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December2018.Pdf December 2018 Merry Christmas Photo Courtesy of Warsop Inner Wheel WARSOP REMEMBERS This year’s Remembrance Sunday parade was the largest yet with many more people than usual joining us at the War Memorial to pay their respects. Warsop looked magical with the number of poppies on buildings, lamp-posts and trees. So many groups went the extra mile this year, especially our local schools. Special thanks must go to ‘Warsop’s Real Poppy Campaign’ group who have worked tirelessly since 2014 both in raising awareness and much needed funds for our branch. They really pulled out all the stops to make this year so special and the climax of their campaign. We should all be proud of the formations that have made the effort to decorate our Town, bringing our community together. Warsop was really on the map this year, being represented at Nottingham’s Games of Remembrance, The Festival of Remembrance at The Royal Albert Hall London, Nottingham’s Remembrance event on The Trent Embankment, and also at Tyne Cot Cemetery Belgium. Branch Chairman, Jason Hood received a fantastic donation from the members of ‘Warsop’s Real Poppy Campaign following the Remembrance Parade. Photo by Cliff Meredith A small garden of Remembrance was set in front of Warsop Church. The sign was made by pupils of Meden School. Birklands School pupils made ceramic poppies and attached the names of fallen Photo courtesy of Susan Dennis soldiers. Every name on the memorial was remembered on the wooden crosses. Legion members Bradley and Taryn laid the wreath on behalf of the Birklands Pupils composed and read out poetry at the Warsop Poppy Group. Remembrance Service. Photo by Gloria Humphrey SHERWOOD FOREST SCOUT Christmas Post 2017 Be prepared this Christmas and send your cards using the Sherwood Forest Scout Post. We will deliver your cards in the areas listed for ONLY 25p. Look out for stamps and post boxes can in your local shops We will deliver to: Photos above of Warsop's poppy displays courtesy of Susan Dennis THANK • Warsop • Old Clipstone • Ollerton YOU FOR PLEASE NOTE THERE IS NO JANUARY ISSUE. • Church Warsop • Farnsfield • Boughton SUPPORTING • Warsop Vale • Kirklington • Wellow YOUR LOCAL Copy deadline for the February 2019 issue is: • Meden Vale • Bilsthorpe • Kirton SCOUTS GROUP • Spion Kop • Eakring • Walesby Monday 7th January 2018 • Edwinstowe • Norwell • Rufford Anything received after this date may not be included. • Budby • Ossington • Kneesall Please email your advertising or editorials to: LAST POSTING DAY ONLY [email protected] Wednesday 12th December 25P Please note we can only guarantee to deliver in the area shown Per Card or for further information telephone: 01623 846011 Legion Member Martin Humphrey laid a wreath on the behalf of We DO NOT deliver to Mansfield, Woodhouse, Shirebrook, Clipstone, Cresswell, Worksop, Rainworth or Blidworth. Warsop Branch at the Tyne Cot Memorial in Belgium. Page 2 December 2018 www.warsopparishcouncil.co.uk GARDENING MONTHLY... Editor’s Letter Every Thursday 8am - 2pm 100 years ago, the Great War was finally over and families were looking forward to a peaceful Christmas. The cost of this 'war to end all wars' in lives was immense. On Sunday 11th November you turned out in your hundreds to commemorate the sacrifice of those brave individuals. We have dedicated our front page to all things remembrance and there will be another feature in our February issue. General Tasks and Garden Maintenance Carry on digging over beds and borders and incorporate as much organic matter as On behalf of the Parish Council of Warsop and you can. Forking over not only helps prepare the soil for next year, it helps reduce The Royal British Legion, we would like to pests by exposing them to hungry birds. thank all who braved the weather (unlike Mr Protect pots and taps from frost by wrapping insulation around them. Bubble wrap is Trump!) - you have done your commmunity ideal and probably in plentiful supply if you are ordering Christmas presents over the internet! proud! Clear paths of moss and lichen, treat timber with preservative, repair fences, check All that is left to say is we would like to wish all sheds and walls (but avoid any concreting until there is no chance of frost), clean of our readers a wonderful Christmas and all and insulate greenhouses (that bubble wrap again!) and ensure heaters are working the best for 2019! properly. Even a little insulation will make a huge difference to your heating bill. Clean and repair your garden tools and clock the lawn mower in for a service. New Editor, Warsop & District News tools are always a welcome present, as are new gardening gloves... especially good quality ones. Your Local Market Promote Your Business Clear debris - this is vital to prevent slugs and snails from setting