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Welcome to the May issue of Local Living Hello and welcome to the May issue! Wow we are over a year old already where has that gone! As promised in previous issues we have tried to get lots of local news and stories in. Including the introduction of the Community page on page 13 and the popular What’s on guide in it’s usual spot on pages 10 & 11. There are a few things to do over the May holidays as well as some forward planning dates! Please pop over to page 6 and read all about Foster Care Fortnight. The June issue will soon be here so if you have any stories or would like to hear more about getting your business to 10,000 homes and businesses throughout Lowton and Golborne then contact us now. Please email contact@localliving.online or call 07507071411 to book.
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Running ‘shoulder to soldier’ to raise funds On Saturday 12th May Ethan Stansfield age 10, Katie Coates age 11 and Aimee Ogden age 11 are going to run the Manchester 5k Pizza Run in aid of our local charity Shoulder to Soldier. They are all very passionate about raising much needed funds for the charity that helps local veterans and their families. www.shouldertosoldier.org.uk
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Golborne ex-miners badge commissioned to raise funds Golborne ex miners have commissioned a badge to commemorate the 40th anniversary of the mining disaster which claimed the lives of ten young men and left one seriously injured. have been proud to wear my badge in Parliament on behalf of the men and their families” Jo Platt MP for Leigh. Golborne ex miners march from The Queen Anne pub in Golborne to St Thomas church every five years where a service is held. This is to remember the men who lost their lives in an explosion down the pit. The next March is on 17th March and has the Bishop of Liverpool attending. They are using all proceeds from this year’s fundraising to look ahead to 2019, which will mark four decades since the disaster. Plans for the 40th anniversary look set to require more preparation and funding than in previous years, due to the rising costs of funding the memorial march - which only takes place every five years. “We now have to pay for traffic management, which is over £1,000, and we’ll have to pay for the choir and band, plus a donation to the Church, so it’s quite a sum” said Colin Rooney. Brian Rawsthorne the sole survivor has been holding annual fishing matches to raise funds. They have also had concerts at the church. A badge has also been commissioned and is being sold on Facebook, the miners home, Golborne Library and The Millstone Pub. Alternatively you can email Colin at c845Rooney@gmail.com The cost of each badge is just£2.
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Slimming World have just crowned their Couples of the Year One couple that won at the Travelodge having being voted by their fellow members in group Simon & Debbie Szwandt. They joined together 8 months ago and have lost 5 1/2 stone between them. Their support to each other and their group has been inspiring to watch. Simon lost 38lbs in his first 12 weeks think how much that would change you for your summer holiday.
Lowton St Luke’s war memorial receives a funding boost from Grants for War Memorials scheme Lowton St Luke’s war memorial will benefit from a grant of £13,710 from Grants for War Memorials scheme supported by Historic England and the Wolfson Foundation. We have also received a grant from Wigan Council “Brighter Borough Fund.” The money will enable us to undertake works in order to stabilise the structure and ensure that the weathering details are restored to prevent further deterioration. Works to comprise: Renewal of decayed stonework including dressing off damaged and shaleing stonework. Resetting disturbed plinths, pavings and edgings. Repair/renewal of missing plaque fixings, cleaning and sealing of plaques. Re-pointing of stonework joints. General cleaning of the stonework. Those involved in the project are members of the fabric committee, a sub- committee of the parochial Church council of Lowton St, Luke’s Church. Frances Moreton, Director, War Memorials Trust said, "War memorials are a tangible connection to our shared past creating a link between the fallen and today. It is vital we ensure all our war memorials are in the best possible condition for their age and the charity is delighted to support this project. The centenary of World War I is a wonderful opportunity for local communities across the country to protect and conserve their war memorials. If anyone knows of any other war memorials in need of help please contact us." For further information contact Geoff Maines 01942 671505 geoffrey.maines@virginmedia.com. War Memorials Trust: 020 7233 7356 / 0300 123 0764 / 07586 920 153 / grants@warmemorials.org On 3rd March 1919 an open meeting, chaired by Rev. Francis Smith, was held to consider a memorial to those from the parish who gave their lives in the Great War. There followed an appeal to everyone to make a donation. A total of £767-10 was raised. The memorial was designed by Arthur John Hope Esq. FRIBA. Stonework was built by Mr Darlington of Leigh and bronze