West Dean Parish Council

SPRING 2021 Newsletter VOLUME 3 ISSUE 5 SPRINGMessage 2021 from the new chairmanVOLUME 3 ISSUE5

Here in WestDeanwe are one Berry Hill;Bream; community. We share the same Brockhollands; Cannop; streets, shops, schools, clubs, pubs Christchurch; Clements and churches and can all play our End; Edge End; Ellwood; part in making itagood place to Joyford; Little Drybrook; live. Nine Wells; ; Everyone shouldb eable to Parkend; ; express what matters to them, Shortstanding;Sling; Viney being treated fairly, and listened to Hill; ; with respect. I wantto be inspired by your Inside this ideas for �inding waysi n whichwe can improve everyone’s lives. issue I wantto encourage younger ◼ Steve Crick,WDPC Chairman. people tojoin us in helpings hape the community so that it meets P2 t is Springanda time for new their needs and aspirations. beginnings. For many, the As we come out oflockdown, last year has been, and weneedto �ind new ways of doing P3 continues to be, very dif�icult. things. We have an opportunity to II want to thank everyone in our change things for the future, community who has inspired me without being constrainedby the P4 over the pasty ear with their past. sel�less givingt o help others. There will be new priorities This year I have realised that going forward, such as life is notabout successorfailure, rediscovering how to enjoy P5 winning or losing; it’s about being celebrating what it meansto be there for others. community together. Our community is stronger The parish councilishere to when we value and support each serve the community, actingasa P6 other. catalyst to empower individuals We have learnt recently from and focusgroups to make a the extraordinary life of Captain Sir difference and toenrich the lives of P7 TomM oore, that everyone can others. make a difference. Steve Crick

would like to new, free messaging system enabling P8 introducemy self police to communicate with the public, — Natalie Lang— offeringc rime preven�on advice, your Police informa�onrequests etc. P9 ICommunity Support You canreceive free informa�on Officer (PSCO) for West alerts andtext, through the mobile Dean Parish. app, a text or a P10 You can contact me voicemail.www.yourcommunityalerts. about any issues Natalie.Lang co.uk/ @.pnn.police.uk. Natalie Lang 249206 ,Police P11 The email address Community Support Officer, Forest forBerr y Hill’s PCSO is Local Policing Area, Gloucestershire Page 1 Georgianna.Jayne Constabulary Police Sta�on,IHigh P11 @gloucestershire. Street. ,GL15 5DX. pnn.police.uk Force Control Room 101 ◼ Community Alerts www.gloucestershire.police.uk. Knowyour P12 isthe Constabulary's TwitterpageFacebook. councillors PAGE 2 West Dean Parish Council

Time to support local businesses

ith the end, serve hot Street wherethe staff offer hopefully, of and cold ladiesand gents hairdressing lockdown drinks, as well as beauty treatments approaching snacksand including manicures,waxes, Wperhaps wew illb e able to help lunches. In etc. the local business sectors get addition �560390 back on their feet. the Coffee Shop is also Thep ost licensed to of�icehas all sell wine and beers, etc.Anew the usual upstairsb arwill be opening services soon and promises to be including fabulous and an asset for the free cash depositsand village. withdrawals. In addition � 563800 for details. Sharon sellsstationary and In Bream ,Desirable Patio Supreme Shedsand cardsforalloccasions. products(ab ove), on the High Summerhouses has changed �564333 Streetbeh ind the coffees hop, hands and Rob has taken over make and sell bespoke from Glynn. He makes bespoke coloured patio slabs, edgings, shedsandsummer housesand coping stones and also garden isbehind the coffee shop. ornaments and stepping stones from an onsite display area. �560009 for details.

Frydays,our�ish and chip shop sells goodq uality �ish, chips,b urgers and kebabs Andy's Butchers, on the (when available). High Street,s ellsmeats, Bream has other local sausages,quality baconetcand businesses including a dog alsohasawide range of grooming service,atattoo groceries, fresh eggs,milk and Sally's Florists (above)is parlour, Tracy’s barbers and butter. oppositeB ream Primary hairdressers aswellas the School and sells �lowers and Lash Lounge, a Chinese plants for all occasions in takeaway and chemist. additiontocards, helium Local shopseverywhere balloons and other items. To need everyone’s support after order forp ick up or delivery the rough times they have �562228 or 837666 suffered. Anne Betenson Our lovely coffeeshop has far reaching viewsa cross the Forest and seating outside for the nicerweather. The hairdresser Finishing Doug and the friendly staff Touchesisalso on the High PAGE 3 West Dean Parish Council

