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Eden, Gelt and Irthing Team Ministry Directory RURAL DEAN Rev’d Edward Johnsen, The Vicarage, Hayton, CA8 9HR Tel 01228 670248. E-Mail:- edwardajohnsen@gmail.com
Team Rector Rev’d Stephen Robertson Tel 016977 41304, E-Mail:- teamrectoregi@gmail.com
Retired Clergy Rev’d Averyl Bradbrook Tel: 01228 562011, E-Mail:- abradbrook@btinternet.com Rev’d Elizabeth Gough Tel: 016977 46252, E-Mail:- elizabeth.gough3@btinternet.com Rev’d Janice Murray Tel: 016977 46400, E-Mail:- jangusmurray@tindalefell.plus.com Rev’d R Hicks Tel: 016977 2156 Retired Reader Miss Evelyn Alexander. Tel: 016977 3597 Lay Ministers Miss Sheila Goodliffe Tel:016977 41211, E-Mail:- sheilafg@btinternet.com Mrs Sue Hughes Tel: 01228 670362, E-Mail:- sp.hughes@outlook.com
St Kentigern Irthington
Date
Reading Rota
Cleaning
Sidesperson
Christine Davidson/Yvonne Jean Brown & Kathleen Fisher Armstrong
5th April
Jean Brown
12th April
Jonathan Jordon
Frank Coulthard & Jean Bishop
19th April
Dawn Collison
Maurice Beaty & Elleen Ridley
26th April
Gordon Brown
Sheila Mounsey & Diane Davidson
3rd May
Jill Little
10th May
Yvonne Roberts
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Frank Coulthard & Jean Bishop
17th May
Wendy Booth
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Maurice Beaty & Elleen Ridley
24th May
Diane Davidson
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Sheila Mounsey & Diane Davidson
31st May
Jean Brown/Patricia Moscop
5th Sunday
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Jean Brown & Kathleen Fisher
St John the Evangelist Crosby-on-Eden Date
Sidespeople
Flowers & Cleaning
5th April
Jean & Lesley
Mrs S Hetherington
12th April
Mandy & Sharron
Easter Sunday Lilies by Donation
19th April
Diane & Virginia
Mrs A Woodmass
26th April
Ann & Brenda
Mrs A Woodmass
3rd May
Sandra & Jackie
Mrs J Davies
10th May
Jean & Lesley
Mrs B Spiers
17th May
Mandy & Sharron
Mrs B Spiers
24th May
Diane & Virginia
Mrs V Wrightson
31st May
Ann & Brenda
Mrs V Wrightson
All Saints Scaleby
Date
Flower Rota
Church Cleaning Rota (Monthly)
5th April
Terry and Gillian Moore
12th April
Jackie Clifford
19th April
Jackie Clifford
26th April
Joan Bell
3rd May
Joan Bell
10th May
Helen Buck
17th May
Helen Buck
24th May
Rosalind Snaith
31th May
Rosalind Snaith
Margaret and Michael Grieve
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Church Services Date
BRAMPTON
CROSBY ON EDEN
5th April
12th April
19th April
26th April
3rd May
10th May
17th May
24th May
31st May
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IRTHINGTON
SCALEBY
Responding faithfully to the Coronavirus As I write this, we are in the forty days of Lent and looking forward expectantly to Easter. The nights are cold, but we are looking forward to the arrival of the spring sunshine. The world is gripped with more and more news about the spread of Coronavirus, and all the ways in which people and countries are responding. So, how should we respond? As all the advice is for those who develop cold or flu symptoms to “self-isolate”, it is important that we keep in touch by phone with family, friends and neighbours. Perhaps a friend or neighbour might need some shopping done, … or they might simply appreciate a friendly voice on the other end of the phone. Wash your hands, and recite the Lord’s Prayer as you do so. That is much more faithful than singing “Happy birthday” twice. Trust in the love and mercy of God, care for the sick and vulnerable, … and share your hope of life beyond death. Our church buildings will remain open for Sunday worship and, when possible, at other times too. If you are unable to come to church, for whatever reason, you are encouraged to keep up a pattern of Bible reading and prayer. The Church of England provides online resources for Daily Prayer. Remember Psalm 91: Whoever dwells in the shelter of the Most High will rest in the shadow of the Almighty. They say of the LORD, “He is my refuge and my fortress, my God, in whom I trust.” Surely he will save you from the fowler’s snare and from the deadly pestilence. He will cover you with his feathers, and under his wings you will find refuge; his faithfulness will be your shield and rampart. You will not fear the terror of night, nor the arrow that flies by day, nor the pestilence that stalks in the darkness, nor the plague that destroys at midday. If you say, “The LORD is my refuge,” and you make the Most High your dwelling, no harm will overtake you, no disaster will come near your tent. Easter follows Lent. In the season of Easter, we celebrate Jesus’ glorious resurrection and his victory over sin and death. Spring sunshine will come. And one day, the world will no longer be gripped by fears about Coronavirus. Revd Stephen Robertson Mission Community Leader Hello Everybody If you know anybody who would like an e-edition of the Parish News. Could you let me know who they are and their e-mail address, at parishnewseditor@gmail.com. A hard copy will be delivered as soon as possible. Please keep safe David Elsender 5
