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PLANS have been submitted for acontroversial housing development on a

site off Nantwich Road, in Tarporley.

Developers FLP lodged the application

with Cheshire West and Chester Council

for 100 new homes, including 30 affordable

houses.

Local reaction has mostly against the

scheme. Over 650 signatures have been

gathered in opposition to the scheme

by the Tarporley Greeneld Awareness

Project. Parish councillors have also

opposed the project as it is outside the area

designated for development in Tarporley.

Campaigner Michael George, from the

Tarporley Greeneld Awareness Project, is

asking people to make an ofcial objection

to CWaC. He says the level of opposition

is a clear sign that the development is not

wanted.Martyn Twigg of FLP said: Tarporley has

been identied by the as a sustainable

settlement that could accommodate a

sizeable portion of almost 5,000 new homes

required in the rural area of the Borough

over the next 15 years.

Whilst we know proposals for change often

raise concerns for residents, we have been

pleased with the level of interest shown by

the community in the proposals, in particular

the number of local Tarporley people

who have expressed a keen interest in

purchasing an affordable house on the site.

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Results from the Parish Councils QuestionnaireTarporley Parish Council carried out a survey on the views of people in the town on

the proposals to build the houses off Nantwich Road. To date the council has received

around 130 replies, about 10% of the villages households.

The results are as follows

l 95% thought that land inside Tarporleys boundary should be built on beforeconsidering building on land outside it.

l 98% agreed that designated affordable houses with a value of 225,000 are beyond

the reach many young people living and/or working in Tarporley.

l 96% thought that the unique character of Tarporley would be changed by building an

estate of around 100 houses.

l 92% thought building outside the settlement boundary should only be allowed if the

site is designated as a rural exception site (basically one where only affordable houses,

leisure and community facilities and open green spaces are allowed).

l 48% were interested in helping the Parish Council draw up a Neighbourhood Plan forthe village.


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TArPOrLEY PArIsH COunCILnEWsLETTEr

Tarporley Community Centre NewsDid you know:

l Tarporley Community Centre is NOT managed or fnanced by Tarporley Parish

Cuncil r Cheshire West and Chester Cuncil.

l A cmmittee f vlunteers wh ffer their services fr free runs it.

l Its incme and existence relies slely n letting fees.

l It csts apprximately 1,000 per mnth t meet annual running csts.

Tarporley Parish Council recognizes the value of the Centre and regards it as a very

important village asset. A wide range of people from the village and surrounding areas,

including childrens dancing and exercise classes, young peoples youth and army cadetactivities and older people engaging in exercise and special interest clubs etc, use the

centre on a regular basis. It is therefore regarded as being key to village life and its survival

is seen as essential. The Parish Council very much

appreciates the work of the committee in managing

the ever-increasing amount of work in an

atmosphere of constant changes in legislation

particularly in regard to health and safety

issues.

Recent inspections, however, indicate that

the centre has some urgent work to becarried out involving the upgrading of re

exits, re detection and alarms systems and

the electrical installation. Some of this work

needs to be completed within four weeks and

can be managed within cash reserves. An estimated

total cost of 18,000 to 20,000 needs to be spent within

the next three months in order to bring the centre up to required

standards. The management committee is currently seeking ways of

managing this situation.

Perhaps not so pressing but, in addition, roof leaks are becoming more common and arecent inspection has revealed that a long-term solution is required. The wooden oors in

the main hall and Craven room require attention. The management committee also has

aspirations to bring the main hall audio/visual equipment into the 21st century in order to

facilitate dvd/lm and power point presentations.

Councillor Graham Lees has been the Parish Council representative on the management

committee for a number of years. He has decided not to stand for re-election at the AGM to

be held in November and Councillor Linda Bennett has agreed to take over this role.

The committee needs additional volunteers to come forward and offer assistance in

handling routine management tasks. If you feel you could give back some time to benet

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Councillor Andrew Needham

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TArPOrLEY PArIsH COunCIL COunCILLOrsThe Chaima o the Paih Cocil iCocillo Ke Pake.

The Paih Clek i M. J. MacdoaldChartwood House, 20 Nantwich Road,

Tarporley CW6 9UW

[email protected] Tel. 01829 733496

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Ken Parker (chairman) .............................. 732188

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Linda Burrows .............................................. 733228

Tim Hill ........................................................... 732804

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DESPITE the blustery conditions

Tarvin Tennis Club witnessed some

hard-fought, quality tennis at their

Finals Day event held on 11thSeptember.