Choirs, brass bands and theatre great summerseason is planned at the Scarr Bandstand. Choirs, brass bands andt heatre events Awill run from lateJ une until late September. A full schedule willb e found at www.scarrbandstand.co.ukin the local press and on posters around the area. See you there! Hospital Saturday This is the perfectyear to revive this hugely popular brassb and event which, historically, raised money for local hospitals and other good causes. We will bit further. sayabig We are very grateful for the Summer thank you to continued generosity oflocal local medical sponsors and ify ou are boredwith Saturdays’ staff at our Hospital Saturday event your face mask Calico Interiors on August 28th. have recently donated programme The event will have free entry, professionally hand-made cloth (restrictions but we hope people willbe facemasksin a variety of great generousw ith donations,most of designs,which youcanbuyand all permitting!) whichwill go tomedical staff via fundsg otowards ourPermanent Friends of the Dilke and Lydney RoofF und. Contact the secretary! Hospitals. We also bene�it from every Charity status Forest lotteryt icket sold. If you June 26th Choirs at the Bandstand. A lighthearted concertf rom two Atemporary roof in past feel like a little gamble, please join in! stunning choirs. seasonshasprotectedperformers July 10th Rising Stars. Great from theweather. Hiring this is training bands from around the expensive, and only possible with Forest. local sponsorshipa nd Arts Council July 17th BrassFestival. Two grants. localbr ass bands providef antastic We urgently need to rebuilda entertainment. permanent canopy roof sothat Aug 1stJe nny WrenT heatre. Anarchic professional theatref rom future seasons are �inancially a local favourite. viable. Aug 15th Pantaloons Theatre. With help from WestDean Exceptionaltheatre from this Parish Council and Foresters' acclaimed professional company. Forest,we havean architect who is Aug 28th Hospital Saturday. producingan excitingd esign Thank you to localm edical staff, acceptable toall our co-partners. brassba nds and more! We will thenbidfor grants to Sept 18th Proms atScarr buildthe roof. to access funding, Bandstand.L ydbrook Band with their popular annual concert. Friends of Scarr Bandstandhas Friends of Scarr Bandstand nowbecome a registeredcharity. always need volunteers and for more information contact the Full details will be on the website: We can also access Gift Aidon www.scarrbandstand.co.uk donations from tax payers, so secretary: [email protected] donors' generosity will go a little or visit www.scarrbandstand.co.uk PAGE 4 West DeanWest ParishDean Parish Council Council Newsletter Newsletter Work continuing on Forest Edge South’s Neighbourhood DP or thoseu nfamiliar with a pasty ear, ensuring that we the community itrepresents so Neighbourhood continue to move the plan forward. please look out for the consultation Development Plan, (NDP) We embracedthe worldof opportunities later in the year. Fthis is adocument which Zoom meetings and, most recently, Dependentonrestrictions, these relates to land use and planning that of social media. could entailin -person events, issues. Itisproduced by people in The committeehas continued to online surveys, Facebook posts or thec ommunity for the community. be proactive and, following information webinars. The Forest Edge South NDP successfulp ublic consultations in Wearepleased to announce we covers Oldcroft,P arkend, Pillowell, Viney Hill Yorkley and 2019, has listed objectives and haveadesignatedw ebsite and Whitecroft and is the vision for policies that directly supportthe Facebook page. Thewebsite has planning, policies, land allocation opinions expresseda t those information about what has been anda lso defining specific consultations. done and the villages involved. facilities. Thesedocuments, amongst The Facebook page is brilliant Statutory Document otherspreviously produced, are forh aving ani nput into the plan now in the hands of DLP, a andi nteracting with the An NDP becomesastatutory planning consultancy recruited in committee. Take a look ata ll the document which will bereferred to Autumn 2020, to put together our interesting information about our when planning applicationsare draft plan. community andt hen popo nto received for thegeographic area Thisplan will then bepresented Facebook to say hello and tellus covered by the plan. Forest Edge South NDP,like to the communities involved for what you think of ournewwebsite everyone, hash ad to adapt and further consultationthis summer. - www.fesndp.ukFaceb ook Forest Edge South Neighbourhood find new ways of working over the Itisimperative theplan reflects the desires, needs and opinions of Development Plan –