CORONAVIRUS UPDATE I expect most are aware that as of now (15th March 2020) all public worship in our parish churches is suspended until further notice because of the coronavirus situation. Weddings and funerals can still take place, but only with a limit on numbers in the congregation to ensure social distancing rules are not breached. Weddings can be held with as few as five present – the couple, the witnesses and the priest. Advice on christenings and the reading of banns is yet to be given. For funerals I will quote the instructions we have been given: Although this will be very difficult for everyone, numbers of those attending the funeral will have to be kept to a minimum – we advise immediate family only. Sadly, those over the age of 70 and those with an underlying health condition are strongly discouraged from attending in the present circumstances. Any changes to the normal service will be explained by the officiant to the family. Where family relatives or friends are unable to attend a funeral service, clergy can still take a funeral at the graveside or crematorium, even if those present are limited to clergy and funeral directors. Consider whether a memorial service could be held at some point in the future, which is an opportunity for more people to come together once Government guidance permits. No additional people should be expected to attend the service, such as an organist, verger, sound system operator etc. Everyone attending the service must adhere to Government guidance on social distancing. Please follow the directions of the officiant and funeral director if you are attending a service. While naturally those present may wish to shake hands or hug, all present should refrain from doing so in light of guidance on physical distancing. As for our buildings, those churches such as Hayton which are open daily we would like to keep open if at all possible, so they can be used as places for private
There are various options for getting worship and prayer resources out to people by the internet. Good place to look for links to live-streamed services and other devotional resources are the Church of England website and the Carlisle Diocese website. I and my colleagues will be considering what we might be able to offer locally via email, social media etc I would anticipate news bulletins, prayer needs and prayers, and spiritual food for thought will all be on the agenda. Please look after yourselves and each other, and hold this situation in your prayers. For our parishes and networks and families there may be hard times ahead. It is also an opportunity for the renewal of our faith and our service. 'Nothing will be able to separate us from the love of God in Christ Jesus our Lord'. Take care and God bless, Edward
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Club Calendar April/May 7th April
Irthington WI:- Trish Vasey—Talk as Past Mayor of Carlisle.
14th April
Crosby on Eden WI:- Ian Forth—Climbing Kilimanjaro
26th April
Scaleby & District Flower Club:- Heather Hays, “With Beauty in Mind”
5th May
Irthington WI:- John Barrie—Talk on Thurman's
12th May
Crosby on Eden WI:- Outside visit to Alpaca Company Stainton Penrith
13th May
Scaleby & District Flower Club:- Outing to Maureen Irving, Great Strickland
Events in April/May 23rd April
St Kentigern’s PCC:- AGM in the Church at 7.30pm
31st May
Crosby on Eden PCC Afternoon tea (Postpone until later in the year)
Claiming Dates 19th July
Irthington PCC:- Afternoon Tea and Grand Draw. Newtown Village Hall
4th October
Irthington PCC:- Harvest Service
5th October
Irthington PCC:- Harvest Supper. Newtown Hall
11th October
Scaleby PCC:- Harvest Festival at 11.00am
12th October
Scaleby PCC Harvest Supper, Scaleby Village Hall at 7.00pm £6pp
24th October
Irthington PCC:- Concert in St Kentigern's Church
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Regular Weekly and Monthly Groups Mon & Thurs
Post Office Outreach in Irthington 9—12, Irthington School
2nd Monday
Brampton Flower Club—7.30pm. Newtown Village Hall.