Peter Nosworthy won the

Mens Singles title for a record

eleventh time, overcoming spirited

resistance from John Perry, a

previous two times winner.

After a two hour battle Judi

Jennings eventually emerged

the winner of the Ladies Singles

against Jane Wilson, who then had

to go back on court to contest the

Ladies Doubles. Unfortunately

for Jane and her partner, Wendy

Rae, she again nished as

runner-up, losing another long

three-setter against Jane Mitchell

and Andrea Gray, who were both

rst time winners. So special

congratulations to Jane M. and

Andrea and thanks to all whomade the day so successful and

enjoyable. Carolyns barbecue was

particularly appreciated!

The Mens and Mixed Doubles

events will be contested in October.

l Winner Peter Nswrthy n the

left with runner-up Jhn Perry andumpire Chris Edwards.

l Umpire Rb Millar shwing n

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Judi Jennings (left) and runner-up

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l Winners Jane Mitchell and

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Distraction burglary

A burglary took place at a house in Clotton.

A man was painting the house when he

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BBQ stolen

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TARPORLEY Vics have asked the council tokeep the sports hall at Brook Farm School

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Colour theirlives foreverOur informative Open Morning for all ages,7-18, is a great way to discover the spectrumof outstanding resources and facilities availableat The Kings School, Chester.

Join us at an Open

Morning this October.

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01244 689553email: [email protected]

www.kingschester.co.uk/welcome

Girls & Boys, 7-18The Kings Junior School offers an

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TheJunior School for girls and boys aged 7-11, offers an

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curriculum offers excellent Drama, Music, Sport and a

whole host of other activities.

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Kings is a high achieving school with a

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confident and valued by the top universities.

Our students are phenomenally successful, with virtually

all going to university 12 Oxford and Cambridge offers

this year and over 70% to The Times Top 30 universities.

Financial considerations should not deter you from visiting

us, as financial help is available for Senior School,

dependent on parental income.

You are warmly invited to our Open Morningyou can

explore the school, meet the teachers and pupils and see

for yourself what makes The Kings School unique.

Contact [email protected]

to request a prospectus or to arrange a visit.


Kings much more thanan education

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6th October, 6pm-8.30pm Sixth Form

For ages 16-18

Sixth Form @ Kings offers you theopportunity to reach for your dreams.In 2011, the students at King's received

an average of almost four offers for theuniversities of their choice. And notjust any universities, 11 to Oxfordand Cambridge, over 85% to the top30 universities (The Times). Withoutstanding facilities and impressiveteaching, Kings offers you the best

opportunity to achieve your dreamsand choose from 26 A level choicesand extended projects.

But it is not just about academic achievement,there are 120 clubs and activities on offer, from 25

superb music groups to one of the best rowing

schools in the country; from Northern champions

at Hockey (girls and boys) to Chess school of the

Year. From September 2011, Kings Sixth Form

curriculum also includes an afternoon of

enrichment every two weeks involving a huge

choice of academically-stretching subjects.

The independent Sixth Form Centre has its own

cafe, common room, quiet study room, seminar

room and lecture theatre and there are plans afoot

to extend it further.

If you would like to know more, call 01244 689553

or email [email protected]

We are always happy to show you around, or even

better, come and spend the day with one of our

current Sixth Formers and sample the lessons and

facilities on offer.


Sixth Form Information Evening at Kings. 6th October, 6pm-8.30pm

Sixth Form@ KingsIndependent, inspirationaland challenging

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The future starts hereCall 01244 689553for more information or a prospectus.

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Whereperformancematters

Tel: 01244 305350. Email: [email protected]

Mannings Lane, Chester CH2 4ES. www.thehammondschool.co.uk

The Hammond is an independent secondary school offering academic excellenceand creative education through our specialist Dance, Drama and Music departments.

NEW forSeptember 2011

HammondPreparatory School

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Open Morning Saturday 1st October 2011 10am-1pm

Come and join us for our OPEN DAYWednesday 5th October 2011

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Calveley Primary School Calveley,Tarporley, Cheshire, CW6 9LETel: 01270 528624Email [email protected]

www.calveleyschool.co.uk

Calveley Primary School

We would be delightedto welcome you to visitand get a real taste

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Calveley Primary School isan exciting school, with anew Head teacher in place

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quality, creative,memorable and enjoyable

learning opportunitiesthroughout the curriculum.

