THE DECEMBER 2019 See MAGAZINE JOURNAL OF BLACKBURN DIOCESE: THE CHURCH OF IN It’s nearly Christmas and the year round ... people wanting national Advent and Christmas to find out what is happening Promote your digital campaign for the Church in local parishes across the of England has been launched, country. Any parishes in our and it’s a great opportunity for Diocese not already on A church with churches across the diocese to Church Near You should get involved. seriously consider doing so as #FollowTheStar The reach of our Christmas we approach Christmas, so campaigns is growing every year they can fully benefit from the and this year the theme remains #FollowTheStar.” the same … #FollowTheStar. This will help to The #FollowTheStar campaign itself includes a continue into the new year to support churches provide consistency of message over time. whole host of resources and practical ideas from in the all-important task of encouraging people to return to church after Advent and Christmas. Millions of people engage with #FollowTheStar printed material such as cards and banners to while looking for Christmas services to attend online resources like the #FollowTheStar app At the appropriate point there will also be links and they do so via the ‘A Church Near You’ and videos. Plus much more. to information and resources available for that website. What’s more, the bulk of people There is a one-stop page on your Diocesan part of the campaign, again via the website page reached with the campaign are non- website www.blackburn.anglican.org with all mentioned above. Look out for them. churchgoers. the information and links to everything you And finally, as usual, Julian, Bishop Philip The A Church Near You website sits at the heart need. You can find the page directly under the and Bishop Jill will be of the campaign – it’s the key to ensuring people ‘News and Events’ tab. recording their who see the messages of invitation online take As well as nationally produced resources there Christmas messages. personal action and actually come to a church to are also local resources available via the same These will be hear the Good News about Jesus Christ. page. These include a special #FollowTheStar available to view, download and share And remember too that A Church Near You was version of the Diocesan Board of Education’s ‘Forest Church’ resources for children with – including playing recently revamped, making it possible to use it during your services as a full-blown website if you choose to, not just wonderful activity ideas like the fantastic star nature ornament pictured. if you have the an information page about your church. facility to do so – Bishop Julian said: “A Church Near You is a This year there will also be a post-Christmas from the week powerful tool and receives a lot of visitors all element to #FollowTheStar as the campaign will before Christmas. A former Blackburn Day School and Sunday St Silas' Vicar, Rev. Sheelagh Aston, said: School built in 1834 to nurture young people “The decision to work in partnership with Old building has now been given a new lease of life to Nightsafe to convert the Hall into continue its legacy with the recent help of the accommodation and to support the young BBC DIY SOS programme, presented by Nick residents in their new home brought alive now a refuge Knowles, and the BBC Children in Need the true meaning of the text from Luke for annual appeal. the PCC and the congregation: ‘Whoever for homeless The Parish Rooms of St Silas Church, has two coats is to share with him who has Blackburn, once Billinge End School, were none.’ Luke 3: 11. transformed into supportive living “Now, today, six young people have a home Vicar of St accommodation for 16-18 year olds in a which has been lovingly prepared for them Silas, Rev. groundbreaking initiative run by the by the community in which they now live. Sheelagh Blackburn with Darwen charity Nightsafe. We may have lost our Parish Hall, but we Aston, with The DIY SOS programme aired on BBC1 on have gained new friends, neighbours and Pudsey November 13 and should still be available to most of all the opportunity to share God’s Bear during view on BBC iPlayer if you weren’t able to see love with others through sacrificial giving.” the DIY SOS it live. build phase  The quotes here from Rev. Sheelagh Meanwhile, a Thanksgiving Service for the come from a longer reflection on the on the Diocesan website; alongside a whole project took place a few days after the whole experience available to read now page of regular updates on this story. programme went out.

