FEBRUARY/MARCH 2020 Issue 229 For: , Baschurch Village , Stanwardine, Walford and Newsletter Yeaton

Nature Stirs...

What’s Ahead in Baschurch 2020?

Mid-life Inspiration

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Community Matters

In This Issue: All Councillors were deeply saddened by the sudden In Conversation death of their colleague Councillor David John Editor: with Jonathan Pam Elson Sheldon on 16th November Carr page 3 2019 aged 76 years following Fit and Trim 4 a short illness. David had Poppy Appeal 5 been a Councillor for the Finance: Prescott Surgery Paul Daulman Weston Lullingfields Ward of Baschurch Parish Council for News 6/7 well over 20 years and had Club News 8/9 Nature Notes 10 been Chairman of the Council Distribution: Our cover shows on a number of occasions Maggie Lokier A Good Read 11 Attingham Park National latterly being in 2013 and

Club Directory 13 Trust, famed for the snow- 2014.

Mid-Life Printing: drop walks - a leaflet is There is now a vacancy on Inspiration 16 SJF, available at reception in the Parish Council so if any- Gardening 18/20 Forest Offices one wishes to be considered Tail of a Dog 23 February mapping out they should contact the Clerk Home where the best places are as soon as possible, see page Directory 24/31 on the estate. Cover shot , 22 for contact details.

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Out and About

Keep our community alive Behind the Scenes, a tour of Last year was a big year for Local walks seem to touch the Archives in . It won the the spot with our readers in Send us your during Heritage ‘Academic Excellence and Baschurch and we hope to Open Days proved fascinat- Innovation’ award given by bring you more suggestions news, ing. Five and a half miles of the Independent Schools over the coming months. suggestions, records housed in environ- Association. Shortlisted for Slightly further afield, the no less than three other mentally controlled condi- British Pilgrimage Trust articles and awards, on February 7 at a local tions, conservation, and re- ceremony in London the highlights the Abbesses’ information prographics are explained school will find out whether Way on their website. This by the experts. Nat Steven- it has won the 2020 Times is a 20 miles route from son’s graphics department Education Supplement (Tes) Priory baschurchnewslet- was very impressive bring- Independent School Awards (above) to Shrewsbury [email protected] ing the ancient documents for ‘Strategic Education Abbey which they suggest to life on the web and in Initiative of the Year.’ doing over two days visiting print. Find out about the Let’s hope Diane Browne, Kenley Church, Langley (above left) the Headmis- work of the volunteers on Chapel and Acton Burnell en tress of the school, and a Sat. March 21, see Events at Baschurch resident brings route. For details: shropshirearchives.org.uk home the trophy. britishpilgrimage.org. www.baschurchvillagenewsletter.com Page 3

In Conversation With... Jonathan Carr, Chair of the Parish Council

What’s Ahead for the Baschurch Parish in 2020?

As we start the new of the new houses and the point of view is put forward. decade, there are several population increase of Road safety is something that Cllr. Carr is continually big challenges ahead with around 1,000 in recent involved in, both managing Prescott Surgery has the increase in the years. And that is going to the interactive speed signs around 7,000 patients. Baschurch Parish increase. Baschurch, being a (photo right) and also The funding for the population. We need to hit housing development hub organising the Community urgently needed new the ground running and for Shrewsbury, services a Speedwatch volunteers. Medical Centre in make our voice heard at much wider area than just The increase in the Baschurch could come County Council level. the Parish and as a result, numbers at the Corbet from the Community means that 13 coaches and Pam Elson reports our road structures are Infrastructure Levy under pressure, our medical numerous taxis and cars are arriving at Eyton Lane each and a possible County Jonathan Carr has been a practice is close to its day from neighbouring Council loan businessman all his life and maximum capacity and parishes, dropping off and he was in a chipper mood while there are ongoing collecting children for ‘The Community when we sat down together practical solutions being school and the road cannot Infrastructure Levy (the at the end of December. He proposed, getting them cope. Pedestrian safety has CIL) is a charge which can had just sold his business in through the County Council become a serious issue so be levied by local sports turf supplies and con- and Clinical Commissioning coach movements are being authorities on new tracting which he and his Group (CCG) is far from managed, with road development in their area. improvements and safety associates had built up over plain sailing. ‘This is where It is an important tool for railings under considera- the last 30 years. Jonathan things get political’ he said. tion. Restrictions on local authorities to use to Take the medical centre as has been semi-retired for unloading and waiting are help them deliver the an example, something close three years and the final also planned. infrastructure needed to to the heart of every resi- goal had been reached. Reopening the station is support development in dent in the surrounding However, it seems that there another issue and it is not a their area ...they will decide area. The land for a new is no chance of him sitting dead duck. The stone yard building has been donated what infrastructure is adjoining the old station has back or even hitting the with a cut off date of needed ’ offered land for a new bucket list yet. He was voted 2025/6. Community Infra- www.gov.uk station. A cursory viability Chair of the Parish Council structure Levies have been study has been done and in the spring of last year and paid by the house builders shown that the space would amounting to around two it is a role which could fill work. The next step would About Jonathan Carr million pounds and the every available moment of be to do a consultation on money is in the ICL Local his time. civil engineering, demand, Fund (see right) at the Born in Yorkshire. Educated at A smart campervan sits on construction etc. but the County Council. Our Parish Wrekin College. 1971 became the drive proving to be a cost would be £20,000. Council receives 15% of this Chartered Accountant and happy diversion but there is money, but the County married Helen in the same year. no chance of talking about Council has to be persuaded Moved to Baschurch 1989. leisurely drives around To keep our end up in of the need before they Baschurch, our voluntary Three daughters, educated Scotland or exploring release further money to unpaid Councillors have a locally in Myddle Primary and , the conversation Baschurch. (They may be lot to battle with. In order the Corbet. 1989 started ALS, a put it towards what they see turns to Baschurch topics to get anywhere, profes- sports landscaping business in as more pressing needs such almost immediately. sional consultations need which became Maxwell I knew that the work of the as a new sewer system in to be prepared and Whitchurch for example). So Amenities. Semi -retired 2016. Parish Council had presented to the County December 2019 sold business in Baschurch, a huge Council and the messages increased enormously with which has now grown to 80 amount of time and effort is delivered loud and clear more planning applications, going into consultations staff, to a Japanese Company. highways issues etc. in the press, on the Parish with Prescott Surgery, the Council website and on Became a Baschurch Parish resulting in 12 subcommit- CCG and the Parish Council social media. As Councillor in 2014 tees which the Councillors to get these funds to work Councillor Carr says ‘ a Downtime: Touring in the for us here. Working with are involved in. Looming squeaky wheel gets the oil.’ campervan, keeping bees, Councillor Nick Bardsley on however, there are major fly fishing and motorcycling. talking points, all the result the Shropshire Council, our