Primary school open days

Calveley Primary Schools open day takes

place on Wednesday 5th October from

10.30am-12noon, and 1pm-2.30pm.

Eaton Primary School are holding their open

day on Tuesday 11th October from 1.15pm-

3pm. And Tarporley CE Primarys Chinese

Panda Party day for 2012 starters takes

place on Thursday 20th October.

Beths train

A TRAIN has been named after champion

gymnast Beth Tweddle. Beth, from Bunbury,

unveiled the Virgin Pendolino train Beth

Tweddle MBE at Liverpools Lime Street

Station.

Calming workshop

The Studio, Tattenhall is the venue for

an Alexander Technique Introductory

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TArPOrLEY HIgH sCHOOL &

Year 13 students at Tarporley Sixth Form College achieved record A level

results this year, beating all of their targets. As a result, in a year where

places were even more competitive than usual, the majority of students

were accepted into their rst choice university. There were many outstanding

achievements; Lorna Douthwaite gained 4 A* and 1 A and has secured a

place to read Languages at Cambridge University. Charlie Plumridge will read

Natural Science at Cambridge University having passed all 4 of his subjects at A*. Michael Ridge

(2A*s, 1 A) will be studying Computer Science at the University of Bath, Ben Lawrence Smith (2

A*s, 3As) will ready Psychology at Durham University, Poppy Thomas (2 A*s, 1 A) will read Law at

Kings. Naomi Kelly achieved 1 A* and 3 As and will read French and History at Durham University;Isaac McClellan (4 As) will study Material Science at Imperial College London and Tali Wilson

(1A*, 2As) will study Fine Art at Aberystwyth University.

Ottadi A level

Tarporley High School Invites parents and Year 6 prospective students to our

OPEN EVENING on Thursday 29th September 2011 6-9pm with a 20 minute presentation

by Ms Lee, Headteacher at 6pm and 7.30pm in the Main Hall.

OPEN SESSIONS: Friday 30th September & Monday 3rd October 2011 9.00-11.30am

Please contact Reception if you would like to book a tour to attend on one of these mornings

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Please cme and see fr yurself what Tarprley has t ffer.

Fr enquiries, please telephne the schl n 01829 732558

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sIxTH FOrM COLLEgE

Record numbers have joined Tarporleys

Sixth Form. So to kick start the new term

and they certainly didnt disappoint us during

their induction programme. Designed to build

relationships within tutor groups as well as with

some of the key staff who work with the

Sixth Form, the three days help prepare

our students for A Level study by giving

them information and skills which will help

them to enjoy Sixth Form life and to besuccessful over the next two years. The

activities are scored and the tutor group

with the most points at the end of the week

is awarded the Conway Challenge Trophy.

The activities are all designed to test a

range of skills which will prove useful at A

Level and beyond. As usual, the students

approached every task enthusiastically;

they have made an excellent start to their

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herself the challenge of completing as many

of these walks as possible within four days

come rain or shine or at tyres.

Tough challenge

The SMA Trust is a charity which fundsresearch into Spinal Muscular Atrophy

(SMA). SMA is a genetic disease which

is responsible for taking more lives of

babies, toddlers and children than any other

inherited condition.

Millie, who lives in Alpraham, says: This

was a much tougher challenge than I

had expected as there were so many

steep slopes, boulders and large areas of

mud. Driving my wheelchair was virtually

impossible at times as I couldnt keep my

balance as I was bounced around. I have

the bruises to show for it but Im so happy

that I have raised so much money for The

SMA Trust.

Even though I have never walked, I have

been lucky because I have always had

fantastic wheelchairs, friends and family

who have helped me do whatever I have

wanted to do. Thousands of other families

like mine who live with SMA hope for a cure

so we can live a more normal life. I hope

that the money I have raised will help the

incredible people researching a cure.

Support

Millie completed her walk in August having

walked all but one of the Miles withoutStiles routes. On the road by nine each

morning and not nishing before 8pm, she

racked up around 80 miles over four and a

half days using two electric wheelchairs, an

endless supply of chocolate and the support

of a number of friends and family.

