PARISH
COUNCIL
at NEWSLETTER
April 2018
Editorial Village Diary for April
It would seem I spoke too soon in the last newsletter. There I was talking about signs of If you want your event published here please contact the Editors. spring only to have the Beast from the East arrive the following week. I shall make no th Thurs 5 Apr Over 60s Nigel Hart – photographs (p7) predictions of warmer weather this month! th Sat 14 Apr Big Fat Quiz. SM Village Hall (p10) However, the lighter evenings will see more of th us out and about enjoying our beautiful Sat 14 Apr Spring Fair & Gift Day SM church (p8) surroundings so please play your part in Sat 14th April RBL Annual Dinner – Jester hotel (p9) keeping them that way. The next scheduled th th Litter picks are on 14 and 28 April (details on Thur 19th Apr Tennis Club AGM SM village hall (p8) page 4) and do I really need to remind you yet th ag ain to clean up after your dogs? It seems Fri 27 Apr Morden Players – This England SM Village Hall (p8) th such a shame that despite constant pleas and Sat 28 Apr Morden Players – This England SM Village Hall (p8) reminders dog mess continues to be such a problem , which seems largely down to just a few inconsiderate individuals. Please be a Forthcoming events considerate neighbour and keep our village rd clear of dog poo! Thur 3 May Over 60s birthday party (p7)
Thur 10th May Annual Parish Meeting On the subject of considerate neighbours, th there are words of thanks from two of our Sun 13 May Villagers’ Social club – Trip to Stody Lodge (p2) villagers (on pages 4 & 7) which serve as a th reminder to what a kind and caring community Wed 30 May A Midsummer Night’s Dream – St. Mary’s GM (p9) we belong. And if you would like to nominate any individual for exceptional service to the community, please get in touch with the parish clerk as the Jubilee Award will be presented at the Parish Meeting on 10th May (details on page 11).
And last but not least, do come along to the latest offering from the Morden Players this month – a light hearted celebration of our green and pleasant land – This England. Wishing you all a happy Easter
Gina
Editors:
f Desma Goddard: 38 Hay Street, Steeple Morden, Telephone 01763 852287 Gina Ferrari: 49 Hay Street, Steeple Morden, Telephone 01763 852971 1 Email: [email protected]
Steeple Morden Parish Council Dog Fouling List of Councillors as at March 2018
CLLR J BROCKLEHURST (Chairman) Pennard House, Station Road, Odsey 01462 742856
CLLR S WHEATLEY (Vice Chairman)
95 Hay Street, Steeple Morden 01763 853826
CLLR J CLAYTON
Brook End, Steeple Morden 01763 852203 The issue of dog fouling remains a key concern CLLR A DREW for our the community. Apart from the anti- 76 Station Road, Steeple Morden social nature of the problem, dog fouling 01763 853390 presents a real health hazard. The threat of CLLR C WHITTINGTON Toxocariasis (caused by dog roundworm 79 Hay Street, Steeple Morden larvae) is a very real threat which can cause 01763 852540 blindness . Children in particular are most susceptible to this disease. CLLR G BELSON
Ringdale, 2 North Brook Road, So if you really care about your community and Steeple Morden 01763 852475 our children remember there’s no such thing as a Dog Poo Fairy and failure to clean up after CLLR S NORTON (co-opted) your dog could land you with a fine of £1000! 40 Hay Street, Steeple Morden 01763 853130
CLLR C UPCHURCH (co-opted) Greenway Farm, Litlington Road, SM 01763 852193
CLLR K AUSTIN (co-opted) Bogs Gap Lane, Steeple Morden 01763 852023
DISTRICT CLLR MRS C.MURFITT The Villagers Social Club 01763 852526 Coach trip to
Stody Lodge COUNTY CLLR MR S. KINDERSLEY Rhododendron and Azalea 01767 651982 Gardens And calling at Thursford Steam Museum for lunch stop. th Sunday 13 May 2018 Leaving S.M. Hay Street 9.00 a.m. Return from Stody Gardens 5.00 p.m. Cost £30 per person to include coach and entrance to the museum and the gardens.
