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The December Issue Will Be Issue 100 of the Solway Buzz. Please Send in Any Letters, Articles, Etc, with a Relevance to This Centenary Edition Queen Bee by Elysha Jade Cockbain from Holm Cultram Abbey School www.solwaybuzz.co.uk Solway BuzzIssue 99 October/November 2011 Solwaylocal news - for you - by you - about you - free to you - local news BuzzFREE PAPER FREE PAPER Page 5 David Tembey? New Shop Saved Page 6 Craft Show Winners Rector from Closure Page 7 Memories of Alice Page 8 Queen Abigail is crowned David and Claire Cross plan to rejuvenate Del’s as C & D Supplies David and Claire moved similar range of products to the shop looking fresh and Page 8 to Silloth four years ago the previous offering to both exciting. MEDIX 7 Exercise and love our town, so they the public and to the trade. The Solway Buzz are Annelouise and the Reverend Canon Bryan Rothwell were very upset when they Del had managed to run delighted to welcome David realised the town was about the stock levels quite low and Claire to their new Silloth vicarage is now churches and community to lose Del’s DIY. so they are busy trying to venture and invite everyone officially occupied not simply organisations. They both believe Silloth re-stock everything they to pop in to C & D Supplies by the Vicar of Silloth but The Solway Plain Team cannot afford to lose any need. If you feel they should to see how things are by the Team Rector of the Choir sang and young more retail outlets. David be stocking anything in changing and congratulate Solway Plain Team Ministry. people from local schools has spent the last ten years particular they invite you them on this exciting Reverend Canon Bryan presented the new Rector supplying shops like Del’s so to pop in and discuss your venture. Rothwell (to give his full with symbolic gifts to mark has an intimate knowledge needs with them. Page 9 title, though he’s quite happy his new ministry. As a final of the trade. As their son is The shop is being re- Music & Beer Festival to be called simply ‘Bryan’) act of the service Bryan’s just starting to go to school named C & D Supplies was inducted into his new hand was laid on the door of Claire realised that rather and the frontage will office on September 6th at a the church which he opened than hunt for a job, here was be repainted in due service in Christ Church. wide. The Bishop led prayers an opportunity to take over course. Claire intends The Bishop of Carlisle for the community before the hardware shop, giving to change the presided and the service going out and leaving the herself an interesting job window displays which was organised by the way open for everyone to and maintaining one of our on a regular Rural Dean Rev Mary Day, head for the church hall and valuable retail outlets. They basis to keep while Archdeacon Richard an enormous buffet. took over in mid September in tune with Page 15 Pratt introduced Bryan to his Let us all welcome Bryan, and intend to provide a the seasons Five-a-Side Winners new benefice and preached. his wife Ann-Louise and sons cheery service supplying a and to keep It was one of the most Jonathan, Ben and Daniel to blustery of all the windy the Solway Coast. nights that week but the The seven churches that Check out photos from Toon Army Bee church was packed with local make up the Team Ministry Solfest, Silloth Carnival by people, members of all the are Abbeytown, Bromfield, and Silloth Music David Williamson seven churches that make Causewayhead, Holme St from up the Team Ministry plus Cuthberts, Silloth, Waverton & Beer Festival on: Holm Cultram Abbey School representatives from other and Westnewton. SolwayBuzz.co.uk Page 16 Who did Tim Henman train? The December issue will be issue 100 of the Solway Buzz. Please send in any letters, articles, etc, with a relevance to this centenary edition. The Solway Buzz is a FREE community paper with a circulation of 5,400 copies for the area around Abbeytown, Skinburness, Silloth-on-Solway and Mawbray Page 2 local news - for you - by you - about you - free to you - local news Bicycle Built for Four Ruby Wedding Volunteers Required The Community Bus committee are appealing for volunteers to offer to drive the bus. Some groups have their own drivers which is good, but drivers are required for the Monday Luncheon Club which has about twelve members. The luncheon club is each Monday from about 11am to 1:30pm. This does not mean the same person has to drive every week as we operate a rota system depending on the drivers available. The other service not covered is the library run. This is about one hour on alternate Mondays. This