You can still sponsor Millie directly by

donating online at www.justgiving.com/team-

millie or contacting The SMA Trust on 07794

012344

Millies miles without stiles


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AT this time of the year as the weather swings from being warm and sunny one day to cold,

dark and autumnal the next, its impossible to know what youre going to feel like eating,never mind drinking from one day to another. So its always quite useful to have in three

staple wines that are great to have in during this most changeable of months. The wines

Ive chosen to recommend here are the three that proved most popular at a recent tasting I

taught on wines that are easy to get hold of and easy on the wallet!

Sparkle

The rst is a Sparkling Crmant de Jura Chardonnay, Philippe Michel from Aldi (6.99).

This light, refreshing citrusy zz is a real bargain for the price and already has numerous

awards to its name. It is made by the same method as Champagne, although it is aged for

less time so it has a more delicate style. This Crmant is created from grapes grown on the

cool slopes of the Jura Mountains on the border of Switzerland and north eastern France.

It is perfect as an aperitif, and not so pricey that you couldnt use it with a dash of crme de

cassis or if pairing with food, why not try it with a goats cheese salad.

Fresh and fruity

If youre looking for something a bit different for a white, try the Barossa Valley Semillon

(pronounced Sem-ee-on) by Peter Lehman (at the time it was on offer at Tesco for 5.79).

Not so well known as the Sauvignon Blanc

or Chardonnay grape, its a perfect in-

between sort of wine. By this I mean it is

still fresh and fruity but without the piercingacidity of a Sauvignon and it has a good

body to it but no way near that of a creamy

oaked Chardonnay. This would be perfect

with oriental sh dishes such as sea bass

with chili and lime.

Warming red

And nally a staple red that you cant

go wrong with is McGuigans Brothers

Black Label red. A bargain for 5.99 from

believe it or not, Bargain Booze! A blend ofdifferent grape varieties from South Eastern

Australia, this a soft, warming red with hints

of spice that is perfect for those Friday

evenings on the sofa at the end of a tough

week.

Gill teaches regular wine tasting courses

and is the owner of Dee Fine Wine, a

wine tasting events company based in

the historic city of Chester.

www.deefnewine.co.uk.

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FOOTBALL TALK...TArPOrLEY VICs FC

TARPORLEY Vics First Team has only one

win to celebrate from the opening eight league

games of the 2011/2012 season. The lengthy

injury and non-availability list has meant that

both the First Team and the Reserves have

had to balance the available players across

both teams, with the First Team struggling to

match up to quality rst division sides such as

Gamesley FC & Garswood FC. The only win

was achieved at StyalFC, where Edward

Pattinson scored a late

winner, after Styal had

equalised Tarporleys

early goal.

The Cheshire Cup tie

against Capenhurst

Villa ended in a

disappointing 4-2

defeat. Whilst TarporleyVics played some

excellent football

and ended the rst

half equal at 1-1,

Capenhurst were able

to move up a gear and they powered into a 4-1

lead early in the second half.

Tarporley Vics Reserves have been able to

maintain their good form in spite of all the

changes in playing personnel. Scott Armstrongcontinues to nd the back of the net and has

amassed eight goals in the rst ve games,

and the Reserves are in third position in the

League and winning three of these games.

Tarporley Vics Reserves also claimed the

notable scalp of Chester Nomads in the

Chester & District Cup.

Tarporley Vics are very grateful to Stewart

Milne Homes as this seasons match and

training ball sponsors. The presentation, which

coincided with the opening of a new show

home at Heathelds, was made by Dianne

Sandells, from Stewart Milne Homes to Andrew

Moreton Manager of Tarporley Vics Under-11

team with members of the senior and junior

squads in attendance.

Tarporley Vics are pleased to announce

that they are holding a Dinner Dance at

Peckforton Castle on Saturday 22nd October.

The evening, whichcelebrates the

recently announced

kit sponsorship by

Peckforton Castle,

will include a three

course dinner which

will be followed by

comedy provided

by Chris Cairns,

an award winningcomedian from

Liverpool. Guests

will then be able to

dance into the early

hours to Andy from

Different DJs Limited. Please contact any

member of the committee or players for tickets

to this prestigious event which will include an

auction of sporting items.

New players are always required to freshen upthe squads therefore if you are new to the area

please come along to any Vics game, details

of which are on the website.