plaques supplied by Mr Edmondson. The memorial was dedicated in 1921. Work will begin late May 2018 under the direction of Graham Holland, Conservation Accredited Architects and by Contractors “Mono Masonry” of Oldham. When the work is completed we will hold a re-dedication of the War Memorial later in the year. Past and present members of the congregation of St. Luke’s Church are committed to preserving our beautiful building (built in 1732) and grounds which stands at the crossroads of Church Lane and Slag Lane in Lowton. We are a committed and dutiful congregation of Christians who offer welcome and support to all and, following a successful WW1 exhibition in Church in 2014, we felt it right to renovate our 100 years old War Memorial and make it a fitting tribute to the people from this community who gave their lives in the world wars. 1.War Memorials Trust is an independent registered charity. Established in 1997 due to concerns about neglect and vandalism it works to protect and conserve war memorials. It provides advice, information and administers grants schemes that assist the repair and conservation of war memorials across the UK. As a charity the Trust relies on voluntary contributions to undertake its work. Supporters include annual and life members, donors, charitable trusts and corporate contributors. www.warmemorials.org 2.War Memorials Trust administers a number of grant programmes supporting war memorials across the UK. Further information on the funding available can be found at www.warmemorials.org/grants. Examples of projects previously supported, which can be searched by county and country, can be found at www.warmemorials.org/ search-grants.
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Foster Care Fortnight takes place from 14th to 27th May this year. First time foster carers Lynsey and John Cavill rose to the challenge when the first placements they chose were 2 sisters with severe emotional and behavioural difficulties. But the couple have nothing but praise for Wigan Council’s fostering service thanks to their ongoing support, providing them with the right training to really make a difference. It’s Foster Care Fortnight from 14th – 27th May and the council is urging people to come forward if they think they could offer a loving home to a young person or siblings. Lucy* (10) and Anna* (8) have been with the Cavills in Lowton for seven months and in that time, Lynsey and John have accessed support from an educational psychologist and the borough’s child and adolescent mental health service (CAMHS) to learn more about attachment strategies and the importance of reassurance, which has helped the girls settle into their new environment. Having experienced five placement breakdowns before, Lucy and Anna expected the same to happen again, so Lynsey and John had a long road ahead to establish “routines, rules and boundaries, and enable the children to feel part of the family unit”. Lynsey said: “John and I had spoken about fostering for a couple of years. I wasn’t happy in my career so it was the perfect time to go for it and we haven’t looked back. “I’ve always worked with children, most recently with those who have special educational needs, so my careers have given me some skills that have helped with managing Lucy and Anna. However, the training opportunities offered by the council to me and John, who has no previous experience in this area, have been fantastic.” The Cavills fostering journey began after they approached the Wigan Council service at an information evening in summer 2017. They were approved fairly quickly and were given the opportunity to provide a stable, loving home for Lucy and Anna. As well as fostering, the Cavill’s have three older children, aged 34, 32 and 23 who have all built strong relationships with the girls. Their youngest child grew up living with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) which Lynsey believes has helped the girls adjust as he can empathise with their concerns. Lynsey continued: “Initially, Lucy and Anna were really unsettled and we needed an awful lot of help from the supervising social workers and our support worker. “Nothing was too much for them and they were there day or night to give us guidance, whether it was a phone call or an extra visit. This amazing level of support has been instrumental in us being able to provide the best home and family environment for Lucy and Anna. “It’s also the whole reason why we came to Wigan Council instead of going to a private fostering agency. They might offer more money but for us it was all about making a difference in young people’s lives and the network of support and the guidance on hand with Wigan Council is second to none.” Lucy and Anna are now comfortable in the Cavill’s home and have slotted into their new family unit. They receive regular positive feedback from their teachers and are building friendships with other children. Their support worker still takes Lucy and Anna to school twice a week and regularly takes them for after-school activities to check-in and give Lynsey and John some respite. Through The Deal for Foster Carers, Wigan Council is committed to ensuring foster carers have the right training and support so they can provide the best home for our young people. If this story has inspired you to look into fostering with Wigan Council, visit www.wigan.gov.uk/fostering or Call 01942 487200
