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CHRISTLETON Village Directory Christleton Community Plan CHRISTLETON Village Directory Printed by;-CCP Monitoring Group Version 1.4 (Feb 2016) Christleton Community Plan COMMUNITY ACTIVITIES Christleton Village Fete Dawn Sturgess 336943 Name Contact Tel. No Christleton Village Show David Cummings 332410 Charities Home Watch [email protected] Children Today Charitable Trust Aydin Djemal 335622 Littleton Parish Council David Taylor 338967 Hospice Support Group Mrs Hastings 336405 evening Save the Family Gillian Nove 409100 Rowton Parish Council Craig Duncan 01829 751130 The Children's Society Lesley Morgan 335088 Leisure and Hobbies Children and Education Cestrian U3A Daphne Stark 01829 741129 1st Christleton Brownies Anne Stockdale 335819 Chester U3A Alex Davis 681721 1st Christleton Cub Pack, Yvonne Harding 332670 Christleton Footpath Group Malcolm 335810 1st Christleton Scouts Group Yvonne Harding 332670 Christleton Gardening Club Judith Butt 335296 2nd Christleton Brownies Anne Stockdale 335819 Christleton Institute David Hassall 335389 2nd Christleton Guides Jenny Brown 336229 Christleton Pit Group Don Bailey 335034 Beavers Mrs Bev Hall 335726 Christleton Sports Centre Booking Office 336664 Christleton Rainbows Catherine Bowdler 330081 Christleton Sports Club David Marks 335582 The University of Law Sofia Micklewright 01483 216002 Christleton Walking Group Malcolm Pratt 335810 (incorporating The College of Law) Bowls Club Clive Donovan 332442 Christleton High School Tony Lamberton 335843 Local History Group David Cummings 332410 Christleton Primary School David Harker 332324 Pit: fishing for local children only David Hassall 335389 Christleton Pre-School Carole Penney 07890 105935 Activities in Parish Hall Christleton Toddler Group Anna Barnes 321645 Chester Flower Club Edna Ellis 346497 Explorer Scouts Mike Taylor 301864 Christleton Mothers’ Union Janet Brown 335785 Rhythm Time Julia 07789 867 589 Christleton Wednesday Group Carol Cullen 332301 Rowton Rainbows Linda Pimm 332233 Christleton Women’s Institute Ida Rogers 350060 Trefoil Guild (Girl Guides) Mary Pleavin 01829 770278 George Thompson Painting George 0151 625 2478 Local Community, Care and Public Service Class Thompson Chester Heart Support Group Tom Doogan 335676 Irish Dancing Emma 01352 520878 Learn to Dance Richard 01928 724410 Christleton Parish Council Sue Thwaite 318618 Little Thespians Theatre School Ravanne 0151 353 0124 www.christleton-pc.gov.uk Slimming World Suzanne 0151 348 0022 Christleton Community Plan Businesses in, or with links to, Christleton Interior Design Carpet Edging 335633 Landscape Carrs Landscape 336209 Name Contact Tel. No Landscape/driveways SK Landscapes 332605 Businesses Machinery Milton Machinery 336070 Antique Maps/Prints Richard Nicholson 336004 Marketing / PR Marketing Projects 330000 Bed & Breakfast Park Fields Country House 292629 Mechanical Repairs Robin Coombs Ltd 336531 Bed & Breakfast White Walls 336033 Music Life Music 336599 Bridge Deva Bridge Club 335514 Nursing Home Birch Heath Lodge 434321 Camp Site Birch Bank Farm 335233 Plumbing Gordon Brown 335785 Caravan Site Netherwood Touring Site 335583 Plumbing Kev Burns Plumbing 07751 597323 Carpenter Ian Putt 332582 Property Lets BHD 077121 88065 07768 010979 Property MaxiFlow Ltd 343563 Catering Jennie’s Catering 