Fr further infrmatin n training r

spnsrship pprtunities please view ur

website tarprleyvics.c.uk. or email us

at [email protected]. Yu can als

becme a Facebk Friend f Tarprley

Victria FC

Bad tat o ijyhit Vic

Presentatin by Dianne Sandells t Andrew

Mretn and the Tarprley Vics squad


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Tarporley.

Tel 01829 732906.

The salon is just off theHigh Street, between

Swetenhams and the fower shop!

GENTS WASH CUT & FINISH 12.50

GENTS DRY CUT 9.50

CLIPPERS ALL OVER 8.50

CHILDREN UNDER 12 YEARS 7.50

SENIOR CITIZENS (Mondays) 6.50

COLOUR & OTHER TREATMENT

BY QUOTATION

Opening timesMon 9.30am-4.30pmTues 9.30am-4.30pm

Wed 9.30am-4.30pmThur 9.30am-5.30pmFri 9.30am-5.30pm

Sat 9am-3pm

mens hairdressing salon

BUNBURY NEWSMESSY CHURCH: Sunday

2nd October 4-6pm. Messy

Church Harvest fun for all the

family at Bunbury Church. Apple

bobbing, games, crafts and

worship. We nish with a mealtogether. Contact: Joy Parker

01829 260032

SHIPMATES HOLIDAY

CLUB for Reception to Y6

children at Bunbury Church

Monday 24th to Wednesday

26th October 10am 12-30.

Well explore the Bible through

games, music, drama, makingand sailing small wooden boats,

making our own bread,- all

with a seafaring and pirates

theme. Contact Debbie Shears

on 01829 260707 or email:

bunburyholidayclub@hotmail.

com

Fun on the waterA GROUP of 20 Cadets from 617 (Heber) Air

Training Corps had a taster day on the River Dee at

Chester where they were able to try out canoeing

and kayaking. 617 (Heber) Air Cadets parade on

Tuesdays and Thursday from 7pm to 9.30pm attheir HQ at Bishop Heber School. The cadets work

towards cadet

qualications,

NVQs, Duke of

Edinburgh award

scheme along

with gliding and

adventure training.

Four Cadets from the squadron are working towards

an expedition to the Himalayas in 2012. This is amassive undertaking with lots of fundraising and

training. The cadets get the opportunity to spend time

in the mountains of North Wales walking, scrambling

and camping as well as trips to indoor climbing walls.

New Cadets are always welcome at the squadron.

For more information please contact W.O. Kamudu

on 07531041636 on a parade evening.


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Tarporley, Bunbury & District

Historical SocietyThe Society has a very distinguished series of speakers this season, with David Hayns on

Thursday 27th October (Castle and Canal through time), followed by the County Archivist,Jonathan Pepler for the Wright Manley sponsored evening on 24th November (Cheshire

Maps and Map Makers). We meet on the fourth Thursdays in the month at the Tiverton

Village Hall at 7.30 pm, and all are very welcome.

The Tarporley, Bunbury &

District Historical Society

has received a number

of queries most of which

they have been able toanswer. Recently one from a

correspondent in Kent has,

however, rather stumped

them.

The attached illustration of

an unused postcard appears

to be of the Glyndwr Hotel

in the 1940 or 1950s. On

its back appears the faint

impression of Haines Photographers, Tarporley, in purple in one line. The inscription on thepostcard is of the Duke of Kents visit but the Prince of Wales feathers are clearly seen. The

owner writes that all the record ofces in North Wales and Cardiff claim there was no such

hotel or royal visit, so it might be over the border. In that case, has it anything to do with

Tarporley? Does any reader happen to know anything about it? Any help should be sent

to [email protected] or 01829 832700, or why not come along to our next meeting

in October 27th at Tiverton Village Hall to discuss it, and hear David Hayns presentation of

Castle and Canal over time?

CAB outreach programme

The Citizens Advice Bureau is running an outreach programme at Tarporley Community

Centre on the third Wednesday of each month. The next ones take place on Wednesday

19th October and Wednesday 16th November. The CAB is a national charity offering a free,

condential impartial information and advice service. The service can also be contacted by

phone or through local ofces in Winsford, Northwich and Chester. Tel contact 08444 111

444

Flu clinics in Kelsall

Kelsall Medical Centre will be administering Seasonal Flu Vaccinations at Kelsall Surgery on

Tuesday 4th October from 4.30-6pm, Saturday 8th October from 10-11.30am and Thursday

13th October from 4.30-6pm. Dr Durrant and Dr Hinds invite patients who are over 65 yearsor have a chronic medical condition to any of the clinics. Tel 01829 751252 for details


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Hawthorn trees have red berries and whiteor pink owers in early summer. If youwant to plant a tree have a look at Crataeguslaevigata Pauls Scarlet with deep pink owersor Crataegus laevigata Rosea Flore Plena withdouble pink owers.