Local team gemstone Cheerleading have had a brilliant start to the season We are recruiting dancers to join our existing squads and 3 NEW squads from July. Starting from age 4 years right up to Mums squads - 25 years+. We are now also fundraising towards getting our own forever gym locally. We are holding an end of season show Sat 30th June where money raised will be put towards this. We don’t have any boys on the team but would love to encourage them to join. We started in 2016 . Since then Gemstone has more than doubled in size with beginner and elite training sessions across Lowton, Croft and Tydlesley area. We have now reached over 40 dancers and continue to grow. Three of our squad attended Manchester ICE comp in February (first time dancing for most dancers) and came home with two 3rd places and a 5th Place!! In March the same 3 squads then took to the Blackpool tower ballroom floor to impress the Judges. An amazing experience for everyone including our tiny Pom team at (5 & 6 years old) We had two soloist Isla Colding and Mollie Holt who danced at this Cheerdance UK competition. Mollie aged 13 came home with a 3rd place trophy and Isla aged 7 made the final out of 30+ dancers. Junior Pom diamonds team placed 3rd. The girls attend regular local events including Leigh carnival to promote gemstone and do plenty of bag packs to help keep growing. We are currently on Golborne asda green token awards to help. Junior Pom dancers Mia and Mollie- ‘Over the years Gemstone has made me feel more confident and athletic as I am now able to help with beginner classes and coach alongside Lydia. I also like raising lots of money for club fund and taking part in fundraisers as in the future we hope to have our own gym. Gemstone allows you to make lots of new friends and see new faces. I have loved this season and I can’t wait for season 3 of Gemstones.’
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I think that May is the most dynamic gardening month because just about anything no matter how tender can be sown or planted in the garden, and on through the great growing months to September, and even October and early November in a mild, warm autumin front of us. Some of us have an allotment or a garden big enough to have a vegetable plot. In which case get the runner beans, French beans, sweet corn and main crop potatoes in. Also, when one crop is finished, get another in immediately: just tidy up the ground and give it a quick dose of fish, blood and bone or Growmore fertiliser. The one important point: don’t plant brassicas (members of the cabbage family) in ground where they have been grown in the past two years. Even if you don’t have a vegetable plot, provided you have a patch of yard or garden or even a balcony that gets some sun, you can grow something to eat. Get a couple of tubs or troughs, fill them with compost, and you can grow crops of lettuce, spring onions, radishes, pak choi, baby carrots, Chinese leaves, spinach...even some early potatoes and summer cabbages. I have lots of containers, and get three or four different crops out of most every year, using the same compost and adding a bit of fertiliser (as above) before the next planting o sowing. Food that you have just gathered tastes far better than the supermarket stuff that has been out of the ground for days. The last frosts should be gone so now is the time to plant ‘half-hardy’ annuals (that frost kills) in your flower beds, tubs and troughs and hanging baskets, and similarly tender vegetables like French and runner beans, sweet corn and courgettes.
During Spring and Summer birds require high protein foods, especially while they are moulting. Only feed selected foods at this time of year. These food include:
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Black sunflower seeds, pinhead oatmeal, soaked sultanas, raisins and currants, mild grated cheese, mealworms, waxworms, mixes for insectivorous birds, good seed mix. No loose peanuts.
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Summer seed mixture are good foods to provide. Soft apples and pears cut in half, bananas and grapes are also good.
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Some people use soaked dog or cat food and tinned pet foods, but these may attract magpies, crows and cats.
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Avoid using peanuts, fat and bread at this time, these can be harmful if adult birds feed them to their nestlings. If you put out peanuts, only do so in suitable mesh feeders that will not allow sizeable pieces of peanuts to be taken, this reduces the choking risk to chicks.
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Home-made fat balls can go soft and rancid in summer weather and should be avoided. Commercially produced fat bars are suitable for summer feeding. Discard remains after 3 weeks.
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Temporary food shortage can occur at almost any time of the year, and if this happens during the breeding season, extra food on your bird table can make a big difference to the survival of young.
