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KINGSLEY NEWS
JUNE 2018
The news and voice of your village Community
Kingsley Community Association is a Registered Charity KINGSLEY COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION OFFICERS 2017/2018
Chairman Mike Butler 788125 Vice Chairman Steve Easton 788050 Treasurer Simon Batey 788788 Secretary Elizabeth Batey 788788 Kingsley News Editor Elizabeth Wilson 787678 Kingsley News Accounts Julie Mort Bookings Secretary Elizabeth Batey 788788 (Available from 12.30-7.30pm)
COUNCIL MEMBERS (elected) Carol Rowlands, Vic Wodhams
COUNCIL MEMBERS (not elected) One representative from each of the affiliated groups and clubs (NB. This is a condition of affiliation).
ROOM AT THE TOP Rooms with kitchen facilities for hire at The Hurst Methodist Church. Ideal for children's parties etc. Moderate charges. Contact Brian Moores on 787442
KINGSLEY PRAYER DIARY Each week of the year Christians in Kingsley pray specially for people in a different area of the village and its surroundings. During June we think of, and pray for people living in: -
W/c Jun 3rd Horseshoe Close W/c June 10th Acres Crescent W/c June 17th Beechview Road W/c June 24th Hunters Hill and Dodgsley Drive
We invite you to add your own prayers Dear Readers
We have been blessed with good weather for the last couple of weeks, hopefully it will continue and make some of this month’s events even better.
On 16th June the Village Institute is holding a summer barbeque. Entertainment is being provided by a ukelele band, see ad on next page. Why not come along and have a look at the many improvements which have been made recently, both inside and out.
On 28th June there will be an open afternoon at The Wyches, with tea being served at 2.30pm. I’ll have cake with mine please!
Looking forward to next month, on Sunday 8th July Kingsley Tennis Club will be participating in the Great British Tennis weekend with sessions to suit all abilities.
Please note that although it seems a long time off August, there is not a magazine that month, therefore if you want to advertise an event or anything taking place in August it needs to be advertised in the July edition.
Elizabeth
Articles for the magazine to be sent to the Editor by email to - [email protected] Tel: 01928 787678 Copy deadline is the 21st of each month www.kingsleyvillage.co.uk
KINGSLEY TENNIS
Kingsley Tennis Club is participating in the Great British Tennis Weekend, an LTA initiative that is designed to support tennis venues to attract more players through the promotion of opportunities to play. We shall host an Open Day at the Institute on Sunday 8th July. This will be an all day event from 10am – 5pm.
There will be various tennis court activities taking place : Bill Connell, our Tennis Coach, will provide mini-tennis coaching during the first hour, and Adult and Junior coaching will be available during the second hour. Thereafter depending upon demand Bill will be happy to put on Cardio Tennis sessions and further coaching. There will also be an opportunity for you to play tennis. You do not need to book in advance, just turn up and join in.
Off-court, a Bar will be available from 12 noon as will other refreshments (cake, tea/coffee, delights from our tuck-shop). There will also be a BBQ during the afternoon. Oh, and Table Tennis will be available too!
Please pop along and see what wonderful facilities we have at the Kingsley & Newton Village Institute and what a family-friendly environment it is. Sunday 8th July, 10am – 5pm. See you there!
Elizabeth M.Batey [email protected] website : kingsleytennis.org.uk Twitter : @KingsNewtVI
Kingsley WI
Wednesday 6th June ‘Dogs For Good’ Speaker Alix Davies Wednesday 4th July ‘Confessions of a Probation Officer’ Speaker Ray O’Brian Meetings are at 7.30pm in the Community Centre Visitors are always welcome. For further information ring 01928 788873 OBITUARY
It is with sadness that we announce the death of Tom Leather.
Tom lived at Meeting House Farm at Newton for nearly 50 years with his wife Pam. During his time there he ran a small market garden and at various times kept, pigs, hens, goats and sheep. He played an active role in village life, notably with Kingsley Cricket Club where he was involved with the youth team, captained the second 11 and was club chairman for many years.