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All Saints’ Community Matters 100 Club Winners Dec 2019 All Saints’ Church No 45 Mrs J McKnight No 79 Lighthouse Mr S Cox This is a youth group for school years 6-9 No 87 which meets in term time from 18.30- Mr G Slater 20.00 on Thursday evenings. Fun, games, No 133 music and a bit of thought. Contact Martyn Mr P Ford Lake on 01939 290777 or Rev. Linda Cox No 137 by email. Ms M Lokier Jan 2020 Community Lunches No 6 Mrs A Whittall Community Lunches provide food, a warm No 46 welcome, good conversation and an Mrs H Birch opportunity to meet new friends. We meet every Thursday at 12.30 pm at All Saints’ Thank you to those Baschurch. Enjoy a lunch (soup, cheese people who and biscuits, fruit and tea etc.). There is no responded to our charge for lunch but a small donation appeal to join the (max £3) would be welcome. This would Lottery this year. reimburse the volunteers who provide and

We would welcome serve the food. a lot more and it is not too late to join - please contact Pat Davies Fit and Trim for 2020 on 01939 261081 We evolved from nomadic truly committed or are we clothes/equipment but lack or thepatdavies@ ancestors who spent all going through the motions? commitment or motivation hotmail.com before their time moving around in Do we keep up our resolve so stop turning up. Where a 24th Feb. search of food and shelter, or put it off? class is oversubscribed this travelling large distances Many with access to a gym means that others may have daily. Our bodies are will enrol, turn up for a few lost the chance to join. designed and have evolved sessions then drop out. The So, what are you going to to be regularly active. list of excuses is endless and do? I suggest choose the Over time people develop the cost to the individual is right exercise, set a realistic problems if they sit down all high. Most gyms anticipate goal, work towards it day at a desk or in front of making money from those methodically and ...DON’T the TV and minimise the who drop out . Are you that GIVE UP. Maggie Lokier amount of exercise they do. money maker for the gym? It’s everyone’s New Year Others enrol in a class; buy Resolution to do more exercise, join the gym, cut down on drink or food. Sometimes it is triggered by a visit to the GP or a health scare. Others may be moti- vated by a holiday or activ- ity. Getting beach ready, going skiing, surfing. rock climbing, hill walking or maybe running in the London Marathon. Are we

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Grand Total Community Matters £7,300

Poppy Appeal and Remembrance Sunday

The 2019 Poppy Appeal was for every Poppy Appeal. stores on the first Saturday Looking ahead, the coming a great success thanks to the Thank you to All Saints’ of the Appeal. year will bring new generosity of the local Baschurch and St Mary’s Remembrance Sunday at challenges as well as fresh communities and the many for donating their Baschurch attracted a huge opportunities to give vital volunteer street collectors Remembrance Day collec- crowd, most joining on to the support to current and pounding the pavements of tions to the Poppy Appeal. march from Prescott Surgery former Servicemen and our villages. We managed to Thank you to all those who to the Church. The parade women. Every single day raise nearly £7,300 which were generous in their itself left Prescott Surgery in cities, towns and was a remarkable total – we donations having requested and headed towards the villages across the certainly punched above our wreaths to lay on Remem- church, protected by the country, there are people weight! brance Sunday. And finally, many marshal volunteers at who have served with How did we manage to raise thanks to all the shops, pubs, road junctions and the safety honour, and who are now so much? Firstly, my thanks garages, post offices, farm vehicle. The church, both getting the support they to the Baschurch & Bomere shops and hotels for agree- outside and inside, was need, all thanks to your Heath Parish Councils for ing to have poppy boxes on beautifully decorated with kindness. If you do know kindly funding the lamppost their premises. In particu- poppies and provided a per- of someone who needs poppies which adorned the lar, we are most grateful to fect setting. Thank you to our help, please contact local villages so effectively. the SPAR in Baschurch and Rev’d Linda who planned the Baschurch & Bomere Thank you also to the street the CO-OP in and conducted such a Heath Royal British Legion collectors who for many who looked after our volun- memorable service. Branch. years have raised so much teers selling poppies at their J A WORRALL

Food and Drink are on the Menu in our Easter Issue

Jonathan Hislop on Wine, What to Cook-think Chocolate, We ask You to Share your Recommendations, Comments Recipes and Ideas with us [email protected] Plus Club News, Events, Nature Notes, Books and More...

