Welcome to the tenth edition
of the Rixton-with-Glazebrook’s ‘in the know’ newsletter. Several groups have reported that new members have joined them having read about their facility in the newsletter. Your feedback is always appreciated as this helps us to monitor the effectiveness of the publication. If you wish to pass on your thoughts or comments you can send these to: mandy@hamiltondavies.org.uk or phone 0161 222 4003. If there are any local services or facilities that are not covered in this publication, please pass on contact details and I will make sure they receive an information form for the next edition.
With added input from yourselves a few more pages have been added. I have included contents and page numbers below for ease of reference. Thanks once again to our band of local volunteers who kindly help to distribute the newsletter. News, events and permitted images will also be posted on www.hollinsgreen.net.
Mandy
CONTENTS
IntroductionAchievements / Highlights / Successes
Group Activities
Local Amenities
Getting Around
Outdoor Pursuits
Nurseries
Farmshops
Diary Dates
Parish Council
Emergency Contacts
Local Councils
Community Police
Facilities Information
Contact Directory
Voluntary and Community Groups can advertise their events and activities free of charge on the Irlam and Cadishead Digital Information Board. For details on how to register your group and submit a message see www.irlam.net or phone 0161 222 4003.
NEW
Distributed with this edition is the revised timetable for the Rural Rider local bus service. The service runs all year apart from bank holidays. If you need more information about the service and what it provides you can contact James or Shirley Tormey on 01925 450687 or email: jjtraveluk@yahoo.com.
New to our area is the ‘Clean up Day’ organised and managed by Golden Gates Housing as part of a schedule of environment awareness days in Warrington to help create a tidier environment. This is a community action event and is available to all residents who wish to dispose of any larger household rubbish. On Wednesday 21st April 2 skips will be located in front of bungalows 1-9 on the corner of Birch Road and Sycamore Crescent between 8.00am and 4.00pm. Any household items can be tipped and the skips will be checked periodically and replaced if full. Two environmental caretakers will be on hand to provide help if needed. Leaflets will be posted to all Golden Gates housing at least 3 days prior to the event. If you need any further information you can contact Michael Claffey, Neighbourhood Housing Officer, on 0800 252627.
Hollins Green Scouts need a new Beaver leader - no experience required, free training will be provided. Anyone interested can contact Dave Taylor on 07801354815 for more details.
Glazebrook Women’s Institute were delighted to welcome 2 new members Sandra and Margery to their group recently. They now have 2 more new vacancies - if interested in joining please contact Judith Barnard on 0161 775 9934.
John and Dave have completed a third village walk. Aptly named Daffodil Walk this 1-1½ hour route is particularly pleasant during the Spring season when lanes and green areas are awash with daffodils, crocus, bluebells and snowdrops. You can download the walk from www.hollinsgreen.net or pick it up from Glazebrook Post Office, libraries in Culcheth, Irlam and Cadishead, Rixton Claypits visitors centre and the Black Swan Pub.
The Black Swan pub update
“Work started in January on the much needed major refit. The new washrooms, beer cellar and part of the pub commenced, whilst the pub remained open. We then had to shut until March 12th so the public areas, bar and behind the scenes could be refurbished. The outdoor sheltered area is near completion and better access and facilities for disabled and babies is underway. The refit is on target for completion and on reopening we would like to provide more services to the local area and encourage more community involvement. We have been asking our customers what they would like to see in our pub, now we are a free house, and have taken on board quite a few new ideas whilst trying to retain what we love about the pub. Whilst closed the chefs are working up a new menu and there will be a new wine list and both cask ales and keg beers in our new cellars. We will be opening earlier and serving teas and coffee and offering wireless internet access. We look forward to seeing you in early March.”
Liz and Mike
By now most residents and regular users of Glazebrook Lane will have noticed the 2 new solar powered Traffic Activated speed warning signs on Glazebrook Lane at each end of the village. These have been achieved through partnership working by local resident Pete Higson, Warrington Borough Council and funding from a local Trust Fund. Pete says “ I first broached the idea at a local Community Action Meeting nearly 9 months ago. Following this I then spent several months researching appropriate signage and costs and liaising with WBC, who conducted a road safety survey. It was concluded that the signs would be appropriate and that if funding could be found to purchase the signs the council would erect them. I then put the proposed project forward to the Hamilton Davies Trust and was awarded funding. Since installation the signs have been monitored by the local police and WBC road safety officer who have agreed that these are effective in reminding road users that they are in a 30mph zone and in slowing traffic down, thus helping make it a safer place for all residents. I am sure other areas in our community would benefit from similar signs -if there are any organisations or businesses that would like to provide funding, either singly or jointly for such, I would be happy for them to get in touch” Pete can be contacted on 0161 775 2802.
