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Dordon Celebrates New Recreation Ground North Warwickshire Borough Council From North Warwickshire Borough Council July/August2014 Dordon celebrates new recreation ground See page 4 One Stop Shop and Contact Centre The Council Offices, South Street, Atherstone CV9 1DE Open Monday – Friday 9am – 5pm Job Centre Plus is now based in the One Tel: 01827 715341 (8.30am-5.15pm) Stop Shop/r eception area …is your free magazine from North Warwickshire After 5.15pm and at weekends, at the Council offices. Open 9am-5pm and from Borough Council and the North Warwickshire you can leave a message with 10am on Wednesdays. your details and we’ll ring you Community Partnership. It’s produced three times a year back on the next working day. in March/April, July/August and November/December and distributed to around 27,000 homes in North 24 hours emergency number for Warwickshire and to leisure centres, libraries, community weekends and Bank Holidays: hubs and other venues. It’s also on the website at 01827 718086 www.northwarks.gov.uk/northtalk A large print version can be made available and an www.northwarks.gov.uk audio version is produced by North Warwickshire Follow us on Talking Newspaper. Facebook and Twitter The next issue is November/December 2014 Karen Barrow, north talk editor Tel: 01827 719309 email: [email protected] Produced on paper from recyclable sources. Remember to recycle your north talk! The Royal LIGHTS British OUT Legion At 11pm on 4th August 1914, Britain declared war on Germany, Set up in 1921 in the aftermath of World War 1, The Royal ushering in one of the darkest periods in our history. As the British Legion is perhaps best known for its annual Poppy moment approached, the British Foreign Secretary Sir Edward Appeal to mark Armistice Day on 11/11. However, its work is Grey made the famous remark: “The lamps are going out all actually far more wide-ranging, offering support to the Armed over Europe; we shall not see them lit again in our life-time.” Forces community throughout the year. LIGHTS OUT is a UK-wide event, inviting everyone to turn off Thanks to the generosity of those who wear their poppy with their lights from 10pm to 11pm on 4th August, leaving on pride, millions of people are supported by the charity. The a single light or candle for this shared moment of reflection. Legion provides benefits advice, financial support and general Working closely with the Royal British Legion, this will be one household goods; helps servicemen and women to find of the largest events of its kind ever seen in the UK and will work and even arranges seaside breaks and helps with small complement the candlelit vigil held at Westminster Abbey on household repairs. 4th August. The Legion is now making its services more accessible. The For more information, visit www.1418NOW.org.uk and new UK Contact Centre on 0808 802 8080 is open 7 days sign up to their free mailing list. a week 8am-8pm, providing efficient and effective help via LIGHTS OUT is commissioned by 14-18 NOW, WW1 skilled advisers, many of whom are ex-service. The website Centenary Art Commissions, supported using public funding www.britishlegion.org.uk gives details of the wide range of by the National Lottery through Arts Council England and the services the Legion provides, including visiting speakers for Heritage Lottery Fund. community groups. 2 Tel: 01827 715341 www.northwarks.gov.uk WANTEDSUPERSTARS The ability to help protect your community is just one of your skills that could help to make a good Special Constable. Become a Special Constable - make a difference. Email: [email protected] Call: 01905 331433 www.specialswanted.co.uk www.northwarks.gov.uk Tel: 01827 715341 3 Celebration event for new recreation ground in Dordon Around 300 people enjoyed the bouncy castle, coconut shy, laser quest, face painting, healthy wraps and rolls at a free event to celebrate the refurbished recreation ground at Dordon. The new play equipment is suitable for tots to teens, whilst other improvements include a skate area, multi-use games area as well as new tree and shrub planting, footpaths and boundary fences. The small car park at Derek Avenue, next to the recreation ground, has also been improved. The project was made possible through funding of £170,000 from IM Properties, which owns the nearby Birch Coppice Business Park, £30,000 from the North Warwickshire LEADER Programme and £92,000 from the Borough Council. The Mayor of North Warwickshire for 2013/14, Councillor Dominic Ferro and Kevin Ashfield, Senior Development Director at IM Properties marked the occasion by cutting the ribbon for the new recreation ground. Other sites being improved through the funding agreement with IM Properties are Abbey Green Park in Polesworth, Piccadilly Sports Field, Speedwell Lane Recreation Ground and the Church and Community Hall Grounds in Baddesley Ensor and Kitwood Avenue Recreation Ground in Dordon. £1.7m from