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Prescott Surgery News

A New Year, A New Beginning

Welcome to 2020 and on Our first priority is to Consider what ‘Over The behalf of the Patient Group work with the Counter’ medication you and all the Doctors and staff keep in your medicine of Prescott Surgery we wish Practice to find cabinet at home that will be all patients a Happy and solutions that could able to help you when you Appointments: Healthy New Year! reduce the lead time have a cough, cold and sore for a routine throat. 01939 260210 For those who may not be appointment. aware, the Patient Group A Pharmacist can assist work with the surgery to Currently, patients are you with the following: provide a patient waiting up to three weeks perspective, improve for a routine appointment. communication for patients, The significant factor here is Prescriptions: promote patient awareness demand. The NHS funding  Ear Care of local services, promote for GP surgeries is based on  Eye Care health initiatives and the number of patients and 01939 261403  Aches and influence NHS services and is not based on need or Pains the development of services. demand. Despite the We want Prescott Surgery to surgery increasing the  Allergies be one of the best surgeries number of available doctor  Skin and in Shropshire! appointments over the last Mouth year to reflect a small  problems During the last two months growth in patient numbers,  Coughs and the Patient Group has been the current level of need/ Colds, working closely with the demand is very high and as  Headaches Practice Manager and the a consequence there can be  Head lice Doctors to look at ways to a three week wait to see a  Hay Fever continually improve service doctor of choice. To help to  Foot to patients. This work is reduce demand the doctors collaborative in that ‘the and the PPG would like to Problems patient’ and ‘their doctor’ encourage patients to ask and all staff work together themselves: for the benefit of each other. “Could my need be Newsletter This year the Patient Group prepared by will work with the Surgery assisted by a (Please note that Prescott Jackie Jones, team on a number of initia- pharmacist or by my Surgery has a dispensary Chair of tives and activities and we own self-care? “and and not a pharmacy). Prescott intend to keep you informed “Do I really need to Surgery Patient of all the work we will do see a Doctor Group and Mr throughout 2020. Nicolas Storey, Practice The PPG and surgery would like to appeal to patients to consider self-care and Manager other clinical interventions such as a Pharmacist before automatically thinking ‘I need a doctor’s appointment’.

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Prescott Surgery News

A Day in the Life of the Prescott Surgery Prescott Surgery has approximately 7000 patients. The catchment area is Baschurch, Bomere Heath, Weston Lullingfields, Ruyton and parts of Myddle, Nescliffe, Montford Bridge and as far north as Bagley. Generally at Prescott Surgery the doctor works an 11-hour shift that includes a morning and afternoon surgery. Each consultation is 10 minutes long. The surgery has a number of both full and part time doctors who work a varied length of day ranging from 44 hours to 10 hours per week. Each day one GP acts as Duty Doctor to deal with of urgent matters. A typical day looks like this:

Day Doctors Doctors Number of Ap- Doctors’ Tele- Home Visits (a.m.) p.m.) pointments phone Calls to patients Monday 5 GPs 3GPs 110 + 20 + 6

Tuesday 4 GPs 3GPs 90 + 16 + 6

Wednesday 4 GPs 3GPs 90 + 16 + 6

Thursday 4 GPs 3GPs 90 + 16 + 6

Friday 4 GPs 2GPs 78 + 14 + 6

Prescott Surgery also has a GP Registrar. A Registrar is a fully qualified doctor who is in either their penultimate or final year of training. The Registrar will see up to 12 patients daily and attends a debrief session with an experienced doctor at the end of each surgery. A Day in the Life of a GP

The surgery is a live operational patient centred business. Anything can change at anytime however planning is essential in order to manage patient flow and provide a range of services. So what typically happens during a doctor’s working day? The illustration below is a ‘real’ example TIME OF DAY GP ACTIVITIES 8:00am – 8:30am Review Blood tests, Radiology results, sign previous pm prescriptions 8:30am – 11:00am Consultations – Morning Surgery 11:00am – 11:30am Actions from the Morning Surgery including referrals. Debrief GP Registrars 11:30am – 11:40am Doctors review morning surgery and agree home visits, Sign am prescriptions, read and sign previous day referral letters 11:40am – 12:45 In addition to the Overspill Urgent Appointments above, 12:45pm – 2pm Home visits

3pm – 5:40pm Consultations - Afternoon Surgery 5:40pm – 7pm Remaining telephone calls, dictation of patient letters from afternoon surgery, other calls to other service providers Debrief GP registrars 7pm onwards to end of day Non NHS work (private letters, DVLA matters, insurance letters or life assurance patient letters)

