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Lymm Life Is Whole Plan Comes Before a While These Groups Have Come Government Inspector at a Future Together in the South, the Local June 4 Date June 2019 www.lymmlife.co.uk 1 2 www.lymmlife.co.uk June 2019 Editor Gary Skentelbery Production Paul Walker Editor’s Comment Advertising HAVING attended the fifth and final Rethinking South James Balme so please don’t adopt a NIMBY Warrington’s Future (RSWF) information session at Bridgewater attitude – everybody needs to work Freephone High School, it left me in no doubt whatsoever how important 0800 955 5247 together to ensure whatever future it is to respond to Warrington Borough Council’s Local Plan. developments take place, we have Editorial It is certainly worrying when you So please don’t let apathy the right infrastructure with the least 01925 623633 hear the former head of the town’s win the day – make your voices impact on our environment. Email planning department describing heard and let Warrington Borough While the proposed housing [email protected] the Local Plan as “flimsy” and Council know exactly how you feel on Green Belt in the Lymm area urging people to challenge and about their Local Plan which many is minimal compared to other Websites question it, especially the proposed say is not fit for purpose. www.lymmlife.co.uk areas, the proposed huge logistic development of our Green Belt. You have until 5pm Monday June developments on Green Belt Land www.culchethlife.com We mustn’t let apathy win the 15 to lodge your objections. www.frodshamlife.co.uk near Lymm Truck Stop will have a day – as it did when a proposed Meanwhile congratulations to the huge impact on a much wider area! www.warrington- event for the local business Local Parish Councils and residents’ worldwide.co.uk community was cancelled due to groups who have come together to www.warrington.tv lack of interest – apparently I was put forward a “professional” team Deadline for the Address one of the few who responded with to ensure no stone is left unturned New Media Centre an interest to attend! in the bid to protect our precious July issue of Old Road Warrington Whatever our council decide Green Belt for future generations to WA4 1AT your views will count when the enjoy. Lymm Life is whole plan comes before a While these groups have come Government Inspector at a future together in the South, the Local June 4 date. Plan impacts on our whole town Lymm Life is published N & J STANHOPE monthly by Orbit News Ltd. The contents of this magazine Coal and Log Supplies are fully protected by copyright Best Quality Coal and nothing may be reprinted or reproduced without prior Smokeless Fuel permission of the publishers. Logs Supplied in Bags and Bulk The publishers are not liable for Caravan Storage any statement made or opinion Open 6 Days. Closed Sunday expressed by third parties in this publication. Broomedge Farm Burford Lane, Lymm WA13 0SE Printed by TwentyFourSeven Tel: 752830 Mobile: 07979 785 421 June 2019 www.lymmlife.co.uk 3 Panto troupe prepare for extra special Vaudeville Show AFTER another hugely successful has risen significantly since this year The Lymm Panto cast at show started, but the audience Lymm Rugby Club are set to take can look forward to another to the stage again with their brilliant and exceptional night of popular Vaudeville Show, which entertainment at Lymm Rugby Club, promises some very special guest all in aid of the Lymm Grass Roots appearances! Clubhouse Appeal - with some very The team performed infront of a sell-out audience of over 1,600, special guest appearances. raising over £30k for the Lymm To avoid disappointment reserve Grass Roots Clubhouse Appeal last your tickets by emailing: fiona@ December. spa-group.co.uk. Tickets are also available at Primrose Hill Nurseries Summer spectacular and The Terrace. No sooner was it over the scriptwriters and performing troupe were thinking about the 2019 summer spectacular, The Vaudeville Sophies Show! Performed in Lymm Rugby Club’s Soft Furnishings Summer Marquee on Friday June 14, this will be the Vaudeville Curtains • Roman Blinds Show’s fourth consecutive year, Cushions • Tiebacks • Poles with the objective of another sell- Tracks • Valances • Pelmets out! We design, make and fit to meet your exact requirements. Audience expecation For free home visit or advice ring Producer Simon Plumb said: "The quality of performance and Anne on 01925 754446 therefore audience expectation, www.sophiessoftfurnishings.co.uk Lymm Osteopathic Practice Established 1979 SUZETTE PULMAN, N.D. M.R.N. D.O. Registered Naturopath & Osteopath DARREN HAYWARD, B.Sc. (Ost) Registered Osteopath We are both registered with The General Osteopathic Council (G.O.Sc.) Open Monday to Saturday Tel: 01925 752264 The Rise, 16 Grammar School Road, Lymm WA13 0BQ (Easy Access Road Parking) Registered with all major insurance companies 4 www.lymmlife.co.uk June 2019 What’s On in conjunction with Lymm Parish Council Tickets now on sale JUNE 11 LYMM CONCERT BAND LYMM PARISH