NEW
A recently established Belly Dancing group has a few places spare. The group is held at The Scout Centre on the village green, Manchester Road, Hollins Green and runs on Monday evenings from 7.00pm-8.15pm costing £5 per session. Beginners welcome
-if you wish to find out more contact Michele on 07525456291.
A Garden Safari community event will take place on Saturday 15th May. The garden trail will include 8-10 gardens in Rixton, Hollins Green and Glazebrook, which will be open to the public between 11am – 3pm to wander around at leisure. As well as enjoying the gardens there will be a secret trail for children accompanying adults. Refreshments will be available at Glazebrook Methodist Church and St. Helen’s Church. Light lunches will be served at Rixton Methodist Church. The history room at St. Helen’s Church will also be open and Rachelle’s Art Class will be hosting a display of artwork in the Community Hall. Tickets costing £5.00 per couple (children accompanying an adult free) include free entrance to gardens and all other events mentioned, a trail guide and map. Off road parking and toilet facilities will be located on the map. To purchase tickets or find out more contact Mandy on 0161 222 4003 or email: mandy@hamiltondavies.org.uk All proceeds from the ticket sales will go to Hollins Green Scout Group.
Glazebrook Post Office is now selling cards of village scenes painted by local artist Ann Farrin - great value at only £1.15 each.
Local residents answered the call for help when asked to plant bulbs around the village. Thank you to all 27 volunteers, who gave their time during a wet autumn weekend and didn’t complain when going home with blisters and back ache! We can all look forward to appreciating the new colourful display this spring when the villages will be blooming with daffodils and crocuses down lanes, on green areas and on the village greens in Glazebrook and Hollins Green.
Did you know that the shop at Hollybank Caravan Park on Warburton Bridge Road is open to the public? For opening times see Amenities section on page 10.
ACHIEVEMENTS / SUCCESSES / HIGHLIGHTS
A major highlight of 2009 had to be the coming together of residents to join in carol singing on Glazebrook village green. With snow on the ground, children playing around the tree, santa in his Rotary sleigh, live music from local residents and mulled wine and mince pies, provided by Pete and Joan from Glazebrook Post Office, the scene was magical. Will this be an annual celebration? -check the next edition.
The Chrysanthemum Horticultural Society had a very high standard of entries at their annual show in 2009. Their next annual show will be on 11th September -look out for details in the next edition. For information on how to enter contact Neil Trownson on 0161 775 0302.
Hollins Green Beavers have achieved their Experiment and Healthy Eating badges. If your child is between 6-8 years and you wish to put their name on the waiting list contact Donna Wilson on 0161 775 3795.
Hollins Green Cubs celebrated coming 4th in the Warrington District Swimming Gala. More recently they enjoyed the challenge of the North West Face climbing wall in Warrington, gained their ‘Cheshire Challenge’ badgeandarecurrentlyworkingtowards their Promise Challenge badge. Enquiries contact James on 07793002025 or email james@irlam.net
Hollins Green Scouts have achieved their Photography and Global Challenge badges. They are looking forward to a night hike and sleep over at the Scout Centre. Scouts have a few spaces available contact Jonathan on 0161 777 8921 for more information if interested.
Hollinfare St. Helen’s Sunday School raised £84 for the Children’s Society at the Annual Christingle Service. Long Service certificates were presented to Sunday school teachers Linda Barton and Kath Lee to mark the United Nations Year of the Child. If you wish to know more about Sunday School simply contact Alan Domville on 0161 775 9360.
Key Stage 2 children from St. Helen’s School really enjoyed working with ‘Jabba’ both in school and at the after school club. Working on a DJ deck Jabba helped children to develop their musical skills of composition and performance with a focus on personal safety.
ACHIEVEMENTS / SUCCESSES / HIGHLIGHTS
Hollins Green Art Class continues to produce some fantastic artwork. The class are putting on a public display of work on Saturday 15th May between 11.00am -3.00pm at The Community Hall, Hollins Green. To find out more about the art class contact Rachelle on 0161 775 0524.