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Community Matters

Friendship Club

First and foremost may I former Secretary for many Peter, who provided the wish you all a belated, years, was also able to excellent entertainment. Happy New Year. attend. It was good to see Sincere thanks from the News from the Club at this you there Olive. Club Committee for their time of year is rather sparse Early December our sterling work. The Club just however. Our Christmas programme included a couldn’t work without such Lunch in Christopher’s rather poorly supported help and assistance. Restaurant at The Swan visit to Wellington Market. The following Wednesday, A Backward Hotel, Wellington was well Later in the month Peter our Stewart gave an interesting Glance attended and very success- resident chef, provided a display, talk and discussion 1911 ful. Thanks to a kind volun- splendid meal ‘rounded off’ on the subject of German teer using his car, Olive our with panache by our other Coins. For news of events: Trevor, 01939 768458 „The mail was picked up at the Admiral Duncan at about 6.55 pm as it passed through the village from Millington Close Ruyton en route for Shrewsbury. The mailbags, I wonder if you have seen sent shortbread biscuits. On behalf of everyone in The two or three, would be put any snowdrops yet? I We were unable to fix a date Close, a very big Thank You. into a covered cart by the always think that is when for us to have a lunch to- We had a lovely lunch and it postman. This would be Spring is around the corner. gether before Dec 25th, so was good to see many of our locked and drawn off to It is good to know that arranged for caterers to neighbours. Some had a Shrewsbury. The „Express‟ everyone in The Close spent cook us lunch on Jan 6th. lunch taken to them. This would return to its base at Christmas day with family When mentioning this to was a bit like old times. We Ruyton, delivering mail on or friends. Jackie, one of our carers, she missed Peggy who is not its journey from town‟. Leading up to Christmas we said it was her day off but well at present and wish her were sent hampers from offered to set up the room, a speedy recovery. We Account by Hamer Francis Chrissie and her helpers at and dress the tables for us. welcomed Dora back from describing the post service Church. These were We then received a few hospital on New Year’s Eve. in 1911, from Olive followed by a hamper from donations of cash, apple pies If you need a chat ,or any Peppiatt‟s ‟Baschurch The Playgroup to be divided and Roses chocolates. information, do ring me Memoirs‟ amongst us. Lyn also from Jackie worked really hard, 261107, and keep well, Church gave us two Christ- and was also on hand to

mas puddings and Sure Care help anyone to the room. love Olive.

Can you Lend a Hand with our Distribution?

We are now printing and anyone is willing to offer This gives me time to do a distributing 1,150 copies one hour every two months note to attach to each news- of the newsletter. Maggie to help me out that would be letter for your route. Even says ‘can you lend a hand’? wonderful. better, if you find someone After considerable thought I Distributors, thank you for to take on your route. I decided to develop a contin- your work and patience. Can appreciate that it is not gency plan just in case 2020 I please ask you to let me always possible but cover- is as personally challenging know if you are short of ing someone else’s delivery as 2019 was. I need help to copies with new housing on is a step too far on top of my ensure we get the newslet- your route? I could also do own route and the main dis- ter from the printer and out with advance warning if you tribution. Contact me on to all distributors ahead of decide you are unable to 01939 260417 and leave a the first of the month. If continue as a distributor. message. Thank you, Maggie www.baschurchvillagenewsletter.com Page 9

Community Matters

Baschurch WI

Our local WI had an the month and last for a cou- just turn up at a meeting – Downton excellent year in2019 with a ple of hours. Our activities or contact me Jean Abbey full varied programme of are designed to appeal to a Wakefield, Baschurch WI Wed Feb 19 speakers and events. It is wide range of interests and secretary, jeanwake- 7.30 not all jam and Jerusalem! ages, but the common factor [email protected] You We are around 20 strong at is always friendship and fun. will be made most welcome. Official the moment and visitors are Our talks have ranged from Sense of humour essential. Secrets welcome at all meetings so Astronomy to Food Waste Wed March that you can see what goes Management, and events 18 at 7.30 on before deciding whether elsewhere have included you want to join us. This some fabulous Italian hands Myddle Village year, our meetings will start on cookery tuition in Wales, Hall at 7.30pm at Millington Hall to visiting the ballet in Tickets: £4.00 Community Room SY4 2EJ Birmingham. If you think £2 for 16yrs on the second Thursday of you might like to come along and under

Enquiries: 01939 290907 Weston Lullingfields WI

For an interesting evening of TAKE A COFFEE varied content with friendly ladies to talk with over BREAK Weston Lullingfields WI coffee and cake afterwards, invite you to enjoy coffee, try our WI on the third Mon- cake and conversation day of every month except Wed. February 12th August, 7.30 pm, at the WH 10.30 to midday village hall. Visitors always Weston Lullingfields Village welcome. Hall, Everyone welcome Cost £1.50 MORE COFFEE BREAKS Contact; Jane Ing at [email protected] Wednesday March 11th Wednesday April 8th

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Nature Notes

Photo right: the Starling murmuration at Whixall Moss in December shot by Andrew Fusek Peters, nature photographer and poet. ‘It really was the high- light of my photo year’ he says

