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STOKE UPON TERN NEWSLETTER Issue: 20 Congratulations to Dick Henneman, winner of the photography category at Wistanswick Fete. Keeping in touch with communities within the local parish. September 2018 1 Welcome to this autumn edition of our parish magazine. As a reminder the parish covers five rural villages, Stoke upon Tern, Stoke Heath, Wistanswick, Eaton-upon-Tern and Ollerton. Please feel free to send us any news or articles from around the parish. To contact us: email: [email protected] or call Sue: 01630 638 348 WISTANSWICK FETE 2018 Once again, the Wistanswick Fete & Horse & Pony Show proved to be an amazing event. We were overwhelmed by the support and attendance this year and as always, raised a lot of money towards new windows for the Institute and many more community benefits. We would like to thank so many people and couldn’t do it on an individual basis but a massive ‘shout out’ to all our volunteers, who worked tirelessly to bring the whole thing together once more. This continues throughout the year in readiness for the following fete and involves so many people giving up their own time to ensure it all goes smoothly. A great big, heartfelt thank you to each and every one of you, you are brilliant! Finally, with the addition of the Pimms stall and the Sweet stand, we were able to offer something a little different this year and will continue to add to this in the future. If you have any suggestions, please get in touch. Without any doubt, the success of this event is always shown by the wonderful people who attend. This year, we had an even bigger crowd and could barely keep up on the BBQ, which was fantastic! The Wistanswick Fete committee would like to thank everyone who attended and joined in on the many activities we had through the fields. Without you all, this would not happen and is the reason we continue on with this fabulous event. Once again, thank you to you all – Jackie Jefferies & the Fete Committee. 2 Stoke upon Tern Parish Council COUNCIL MEMBERS - The next parish meetings will take place at the Parish Hall on the Cllr Pete Waters (Chairman) - 01630 638911 12th September, Cllr Keith Newby – 01952 541601 14th November & 12th December Cllr Richard Wright – 01630 638520 @ 7.30pm, Cllr David Moore – 01630 685226 Cllr Sue Bartram – 01630 638348 These meetings are open to everyone – come along and have Cllr Sarah Planton – 01630 638494 Cllr Percy Farmer - 01952 541252 your say... Agendas are posted on the Cllr Phil Butters – 07976 295299 noticeboards in local bus shelters. Cllr Lynn Bearman – 07835 942277 Cllr Kenny Beardmore - [email protected] The Clerk Mr Graham Bould may be contacted at: [email protected], or: parish website: www.stokeuponternparish.org.uk North Shropshire Walking Football takes off! Thanks to the determination of founder members and encouraged by an influx of new players, we regularly reach the required numbers for a good game plus the occasional reserve! As a result we have even been challenged to the odd match against other clubs, and although we lost both, the second one was closely fought. Thanks go to Market Drayton Football Club for letting us play this last game on their pitch whilst wearing the strip they have kindly lent us. Now we look the part and are ready to take on all comers! If you’d like to join us you’d be welcome at the Maurice Chandler Centre from 4pm on Thursdays - £3.20 per session. See us on Facebook - North Shropshire Walking Football Maurice Chandler Sports Centre Warrant Road, Stoke Heath Tel: 01630 638508 email: infomauricechandler.org.uk Opening Times are: Mon – Fri 2pm – 10pm & Sat 10am – 2pm 3 Neighbourhood Plan – Update Stoke upon Tern Parish Council has prepared a Neighbourhood Plan. This provides local policies with which to help manage new development in the local area. Shropshire Council are now consulting on this Plan until 25th September 2018. Publication and consultation of the Neighbourhood Plan You can now have your say on the submitted version of the neighbourhood plan by going to http://shropshire.gov.uk/get-involved/stoke-upon-tern- neighbourhood-plan/ Hard copies of the Stoke upon Tern Neighbourhood Plan are available at the following locations for inspection during normal opening hours: Shropshire Council, Shirehall, Abbey Foregate, Shrewsbury, SY2 6ND, or Stoke Upon Tern Village Hall, Stoke Upon Tern, TF9 2DU. Notification As part of your representation, you can request to be notified of the council’s decision on whether to adopt the neighbourhood plan under Regulation 19 of the Neighbourhood Planning (General) (Amendment) Regulations 2015. Next steps Following the consultation, the council will collate