MAGAZINE...2 PARISH MAGAZINE / AUGUST 2020 WORSHIP AT ST JOHN’S SILVERDALE We are delighted that we can be back in Church but, while we protect ourselves from COVID-19, you will

AUGUST 2020 [email protected] JOHN’S CHURCH, SILVERDALE

MAGAZINE

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8CHURCH NEWS

WHAT’S ON

DIRECTORY

VILLAGE NEWS

SILVERDALE OUTDOORS

Vicar’s Letter ...............................................................1Worship at St John’s Silverdale ....................2St John’s Calendar: August ............................ 3Other Churches ....................................................... 4Silverdale Methodist Church ...........................5Online Church Continues .................................6Returning to “Normal”? ......................................7

Joan Brown’s Charity Fund(hair)raiser ...14Silverdale Men’s Stuff ......................................... 15Tour de Morecambe ............................................16Scouts’ Cake Sale/Silverdale Players ........ 17Temporary Road Closure .................................18

Neighbourhood Watch numbers .............45Advertising policy ...............................................45

Parish Jottings.......................................................... 8Parish Council Co-option ...................................9Surplus Food Stall ................................................10VJ-Day ............................................................................ 11Silverdale WI ............................................................. 12Warton Alms House ........................................... 13

Silverdale Horticultural Society ..................20Garden Jobs for August .................................... 21Silverdale, Naturally ............................................ 22Keeping in Touch ................................................20

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VICAR’S LETTER

Rejoice with those who rejoice; mourn with those who mourn – Romans 12:15 Normally at this time of year our minds would be turning towards holidays. Some of us would be looking forward to getting away to somewhere new or maybe to somewhere we love and return to again and again. Holidays are those times when we can stop spinning the plates that make up our busy lives. Often when we return we hope that we can hold on to some of the things that we enjoyed about the slower pace of life.

As lockdown measures continue to be relaxed I am finding that I am looking back at those early days of lockdown when life as we knew it changed overnight. There was a slower pace of life for some of us. The glorious weather that encouraged us out into the garden or on walks.

Now might be an important time to just take stock of our lives – what we have gained and what we have lost over the last four months since the middle of March.

Over the last month I have watched a BBC programme from 2006 – The Monastery. Five men spent 40 days living in a monastery with a religious community. They entered into the daily lives of the monks, including attending all the services and working alongside the monks. At the end of the 40 days each man made a decision about what he would take away with him from their time at Worth Abbey.

I wonder what you would like to keep in your life from lockdown? I know that I would like to keep the space that I gained at the beginning. I would like to continue to walk each day. But I know, just like holiday dreams, it won’t be easy as daily life speeds up once again.

I also know things have been lost. Some of those things can be regained. I know I was disappointed as the diary emptied of a number of events that couldn’t happen because of the pandemic. I am sure that is the same for others. Some of those events we can get back. Some cannot.

There are things we have lost, and we will not be able to regain them.

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WORSHIP AT ST JOHN’S SILVERDALE

We are delighted that we can be back in Church but, while we protect ourselves from COVID-19, you will notice some differences. Sadly, we are obliged to draw your attention to the following:

• Please queue with appropriate social distancing while you wait to enter – we’ll show you where you can sit.

• You will need to provide your name and contact details which will be held for 21 days for ‘Test & Trace’.

• Remember: don’t shake hands or hug!• Social distancing! Do keep 2m apart all the time.• Sadly, singing is not permitted in churches.• You’ll have sit where shown and leave one at a time.• Please touch as little as possible on your way to and from your

place.• You must sanitise hands – coming in and going out.• When we have Holy Communion, it will be very different. Listen

out for how we’re going to do it.• We have gone contactless. We would encourage you to give

money online or using the contactless machine rather than cash.

If we can’t worship safely, then we won’t be able to open up for services, so thank you for your co-operation.

You ARE very welcome as we worship Jesus together!!

The lost months of relationships, not being able to visit loved ones and families. And the hardest of all not being able to say goodbye to a loved one as they died.

For many people the relaxation of lockdown is something to be celebrated, but for others it is a time of grief.

Whatever you decided to take from the last four months, I hope that it will be something that will enhance your life. Hold on to the good, let go of what is not helpful and cry with those who cry.

Mary Ashton


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ST JOHN’S CHURCH CALENDAR: AUGUST

THURSDAY, 5 AUGUST 10:30 Service of Words and Music

SUNDAY, 9 AUGUST:NINTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY

10:30 Holy Communion

THURSDAY, 12 AUGUST: 10:30 Service of Words and Music

SUNDAY, 16 AUGUST:TENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY

10:30 Morning Prayer

THURSDAY, 19 AUGUST: 10:30 Holy Communion

SUNDAY, 23 AUGUST:ELEVENTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY

10:30 Holy Communion

THURSDAY, 26 AUGUST: 10:30 Service of Words and Music

SUNDAY, 30 AUGUST:TWELFTH SUNDAY AFTER TRINITY

10:30 Morning Prayer

Online services will continue on YouTube:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzXVLSLkG__m2FUBY3AKVQg

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OTHER CHURCHESContact information for other churches - we advise that you check about services restarting as the position inevitably keeps changing.

SILVERDALE METHODIST CHURCH

Minister: The Revd Emma Holroyd, Tel: 01524 941266Church Contact: Mr Ian Abram, Tel: 01524 701551Website: www.northlancsmethodistcircuit.org.uk/silverdale.htm

ROMAN CATHOLIC

St Mary’s, Yealand Road, Yealand Conyers LA5 9SF

Parish Priest: Canon John X GibsonSt Mary’s is linked with St Mary of the Angels Bolton-le-Sands and Our Lady of Lourdes, Carnforth: www.ololcarnforth.org.uk/yealand.htm.

Our Lady of Lourdes, Silverdale Road, Arnside LA5 0DZ

Parish Priest: Fr Philip SmithOur Lady of Lourdes, Arnside, is part of the parish of Arnside, Milnthorpe and Grange-over-Sands: www.catholicparishofarnsideandmilnthorpe.org.uk.

