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Cefn Community News Letter September 201[...] Why Choose Us? CEFN COMMUNITY IN BLOOM WINNERS 2019 New Roofs Re-Roofs Slating Tiling Community Garden: 1 Plas Telford, 2 The Towers Flat Roofs Re-Pointing Leadwork Nursery, 3 TOCRA Tyres Community Garden Container Garden: 1 Keith Evans, 2 Butch and PCV-U Fascia Guttering Michelle Jones, 3 Michael Morris All Chimney Repairs All Roof Joinery Small Garden: 1 Stephen Jones, 2 Geoff Langford, Rubber Roofing Fibre Glass Roofing 3 Michael Morris Insurance Work Undertaken Large Garden: 1 Tom Francis, 2 Colin Brown, 3 Jan & Vaughan Davies 24 Hour Emergency Call Out Best Overall Garden: Tom Francis Photo Mrs Frances accepting the Cup on behalf of Call NOW on 01691 770097 or 07903 879726 her son. Or visit: www.acrroofingservices.co.uk More on pages 16, 30 & 31 SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE Acrefair Garage Llangollen Road LL14 3RS FRIDAYS FROM 6PM Outdoor Lots, Workshop, DIY, Tooling. Handwash Prices SATURDAYS FROM 10AM Handwash Cars £5 Modern and Period Furniture, Job Lots, Toys, Collectables, Antiques, Jewellery. Large Cars / Estates £6 Viewing on all lots Friday from 10am - 6pm 4 x 4 £8 Saturday from 9am -10am BANK TOP AUCTIONS For any information and to book in please call Advance Park, Park Road, Rhosymedre 07716 046810 Wrexham LL14 3YR OPENING TIMES Call or text 07803 334089 Monday - Tuesday 9am to 5pm Email: [email protected] Wednesday to Friday 9am to 6pm Saturday 9am to 5pm Check our weekly offers on Facebook 1 01978 501147 Out of Hours 07834 814795 Quality NEW and refurbished computers and laptops available New PC’s from £199 Laptops from £49 Desktops from £39 Repairs from £10 Microsoft Authorised Refurbisher Call out service available Data retrieval services Part Exchange Welcome Friendly, Quality Service Established for over 10 years - NEW LAPTOPS AND SYSTEM BUILDS TO ORDER - OPEN: Mon, Tues, Thurs & Fri 11am to 5pm, Sat 12 noon to 3pm We are a fully insured and licensed authorised refurbisher and recycler of Waste Electronic & Electrical Equipment - licence no: EPR/GB3595HR We pay cash for PCs and Laptops, other electricals recycled for free FIND US AT: Unit 15A-15B Advance Park, Park Road, Rhosymedre, Wrexham LL14 3YR FREE Nationwide Collection Service A1 COMPUTER RECYCLING WALES —WEEE Don’t Cost The Earth 2 LLANGOLLEN STEAM RAILWAY EVENTS The Station, Abbey Road, Llangollen LL20 8SN We are looking forwards to the next few months and have the fol- lowing events taking place.. Sat 28 to 29 September Diesel Weekend Sat 12 October Autumn Steam Gala Sat 19 October Real Ale Train Sun 20 October Dee Valley Tasting Train Thurs 24 October Day our with Thomas YSGOL RHIWABON NEWS Sun 27 October Halloween Train Four major investment projects took Sun 3 November Ride the Rocket firework train place at Ysgol Rhiwabon over summer Sat 9 November Murder on the Llangollen Express 2019. Project 1: involved major roof For more information and to book ticket please visit improvements for our STEM L block, our website https://www.llangollen-railway.co.uk together with the replacement of To keep up to date with events please like us on external doors across the school. Project 2: was the Facebook: www.facebook.com/llangollen.railway complete IT re-cabling, and installation of improved wi Follow us on Twitter: @llangollenrail -fi across the whole school site. Project 3: Our new And don’t forget to pop into the Station Café when Flexible Learning Room had furniture from Zioxi you are in town. installed during August. Project 4: The installation of a defibrillator. ROWLANDS PHARMACY The school is delighted to report that 100% of Medical Hall, Crane Street, Cefn Mawr LL14 3AD students leaving Ysgol Rhiwabon with 5 GCSE Phone 01978 822600 passes or their equivalent with A* – C grades Opening times: including English and Mathematics at a record high Monday to Friday 9am to 1pm with over half the students achieving this challenging and 2 to 6pm, Saturday 9am to 1pm. measure. A* – C pass rate in the core subjects of English, Mathematics and Science at a record high, a notable increase in GCSE A*/A grades. We are looking forward to welcoming you to our Open Evening on Thursday 19th September from 6 to 8pm, with Head Teachers address at 6.15pm. We offer a very Personal Service for Brides with totally flexible appointments including evenings and weekends to help you get just the right gown for your special day. We look forward to seeing you at our shop in Ruabon opposite the car park by the traffic lights. Please phone for appointment 01978 799032 or 07779 454590 4 New High Street, Ruabon. LL14 6NL Visit our website www.ladyjaynebridal.co.uk Extensive range of Period & contemporary JR Soft