After Pam died he found the large home and garden difficult to manage without her and so moved to Top Road Kingsley. He continued to live there, until failing health forced him to move nearer family in Worcestershire in June last year. Despite deteriorating health Tom tried his best to settle in, making links with neighbours and village institutions. However, his heart was always in Cheshire and on 30 April it gave up the battle and he passed away peacefully in hospital.
His funeral was held at Redditch Crematorium on 18th May for family only. No flowers, but donation to MacMillan Cancer Care, who supported Pam and Tom through her illness, are welcome.
Cath Thomas
Kingsley Village Commemorates the Centenary of World War One
A wide range of organisations and groups from the village are working to- gether to commemorate 100 years since the end of the Great War. There will be a series of events held on Sunday 11th November 2018 to remember those who never returned home, including an exhibition and a performance from the young people of Kingsley. This is a free event for you all to attend (the performance will be a ticketed event)
If you would like to be involved in the organisation of events, please contact Alex Dedman [email protected]
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Following on from the successful visit to the Centre in March by the Farnham Maltings Theatre Group, Cheshire Rural Touring Arts have chosen Kingsley Community Centre as one of their venues. This is great news! A regular programme of CRTA events at the Centre is now being planned : watch this space!
New ideas and events are always welcome; if you would like to get involved with a single event or on a longer term basis then please get in touch.
Tuesday 5th,12th,19th,26th June Shukokai Karate 6pm-8pm Tuesday 5th,, 12th, 19th, 26th June Cheshire Centre for Independent Living 4pm Wednesday 6th June Kingsley W I 7.30pm Wednesday 6th, 13th, 20th,27th June Tai Chi 1.30-2.30pm Thursday 7th, 14th,21st, 28th June ‘Purestretch’ 9.30-10.15am Thursday 7th, 14th,21st, 28th June Kingsley Youth Group
Kingsley Players put on their wonderful and popular performances throughout the year. We also proudly welcome the Kingsley Youth Theatre!
The Centre has a great dance floor – it’s a fabulous venue for a party, be it Birthday, Anniversary, Retirement or Wedding Celebrations. Children’s Parties are particularly popular – AND GREAT NEWS, BOUNCY CASTLES ARE BACK!
There is potentially something here of interest for everyone : it is truly a Centre for the Community
Rooms are available for hire at the Centre from as little as £20. We can also hire out at an hourly rate where appropriate.
Contact Elizabeth Batey, Booking Secretary, 788788 or [email protected] WORSHIP AT THE HURST METHODIST CHURCH
Sunday 3rd June 10:00 am- Morning Worship at The Hurst :Mr P.Garner 6:30pm- At Blakelees Chapel: Dr J.Ford Sunday 10thJune 8:15am-Holy Communion at The Hurst: Revd D.Bintliff 10:00am – Morning Worship at The Hurst: Revd D.Bintliff 6.30pm- At Blakelees Chapel : Revd D.Bintliff Sunday 17th June 10:00am- Morning Worship at The Hurst: Revd D.Bintliff 6.30pm- At Blakelees Chapel: Mr J.Bell Sunday 24thth June 10:00pm-Morning Worship at The Hurst- Revd A. M .Emisom 6.30pm- At Blakelees Chapel :Mr J.Hufton
All are very welcome, please do come and join us and please bring the children! There is a Sunday school for children every week (Not in August) and those who presently attend, really do enjoy!
PILATES BEGINNERS COURSE Kingsley Institute Tuesday 10.30am - £5
Come along and enjoy a sense of well-being, build strength, resilience and balance through well- structured low intensity routines
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Please contact : Jill to book a place or info. Landline: 01928 734863 or Text: 07799413850 e- The Hurst Soup Lunch on Monday 11th June Noon to 1.00 pm ******************* Home-made Soups, Puddings Tea and coffee - only £3.00 all in. ******************* All proceeds this month in aid of “MAG - Landmines Advisory Group”. If you have not been before you will be warmly welcomed and enjoy a friendly chat whilst eating delicious home- made soup and pudding. Really good selection of both !!!
There is even a raffle with many small prizes to be won!!!
