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In Inkberrow, Cookhill, Kington and Dormston In Inkberrow, Cookhill, Kington and Dormston Springtime welcome March 2021 2 MARY SMITH OF KINGTON The family of Mary Smith from Kington would like to thank everyone for their kind messages of condolence. Mary died peacefully at home in her sleep on 6th January at the age of 89 years. She had lived in Kington since 1959 and had been a very active member of the village, including being a long term deliverer of What’s On. It was lovely to see the respect shown to Mum by the villagers on the day of her funeral. Thank you, from her son, Andrew Smith. INKBERROW MILLENNIUM GREEN TRUST ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING The Annual General Meeting of the Trust will be held via Zoom at 7.30 pm on Monday 22 March 2021. The AGM is open to the public, so that Trustees can hear views and ideas for the running of the Green. The meeting will also review the Accounts and the Trustees’ Annual Report for the year ended 28 Feb 2021. If you wish to take part, please e-mail [email protected] so that a Zoom meeting invitation can be sent to you. INKBERROW MILLENNIUM GREEN GREETINGS CARDS These have been compiled from photographs donated by Rosemary Morris and Basil Yates and are being sold in packs of 5 for £5 per pack, blank inside for your own message. Call 01386 792039 to place your order! ***LAST FEW PACKS!*** INKBERROW HORTICULTURE SHOW Hello everybody! This is just to let you know we have every intention that this year’s Autumn Show will take place on 4th September in Inkberrow Village Hall. After all the ‘downs’ of last year, let us make it the best ever! So, please have a good summer of growing, and enjoy spending time on your craft skills. Keep safe! Tony Perryman SUNFLOWER ASCENT Lockdown over the past year has afforded folk more time in the garden. One bloom that has gained a higher profile has been the sunflower. These lofty bright blooms during 2020 had been shooting up behind neighbours’ hedges, on roadside verges and gracing people’s flower beds. More recently, our bird neighbours are benefiting from the seeds produced. Over 40 people and households took part in growing sunflowers locally and further afield. Many of us were inspired by the example of the late Captain Sir Tom Moore in his efforts to acknowledge our thanks to NHS and key workers. The growing of sunflowers provided a reminder, an ongoing hands-on visual aid or metaphor to acknowledge our gratitude as well. Some folk may be keen to continue the growing of sunflowers; others may like to choose an alternative flowering plant, such as lilies, sweet peas, etc. to help keep the message alive and generate hope. Why not pop into a garden centre or suitable shop and choose some seeds to plant in March or April? Then anticipate a lofty, colourful floral harvest later in the year. David R Morgan HELP FOR INKBERROW, KINGTON, DORMSTON, AND COOKHILL RESIDENTS The Facebook Inkberrow Community Page has had many generous offers of assistance by people willing to do shopping etc. and provide help in other ways to those residents of Inkberrow, Kington, Dormston, and Cookhill who might be isolating themselves because of increased risk of Coronavirus. Please seek help if you need it – there are many kind people in the village on Facebook who are offering their assistance. Please ring one of the following: Avril and Chris Rowlands Julia and Peter Russell Danielle Jarvis 01386 792 051 01386 792 180 07464 930 803 07957 428 548 Steve Price Carol Davis Penelope Tredwell 07903 035 415 07733 086 629 07779 194 374 Barbara Clubley Alison Bannister Melanie Hart 07923 062 578 01386 792 707 01386 793 035 07976 789 444 TAKEAWAY FOOD In addition to other local takeaways, the following pubs and cafes have indicated that they will be able to offer takeaway food however please call to check before relying on the menus: The Bull’s Head, Inkberrow www.bullsheadinkberrow.com 01386 792233 Wheelbarrow Castle, Radford www.wheelbarrowcastle.com 01386 792207 The Boot Inn, Flyford Flavell www.thebootinn.com 01386 462658 The Flyford, Flyford Flavell www.theflyford.co.uk 01905 381900 The Moathouse, Alcester www.moathouseinn.co.uk 01789 762984 Auntea Rita’s, Flyford Flavell 01386 462536 The Nevill Arms, Redditch www.thenevillarms.co.uk 01527 892603 The Whynot, Redditch www.thewhynot.co.uk 01527 894289 The Frog, Bidford www.thefrogbidford.com 01789 772369 OTHER USEFUL INFORMATION The Old Bull has a team of helpers who will provide assistance to those who need it: 01386 792428. Hillers at Dunnington will take orders by telephone for collection or they can arrange delivery for those unable to drive: 01789 773057. 