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MOSLEY COMMON in BLOOM GROUP Part of the RHS ’It’S Your Neighbourhood’ Scheme E-Mail: Mosleycommoninbloom@Gmail.Com Tel: 07765 693500 MOSLEY COMMON IN BLOOM GROUP Part of the RHS ’It’s your Neighbourhood’ scheme E-mail: [email protected] Tel: 07765 693500 What a Performance! Once again, the sun shone for our concert on the Common and those who attended were entertained by a host of local talent including the crowd-pleasing Albert Thomson, Terry Dean, Bolton duo Simpatico and the ever young ‘Young Once’. The inimitable Chonkinfeckle opened the show and at the end of the day the versatile Steve Burton revived the chilly audience with his excellent renditions of Elvis and Frank Sinatra. Young Once from Tyldesley Terry Dean from Ellenbrook Albert Thomson from Garrett Hall, Mosley Common Young talent was well represented by Grace Luisa, from Walkden and 2 finalists from the Wigan Stars talent competition, Matilda Carroll and Tayla Cottam as well as the nine year old ‘Mini Elvis’ Johnny B Goode from Billinge. In addition the Chorlton Cloghoppers entertained us with their energetic dances and the Astley Christian Fellowship took us through their repertoire of singalong songs. Add to all that the old favourites Ellenbrook Steve Burton and Boothstown Brass Band and it really was a variety performance! From Boothstown All the fun of the fair!! We extended the event to two days this year and invited Northwest Fairs who brought along a variety of rides to keep our younger residents entertained throughout the weekend. Visitors enjoying the fair The fair was very well attended, and We are already making plans for next the children loved it! year so put the date in your This added great value to the event. diaries now: Also the field was left clean and tidy SATURDAY & SUNDAY afterwards. 4TH / 5TH SEPTEMBER!! Don’t forget the opportunity for bric-a-brac Thank you NW Fun Fairs. sales …. no charge for a table! Mosley Common in Bloom would like once again like to thank their generous sponsors Wigan and Leigh Homes Eddie’s Motor Spares Local councillors & Brighter Borough Maxilead Metals Ashley’s Hair Lounge Morrison’s Tyldesley David Nugent and Co. Walker’s flooring Also a huge THANK YOU to the ladies of Evergreen for keeping the crowds fed & watered! MANY HANDS MAKE LIGHT WORK!! Boothstown Slimming World ‘Eat well, never be hungry and lose weight!’ As the circulation of our Come and join our warm and friendly group: newsletter is growing we need more deliverers to share the load. Boothstown If you can help in any way please Methodist Church contact us at : Weds 5pm & 7pm, [email protected] or on 07960173617 Contact Louise on Thursdays 9.30am 07427126377 Details of Councillors’ Surgeries Councillors Joanne Platt, Christine Roberts and Barry Your local councillors are: Taylor share surgeries at the following venues:- Joanne Platt ( Labour and Co-operative) ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ [email protected] St John’s School, Mosley Common, Commonside Road, Worsley M28 1AE (During the school holidays at Christine Roberts (Labour) Phone 01942 487689 Lindale Hall, Lindale Rd, Worsley, M28 1BG) [email protected] 4th Thursday of each month 6:00 pm-7:00 pm ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Barry Taylor (Labour) Phone 01942 486854 Tot’s Plot, Parkfield Ave, Astley, Manchester, M29 7EF [email protected] 3rd Friday of each month 6:00 pm-7:00 pm ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Please note: Surgery details occasionally Astley and Tyldesley Miners Welfare Club, change; you are advised to contact your Gin Pit Village, Ley Road, Astley, M29 7DW local councillor directly before attending. (Contact your local councillors for dates and times) www.wigan.gov.uk Home visits where necessary by appointment People power thwarts vandals! DOG SHOW After an unfortunate incident in August when youths from out of the June 5th 2016 area vandalised one of the memorial benches on the playing field we are glad to report that, thanks to local residents, MCIB and the Police Did you attend our dog show pulling together in a community effort, the vandal was apprehended. in June? This year we had An eagle-eyed resident spotted some youths behaving in an anti-social the added value of the Fair manner on the field and alerted MCIB who then called 101. and lots of new stalls. The police attended and the perpetrator was arrested! We are interested in small We hope that this kind of behaviour will not be repeated but here are the numbers to contact if you are concerned about anti-social behaviour: businesses, home made/ Non emergency telephone number - 101 grown produce, and healthy Neighbourhood office contact No. - 0161 856 7225 as well as dog-based Emergencies only - 999 products. If you would like to Crimestoppers - 0800 555 111 get involved next year please E-mail - [email protected] Wigan Council's call centre on - 01942 404364 contact us. Police Surgeries for Astley/Mosley Common 10—11AM Maxine—Tel: 07765 693 500 Mosley Common Children’s Centre, Behind St. John’s School, Commonside Road, Mosley Common. Wed 11th November Wed 9th December Wed 6th January 2016 Wed 3rd February 2016 Come along and have your say! A member of MCIB will endeavour to attend. ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Tyldesley Beavers, Holy Family Church Hall, Chaddock Lane, Astley Road Safety Talk = Wed 18 November, during Beaver meeting. Afternoon Tea CAN YOU HELP? David Nugent & Co Ltd In aid of EVE APPEAL Thank you to all our Chartered Certified Saturday 14th Nov volunteers who are helping Accountants 2pm—4.30pm to keep the Mosley Accounts Lindale Hall Common looking at its PAYE Lindale Rd, M28 1AF best. However we always VAT With entertainment from the wonderful need more volunteers to Personal Tax STEVE BURTON help with gardening so if Corporate Tax Tickets Only £4 available from: you have any spare time Fixed Fee Boothstown C C 0161 7999425 please contact us using the Free Initial Consultation Joan 0161 7028633 contact details at the top of Tel 0161-790-0002 Mavis 0161 7997178 the first page. Do as much or as little as Email:[email protected] 60’s music night you like—every little helps! 202 Mosley Common Rd, St John’s School Mosley Common Mosley Common. M28 1AF Saturday 14th November 7pm Dance if you wish - 60’s dress optional Northwest Building Refreshments (no bar—bring your own drinks) Services Tickets £5.00 For all your building & Contact David Kendrick 01942 882854 roofing requirements Also—launch of talent auction in aid of church restoration fund ◊ Roof Repairs and Weatherproofing It’s official! Great places to live! ◊ Extensions ◊ Garages Mosley Common is 1. Wellington Dr. Mosley Common ◊ Windows ◊ Conservatories ◊ Doors a great place to live! 2. St Michael’s Ave., Atherton ◊ Fascias & Soffits According to a recent report by the 3. Commonside Rd., Worsley ◊ Pointing ◊ Plastering Property Detectives, 2 out of the ◊ Roofing & Joinery top 3 places to raise a family are in 4. Astley St., Tyldesley ◊ Garden Walls ◊ Driveways etc. Mosley Common! Experts looked 5. Waterpark Rd,. Hr Broughton Tel 0161 943 3342 at the quality of schools, crime Mob 07810 027854 6. Fog Lane, Withington statistics, green spaces and popu- Guild of Master Craftsmen lation density to create a “Family 7. Laburnum Lane, Denton Member No A107831 Friendly database” and they found that Wellington Drive topped the 8. Kirkway, Middleton list with Commonside Road coming 9. Brookburn Rd., Stretford CAFÉ 55 third. The full list is on the right. At Boothstown Community Centre 10. Medlock Rd., Failsworth Join us for lunch every FREE! Mosley Common Health Walk PHOTOS WANTED!! Monday Thursdays 10.30am If you have attended any of Food served 11:30-12:30pm Up to 1 hour long. Get out and about our events and have any Varied menu with our fun, friendly guided health photos that you feel you at reasonable prices walks! They are a great easy to get could share with us please back into being active. Wear (everything under £1.50) get in touch. comfortable clothing and footwear. Tea and coffee provided at the It’s Your Neighbourhood Come along for church after the walk. Results great Meet St John’s Church M28 1AN Mosley Common was judged by food & friendship Phone Active Living the RHS in July and awards day Ask for Tracy 01942 488481 is on Wednesday 29th October. 0161 799 9425 Keep your eye on the notice- board for the result! MOSLEY COMMON IN BLOOM GROUP Part of the RHS ’It’s your Neighbourhood’ scheme E-mail: [email protected] Tel: 07765 693500 www.streetlife.com 2015/6 DATES FOR YOUR DIARY TO CUT OUT AND KEEP!! Fri 5th Nov Firework Display, St John’s School - See advert for details Sat 14th Nov Afternoon Tea, Lindale Hall - See advert for details Sat 14th Nov 60’s night, St John’s school - See advert for details Sat 21st Nov Boothstown Methodist Church, Christmas Fair - 11.00am - 2.00pm Sat 28th Nov St John’s School, Christmas Fayre - 1.30pm Thurs 3rd Dec MCIB Festive Wreath making Workshop, Lindale Hall 7.00pm - See advert for details Fri 26th Feb MCIB Race Night, Lindale Hall 7.00pm 4th—6th March MCIB ‘Clean for the Queen’ weekend (Litter Pick etc) Sun 5th June MCIB Dog Show & Family Day, Mosley Common Playing field Sat 4th/Sun 5th Sept MC Gala weekend—Fair, Bric-a-brac stalls (no charge for a table), Free Concert Rev. J Hartley presents: Festive wreath making workshop Mosley Common Firework Display 7.00pm Thursday 3rd December — Lindale Hall 5th November Come and join the fun! £8 to include all materials, festive food, drink St. John’s School, and demonstration by professional florist. Booking recommended. Mosley Common Admission price £3.50 Contact Linda on 0161 7901715 or Children up to 2
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