The internet has radically changed our society see the event calendar on the Diocesan to the point that our children are now a website or visit www.bdeducation.org.uk Engaging with digitally native generation. The conference will also have a fantastic ‘Open the Door’ is the theme of this year's choice of workshops. It runs on Friday/ ‘digital natives’ Children’s Ministry conference from the Saturday, February 28/29, at the Barton Diocesan Board of Education. It will consider Grange Hotel, Preston, PR3 5EE. Tickets how parishes open their doors and share the £110 per person for Friday and Saturday Gospel with children currently outside their which includes accommodation and there is church families and equip them with tools to a day delegate ticket available for £38. help them to connect with a digitally native For more information contact Sarah generation. Earnshaw (Children’s Work Advisor) at Keynote speakers include Rob Steward [email protected] or 01254 (Scripture Union). For a full list of speakers 503405

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Last month I led a two-week pilgrimage to allowed to enter the Promised Land; but as the Holy Land with my wife Gill , writes we read the story of the Transfiguration we Transformed Archdeacon Mark. were comforted to think that he did make it What a privilege it was to lead the group (of after all. by walking in 36 pilgrims drawn from across Lancashire and It was not all ancient stones and sites beyond) on an unforgettable journey through however – amazing though they were. We Israel, Jordan and Palestine. also met some inspiring ‘living stones’ in Jesus’ steps The experience was a whirlwind of sights and Salt, in Jordan and in Bethlehem; followers sounds; encounters with God and of Jesus who belong to Christian opportunities to reflect on the story of Jesus communities that have lived in the Holy Christ whilst walking in His footsteps. Land since the time of Christ. I also kept up a regular blog while we were Meanwhile, in Jordan and the West Bank as there, including videos. Read my articles and well as in Israel, we gained an insight into watch the videos by visiting the complex political realities and challenges www.markcireland. com of the region. Mark and Gill Ireland A pilgrimage is a time of renewing our outside the Greek Orthodox At times on the pilgrimage we joined vast commitment to Christ. The pilgrims from crowds at some of the sights, such as The Lancashire were: Church of Mary’s Well, Church of the Holy Pilgrims pray in the Nazareth, where the Angel  Judith Bennett – Read, St John and ruins of Jerash, Jordan Sepulchre in Jerusalem Simonstone, St Peter Gabriel appeared to Mary and The Church of the  Kenneth Winterburn – Feniscowles, in Bethany, we all renewed our baptismal Nativity in Bethlehem. Immanuel vows, rededicating ourselves to live each day  John and Patricia Massey – Baxenden, St Then, at other times, we John as disciples of Jesus Christ. were able to get away  Mike and Gill Chew – Hoddlesden, St Paul And knowing how often I have let God down, from the crowds; sharing  Eric and Audrey France – Wrightington, it was very special for the four of us on the a very moving eucharist St James the Great pilgrimage who were clergy to stand on the together in the desert  Bob and Christine Berry – Chorley, St shore of the Sea of Galilee and renew our and visiting one of the Eric and Audrey Laurence ordination vows; and to do so at the place few remaining working France, from  Paul and Pam Daunton – , St where we remember Jesus recommissioning Leonard Palestinian monasteries Wrightington, St His disciple Peter after the resurrection. Melanie Crangle – Sandylands, St John in the Jordan valley. James the Great,  Each of us on the pilgrimage has been I was keen to bring the pictured at the  Canon Carolyn Woodcock – changed by this opportunity to walk in the Bible alive for the south side of Sandylands, St John  Rev. Susan Seed – Slyne with Hest, St footsteps of Jesus and we were so grateful to pilgrims by reading the Temple Mount, Luke and Halton St Wilfrid with Aughton, those in the diocese who prayed for us while events of Scripture where Jerusalem St Saviour we were away. they actually took place  John and Judith Pearson – Feniscowles, A longer version of this article can be read on and we did so in places like Mount Nebo in Immanuel the Diocesan website news pages at Jordan, where we remembered the death of www.blackburn. anglican.org Moses. I always felt sad for Moses not being At the actual place where Jesus was baptised, Dave Champness Vision Consultant writes: It Estate in Bolton to ‘go deeper’. The team was great to be able to share with October’s are exploring the practicalities of making the SDF projects Diocesan Synod some of the positive news 2020 M:Power course more accessible to from our two national Strategic those who live in the west and north of the Development Fund supported projects; county. blessed with Outer Estates Leadership and Preston The third project is the Blackpool Centre of Resourcing Parish. Mission based on the Grange Park estate much progress There are three projects in the Outer Estates near Blackpool Victoria Hospital and led by Leadership Programme, the longest running Matt Rowley who is a Church Army building alterations at the Minster. Fr David of which is the Blackpool Ministry Evangelist living with his family in the ex-St Craven has been in place at St George’s Experience based across three parishes in since June and is beginning to develop plans to establish a centre of Anglo-Catholic the town. The second cohort of trainees This year’s who lived together in community on the excellence and evangelism as well as Blackpool supporting the many civic duties. Mereside Estate, completed their year in the Ministry summer with Eden, Amy and Rebecca Experience Preston Minster was reopened in September making over 300 contacts and helping 40 participants when 200 people attended the Civic Launch people become new disciples. (from l-r Service, while the first Sunday service on 29 Over the summer the community house was Alex, L.J. September attracted around 300 people.

