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Quedgeley News, December THE QUEDGELEY NEWS; MORE PAGES, MORE COLOUR, MORE OPPORTUNITIES QUEDGELEY NEWS Community Magazine & Trade Directory for Quedgeley,Kingsway & copeland park Issue 283 | Nov 2019 Upcoming Events Quedgeley Town Council Firework Display, 9th November More details on Page 30 Ukulele Evening, 9th November Further details on Page 21 Remembrance Sunday,10th November & Armistice Day Parade,11th November Further details on Page 5 English Martyrs Church, Gift Fayre, 16th November Details on Page 30 Kingsway Residents Association - Public Meeting, 20th November, 8pm at Kingsway Community Centre. Everyone welcome. Gloucester 10K Run 24th November Details on Page 31 (Also see details about road closures on our facebook page) St James Church, Christmas Fayre, 23rd November Further details on Page 2 Quedgeley Methodist Church, Christmas Fayre, 30th November Details on Page 31 Christmas Market & Carols - 3rd December Details on Page 43 Switch onto Christmas - Christmas tree lighting, 6th December Details on Page 35 Quedgeley Village Hall Quiz night, 7th December Details on Page 35 Circulated FREE to over 8,000 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 Formerly BeaWebb Installations • EN-SUITES ฀ Plumbing ฀ Electrics ฀ Carpentry ฀ Tiling ฀ Heating/Gas ฀ Flooring ฀ Plastering Small Plumbing Jobs ฀ Full Service - From Design to Installatio Fully Insured n FIND OUR WEBSITE AT GoDADDY Supply and Fit All Trades Fully Qualified Gas Safe, Part P, NIC, EIC Tel: David Webb Free Quotations 07769 957958 / 01452 886899 Email: [email protected] Page 2 Contact details for Quedgeley News are at the bottom of this page Out of hours emergency prescriptions & advice Please call 07837 513492 www.badhampharmacy.co.uk It’s time to visit your new Badham Pharmacy at Kingsway Health Centre, Rudloe Drive, Quedgeley... Badham Pharmacy NEW LOCATION Kingsway Health Centre Rudloe Drive, Kingsway Quedgeley GL2 2FY 01452 724206 Opening Hours Mon–Fri 8:30am – 1pm & 2pm – 6:30pm Saturday 9am – 12noon 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) 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 distribution@ quedgeleynews.com DEADLINE FOR DECEMBER 2019 ISSUE IS FRIDAY 8TH NOVEMBER 2019 Page 3 Read worldwide via our website www.quedgeleynews.com Page 4 Delivered to each house each month and it’s FREE The British Red Cross. We all know their symbol and see the great work they do at emergencies around the globe. However, did you know they offer many other services? Here in Quedgeley there is a Red Cross centre, it is called a Hub and forms part of the Nationwide equipment supply locations. The one in Quedgeley offers Wheelchairs of all sizes, ancillary equipment, walking aids, and Toileting equipment. Similar to many charities they are unable to provide equipment free of charge, but the cost of hiring is often a lot less cost than buying new. Often things are only required for a short time, possibly after an operation. So why BUY-HIRE. At present it can only open on a Tuesday, the reason of that is its run by volunteers. However if more people could spare a few hours a week, they would love to open it every day. So are there people in Hardwicke, Quedgeley and Kingsway that would like to join the small existing team and enable the Red Cross to run this much-needed service. The right person would need basic I.T. skills, like meeting people, it is local, it is indoors, it is warm, has a kitchen and toilets. And FULLBACKUP and training is provided The Red Cross has an on-line shop of many things at redcross.org.uk. If you think you can help contact the Quedgeley base on either 01452 726688 or 01452 881613. Both are answer machines but you will soon be contacted. Church Services ” 10th November—10.45am Remembrance Sunday 11th November—10.45 am Armistice Day Parade Page 5 Support YOUR local clubs, become a member and join in Quedgeley Social Club, School