Bookings to Tricia at the Post Office. Email [email protected] Tel. 01763852834 Cheques payable to The Villagers Social Club by 14th April please. 2
NEWS FROM YOUR PARISH COUNCIL
The Full PC meets on the second Monday in the in the Cricket Pavilion (Village Hall in winter) at 7.30pm. The meeting is listed every month in the Village Post Office window, on the Notice Board at the Recreation Ground, and in Odsey near the station. A copy of the full minutes from the Council Meetings may be obtained by contacting the Parish Clerk, Sally Walmesley, Redwood Lodge, South Street, Litlington, Royston SG8 0QR. Telephone 01763 852137 or e-mail [email protected]. Minutes can also be viewed on the Steeple Morden Village Website www.steeplemorden.org and the Village Post Office. Discussion on agenda items from the March Council meeting on included the following:
Report from District Cllr Cicely Murfitt: The latest edition of the South Cambs magazine has been published. There were concerns that it been put in a plastic bag. This was a temporary move to prevent political leaflets being inserted before the May elections There is no further information on the planning application for the Station Road orchard site It is requested that additional recycling rubbish be put into clear plastic bags so that operatives can see the contents thus preventing injury. Report from County Cllr Sebastian Kindersley: A useful meeting had taken place concerning the proposed path between Steeple and Guilden with various options being discussed. There is still concern over potholes which have worsened after the recent bad weather. Currently there are only funds for urgent work. The road safety on the A505 is still a concern and Cllr Kindersley is due to meet with Herts County Cllr Jarvis and would hopefully receive an update on any future plans. Matters arising from and last meeting Request for new litter/dog waste bins - Dr Belson was in contact with Heidi Duffet, South Cambs refuse supervisor. The Guilden/Steeple footpath – permission was being sought from Highways to use the grass verge which would then need to be cut. Finances The financial statement and bills were approved The account with Anglian water re sewage charges was still frozen. Recreation Ground. There had been an increase in litter over the half term break. The soil on the mound in the play area was eroding but a RoSPA inspection is due in April where it is hoped advice will be given. It was considered low risk at present. The clerk had passed on the PC’s suggestions to the football club re. grass cutting and were awaiting a response. Quotes were to be obtained for cutting back the Leylandii trees by the village hall. Enquiries were being made to the First Responder team about the maintenance of the defibrillator. Maintenance There was to be another site meeting about footpath 28 Craft Way footway – the hedge needs to be cut back and this has been reported on the South Cambs website Litter – The first litter pick at Odsey resulted in 18 bags of litter collected by 13 volunteers Dog Fouling There has been a marked increase in dog fouling especially along Station Rd to Ashwell Rd where children are often walked to school. The Clerk would obtain some signs to serve as a reminder. The Green Telephone Kiosk The hedge on the adjacent property would need to be cut back before the team of volunteers could begin painting the kiosk Correspondence An enquiry had been received about the Jubilee award which previously had been presented at the Harvest Fair. As there was to be no fair again this year it was suggested that it be presented at the Annual Parish Meeting and villagers were to be asked for nominations. Annual Parish Meeting 10th May 2018 The meeting would be held following the election. Mr Brocklehurst agreed to chair the meeting and the agenda would follow the usual format with the presentation of the Jubilee award to be made during the chairman’s report. Planning Applications Ref S/0124/18/FL Northbrook End Farmhouse, North Brook End – demolition of existing barn and construction of 4 bedroom house Mr David Barrett. Deadline for responses had passed so no comment was made Ref S/0715/18/TC 12 Cheyney St, Tree works to reduce3 crown on Beech tree by 50%. No objections, but it was to be pointed out that the residents also had responsibility for the overgrown hedge along the footpath.
Steeple Morden Parish Litter Picks Schedule 2018 All events start at 2pm and last just 60 “magic” minutes
Zones 4 and 5: Station Road from allotments to Saturday 14th April 2018 Ashwell Road to include Ashwell Road and Windmill Close etc
Station Road and Hay Street to Craft Way to include Craft Way Zones 6 and 7: Hay Street from Craft Way to Trap Saturday 28th April 2018 Road /North Brook End Trap Road/ Bogs Gap and Brook End Zones 2-6 Whole village sweep Saturday 12th May 2018
Zone 1: Odsey Saturday 8th or 15th September 2018
Zones 2 and 3: Cheney Street from Litlington Road Saturday 22nd September to Brook End to include The Green 2018
Cheney Street from Brook End to Hay Street Junction to include Russell Close and Jubilee Way etc Zones 4 and 5: Station Road from allotments to Saturday 13th October 2018 Ashwell Road to include Ashwell Road and Windmill Close etc
Station Road and Hay Street to
Craft Way to include Craft Way Zones 6 and 7: Hay Street from Craft Way to Trap Saturday 27th October 2018 Road /North Brook End Trap Road/ Bogs Gap and Brook End Zones 2-6 Whole village sweep Saturday 10th November 2018 Zone 1: Odsey Saturday 24th November 2018
Please email [email protected] with your full name and which of the events you can attend.