25 years done,atnoorlittle cost to the and did this with patience and a council. little humour. He ensurednew service to He hasaremarkable insight councillors were welcomed and into thecouncillors’roles of encouraged them toparticipate in WDPC scrutiny. He would ensure all meetings. invoices and payment of the same Bob ensured WDPC upheldthe ob Freshwater has werecritically examined. In this he tradition of engaging with recently left the council provided valuable supportfor our parishioners. Many will have been and it is appropriate to of�icers. atwell-attended meetings heldin re�lect upon his Recently Bob has been the WestDean Centre or the Bcontribution to WestDean and to chairman of WDPC. But he was not numerous parish community halls. thank him for his unstinting 25 just a spokesperson he was years of service enthusiastica nd energetic in Bob is proud of WestDean Bob isan allrounder and loved everything.. Parish Council. He is likeastick of the work he did. Neverafraid of An activemember of the seaside rock, snap him andy ouw ill gettingh is hands dirty, if one of our Planning, Finance and Governance �ind WDPCrunning allthe way communitytelephone boxes Management Committees, his through! Thank you,Bob we have needed repairing,B obwould be on knowledgeand experience were all learned from you. the job. invaluable. Enjoy your break fromthe Ifitwere a minor problem, he Ineverything he did he made council. would just get on andget the job sure every councillor hadtheir say BillEv ans PAGE 5 West Dean Parish Council Newsletter

Parish Planet Action Climate and Biodiversity Emergency Supplement

health of our planet, the place we live, the diversity of plants and creatures and, through this, the future of our children. First steps WDPC looked at its-day-to –dayr unning to reduce its he media are declared Climate and carbon footprint e.g. lights at talking about the EcologicalE mergencies, as theW est Dean Centre are climate and the have many councils. worrying decline in InJune 2019 West Dean beingr eplaced by low energy ones; the centre’s Tnumbers of many species Parish Council (WDPC) heating system is now zoned around the world. declared a Climate and Here in West Dean we’re Ecological Emergency aiming andw e will move toa100% having hotter summers and to make the parish carbon carbon free fuel supplier. In our wider work we try wetter winters and there are neutral by 2030. to be environmentally fewer birds, insects and In October last yearwe native plants than we are declaredaBiodiversity sustainable. A small group of used to. Emergency to ensure we councillors, the Climate Emergency Support Group The evidence is clear — consider biodiversity (CESG) is leading plans and the global heatingw eare impacts in every decision we experiencing is caused by make. activities to help move human activity. We are determined to WDPC and the parish closer to the 2030 carbon neutral In response,governmen ts play ourpart in helping the goal and topromote around the world have community to protect the Continued on P6 PAGE 6 West Dean Parish Council Newsletter

Continued from P5 woods and, fors ome, working biodiversity inour area. inthegarden. The CESG spent a day It hasalso been obvious online with fellow councillors how fragilea re supermarket from around thed istrictatan supply chains. event organised by the Forest What better responset han of Dean District Council. for our communitiest o work Herewe discussed what we together to grow ouro wn can do within our power and food? Our next plan is to look ambition as councils to reach for opportunities to develop community orchards and veg carbon neutrality by 2030 ◼ Mmmm —H ome-Grown!! with particular focus on what plots in West Dean. we can all achieve together home-made composta nd Can you imagine these in locally. In our widerw ork we mulches is cheaper and more our community? Do youknow try to be environmentally effective than applying of suitable sites? Would you sustainable. chemical fertilisers and has the bonus of reducing the need Activities and Ideas for watering. We told you a bit about Ouro wn master composter Village Veg inap revious ran a short training session newsletter and here’s more and gardeners now have news. another skill to use. This project is about We’re developing a Village building local food resilience Veg logo which we hope starting with our ownb ack everyone will recognise. gardens. Some new veg The logo may appear on veg growers inB ream have boxes, aprons, T-towels and enthusiastically participated social media. Do you like it? in our pilot project growing Community Orchards veg for the �irsttime in raised beds provided by WDPC. With support from our team they have successfully like to get involved? No grownf ruit and veg along experience necessary, just organic lines. enthusiasm and ideas! Please This means looking after getintouch the health of everythinginthe [email protected] garden — the soil, plants, andV eg plots wildlife and thepeop le. Italso means respecting thew ay As our lives have been nature does things,r ather than consumedb y Covid1 9 we looking for quick �ixes like have been very aware of the using weedkillers and bene�its to our physical and Moreon pesticides. mental health that come from P7→ Maintaining soil health with being outside,w alking in our PAGE 7 West Dean Parish Council Newsletter

Community conversations

We included �ilm clips, talks, discussions and some theatre to inform (see right and below) and considered what it all meanst o us individually and as a community. Potential actions we can all undertake were discussed as weenjo yed homemade soup and bread.

