structure of Caroline Hamilton local government following the set up of the new I have lived in Welshampton for 14 years and Unitary Council. Why not join the Council? See the have 3 children. One goes to College and flyer enclosed with the newsletter. How do I find out what is going on? What about the state of the roads? In today’s busy world very soon an additional notice communication is sometimes the board will be in place. Shropshire County Council’s first thing to fail. One major Highways Department recently concern based on the Parish New Methods completed intensive patching on Plan findings was that many Richard Hall knows all too the Lyneal to Hampton Bank / residents did not know what was well it is not easy to keep well Holywell Moor roads; the end going on in the Parish. informed; “Living on the outskirts result receiving praise from local By law the Parish Council of the Parish and having a busy residents. Culvert replacement has to communicate with its working life a trip to a notice also took place at Bank Farm residents by placing notices in board is not always convenient. Lane. Unfortunately, details of this public places. There are three Making communication easier year’s maintenance plan was not notice boards that the Council between the Council and the available at the time printing. The use for this purpose: at The Sun, residents is important and I fully Highways Dept welcome reports of Welshampton, by the phone box support the new newsletter and any pot holes that suddenly in Lyneal and at the grass the development of a website. appear and any specific gully triangle in Colemere. It is The Shropshire Star is advised of clearance problems. You can appreciated that this is not the Council meetings so you may contact the Department direct on always the best way of keeping see small articles in there too! Of 0845 678 9000 or by email residents aware and the Council course, residents can always oswestry.highways@shropshire- has been looking at other contact individual Councillors or cc.gov.uk or, if easier, through the methods. At the public meeting the Clerk on any matter even if it Council via the Clerk. last November it was suggested is just to find out the date and “Highways Dept have always that a notice board was placed at time of the next meeting.” been helpful with problems the Welshampton Parish Hall as this Council have referred to them. was a more visited venue. This Take a look at the Council’s With only an annual inspection of suggestion has been endorsed website: the roads they look to local by both the Council and the Hall www.shrop.net/welshampton residents and the Council to keep Management Committee and It is regularly updated. them informed of problems that occur throughout the year.” says Keeping Our Parish Clean and Tidy Caroline Hamilton.

Flytipping is not only anti-social in or near water. used. “When both spring and but is potentially life threatening. • Do not disturb the site: there autumn approach, residents start North Shropshire District Council, may evidence that could help to ask for the date when the skip the authority responsible for identify the culprits and lead to has be booked. It has been managing this problem, treats their prosecution. known for the skip to be full within flytipping very seriously and will • Report it: as soon as you can a couple hours of arriving!” prosecute anyone caught flytipping phone NSDC 01939 238460. waste. In an effort to reduce the Where are they? number of flytipping incidences, Catching them red-handed! The skips are placed at the NSDC provides a special refuse If you see someone flytipping following sites: collection for large items (contact please make a note of the what Welshampton Parish Hall 0845 678 9009) you saw (time, people, vehicles, Lyneal — by the telephone box If you discover flytipped what sort of waste) in as much Colemere — opposite Belgrave waste please follow these simple detail as possible. Cottages. Do’s and Dont’s: But remember: don’t put They are available from 8am until • Do not touch the waste : yourself at risk! mid-day or when full and have Flytipped waste can be been booked for the following dangerous—it may contain Skips dates: syringes, broken glass, A service the Parish Council Welshampton: Saturday 4 October asbestos, toxic chemicals or provides, which you may not be Colemere: Saturday 11 October other hazardous substances. aware of, is the provision of skips Lyneal: Saturday 18 October • Visually inspect the waste : try twice a year for excess general There are restrictions to to determine what the waste household waste. what can be placed in the skips: consists of and how much there Mrs Margaret Evans, who no liquids, cans, drums, gas is. lives in Welshampton knows from bottles, chemicals, asbestos, • Take a note of its exact first hand experience that this batteries, tyres, refrigerators, location: and also, whether it is service is appreciated and well freezers or other hazardous waste. Speeding and Traffic Control Speeding and traffic control the driver was given suitable term the Department will erect an are always very emotive subjects advice. To date there has been no additional ‘pedestrians in in Welshampton but recently the re-occurrence of these dangerous carriageway’ sign. Council together with the driving events. “The Council looked into Colemere Residents Association financing traffic signage along helped the Police resolve incidents Balmer, Welshampton Balmer but costs are prohibitive. of dangerous driving around “These signs are conflicting” There does not appear to be a Colemere and Lyneal. is a comment heard on many quick solution but we will monitor The Colemere car park occasion about the signs near the progress vigorously.