Dog Training classes, held at Glazebrook Methodist Church achieved 100% pass rate for their Foundation Course and on all bronze and gold Kennel Club Good Citizen Awards. New classes for puppies, adolescents, adults and senior dogs will be running throughout the year providing socialisation classes and behaviour modification. Contact Christine Meaney on 07903849204 or email cmeaney11@aol.com or visit theanimalbehaviourcentre.co.uk website.
Over 20 people turned out for the circular guided walk from Hollins Green and around Rixton Claypits despite icy conditions. Thanks to ranger Marcus for opening up the Visitors Centre for hot drinks.
Santa’s Float street collections organised by The Rotary Club of Irlam were very successful -thanks to all local residents who helped out.
The History Room in St. Helen’s Church House was officially opened in October 2009 and can now be accessed on Thursdays at 12.15pm or before any Friends of St. Helen’s Church events.
AtRixtonKarateClub’spresentationeveninginJanuaryKatie Noakes received Student of the Year and Jake Graham was awarded Most Improved student -well done to both. Good luck to Joshua Percival and Ian Woodhouse who are going in for their black belt in May. Go along to the Community Hall, Hollins Green on Tuesday or Thursday evenings between 6pm - 7.50pm or Saturday 11.00am - 3.30pm to find out more or contact Pat Kinsella on 0161 775 7026.
Camsley Grange Riding for the Disabled feels the newsletter has made a positive contribution to the support they have received from local residents. Volunteers Dawn and Linda were presented with their RDA Volunteering Training Certificate in January. For information on volunteering or riding contact Denise on 0845 2414311.
GROUP ACTIVITIES
A Youth Club has started at the Scout Centre, Manchester Road, Hollins Green on Wednesday evenings between 6.30pm-8.30pm for ages 12 and over. For more information contact Andrew on 07881461131.
Join other local 4-6 year old boys and girls in a game of football Cadishead Sport Junior Football Club, Rowson Drive, Cadishead between 10.30-12.00 every Saturday. All you need is suitable footwear, kit -including shin pads and 50p for the session. Contact Steve Nixon on 07784 261662 or visit www.cadisheadjfc.co.uk.
Hollins Green Indoor Bowling encourages all ages 12years and over to join them at The Community Hall, Hollins Green. There are vacancies on Wednesday 2.00-4.30pm and 7.30-10pm. Simply turn up with a change of soft footwear 10 minutes before start time or contact Harold Bate on 0161 775 7796. (under 18’s must be accompanied by an adult)
New members are invited to join Rixton Tennis Club, Chapel Lane, Hollins Green -if interested contact the new Chair, Mike Reddington on 07872 127256 or Paul Atherton on 07802 447672.
Rixton-with-Glazebrook Thursday Club welcome new members, male and female, to join them on Thursday afternoons from 2.004.00pm in The Community Hall, Hollins Green for a game of dominoes and card bingo -tea and biscuits provided. If interested simply turn up at 1.45pm or contact Gladys Young on 0161 776 1639 to find out more.
Rixton Karate Club offer classes in self discipline and self defence for adults and children from 7years upwards, at Hollins Green Community Hall. Chief instructor Mark Gooding, 4th Dan, welcomes beginners. For further information contact Pat Kinsella on 0161 775 7026.
WASPS Out of School Club held at The Scout Centre, Hollins Green, have places for children aged 3yrs upwards weekdays from 3.15-6.00pm. Prices are £6.00 per sesssion up to 4.30pm and £8.00 up to 6pm. Children are collected and transported from school. Activities include arts and crafts, sports and baking. For further information contact Laura Morley on 01925 259067.
GROUP ACTIVITIES
Glazebrook Badminton Club welcome newcomers of mixed age and ability on Thursday evenings from 7.30pm at Glazebrook Methodist Church. Simply turn up or contact Mr. Phoenix on 0161 775 5600.
Parents interested in a childcare place for children aged 21/2 -5yrs can call into Rixton-with-Glazebrook Pre-school, The Community Hall, Manchester Road, Hollins Green WA3 6LL 9.15-11.45am during termtime to find out more about the early years experiences on offer to children in the community and local areas. For further information contact Mandy on 0161 775 5810 or 07815561372.
Toddler Group meet every Wednesday between 9.30 and 11.30 at Rixton Methodist Church, Chapel Lane. If interested, simply turn up or to find out more contact Jane Sampson on 0161 775 0898.