UNITED REFORMED

Bolton-le-Sands United Reformed Church, Main Road, Bolton-le-Sands LA5 8DXwww.nlancsurc.org.uk/bls/index.htm.

SALVATION ARMY

20 Preston Street, Carnforth LA5 9BYwww.salvationarmy.org.uk/carnforth

RELIGIOUS SOCIETY OF FRIENDS (QUAKERS)

Yealand Friends’ Meeting House, 18 Yealand Road, Yealand Conyers LA5 9SH

lancsquakers.org.uk/yealand


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Silverdale

Aug 2020

Our church remains closed and at present there are no plans to re-open for Sunday services in the immediate future. However, the situation is continually changing and we will keep people updated. We are still keeping in touch with each other. Local churches are making use of Zoom to meet together for worship.

Last month we listed some of the considerable amount of provision on the internet for those who wish to listen in to acts of worship. Many people have found these Methodist sites really helpful:-

www.youtube.com/channel/UCUAUqhmhevz5sqhh72LIMxA

www.youtube.com/mchwevents

www.youtube.com/channel/UCUAUqhmhevz5sqhh72LIMxA

www.youtube.com/user/SwanBank

www.andyfishburne.com/2020/03/15/sthie-at-home-online-worship/

Our Minister is Rev Emma Holroyd who can be contacted on

( 01524 941266

May the God of hope fill you with all joy and peace as you trust in him, so that you may overflow with hope by the power of the Holy Spirit.

Romans 15; v 13


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ONLINE CHURCH CONTINUES...

A PRAYER IN THE TIME OF CORONAVIRUS:

Keep us, good Lord,under the shadow of your mercy

in this time of uncertainty and distress.Sustain and support the anxious and fearful,

and lift up all who are brought low;that we may rejoice in your comfort

knowing that nothing can separate us from your lovein Christ Jesus our Lord.

Amen.

ONLINE CHURCH AND MAGAZINE

Although services in St John’s are starting to resume, they will continue to be broadcast on St John’s YouTube channel for those who are still socially-isolating. Go to:

https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCzXVLSLkG__m2FUBY3AKVQg

St John’s also has a Facebook page and a weekly information sheet giving details of online services. To be added to the list, please e-mail:

[email protected] or ring: 01524 701499.

St John’s is also online at:

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/groups/202895474363145/

A church near you - https://www.achurchnearyou.com/church/11645/

We very much hope to be able to start printing the Parish Magazine from September onwards... The benefit of electronic publishing is that we can circulate an additional August edition instead of a joint July / August one!


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RETURNING TO “NORMAL”?

There are lots of signs of normal life beginning to resume as demonstrated by the gradual reopening of pubs, cafés and shops, and also by the restoration of the What’s On section of the Parish magazine – the first time that we have had anything but cancellations to report since March. Much still cannot go ahead as normal - as noted later in the magazine - but it is good that some activities are starting to get going again.

The resumption of services in Church is also very welcome as we know that many people have missed being able to worship with others. On 26 July, a familiar feature of Silverdale Sundays was back for the first time since the beginning of lockdown, when bell-ringing on all the Silverdale bells resumed – not for the regular Sunday service but for a wedding! Many congratulations to the bride and groom.

Given social distancing requirements, it was only possible for all six bells to be rung in a touch of Bob Doubles because we were assisted by a bell-ringing family from Kirkby Lonsdale. Many thanks to Nigel, Carolina, James and Matthew Goodship, Kevin Alpin and (of course) Silverdale’s ringing maestro, Robin Daw, for making it happen. We are totally prejudiced, but it has been great to read the nice comments that lots of people have put on Facebook welcoming the return of ringing.

As everyone starts to pick up various other activities, we very much hope that time will still be found to continue the community support that has been so strong in Silverdale over the last few months.


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VILLAGE NEWS

PARISH JOTTINGS - JULY 2020 - TERRY BOND

Co-option: Liz Unsworth was co-opted as a councillor replacing Phil Bickerstaff.

Planning: No objections to trecent applications. Cllr Greenwell was asked to raise the issue at City Council of planning permission being given for new builds and extensions without adequate provision for septic tank and wastewater drainage and appropriate follow-up by building inspectors to ensure that the correct equipment was installed.

Parish Contractors: Agreed to form a small group to review tender arrangements and qualifications of contractors

Speeding: Several letters from residents had been received regarding this issue, which appears to have worsened during lockdown. A survey had also been done on Facebook about the issue. The brackets for the Speed Indicator Devices were now in place and the SPIDs needed to be fitted asap. Discussion will continue about the purchase of a SPID which provides data on vehicles speeding. It was also stated that many of the speeding vehicles in the village were driven by residents themselves!

Parking: Discussion on this was deferred to the next meeting, and it was recognised that residents should be involved in forming a solution to this problem in the village.

Playground: The newly-sown grass was doing well. Climbing rope needed replacing: Clerk to order new part. Agreed to reopen the playground as of Saturday 18 July. Those supervising children will need to take responsibility for the cleaning of children’s clothes and hands.

Noticeboards: A report was received from the Healthy Village Communications Group recommending the repair and renewal of village noticeboards. Agreed that this will be costed and completed.

Trees: Given the speedy onset of ash dieback, it was agreed that a survey of parish trees would be carried out to know how many ash trees would need felling.


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Council members have been so busy attending to a wide variety of issues that we have overlooked the need to communicate this work adequately to the public. With this in mind, Council co-opted Liz Unsworth on 6 July, primarily to take on the role of Communications Officer. Liz brings to Council much-needed expertise in public and media relations.

Details still need to be finalised, but essentially Liz will prepare regular bulletins for circulation to the Silverdale public and the news media to familiarise recipients with Council activities. It is proposed to issue details of other Councillor responsibilities with contact details so that the public have a direct route to feed information and ideas into the system.

Distribution will be mainly using electronic means and including Facebook and the Council website, but also printed copy for the Parish Magazine and the Council noticeboard. We will also explore any advantages to be gained from direct communication with the clubs and associations as appropriate.

Contact Details:

[email protected].