Thank you! We would like to take the time to thank all of our family, friends and neighbours for all of the cards, help and support that has been offered, especially to Sue, after my accident back in January. I am getting on well and making a fast recovery, but I have a long way to go yet. And I would like to add from a personal point of view we have the best NHS in the world! Once again thank you all very much, it is deeply appreciated.
Geoff and Sue Gilbert
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Saint Peter and Saint Paul Guilden Morden Congregational Church Church, Steeple Morden Diary for April Diary March www.guildenmordencongregationalchurch.com
The Church is one of six in the Shingay Group and details of services in all the churches are Sunday 1st April 10.30am Café service for published monthly in Prospect. Our website is www.shingaychurches.co.uk Easter Day, including an Easter Egg Hunt for the April children. All welcome at Sunday 1st Easter Day this all-age service with 10.45am Parish Communion coffee and croissants.
Friday 6th 9.30-11.30 Easter Café Church, Monday 2nd April 10.30-12.00am Men’s 78 Hay Street Guild in the school room
th Sunday 8 10.45am Parish Communion Wed 4th April 9.00-11.30am Mix and
th Match Coffee Morning Monday 9 7 .30pm Home Group, 78 Hay Street Sunday 8th April 11.00am Joint service at
Saturday 14th 10am-1pm Spring Fair & Gift Littlington, led by Mike Day in the Church Birrell
Sunday 15th 9.45am Family Service Wed 11th April 9.00-11.30am Mix and Match Coffee Morning th Monday 16 7.30pm Home Group at 78 Hay Street Sunday 15th April 10.00am United service at St Mary’s Wednesday 18th 7.30pm Annual Parochial
Church Meeting in Church th Wed 18 April 9.00-11.30am Mix and th Match Coffee Morning Friday 20 9-11.30 Café Church & Traidcraft, Bowls Club nd Sunday 22 April 11.00am Joint service at Sunday 22nd 10am Group Communion and Littlington, Led by Cyril Traidcraft stall Harris
rd Monday 23 7.30pm Home Group at Wed 25th April 9.00-11.30am Mix and 78 Hay Street Match Coffee Morning
Friday 27th 9-11.30am Café Church, Sunday 29th April 10.30am Communion Bowls Club service Sunday 29th 10am Group Communion at Abington Pigotts with Traidcraft
th Fairtrade Monday 30 7.30pm Home Group at You can help fight poverty amongst 78 Hay Street small growers and producers by supporting Fairtrade. The Annual Parochial Church Meeting Traidcraft goods are available on: of the Church of St Peter & St Paul th will take place on Saturday, 14 April at Spring Fair & Gift Day in th church 10am-1pm Wednesday, 18 April 2018 th Friday, 20 April at Café Church, Steeple Morden at 7.30pm in the Church Bowls Club nd Everyone is welcome Sunday, 22 April after the Group Service at Steeple Morden Sunday, 29th April after the Group Service at
5 Abington Pigotts
Contact Names, Numbers and E-Mail Addresses for
Organisations and Groups in the Village
Organisation Contact Name Phone E-mail Number SM Newsletter Editor Desma Goddard 01763 852287 [email protected] SM Newsletter Editor Gina Ferrari 01763 852971 [email protected] First Responders Nick Badger 01763 852191 nickbadger @yahoo.co.uk 07860527114 First Responders (co- Wayne Cox 01763 853206 [email protected] ord) 07795 823376 Primary School Tracey How, 01763 852474 [email protected] Headteacher Village College The Principal 01763 242344 SS Peter & Paul Church Canon Shamus 01763 853067 [email protected] Williams (day off normally Monday) 01763 852138 [email protected] Rose Dickinson GM Cong. Church Arthur Chappell 01763 852309 [email protected] S SM Village Hall Diane Knight 01763 853073 [email protected] t Bookings Scouts, Cubs & Beavers Keith Austin 01763 852023 [email protected] Brownies Debbie Fisher 01763 852811 [email protected] P Guides Ann Clarke 07756 291899 [email protected] E Allotment Society Dave Blanchard 01763 853266 [email protected] T Smarties Pre-School Michele Taylor 07952 100208 Pre-School: E and Out of School Club or 01763 [email protected] R 852888 Out of School Club: [email protected] Cricket Club Fraser Daws 01763 853008 [email protected] & Football Club Pete Summers 07709258359 Morden Magpies Youth Laurence 07799 625529 S FC Harrison Bowls Club (Sec) David Holt 01763 852636 [email protected] t Tennis Club Fiona Coverdale 01763 853325 [email protected] Waggon & Horses Mandy & Jose 01763 853311 [email protected] P Morden Players Jenny Elder 01763 852557 [email protected] A Over 60s Club Ann Thorp 01763 852848 [email protected] U Luncheon Club Debbie Fisher 01763 852811 [email protected] Royal British Legion Ray Leach 01763 852734 [email protected] L Mobile Wardens Angela Drew 01763 853390 Scheme Lynn Pestell 01763 853461 C WI Di Coleman 01763 852124 dicole.8pott@btinternet H Neighbourhood Watch Roy Newbury 01763 852241 Cambs Police: www.cambs.police.uk Social Car Scheme Hazel Smith 01763 852602 [email protected] U R If the contact details need to be amended please let the editor know so the list can be accurate at all C times. A list of useful numbers can be found on the village website www.steeplemorden.com and general H useful umbers can be found on the inside back page 6of The Listing. S T E E