Join other parents, babies and toddlers at Trevor’s ‘Cheeky Monkey Music’ sessions on Fridays 9.30am -10.30am, Rixton Methodist Church.
Glazebrook Yoga Class welcome newcomers to join them on Tuesday evenings between 7.00-9.00pm. For more information contact Peter Clemson on 07944566017 or email cyta.ashtanga@googlemail.com
Fancy your hand at modern ballroom, sequence, old time or line dancing -then simply go along Monday 7.30pm or Tuesday 8.00pm to Hollins Green Sequence Dancing classes at The Community Hall, Hollins Green. No advance fees - pay on the night - to find out more contact Doreen on 0161 775 7248. Doreen also holds a Social Dance every 3rd Saturday in the month from 8.00-11.00pm and an annual Dinner Dance trip - this year to Bury in March.
Once re-opened The Black Swan pub will once again host Bingo on Tuesdays, a quiz night on Wednesday and Thursday evenings and Karaoke on Saturdays. For further details contact Liz on 0161 777 9673.
Ye Olde Red Lion serve lunches12.00-3.00pm and evening meals 5.00-8.00pm Monday-Friday and 12.noon-8.00pm Saturday and Sunday. Specials include Curry Night on Tuesdays -curry and drink for £3.99 and ‘buy one get one free’ from special grill menu on Friday nights.
MOBILE LIBRARY
The Warrington free Mobile Library service stops around the village on alternate Tuesday mornings at the following areas and times: Chapel Lane 09.35 -09.50 Lime Close 09.55 -10.15 Birch Road 10.20 -11.00 Hollins Green Community Hall 11.05 -11.25 Post Office, Glazebrook Lane 11.35 -11.55 Ferndale Nurseries 12.00 -12.15 To confirm dates of the library service and for other information contact 07919 558598. There are no fines for overdue books and these can also be returned to any Warrington library if you wish. For opening times of other libraries in the surrounding area contact: Culcheth Library, Warrington Rd, WA3 5SL 01925 763293 Cadishead Library, Liverpool Rd, M44 5AN 0161 921 2179 Irlam Library, Liverpool Rd, M44 6FD 0161 775 3566
GETTING AROUND
Rural Rider local bus service -runs all year apart from bank holidays. If you need more information about the service and what it provides you can contact James or Shirley Tormey on 01925 450687 or by emailing jjtraveluk@yahoo.com.
The No.100 Bus serving Warrington to Manchester stops in Hollins Green. Visit the online timetable on www.gmpte.com/info or phone 0871 200 2233 for more information.
Trains running through Glazebrook Station, Glazebrook Lane WA3 5BA are managed by Northern Rail. For information on the services provided and parking facilities visit www.nationalrail.co.uk/stations and wikipedia.org/wiki/Glazebrook_railway_station or phone Enquiries on 08457 484950.
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OUTDOOR PURSUITS
Rixton Claypits -a Site of Special Scientific Interest designated a Local Nature Reserve in 1996. Rich in flora and fauna, including some rare species, such as the Great Crested Newt. For more information about events on at the reserve see www.warrington. gov.uk or phone the ranger on 0161 777 9726.
Footpaths around Rixton -our area has several footpaths. Three mapped out walks have been produced to date -leaflets are available from local libraries, Rixton Claypits, The Black Swan Pub or by downloading from www.hollinsgreen.net.
In the next edition we hope to include cycling and fishing -if anyone has any information on facilities in Rixton-with-Glazebrook please pass these on to the postal or email address on the back page.
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NURSERIES & FARMSHOPS
It may be useful to include opening times for any village nurseries and farmshops - please pass on any information to Mandy on 0161 222 4003 or email: mandy@hamiltondavies.org.uk
>MARCH
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Monday 1st 7.30pm
The Community Hall, Hollins Green -Annual General Meeting
Friday 5th 7.00pm
Indoor Bowling Charity cup tournament, Community Hall, Hollins Green. Profits for Action for Children, Warrington branch. Anyone can go along and support this event.
Saturday 11th 10.30 -11.00am
Warrington Borough Council surgery with local ward councillors and police at St. Helen’s Church House. If you have issues that you think your councillor or police can help with please pop along.