COUNCIL Rehearsals every Thursday evening 7.30pm Lymm Village Hall United Reformed Church, 8pm. for Lymm Festival Details: 01925 752934 TICKETS are now on sale for the LYMM THURSDAY EVENING LYMM WI BRIDGE CLUB Every second Wednesday, 2-4pm at Lymm annual Lymm Festival which is Lymm Village Hall every Thursday 7pm Youth and Community Centre. Visitors returning soon and it promises to be MAPLE LODGE ART GROUP welcome. another great year with something Meet each Wednesday 9.30am - 12.30pm for everyone. Oughtrington Community Centre, Lymm LYMM BOOK CLUB This year organisers are Details: 01925 755126 Second Thursday of the month 7.30pm, Spread Eagle, Eagle Brow. Details 01925 delighted to welcome the ROTARY CLUB OF LYMM 752371 remarkable explorer, Sir Ranulph Every Wednesday at Statham Lodge Hotel Fiennes (pictured). Don’t miss 7.15pm for 7.30pm LOW CARBON LYMM Contact the secretary 01925 650189 Every second Monday of the month. 7.30pm, this chance to see him talk about his fascinating life in an intimate LOVING HEARTS & HANDS Spread Eagle. 07786 074741 all welcome Knitting for charity at Lymm Methodist Church, venue. 2nd and 4th Thursday each month. 4LYMM VOLUNTARY ORGANISATION Other headline events include 1.30pm - 3pm. Details: 01925 753298 Meet every 2nd Monday at 7.30pm in the Strictly’s Reverend Richard Coles Bridgewater Club, Whitbarrow Road. MARKET LUNCHES All welcome. Tel 01925 756378 for details. with a light-hearted look at his Eagle Brow Methodist Church journey from pop to pulpit and the 3rd Thursday in the month LYMM AND DISTRICT MIXED VOICE CHOIR Director of Jodrell Bank, Professor Light lunches 12 noon till 2pm. All proceeds to Every Wednesday 7.30 Lymm Methodist Youth For Christ and YMCA Room at The Inn Michael Garrett, on the search for Church. Contact 01925 601664. extra-terrestrial intelligence and The LYMM SCOTTISH COUNTRY [email protected] DANCE CLUB Square Kilometre Array. St Mary’s Church Hall HEARTSTART LYMM There will be plenty of new events Second and fourth Fridays (Sept - May) Tuesday monthly sessions. this year, including the launch of a 7.30pm. Details: 753853 Wednesday 26th June. 7pm. the regular FoodFest which Tour of Safety Central, 7.30pm Heartstart new, family orienteering course GARDENING CLUB ‘Essentials First Aid’ course. at Spud Wood, a Champagne includes entertainment in the form Meet Third Wednesday of the month Free tickets to be booked on the link www. Summer Lunch at Laskey Farm in of traditional Indian music and Lymm Baptist Church, Higher Lane. 7.30pm tinyurl.com/HeartstartLymm which will be kept dancers, space and wizard shows Visitors welcome. £2 includes tea and cake aid of NSPCC, the Lymm Gorge up to date with the ongoing dates. Geology Trail, Lymm Rocks’ Festival for the kids and the Lymm Adivas. LYMM FLORAL ART GROUP Open to all, not just Lymm residents! For all the latest information, Lymm Village Hall Rock Drop and Lymm and Thelwall Third Monday of the month (except August U3A presenting a range of creative sign up for the Festival newsletter and December) at 7.30pm). Visitors most LYMM activities for all interests. at lymmfestival.org.uk and follow welcome. Contact: 07876 176501 During the Festival, there will Lymm Festival on Facebook and lymmfloralart.org.uk PARISH also be an array of brilliant Twitter. Event guides will be LYMM PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY exhibitions to satisfy every artistic distributed in Lymm from mid- Every 2nd and 4th Wednesday COUNCIL May and tickets are on sale now (ex July & Aug), 7.30pm taste, including Lymm Artists’ Spread Eagle pub, Eagle Brow. Next meeting: Summer Exhibition, this year’s at lymmfestival.org.uk and Lymm Details: www.lymmphotosoc.org.uk community collage Branching Out: Electric, Bridgewater Street, Lymm, LYMM WINE AND BEER CIRCLE June 11, 7.30pm A Starry Night and exhibitions by WA13 0AB. Organisers will also 3rd Wednesday of the month, 8pm be at Lymm May Queen so come The Spread Eagle Hotel at Lymm Village Hall Paul Scates and Richard Cowley. Details: 01925 604400 It all begins on June 20 with along to see them for more details. Bespoke domestic and commercial upholstery of the highest quality, with over 30 years of experience Tel: 01928 209509 Mob: 07799 228080 Full Reupholstery • Bespoke Upholstery Fixed Seating Manufacturing • General Repairs Cushion Refilling • Headboards • Free Quotations [email protected] | www.sjaupholstery.com Windmill Lane, Preston on the Hill, Warrington, WA4 4AZ June 2019 www.lymmlife.co.uk 5 LEADERS IN FAMILY LAW. Delivering the results when it matters Specialising in: Divorce & Separation Financial Settlements Child Related Matters Stockton Heath 01925 912 277 Hale 0161 926 1430 Manchester 0161 834 2623 [email protected] www.bpsFamilyLaw.co.uk 6 www.lymmlife.co.uk June 2019 June 2019 www.lymmlife.co.uk 7 Local plan “not fit for purpose” THE borough council’s latest version said: “Little has changed in the new how to submit representations to Local Plan, but this is not it.
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