used by three clergy families from across the and James) The vision for the Parish is to see the re- country as a holiday home before three new evangelisation and the transformation of trainees; Alex, L.J. and James started in Michael’s vicarage on the estate – where the society in Preston, primarily seeking to make September. was closed many years ago. Jesus known by regularly running Alpha This summer Matt, under the supervision of Twelve people drawn from urban parishes courses. The first course began in early Rev Peter Lillicrap, started Hope Community across central and east Lancashire October with 40 guests, many of whom Church based in the @The Grange completed the year-long pilot lay leadership were students the team met through their community building, with around 30 adults development programme called M:Power active participation in the University of and 8 children and they have had their first based at St James, Lower Darwen. Central Lancashire’s Freshers’ Week. adult baptism. Hope Community Church also The second cohort of 15 participants of the runs a Kidz Club and works in collaboration The main way that the parish will resource core course started in September alongside with Blackpool Coastal Housing in the wider diocese is via church planting. a small group of under 25s trialling a youth supporting residents whose mental health With strong connections to Holy Trinity version. Meanwhile three members of the results in hoarding behaviours. Brompton HTB) church planting is a natural ‘pop-up’ church in the Roman Road library activity for the team; while the second way are meeting with a similar number of The cross-tradition Preston Resourcing of resourcing is through the team’s expertise members of a church on the Oldham’s Parish is up and running following months of in youth work. recruitment to the clergy and lay team and

PEOPLE AND PLACES Forthcoming events Salesbury St Peter’s Church, Ribchester Road, Church Community Hall, Church Lane, Clifton, Well-known evangelist, speaker and author, J. Salesbury BB1 9HU is holding a Charity Preston PR4 0ZE. For more information contact John, is in our Diocese for two mission events at Christmas Concert on Tuesday 17 December at Father John Bannister and Helen Bushe; email: Christmas. ‘Carols at the Winter Gardens’ in 7.30 pm: featuring the Renaissance Singers. [email protected] Blackpool is on Thursday, December 12 in the Tickets £10 including refreshments. Please Carols by Candlelight: Christ Church, Parbold Empress Ballroom at 7.15pm, featuring contact Keith Sowerbutts on 01254 247129 or Hill, Parbold WN8 7TG will be holding their ‘Blackpool Brass’, a 25-piece band. Meanwhile Frank Robinson on 01254 680588. annual Carol Service on Sunday 22 December, the ‘Christmas Unwrapped’ carol service at St Peter's Church, Mawdesley with Bispham, 6pm and Christingle Service on Christmas Eve, Blackburn is on Friday, December 13, High Street, Mawdesley L40 3TD is holding a 6pm. Everyone is welcome to join in at the at 7pm. Both events also feature a Christmas Festival of Nativity Scenes on Saturday 7 and beautiful candlelit Church and enjoy a message from J. John. Bring friends and family. Sunday 8 December. Church will be open on traditional service. £5 for 2 tickets with proceeds in Blackpool going Saturday 1pm to 4pm and Sunday 12.30pm to St Laurence’s Church, Union Street, Chorley PR7 to local charities (Blackpool) and CAP- Christians 4pm. Light refreshments will be available. 1QW. On 7-14 December the Christmas Tree Against Poverty (Cathedral). More information St George's Church, off Lune Street, Preston PR1 Festival starts with the Christmas Market on 7 and booking via the events calendar at 2NP. Lunchtime recital at 1pm. Sir John December, open 10am to 4pm, with a chance to www.blackurn.anglican.org Tomlinson (Bass) sings Schubert Swansong with meet Father Christmas. On 8 December 3 Dates for the annual Clergy Study Mornings Christopher Glynn (Piano) on Wednesday 11 organists and a trumpet play light classics. On 9 around the Diocese in early 2020 have been December. Admission on the door £15. December the Nativity is performed by local finalised and Bishop Julian has written to all Organised by Harris Music Preston. Tel: 01772 drama group, Sparkle Productions. On 22 clergy directly inviting them to attend. The 719433 www.harrismusicpreston.uk December Light Classic Christmas Special with theme this time will be ‘Vocations for all: ‘Journeying in Prayer’ is a course for anyone who refreshments included. Tickets £5 (£3 for 9 Exploring, identifying and equipping God’s wishes to deepen their experience and December), (children free), payable on door. people for ministry’. There are a choice of dates knowledge of prayer. It will consist of 10 Contact [email protected] for further and locations and each study morning begins at Mondays, January to June 2020, and will be held information. 