We welcome on board be enough for us all? How- We make an effort to feed Top: Fieldfare Steve Bennett, keen ever, during late November our garden birds all of the Second: Redwing ornithologist and nature and early December our year round. This gives us Below: Sparrowhawk lover. Steve travels widely Scandinavian winter visiting great pleasure, but it does Bottom: Merlin in search of the rare and Fieldfares and Redwings also provide food for the Bird images: rspb.org.uk beautiful. Some of the arrived and devoured the local Sparrowhawks. locations are less than lot! They even finished off A much less expected and glamorous however. Rub- our windfall apples, a beau- rather exciting experience at bish dumps, he says, are tiful sight but little was left New Year was a good view excellent places to view for our resident wood mice. of a Merlin hunting the birdlife. More of that in the We have had a few fields near Walford. future... Starlings in our garden this So, here we are in 2020 After a very wet Autumn it Winter but most evenings I with the weather still mild was very pleasant to have a have watched them heading and the days starting to fairly dry and mild Christ- off in the direction of lengthen – dare we start mas period, encouraging our Whixall Moss to join a hoping for an early return of garden Robin to sing. murmuration of tens of our migrant warblers, swal- We and our neighbours had thousands of birds. lows and martins? Will the our eyes on the large holly We were fortunate to see Cuckoo return to Baschurch tree in our garden. It was this amazing sight one late from West Africa this year laden with berries and we afternoon. It made us won- and announce his presence were looking forward to der how do they fly, drop with his eponymous call? cutting a few branches to and twist in tight formation? New Year is a time to look decorate our homes. We What were they saying as forward with renewed hope, watched the Blackbirds and they chattered loudly in a signalled by the first snow- Wood Pigeons enjoying the willow roost after dropping drops, crocuses and berries – surely there would quickly from the sky? daffodils. Steve Bennett

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A Good Read

Wild Nature

One of the joys of being a have used the funds to pay quite simply, with a certain Bookworm is that each off a mortgage or purchase a dry humour, of how Christmas I receive several new car, but the Barnes’s wonderful nature is. new books as gifts. This in wanted to protect the land Finally, Wilding by Isabella turn motivates me to sort from intensive farming or Tree is another book in a my book shelves out; my development. They similar vein although this shelves are not finite and discovered that the land has a lot more data. The harsh decisions are needed. which is part of the family farm is on its knees; I never find it easy to part Wetlands, rewarded them centuries of intensive farm- with a good book; many get by providing a calm place of ing has depleted the soil. passed on to friends or adventure for son Eddie The family take an amazing recycled to Charity shops. A who has Downs Syndrome. leap of faith and decide to select number remain, And Simon gained a place to let the land return to nature. adding to my growing watch over and care for. It is conservation by trial collection. This is a wonderful book and error, but it works. Once I tried a Kindle for a time; for nature lovers; written their herds are allowed to they have their uses, but for with humour and honesty. roam freely without fences, me, nothing quite beats the The unspoilt land needed the land starts to recover feel and smell of a new book. care and commitment; and without the use of Just a quick glance at those sacrifices were made, nature chemicals, wildlife returns. books neatly lined up is is often unforgiving, but this These books remind me sheer heaven, for each one is book is so uplifting to read. that there are some pretty filled with promise and new Another favourite author amazing people around who horizons. who writes brilliantly about quietly do their best to After a year of being his connection to nature and preserve our green and The Sabrina lectured and harangued by the countryside is John pleasant land. To all those Mobile Library anyone with an agenda, I felt Lewis-Stemple. Read The farmers who provide wild stops at the in dire need of something Running Hare and you’ll life corridors in their fields, Admiral uplifting and inspiring. want to read more of his to the volunteers who offer Duncan, Route I found the perfect antidote work. Lewis- Stemple is a their time and energy to 4, alternate in, On The Marsh by Simon sheep farmer on the preserve wildlife and Fridays 1.15pm Barnes. This is a moving Hereford/Wales borders. habitat and to anyone who -3.45 pm. account of a year spent He’s well aware of the effect plants trees or feeds the Next dates: tending a piece of newly of intensive farming on birds, I salute you. Feb 14, 28 acquired land which backed nature and the land and March 13, 27 onto their house in the tries to do his best to Bookworm Norfolk Broads. Many might compensate. He reminds us

G. T. Harper & Son Ltd The Garage, Church Road, Baschurch Tel: 01939 260239 Proprietor: Gary Harper. Mobile: 07715007808 MOT Testing Repairs, Servicing, Bodywork, Welding, Engine Crypton Tuning, Petrol & Diesel Vehicles CAR SALES All makes and models obtained at reasonable prices. Good clean cars bought for cash. OPEN: Mon - Fri 8am – 6pm

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Community Matters

Our Clubs

Allotment Association Creaky Chairs Luncheon Club Thriving, productive plots A gentle form of exercise Thurs, 12.30 All Saints’ on Station Road. Keep fit and movement to music Pilates with digging, healthy food for older people and Tuesday 5.45pm at WLVH and, meet new friends. those of limited mobility. or 7pm Thursday BVH Baschurch Amateur Meetings in the BVH on Metafit Thursdays, 14.00-15.00 Players Wednesday 9am & Satur- The Flower Club Meet from Oct to Jan to day 8.30am, Monday & Meetings at the BVH on stage a panto. Thursday 6.15pm BVH. the fourth Wednesday of Millington Close Bowling Club the month. Demonstra- For elderly residents join- The green is next to the tions, workshops and ing in with the For Club Contacts, Fire Station in Baschurch, social events. Friendship Club. write to us at: open seven days a week. Friendship Club Polo Club baschurchnewslet- Crown Balls is played, Day trips by coach, open Moor Farm on the Ruyton friendly matches and to all residents. Club [email protected] Rd. www.facebook.com/ league competitions. meetings at the commu- ShropshirePolo/ nity room at Millington Tai Chi Close with talks, music Jean Studd takes classes at and demonstrations. the WLVH on Tuesday Gardening Club BVH– Baschurch mornings from 10.00- Meet in the BVH first 11.00. Village Hall; Tuesday of the month at Tennis Club WLVH Weston 19.45. Activities include This family-friendly club garden visits and talks. Lullingfields Village has around 130 members. Hall Baschurch Walking