Tel: 01524 805664

Parish Council website: http://www.silverdale-pc-lancs.gov.uk/

Mike Fletcher

Chairman, Silverdale Parish Council

PARISH COUNCIL CO-OPTION

The next meeting of the Parish Council will be on Monday, 3 August. The meeting will follow the same format as July, with members of the public able to attend remotely either using Teams or dialling in directly. Details can by obtained from the Clerk:

[email protected]

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SURPLUS FOOD STALLThe Surplus Food Stall will be back in operation again over the summer. Every Wednesday morning from 9-11 am, starting on 22 July, the stall will be set up in front of the Gaskell Hall.

If your veg plot, fruit bushes or fruit trees are producing too much for you to handle, don’t throw away the surplus. Bring it along to the stall, where you can swap it for something else or donate it for someone else to take. There is no charge, but some people generously put a donation in our Morecambe Food Bank collection box. Try to bring along your own carrier bag or basket for taking produce away. We do have some paper bags available.

Karen Bennett

CARNFORTH RECYCLING CENTRE

The Carnforth household waste recycling centre is now open again from 09.00 to 17.00, Thursdays to Mondays.

The restrictions on visiting the centre have changed. Cars no longer need an appointment but only one sort of waste should be taken because you will not be able to walk around the recycling centre using different containers.

Vans and vehicles with trailers can visit by appointment only.

Construction and demolition waste such as plaster, plasterboard or asbestos will not be accepted.

Further details at: https://www.lancashire.gov.uk/coronavirus-updates/waste/

Lancashire County Council

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VJ DAY

15 August is the 75th anniversary of VJ Day – the day Japan surrendered, in effect ending the Second World War – and the Government is to announce plans to mark the 75th anniversary, though in view of the continued lockdown, celebrations are likely to be very muted.

It should also be remembered that the War did not simply come to a dead stop for everyone on 15 August 1945. There was an entire Allied Army – together with prisoners of war, many of whom were in extremely poor health – to be repatriated, with the result that large numbers of servicemen were despatched to the Far East to facilitate their return.

My parents married in 1944. My father was an aircraft fitter in the RAF and found himself posted to India towards the end of 1945: like many RAF personnel, he didn’t get back to England to be demobbed until the middle of 1946.

Frank Cranmer

Note:

The Royal British Legion is asking everyone to remember the contribution of all Commonwealth and Allied Forces on this day. It is astonishing to realise that that the fighting in the Asia-Pacific took place from Hawaii to North East India. The main fighting force from Britain and the Commonwealth, the Fourteenth Army, was apparently one of the most diverse in history, with over forty languages spoken and all the world’s major religions represented.

It is also important that we remember all those who were innocent victims of a very cruel war, including those who suffered in Hiroshima and Nagasaki.


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.... not just social distancing and bubbles ....

Oh dear – the words that have crept into our everyday vocabulary are alarming. Alarming because we have so quickly embraced them and, I guess, rightly so. Keith and I formed a bubble with two family members this last week and found that we quickly relaxed with each other but were still very cautious when out and about – the house seemed like a refuge to return to!!

Many of you may know that some of the WI ladies met on the Institute Field – sitting in circles on their own chairs, 2m apart. The outcome proved to be a wonderful experience for all and reinforced my mantra that the WI means friendship, friendship, friendship. The social interaction that we were able to enjoy was immeasurable and something that we had all missed.

Meanwhile, the committee has continued to be busy getting information out to the membership with our own Broadsheet compiled and edited by Molly and Nancy – a big thank you to them and all contributors.

We have also co-opted two new committee members, Polly Broadhurst and Jocelyn Pritchard. We congratulate them on these appointments and very much welcome fresh eyes/ideas to the team.

It is still unclear when we shall all be able to get together for a monthly meeting – safety being paramount. Meanwhile, take care.

Kind Regards

Marjorie, President


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ARCHBISHOP HUTTON CHARITY: WARTON ALMS HOUSESSubsidised housing for people in need of support

Hundreds of years ago, a Charity was set up by Matthew Hutton, Archbishop of York from 1595 to 1606, who came from the Ancient Parish of Warton. The Charity provides subsidised housing for those in need of support and who at the time of applying live in the parishes of Warton, Yealand, Borwick or Silverdale.

At present, there are two vacancies. The properties are available, at significantly lower cost than would be usual, for applicants who can demonstrate a need for such support. The Alms Houses are a pair of semidetached bungalows, each with a double and small single bedroom, together with living room, kitchen, bathroom and outdoor area. Viewing can be arranged prior to making an application.

Application forms, and some further details (including costs), are available from the Secretary of Trustees (address below) and must be returned to the Secretary by 4.00 pm on 28 August. Applications will be considered by Trustees and short-listed applicants will be called for interview towards the end of September.

Jim Bennetts (Secretary of Trustees, Archbishop Hutton Charity), Thornycroft, 35 Stankelt Rd, Silverdale, Carnforth, Lancs, LA5 0TF.


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WHAT’S ON

JOAN BROWN'S CHARITY FUND(HAIR)RAISER

Please come and join us on Saturday 8 August, 2-4 pm on the Silverdale Institute Field, where Joan will be shaving her head in support of her husband David to help raise funds for Bowel Cancer UK. Buy a ticket to enjoy a homemade afternoon tea in-a-box, socially distanced of course. Tickets are £10 and must be pre-ordered by 6 August.

Know someone who's self-isolating who'd like to join in? No problem: we'll deliver it to them! Tickets are available from Nancy Bond (702693) or Val Westhead (701847). Cakes and refreshments will be available on the day. Don't forget to bring a chair! Limited parking. 100% of proceeds will go to Bowel Cancer UK and donations on the day and online are very welcome – https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/joan-brown-silverdale – Joan and David truly appreciate your support.

Many thanks,

Val Westhead


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SILVERDALE MEN’S STUFFBACK TO THE WOODIES

After numerous calls for Men’s Stuff to re-start its regular visits to the Woodlands Hotel for a pint and a natter, it was decided that we could resume – fortnightly – from 16 July, starting at 7.00-ish, as follows:

July: 16, 30August: 10, 24September: 8, 22October: 7, 21 November: 5, 19

NB: Last orders are at 9:30pm and SMS closes for December.