Advance notice 15th June 6.30-8.30pm @ The Hurst Methodist Church, 4.30pm-6.30pm on Thursday 7th June You are warmly invited to a Wine, Fun and Games Cheese and Pate evening in aid We have some very messy things for you to of Family Link-Myanmar and do!!!!! Medcare which are the 2 charities An evening meal is provided, with food liked by being supported by The Hurst all ages. A vegetarian option will always be Church this year. available. Suggested donations of £1 per child, £2 per adult or £5 per family are welcome to help cover costs. It will be held at Orchard Barn, 1 Hurst Mews, Kingsley. It’s messy! It’s Church – but not as you know it! Tickets are £7.50 and are available from Alison :78840 or Create, celebrate & eat together. Carolynne : 787126 or Wendy It’s happening in Kingsley – come & join in :788943. the fun. Messy Church is your Church!!! We hope that this evening will be Please come promptly at 4.30pm supported for these 2 worthy If you have not been before-come and charities. see what fun it is Kingsley Bookworms Next meeting 14th June 2018 at the Hurst Chapel at 7.30pm
Last month we talked about “Miss Smilla’s Feeling for Snow” by Peter Hoeg. It is translated from Danish and has had excellent reviews. On balance, this book was well received by the group. Although it was quite wordy, most people found it interesting. Many of us had been unaware of the colonisation of Greenland by Denmark which is referenced throughout the book. The thriller was a good read as well. We scored the book 3.7 out of 5.
This month’s book is “The Far Cry” by Emma Smith. It is set in the 1940s and tells the story of a teenage girl’s journey to India. Emma Smith wrote The Far Cry in 1949 when she was 26. She had travelled to India in 1946 with a team of documentary film makers including Laurie Lee. The book was revived in 2002 by Susan Hill (novelist) who found a paperback edition in jumble sale.
In April we visited a number of events at Weaver Words, Frodsham’s literary festival. The programme was varied and really enjoyable. We saw Gyles Brandreth, Ian McMillan and Zia Chaudhry among other. We’re very luck to have this on our doorstep. Another literary festival, close to home, is Gladfest at the Gladstone Library in Hawarden. We’re looking forward to seeing Sarah Perry, an author whose books we have read and enjoyed. The festival runs over the weekend in early September.
We meet on the second Thursday of each month and everyone is welcome to join us at any of our meetings or events. We also have a number of friends who follow our reading list and send it comments from time to time. Meetings start at 7.30pm and are held at the Hurst Chapel. If you want more information, please contact me on [email protected] or call me on 07799 067 457. We have also got our own Facebook page called Kingsley Bookworms.
KINGSLEY NEWS
If you live on Commonside, Norley Road and Hatchmere Road, the July edition of Kingsley News is the last delivery.
Please collect your copy from either the Co-op/Post Office, Chemist or Red Bull. Delivering on these roads is very dangerous.
Thank you to Val who has delivered in this area for years.
Maureen Chesmore Kingsley Walking Group
On 25 April, we enjoyed a walk from Ness village. Starting from The Wheatsheaf pub, we walked down to the Dee estuary, then through the ancient village of Burton, with a diversion for an impromptu guided tour of the parish church, before heading back to Ness via Burton Wood. Aproximately 5.5 miles. An attractively priced lunch followed at The Wheatsheaf. Twelve of us took the walk, on a fair-weather day.
This month’s long walk was on and around Hope Mountain, starting in Caergwrle. We had glorious weather and the spring flowers were at their best. The views from the top of Hope mountain were wonderful taking in everything from Snowdonia to Helsby Hill. While we ate our lunch, we were able to watch the Airbus Beluga take off from Broughton. Kingsley Walking Group have two walks each month: on the second Tuesday there is a long walk of 7 - 8.5 miles (bring a packed lunch); on the last Wednesday a short walk of approximately 5 miles with a coffee break and pub lunch. We meet at the Community Centre at 9.30am for the short walks and for the long walks in January and February. Note however an earlier start time of 9.00am for the long walks from March to November. Information on the walks programme may be found on the Walking Club page of the Kingsley Village website. For more information call 788132 (short walks), 788068 (long walks).