9.30am with refreshments from 9am. The dates at the Xavarian Spirituality Centre, Preston. Festival of Nativity and Angels at St Paul’s are January 18 at Whalley; January 30 in There will also be a residential weekend at Church, Scotforth Road, Lancaster LA1 4ST. Lancaster; February 4 in Leyland and March 2 in Hyning. Cost is £300. To apply or find out more From Thursday 28 November to Wednesday 4 Burnley. More details, including venues and contact Canon Tricia Impey by email: December. Open Thursday, Friday, Monday booking links, can be found via the relevant [email protected] or by phone: Tuesday and Wednesday, 10am to noon then entries on the events calendar at www. 01524 366170. 2pm to 4pm. Saturday 10am to 4pm and Sunday blackburn.anglican.org A Charity Christmas Tree Festival will be held at 2pm to 4pm. Light refreshments. Also at St All Saints Church, Church Street, Clayton-le- St Annes Church, St Annes Road East, Lytham St Paul’s, the South Lancaster Churches Together Moors, Accrington, BB5 5HT is holding a ‘Spirit Annes FY8 3BB on Saturday 7 to Saturday 14 6th Annual Advent Carol Service, led by the of Christmas festival’. It will open on Friday 13 December. The church will be open from Ecumenical Choir, is on Sunday 1 December at December at 2pm, followed by an evening 1.30pm until 4.30pm every day. Admission is 6.30 pm. concert with refreshments. The festival will run free and refreshments are available. Full details Situations vacant or wanted through until 3pm on Sunday 15 December and can be found on the church website http:// In addition to its role in supporting choral music, conclude with a Christmas Carol concert at www.stannesparishchurch.org 6:30pm. Entrance to the festival is free. To the Royal School of Church Music, RSCM, is now purchase concert tickets please call Sarah on On Saturday 7 December, Backdrop Events is also offering support to churches which use 01254 232354 or Julia on 07757 110867. hosting a night of community and live music at different styles of music and have neither Trinity Community Church, Woodnook Centre, organists nor robed choirs. The RSCM offer a one St Laurence’s Church Chorley is holding ‘Hopes Accrington BB5 2JH, from 6:30pm with local -day course (Lift Up Your Voice) which is and Fears; An Advent Quiet Day’, which will be a artists. Tickets are a recommended donation on specifically aimed at churches with no choral day of reflection and quiet, based on Advent £3 with 100% of proceeds going to support our tradition. More information on the RSCM themes. It takes place on Wednesday, December new minister-in-training. To reserve a ticket, or website: www.rscm.org.uk/start-learning/lift-up 4, 2019 from 10.30am – 3pm at Tabor Retreat for further information, contact backdrop@ -your-voice/ House, Sharoe Green Lane, Preston PR2 8HE and live.co.uk or facebook.com/johnjamesbruce will be led by Martin Wray and Angela Rogerson. Albs to be given away! Button neck 2 x 45", 2 x We welcome friends from all churches in Chorley St Peter’s Church, Harper’s Lane, Chorley PR6 48", 1 x 58" and 60", plus adult's zip-fronted (no and beyond. Bookings by phone on 01257 0HT is holding a Christmas Tree Festival on hood). Please contact carol.lawrance18@ 231360. Friday 6 to Sunday 9 December to help raise gmail.com funds to save two stained glass windows. Local Mawdesley with Bispham St Peter’s church, High The United Benefice of St John the Divine, community groups and businesses are Cliviger and St John the Evangelist, Worsthorne, Street, Mawdesley L40 3TD, will be holding a supporting this event with their own tree Festival of Nativity Scenes on Saturday and Burnley, is looking for a new organist to decorations, together with craft stalls, food and accompany the choirs and the congregations for Sunday 7-8 December. Church open 1pm to drinks. Admission free. All welcome. 4pm, admission free. Refreshments and parking the main Sunday services with effect from the available. The final event in Blackburn Cursillo's 2019 beginning of January 2020. RSCM rates payable. programme is on Wednesday 4 December. The Contact Pam Pomeroy on 01282 436002 or Julie St Leonard’s Church, Langho, BB6 8AB is holding Advent Eucharist is at The Ascension, 454 Cambridge on 01282 457936. a Christmas Tree and Nativity Set Festival on Watling Street Road, Ribbleton, Preston PR2 Clergy updates Friday 6 December, 3.30pm to 8pm; Saturday 6UA. For further information, please contact 7th 10am to 4pm and Sunday 8th, noon to 4pm. David Riding, Blackburn Cursillo The Ven. David Anthony Picken, Archdeacon of Refreshments available. A competition with Communications Officer, on communicatons@ Newark in the Diocese of Southwell and prizes for the best decorated tree and prizes for