1st Tuesday
Irthington WI
2nd Tuesday
Kirklinton & District WI, Crosby WI
3rd Tuesday
Crosby on Eden Garden Club 8pm, Village Hall.
Wednesdays
Quilting and Patchwork, Newtown Village Hall —Nesta Cowper 016977 2440 , Jane Rutherford 01228 573257. 10am—3pm.
Wednesdays
Crosby on Eden Craft Group : 1.30pm to 3.30pm in the Hall.
1st Wednesday
Scaleby Natter Club
1st Wednesday
Irthington Parish Council meeting, Newtown Hall, 7.30pm
2nd Wednesday
Linstock WI
4th Wednesday
Scaleby & District Flower Club, Scaleby Village Hall 7.30pm
Wednesday
Seated Yoga. Crosby on Eden Village Hall. 10 to 11am every Wednesday . £4 including refreshments
Thursday
Yoga. Scaleby Village Parish Hall. 6.45pm to 7.45pm. Contact Alizon Blythe, Tutor. 07801137223
Every Sunday
Church Services as advertised
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Women’s Institute News IRTHINGTON WI MEETING FEBRUARY 2020 Jean Clark ran through items in the WI County News, including the Centenary Annual Council Meeting, to be held on Saturday 28 March 2020, 10:30am at Richard Rose Morton Academy. Jean Clark will be our delegate and Nesta Cowper will join her as a visitor. Visitors are welcome: cost £7.50. Irthington WI are hostesses for the Border Group Meeting on Wednesday 22 April 2020, 7:30pm at Newtown Village Hall. This will be a Musical Evening with ‘The Good Time Boys’. Thursby WI have invited us to their meeting on Monday 9 March 2020, names were taken. Liz Gaskarth took money for the trip to The Buccleugh Centre to see ‘Calamity Jane’. Next month, names will be taken for those interested in going on ‘The Trip’. The Border Group are organising a Centenary Dinner at Skitby on Wednesday 17 June 2020, 7 for 7:30pm, further details to follow. Irthington WI will hold a Coffee Morning in the Moot Hall, Brampton on Saturday 28 November 2020. Kitty Booth who works for Citizens Advice Carlisle & Eden, in the Carlisle office gave us a very interesting talk about what the Citizens Advice does. Citizens Advice is a registered charity, some staff are paid but most are volunteers. With over fifty volunteers, it’s the only way they can function as their service is free. The Department for Work and Pensions and the County and City Councils all give money to help with running costs, otherwise they rely on donations. Kitty began as a volunteer before becoming an employee five years ago and now trains others to help people. Citizens Advice, Carlisle, having recently passed their 80 th anniversary, opening in September 1939 and the Penrith office opened in 1960. Citizens Advice started by helping people to find family and help with housing and has grown in response to our ever-changing world to help with a wide variety of issues. In 2019 Citizens Advice Carlisle & Eden dealt with 4,122 people with 16,109 issues. There are a variety of ways to make contact with Citizens Advice which can be found on their website http://www.cace.org.uk/contact-us/ They also offer a ‘Drop In’ service three days per week at both offices. Carolyn Brough gave the vote of thanks, thanking Kitty for a very interesting and informative presentation. After supper, Liz Gaskarth gave everybody a ‘Links’ quiz. Flower of the Month 1. Kathleen Fisher 2. Kay Lindsay. Competition ‘Pen’ 1. Patricia Moscrop 2. Phyllis Francis Raffle - Patricia Moscrop
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Smile-lines Palm waving It was Palm Sunday, but five-year-old Jamie stayed at home with mum because of a bad cold. When his father and sisters returned, they were carrying several palm fronds. His sister explained: “People held them over Jesus' head as He walked by.” “That’s not fair!” Jamie protested. “The one Sunday I don't go, and He shows up!” On the hop Q: What do you get when you cross the Easter Bunny with an over-stressed minister during Holy Week? A: An Easter Basket Case Hot What do you call a chocolate bunny that was out in the sun too long? A runny bunny. Higher power A Sunday school teacher said to her children, "We have been learning how powerful kings and queens were in Bible times. But there is a higher power. Can anybody tell me what it is?" One child blurted out, "Aces!" The Lord is my Shepherd A Sunday school teacher decided to have her young class memorise one of the most quoted passages in the Bible, Psalm 23. She gave the youngsters a month to learn the Psalm, but little Charles did not find it easy to memorise much of anything. On the day that the children were scheduled to recite Psalm 23 in front of the congregation, Charles stepped up to the microphone and began proudly, "The Lord is my Shepherd….” He knew that much, but the rest of the Psalm suddenly deserted him. So he concluded bravely: “… and that's all I need to know."