and submit all the responses received and send these to the appointed examiner, along with the submitted documents so that the plan can be examined. Following the examination, the appointed examiner will produce a report and recommend whether or not the plan can be put to a public referendum. The council must then consider the report and make a decision on whether to put the plan to public referendum or refuse it. If agreed, the council will arrange a referendum. If more than 50% of the votes at the referendum are in favour of the plan it will form part of Shropshire Council’s Local Development Plan. Red Lion Pub – Wistanswick You can now find us on: Twitter @WistanswickRedL or Facebook TheRedLionWistanswick 4 5 Community Champions Update Heathcote Community Champions We are hoping to have our first meeting at Stoke on Tern School in September – apologies to those residents of Rosehill Road, Chapel Lane, Mount Lane, Sandy Lane or Ollerton Lane who are wondering when they will be informed – we will let you know! Wistanswick Community Champions Well done Wistanswick! After almost a year of fund raising and donations our smart yellow defibrillator is now in place. It is sited in the doorway of the URC Chapel in Chapel Bank TF9 2BE. It is lit at night - maybe go and have a look. It is now registered with the ambulance service. The code is accessed on the front. A huge thanks to everyone who has contributed in any way. Particular thanks goes to Amanda Stevens who has masterminded the whole process and to Ian Stevens for the electrical wiring. Amanda has already done two training sessions and is planning the next familiarisation training at the Institute on Saturday 22nd September 10-12pm Amanda has generously not charged for these for which we are very grateful. For more information please call Amanda on 07971281123. Bonfire Night this year will be on Saturday November 3rd. Taking place on the Fete Field Chapel Bank, Bonfire will be lit at 6.30pm Save the date as it’s always a good night! th On Saturday 13 October there will be a Family Quiz at the institute starting at 7pm. £2 per person and entries in team of four. Come along and have some fun and food too! We’re still treading in dog poo…..is it worth risking a £1000 fine? 6 Wistanswick Institute has had an update…. Wistanswick Institute has had two smart new double glazed windows at the back successfully fitted by Formula One of Telford. The people who have used the room have given good reports and say how much warmer and nicer the room is. The committee have decided to replace the rotting kitchen windows at a cost of £700, so we will be continuing the upgrading and improvement of the building. We have a well-designed and up to date kitchen now so we hope to use it for the whole community. If you would like to hire the hall, please contact Richard Wright 01630 638520. Why not join the snooker club? Two tables and all for £20 year! Hope to see you there! Wistanswick United Reform Church Chapel Bank Wistanswick. Regular chapel services on the 1st & 3rd Sundays of every month at 4.30pm. Reverend Chris Burgham, Tel. 07976 788543, Secretary; Ms E Dodd, Tel. 01630 655404 Services - 2nd Sept - Wistanswick URC 4.30pm 16th Sept - Joint Harvest Festival at Wollerton 6.30pm 7th October - Harvest Festival at Wistanswick URC, This is a lovely service with the chapel decorated and smelling good! Monday 8th October - Harvest Supper in the Institute Chapel Bank – starting at 7pm. Cost £6 and £3 for children. Followed by the lively auction of produce. 21st Oct - Joint service at Wollerton 6.30pm 4th Nov - Wistanswick URC 4.30pm 18th Nov - Joint service at Wollerton 6.30pm 2nd Dec - Wistanswick URC 4.30pm 16th Dec - Carol Service at Wistanswick 4.30pm 24th Dec - Candlelight service at Wollerton 6.30pm All Welcome! 7 The Tern-Stylers Craft Group We are all craft enthusiasts, be it knitting, crochet, quilting, etc. etc. Dig out that project hidden at the back of your cupboard and join us for the inspiration to complete it. We meet at Wistanswick Institute on the 2nd and 4th Thursday morning (10am 'til 12ish) of the month and entry is just £2. Next dates are: 13th& 27th Sep, 11th & 25th Oct, 8th & 22nd Nov & 13th Dec For further information please contact Eleanor Goodwin on: 01630 638701 or email: [email protected] As a group, we are pleased that one of our most talented member's achieved First prize in the Wistanswick Fete craft competition for her work on canvas. Kathy Haynes created this wonderful cross stitch scene of a street familiar to her in the USA. Well done Kathy and indeed all contributors. All categories displayed the talent that is in our community.
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