LUNCHES AT THE SILVERDALE

Lunches have now resumed: meet at Silverdale Hotel at 12.30 for 13.00 for lunch outside, finishing around 14.00. The choice is from the menu on the day as provided by Caroline. Vegetarian-friendly with vegan and gluten options.

Car shares and lifts can be organised if required. Disabled people are welcome. If the weather is unsuitable just don’t come.

Cost: No donation to SMS – drinks & lunch to your own account to be settled by card.

Please e-mail Peter Vreede if you are interested to join in, so that we have a vague idea of numbers attending.

WEDNESDAY 22 JULYTHURSDAY 27 AUGUSTMONDAY 14 SEPTEMBERTUESDAY 27 OCTOBERWEDNESDAY 11 NOVEMBER

Peter Vreede: 702748: [email protected] Binks: Silverdale Hotel: 01524701118: [email protected]


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SILVERDALE MEN’S STUFFTOUR DE MORECAMBE

TUESDAY 4 AUGUST 2020

OR ALTERNATIVELY IF WET,

TUESDAY 11 AUGUST 2020

MEN ONLY

Bill Robinson hopes this will be the first in what could become a regular event for ‘Stuffers’. The aim is to combine an enjoyable couple of hours in convivial company with some healthy exercise at a gentle pace. Cycle to the rendezvous or drive with your 'velo' and park at (now closed) VVV at Bare.

The terrain is flat and we shall be away from traffic, but not pedestrians and other promenade users. Please ride at your own speed and enjoy!

Grand Départ: 11 am, VVV Leisure Club Car Park, The Shore, Hest Bank, Morecambe, Lancaster LA2 6EQ.

Route: Promenade to Heysham Village & return.

Distance: Approx. 9 miles round trip.

Refreshments: Bring your own picnic or purchase in Heysham village.

Cost: Nil and no donation to SMS.

Organisers: Peter Vreede and Bill Robinson

Action: Please indicate your interest by e-mailing me ASAP at [email protected] so we can hold a roll-call on the day.

Peter Vreede


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SCOUTS’ CAKE SALE

There is a weekly cake sale outside the Gaskell Hall in aid of the Scout 32nd Asian Pacific Jamboree in December 2021: local Scouts and Explorer Scouts are raising funds to go on this once-in-a-lifetime experience.

The cake sale will run on Wednesdays from 8 am to 11 am till 19 August. A selection of homemade cakes and traybakes are available, plus a quiz on British Towns and Cities.

Georgina Moon

SILVERDALE VILLAGE PLAYERS

It is with heavy hearts that, on top of having to postpone the performance of Under Milk Wood and cancel the Treasure Island show, Silverdale Village Players are very sorry to announce that this year’s panto will not be going ahead.

Although the restrictions imposed through the period of lockdown are gradually being relaxed, it is still unclear when live theatre performances will be able to resume. We are sure that you appreciate how much hard work goes into preparing and rehearsing for each of our productions. Under normal circumstances we would already have begun our panto preparation, but it’s clear that the current restrictions would hamper our ability to rehearse safely and sufficiently and to be able to put on a production of the quality we would all expect.

We’d like to thank everyone involved in all three productions for their hard work and dedication, even though the shows couldn’t be performed.

Please save up your ticket money as we hope to be treading the Gaskell Hall boards next year!


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TEMPORARY CLOSURE:NEW ROAD LEVEL CROSSING

The County Council has made a Temporary Closure Order for the level crossing at New Road to allow works to be carried out. The crossing will be closed:

• from 10 pm on Saturday 15 August to 10 am on Sunday 16 August• from 10 pm on Saturday 22 August to 10 am on Sunday 23 August;

from 10 pm on Saturday 29 August to 10 am on Sunday 30 August.

‘Folk at the Silverdale‘ After consultation with Richard at

The Silverdale Hotel we have decided not to restart until January 2021

if all is well by then. We are sorry to have to make this decision but feel that it is in the best interests of our

audience and guests. We look forward to seeing you all again as soon as it is safe to do so.

Our guest for January is Stanley Accrington and if you want a bit of cheering up – he’s definitely the man to do it!

We had a hilarious night with him in March.


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S I LVE R D A L E A N D T H E E N VI R O N M E N T

SILVERDALE AND THE ENVIRONMENT

SILVERDALE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY

While the good folk of Ambridge continue to agonise over whether or not to hold a virtual flower & produce show, the committee of your very own Horticultural & Gardening Society has decided - sadly - that the annual Autumn Show in the Gaskell Hall cannot go ahead in the present circumstances.

Instead, we propose to hold Silverdale’s first Virtual Show. All exhibits for the virtual show will have to be submitted as a digital photograph: one photograph per entry. Photographs must be submitted by the end of the day on Monday 31 August 2020, and details of how to submit entries will follow at a later date.

You can see the list of classes here. Alternatively, e-mail [email protected] for a copy.

The Committee



GARDEN JOBS FOR AUGUST• Watch out for vine weevil damage on garden and pot plants –

particularly the latter. Notched edges of leaves eaten by the adult or complete collapse of the plant after the 1cm long grubs have eaten the roots indicate this pest. Drench the soil/compost in a solution of Imidacloprid. If you don’t want to use this neonicotinoid, removing any plant in a pot, shaking off and examining the compost is an alternative. The grubs are large enough to be picked out manually. The birds love them. Repot afterwards – the plant not the birds.

• Clip over lavenders and hebes to keep compact. This must be a light trimming, or you may kill the plant.

• Dig over and prepare areas to be seeded for grass. Late August/early September is an ideal time for sowing grass. At the end of the month, or in September, apply autumn lawn feed to established lawns. This toughens it up for the winter.

• Sow spring cabbages and winter lettuces. A late sowing of salad crops as well as spinach, chard and beetroot can fill gaps and crop this autumn. Regularly pick summer-sprouting broccoli and courgettes.

• Order spring-flowering bulbs. Mail order provides a better selection, but they also become available in garden centres in August in normal times. Daffodils, crocus and alliums can be planted now.

• Give hedges their final trim of the year.