blackburncursillo.org. Nottingham, has been appointed Archdeacon of the best adult individual organisation/business Lancaster and will be Collated by the Bishop of and children’s trees will be announced on Holy Trinity Church, Blackburn Old Road, Blackburn and Installed by the Dean of Sunday afternoon at a celebratory carol service. Hoghton PR5 0SJ, is holding a Christmas Tree Blackburn on 4 February 2020 at 7.30pm in Festival and Market on Saturday 7 December, . On December 14, 2019 there will be a day to 11am to 3pm with a Christmas Concert sung by take time out and reflect on Advent with Hoghton In Harmony on Sunday 8 December, The Rev Susan Fiona Vallente-Kerr, Curate at experienced retreat leader Donna Worthington 12noon to 3pm. Refreshments/light lunches Strood St Nicholas with St Mary and Strood St at The Xaverian Centre, 169 Sharoe Green Lane, available. Tickets £8. Further information by Francis in the Diocese of Rochester, has been Fulwood, Preston PR2 8HE. Arrive 10am for email [email protected] or 07901 913812. appointed Vicar of The Benefice of Lancaster St coffee, then 10.30am-4pm. Cost £20. Bring a Chad Skerton and the Benefice of Lancaster St packed lunch. To book, please email Donna: Lund Meditation Group provides an opportunity Luke Skerton (held in plurality). [email protected] to experience the practice of Christian Meditation in a small group, to learn about its The Rev Sarah Joanne Smith, Curate at Horwich St Cuthbert’s Church, Church Road, Lytham St origins, and to discover its relevance as a form of Holy Trinity, St Catherine and St Elizabeth and Annes FY8 5QL is holding a Taize service on prayer for the contemporary world. It takes Rivington in the Diocese of , has Sunday 15 December at 4pm. All are welcome. place each Thursday from 7pm to 8pm at Lund been appointed Vicar of Euxton.

NEWS / PEOPLE AND PLACES News? Feedback? [email protected] As new Vision 2026 Coordinator, it has been a total of 11 Vision Champion gatherings were joy and privilege to be supporting a Vision which held during September and October taking place Successes, is already so well embedded and behind which in locations right across the Diocese from there is so much energy, commitment and Fleetwood to Colne and Bolton-le-Sands to ideas and enthusiasm, writes Carolyn Barton. Oswaldtwistle. The picture shows the event From the high demand for the ‘Knowing the which took place in Clitheroe. Scriptures Better’ booklet developed by the These meetings enabled Vision Champions challenges Making Disciples team; to the number of serving in different contexts and traditions to parishes requesting support in growing new come together and share successes, ideas and congregations; to the remarkable recovery in challenges whilst learning more about the people exploring their vocation recently support available in delivering Vision 2026. reported by the Growing Leaders Team. The Vision Champion meetings highlighted that Then there are the Prayer and Worship Nights there is much to celebrate and also some happening regularly to pray for young people common challenges being faced. and to seek God as to how we best reach and We’re four years into Vision 2026 and with the disciple them…there is so much to thank and half way point in sight it seems appropriate to praise God for! build on the outcomes of the Vision Champion And one of the things to thank and praise God meetings and undertake a fuller exercise which for is our network of Vision Champions. will take stock of how things are going Vision Champions meeting together in Clitheroe Now 83% of our parishes now have a Vision developing healthy churches that transform Champion and as Vision Coordinator I want to communities at parish level and as a diocese. Champion meetings brought to mind the words do all I can to encourage this network of This will be undertaken over the next six months of the hymn we sang together at the Visitations individuals called to champion Vision 2026 in order to enable us all to make the most of in spring: ‘One Church, One Faith, One Lord’. across the opportunities and to overcome challenges as we Diocese. look towards 2026. Let’s press on together as a Diocese towards our vision for 2026 with renewed energy and With this As I criss-crossed Lancashire travelling to the expectation, knowing that God, “….is able to do in mind a Vision Champion meetings I was reminded of infinitely more than all we ask or imagine the wonderful diversity of our county from coast according to His power that is at work within to hills to towns to estates and how growing us” (Eph 3, 20). healthy churches that transform communities This is the first of a new regular series of Carolyn will look different in each of those contexts. columns Carolyn will be writing for The See every Barton Yet the richness of the discussions at the Vision month.