Sunday 14th 12.00noon -7.00pm
Special Mother’s Day menu at Sugarfields, The Rhinewood Country House Hotel includes free gift for every mother -phone 0161 775 1515 for more details or visit www.therhinewoodhotel.co.uk
Sunday 14th 9.30am
St. Helen’s Church Sunday School will be presenting flowers to every lady in Church for Mothering Sunday.
Sunday 14th 10.00am
Glazebrook Methodist Church Mothering Sunday service led by Mrs Carole Burgess.
Thursday 18th 7.00pm
Community Engagement Meeting, St. Helen’s school, Birch Road, Hollins Green -all residents welcome to air their views.
Thursday 18th 7.45pm
Parish Council Meeting, The Community Hall, Hollins Green
Friday 19th 8pm
Pre-school Race Night, The Community Hall, Hollins Green. Open to all adults, tickets only £5 available from Joanne on 0161 777 9280 or Mandy on 07815561372.
MARCH continued
Friday 26th 1.30pm
St. Helen’s School children’s Easter Service, St.Helen’s Church. St. Helen’s School / Pre-school and WASPS close for Easter.
Sunday 28th -British Summer Time begins -clocks go forward
APRIL
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Happy Easter
2nd - Good Friday 4th - Easter Sunday 5th - Easter Monday
Saturday 10th 10.30-11.00am
Resident’s surgery with your local Borough Councillor and local police officer, held at St. Helen’s Church House.
Monday 12th
St. Helen’s School / Pre-school and WASPS re-opens
Thursday 15th 7.45pm
Parish Council Meeting, The Community Hall, Hollins Green
Saturday 17th
Cubs will be venturing on a District fun day to Camelot.
Saturday 17th 11.30 -2.00pm
Glazebrook Methodist Church Spring Fayre -food and stalls- everyone welcome to come along.
Tuesday 20th
FlowerArrangingclassesbegin-contactEmmaon01816643101.
Wednesday 21st 8.00am -4.00pm
Clean Up Day -skips on the corner of Birch Rd / Sycamore Crescent for all residents to use to help tidy up our local environment.
Friday 23rd 7.30pm
Friends of St.Helen’s Church are hosting a talk by Rev. M. Burgess of Warburton on ‘Love and Marriage’ in Church House.
MAY
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Monday 3rd and 31st Bank Holidays
Thursday 6th 7.00am -10.00pm
Local elections -polling booths are situated in both the The Community Hall and Glazebrook Methodist Church.
Saturday 8th 7.30pm
Cadishead Band playing in St. Helen’s Church, Hollins Green -for tickets contact Alan Domville on 0161 775 9360.
Saturday 8th 9.00am -10.00am
Bedding Plant collection from St. Helen’s School -order forms available from the School office.
Saturday 15th 10.30 -11.00am
Resident’s surgery with your local Borough Councillor and local police officer, held at St. Helen’s Church House.
Saturday 15th 11.00am -3.00pm
A ‘Garden Safari’ - for further information and tickets contact Mandy on 0161 775 5810 or email mandy@hamiltondavies.org.uk
Thursday 20th 7.45pm
Parish Council Meeting, The Community Hall, Hollins Green
Friday 28th -St. Helen’s School / Pre-school and WASPS close ........................................................................................................
MONTHLY EVENTS
FlowerArranging Classes at Rixton Methodist Church, Chapel Lane, Rixton every 3rd Tuesday 7.30 - 9.00pm - simply turn up or contact Emma on 07816 643101 or email emma.moss5@btinternet.com
Glazebrook Womens Institute hold a craft session on the last Wednesday of each month 2.00 -4.00pm at The Community Hall, Hollins Green. Non members most welcome - £1 admission.
Doreen’s Social Dance held at The Community Hall , Hollins Green every 3rd Saturday 8.00 - 11.00pm.
>JUNE
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Monday 14th
St. Helen’s School / Pre-school and WASPS re-open
Thursday 17th 7.45pm
Parish Council Meeting, The Community Hall, Hollins Green
Friday 18th from 1.00pm
Sports Day, St. Helen’s School, Birch Rd, Hollins Green
Sunday 20th
Father’s Day
Tuesday 22nd June 1.00pm -3.00pm
Rixton-with-Glazebrook Pre-school’s annual Open Day. Parents with babies or young chidren under school age are welcome to pop into The Community Hall, Manchester Road, Hollins Green and find out more about what Pre-school can offer. For more details contact Mandy on 0161 775 5810 or 07815561372.
