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Quedgeley News, December THE QUEDGELEY NEWS; MORE PAGES, MORE COLOUR, MORE OPPORTUNITIES QUEDGELEYCommunity Magazine & Trade Directory NEWS for Quedgeley, Kingsway & copeland park Issue 280 | August 2019 Quedgeley News needs your help with this vital role Would you like to be part of an organisation that has raised 1000’s of pounds for local community groups, including Quedgeley Wanderers, St James Church, Kingsway Residents Association, local Scout Groups and countless other groups through the years. We are keen to recruit someone to take over the very important Distribution role as the current person is leaving us at the end of the year. The job entails: Maintaining a spreadsheet with all our deliverers on which is sent to the printer each month so they can make up labels for packing and delivery to us. Making any changes on information received from deliverers: i.e. holidays, sick etc and arrang- ing cover. Submitting to the Editor a list of roads in Quedgeley, Kingsway and Copeland Park where we need cover, done on a monthly basis. Be at Quedgeley Village Hall on the last Thursday of each month to take delivery of ready labelled boxes and bags from the printer and organise them ready for collec- tion by our distributors for them take out to our many deliverers. Tables would need to be put up ready. Delivery normally takes place around 3/4pm. Being able to act as relief distributor/deliverer as required. Checking on developments on Kingsway as new estates are built so they can be included on the distribution list and recruiting volunteer deliverers. If you feel that you can fill this role then please contact us on: Email:- [email protected] Txt/Call:- 07776 049 452 or call: 01452 720044 (Answer phone). Leave a message and we will get back to you as soon as possible. Circulated FREE to over 8,300 homes each month by Quedgeley News Limited. Company No. 5385611, the wholly owned trading subsidiary of Quedgeley Community Trust, a registered Charity, number 276047. VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT WWWPage 1 .QUEDGELEYNEWS.COM Quedgeley News is produced and distributed by volunteers • KITCHENS DJWEBB • BATHROOMS INSTALLATIONS • EN-SUITES Formerly BeaWebb Installations Plumbing � Electrics � Carpentry � Tiling � Heating/Gas � Flooring � Plastering � Small Plumbing Jobs � Full Service - From Design to Installation Fully Insured FIND OUR WEBSITE AT GoDADDY Supply and Fit All Trades Fully Qualified Tel: David Webb Gas Safe, Part P, NIC, EIC 07769 957958 / 01452 886899 Free Quotations Email: [email protected] Page 2 Contact details for Quedgeley News are at the bottom of this page We are getting extremely excited about bringing back Soul Circus to Hollow Farm on August 16th – 18th 2019. The event will be held at Hollow Farm, Elmore, Glouces- tershire. GL2 3SG. We are licenced for up to 2,500 per day maximum. We have nearly 250 yoga & fitness classes, inspirational talks & demos throughout the weekend. Throughout the day a host of artists will be performing acoustic sets in our Solar Café, with people being able to chill out, whilst tasting the delights of our gourmet chefs. Live music & recorded music performances will be on the main stage between 7pm and 11pm on Friday & Saturday only. Any other recorded music is only ambient background music which should not be heard outside of the festival site. All music will be under the strict control of an impartial sound officer who will be liaising with Stroud District Council directly. The site will be open to the public from Thursday the 16th at 5pm through to Sunday 19th at 10pm. Part of our commitment to working with the local community is to provide 4 free tick- ets for each household (camping included) for all residents of Elmore. If you wish to take advantage of this please email: [email protected] with your names, email addresses and household address. Additional tickets can be purchased at 40% off using the discount code SCQUEDGELEY which are available to all residents in the local area. If you have any concerns whatsoever – please do not hesitate to contact me directly on 07464 074964 anytime, throughout the weekend. This is also the dedicated com- plaints line which will be available 24 hours a day. If you wish to come and say hello before the event – I will be on site on Monday 12th August at 6.30pm to answer any questions or concerns you may have! Kindest regards, Roman Wroath Quedgeley News Ltd, Your Community, Your Magazine Quedgeley News is written by and for the people of Quedgeley, Kingsway & Copeland Park. It welcomes articles, reports, letters and notices from all local people. It accepts advertisements from local businesses and businesses that supply a service to the