◼ Andy Moore © Andy Squiff

ne of the CESG’s POSITIVE FEEDBACK main objectives is to work with the “Food was great, fun and community. informative, great to know O how many people care and Wewould liketooffer are working to make the information through our change” website and social media but “Feelm ore hopeful and mostly we want to hear from empowered to make the YOU, your ideas,w hat you ◼ Mark Topping© Andy Squiff changesand have think and feel about the conversations” climate and ecological “Appreciate the positive emergency and hopefully things we can dor atherthan receive your support and focuso n frightening facts” participation in projects. “Wonderfulf ood, great space, With this in mindw e plan interesting talksand to take a series of roadshows humorous” around the parish. More hopeful ofr eal changes The �irst was held at locally Yorkley Community Centre where 70people found it ◼ Go 2 Theatre © Andy Squiff informative and entertaining. Continued on P8 → PAGE 8 West Dean Parish Council Newsletter Invaluable thoughts and ideas but ….

Although the pandemic has stopped the Climate Emergency …. what canw e do right now? Community conversations they will be back soon! To spread the a) Walk or cycle short journeys. word we plan to put billboards in b) Eat a more plant-based diet. West Dean. c) Buy locally producedf ood better still joinV illage Veg! d) Buy less stuff. Once Covid restrictions are lifted try the Mend and Repair Café atYorkley Community Centre. e) Turn lights off and heating down . f) Switch to green energy g) Just talk with people about this ... is help is available?

Your thoughts and ideas are Much help is available to live in a way that is mores ustainable invaluable. for the planet. Green Choices website has useful information a) Whatdoyou think? at www.greenchoices.org b) How would you like to Warm and Well � 08005003076 or contact getinvolved? www.warmandwell.co.uk offers free energy ef�iciency advice c) How would you like to — fromsimplechanges to helping with grantsforinsulation to hear about projectsa nd information aboutre newable technology. opportunitiest o get For deeper knowledge and understanding The Centre for involved? Alternative Technology in Wales runsawiderange of courses d) Whatwould motivate you which answermany questions and askmany more. Visit: to come to aC limate Emergency, Community https://www.cat.org.uk/about-us/what-we-do/ Conversation roadshow? e) Issocial media urningf ossil fuelsto heat our homesis a major driver of global heating. We need to �ind ways to stop this whilst still important? staying warm. Insulation. Onceahouseiswell insulated it is time to Wewould love to hear your Bconsider generating heat by switching toair or grounds ource heat suggestionsfor future pumps. Community Conversations. . Air or ground source heat pumps don’t come cheap and even with Please contact us at : The Parish governmenth elp we can’tall afford them. Of�ice, The West Dean Centre, As parto four climate emergencydeclaration,the parishhasbeen High Street, Bream,Lydney, GL15 thinking about a community schemeorbody to �ind ways over the 6JW email �inancial hurdle anddevelop a community programme of insulations [email protected] and installations. [email protected]; This ofcourse needs muchd ialogue, data and consultation.

[email protected] Can you help?D o you know someone with the expertise? or Have you gota ny ideas? To contact us see panelleft → [email protected] PAGE 9 West Dean Parish Council Newsletter

would be a good idea tof orm a Berry Hill’s trail and a street map was put together with the names of all the scarecrows which has gone phenomenal from strength to strength. We leave them in our phone box, scarecrows people help themselves and go ecently a scarecrow off and enjoy everybody’s phenomenon has creativity around the village. developed in Berry “Itwassetuptoget people Hill and has since through these dark days” R Since then scarecrows can be spread to other areas of the parish and the Forest. found throughout the Forest and many villages are enjoying Forest Hub reported the taking part and puttingasmile phenomenon as follows: on people’s faces. “Have you been driving or walking in the Forest and noticeda quirky scarecrow on your travels? “In January Spike Powles “Not only are people having was chatting with a friend and fun making them but you can got the idea to create a also pick up a list of scarecrows scarecrow which he displayed from the local phone box and outside his home in Berry Hill. have some fun looking for the Since then over 213 scarecrows them whilst out for your daily have popped up throughout the exercise”. village! Spike said:“ We thoughtit Clive Hooper