“ assures suddenly became a meeting point Methodist Chapel. The Council Jennifer Wright. for a number of cars being driven has discussed this matter, and the at high speeds from various dangers of walking along Balmer, Speed Watch directions. Drivers would take it in with the County Council’s Traffic Jennifer gives an update; “I turns to do wheel spins, 360º turns Department. The Department has would like to thank the volunteers and handbrake stops and then advised that the de-restriction sign who came forward. However, the drive out of the villages, again, at is a legal requirement as it marks initiative is now on hold nationally dangerously high speeds. the end of the 30mph limit. It as the procedures and equipment Councillors living in the villages conceded that the 20mph sign are subject to a legal review.” and the Residents Association appears conflicting but it was agreed to keep a log of when erected in good faith in response to Speedvisor these events happened. Several previous safety concerns with the ‘Speedvisor is now a regular weeks later, one resident in Lyneal double bend. The Traffic ‘visitor’ to Welshampton near to was nearly involved in an accident Department suggested a 30mph the Parish Hall. The Council has with a speeding driver but limit through Balmer could be asked the Traffic Department to managed to take details of the car. investigated. It will include Balmer investigate the possibility of a The Council passed these details in the next Rural Speed Limit second site at the western side of onto the Local Police Team and Review later this year. In the short the village. Low Flying Aircraft Annual Parish Meeting and Helicopters During May two annual A Community Success meetings are held. The Annual Cllr Sarah Jefferies, It was noted in the Parish Meeting of the Council and the reminded everyone of the time Plan that noise from aircraft and Annual Parish Meeting. They when it was feared Welshampton helicopters adversely effects the sound very similar but they have C of E Primary School would parish. RAF Shawbury is unable two completely different purposes. close. “It was a difficult period but to give any details of flight paths The Annual Meeting of the Council thanks to the support of the whole and patterns as there are many is primarily to elect officials of the community and the tremendous factors to be taken into account Council. The Annual Parish leadership of Mrs Cathy Youd, the when planning the training. Meeting is organised and chaired School is now secure. But, we can However, it is possible to access by the Council but all registered not sit back.” details on night flying through the electors have an opportunity to “The County Council named RAF website (www.raf.mod.uk/ participate in the whole meeting. two main issues, lack of a fourth rafshawbury). You can also This year’s Annual Parish Meeting classroom and hall and car contact the Community Relations was held on 7 May and was parking. The Action Group, now Dept on 01939 250351 attended by five Councillors, the renamed The School Improvement Clerk and five residents. Committee, have reviewed these Offer of Visit issues. An architect has drawn up Flight Lieutenant Neil Hope, Councillor Presentations plans to address the structural who has taken over as Community The Chair, Chris Symes, points. We also support a planning Relations Officer, from Squadron introduced the meeting and application next to the school Leader Martin Locke, has offered explained that different Councillors which includes the facility of a car an invitation to the residents of the would lead each point of the park for use by the school. Parish to visit the station as a agenda. Subjects covered on the “With the School receiving group and learn more about what agenda included a Review of the ‘excellent status’ from both goes on at the base. Should you Year, the Parish Plan, Government and Church be interested in taking up the Welshampton School, The Sun OFSTEDs it is an asset the invitation and joining a group visit Inn, Speeding through community is determined to keep please contact Carole Warner and Welshampton, Housing and an for many years to come” she will co-ordinate arrangements. open discussion time. Everyone present agreed! Recycling Services