• Raise the lawnmower blades in dry weather and mow less frequently.

• Prune out fruited blackcurrant stems completely. Feed with a general fertiliser.

• Seed-raised annuals such as Cosmos, Nicotiana, Ammi and Zinnia make good cutting flowers. Regularly snipping off flowers just above a leaf joint encourages new growth and flowers.

• Prune rambling roses. Cut out some of the older stems and shorten side shoots on remainder. Prayers can be offered before embarking on this enterprise.

Rosemary Speak



SILVERDALE, NATURALLYHave you noticed the new terminologies which have intruded into village conversations as a result of the coronavirus epidemic? I list but a few: flattening the curve, first wave, second wave, week-end effect, spike, furlough, quarantine, lockdown. There doesn’t seem to be a single word for the opposite of ‘lockdown’ and we have to resort to the clumsy ‘releasing the lockdown’. As well as using the new language of crisis during casual conversations delivered from at least 2 metres apart, villagers are developing new interests and ambitions to give structure to the weeks that seem to fly by without fixed points contributed by choir rehearsals, bridge, WI, coffee mornings in the Gaskell Hall etc. I know of ladies sewing scrubs for hospital workers, birders out logging bird species – one couple of my acquaintance has claimed to have identified over 170 species of wildflower on our patch during their daily walks. So many people are out jogging and cycling and maybe there are some writing novels going under the radar. Those fortunate enough to have gardens have occupied themselves bringing their plots to kempt perfection, only to have them wrecked by the vicious storms of late June and early July. The feature pergola in my garden was half demolished by one of them taking down mature clematis climbers, wisteria and roses.

My personal odyssey is an unusual one: I play the piano tolerably well (as the son of a music teacher does) and love Beethoven’s music, so I am celebrating his 250th birthday by trying to work my way through all 32 of his divine piano sonatas. I have an old German publication which, helpfully, indexes the sonatas in order of increasing difficulty as well as in the order in which they were written. (Amateur pianists in the village who can play the famous first movement of the ‘Moonlight Sonata’ will be interested to learn that it is 22nd in order of difficulty, mainly on account of the frenetic final movement.) I am up to 8th in the order of difficulty and it makes for gruesome listening, I confess. Each page I turn gets blacker with a greater density of notes and increasing complexity in flats and sharps. Will I ever reach and conquer the ‘Hammerklavier’, the 32nd in order of difficulty? Probably not.

Everyone needs their own personal Hammerklavier to strive for in perilous days.

Malcolm Stevens

D I R E C T O R Y

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KEEPING IN TOUCH:

The Silverdale Events website has been sending round local updates on things that we all needed to know to keep us going during lockdown. It has been invaluable so many thanks are due to David Crowe and Jane Curzon for their work on it. As lockdown is easing, the newsletter will revert to its original purpose of keeping everyone abreast of events in Silverdale. If you are not already registered on the website to get their newsletters, please visit:

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01524 702670 / 07496 512917 [email protected]

ARNSIDE DENTAL PRACTICE

FAMILY DENTAL CARE

NEW PATIENTS WELCOME

36 Silverdale RoadArnside

Tel : 01524 762291

WASHING MACHINE REPAIRS

Washing MachinesCookers

Dryers and all domestic appliances serviced & repaired

By John LudlamDomestic Appliance Service Engineer

For service ring 01524 781707

HPC Registered Chiropodist / PodiatristHome visiting service in Silverdale and

surrounding area30 years’ professional experience

Ms Philippa Goodwin MCh CH08209 Tel 07533348481

07970 766889


ACORN LANDSCAPES(Established 25 years)

Specialists in :

Stone Work Patios Block Paving Driveways Fencing Turfing General Clearance

Contact : Brent GleaveTel : 01524 825246

Mobile : 07850 783738

7 Stankelt RoadSilverdale

Carnforth LA5 0TA

S I L V E R D A L E H O T E LShore Road, Silverdale

Tel : 701118Opening times : 11.00 am – 11.00 pm every day

Food service : Tues-Sat from 12 noon to 2.45pm & 6 to 8.45pm Sunday from 12 noon to 3.00pm. No food service on Mondays

Bookings being taken for accommodation

Phil EmsleyHeating Engineer

Boiler Service and RepairInstallation

Natural Gas and LPG07944 164076

[email protected] in Silverdale

637081


ALAN M FAWCETTFuneral Directors

120 Kellet Road, CarnforthTel : 733048

Private Chapel of RestAn independent family firm

also at71/73 Main Road, Bolton le Sands Tel : 824848

Est 1860J N WILSON

FUNERAL DIRECTORSAn Independent Family Run Business

50B Market Street, Carnforth & Hillview, Stainton Street, Millhead

Tel (24 hr) : 01524 732301

MILLER’S PLUMBING & HEATINGAll your plumbing needs met

Reliable service Professional craftsmanship

Mobile: 07710838656Email: [email protected]

LB MAINTENANCE SOLUTIONS LTDAll aspects of maintenance work

Summer Specials :Bungalow roof moss removed Gutter cleansPointing Jet washingExternal painting Fencing

And much moreContact your local Silverdale gentleman, Lee

on 07508543509 or email: [email protected]


Relax in the 17 metre Swimming poolUnwind in the fully equipped Gym, Sauna & Steam

RoomTreat yourself in our Restaurant & BarEntertain the family in our indoor Bowling AlleyStay in a luxury holiday home or Camping PodTourers and tents welcomed

Holgates Holiday Parks Cove Road, Silverdale, LA5 0SH

01524 701508

[email protected]

www.holgates.co.uk

Extensive menu and daily specials board using locally sourced quality produceReal Ales Carefully selected from quality suppliers for premium satisfactionWarm and welcoming atmosphere in the heart of SilverdaleLuxurious Holiday Cottages to hire

The Royal Cafe Bar & Restaurant, Emesgate Lane, Silverdale, LA5 0RA

Open from 10am till late 7days per week

01524 702608

[email protected]

www.theroyalsilverdale.co.uk


GARY FISHWICKGeneral Builder20 yrs experiencePlastering, Tiling,

Blockwork, Repairs andAlterations

All work consideredTEL : 01524 702188

R J BOLTON & SONSBUILDERS, CONTRACTORS, PLASTERING, ROOFING, TILING, JOINERY

PROPERTY REPAIRS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION(PLUMBING & HEATING ARRANGED) Tel : 701208