Group Boreatton Drum & Meet every Wednesday at Bugle Corps the Admiral Duncan at A marching band made 10.30 a.m. from scouts across the Send us details if Shropshire county. They your club has perform at events, carnivals and parades. been left off Royal British Legion Girl Guides the list, For girls aged 10-14 Meetings third Wednes- and let day of month at the Red years, meeting each Lion Bomere Heath at Wednesday from 7-8.30 us know of your 19.30. No need to be a in the BVH. events and Knit & Natter Women's Institute member or ex-member of Baschurch WI meet at the HM Forces to join. Meet every 2nd and 4th activities. Monday of the month at Millington Close Meeting Brownies Room on the second For girls aged between 7- Millington Close at 7 pm. Bring knitting, handwork Thursday of the month at 10 years. We meet on Tues Lighthouse 19.15. www.facebook.com during term time from 6- Weston Lullingfields WI 7.30 pm in the BVH Club for school years 6-9 at All Saints’, Thurs 6.30- meet on the third Monday Circuits 8 in term time of the month, except Aug, Tuesday 7pm WLVH at 19.30, WLVH.

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Health & Beauty

Tai Chi Qi Gong Shiatsu Therapist Classes at Jean Studd M.R.S.S.

Weston Lullingfields Village Hall Shiatsu is an ancient form of oriental medicine dating back Tues 10 – 11am 5000 years. It is a traditional Japanese healing art which Also at literally means finger pressure. Weds; Shrewsbury Thurs,MS class Shiatsu moves stagnant energy and imparts a soothing meditative relaxation. It helps to resolve Improve Breathing,Stamina, Flexibilty and internal conflict and to develop co-ordination and integration Concentration, Strengthen Limbs,

Fortify Nervous System Tel Jean :- 01939 261299 or 079 000 81356 Tel. Jean 01939 261299 079 000 81356 e-mail:- [email protected] [email protected] yoga makes you feel good Classes in Cockshutt Tuesday evenings And Baschurch Friday mornings also individual tuition available Please contact for more details 01939 270653

Mobile Beauty Therapy By Jo Parker IHBC (1986) ABT Treatments in the comfort, privacy and convenience of your own home

Facials, Massage, Waxing Eyebrow shaping Lash & brow tinting Shellac UV Nail Polish

Manicures & Pedicures Wedding make-up Indian head massage Gift vouchers available For appointments Monday - Saturday contact Jo on 07941 033155

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Health & Beauty

Style Care Hair and Beauty Beauty and Wellbeing

Bomere Heath SY4 3 NX with Jo

Just need a trim, or a whole style Mobile and Salon Based Beautician change? No problem, call in to discuss Treatments include: Gel Polish Full colour, foils, perms, All waxing including intimate highlights, Facials blowdrys, children’s cuts, Manicures and Pedicures all available Indian Head and Hopi Candles Massage Lash lift 01939 290664 Nail extentions

Open: Tuesday 9—5 Call Jo on 07771 738746 Wednesday 9.30-2.30

Thursday 9-5 Look out for special offers Friday 9-5 Saturday 8.30-3 www.beautyandwellbeingwithjo.com Clare’s Foot Care Foot Health Practitioner

Clare Tunnadine DipCFHP, MPSPract

Specialist foot care treatment in the comfort of your own home including:

Nails trimmed Callus removal Corn removal

Fungal nail treatment Verrucae Thick nail reduction Other foot health problems Please call Clare on 07951 497307 For appointments and enquiries enquiries.

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Lifestyle

Mid-Life Inspiration

‘What now?’ a lot of people coast, going this time with every way, were Mont in their mid 40’s ask when her husband Bob. The trips Ventoux, famous in the Tour the children have fled the are recorded in her straight de France, and the Verdon nest and the next stage of forward and honest account Gorge, second in size to the life beckons. Women in par- ‘Diary of a Mid-Life Cyclist’. Grand Canyon. ticular often find that they In both instances, Jane went A cycling trip may not be want to achieve something with Peak Tours who had your thing but the descrip- of their own and take up mapped out very attractive tions, particularly of France, new challenges. This hap- routes, fixed up the accom- will get you thinking of pened to Jane Cullen, a modation and transported exploration. Moreover you newish Baschurch resident. the luggage and bike spares. will have a great feeling of Jane doesn’t do things by Riding past the chateaux of empathy with Jane as the Jane and Bob at Giat halves. Having brought up the Loire valley into the story of her life and family in the Auvergne two children, she was busy Auvergne, they came to Giat, unfold. A delightful trave- which is twinned with running a business with her which, as the sign says, is logue and an inspiration to Baschurch husband, when she decided twinned with Baschurch. It’s just getting on with life. to take up cycling and to bigger and much prettier Diary of a Mid ride from Land’s End to John and she writes, ‘the most “just like us, they have O’Groats. She enjoyed this ironic thing was that just -Life Cyclist is a „Spar‟ shop – open all so much that she then like us, they have a ‘Spar’ available on hours!” cycled from the north of shop – open all hours!’ The Amazon France to the south, coast to high points of the trip in £5.99.