Don’t break’em There was a very gracious lady who was mailing an old family Bible to her brother in another part of the country. "Is there anything breakable in here?" asked the postal clerk. The lady paused for a moment. "Only the Ten Commandments," she said politely. Environmentally friendly transport While driving in the countryside, a family caught up to an old farmer and his horse-drawn cart. The farmer obviously had a sense of humour, because attached to the back of the carriage was a hand printed sign: ‘Ecologically efficient vehicle: Runs on oats and grass. Caution: Do not step in exhaust.’ What God looks like An infants teacher was observing her classroom of children while they drew. One little girl was working away furiously, and so she asked her what the drawing was. The girl replied, "I'm drawing God." The teacher paused and said, "But no one knows what God looks like." Without missing a beat, the little girl replied, "They will in a minute." Packet? A small boy was asking his mother where he came from and when he heard his mother’s explanation, he replied: ‘Mummy, when God planted the seed in your tummy, was there a photo of me on the packet?’ 10
Crosby on Eden 200 Club Winners January 2020:- 1st Mrs E Hetherington, 2nd Mrs E Telford, 3rd Mr P Booth. February 2020:- 1st Mr M Tatterstall, 2nd Miss R Little, 3rd Mr B Henderson March 2020:- 1st Mrs E Hetherington, 2nd Mr R Gordon, 3rd Mrs A Horseman. April 2020:- 1st Rev R Hicks, 2nd Miss N Nattrass, 3rd Mrs A Thompson Irthington PCC 100+ Club winners February 2020:- 1st Val Harrison, 2nd Penny Ridley, 3rd Gillian Simpson, 4th Andrew Rutherford. March 2020:- 1st Matthew Jefferson, 2nd Zara/Freya Fisher, 3rd Jean Clark, 4th Malcom Grice Scaleby 100 Club winner
January 2020:- 1st Gordon Little, 2nd Alison Davies, 3rd Linda Thompson February 2020:- 1st Alexandra Bouch, 2nd Steven Kemp, 3rd Joyce Sedgewick. March 2020:- 1st June Thomlinson, 2nd Pamela Norwood, 3rd Alf Thompson
Gardeners’ Corner Brampton and District Flower Club :- All meetings held in Newtown Village Hall @ 7.30pm. All welcome. Following instructions from NAFAS Headquarters, all meetings have been cancelled
Scaleby and District Flower Club :- All meetings held in Scaleby Village Hall on the last Wednesday of the month at 7.30pm. New members and visitor welcome. ÂŁ5. Contact Hylda Armstrong 01228 791547.