Meetings & Venue for Over ‘60’s 2017/8
5th April Nigel Hart- Old village photographs
3rd May Birthday Lunch – tba
Meetings held 1st Thursday of every month At Steeple Morden Village Hall from 2 pm All visitors welcome
The “Mordens Community First Response Thank You Group” John Lunness and his daughters, Christine We are looking for new members and Julia, would like to thank everyone most sincerely for the very kind support we If you have a few hours spare a week, work from received during Kath’s recent illness and at home from time to time, are home-based or just her funeral held in the village church on 16 fancy doing something new that is massively February. We have been greatly comforted rewarding, then please get in touch. by the many cards, messages, offers of help etc and we are very grateful to The Mordens CFR Group is a small group of Reverend Williams, the lovely ladies who local volunteers who are trained by the ambulance service to attend 999 ambulance cleaned the church and provided such related calls within an approximate 5 mile radius beautiful flowers and Mr Noyce, the of the Mordens. Since going live in July last year, organist. we have attended over 120 calls, and in the vast majority of cases, have been the first to arrive on Steeple Morden, our family home since scene. 1970, is a very special place thanks to the kindnesses and friendship of the villagers. If you are interested in finding out more, please contact myself, Nick Badger on (01763) 852191, 07860 537114 or mail [email protected] or the group’s co- Bus Service – Route 26 ordinator Wayne Cox on (01763) 853206, 07795 823376 or by mail [email protected] Stagecoach have announced changes to Route 26 that runs from Royston to Cambridge. Most journeys on Monday through to Saturday will now commence 13 minutes later
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100 Years of Memories of
Steeple Morden
There is to be an exhibition in Steeple Morden, 4th th - 18 July 2018, when we hope to include information, photos and memorabilia, about the history and life and times of people in the village, to coincide with the centenary of the end of World War One.
All items should be named so that the items can be
returned.
We need toys, clothes, books, games as well as photographs, we also need your memories.
All items are needed NOW so that they can
be sorted ready for the exhibition.
Contact: Tricia Covington (Post Office) or Rose Dickinson ([email protected])
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Come and visit Gransden Lodge Airfield Sunday 8th April 10am – 5 pm to find out about the sport of gliding. All welcome. Trial flights with our qualified instructors available on a first-come, first-fly basis (subject to weather). Refreshments. Free admission, aircraft displays and talks about gliding. To fly in a glider you must be 13+ and weigh no more than 103Kg.
Airfield entrance on B1046 between Little Gransden & Longstowe, opposite Gransden Lodge Farm (enter SG19 3EB into your SatNav). More information: http://www.camgliding.uk/ or via Facebook: https://tinyurl.com/cgc-2018-openday
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PARISH COUNCILLOR – JOB DESCRIPTION – Elections next month Title Councillor Responsible to: The Parish Council and its electors. Responsible for: Effective leadership to foster the interests of their electors and Parish Role Purpose to: Represent the views of Parishioners within and outside the Parish...... Main Duties and Responsibilities To participate constructively in the government of the Parish/Town Council
To participate fully in the formation and scrutiny of the Parish Council’s policies, budgets, strategies and service
delivery including the ‘Parish Plan’. To ensure, with other councillors, that the Parish Council is properly managed. To keep up to date with significant developments affecting the Parish Council at local, regional and national levels. To promote the economic, social and environmental well-being of the Parish taking account of the strategic effects on other communities and the Parish Council as a whole. To represent effectively the interests of the ward for which the Councillor is elected and deal with Parishioners enquiries, representations and complaints.