Furnishings fabrics available Made to measure curtains, blinds & accessories. Prestigious, iliv, Hardy, Domestic and Commercial Voyage, Chess, Lorient and many more Visit our showrooms to see our full range Decorative poles & or contact us to arrange a home visit at: tracking Advance Park, Park Road, Rhosymedre, Full upholstery service Wrexham LL14 3YE Quality at reasonable Free parking by our showrooms rates Tel 01978 820263 or 07854 654568 Clothing alterations email: [email protected] and repairs 3 LIVE MUSIC EVENTS IN CHIRK August 23rd saw the start of a new era of entertainment & events held at The Parish Hall, Chirk. It kicked off with an Abba tribute band – ‘Waterloo Live’ where a portion of the proceeds was donated to Hope House Children’s Hospice in memory of a young resident from Chirk who sadly passed away last year. The evening was a great success with guests travelling from the North Wales Coast to see the act! Further events are planned to take place at the hall later this year, starting with Motown Live music and disco on Friday 4th October, then we have Ultimate 80’s Live music and Disco on Friday 8th November and also a Gin Night to be held on here on Saturday 14th December 2019. Although these events take place at Chirk Parish Hall, they are not solely aimed at Chirk residents – but for all residents of the Dee Valley, so all are welcome! Phenomenal X Events, is a new family run events company based in Wrexham, set up earlier this year by father and son. The company aims to host an array of innovative themed events and experiences to suit all tastes with the main aim of hosting such events in the local districts rather than Wrexham Town itself. It hopes by doing this that it will help regenerate local business and a sense of community spirit! Earlier this year, events were hosted at the Brymbo Sports & Leisure Complex with great success. The company hopes to expand its repertoire of venues throughout the district during 2020! For further information, go to www.pxevents.co.uk and be sure to follow them on Facebook @phenomenalxevents 4 ST JOHN’S CHURCH RHOSYMEDRE A big thank you to all who helped with our Holiday Hunger Project over the summer making sandwiches for the children of Plas Madoc. W One off deep cleans Window cleaning Professional oven cleaning Professional carpet and End of tenancy cleaning hard floor cleaning Builders cleans Are you looking for a regular Window cleaning service? Our Fish and Chips and Bingo at St John’s Church th will be on Tuesday 8th October and Tuesday 12 . November. Please let Beulah know if you would like to come so she can order the fish and chips 01978 810868. Film Night at St John’s Church will be on Book a regular service with us and receive Saturday 28th September at 6pm, then 26th October your first clean ½ PRICE and 30th November all welcome.The Next meetings of Time well spent are on Friday 11th October and Friday 8th November in St Mary’s Church Hall, Ruabon. Coffee and chat from 11am then enjoy a cooked lunch and relax with friends. Please contact the Vicar if you are coming along. Helpers are also needed, so if you can spare a few hours once a month please let us know. Church notices are on page 22 Online. On Your High Street Everyday low prices on a wide range of premium home appliances from your local independent electrical retailer We are a friendly bunch, come and join us & help us make our community stronger & decide how to spend our £1 million Lottery Funding We Meet: Every Thursday- 10.30am apart from 4th Thursday of each month, then it is 6pm at Plas Madoc Leisure Centre Your local independent electrical retailer A E Roberts Minffordd, Crane Street, Cefn Mawr, Wrexham. LL14 3AB NHS Direct Wales and Shropdoc GP out of hours services share this easy to remember number 111. Tel: 01978 821863 It’s free and will help you find the right advice, Terms & Conditions apply. Ask instore for full details. support and treatment. Sold as an agent for Euronics Limited. Copyright Euronics 2014 5 ACREFAIR SPORTS & SOCIAL CLUB BETHANIA ROAD LL14 3TR THURSDAYS ~ 3PM ~ 6PM ~ 7PM With Sam 07954 896066 FRIDAYS ~ 9.30am With Lisa 07821 431868 6 THE FRON MALE VOICE CHOIR UPDATE We have started our new choir year at Acrefair Lilly Rose Interiors Primary School LL14 3SH, so Making your House a Home now is a good time to join, why wait? No experience Candles, cushions, lamps necessary, no need to read and throws, ceramic knobs music. After all as the and Chalk Paint. American novelist Larry McMurtry once said ”If you Hopefully there is something wait all that happens is you get older” Our usual for every one, for the rehearsal schedule is Monday and Thursday from 7 til home or that special present.
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