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IRTHINGTON PARISH COUNCIL
Clerk: Ms Allison Riddell, Unit 2, The Old Brewery, Craw Hall, Brampton CA8 1TR Tel: 016977 3382 email - irthingtonpc@gmail.com Parish Website: https://irthingtonparishcouncil.wordpress.com Chairman: Mrs. Anne Jordan, Bleatarn Park, Bleatarn, CA6 4ND
01228 573269
Vice Chairman: Mrs Margaret Ogden, Glendue, Newtown, Irthington, CA6 4PF
016977 3350
Parish Councillors: Mr George Beck, Orchard House, Newtown, Irthington, Carlisle, CA6 4NX Mr Rod Peart, Woodside, Newby East, Carlisle, CA4 8RA
016977 42637
07902 742658
Mr. Peter Storr, Cobblestone Barn, Laversdale, Carlisle CA6 4PJ
07919 336464
Mrs. Hayley Slack, Croft Barn, Newby East, Carlisle CA4 8QX 07774 311780 Mr Mike Ridley, Ashlea, Newby East, Carlisle, CA4 8QX
01228 573391
City Councillors: Councillor Ms Valerie Tarbitt, 7 English Street, Longtown CA6 5SE 01228 791483 Councillor Mr David Shepherd, Moat Villa, Moat Street, Brampton 016977 2853 County Councillor Councillor Mr John Mallinson, 2 Wordsworth Court, Carlisle CA3 9DA
01228 533746
Neighbourhood Policing Team Non-emergencies
Phone101 Web-site: www.cumbria.police.uk
Any opinions expressed in the Newsletter below are those of the author and are not necessarily shared by individual members of the Parish Council. Chairman’s Newsletter March 2020 Although it might not seem like it, Spring is finally on its way. After all the recent flooding and storms, let's hope we are going to have some dry and sunny weather!
Myself and a fellow councillor recently attended a “Health and Wellbeing” day at Wetheral Community Centre, where there were several organisations in attendance. One of them was The Rotary Club, whose mission is to involve local people and help give back to the community. The Brampton and Longtown Rotary Club provides the opportunity to help others, whilst also meeting new people and making friends. Just some of the recent projects they have worked on include organising a sponsored work, a murder mystery evening and a golf fundraiser. For more details, please contact Kevin Walsh on 01228 596090 or 07967 108803.
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The recent bad weather hasn't helped the local roads, and I am increasingly being asked about the growing number of potholes throughout the parish. The most efficient way of reporting these is by using Cumbria County Council's website (www.cumbria.gov.uk) and navigating to the 'Roads, Travel and Parking' page. I am also happy to report that our defibrillator is up and running at Newtown Village Hall. Many thanks to Malcolm Dryden for installing it, and once again, thank you to The Brampton League of Friends for their funding. Lastly, due to the Covid-19 virus, the parish council has agreed a high infectious disease policy in order to remain an effective council. At the time of writing, all parish council meetings are suspended during the active period of this policy. Delegated powers have been introduced to allow the council to operate on a minimum requirement basis for planning applications and financial matters. It is uncertain when the Annual Parish Meeting will be held, but we will keep parishioners updated. A group has been established with the aim of working together to help those in isolation and need within the Brampton and surrounding area during the Covid-19 crisis. For those of you on Facebook, please check out the following page - B.A.T. Brampton Acting Together Group, for further information please call Carol Bell on 07841 824961 or Angie Find on 07788 735935. Please take care and a Happy Easter to everyone. Best wishes, Anne.
SCALEBY CHURCH 100 CLUB The Scaleby Church 100 Club for 2020/21 will commence in May 2020. Anyone wanting to join the 100 Club, please forward your form and cheque for ÂŁ12 per person per year (made payable to Scaleby P.C.C.) to Sheila Forster, Stoneknowe Villa, Scaleby, Carlisle, Cumbria, CA6 4LS, or to the person who delivers your magazine. Your form will come to you by email or with your Parish News. Please return it before 17th April to be sure of being in the first draw on Wednesday May 6 th Scaleby Bank details for a BACS payment to Sort Code 40 52 40 Account no. 00012721 Reference your name. More members mean more funds for the Church. Thank you to all those who have already joined and good luck in the forthcoming draws.
Sheila Forster Tel. 675339 email sheila.m.forster1@btinternet.com
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Irthington Parish Hello Neighbour It would look like normal life as we know it might be suspended for some, if not for all of us, over the next few weeks.