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Birds time their breeding period to exploit the availability of natural foods: earthworms in the case of blackbirds and song thrushes, and caterpillars in the case of tits and chaffinches. It is now known that if the weather turns cold or wet during spring or summer, severe shortage of insect food can occur, and if the weather is exceptionally dry, earthworms will be unavailable to ground feeding birds because of the hard soil. In order to help with this, mealworms can be provided to prevent starvation.
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Many will have made the mistake of buying these from garden centres weeks ago, put them out and lost them. If you have made this mistake, learn from it and in future postpone the buying and planting, thereby reducing the garden centre profit (you buy only once). Three tips when it comes to hanging baskets and tubs: 1. Cram in more plants than you think you need; 2. Instead of spending hard-earned money on water retaining gel, save up those sponges you’ve been using for washing up, line the baskets or tubs with them before adding compost and they will hold lots of water; 3. Feed as well as water when the plants are in flower (Baby Bio is ideal). The spring bulbs will mostly have faded. Give them a feed (half strength liquid tomato fertiliser is fine) and they will reward you next year. If you want to prune a spring-flowering shrub, perhaps because it is getting out of hand, do so immediately after the flowers have faded. Keep on top of the weeding, and if you find that the weeds have flowered and may have set seed, put them in a bucket of water for a fortnight before putting them in the compost bin. Finally, if you have some fruit trees, pollination should be taking place when the flowers open. Keep an eye on things like plums and damsons, apples and pears. Soon the first fruits will start to swell, but at least some flowers will fade and fall off without a fruit developing. What we do with them in June depends on the quantity that ‘sets’ fruit. Newton-le-Willows Gardeners’ Association Sales and Advice Hut is open Saturday and Sunday mornings, 10.30-12 noon, and on Wednesday evenings (7-8pm). All welcome. Malcolm Greenhalgh
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Sunday 13th May Love Leah Bike Ride Monday & Thursday Cheeky monkeys playgroup Age 0-4 years. Term time only 9-15 to 11-15 at Golborne sports club
Tuesday 8pm The Three Towns Operatics Society rehearse at Tyldesley Methodist Church, Elliott Street, Tyldesley M29 8JE For more information contact Ursula Lightford on 01942 6670287 www.threetowns.net
Wednesday 10:30 Coffee morning St Thomas Church. Thursday 8:30 - 12. Coffee and chat at Lowton St Mary’s, Newton Road.
Thursday Lowton and Golborne art group meets every
The annual LoveLeah bike ride from Salford Royal Manchester to The Walton Centre in Liverpool, (H2H 2018) in support of the Home from Home appeal will take place on Sunday 13th May meeting from 10am and set off at 11am. This is the 6th ride and they are hoping to have 50 riders.
Thousands have been raised in the last years from various fundraising and there is a suite named in Leah’s memory for families at The Walton Centre. Everyone is welcome even just to cheer the riders on. The half way stop will be at The Red Lion for refreshments . To sign up please contact Mandy on 07969643007 or you can find the Love Leah group on Facebook.
Thursday at Leigh and Lowton Sailing Club from 10 till 4 and enjoy not only the freedom to express their artistic talents but also engage socially with other members with similar interests.
Second and fourth Friday of the month Knit and natter held in St Luke’s church on Slag Lane. 2-4pm. Lots of chatting and cup of tea and a biscuit 50p towards costs.
Fourth Wednesday of the month Golborne & District Townswomen s' Guild meet at Northfield Court, Lowton Rd. Golborne from 7pm. - 9pm. We provide speakers, and social activities. Please contact Avril on 01942 726 033 for further details.
First Thursday of the month It was lovely to see all our members at the last meeting. Our speakers were Margaret and Geoff Fletcher from the National Garden Scheme who have information on gardens which open for charity, seeing all the lovely plants made it feel as though Spring had actually arrived. They gave a very interesting and informative presentation. One of the Women's Institute resolutions last year was to cut down on the use of plastic. This made us at Lowton WI think about our valued cups of tea and coffee. After discussion it was decided by our members that they would happily bring their own cups to meetings. Lowton WI will be meeting on the first Thursday in May at All Saints social centre in Golborne at 7.15pm,visitors are always welcome. For further information please contact Lin Hayes on 01942 207764.