4 SIMPLY FRESH The Forge Shop, Inkberrow HELPING OUR COMMUNITY We are offering the following help for those in our community who, on account of coronavirus, are in isolation or unable to leave their home: ORDER AND COLLECT We will take your order over the telephone, bag it and have it ready for collection. Payment will be taken on collection, or we can arrange a pre-pay account. HOME DELIVERY We will take your order on the telephone and it will be delivered to your home. Payment will be through a ‘pre-pay account’ MEDICATIONS We have teamed up with a pharmacy which will allow us to take your prescriptions by 3.00pm and have your items ready to collect by 3.00pm the next day. If you need any of these services, or know somebody else who would like them, please contact the Forge Shop on 01386 792454. Anyone willing to volunteer to help deliver groceries in Inkberrow or surrounding areas, please contact us on 01386 792454. PASTORAL CARE In and around Inkberrow: The clergy, together with the wider local Church, offer prayers daily for anyone requested, family or friends, who are sick or in any special need. We also have people who are available to visit, listen and support, all conversations held in confidence. If you would like to ask for prayer and/or support - for yourself, or someone else - please contact Elizabeth Collins 01386 792896, Jill Beddall 01386 792631 or one of the clergy. CATHOLIC CHURCH SERVICES Our Lady and St Joseph's, Priory Road, Alcester with SS Peter, Paul and Elizabeth, Coughton. Parish Priest Fr. Paul Gunter OSB, B.D., SL.L.,S.L.D. The Presbytery, Priory Road, Alcester B49 5DY. Call 01789 762573 or email [email protected] Sunday Masses are now being held in the Church at 8.30am and 10.30am with the service also on You Tube at 8:30am. The church will be open for private prayer on Sunday morning. Holy Week starts on Sunday 28th March with Passion Sunday. Please contact Fr. Paul for details of Easter Services. STOCK GREEN BAPTIST CHAPEL When services resume, they are usually held on the first and third Sunday of the month at 3.00pm. Please check www.stockgreenchapel.weebly.com where you can also leave prayer requests. ST. JAMES', KINGTON 50 Club Winners for February: 1st Prize (£75) No. 3 N. Jennens 2nd Prize (£25) No.33 P.Laight 5 ST PAUL’S, COOKHILL Contact Maria Lazenbury [email protected] COOKHILL BAPTIST CHURCH Currently all church meetings are being conducted via Zoom and Telephone Conference Links. If you are interested in joining any of these meetings please email our Pastor in Training: [email protected]. Sunday Services for March 2021 at 10.30am: 7th March Worship and Communion Service with Charles Stubbings 14th March Worship Service with Rev. Peter and Judy Cook 21st March Worship and Communion Service with Charles Stubbings 28th March Worship Service with Tim Skinner Tuesday evenings at 7.30pm – Bible Study and Prayer Meeting. Friday mornings at 10.00am – Prayer Meeting. Visit our website: www.cookhillbaptistchurch.com We invite you to join us for our Lent Series Commencing Tuesday 23rd February – 30th March. THIS IS MY STORY 23rd February Speaker Barbara Powell from Cookhill Baptist Church 2nd March Speaker Lynne Thompson from Alcester Baptist Church 9th March Speaker Rev Linda Clack from Dunnington Baptist Church 16th March Speaker Jackie Morgan from Cookhill Baptist Church 23rd March Speakers Lucy Shafic and Al Green from Studley Baptist Church 30th March Speakers Charles and Jenny Stubbings with Communion from Cookhill Baptist Church. If you are interested in joining our Zoom or Telephone links for these Lent Meetings please email our Secretary Mrs. Jackie Morgan for link details on [email protected] “WHAT’S ON” COPY DATE for April 2021 issue - Tuesday 9th March 2021 COP Y to the E DITOR: Mike Pashby at [email protected] TRADE ADS to the COMMERCIAL EDITOR: Barbara Clubley at [email protected] - PAYMENT BY COPY DATE PLEASE - For BACS payment, contact Barbara Clubley. - Payment by post and in person to Gaby Allison, 6 Dingle End, Inkberrow WR7 4EY 01386 792039. - Cheques payable to “WHAT’S ON PUBLICATIONS”. If you require a receipt, please enclose SAE. - Delivery Co-ordinators: Gaby Allison 01386 792039 (Inkberrow); Judy Keight 01527 894341 (Cookhill) 6 7 8 9 Note: it is unlikely that regular events are taking place. Please call the contact if in doubt. ROYAL BRITISH LEGION ROUS LENCH AND INKBERROW BRANCH Meet at the Wheelbarrow Castle, Alcester Road, Radford WR7 4LR on the first Wednesday of each month at 11am. New members welcome whether you have a military connection or not. Find us on Facebook. Contact Chairman, Janice Briney 01386 792580. Meetings cancelled until further notice. WOMEN'S INSTITUTES 7.30pm in local Village Halls (or as stated) Inkberrow 01386 791575 Kington & Dormston 01386 792458 Cookhill 01527 543887 INKBERROW LUNCH CLUB will be suspended until further notice but for more information please contact Ann Robertshaw on 01386 792333.
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