If you are self-isolating, unwell or stuck due to whatever restrictions are put into place and are in need of help with getting essential supplies, medicines or dog walking, then please give one of the numbers below a ring and we will work together to help you out as soon as we can. As Coronavirus (Covid-19) is contagious we will take every precaution to spread only kindness! Items will be left on your doorstep and we will remain 2m away. Emma Skelton
(Corbett House)
07801 66898
Fiona Todd
(Town House)
07526 510423
Fiona James
(Motte Cottage)
07718 536863
Rachel Matthews (Rowan House)
07810 537414
All three Parishes Maurice Armstrong is offering to collect medication etc for those who are selfisolating or disabled. Please phone him on Phone 07860 849772
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St. Kentigern’S ChurCh, irthington Invite you to
JUMP INTO SPRING On Thursday 2 April 2020 at 7.30pm At Newtown Village Hall Spring pops up with a Flower Demonstration by Chris Hogg A sustainable Fashion Show with Local talent A Raffle Tickets £8.00 in advance or £10 on the door Refreshments included Tickets available from Diane 016977 2300 or any PCC member nd
All Saints Scaleby Cheese & Wine Friday June 7th 7.00pm Hall Flatt, Scaleby Tickets £5 Available on the door Everyone Welcome.
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6
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6
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Community Contacts If you are involved in a local organisation or club, please do send in details of the main contact for enquiries. These can be listed on this Community Contacts page. An easy way to help potential new members find out more about you!
IRTHINGTON, St Kentigern Churchwardens: Mr G Brown 01228573206, Mr. R. Herrington 016977-3224, Mrs Y Roberts, 016977 3759, Mrs E Ridley 016977 3354. P.C.C. Secretary: Mrs K Fisher 01228 675297 P.C.C. Treasurer: Mrs J Brown 016977 2583 CROSBY-ON-EDEN, St John the Evangelist Churchwardens: Mr A Davies , P.C.C. Secretary: Jackie Davies , P.C.C. Treasurer: Mr R Gordon 01228791744
PARISH COUNCILS Stanwix Rural—Sarah Kyle (Clerk), 01228 231124; Irthington—Allison Riddell (Clerk), 016977 3382; Scaleby—Sarah Kyle (Clerk), 01228 231124
CLUBS & GROUPS Irthington WI—Jean Clark, 016977 2239; Linstock WI—Margaret Barker, 01228 533387; Kirklinton District WI– Sheila Fleming 016977 3227 Scaleby Natter Club—Sheila Forster, 01228 675339; Linstock Craft Group—Janet Holden, 01228 527332; Brampton Flower Club—Christine Kendall, 01228 560448; Crosby Garden Club—Lesley Connolly, 01228 573614; Scaleby & District Flower Club Hylda Armstrong 01228 791547 ; Crosby Crafting Group; Irthington Social Committee—Lynne Lawson, 01228 675893
PARISH HALL/VENUE CONTACTS Crosby-on-Eden— 07598931874; Scaleby—Louise Utting 01228 675121; Newtown Hall—Sarah Bamford, 07988 415987; Linstock WI Hall-Ann Watson, 01228 531709
Other key contacts and helplines: ELECTRICITY NORTH WEST (power cuts etc.): 0800 195 4141 (24 hours a day, 365 days a year). Minicom: 0800 458 9767 The Let Go Project (Penrith) - Information and advice—for those affected by domestic violence. Help line: 01228 633640 Childline Counselling: 08001111 Samaritans: 116 123. www.samaritans.org 23
Deadline for June/July edition is the 19th May Content: Please check the back page for next month’s deadline to avoid disappointment. Please email submissions to parishnewseditor@gmail.com. Posters/adverts should be in Word or .jpg format please. (You can use www.zamzar.com for free conversions to .jpg if needed) Hard copy may be sent to the Editors: Dawn Collinson, Burn House, Irthington, CA6 4NN Tel: 016977 3224 David Elsender, Townhead House, Irthington, CA6 4NN Tel: 016977 41375
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