The existing paintwork was Repairing150 severely compromised, as can years of Forest be seen in the photographs, and urgent attentionw as weather damage needed to preserve the structure. West Dean Parish Council, owners of the building, ascias, so�its and decided theencapsu lation of bargeboards at the the timber would provide the ◼ Attention was needed! West Dean Centre best long term solutionand have been at the contractors have been Fmercy of the Forest weather appointed. for over 150 years. The photographs (right) Now some of the more show the condition of the exposed features,protruding timber before the work and, wall plates and purlins, are (top left) the work inprogress. showing the affect. Clive Hooper Deputy Parish Clerk PAGE 10 West Dean Parish Council Newsletter Vehicle Activated Signs (VAS) – a step closer!

artin Surl, Gloucestershire Highways and a exceed the speed limit by moret han GloucestershirePolice member of thel ocal policing team, 20%! and Crime the first fivepo tential sites for these By displaying their speed we MCommissioner, has systems were identified. want to try and persuadet hem to awardedW est Dean Parish Council Strict criteria slow down and give themselves (WDPC) ag rant of £1,000 tohelp moret ime to react tounexpected with the cost of installing posts County Council have obstructionslike a child,elderly designed to support two Vehicle a policy for the deployment ofthese persono reven boar, deer ands heep ActivatedSigns (VAS) whichwill devices and strict criteriah ave to be crossing in front of them! be deployed around the parish. met. AsStBriavels, Newland, The first selected sites qualify Littledean, Newnham and on the high speeds as measured by Westbury-on-Severnhave recently thelocalPo lice. shown, VAS displaysarebecoming Looking at No.1onthetable an everyday sight in the Forest. below the ward location is Sling and the area is Oakwood Road; the Advantages next columnsshow the survey’s WDPC is moving todosimilar start and end dates; the next two with the aim ofcalming traffic in columns headed 85%1and 85% 2 our area. contain the speed as vehicles The advantages include: approachandleave the increasing driver alertness, speedometer's location; the last reducing risk and columnhasthe average of the two benefiting the environment measurements. by reducing emissions. The8 5% refers to the 85th Councillors have been working percentile, a statistical devicewh ich towards installing similar signs means that this is the speed which aroundthe parish as am eansof includes8 5% percent of passing calming traffic. vehicles. Inother words1 5% are At a recentm eeting ofour Speed travelling faster than this figure. ◼ At least someone is Reduction Strategy Groupattended So at these locations, onein stickingt o the speed limit! by councillors, representatives from sevendrivers think its okay to (For illustration only)

Ward Loca�on From To 85% 1 85% 2 Average

Sling Oakwood Rd 26/06/20 12/07/20 41 40 40.5

Parkend New Road 01/08/16 01/08/16 39 39 39

Parkend Folly Road 16/06/20 26/06/20 37 41 39

Pillowell Main Road 18/11/20 27/11/20 37 38 37.5

Shortstanding 01/07/16 01/07/16 36 36 36

Parkend Yorkley Road 01/08/20 01/08/20 31 31 31

Yorkley ParkendRoad 01/03/19 01/03/19 29 29 29 PAGE 11 West Dean Parish Council Newsletter