Monday 7th May Three Sisters Circuit Family Day It’s a Family Festival Day and we have rally cars, drifting cars, karts, motorbikes and all sorts of motorised entertainment for you and the kids. We have just had its entire 1.5 km length completely re-surfaced to International Race specification, and the investment programme under new owners and management continues through this summer. The cafe will be open for food and refreshments. So come along on Bank Holiday Monday, May 7th, enjoy a great day out with plenty to see – and eat! - and find out how you could get involved – train to race? Volunteer as a trainee marshal? - there are so many elements to what happens at Three Sisters Circuit – something for everyone!
Tues 15th-Sat 19th May The Three Towns Operatics Society proudly present Orpheus in the Underworld. 7:30pm. Music by Offenbach. St. Joseph's Hall, Chapel Street, Leigh. WN7 2PR. Tickets: £11 & £13 Concessions available. Contact 01942 676594, 01942 605369 or call in at The Baby Centre, 15 Queen Street, Leigh 01942 665615. Also available online at www.thethreetowns.net A comic, adventurous helter-skelter journey from Greece, up to Mount Olympus and down to the Underworld. Enjoy the famous Can-Can and other lively, foottapping melodies.
Wednesday 23rd May Race for Life 5K Haigh Hall Join in the Wigan 5k Race For Life. Sign up at the race for life website. Children: £10.00, Women: £14.99,Young Women: £14.99,Under 6 entry (Girls and boys): free and no registration needed www.raceforlife.cancerresearchuk.org
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Saturday 26th May Family Day with the Forces, Ft Armstrong Group Temple Stakes at Haydock Park Tanks, planes and parachutes! See the very best of the Armed Forces at our Family Day. Join Haydock Park as the Armed Forces showcase the very best of all three services: the Army, Navy and Air Force. Be greeted with a warm welcome to Haydock Park as The Royal Artillery, Lancashire Artillery Volunteers Band perform for your arrival. The Royal Air Force Cadets Band sees the 14yr 18yr old members perform in front of the stands, as they roam the racecourse throughout the day, and 103 Regiment Royal Artillery Pipes and Drums will be located in the Paddock, performing, as well as being available for selfies with Haydock Park's racing trophies! www.haydock.thejockeyclub.co.uk/events-tickets
Friday 25th - Monday 28th May Geronimo Festival Geronimo! Fantastic Family Fun! The largest children's festival with hundreds of activities for children aged from 0-12. Watch live shows on our Geronostage from TV favourites and amazing new talent Watch a live circus show (then learn the skills!), swing through the trees, see amazing theatre shows and brave the big drop - if you dare! Go wild in our Adrenaline Zone or get arty in our craft marquees. Enjoy storytelling, or hit the dance floor with our zumba and ballet workshops. Check out some minibeasts or enter the petting zoo, ride a donkey... the list goes on and on! www.geronimofest.com
Wednesday 30th May Midweek MTB Madness This popular venue hosts this popular midweek grassroots MTB series. Details on British Cycling https://www.britishcycling.org.uk/ events. The venue was used for the double-header cyclocross weekend of the NWCCA league. Expect rooty climbs, fast sections and maybe a bit of mud. Racers, Enthusiasts, Youth, Juvenile all race in one event. There will be a Go-Ride event for younger and novice riders. www.britishcycling.org.uk
Friday 22nd June St Luke’s Church Concert St. Luke's Church Concert in aid of Church funds to be performed by A. S. G. & S. (All Singers Great and Small). This is a local choir based in Leigh, who since 2009 have raised thousands of pounds for local charities. The programme will be a mixture of music to appeal to all ages, including songs from the shows, folk music, Rutter classics, Sinatra, Reggae and much more- all linked with a story. Tickets £4. Light refreshments will be available.
Friday 22nd June St Catherine’s PTA Race Night A family fun night out with live races, raffle, tri-cast, food and Licenced bar. 6:30pm start. Held at Golborne Parkside, Rivington Road, Golborne. £3.50 per ticket or £12 per family *Family of 4 (Must include at least 2 children)
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St Thomas Church Gala Venue: St Thomas School Parish Hall Date & Time:- Saturday 23rd June 12-3 Leyla May Glavin is Gala Queen Elect and we will see her being crowned, taking over duties from retiring Queen Megan Howarth, she will be supported by her retinue Hannah Myers, Darcy Glavin, Beau Dennis, Edy Glavin, Flower girls Olivia Rowson and Roxanne Rothwell.
