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VV April-May 2021 for Website DIARY FORTON POST OFFICE, Methodist Church Hall, Hollins Lane: OPEN Mon - Fri 9am-1pm All activities & meetings may be paused due to Covid-19 restrictions check with organisers Baby & Toddler Group: Fridays 10-11.30am in term time Toffee Stall: Fridays 3.20 - 3.50pm in term time Children’s Judo Club: Fridays 5-5.45pm (younger group) & 5.45-6.30pm (older group) in term time - contact Antony 07738 408731 for further details APRIL & MAY 2021 Dog Training: Mondays 6-8.00 pm; Tuesdays 6-7.00pm (Monday class outside during summer - contact Elaine 07790 395289 for further details) Fitness/Weight Classes: Wednesday, 6-7.00pm & 7-8.00pm and Saturday, 7.30-8am & 8.10-9am (To book contact Jennie Marie 07502 981608) South Lancaster Speakers Club: Methodist Church Hall, Hollins Lane Most 2nd & 4th Wednesdays, 7.30pm September-May (Contact David Knox 01524 805554) Singing Club: St Peter’s Church, Scorton Thursdays, 6.30pm - contact Jan Hindle 07730 646581 1st Forton Scout Group meet at the Scout Hut on Hollins Lane Scouts – ages 10½ to 14 – Thursdays 7.00 to 9 pm Beaver Scouts - ages 5½ to 8 - Tuesdays 6.00 to 7.15pm Cub Scouts - ages 8 to 10½ - Wednesdays 6.00 to 7.30pm Brownies - Mondays 6.00 to 7.30pm Please tel 01524 792089 for more information Village Hall The Hall is a Covid 19 secure premises, when Government restrictions allow, groups can return to using the hall. We are working to the recommended guidelines and have hand sanitisers throughout the Village Hall, one way system in place, social distancing to be maintained, face masks to be worn where possible etc. If you would like to hire the Village Hall for your group to use or for your own event, please enquire through Michelle Weir on 07799 370639. There is no diary of events at the present time. Do keep in touch with your friends, club secretaries and organisers. Information about Church Services Parish Council meetings are usually and events on page 17 held on the 1st Monday of each month at 7pm Galanthus Nivalis - Pages 12 & 13 The Parish website address is: fortonvillage.org Coordinator - Neil Adams (791004) email: [email protected] The email address for the Village Voice is: [email protected] Ask for ANI - page 2 Content not attributed has been contributed by the editors VILLAGE VOICE VILLAGECONTENTS VOICE Peewits and swans - page 7 Except forCONTENTS reports made by Village Voice Editorial Team & Advertising: David & Rhona Sharp (791758) Except for reports made by Christian Aid Week - page 17 Proof Reading: Margaret Mansfield members of Forton Parish Council,members the ofviews Forton expressed Parish in Distribution: West of A6 - Janet Huddart (791571) & Michael Briggs (791026) C o u n c i l , t h e v i e w s Wanted - green keeper - page 19 East of A6 - Fiona Riley (792245) reports are not necessarily thoseexpressed of the Council. in reports are not First fixtures at Cricket Club - pages 21 & 23 necessarily those of the Printed by Colin Cross of Garstang Council. ITEMS FOR THE NEXT ISSUE (June/July) BY 10 MAY, PLEASE 2 3 Parish News 1st Shireshead Brownies Chairman’s Comments Virtual meetings continue to go well but there is now the prospect that With our new Clerk Angela settling in, it seems a good time to remind everyone of the we might be able to meet in person before too long, so we are planning existence of the Parish Council! Our powers ARE limited, but we do have a lot of contacts, some outdoor adventures for later in the summer. Thank you to which we use, and will always do what we can to help the village thrive. It is not helpful to everyone who bought a square in the treasure map fund-raiser in hear of grumbling about us on social media. Councillors are always accessible by phone, February, this has boosted our funds by more than £100, which will go email and letter and (in normal times) by personal contact. Details on page 23 of this towards our summer activities. newsletter. In the meantime, the Archaeology badge has been completed Although we have just about mastered Zoom, it will be great to have real monthly and everyone had fun discovering more about the past. The meetings, face to face, in either the village hall or the pavilion - probably resuming in May. Brownies each made a time capsule to remember the year of Residents are welcome, check the agenda on the noticeboards and on the village website. Covid. What would you put in a time capsule to tell others in the future about this unusual year? The Brownies chose to include Hopefully, the speed signs will soon be in place in Hollins Lane, but to get anything more, hand sanitizer, masks, newspaper cuttings, Covid information