To represent the whole electorate; listen, and then represent the views of the whole community when discussing
council business and working with outside bodies To take an active part in the Parish Council’s arrangements to build community capacity and promote measures that contribute to the Parish Council’s Vision. To attend Parish Council meetings. To prepare for meetings and being properly informed about the issues to be discussed. To take part in meetings and form sound judgements based on what is best for the community and then abide by majority decisions.
To represent the Parish Council on outside bodies to which the Councillor is appointed including the Standards
Committee and Governing Bodies. To maintain proper standards of behaviour as an elected representative of the people. To fulfil the statutory and locally determined requirements of an elected member of a Local Authority and the Parish Council, including compliance with all relevant codes of conduct and maintaining high ethical standards, (including not disclosing confidential information and not using council resources for political purposes or for any other reason unless agreed by the Council) To participate effectively as a member of any committee or working party to which the Councillor is appointed. To contribute constructively to open government and democratic renewal to actively encourage to the Parish to participate generally in the government of the area and provide access to information where appropriate. To uphold the Parish Council’s Standing Orders and ethical standards (ensuring that the impartiality of council staff is not compromised). To produce an annual report to enhance their accountability to the public by providing details of official activities and the contribution made to the effective operation of the Parish Council.
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MORDEN MAGPIES JUNIOR FOOTBALL CLUB - www.mordenmagpies.co.uk
A family-friendly club seeking players for U6, U7, U8 U9 & U10 age groups. JF Boys and girls of any ability welcome. Morden Magpies football club has a long history in local junior football. The club restarted in September 2012 and gain Charter status in 2014. This is a family club that enjoys the support of the senior Steeple Morden Football Club. Above all we want young players to have fun, enjoy and learn about the game and be part of a team. If you would like your son or daughter to join the club or would like to find out more please contact any of the following FA-qualified coaches: Under 6 - Kevin Donnelley - 07860 607416. [email protected] Under 7 - Martin Holt – 07740215874. [email protected] Under 8 - Laurence Harrison – 07799625529. [email protected]
Under 9 - Andrew Holt – 07850801899. [email protected]
Under 10 - Pete Summers – 07709258359. [email protected]
Steeple Morden Football Club
Steeple Morden 1st MP & G 1A Steeple Morden Reserves MP & G 3A Results Results
th st th 24 Feb West Wratting Res 4 - 0 SM 1 24 Feb SM Res 2 - 1 Abington United 3rd Mar Exning Utd FC 1st v SM 1st postponed 3rd Mar Cherry Hinton A Team v SM Res 10 th Mar Balsham 1st 2 – 4 SM 1st postponed 17 th Mar Clare Town FC 1st v SM 1st postponed 10th Mar SM Res 1 - 0 Melbourn 1st th 17 Mar Hundon FC Res 0 - 2 SM Res
Steeple Morden 1st MP & G 1A Steeple Morden Reserves MP & G 3A Fixtures Fixtures
st st st th st 31 Mar SM 1 v Clare Town FC 1 24 Mar SM Res v Girton Utd 1 7th Apr Ashdon Villa 1st v SM1st 31st Mar Eaton Socon FC A Team v SM Res 10 th Apr SM 1st v Hardwick FC 1st 7th Apr SM Res v Great Paxton 1st s 14 th Apr SM 1st v Exning United FC 1st 17th Apr SM Res v Haverhill Rovers FC A Team th st st st st 28 Apr SM 1 v Thaxted Rangers 1 21 Apr SM Res v Meldreth 1 28th Apr Great Paxton 1st v SM Res
Matches start at 15.00 hrs Matches start at 15.00 hrs
Jubilee Award
Nominations are being invited for an individual who has made an exceptional contribution to village life. If you know someone in the Parish whose efforts deserve recognition then please contact the clerk to the parish council Sally Walmesley [email protected] with your suggestions.
The award will be presented at the Annual Parish Meeting on May 10th
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Smarties Pre-School & Out of School Club
Smarties News – September 2014
After 10 year’s involvement with the village Pre-School, Out of School & Holiday Clubs, I have decided to step down from my current position before the start of the new school year in September. I have thoroughly enjoyed helping to transform Smarties from being in a position of financial crisis with low attendee numbers (back in the days when we were based at the Village Hall) to the popular, financially viable and flexible community offering it is today.