LEADER Heritage Lottery project to support Fund to restore North Warwickshire’s economy the Tame Valley North talk has previously reported on the LEADER programme, which funded a number of community projects. North Warwickshire has now been awarded Over £1.7 million has been awarded for a new scheme to restore additional funding to see how it could make a further the landscape of the Tame Valley in North Warwickshire and south- application. The next round of this European initiative, east Staffordshire. The area follows 29 km of the River Tame and delivered through the Department for the Environment & its surrounding wetland landscape. The project aims to restore Rural Affairs (Defra), starts in January 2015 and will focus both built and natural heritage features, whilst reconnecting local on creating jobs and developing the local economy. people with their environment and providing them with new skills and training opportunities. The funding, awarded by the Heritage Consultation events have already been held at IM Lottery Fund, will enable a £2.5 million scheme to take place over Properties and Wood End Village Hall to gauge the views the next four years. of businesses and community organisations. A business survey will gather more information on the barriers Led by Warwickshire Wildlife Trust, the Tame Valley Wetlands preventing economic growth in North Warwickshire. Landscape Partnership is made up of 18 partner organisations, This information will be used to apply to Defra for the including Parish, Borough and County Councils, the Canal & River funding in September. If successful, the Local Action Trust, Environment Agency, RSPB and Staffordshire Wildlife Trust. Group, (LAG) responsible for managing the programme, The Environment Agency is also providing significant funding. will be inviting project applications from January 2015. To get involved or to find out more, visit For more information contact Emma McKay, LEADER www.discovertamevalley.com and follow the Development Officer on 01827 719356 or go to Partnership on Twitter @thetamevalley www.northwarks.gov.uk/leader 4 Tel: 01827 715341 www.northwarks.gov.uk News on the new New membership Coleshill Leisure Centre options and prices … at all Borough Council leisure centres from just £20 a month. • Lifetimes Fitness & Classes membership from £20 a month. • Lifetimes Ultimate membership includes access to all fitness suites and classes, studio, swimming, vibes & free weights at any site starting from £30 a month. • Lifetimes Annual membership – pay up front and get two months free. • Lifetimes Junior membership from £17 a Work is well underway on the new Coleshill Leisure Centre, month. scheduled to open in October this year. The Centre, which is a joint project between the Borough Council and The Coleshill • Lifetimes Exercise on referral membership School, will offer a four court Sports Hall and two glass-backed £15 a month. squash courts on the ground floor. On the first floor, there’s a 40 • No joining fee if you pay by Direct Debit. station Fitness Suite, dance studio and viewing gallery. • Upgrades and advice on your workout The steel frame is now up… brick and blockwork walls are going available FREE as part of your membership. up… roof work is in progress so it will soon be watertight … the concrete floor base is laid … most internal walls have been done and mechanical and electrical work is underway. The interior will include state of the art, translucent ‘Kalwall’ wall panels in the Sports Hall, designed to create lots of natural light. Call in or ring: Atherstone Coleshill Leisure Complex Leisure Centre Whilst the building work is going on, leisure centre staff are sorting out the equipment, fixtures and fittings needed to complement the build, including Fitness Suite equipment with all Arley Polesworth the latest technology. For the latest news, go to www.northwarks.gov.uk/nlc Email: [email protected] Visit www.northwarks.gov.uk/leisure Tel: 01675 466022 Get your 7 a day 7 days a week! Order your fruit and veg bag, pay a week in advance, collect and order for the next week. Atherstone Daily 10am-4pm Country Veg, Market St Tel: 07974 264236 Baddesley Ensor Hub Wednesdays 12pm-3pm Village Hall Tel: 01827 718516 Birchmoor Hub Tuesdays 10.30am-12pm MIssion Hall Tel: 01827 893788 Coleshill Hub Tuesdays 11am-1pm Town Hall Tel: 01675 238309 Dordon Wednesdays 11.15am-12pm Church Hall Tel: 07974 264236 For more information, contact Lori Harvey at the Borough Council on 01827 719220; email: [email protected] www.northwarks.gov.uk Tel: 01827 715341 5 One Warwickshire could spell end for Borough Council? Local services should remain local is the message from the Leader of North Warwickshire Borough Council, Councillor Mick Stanley. His statement comes in the wake of ‘The Unitary Debate’, where Warwickshire County Council is opening discussions on one council potentially running all services in the County.
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