Anyone interested in having a stall should contact Sheila Ashurst on 01942 709913
Lowton Rocks… An easy project for everyone to enjoy. Simply paint a small rock or pebble and hide it for others to find. Use acrylic paints, sharpie pens and seal with a varnish to protect your artwork from the weather. Please put Lowton Rocks and the Facebook symbol on the back. There are already lots being hidden and found.
Believe in Golborne (Previously Golborne 5 Year Plan) At the latest meeting of the Golborne 5 Year Plan, held on 12 th April, many items were discussed such as, policing, highways, cleansing, planning and the money generated by the new developments in Golborne and a great deal of consensus was achieved as to the way forward for the group. This followed recommendations from the “Task & Finish” group meeting held on the 27th March. Before we can begin to apply for funding for the group, not only from the council but from the wider community and Government sources, we need to be a constituted organisation and it was therefore agreed that this will take place on the 17th May 2018. An AGM will be held to elect a Chair, Secretary and Treasurer and all members of the community are invited to apply for any of these posts. The group is now operating under its new name of “Believe in Golborne” and we are really looking ahead to moving forward with our plans to improve our community, town and the lives of people within it. The launch of the Community Alcohol Partnership took place on the 22 nd March and many local businesses were involved. Floor stencils and contact with local shops which sell alcohol took place. This is an ongoing strategy to try to deal with underage drinking. The x-zone (youth club) has been a huge success with almost a hundred registered young people at the last meeting at Heath Street Methodist Church. It has been so successful that attempts are being made to now replicate the model by creating a similar operation for the younger members of our community who are not within the age range currently catered for. It was great to see more new faces attending the meeting at the Library and we may, in the near future, need to look for a bigger venue, such is the interest from you, our local community. If you can possibly attend the meeting on 17th May at 7.00pm in Golborne Library you will be very welcome and your views and opinions listened to.
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Local Businesses working closely with our Schools Golborne ST Thomas PTA would like to say a big THANK YOU to Fastflow for providing the school with 40 sets of waterproofs. The school thrive from outdoor learning so this donation will be extremely beneficial to the pupils.
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ARCHITECT SERVICES Lowton based architect for your property conversion designs including submission to local authorities for planning and building regulation consideration. Excellent service with quality drawings at competitive prices. Ring Gavin Pinion at Goldcrest Design Services Ltd on 01942 729832 or 07958102874
DRIVING LESSONS
Philip Butterworth Driving Instructor. Patient and reliable tutor with 25 years experience. Contact 01942 680032 or 07743298113 for current prices and offers
INDUSTRIAL/COMMERCIAL GAS SUPPLIES
Local company that provides Industrial Gas for all solutions. Welding gas, propane, butane, commercial refrigerant gas and domestic. We have an extensive range of consumables available for collection at the trade counter and we can deliver 90% of our stock within 48 hours. PLEASE QUOTE LOCAL LIVING WHEN YOU CALL. Gas UK on 0800 133 7490 or to email: oders@gascylindersuk.co.uk and visit our website www.gas-uk.co.uk
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ROOFING
Time served roofer. (25 yrs. exp). All roofing and gutter repairs - from a broken tile to a full re roof. Insurance work undertaken, special rates for OAP’s. Call Alan on 01942 576183 or 07930 110031 for free estimate
UPHOLSTERY DESIGNS
Atlas Upholstery Design Services. Specialist in the re-upholstery of Settees, Easy Chairs, Dining Chairs etc. Headboards recovered and made to order. Spring repairs etc. Do you need new foam cushion? Pubs, Clubs, Caravans recovered etc. 40 years In the trade. Workmanship guaranteed. Free Estimates. Call David on 01942 729978 www.atlasupholstery.co.uk
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School uniform retailer Printing and embroidery service Sports equipment. stationary, school bags, educational toys and other accessories.
We currently provide uniform for 4 High Schools and 8 local Primary Schools. Call 01942 587487
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