local area, but reserves the right to reject or amend items or services offered for publication. Quedgeley News Limited takes no responsibility for the views that may be expressed by contributors in any form, letter or articles and does not endorse any products or services advertised. Articles and letters intended for publication should be sent to the Editor preferably by: email to: editor@ quedgeleynews.com For details of advertising rates and availability contact [email protected] or Tel: 01452 720044 (answer phone) or 07876 828391, Your call will be returned asap. These numbers can be used for all enquiries apart from distribution, when you should ring the Distribution mobile on 07776 049 452 or email [email protected] DEADLINE FOR SEPTEMBER 2019 ISSUE IS MONDAY 9TH AUGUST 2019 Page 3 Read worldwide via our website www.quedgeleynews.com Fed up of your dirty aquarium or pond? Contact Oakview Aquatics 07517 438 054 www.oakviewaquaticservices.com Page 4 Delivered to each house each month and it’s FREE Golden Age Club At the beginning of June many members went on a coach trip to Stratford-on-Avon which was considered to be both successful and enjoyable. There were various ways to spend the day and just to wander around Stratford with its history and old buildings proved very interesting. There were numerous small independent shops for the "shopaholics" to visit and a choice of cafes and restaurants for those wanting refreshments. Lunch could also be had at the Garrick Inn, a traditional black and white pub and, dating back to the 15th century, said to be the oldest in Stratford. There was also the opportunity to ride on the Tour Bus which visited Mary Arden's Farm - Mary being the mother of Shakespeare - Shakespeare's birthplace and Ann Hathaway's Cottage. Some members took a one hour boat trip down the River Avon. Later in June, Charlotte from Wiltshire Farm Foods brought to our meeting an appe- tising selection of meals for members to taste so that they could choose their favour- ites and place an order if they so wished. Several members took advantage of this. Deliveries are made to the Quedgeley area every Thursday morning between 8.00 a.m. and 10.00 a.m. Meals include vegetarian, gluten-free and those for special diets. Wiltshire Farm \foods work very closely with the NHS. Dishes can be chosen from a large selection of main meals and desserts - too numerous to mention indi- vidually as there are over 300. Everyone was able to take advantage of the tasters and it was agreed that they were delicious. For more information W.F.F. can be contacted by telephone on 01793 751 176 or online at www.wiltshirefarmfoods.com. The Club meets on the first and third Tuesday of each month (except August) at Quedgeley Village Hall. Further details from Laura Tremble on 01452 690976 (mo- bile 07774200191) or Sue Lovell on 01452 724620. WMST Taekwondo have been teaching Martial Arts At Waterwell’s Academy, Kingsway for nearly 4 years. Classes are held every Monday and Thursday from 6:15-7:15 and 7:15-8:15pm. Classes are taught by 2 time World Champion, Sunny Kalcutt who has over 20 years experience. We have a variety of students ageing from 7 all the way up to 60. Again, it is mixed gender and all done in a well controlled environment. It’s a great way to keep fit, make friends and build confidence. Page 5 Support YOUR local clubs, become a member and join in Are your loved ones protected and provided for, both now and in Looking after the best interests of our clients and their families for more than 160 years the future? We put your unique interests at the heart of all we do and can guide you through every step of the legal process. • Update or make a Will • Create a Lasting Power of Attorney • Set up a Trust • Apply for a Deputyship • Deal with the estate of a loved one Contact us for more information 0800 1584147 • [email protected] • www.tayntons.co.uk CLARKE & Co. STEPPING OUT THE ACCOUNTANCY & TAX SERVICE FOR At the Village Hall, Bristol Road, Quedgeley SMALL BUSINESSES & TAXPAYERS Children’s Dance Classes Every Saturday * Annual Accounts * VAT * Book-Keeping Tiny Tots (3-8yrs) 9-10am * Payroll * Home Visits * CIS Juniors (8-15yrs) 10-11am Also on Tuesday’s Juniors 5.30-6.30pm * Self Assessment Tax Returns Children’s Line Dancing Thursday 4.30-5.30pm * Business Start-Ups Adult Line Dancing Thursday 8.30-9.30pm For a FREE consultation call Adult Dance Classes Available Martin or Alison “People with Two Left Feet Welcome” For Further Details please ring 01452 536355 Mike or Pat on 01452 721866 G & M Motors (Glos.) Ltd. Car and Commercial Repairs All Mechanical Work Undertaken • MOT Station. Class IV & VII & V light • FREE Local Collection • Recovery Available.
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