Flowers that are in season in October include

the delicate Cyclamen hederifolium whichwill ower into winter and look great plantedunder trees and shrubs that lose their leaves inautumn. They will self seed too bringing you acarpet of white or pink owers in time. They areideal for a dryish spot under trees.

Chrysanthemums are out in late September

and October. Select hardy varieties that can begrown outside in the border or be prepared tobuy new plants each year as many varieties are

only half hardy and will not survive the winter ifleft outside.

Buy bulbs of daffodils and tulips and plantin October. Wallowers and primulas can beplanted out this month for colour next year.October is also the time to plant out perennials,evergreen hedging plants and climbers beforewinter sets in. The soil should still be warmfrom summer to allow good root growth andalso damp from rain enabling them to survivethe winter.

In the vegetable garden you can probably stillplant winter lettuce seeds then cover with acloche to supply some greens in winter. Liftpieces of mint, thyme and chives and pot up foruse indoors when the plants outside die backand sow seeds of parsley to use in cooking.Make sure broccoli and Brussels sprout plantsare staked.

October is the time for the last cut of the yearfor the lawn. You can also lay turf provided thesoil is moist and there are no frosts likely.

Janet Heath, Garden Mentr Tel 01244 318258 www.gardenmentr.c.uk


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4.30pm - 6.30pmat the Tarporley Community

Centre, High Street

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DateDuration Cost

Clean up Your

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Tuesday

1.00-3.00

October

11th1 week 6.80

Get to Grips with

Skype

Thursday

1.00-3.00

October

13th2 weeks 13.60

Paying your Bills

Online

Tuesday

1.00-3.00

October

18th1 week 6.80

Computer Use for the

Curious

Tuesday

10.00-12.00

November

1st6 weeks 40.80

Create your own

Website for free

Tuesday

1.00-3.00

November

1st6 weeks 40.80

Tuesday Drop-in

Afternoons

Tuesdays

3.00-5.00On going On going

3.40 per

hour

IT & Tea WorkshopWednesdays

1.00 5.00On going On going

3.40 per

hour

EBay- buying & sellingThursday

1.00-3.00

November

3rd6 weeks 40.80

Computer Coffee Drop-

in

Thursdays

3.00-5.00

On going On going3.40 per

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Courses Day/TimeStart

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10.00-12.00

October

29th6 Weeks 40.80

Holiday ItalianMondays

10.30-12.30

October

31st6 Weeks 40.80

Drama and

Improvisation

Mondays

7.30-9.30

October

31st6 weeks 40.80

Flower

Arranging

Mondays

1.00-3.00

October

31st

6 Weeks 40.80

Line Dancing

For absolute beginners

Wednesdays

11.00-1.00

November

2nd 6 Weeks 40.80

PowerPoint Presentation

& Public Speaking

Thursdays

7.30-9.30

November

3rd6 Weeks 40.80

Card and Calendar

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Thursdays

10.00-12.00

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Included in this spa day is a relaxingSpa light lunch, full use of our Health

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79.00Mon-Thurs

89.00Fri- Sun

Valid 31/11/2011

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THE DIAMoND jubilee f

Queen Elizabeth II takes

place in June next year.

But d yu remember thecelebratins which tk

place back in 1977 fr the

Queens Silver Jubilee?

That summer, there were

street parties all over the

country as jubilee fever

swept the nation.

Here in Tarporley there were

lots of events, as Ernest

Boynes recalls.Her Majesty the Queen will

celebrate her sixty years of

service as Monarch during

the weekend of June 2nd

to 5th. There will be Diamond Jubilee

celebrations in London and throughout the

United Kingdom.

Those who lived in Tarporley in 1977, when

Her Majestys Silver Jubilee was celebrated,

will no doubt recall the many wonderful

events which took place and in which the

whole of the village, it seemed, plus many

from outside joined. From 28th May until 4th

June

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