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The meeting was the annual meeting of the Parish Council when new members are elected to office. Cllr Sue Billows was elected to Chair and Cllr Judith Critchley, recently co-opted, was elected to the office of Vice Chair for the civic year to April 2019. Members of the Public. Fifteen members of the public attended and four spoke on issues regarding recent planning applications in the village. Planning decisions made by Cheshire West & Chester Council Reference No. Site Address Proposal CWAC Decision 17/05267/REM Land Adjacent To Brow Dene, Approval of reserved matters Approval Town Well, Kingsley, Frodsham following outline permission 14/03646/OUT for one detached dwelling 17/00829/S73 Town Farm Quarry Mill Lane Variation of conditions 1, 61, 63 and Withdrawn Kingsley Frodsham Cheshire 68 of planning permission WA6 8HU 14/01677/S73 Conditions(s) Removal: Please see supporting statement 18/01212/FUL 4 Highbank Road Kingsley Single storey rear extension, new Approval Frodsham Cheshire WA6 8AD porch and new window openings to rear and replacement of upvc cladding with off-white render
Planning responses made to CWAC by Kingsley Parish Council Reference No. Site Address Proposal KPC Comments 18/01353/FUL Land To Rear of Erection of two OBJECT 34 Top Road Kingsley houses Frodsham 18/01294/FUL Land At Dark Lane Kingsley Erection of two OBJECT Frodsham dwellings and detached garages 18/01096/FUL Fir Tree House Norley Road Single storey rear No objection but Kingsley Frodsham Cheshire extension and minor concern raised WA6 6LT alterations 18/01560/OUT Brookside Farm Chapel Lane Proposed No objection but Kingsley Frodsham Cheshire development of 5no. additional comments WA6 8HB four bedroom made detached dwellings 18/00028/REF Land At Dodsley Farm, Beech APPEAL of A response in Lane, Norley, Northwich Application reference: addition to the 17/04581/PDQ original response will Change of use of be made agricultural building to dwelling house
Higher Heyes. The KPC Working Group recommended and the parish council accepted that the costs of the solicitor and barrister advices will be borne in full as KGBAG had informed the group that crowdfunding monies would be used by KGBAG to fund any potential further action regarding future development of the Higher Heyes site or future green belt developments; that a judicial review of the planning application was not likely to succeed; that a formal letter will be sent to CWAC and CWAC Planning outlining the concerns about the planning approval given and the “misinterpretation of terms”. World War I Centenary Commemorations – a meeting is to be held at the Red Bull on Sunday 20 May 2018, beginning at 7 pm for those groups and individuals interested in coming together to organise events. Dog Waste Bins CWAC have been informed about the missing bin on Pike Lane and the damaged bin on Roddy Lane. No response had been received but it is understood that CWAC policy is now to co-mingle dog waste in general litter bins. Playing Field Tree work had been completed; the play equipment project had been completed. War Memorial Landscaping to the War Memorial is nearing completion. Cemetery The work on digitally mapping the cemetery is near completion. Quotations for repair to the pathways are being sought.
PLEASE NOTE that the Minutes of the Parish Council’s meetings are placed on the village website each month.
Parish Church of St John’s Kingsley
Sunday 3rd June 10.00 am - Holy Communion 6.30 pm Sacred Space at Christ Church Crowton Thursday 7th June - Mid-week Holy Communion 10.00 am - Holy Communion Sunday 10th June 10.00 am - Morning Worship Sunday 17th June 10.00 am - Family Service with Communion Sunday 24th June 10.00am - Worship Together at St John’s Norley Thursday 28th June 10.00 am - Mid-week Holy Communion
A warm welcome awaits you at any of these services
Vicar: Rev’d Pete Rugen 01928 787180 Associate Minister: Rev’d Hilary Merrington 01928 788087 Website: nck.org.uk
Coffee Morning Fridays 1st June and 6th July, Kingsley Church Room Join us for a drink and chat from 10:00am. Everyone welcome
LITTER PICK UPDATE
On Saturday 19th May 9 of the litter pick team collected 9 bags of litter. Thank you to the team and to villagers who help to keep Kingsley clean. The next litter picks will be on Saturday 16th of June and Saturday 7th of July. Meet at 10.00 at Kingsley Community Centre all equipment is provided. A Country Wedding
The Parish churches of Norley, Crowton and Kingsley invite you to a very special seniors’ event to celebrate weddings including the recent royal wedding
Date: 5th June 2018 Time: 1.30pm to 3.30pm
Venue: The NCK Centre, (next to Norley Church) Norley Road, WA6 8NE
Refreshments and light entertainment will be provided which includes a short song recital by the children from Norley Primary School.
