Hereford Times - 7th January 2016 - Page 104
Hereford Times - 7th January 2016 - Page 104
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| Date of Publication | 7th January 2016 |
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Agni,” s—~—.( _ 104 THE HEREFORD TIMES Thursday, January 7, 2016 ‘ Countytimes herefordtimescom PLANTS SOCIETY - The I'lerefordshire and West Wales Hardy Plants Society next meet ing is Saturday in Glasbury vil- lage hall. HRS 5LU, at 2pm. Noel Kingsbury will deliver a talk enti- tled Wild About Perennials. Doors open at 1.30pm. visitors welcome 23. plants for sale. refreshments. . z ST JOI INS METHODIST CHURCH . St Owen Street. tomor» row 8am Morning Prayer: Sunday Morning Worship 10.30am Preacher the Rev Iain T Skinner: Monday and Wednesday Morning Prayer 8am. HEREFORDSHIRE HEARTSTART - Free two-hour Heartstart Course (CPR etc) at Holmer Park Spa and Health Club. Hereford on January 26 from 7 pm to 9pm. Book your place e—mail info 11 herefordshireheart- startcouk or call 01432 850067 or 0845608 165-1. ‘i—Ta‘ .‘n \‘V ‘ ' ‘i‘\liig§>t©lle HEREFORDSHIRE HEARTSTART - Free twohour Heartstart Course (CPR etc) at Kingstone High School on Wednesday from 7pm to 9pm. Booking essential, to book your place e—mail info u' herefordshire- heartstartrouk or call 0845 6060654. KINGTON HORTlCULTURAL SOCIETY » Next meeting is January 21 in the Masonic Hall. Fundraising for Marie Curie in Ledbury Festive charity fundraiser is success LOCALS and visitors have shown incredible generosity by supporting the Marie Curie Team‘s fundraiser in Ledbury at their Christmas Bazaar. Chairman of the group, Bruce work being done by the Marie cerned, whether it be volun- Foster said that more than Curie team in the Herefordshire teers, customers or donors, £1500 pounds was raised. Area. without your efforts we could And this amazing sum of Mr Foster offered “a huge not help those who need Marie money will go towards the vital thank-you to everyone con— Curie services.” liington. HR5 :EDY. at 7,30pm. the speaker is Stephen Lloyd on Staunton Park. Doors open at 7pm. visitors are welcome. £2.50. Heartstart Course at Lea Primary School. near Ross-on—Wye on January 28 from 3.30pm [0 5.30pm. ‘ ,9 5:; Booking essential, to book your in a” ‘9 place email infofl‘herefordshira heartstartcouk or call 01432 850067 or 0845 6060654. HEREFORDSHIRE HEARTSTART - Free twohour Llancillo PARISH COUNCIL - The precept has been set for 2016/ 17 at £35,682.70. While the precept for 2015/ 16 was £28,500 the projected expenditure of the parish council for 2015/16 is £204,796.52. This includes the extension and mod- ernisation of the pavilion at the recreation ground, the feasibility and planning project for The Kemble Centre (former Catholic Church), the Lengthsman Scheme (minor highway maintenance), Auction and food help to boost funds OVER £1,750 was raised for St Mary's church, Llanfair Waterdine, at a charity night on the Everest Hall. During the evening local women made and served a hot supper. followed by an auction with David Morgan as the auc— tioneer. There were scores of lots given by local businesses and individuals. David Morgan thanked everyone for their donations, the ladies for the sup- per. all the helpers and everyone for coming along on the evening. Pictured - Some of the organisers of the event holding just a selection of the many auction lots in the Everest Hall. From left: Kate Morgan, Ruth Davies, Jo Morgan, David Morgan, Mary Button, Mary Morgan and Margaret Swancott the P3 Scheme (public rights of way maintenance) and flood risk assessment work for the Neighbourhood Development Plan, all of which are of benefit to the local community, but have been funded by grants, not the precept. If you would like more information about the precept or budgets, please either contact the clerk, Carla Boyles clerk@ ewyasharoldgpcorguk or 01432 271209 or come along to a parish council meeting on the second Tuesday of each month at 6.30pm. The venue varies — please check either the website ewyasharoldg— pc.org.uk or one of the local notice boards. Llandinabo OWL GOOD NEIGHBOUR SCHEME - Covering surrounding parishes and commencing in the spring, Owl Good Neighbour scheme is aimed at offering a ser- vice in the community to those who may be in need of support. Without replacing social services or taking employment from local tradesmen the scheme intends to offer a helping hand to all ages. Volunteers are sought to help out a few hours a week. Expenses will be paid. A free training day is being held on January 19 in Orcop Parish Hall, lunch will be provided. Come and see what it’s about. no obligation to volunteer at this stage. For further details ring 01981 241310. |
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