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Gardening

Gardening Club Rain Watch

Following our Christmas visit to Moreton Park Garden centre and then lunch at The Keys, we have started a new year. As usual our January meeting was to watch a DVD. This year it was of Alnwick gardens. What a shame it is in Northumberland, too far to go on a day trip! It really does look a fabulous place, so much thought gone into the design. Next month our AGM and it’s A dry start to 2019 with only James Turney keeps a keen a time to pay subs. New 200 mm of rainfall but all eye on the weather at members are most welcome. that was to change: Eyton and his 2019 graph

First Tuesday in the month, shows just how dramatic Baschurch Village Hall 7-30  2019: 910.4 mm June was. On two days for 7-45.  2010: 497 mm alone, we received over 40  10 year average: mm of rain a day. The Irene Robins 01939 261198 650mm roses, waiting to perform,

didn’t stand a chance.

Cooper & Jones Metalwork for the garden Made locally and made to order

We have a wonderful range of plant supports designed and made to provide architectural structure in the garden whilst also giving the plants support enabling them to show off their natural beauty.

Obelisks from £25 Plant stakes with ball finials from £5.00 each Really Useful Stakes from £1.50 each Pyramid form (for topiary) 60cm x 40cm—£20.00 Herbaceous half hoop supports from only £1.50 each Hoops for Edging or tunnels from £6.00 for a set of 5 Wavy Stakes—£8.50 each

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Gardening

GARDEN CONSTRUCTION

Fencing -

Patios - Drives

Ponds - Walls - Turfing

FREE ESTIMATES & ADVICE

Tel: Baschurch 01939 261073

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Gardening

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Gardening

February in the Garden

Love Plants tips for jobs  Remove weeds, apply  Plant lily bulbs in 30cm in the coming weeks organic fertiliser, and pots, 5cm apart and Titus Alpacas mulch beds and borders cover with 10cm of to conserve moisture compost. Keep in a frost  Trim winter heathers and suppress weed free place. once they’ve finished Suppliers of growth. alpaca poo to flowering, to keep them compact.  Protect new shoots and Baschurch seedlings from slugs.  Cut back deciduous Allotments grasses before new  Plant rhubarb crowns in growth appears. unfrozen ground. Im- prove the soil with well-  Cut late- rotted manure and flowering clematis to plant with just the tips the ground. In spring showing above ground. new stems will sprout  Plant summer-fruiting from the base. raspberry canes in free- draining slightly acidic  Prune bush, climbing soil. Space 30cm-60cm and modern shrub apart, mulch generously roses, tying in new and provide a perma- growth on climbers. nent support system.

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Issue 229

“To catch the reader's attention, place an interesting sentence or quote from the story here.”

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Community Matters

Dates of the Parish Council News and Contact Details Parish Council Meetings: As we reported in the Newsletter introduction, all Councillors were deeply saddened by the sudden death of their colleague Councillor David John Sheldon on 16th November 2019 aged 76 years following a short illness. David had been a Councillor for the Weston Lullingfields Mon Feb 3 at Ward of Baschurch Parish Council for well over 20 years and had been Chairman of the 7.30 pm Council on a number of occasions latterly being in 2013 and 2014. There is now a vacancy on the Parish Council so if anyone wishes to be considered they should contact the Clerk as soon as possible. Mon March 2 at Cllr Jonathan Carr(Chairman) BW Tel: 01939 260587 Clerk to the Parish 7.30 pm Cllr Bernard Leeden BW Tel: 01939 261533 Council: Cllr John Lloyd (Vice Chair) BW Tel:01939260336 Mrs Anne Howls, Mon April 6 at Cllr Sarah Richards BW Tel: 01939 261396 The Newlands, Crosscut Lane, Cllr Mrs Linda McMaster BW Tel: 01939 260887 Baschurch. 7,30 pm Cllr Paul Ridgley BW Tel: 01939 261390 Tel : 01939 260442 Cllr Terry Feltus BW Tel: 01939 260780 [email protected] All at Baschurch Cllr Geraldine Tomlins BW Tel: 01939 260892 Cllr Roy Roberts WLW Tel: 01939 260031 BW: Baschurch Ward Village Hall Cllr Patricia Budgen WLW Tel: 01939 260207 WLW: Weston Lullingfields

Cllr Brian Welti BW

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Domestic pet, horse and farm animal practice 24 Hour Emergency Service. Lessons available on site plus clinics at many local venues Consultation by appointment across the region Morning, afternoon and evening surgeries. 30 years experience teaching all levels and ages ALL NEW CLIENTS WELCOME and competing in eventing to CCI3* & dressage to PSG KC Listed, Puppy Socialization Classes and Good Citizen Dog Scheme Full or part & holiday livery available Farm Animal Services Available: Large brick stables in an American barn Routine Fertility Work Herd Health Plans Sheep and Goats, Alpaca Work 25/60m outdoor arena, All year turnout Small Animal Services Available: Good hacking locally Microchip Identity Diagnostic X-ray and Ultrasound For more information contact: In-house Laboratory Testing Pet Food and Accessories T: 07976600453 E: [email protected] Horse Work Wormers available W: sarwarnerequestrian.co.uk “Vetting” Lodge Farm Livery, Baschurch, SY4 2FD

