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Natters 12 25/11/06 02:09 Page 1 Natters 12 25/11/06 02:09 Page 1 300 copies delivered free every quarter! Naseby Natters issue 12 BACK WITH BANG!!! W h a t ’s Insid e • A Chat With... Well since the last edition of Naseby all the different sorts of farming done • Community & Events around Naseby - especially arable Natters we have held a meeting with • Naseby Weather all those who volunteered their farming! So get in touch. • Organ Donation services in producing the newsletter! UPDATE ON SPONSORS: We have • Naseby Churches There was a fantastic response and been truly overwhelmed with sponsors • Christmas Postal Times there were 10 of us altogether - soon and means we are good for the next 5 • Naseby School & NSA to include 2 more - which means many issue, which is fantastic news! Thanks • A Bit About Sponsors fingers will help to make light work...or to all of you who have kindly offered to • My 1st Day at School • Village Hall & Sports Court something like that!?!?! We bounced sponsor an issue (and Gerry Wood for • Naseby Radio Control Car Club some ideas for new articles and all the hard work!). everyone was tasked with a new role! • Be safe - Be Seen NEXT ISSUE: As the editor is • Rough Guide to Digital TV So we now have a strong team with a expecting her second child at the end • Age Concern wide range of skills and interests which of February the next issue may be • Naseby Web Site will help to make an interesting read. some what delayed just so you are • Ladybird Ladybird... With a huge thanks to all their efforts - aware. Therefore the deadline of the • Naseby Historical Society this issue is packed to bursting point 1st of February for content is final! No • Recipe Corner with articles! • Battlefield Update extensions this time...OK Henry!!! :) CALLING ALL FARMERS: We plan to • Pubs Update UPDATE ON PETER JOHNSTON: AS • Gardening Tips have a new farm article each issue Peter still continues to make good • Mac Users Club giving an insight into what sort of progress, his wife, Aileen, has now • Postal Scan farming is done around the village. So moved out of the village and closer to • Neighbourhood Watch News when you see the tractor going down where Peter is being cared for. Our • Gardening Club Newlands with some strange looking thoughts as usual are with him and his • Womens Rounders Team contraption bolted to the back of it wife - and of course Peter is welcome • Can We Talk To Henry? • Business Directory & Groups you’ll know what it’s for, or if you see back on the team anytime! the sheep being herded down Church • The WI Street you will know what they are up Happy Reading and a Merry • Kids Corner! to! We hope to start with an article in Christmas and a Happy New Year • The Next Issue....? the Spring issue about the Lambing to one and all! Season but are interested to hear from THE NEWSLETTER TEAM D ea d l i n e The F I N A L d eadli n e for t he Sally Field Katie Shepperd Shirley ????? n ext issue is the General General Farm Articles 01604 740608 01604 743536 01604 743560 1st of February 2007 [email protected] e-mail TBC [email protected] Amanda Green Sandra & Wyn Sleeman Pat Yates Editor Pat Reedman 01604 743765 Interviews Enviromental Issues Old Naseby [email protected] 01604 743830 01604 740963 01604 740657 [email protected] [email protected] not on e-mail....yet! (Peter Johnston) yo u r n e w s l e t t e r a n d yo u r v i l l a g e - s o g e t i n v o l v e d Natters 12 25/11/06 02:09 Page 2 Village Update & Community Issue 12 Members of the Parish Council V i l l a g e U p d a te Mrs Avis Aldrich Paul Reedman Naseby Parish Council 18, Nutcote Hall Close Mr Scott Mrs Bridget Baker Westaway There have been two notable PLANNING APPLICATION IN Carvells Home successes in protecting the beauty RESPECT OF LAND OPPOSITE THE New Hall, Farm, Newlands and amenity of our village: WAR MEMORIAL: Carvells lane ELECTRICITY PYLON ON The Council strenuously opposed Mr Tom Westaway Mr Melfyn Hoyle CARVELLS LANE TRIANGLE this application and a Councillor 'Westfields', 14, Nutcote Carvells Lane Whilst the Electricity Company have spoke against it at the planning (Chairman) not seen fit to formally confirm that meeting in Daventry. It was refused Mrs Becky Pope the pylon will not be put on the on the grounds that it would amount 'Aysgarth', High St triangle, a Councillor has it on the CLERK: to overdevelopment of a visually (Vice Chairman) Pauline Vann good authority of one the important open space. Greg Pritchett Manor House, contractors doing the works that Oakwell, Church St Newlands the supply is to be put underground! Pauline Vann was born in