is becoming urgent as the present drivers are due to finish because of the 70 age rule regarding insurance. Report & Photo by: Derek Shaw Yorkshire. They were on End to John o’Groats raising Geoff & Muriel at their Ruby Wedding Anyone with a car licence their way to the North East £5000.00 for Cystic Fibrosis Mattinson would like to Celebration. This was held gained on or before 1997 can A quad Cycle was via Hadrians Wall and were which in any ones book is a thank everyone for the at Wheyrigg Hall Hotel and drive the bus. People who spotted on Skinburness doing 30 miles a day over 4 fabulous achievement. cards, gifts, flowers, wine, a generous amount of £800 qualified since then need to Road on the Morning of days totalling 120 miles. This The cycle can be split euros, D.B.B. at The George, was donated. take a test. 14th August 2011.The riders they said was a fun run but to seat two three or four, Penrith and the wonderful Geoff and Muriel would Also, the Monday were Tim, Ben, Toby and last year they completed a what a lovely family they donations made to The like to say many thanks to Luncheon Club needs ladies Sarah Hobbs from Wakefield Charity Event from Lands were to chat to. Great North Air Ambulance everyone. to assist with serving up the food. This is also done on a rota system. We hope that Solway Wetlands Landscape Partnership Scheme help will be forthcoming and RNLI keep this worthwhile service An exciting project is the establishment of a from inside and outside the old photos, farming or peat going. being developed on the community trust to ensure area to become involved cutting implements, proggy For lady assistants please Solway Plain which could that there is a legacy after the whether that’s through the mats or period clothing. Race contact Betty Walton on bring £2.7 million to the project and to enable local schools, as a conservation We would like to create a 016973 31030. area from April 2012-2015. people to have their say. Also volunteer, as a building portfolio of heritage artefacts For drivers please contact The three year project, there will be an education contractor, as part of the in the area. Night Lawrence Marshall on predominantly funded by and an events programme archaeological surveying or If you would like more 016973 31257. the Heritage Lottery Fund, focusing not only on the by building a clay dabbin. information, have a good idea Silloth & District Fund- is focused on understanding wetlands but also on birds, The events programme will or if you have got anything raising Branch are holding a and conserving the landscape heritage, photography, walks, be spread all over the area of local interest please Race Night at Silloth Social of the area, in particular on painting, cycling, etc. and there will be something contact the Project Officer Club on Saturday 22nd prizes which include a the mosses, and as such runs • To provide better for everyone so there’s no on 016973 33055, email Alex October 2011. This is a very Unique Hand Crafted Islay from Allonby to Wigton physical access using excuse to not be involved! at alexandra.sijpesteijn@ popular event and in the past Rug, Food Processor, £50 to Kirkbampton and up to board walk on the mosses, At the moment we are allerdale.gov.uk, or search has been well supported by voucher from Photography the coast. It is a partnership better interpretation, and very interested to hear from for ‘Solway Wetlands’ on the local community. by Peter, just some of the project with input from maybe a few apps. It also people who have snippets Facebook and become a We are very lucky many prizes available. Some the Solway Coast Area of aims to increase learning of local history in their friend. The development year to have received some of these prizes are on view Outstanding Natural Beauty opportunities such as lives and who would like runs until this December so excellent sponsors for the at the Lifeboat Shop in (AONB) based in Silloth, through a schools’ wetland to share them. This may be put your ideas forward! races including Associated Silloth where tickets are also the Cumbria Wildlife Trust, field to complement the British Ports, Silloth, available for the Draw, plus the Environment Agency, renovated barn at Bowness Cumbria on a Plate, Famous other outlets in the town. Natural England, RSPB and and through a community Princess Bee Five, Hollinshead & King Please give us your West Cumbria Tourism. designed lookout tower over by Opticians, Markley’s support as this is a great It has several aims: one of the mosses; and finally Aimee Hope Transport/Carrs Coaches, fun evening.
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