FISHWICKS FUNERAL SERVICENAFD BIFD MBIE

BEETHAM HALL, BEETHAM, MILNTHORPE, LA7 7BQTEL : 015395 63108

F & W BURROWFamily Butchers

Fresh Local Farm Meats

Emesgate LaneSilverdale

Tel : 701209

PARKPLUMBING & HEATING

SERVICESInstallation, Servicing and

MaintenanceGAS SAFE REGISTERED

Silverdale Based James Park

Mobile : 07974306095Email : [email protected]

Challan Hall, Silverdale‘Need somewhere for friends and family to stay?’ B&B at a wonderful location over-looking Hawes Water, and just one mile from the village

Contact : Charlotte CassonTel : 01524 701054email : [email protected]


Call Anthony on 07391 110661

Over 20 years’ experience serving the local community

All Aspects of Plumbing and Gas Work

Paul KnightDECORATOR AND PROPERTY

MAINTENANCEInterior and Exterior Painting & Decorating

Project management for all aspects of renovation work

07799 [email protected]

THE STABLESLuxury 4-Star Self-Catering

Detached CottageSituated within peaceful

surroundings of Lindeth House

The cottage sleeps 2.The bedroom has a super-king size 6 foot bed with an en-suite wet room

suitable for disabled persons with wheelchair. In addition, there is a

separate shower room & toilet.No smoking and no pets, please

Short breaks out of season

Contact Cathy Ranford on01524 702121 or 07885 819170

email: [email protected]

www.adtechplumbing.comEmail: [email protected]

More details at

Time & TideVintage Shop

NOW CLOSEDThanks to all our customersJo and Pat are still interested

in buying any of the following items :

Jewellery, collectables, cutlery, ornaments, small

furniture etcTel: 01524 701049 or

07544998029


BEACH GARAGE, SILVERDALEMODERN WORKSHOPS MOT TESTING

SERVICING OF RESTORATIONPETROL AND DIESEL NEW & OLD

ENGINEERINGWELDING AND TURNING

TELEPHONE 701600

THE LAKELAND WINDOW COMPANYTimber, Sash & Secondary Glazing Specialists

Bespoke Windows, Doors & Bi-Fold Doors in Timber & PVCU

www.thelakelandwindowcompany.co.uk“A Modern Company with Traditional Values”

Telephone 0800 731 5927 email [email protected] Reg Number 5426775

J. ELLERAY BUILDINGOFFERING GENERAL BUILDING SERVICES THROUGH THE SOUTH LAKES &

BAY AREAPhone / 07545 237 369 Email / [email protected]

Web / www.jelleraybuilding.co.uk


Free cash withdrawals for most UK bank accounts

Deposit facilities for several banks including P.O. Savings accounts

Euros and US dollars in stock Other currencies available to order for next day delivery

Travel Money Card available to order

Motor vehicle & fishing licences Most utility bills payable free of

charge, including United Utilities

SILVERDALE PHARMACY18 Emesgate Lane. Phone 01524 701274

For Medical, Surgical, and Toilet Requisites

Expert advice

Blistered dosage packs for community or residential patients

Disability Aids ordering services

Mobile Podiatrist / ChiropodistDebra J Clifford BSc (Hons), MChs, Registered with the HPC

♦ Routine Foot and Nail Care♦ Corns and Hard Skin♦ Problem Nails

♦ Foot Health Advice♦ Insoles Prescribed

A local, friendly and professional service – all in the comfort and privacy of your own home

Call : 01524 702759 email : [email protected]

Competitive prices

Bleach safe to use with septic tanks

Particular products, not on our shelves, can be ordered within 24 hours

For further information, contact Macia and his team

Newspaper sales ordering/delivery service wide selection of magazines

Luxury dairy ice-creams Traditional sweets,

confectionery & tobacco Selection of stationery,

greeting cards & gift wrap Toys, gifts, maps,

souvenir, books Household items and

dry cleaning services And much more

SILVERDALE NEWS & POST OFFICE17 Emesgate Lane, Silverdale

Tel/Fax : 01524 702367 email : [email protected]


JAMES AIREY FLOORING

SUPPLIERS & INSTALLERS OF CARPETS AND FLOORING

CALL 07977 910787

MARTINPAINTER & DECORATOR

INTERIOR & EXTERIORWORK

Please ring for an estimate

MOBILE : 07881 895 909TELEPHONE : 01524 61834EMAIL : [email protected]

LAWRENCE TAXI& PRIvATE HIRE

Call Catherine and Duane on

07720205099

www.lawrencetaxi.co.uk

Local & Long Distance

Airport / Seaport

Pre-bookings taken

6-seater

All areas coveredCard

PaymentAccepted


NATURAL STONE SUPPLIESG L SHARPE & SONS

EST 1978

Suppliers of : Rockery Stone Walling Stone Stone Troughs Bird Baths Stone Flags Crazy Paving Block Paving Natural Indian Stone Flags Slate Paving Stone Setts Reclaimed Materials etc

Office: 01524 736533 Home: 01524 701611www.natural-paving.co.uk

GDM YOUR HOMEPROPERTY

MAINTENANCE

KITCHENSBATHROOMSDECORATING

GENERAL REPAIRSHANDYMAN

HOME IMPROVEMENTS

FIND US ON FACEBOOK@GDMYOURHOME

07880605724

GILL’S SALONLadies & Gents Hairdresser

19 Emesgate Lane Silverdale

Shop Tel : 702313Home Tel : 736125

D G WALKER JANE 0754 426 5420

I walk dogs. I am dedicated to offering reliable and professional dog-walking services. I ensure that each dog is treated as an individual and that their needs are met. Please call me for more information.