Don’t forget to wear your best hat!
Transport can be provided
Please contact: Audrey Griffiths 01928 788535 for more details or if you require transport
Kingsley Youth Club Thursdays in term-time School Years 4 to 6 5:30 – 7:15pm School Years 7 to 11 7:30 – 9:00pm Kingsley Community Centre
A BIG THANK YOU
To Ciaran, Terry, Jane, Gill, Vic, Derek, Joan and everyone who helped to make the Red Bull's Spring Fete such a great success. The event raised £1020 for youth club!
Youth club is for young people in school years 4 to 11. We offer a variety of activities on Thursday evenings and the support of qualified youth workers. If you'd like to try it, just come along to a youth club session, complete a form and join in the fun! The Red Bull Spring Fayre
To see a horse and its rider trotting gracefully upon the by-ways of Kingsley is a fairly common occurrence. To see a rider in top hat and tails wearing a gold effigy of a bull's head on a chain around his neck, ringing a bell and sitting astride a unicorn is a different matter altogether. So it was on a beautiful spring afternoon in early May. The horseman, the new and self-appointed Mayor of The Red Bull Kingsley, was summoning the village folk to attend the Spring Fayre and crowning of the May Queen. The villagers heeded the call and were not disappointed. The weather was glorious and the scene magical as the Mayor sat upon his unicorn, addressed the multitude and invited Isabelle to sit upon her throne and be crowned May Queen for the coming year. Beside her stood Martha, last year's queen, who graciously relinquished her crown. The festivities began and the sun beamed upon them all. It was really a day for children who played games and shrieked with glee. The poor adults had to console themselves with beer, it's always tough on the parents. The afternoon wore on and the laughter never abated; on such a wonderful day everything seemed to be going to plan and then.....oh dear! We'll come to that later! No event can be staged without careful thought and the organisers, the helpers and the contributors should all give themselves a pat on the back for their efforts. The beneficiary this year is Kingsley Youth. There is one group who deserves special mention as they busy themselves behind the scenes and can sometimes be forgotten. A huge thank you then to the staff of The Red Bull; to Tim who manned the patio bar, to Emma, Mary and Imogen who tended the main bar and hurrah to the burger queen herself...Lindsey! The afternoon grew late and it was soon time for the ultimate event, the golden finale, the final conflict....the ill- disciplined, the unprincipled fiasco that is the Tug o' War. Last year there were cries of foul play and cheating; this year's event veered towards the shortcomings of a late night brawl in the bar of the House of Commons. Ciaran began by changing ends and taking the 'muscle' with him. Then someone informed the referee that Ciaran's rope was attached to a tree; could it get worse? Ciaran had more 'tuggers' than Terry and again the referee was found wanting, a pitifully inept adjudicator who later confessed he was bribed by Ciaran to the tune of three pints of lager. Terry's team didn't stand a chance, in fact they didn't stand up at all. It was all over in a flash, or a heap! Terry graciously offered his hand but Ciaran was too preoccupied with an Irish jig and taunts of "I won, I won, I won." As I intimated before, it really was a day for the children! The afternoon crept imperceptibly towards evening and the revellers sat outside or retreated to the music in the bar. A few sat out in the front and watched as the sun dropped melancholy behind the trees as it bid its last fond farewell to Kingsley's 2018 Spring Fayre.
Clerk to the Mayor.
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