JulyDates Friday 2nd -School / Pre-school and WASPS closed for Warrington Walking Day. Friday 23rd -School / Pre-school and WASPS close for Summer holiday
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MONTHLY EVENTS
Sticky Church held every last Saturday at Rixton Methodist Church, Chapel Lane, Rixton. Everyone welcome to join in the fun for children from birth to 12 yrs and their families -simply turn up 10-11.30am.
Coffee Mornings are held each Saturday from 10.00-12.00am at:1st -Glazebrook Methodist Church 3rd -Rixton Methodist Church 2nd -Wesley Methodist Church 4th -St. Helen’s C.E. Church
Chapel Crafts workshops are held every 2nd Tuesday each month
7.30 -9.30pm at Rixton Methodist Church, Chapel Lane, Rixton.
MESSAGE FROM YOUR LOCAL PARISH COUNCILLOR CHAIR
MAUREEN BANNER
“ Our Civic Sunday is rich in history and tradition and represents a key event in the annual cycle of a Parish Chair’s year. The service brings together the elected representatives of the Parish, The Mayor, Borough Councillors, the Police and other Parish Chairs, church representatives and most importantly the community. The service in January seemed to me to be very special this year. We had a very full church, the flowers added a beautiful splash of colour and the Reverand Pat Gray captured all our attention with the imagination and power of her sermon. All appeared to enjoy the hymns selected and I believe we all left the church feeling spiritually uplifted. Our Parish has achieved a reputation amongst the Parish Chairs for the food we serve. We are very fortunate to have a wonderful team who manage to serve 75 people with a traditional hot English breakfast - impressing all who attend as we are the only Parish in Warrington serving hot food at such an event. This year was memorable for me, having had the privelege of being Chair for 5 years. I shall be welcoming and supporting a new Chair in May.”
The Parish Council vacancy for a new Parish Councillor has now been filled by Rita Westbury.
IMPORTANT CONTACTS Non-emergency calls to the police.........................0845 458 0000 Community Action Team (voicemail)......................0845 458 6390 Warrington Borough Council..................................01925 444400 NHS Direct.............................................................0845 4647
PARISH COUNCIL MEETINGS
You are most welcome to go along and observe your Parish Councillors acting on your behalf every 3rd Thursday of each month from 7.45pm at The Community Hall, Hollins Green -see diary for monthly dates. Questions for discussion should be put in writing beforehand to the Parish Clerk, Marilyn Lowe, 5 Hartley Close, Lymm, Cheshire WA13 0JJ.
WARRINGTON BOROUGH COUNCIL (WBC)
Your Local Ward Councillors regularly report issues back to the WBC such as footway repairs, lighting and grafitti problems. They attend the local Community Engagement Meetings to pick up any further issues and work alongside other agencies in order to maintain a quality of life for local residents. They also conduct resident’s surgeries at St. Helen’s Church House -see diary dates.
EAST WARRINGTON AREA CO-ORDINATOR
Partnership working in East Warrington continues to improve as the area board looks at finalising its area plan. Priorities include tackling loneliness and isolation, finding local jobs for local people and looking at ways to tackle speeding. Elaine Clipson has very kindly volunteered to be the resident board member for Rixton-with-Glazebrook and Maureen Banner is the representative for the Parish Council. The next Community Engagement Meeting will be held at St. Helen’s School on Thursday 18th March at 7pm. Please go along with any issues you have, ideas to improve things, or to simply find out more about the area plan. If you want any more information or wish to get involved with this exciting process, please call Diane White on 07827 232561 or email : dwhite@warrington.gov.uk
POLICE COMMUNITY SUPPORT OFFICER (PCSO)
PCSO Bethan Roberts is present once again patrolling our village and paying visits to school and Pre-school to talk to the children and staff. Joint police / local ward councillor surgeries provide opportunities for you to discuss any issues or concerns which are affecting you or your community - see diary dates.
Unfortunately it is impossible to include all information submitted about each facility in a single newsletter, however all forwarded information will be kept for future reference. The next edition will be distributed in July - any new information needs to be received by June 2010. If you would like to feature in the next edition or have any queries regarding the newsletter please do not hestitate to contact Mandy Eccles at The Hamilton Davies Trust on: Hamilton Davies House 117c Liverpool Road Cadishead Manchester M44 5BG
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