330090 Maintenance Children’s Nursery Smarties Nursery 01829 741608 Publishing The A41 Magazine 336062 Clothing Alteration & Lyanne Malkin 336419 Restaurant / Bar Ring O’ Bells 335422 Repairs 07970 426992 Decorator A J Meredith Ltd 335454 Restaurant / Bar The Cheshire Cat 332200 07778 777145 Restaurant / Bar The Old Trooper 335784 Decorator Adam Day Decorator 332927 Restaurant / Bar The Plough 336096 Dental Practice Rock House Dental Practice 332162 Service Station Gowy Service Station 01829 740476 Embroidery / Printing Darts Chester Ltd 08129 740667 Surveyor RB Surveyor Services Ltd 0845 0948075 Farm Stamford Heath Farm 332248 Taxi Mark Smith Taxi 07831 861360 Function Suites Cheshire View 332442 Therapies Oakwood Clinic for Shiatsu 332085 Garage/Car Repairs KMA Motors 335411 & Sports Injuries Golf Club Vicar’s Cross Golf Club 335174 Village Store Christleton Stores 335425 Hair Dressing Drakes Hair Dressing 332660 Web Design Prodo Web Design & 0870 7562828 Hair Dressing Nicholas Harvey 335210 Marketing Horse Livery Three Elms DIY Livery 336331 Window Installers Osprey Windows 332178 Hotel Mercure Chester East 0844 8159001 Hotel The Cheshire Cat 0845 1126022 Christleton Community Plan ST JAMES PARISH CHURCH, CHRISTLETON Rector: Revd Malcolm Cowan, The Rectory, Birch Heath Lane, Monday. 2nd Christleton Guides. 7pm - 8.30pm. The Scout Hut. Christleton, Chester CH3 7AP Tel. 335663 Jenny Brown ( [email protected] ) Services: Sundays: 8.00 am Holy Communion 10.45 am Morning Service Thursday Christleton Rainbows 5pm - 6pm The Methodist Chapel 6.30 pm Evening Service Schoolroom. Catherine Bowdler ( [email protected] ) Wednesday: 10.45 am Holy Communion Thursday 2nd Christleton Brownies. 6.15pm - 7.45pm. The Methodist st United Communion : 1 Wed of every month, 10.45am Chapel Schoolroom. (Anne Stockdale Wardens: Carl Cumiskey (330028) and John Pearson (335101) [email protected] ) Verger: John Milton (335469) Sunday School: Berenice Hogg (336779) Friday 6.30pm - 8pm St. James' Church Choir. Steve Roberts Musical The Crew (Youth Group) Tina Lightfoot Director (01244 815277) ([email protected]) Swimming lessons during the week at the High School Sports Centre Bellringers Sec: Nikki Dromgoole (351124) http://www.brioleisure.org/swimming/christleton-sports-centre Parish Hall Booking: Clare Holland (332819) Christleton Pre-school www.christletonpreschool.co.uk CHRISTLETON METHODIST CHURCH & ROWTON METHODIST Tuesday evenings. 1st Christleton Scouts. Beavers, Cubs and Scouts. CHURCH (MOOR LANE) The Scout Hut. Yvonne Harding ( [email protected] ) Minister: The Revd Claire Heald, 8, Upton Park, Upton,CH2 1DG Pit Group:- Don Bailey ( ) Tel: 01244 379275 [email protected] Services: Sundays: 10.30 am Morning Service, Rowton 10.45 am Morning Service, Christleton 6.30 pm Evening Service (Noticeboard) Prayer lunch 1st . Thursday of each month at 12 noon (informal prayers followed by simple lunch) Contact: Corrections / Omissions:-Send to ([email protected] ) 336754 ) Stewards: Jim Mountcastle (335131), Roger Bellamy (336662), Sheila Roberts (336754) Room Lettings: Sheila Roberts (336754) ROWTON MASS CENTRE (AT ROWTON METHODIST CHURCH), MOOR LANE, ROWTON Priest : The Revd Fr Paul Shaw, The Presbytery, St Werburgh’s, Grosvenor Park Road, Chester CH1 1QJ Tel. 350236 Services Saturday, 6.00pm .
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