Lane in the Community Centre Tel: 541163 It’s YOUR club, situated in the heart of YOUR community, in the heart of Quedgeley with friendly staff, a large selection of beers and wines, all at very reasonable prices. All this for as little as £6 per year membership. So come along and be surprised!!!! FUTURE SIX 07933 629849 07973 326351 [email protected] [email protected] www.futuresix.com 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. Competitive Rates Call Gary Bamford on 01452 883095 or Mobile 07710 524962 Old Airfield Farm Moreton Valence, Glos. GL2 7NG Page 6 All the adverts are on the website for a whole year T J Robins KB/LB Building Services All Masonary work undertaken 01452 489338 Plumbing & Heating Services Mobile: 07595044656 • New Build 35 years All aspects of Domestic Plumbing & • Renovations experience Heating installations, Upgrades and • Extensions Repairs. Gas Boiler Services, Landlord • Small Ground work safety checks and no call out fees. • Patio’s Ring Kev or Lee • Carpentry 01452 883449 Very Competitve rates so call for a • Free estimates 537030 07593 553120 Free No obligation quote Page 7 If you get the help you need from our advertisers - tell them you found them in Quedgeley News! Are you an owner managed business? SJD Carpentry Are accounts and tax taking up time you could be spending Complete Kitchens & Bathrooms Installations growing your business? All aspects of Carpentry & Joinery Ring Glos 533151 Quedgeley based We can help you to reduce your tax bill Web. www.sjdcarpentry.co.uk and comply with HMRC regulations. E-mail : [email protected] Contact us to see how we can For Free estimates and friendly advice help you with the following: Accounts Corporation tax returns VAT Personal tax returns New business start­ups Payroll Incorporation Tax advice and planning We offer fixed price quotes which are agreed up front so you won't have any unpleasant surprises. 01452 260960 [email protected] www.gloucestersphere.co.uk Page 8 Quedgeley News : YOUR local FREE community magazine, putting its profits back into the community QUEDGELEY HEALTH & FITNESS CLUB Severn Vale School, School Lane, GL2 4PR. Monday-Friday: 5:30-9:00pm Saturday & Sunday: 9:30am-5:00pm Tel: 01452 720044 NO JOINING FEE & PAY-AS-YOU-GO Monday 6:30-7:30pm Circuit Training 7:00-8:00pm Zumba Tuesday 6:30-7:30pm Body Conditioning 7:40-8:40pm Fitness Pilates Wednesday 6:30-7:20pm Legs, Bums & Tums Thursday 5:15-6:15pm Cardiac Rehab 6:30-7:30pm BC PIYO 7:30-8:30pm Zumba 7:40-8:40pm Pilates Friday 6:30-7:30pm Bootcamp Saturday 10:00-11:00am Zumba 11:05-12:00pm Kayos Fitness Membership (gym & classes) Single: £22pm/£115p6m/£200pa. Double: £34pm/£180p6m/£320pa Non-members £4.50 per visit Sports Hall £28 per hour @ weekends, £30 weekdays Badminton, Table Tennis £4.50 per court (members and under 16’s); £7.50 per court (non-members) & Tennis Get ready for an Artisan Christmas Fair! SUNDAY 15th DECEMBER 11- 4PM STONEHOUSE COMMUNITY CENTRE If you're after some thoughtful gifts this Christmas, escape the manic shopping cen- tres and head over to the warm Stonehouse Community Centre for a beautiful Ar- tisan Christmas Fair. From hand made jewellery to natural soaps, local cider and wooden toys ; we've got some gorgeous gifts to choose from. Of course, we don't want you browsing on an empty stomach, so you can take your pick from mince pies, mulled wine, home made sweet treats, hot food, tea and cof- fee. All the profits will go towards funding the amazing workof Teckels Animal Sanctuar- ies. Page 9 Quedgeley News is produced and distributed by volunteers Catholic Church for Quedgeley and Kingsway English Martyrs Catholic Church, Tuffley Lane, Tuffley, Gloucester GL4 0NX is the Catholic Church with pastoral responsibility for Roman Catholics in the area. Our Sunday Mass is at 9am and includes Children’s Liturgy of eth Word and beautiful music and singing.
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