Dean Radio transmitter at West Dean Centre Hoping for comple�on of phone box trail “Thebrandnew frequency95.7FM is located in Bream to cover West hankstoagrant from Dean and is now live. Thecurrent WestDean Parish frequency105.6FM remains for the Council, Canopy,a North Forest. creative Forest network Tsupporting cultural activities, We would like to thank West Dean Parish arrangedan eventi n phone boxes Council for for May 2020. It didnot happen! the support With theshiftingCo vid a new dipole aerial can be in this restrictionsithasbeen dif�icult to seen above the roof at the rollout, plan anything this year butweare WestDean Centre. Itisthe which will hopeful of completing the Phone transmitterae rial which enable the BoxP roject. ADean Radio has erected toprovide the station to The research, which includes radio service to the Bream area which better serve sound-�iles,videos, poems and could notreceive the signalf rom the the Forest of pictures, is available at transmitter. Dean. We www.canopynetwork.co.uk ADeanRadio spokesman said: “We alsoth ank We hope forabettersummer are pleased toannounce the listeners for The aerial inp lace than last. Please keep in touch via installation ofanew transmitter at the tuning in Facebooko r visit the web-site WestDean Centre as part of our every week. Carolyn Black expansion plan. You are theh eart of our service. fter many years of We anticipate resubmitting Adistinguishedservice as Refining Deputy Clerk/Facilities Manager thep roject for planning in the to West Dean Parish Council, plans to late summer. Clive Hooper is retiring this ◼ Greenways hopes to summer. meet local arrange its annual workcamp at Wea re recruiting now and intend Parkend in September. to appoint a successor to work a concerns This will help with carefully hand-over periodwithClive. The clearing along the line of the newa ppointeewill havea hard act to follow! he Project Team for proposed route so that it can be thep lanned Dean viewed in detail. We will also We also hope tohave a new Forest Greenway from be undertaking fencing and councillor for Pillowell ward to Parkend to Lydney. boundary work along sections replace Bob Freshwater (seeP4) who stood down from the Council Thas been working hard and of the route. earlier this year. decided: We hope local people take * to withdraw our planning this opportunity tow alk along ur summer grant awards application and comment on the proposed Owillbeadvertised in May on our web site, on Facebook, (See *toundertakefur ther route. P12), notice boards and in the ecological and bat studies John Grimshaw of press. The closing dateis 28th * toprepareamining report Greenways and Cycleroutes Ltd May and applicationsarei nvited and 18 Park Row from communityor ganisationsin * to re�ine details in sensitive Bristol BS1 5LJ our parish council area. � 07792714708 areast o meet local concerns. www.greenwaysandcycleroutes.org PAGE 12 West Dean Parish Councillors

Bream Ward: Sylvia Francis Peter Dunford �01594562789 Steve Crick Silkincrest The Willows, UpperR oad Andy Moore Chairman High Street, Bream Pillowell GL15 4QZ Anna’s Co�age, Wesley Road Woodside Farm, GL15 6JF �01594 562170 Whitecro�, GL15 4RE BeechWay,Bream �07979731107 Jackie Dale FruitTree �01594 563784 GL15 6NB Ellwood & Sling Ward Co�age, Lower Road Berry Hill Ward �01594 564657 Debra Oliver Yorkley GL15 4TQ Jim Richmond Averil Sumners �01594 564151 29 Woodgate Road Robin’s Nest,New Road, �01594 810836 Parkend Ward Mile End, GL16 7QJ Bream Bill Gayler Alan Grant �01594 836728 GL15 6HJ Julola, Marsh Way Deputy Chairman StephenYeates �07983565081 Sling, GL16 8JN Sta�on House, New Road Forest of Dean BillE vans �01594 832969 Parkend GL15 4JA �07765482436 Hill Dene, High Street, Christchurch Ward: West Dean Parish Council officers’ contacts Clearwell, GL16 8JS Mike Costley �01594 837211 Touchwood, �01594 564484 Alison Bruce Woodland Road, Email: ParishCl erk [email protected] The Co�age, Christchurch, GL16 7NR Email: Deputy Clerk [email protected] Henley Road, �01594836528 Website www.westdeanpc.org.uk Bream GL15 6NF Pillowell Ward �01594 563217 VACANCY www.facebook.com/westdeanpc

Member of Parliament

Rt Hon Mark Harper, Houseo f Commons, London SW1 0AA �01594 823482: [email protected]

County Councillors

Richard Boyles Blakeney&Bream �0797 975 5101: [email protected]

Carole AllawayMar�n Coleford �01594 834345: carole.allawaymar�[email protected]

Terry Hale Drybrook& Lydbrook �0770 266 0430: [email protected]

District Councillors

Tim Gwilliam Berry Hill �01594 836441: �[email protected]

Andy Moore Pillowell �01594 563784: [email protected]

Paul Hie� Bream �01594 564571: [email protected]

Richard Leppington Bream �07816381909: richard [email protected]

Chris McFarling Sling & Ellwood �01594 531225: [email protected]