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Pets

The Tail of a Dog

Shona here – I hope you had  Do sleep through the may chase the animals. She a wonderful Christmas and night so Missus does says that if a dog is found New Year. too – another dig at attacking a farm animal then I got a new lead, a plum my whines. the farmer can shoot the pudding squeaky toy, a bird  Do forget the bad dog. Seems a bit extreme but ball, lots of treats [not all times and stop having it is allowed. Why is the dog eaten yet] and a book called nightmares. I would shot rather than the stupid Me Ritings about another like to, l really would owner. Our owners must greyhound. Missus is read- but the memories are also pay if we damage or kill ing that to me at bedtime. deep seated and a farm animal. Missus asked me what I frighten me. The same rules apply if our was going to do for my New owners allow us to run in Year Resolutions – hadn’t a the road and we are hit by a clue what she was on about, car. The car driver can claim so she made some sugges- off our owner for any tions: damage. Also, there are vet  Don’t eat so fast bills and the real possibility [I’m hungry] that you, the dog, may get  Don’t eat all the treats Missus then mentioned killed. Your owner has as soon as they are something we have seen. responsibility for you and to given to me [someone Owners who don’t keep a keep you safe must be care- may steal them] close watch on what their ful about where you run  Don’t whine at Missus dogs are doing. She means free. to wake her they let their dogs out for love Shona [I’m her alarm clock] exercise, off lead in the  Don’t run off when fields in the area. There are Missus calls me – two aspects to this. If it is a something about re field growing a crop such as call!!! wheat, barley, potatoes, oil- seed rape, maize etc then we I got a bit shirty about all flatten and damage the crop those don’ts so asked for [mind you, so do people]. If something I should do: there are animals in the field  Do give Missus and like grazing sheep, her family lots of af- cattle, horses etc. Missus fection – no problem says if a dog is off lead they

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Home Directory

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Home Directory

at Graham WITHERS & Co SOLICITORS Murivance House, Town Walls, Shrewsbury SY1 1JW Telephone: +44 (0)1743 236 345

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Home Directory

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Exterior timber work: Supply and installation of summer houses, carports, sheds, wooden fencing etc. Interior timber work: doors, skirting, loft hatches, staircases, construction of bespoke shelving, cupboard units etc. Renovation: Complete or partial renovation projects. Maintenance of domestic and commercial properties. To include doors, windows, drainage, pipe work, guttering, fascias, soffits, timber or plastic replacement. Restoration/repair of chimneys, fireplaces etc. Installation: Complete kitchens, bathrooms and shop fit outs. Free non-committal consultation of project and work to be carried out. Project management available upon further discussions. For more information please contact Lyndon on 07811 403068 or James on 07970 261728.

Alternatively email: [email protected]

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Home Directory

Ian Dudley Property Services General Building Carpentry Property Repairs [email protected] Call Ian on 07432868116

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Home Directory

Church Road Garage (Baschurch) Limited 7 Church Road, Baschurch, SY4 2EF

The friendly team at Church Road Garage (Baschurch) Ltd offer a full range of motoring services for you and your vehicles including: MOT Testing - Cars & Light Vans -Tyres Tracking, Punctures, Balancing Servicing to manufacturers schedules with OE quality parts Air Conditioning - Service & Repair Diagnostics using the latest equipment Repairs: Brakes, Clutches, Gearboxes, Suspen- sion, Lights, Steering,Exhausts, Batteries etc. Fully skilled, helpful and friendly team, with a service second to none! Advice is always free! Phone: 01939 260702 Email: [email protected] Website: www.churchroadgarage.com

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Brush and Vacuum – Leakage testing – Nests removed –Cowls, Bird Guards and caps GAS BOILER SERVICING supplied and fitted. Open fire, multi fuel stoves, Aga, AND INSTALLATION domestic and commercial. Fully Insured with NFU, Certificates given. Already providing your area with Plumbing and Heating For a Fast, Friendly and Clean Service or just help Services The Homefix Plumbing and Heating are now able to offer and advice. Gas servicing and installation carried out by a locally based Call 01939 768319 Gas safe approved engineer. 24 The Wheatlands, Baschurch, Shropshire Excellent competitive introductory rates N.A.C.S Member: 12/05 for customers So Please give Vanessa a call to book a service Or arrange a free quotation

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Home Directory

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Advertise With Us 8th of the month prior to published edition is the DEADLINE If you would like to advertise in the Baschurch Village Newsletter, for the printing please send your ad with details of the desired size to: the Newsletter. Pam Elson, Editor, [email protected] Please limit £50 for 1/8 page business card size articles to 300- 350 words £75 for 1/4 page maximum. £95 for 1/2 page Clubs and £135 for full page non-profit All prices for 6 editions: (Feb, April, June, Aug, Oct, Dec.) organisations can contribute articles and For colour insertions: ads f.o.c. £75 for business card size Publication is at £110 for 1/4 page the discretion of £140 for 1/2 page the Editor. £195 for full page Distribution: The BVN goes to 1,150 homes in Payment the Baschurch Your cheque should be made out to the Baschurch Newsletter and sent to: Parish and is Paul Daulman, Treasurer, 15 Perryfield Road, Baschurch SY4 2DU. distributed by Payments can be made by BACS. For bank details contact Paul: Maggie Lokier [email protected] and her 30 helpers.

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Rotary Power Sweeping/Service and Maintenance 01588 620250 Of Wood/Multi Fuel Stoves We used to live in Baschurch and although we have now Cowls, Bird Guards Supplied and Fitted moved from the village we would like to still provide our Established 1989, Fully Insured, Certificates Issued services to the local community. Services we offer include:

All Plumbing and Heating, Complete 01691 860616 0780 2655145 bathroom re-fits, including tiling, plastering and flooring, Oil Boiler Installation, Service and Repair, J T HARVEY Underfloor heating, Drainage and PROPERTY MAINTENANCE Groundworks

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Baschurch Village Newsletter February/March 2020