The Rev Canon Alistair McHaffie, Vicar of Readers from Blackburn making a Preston The Risen Lord, has been appointed Diocese gathered at St Wilfrid's difference to Area Dean of Preston and was licensed by the Church in Standish in current Reader Bishop of Blackburn on 7 October 2019 at 7pm November for a day conference training. at Preston Minster. on 'Transforming Ministry’. The Rev Canon Linda Macluskie, Vicar of The session Sandylands St John, has been appointed as The conference was organised allowed Blackburn Temporary Assistant Archdeacon of Lancaster. by the Rector of Standish, Rev. Diocese Readers to Canon Andrew Holliday, who is share their current The Rev Iain Hugh Rennie died on 17 October the Diocesan Warden of experiences with 2019. His funeral took place on 5 November Readers, and was led by Ruth one another, and proceedings “Talking and sharing together 2019 at The Ascension, Torrisholme. Following Haldane, who is the Reader concluded with a celebration of his ordination in 1990, Iain served his Curacy in we explored, from our own Training Project Manager for Holy Communion. Morecambe and then was Vicar in Hornby for 17 experience and context, the lay the Central Readers' Council. years until his retirement in 2011, after which he Rev. Canon Andrew Holliday ministry we are called to be a held the Bishop’s Permission to Officiate. Discussion took place about said: “The study morning part of in our Diocese. The Rev Stuart Roger Broughton, the Rev changes to the future training brought a group of our “The Study Day enthused us to of Readers in the Church of Diocesan Readers together to Nicholas Finlay, the Rev Kelvin Powell and the go and share with our England, with key themes being think strategically about their Rev Michael Brian Roberts have been granted colleagues something of what 'Teaching the Faith', 'Enabling role in our Diocesan Vision the Bishop’s Permission to Officiate in the we are all involved in to be Diocese. Mission in the Everyday', and 2026. We heard from Ruth, making disciples, being 'Leading in Church and Society’. who serves on the Central The Rev David Martyn Rogers resigned as Vicar witnesses and transforming our of New Longton All Saints with effect from 31 Readers Council, of the exciting Delegates spent time talking Church community; and the December 2019. ways ministry is developing about the need for social wider community we are a part across each of the Dioceses of The Rev Canon Peter Russell Hapgood-Strickland media training and how the use of and have the privilege to the Church of England. resigned as Vicar of Burnley St Andrew and St of a platform called 'Moodle' is serve.” Margaret and Burnley St James, with effect from 31 October 2019. Helpful information about 'The See' Deadline Want to submit an article or event for inclusion in The See? Check the deadline on the left and email for [email protected] the We'll always do our best to feature what we receive. For the online archive; more information about deadlines and how to submit articles, visit the website January www.blackburn.anglican.org (search 'The See') or just scan the QR code on the right. edition Sight loss problems? Access the online version of the latest issue on the website and adjust the page size as required using the + and is - buttons on the right of the screen, or hold down the keyboard 'Ctrl' button and press the + or - key to adjust as required. November 29, The See is edited by Diocesan Communications Manager Ronnie Semley. 2019 For new orders of ‘The See; or to change delivery address or quantities received contact Karen Ashcroft on [email protected] or 01254 503070.