Experienced Daily Dog Walking


Got relatives or friends coming to visit, but no room?Organising a special occasion, & need somewhere

for your guests to stay?Let me take the pressure off, and do your guests a favour

By booking them into our newly renovated, contemporary home

A warm welcome always awaits at Church Lane House, a little oasis

of affordable luxury in a wonderful rural positionGive Chris a call

Church Lane, Yealand Conyers, Carnforth, Lancashire LA5 9SL07909 111 975 --------- churchlanehouse.co.uk

SELLING & LETTING QUALITY HOMES LOCALLY

Ambleside Windermere

015394 47717 015394 32220

Kendal Lancaster

01539 733500 01524 380560


Chiropody Clinic Milnthorpe

Judith Swift BSc Podiatric Medicine, MChSHPC Registered Podiatrist and Chiropodist

www.judithswift.co.uk

Over 20 years NHS/private practice experienceDaytime or Evening appointments available

Ground floor clinic Parking available

Unit 6, Bridge End Business Park, Park Rd, Milnthorpe(located within Lakeland and Lunesdale Physiotherapy

behind Cypher Digital)

For appointments ring 015395 64303

Rapid Computer SupportFor Home and Business ESTABLISHED 1998

•Fixed Prices Repairs, No hourly charge

•New PCs, Laptops and Tablets

•Wired & Wireless Networks,

•Support / Repairs for PCs, Laptops, Macs, Ipads, Tablets

•Broadband Installation and Repairs

•Computer Repair Specialist

•Onsite Repairs & Upgrades

•FastTurn around on all Repairs

Remote Support from £10 – Workshop Repairs – Onsite Repairs

Fixed Price Labour Charges No Hourly Charges

www.pcsupport-uk.com 127 Main St, Warton, Carnforth

[email protected] Open 9.00 – 6.00 Mon - Sat01524 733970


t. 01524 701219w. www.abbeyfield.com

79


OUR SERVICES INCLUDE :MODIFICATIONS AND ALTERATIONS

ADDITIONAL CIRCUITSNEW INSTALLATIONS

INSPECTION AND TESTINGTELECOMMUNICATIONS / I.T.

SECURITY / FIRE ALARMSFREE ADVICE / QUOTES

WWW.CLARKSONLTD.CO.UKTEL: 01524 572049 EMAIL: [email protected]

Portabello blinds and curtains

A modern company with traditional values

Free measuring and quotation service with no obligation

Free design advice

Choose in the comfort of your own home

Over 25 years of experience

Venetian, roller, roman vertical and Velux blinds

Conservatory blind specialists

Made-to-measure curtains – traditional and contemporary

Telephone: silverdale 702111where quality and courtesy come as standard


Phil Ashworth ElectricalDomestic & Commercial Contractors

All types of Electrical Work Undertaken

Additional Sockets and Lighting pointsRewiring of Existing InstallationsSecurity Lighting and Burglar Alarm InstallationElectrical Installation Inspection. Testing & CertificationPortable Appliance Testing and Certification

NICEIC APPROVED CONTRACTORUKAS EN 45011 Accredited

Tel (01524) 701632 Mobile 07831 422088

• Modern, heated and covered• Dogs walked twice daily• Secure area for off lead play• Quiet, split level cattery• Scratch posts and individual play areas• Small animal boarding• Special needs catered for• Pet shop, stocking Burns, IAMS, and most major dry foods

collars, treats, toys and more … NOW DELIVERING• Open 7 days a week

To find out more :www.milnthorpekennelsandcattery.co.uk

Tel : 015395 62665

Milnthorpe Kennels & Cattery


AUGUST ROLLEN COTTAGE (Sleeps 4)This superb cottage offers 4-star Gold Award accommodation. Inspected & graded by Visit England. Situated in the Silverdale & Arnside

AONB, 1.5 miles to Arnside’s nearest pub. The cottage has excellent WiFi facilities, is walker friendly, open all year & offers short breaks in

low season. More details from: Carol on 01524 762635 / 07789960050

www.carrbankholidaycottage.co.uk

HOLIDAY IDEAS

SPAIN A two bedroomed typical Spanish village “casa blanca” inthe sleepy village of Castell de Ferro, Andalucia on the CostaTropical approximately 70km south of Granada. The house sleeps4 people (6 if using the sofa bed in the sitting room), twobathrooms, kitchen and terrace kitchen. Large terrace with viewsover the sea. 1 minute walk away from the beach.Castell de Ferro is not at all touristy, but is a Spanish fishing villagewith a few bars and restaurants. An ideal place from which toexplore the region including the beautiful city of Granada..

Cost: £400 per week, £500 during July and August Minimum stay 1 week

SILVERDALE Perhaps you would like to have friends or relativesto stay but haven’t got the room then the “Boathouse” – a one-bedroom house sleeping two people – on the shore in Silverdalecould be the solution. The house comprises a double bedroom,shower room, large sitting room with balcony and small kitchen.

Cost: £87 per night. Minimum stay 3 nights

For further details please contact Nigel or Brian on: T: 01524 701381 M: 07817 458076 / 07905 756024 E: [email protected] / [email protected]

TEMPORARY CLOSURE FROM 14TH MARCHTo protect the welfare and safety of our audiences,volunteers, performers, and surrounding communityduring the coronavirus outbreak, the decision hasbeen taken to close The Heron Theatre fromSaturday 14th March. The events scheduled for thenext month will be cancelled and refunds given.


Gibraltar Farm Free Range Raw MilkFrom Happy Cows to You

Gibraltar Farm is delighted to offer for sale fresh, creamy andnutritious raw milk direct to the public. Just like milk used to taste.Entirely unprocessed and in its natural form.

Available ice cold from our state of the art vending machine at £1.00per litre. It makes delicious rice pudding, custard, hot chocolate andsauces. Please support the last dairy herd in Silverdale and one of thefew remaining in the AONB. Bring a bottle or buy one at the farm.Open 6 am until 7 pm

01524 701736

travel counsellors

With us…… it’s personal

R E L A XWith the promise that all yourholiday plans are in the safestpossible hands-------------------------------------------------At Travel Counsellors we’re all about you.Your individual needs, wants and desires.Your aspirations and dreams. So if you’relooking for a personal, caring service that youwon’t find anywhere else, contact me – yourlocal Travel Counsellor – now.