Loughborough and spent not going anywhere. Just over four A Chat with... the next 21 years living there. I'm years ago we started looking around In this edition married to Pat. We have two adult the villages nearer to Northampton of Naseby children - our daughter lives and and came across Naseby. Laings were Natters we are works in London and our son lives and just finishing off the development and chatting with works in Leicester. So far we don't we bought the show house. Then I Paul Reedman, have any grandchildren, but we live in moved jobs and went back to one of the hope! I studied Civil Engineering at commuting! I now travel to just newest Loughborough University and have outside Peterborough everyday. For members of worked for a local authority, a house us being close to the A14 means we the Parish Council. builder, a water company and now for can quickly get to Leicester, London a company that can turn its hand to or Suffolk where our daughter and NN. When did you become a Parish many different disciplines of her partner have a cottage. I travel Councillor? engineering. I lead the civil around the country quite a lot and PR. I was elected to the council engineering division. I play golf Naseby is so convenient, M1, M6, M11, during the summer. I had spoken to (badly) and we love travelling. Our 5 airports and all linked to the A14. Tom Westaway and said I was favourite destination used to be Dubai interested in knowing a bit more but it's so developed now that we NN. Have you lived in a village about being a councillor. He asked for need to find somewhere else. Oman before? some background info and the next sounds good! PR. Yes, this is the third village we thing I knew I was elected! I had NN. What brought you to Naseby? have lived in. We love village life, hoped that my work experiences although Pat says that if we could might prove useful to the village and PR. I was working in Northampton afford Jeffrey Archer's penthouse obviously the Parish Council agreed. and living in Leicestershire. My drive overlooking Tower Bridge she would to work involved the A5 which, over NN. Tell us something about yourself? move. No chance!!!! the years, became increasingly busy. PR. I'm on the wrong side of 60. I I just got fed up with sitting in traffic Pat Reedman Page 2 S p o n s o r e d b y J a m e s & T i n a Fa n s h a w o f O A K FA R M Natters 12 25/11/06 02:09 Page 3 Issue 12 Community & Events *Numbers are limited & tickets Naseby are selling fast* Weather MEASURED IN BAKEHOUSE RISE COURTESY OF STUART CATO Month 2006 AUG SEP OCT Max Temp oC 26.5 26.9 18.4 • Naseby Village Hall Tickets: £5 adults & £2.50 kids Av Max Temp oC 19.7 20.9 15.3 • Sunday 17th December On sale from Becky Pope (016040 743213) o • 3pm-5pm (Doors open 2pm) or at Naseby HQ Min Temp C 9.2 8.6 1.6 Av Min Temp oC 12.1 13.0 9.1 Also available: Mulled Wine • Mince Pies • Ice Cream • Popcorn • Bar • Tea • Coffee • Cakes Min Wind Chill oC 6.8 7.8 1.0 Lost Property from • Bloc sunglasses Max Humidity %RH 92 97 94 • Next Sunglasses Av Max Humidity %RH 88.3 89.5 91.7 ‘Its a Knockout’ 2005 -06 • Brown bracelet Min Humidity %RH 47 41 42 • White T-shirt "one to one • Red plastice boule Av Min Humidity %RH 61.7 64.6 76.5 healthcare centre" Anything not collected by Max Wind mph 10.9 15.2 11.4 • Black Dorothy Perkins Cardigan December 16th will be recycled. Av Max Wind mph 6.2 6.5 7.3 • Pink Hand Towel Please contact Becky Pope Max Wind Gusts mph 27.0 30.8 23.2 • Red Gap Childs jumper with hood Tel: 01604 740963 Av Wind Gusts mph 14.6 13.6 15.4 • Khaki coloured H&M T-shirt Comparison vs • Ladybird England Cap Size 4-8 BIT OF FUN... Previous year: 2005 AUG SEP OCT • Navy short sleeved polo shirt with Strange Laws of the UK: Max Temp oC 29.3 26.9 19.8 Naseby battle emblem o 1) All English men over 14 are meant Av Max Temp C 22.0 19.5 15.5 • Cream M&S vest top o • Black Next vest top, white trim to carry out 2 hours (or so) of Min Temp C 8.3 3.8 5.6 • White football longbow practice a week supervised • White Reiker pumps size 36 by the clergy TEA DANCE AT COLD ASHBY GOLF CLUB • Firefighter playset 2) Throughout the whole of England Tuesday 30th January 2007 • Dolphin pendant on black strap it is illegal to eat mince pies on 25th Tuesday 27th February 2007 • 2 England sweatbands December From 2pm to 5pm • £5 per person • Purple Avon top "Kids roll on Sun 3) It is illegal for a lady to eat which includes a cream tea! lotion" chocolates on a public conveyance Call Pat Yates 01604 740657 • Purple sports socks More than 8,000 people in Organ Donation: the UK need an organ F A N C Y D R E S S The gift of life..
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