up home in those lovely warm and damp conditions! However, a plea for wildlife... An artless pile of offering high quality produce by Advertising in sticks and logs will make a wonderful ‘des res’ for hibernating hedgehogs and the like, at affordable prices so please don’t be too ferocious on the tidying front. Make leaf mould out of fallen leaves - they will rot down into fantastically fertile matter after a year (2 for oak leaves). Come along and grab yourself a bargain!! Store wet leaves (they must be wet to rot) in large black plastic sacks forked with holes or piled into a chicken wire container or similar. Failing that, add them to the compost The best way to reach local people and promote heap. your business is to advertise locally. Warsop Take care not to let leaves accumulate around alpines - they will die if left damp for & District News is one of the largest free local long. Cover bare patches around clumps with gritty compost to encourage regrowth. DOWNTOEARTH publications in the area. 6,000 papers are printed Trees, shrubs and climbers GARDEN & LANDSCAPING SERVICES and distributed every month. From now until March is the ideal time to plant bare rooted deciduous hedging - the Approx 5,700 are delivered to every household most economical way to establish a hedge. Beech and hornbeam (similar to beech but Helping you achieve a garden and business in the Parish of Warsop, the rest more suitable for heavy soils) both keep their leaves over the winter and are therefore are distributed in the library, Town Hall, health good for screening, whilst hawthorn is the ‘country classic’ - perfect for a natural you can be proud of! centres, dentist, care homes, Meden Vale looking yet almost impenetrable barrier. Charity shop and Cuckney shop. Prepare a trench, preferably a week or so before planting to give the soil a chance to lawns, At a fraction of the cost of some other well known settle. Wait until the ground is neither sodden nor frozen and plant away - it’s worth publications you not only reach your target waiting for the right conditions; your plants will be perfectly happy sitting in the pots borders & hedges maintained audience but get value for money too. of compost they came in for weeks! Rates are as follows: Rhododendrons and camellias make excellent Christmas presents - if your soil is CALL: 01623 846776 Set Sizes Quarter page 130 x 163mm £95.00 unsuitable (alkaline), the centre has a great choice of elegant pots. Don’t forget the Half page 265 x 163mm £170.00 ericaceous compost... OR: 07940 038563 Full page 265 x 330mm £290.00 Run of paper Ads are charged at £6.00 per Tidy up trees and shrubs, cutting out any dead, diseased or damaged wood where column cm. Columns are 8.5cm wide necessary. (And on the Christmas present front, sharp new secateurs and loppers are a (eg. monthly advertising cost for an 8.5 x 4cm = £24.00) gardener’s dream!) Single Column up to 15cm Cut shoots and branches for winter decoration. If you have holly berries, net some Double Column up to 7cm Triple Column up to 6cm of them for Christmas, otherwise the birds will have the lot. Secure netting firmly to For sizes above these it’s cheaper to have a quarter page prevent birds becoming trapped in loose folds. so call in or phone to ask for a quote. (01623 846011) Make a Christmas wreath using evergreen sprigs from your garden, decorations such as berries and fir cones, dried orange slices, cinnamon sticks and wide, wired ribbon. With rates like these you can’t afford not to! Flowers and containers For advertising prices and article Put bark chips around hellebores to protect the delicate blooms from rain splashes information please contact: and cut off any leaves with black spots on them - this is a fungal disease and not to be Amanda Cooper tolerated! Bring in any tender plants that are not already in shelter. Clerk to the Parish Council Bulbs - they should really be planted already, but if you haven’t quite got around Warsop Parish Council, to it, put them in the ground as soon as you can. It’s not exactly text book stuff, but they will probably come up and flower in the spring, even if a little later than Church Street, Market Warsop, normal - worth a go! Nottinghamshire NG20 0AL Repetitive, we know, but do raise containers onto feet or bricks to protect them from Tel: 01623 846011 wet and cold and lag them with bubble wrap, hessian or fleece if not frost proof. In [email protected] really cold weather even hardy plants may need protecting so hunt out any insulating To submit advertising, articles & images: material. [email protected] Remove debris regularly to prevent pests from taking up residence and brighten up Warsop Allotment & The office is situated in the Town Hall dull pots and containers with winter pansies and winter flowering heathers.
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