Smarties now has an enviable reputation in this area, it employs 15 local people and currently supports the needs of well over 100 local families. Given the current size of this organisation, it now presents us with daily administrative demands in terms of HR, payroll, marketing, recruitment, liaising with parents, staff, Committee, the school, County Education Department and Ofsted. This is clearly too wide a remit for one person to juggle. Following my departure, therefore, the Management Committee has wisely decided to divide the various areas of responsibility into 3 roles: General Manager, Head of Pre-School & Head of Out of School/Holiday Club.
Head of Pre-School Emma Ward as a qualified & experienced teacher has the right skills to run the Pre-School on a day to day basis with Tracey Tustian deputising. The rest of the Pre-School team – Julie, Nikki, Zoe, Lisa, Rachel, Aleah and Claire, are all EYFS Level3 trained and will support in the care of the younger children. The contact for the preschool remains as: [email protected]
Joint Heads of Out of School Zoe Dickman and Georgina Dowley have equal training and experience in Play Work, and both bring positive ideas and practical skills to the Out of School and Holiday Club operations. Their team will be made up of Tracey, Julie, Kathy, Aleah and Lynda. The contact for the out of school remains as [email protected]
Administration All matters concerning billing, finances and funding have been managed brilliantly well in recent years by Nanette Hannon, and she is happy to maintain this position in the new organisation. The contact for anything pertaining to finances, bills and funding therefore remains as [email protected]
General Management The greatest part of my current role - and that which prevented me from doing what I love – i.e. looking after children - might be viewed as the management functions of a small business (which Smarties now is, albeit we are still a charity by name). It is therefore right that we take on someone new to do this role. Kate Reynolds, our former Chair, will therefore be taking up this position with immediate effect. The general point of contact for any queries to do with Smarties will be Kate, and she can be contacted at [email protected]. The telephone number for Smarties is still 01763 852888.
Finally, just a personal word to say that it has been a privilege to play a part in helping Smarties to achieve what it has to date. I have loved caring for your children, and getting to know and to help so many families. I trust that the whole community continues to be mindful of supporting the needs of our young ones. I would also like to wish the Smarties team every success for the future.
Thank you Debbie Littlefair
A focus on local business
In support of promoting local businesses, the Newsletter is inviting local businesses to submit a short advertorial about the products and services they offer to be included in a future Newsletter.
The advert is to be written by you and can include a couple of photos. The articles need to be no more than half an A4 page including photos or graphics. Send to [email protected]
This is your opportunity to tell local people about your local business.
The Village Wheelchair CUTLERY AND CROCKERY
HIRE There is a manual wheelchair available for short term use by anyone in the village. For more information and availability please contact Trish at the Post Office. We have upwards of 80 sets of dinner plates, dessert bowls, cups and saucers with accompanying knife, fork spoon and teaspoons. We charge 5p per item for hire. MOBILE LIBRARY The Mobile Library Details and more information can be obtained from stops in the village Diane on 01763 852580. All charges go to our fund raising for Save The Children. on the first Tuesday of every month.
It stops at Russell Close between 10.20 am and The Newsletter is printed by: Hales Printers, 11.05 am. (Note new time and day) 23 Jarman Way, Royston, Hertfordshire. SG8 The calling date for April is 5HW. 01763 243195. www.halesprinters.com Tuesday 3rd April
STEEPLE MORDEN VILLAGE HALL
Steeple Morden Village Hall Contributions sent to the editors prior is available for hiring for to the newsletter deadline will parties, wedding receptions, club and social activities. normally be printed in the next available edition. It comprises: Tables, Seating for 120, Bar, Kitchen, Cooker, Fridge, Stage, Parking. There is also limited Crockery & The deadline for the April edition is 12 Cutlery noon on April 17th Projector and screen available and Induction Loop Equipment – ask our booking clerk for more details.
Contact details for the editors are at For bookings and prices please contact: the top of the first page of the Diane Knight 33 Cheyney Street, Steeple Morden, SG8 0LR Newsletter Tel 01763 853073 (please don't phone between the hours of 6 - 7 p.m.) email: [email protected] www.steeplemordenvillagehall.co.uk
Don’t forget you can view this issue and back issues of the Newsletter online at www.steeplemorden.com and also subscribe to the monthly e-mail copy of the Newsletter. Let’s save money and trees! 12