“In Shropshire we produce that if you plan to take any From 1 April 2009 a new around 180,000 tonnes of household waste in a trailer or unitary council, Shropshire Council, rubbish every year —- well over 1 commercial type vehicle you will will replace the existing 6 primary tonne per household. The good need to apply for an entry permit. councils. This new Council will news is that nearly 60% of what deliver services to the whole of the we throw away could be recycled How does the permit scheme county and North Shropshire or composted . At the moment work? District Council will no longer exist. almost 35% of our rubbish is Entry permits are free and Planning for the change is already recycled, most it through the entitles the householder to one under way. Kerbside Recycling Service. Our site visit using a trailer or newsletter and the envelope are commercial type vehicle. Permits What will happen to ’s from recycled paper and, once will be checked and collected by offices? you have finished with them, can the site attendant who also checks There will still be local offices be recycled again! to make sure that the waste is so that people can access services A wider range of items can from your home. where they live, not in a remote be recycled by taking them to council headquarters. one of the Household Recycling How do I get a permit? Centres. Enclosed with the You can apply for an HRC What are the benefits? newsletter is a guide to the permit by: By joining the councils it is materials that can be recycled at • Calling Shropshire Waste planned that there will be savings the Centres and what happens to Partnership on 0845 678 9009 across departments. Services some of them.” says Carole • Going to the Shropshire County should be more joined-up and Warner. Council website uniform across the county. There (www.shropshire.gov.uk) will be new local joint meetings with Household Recycling Centres following the links to Recycling unitary and parish councillors (HRC) and completing a form and attending to discuss local issues. The two nearest to our posting/emailing it to Parish are Oswestry and Shropshire Waste Partnership. ‘Keeping YOU Informed’ will Whitchurch. Be aware, however, make sure you are fully aware of any impact this new Council will Environment Group have on our Parish. The local Environment So far, the main projects Bob Daniels is part of the Group was set up as part of the have been around Colemere and Environment Group and support the Parish Environmental Action Lyneal. It is hoped that residents work. Bob explains “The projects Initiative led by the County in Welshampton will feel and hedgelaying courses have Council’s Countryside Services. encouraged to join the Group and been a tremendous success and Fourteen residents came forward expand the area of work. has been to the benefit of the to create a local group and they Although the original initiative has Parish. The Parish Plan has also had some excellent ideas. One of finished the Countryside Services identified support for a Parish Paths the projects is explained below. will continue to support the Group Partnership and this will be in as many ways as possible. The explored over the coming months. Lyneal – Colemere Avenue enclosed leaflet suggests what We hope to report further in the This old avenue of trees is a can be achieved and who to next newsletter” significant landscape feature of contact. the Parish. New trees have been planted and current trees undergone formative pruning to raise the canopies to formalise the avenue in the classic sense. Work commenced early in 2007 with 5 tasks undertaken involving a total of 36 people, working a total of 27 hours each, total volunteer time for project calculated as 191 hours. A total of 40 new trees were planted and 22 new cages constructed. Hopefully, this avenue’s future has now been secured for hundreds of years. Useful Contact Details

Parish Council Emergency Contacts Welshampton Ward Chair: Chris Symes In most emergencies you should dial 999 Vice Chair: Caroline Hamilton Margaret Evans For non - emergencies Richard Hall West Mercia Police 08457 444 888 Lawrence Houghton Shropshire Fire & Rescue 01743 260200 Sarah Jefferies Ambulance Service Lyneal Ward 01743 273649 Bob Daniels NHS Direct 0845 46 47 Jennifer Wright Vacancy Local Policing Teams Ellesmere 01743 264749 Councillors can be contacted through the clerk [email protected] or by email Ellesmere Rural 01743 264704 Carole Warner (Clerk) 01948 710672 [email protected] [email protected] www.shrop.net/welshampton Community Contacts Welshampton Parish Hall North Shropshire DC 01939 232771 General Enquiries 01948 710479 www.northshropshiredc.gov.uk Bookings 01948 710317 Dog Warden 01939 238460 emergencies only 07702 166039 Shropshire Community Directory Environmental Health 01939 238460 01743 255305 including flytipping [email protected] Planning Dept 01939 238424 www.shropshire.gov.uk/community.nsf Shropshire’s foremost directory of clubs, Shropshire County Council 0845 678 9000 societies, organisations and help groups. [email protected] www.shropshire.gov.uk Countryside Services 01743 255061 For all enquiries regarding Education, www.shropshire.gov.uk/countryside.nsf Highways, Social Services, Road Safety and Trading Standards Countryside Community Projects 01691 624448 Shropshire Waste Partnership countryside.conservation@shropshire- 0845 678 9009 cc.gov.uk For all enquiries regarding waste, re-cycling and bulky waste collection service. RAF Shawbury 01939 250351

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Keeping YOU Informed is produced by: made available in large print and audio Welshampton and Lyneal Parish Council tape. Please call 01948 710672 for Orchard Cottage Rowe Lane further details. Welshampton SY12 0QB This newsletter is printed on recycled paper. For further information please contact the Clerk: When you have finished with it please recycle. Carole Warner on 01948 710672 Email: [email protected]