CALL ME:EMMA

Silverdale-01524 889650

Travel Counsellor

Emma Parry-Thorpe

[email protected]

www.travelcounsellors.co.uk/emma.parry-thorpe


CCHHIIMMNNEEYY SSWWEEEEPP

JJOOHHNN BBUURRRROOWW

30 Emesgate Silverdale LA5 0RF

01524 702784

email: [email protected]

Nobody likes doing homework so let Holme Works do it for you!

All Household & Garden work undertaken: Household; Painting – Internal & External work , Gutters – Cleaning, painting & repairs, Pressure Washing - walls, pathways, paving, decks & fencing, General household repairs (non structural), Recycling. Garden; Garden furniture refurbishing, Lawn cutting, Hedge trimming, garden clearance. Recycling. And more besides just ask!

Give Neil a call on 01524 782177 / 07712475863

LOVELY LADY BEAUTY STUDIO

in Yealand A range of treatments available

using award winning products for professional results at reasonable

prices plus

Hot-tub pamper parties with a choice of mini treatments

included For an appointment ring Janette

on 07776213403 or 01524 781514

Also on Facebook


● The Coach House sleeps 2-8, 5 Star (English Tourist Board rating) ● The Cottage sleeps 2-4 adults & 2 children, 4 Star (English Tourist Board rating) ● Both properties have stunning views and are beautifully furnished ● Weekly lets or short out of season breaks

Ring Denise Dowbiggin on 01524 701573 or daughter, Nicky Allan , on 07501335430

Website: www.wolfhousecottages.co.uk Email: [email protected]

WOULD YOU PREFER TO BUY LOCALLY? LOCAL MILK FROM BOONTOWN FARM DAIRY, WARTON AVAILABLE

FROM : • MARTIN HUMPHREY (DOORSTEP DELIVERY) Tel 702185

• SILVERDALE NEWS

Local Milk for Local Homes

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All aspects of building work including:

►Extensions ►Refurbishments ►Stonework ►Roofing ►Plastering ►Paving ►Fencing

Elmslack Lane, Silverdale Tel: 701160 Mob: 07808 222209

AJB ELECTRICAL 07969 536149 [email protected]

Full Re-wires New Builds Additional Power & Lighting Extensions Aerial Installations Loft Conversions Test & Inspection Outdoor Power & Lighting BT Points 3-Phase Supplies Mains Board Upgrades PAT Testing


Would you like your everyday shopping to pay for your utility bill each month?

Would you like Free LED light bulbs?

Would you like a free review of all your essential Utility Bills?

Would you like One Single Bill for ALL your Utilities?

Are WHICH? Reviews important to you?

If you would like more information about any of the above please call :

Tracey & John Auckland on 01524 702699

R i c h a r d B l a c k e rGeneral Builder & Property Maintenance (Arnside)

Local qualified builder with 35 years’ experienceTel : 01524 762106 or 07982 431089Email : [email protected]

Visit our website for more info ; www.richardblacker.co.uk

HAIR BY JACKIE9B Emesgate Lane, Silverdale

07787112783


NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH - KEY NUMBERS:

Village Co-ordinators - Andrea and Simon Balderstone 07812 729510

LANCASHIRE FIRE & RESCUE TEAM CONTACT NUMBERTelephone 0800 169 1125 POLICE CONTACT NUMBER Telephone 101 or 01524 596522 / 596985

Please contact Andrea Balderstone or Jane Twyford (701423) if you would like a ‘no cold calling’ sign for door/window

ADVERTISING:

Advertising space in this publication is sold in good faith. The editors and publication team offer no warranty, whether express or implied, for the quality of goods or services offered by advertisers.

All enquiries about advertising should go to:

Jane Twyford, 01524 701423 / e-mail: [email protected]

PRIEST IN CHARGE: Revd Mary Ashton T: 701499 E: [email protected]

PASTORAL ASSISTANT: Diane Smillie T: 762341

READER: Peter Dyer T: 702319

CHURCHWARDENS: Trisha Maiden T: 702165 Robin Daw T: 701710

PCC SECRETARY: Louise Daw T: 701710

TREASURER: Ray Mason T: 701676

TOWER CAPTAIN: Robin Daw T: 701710

RINGING PRACTICE: Mondays 7.30 – 8.30 pm

CHURCH ORGANIST: John Perrin T: 701500

CHURCH PARISH ROOM HIRE: Trisha Maiden T: 702165

MAGAZINE EDITOR: Helen Donoghue T: 702868

MAGAZINE ADVERTISING: Jane Twyford T: 701423 E: [email protected]

MAGAZINE DISTRIBUTION & DELIVERY: Valerie Vreede T: 702748 E: [email protected]

MOTHERS’ UNION: Margaret Watson T: 702081

LITTLE ANGELS: (Babies & Toddlers) Parish Room, Mondays 10 – 11:30am Sue Heise T: 702812

SUNDAY SCHOOL: Louise Daw T: 701710

YOUTH GROUP: Peter Dyer T: 702319 & Rachel Bodenham T: 702239

ST JOHN’S PRIMARY SCHOOL HEADTEACHER: Katie Walsh T: 701467

CUBS: Parish Room, Mondays 6.00 – 7.15 pm Tom Burditt T: 701439

SCOUTS: Parish Room, Mondays 7.15 – 8.45 pm Adrian Moeckell T: 701723

BEAVERS: Parish Room, Tuesdays 6.30 – 7.30 pm Kevin Goddard T: 572738 E: [email protected]

EXPLORERS: Silverhelme Camp Site, The Row, Tuesdays 7.30 pm Martin & Jane Lyde T: 701019

BROWNIES: Silverdale School, Thursdays 6.15 – 7.30 pm Georgina Moon T: 702892

GUIDES: Parish Room, Thursdays 6.30 – 8.00pm Angela Richards T: 702229

RANGERS: Parish Room, Thursdays from 11 Oct, 8.00 – 9.30 Georgina Moon T: 702892

September 2020 magazine deadline: 12 August 2020 Please e-mail articles as attachments to: [email protected]

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