we do need any speeding incidents to be reported. If there is no record, the police will say it booklets, family photos and reminiscences of homeschooling didn’t happen! The number of new houses there, which the Parish Council vigorously and family time. The Brownies also produced posters showing opposed against the planners, is very depressing, but it is great to see the efforts which what they love about Brownies and highlighting their have been made in Whinney Brow Lane to try and prevent lorry damage. Residents have achievements over the last year - earning badges, taking part been watchful and only today we have been providing information to the planners where in Zoom meetings, playing games and keeping their Promise builders appear to be flouting regulations about water disposal. by helping others and being good friends, all featured on the posters. Congratulations to Angelica, Chloe and Erin who each The all too frequent concerns about dog fouling and litter are a constant problem. won a prize for the posters. Suggestions for more places for litter bins are welcome, but they must be accessible for Angelica’s poster emptying (and a reminder that there are no longer specific dog waste bins - poo goes in the The Guiding movement celebrates International Thinking Day on 22nd February, and this normal containers). Again it is worth making people aware that the cost of these bins runs year the 1st Shireshead Brownies linked up with other packs by exchanging handmade to several hundred pounds. Thanks to many residents who have been using the litter cards and messages: the postal service was busy bringing cards to Forton from all across pickers, especially near Moto Services, they shouldn’t have to do this, but it does make the the UK; from Dorset to Aberdeen, and many places in between! hedgerows look beautiful and then you can really see the plants. Craft activities are popular and we have a ‘make’ at most I hope the (usually) better weather will make everyone feel more hopeful, but please keep meetings. Designing and to the rules about distancing, wearing masks and washing hands in the final push to producing a room in a box eliminate the virus as much as we can. really fired imaginations, with Janet Huddart beautifully furnished and ‘Ask for ANI’ code word for Action Needed comfy bedrooms (even with en Immediately along with ‘Safe Space’ are support suites) and studies with desks campaigns for domestic abuse victims to signal to and computers. It was a participating pharmacy staff that they need help difficult decision for the judge, accessing support from the police or other domestic but well done to Poppy, Jess abuse support services. and Erin for winning this competion, with a special prize Locally participating pharmacies include: Well for creativity to Angelica. Pharmacy - Park Hill Road, Garstang, PR3 1EF and King Street, Lancaster, LA1 1RE; Boots and Poppy’s hotel room in a box complete with en suite (left) Superdrug, St Nicholas Square, Lancaster and Boots Looking down into the luxury bathroom complete with bubble bath (right) Deepdale Pk, Preston, PR1 6QY For further details on domestic violence support We are very pleased to welcome new Brownies, Holly, Katie, Eva and Maisy-Rose to our services, browse: www.noexcuseforabuse.co.uk pack and look forward to meeting them in person soon. If you like crafting, playing games, having challenges and making new friends and you are a girl aged 7-10 years, why not give Brownies a go. It’s very easy to join a meeting and new Brownies would be very welcome. Find out more about the 1st Shireshead Brownies by contacting the Owls: Snowy Owl Charlotte (tel: 07969 436872) or email: [email protected] and Brown Owl Ruth (tel: 01524 792306). 4 5 Forton Beavers, Cubs and Scouts April this time is not just the end of a financial year, but the ‘start of the end’ of lockdowns and restrictions. By the time you read this, all three of our sections, Beavers, Cubs and Scouts, will hopefully be able to meet outside face to face, though subject to very strict rules involving numbers, social distancing and sanitising. Following this, in the near future, we anticipate being able to meet in the hut. Face to face meetings were stopped just before the end of March 2020 and all three sections continued to meet by Zoom. For part of the Autumn term, we were able to hold meetings outside subject to strict rules, other than that there has been no face to face contact. This year the number of young people nationally fell disastrously by over 20%, but Forton’s figures have bucked this trend with our numbers of young people falling only slightly from 67 to 63.
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