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‘Summer is here, go forth and listen to the buzz of the

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and reflect buttercups under your chin’. Captured courtesy of Annette Edgar.

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Martin Joy cutting the tape of the reclaimed Youth Club. See write-up on page 15

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C R T N N T C R

NB. Please be aware that there will not be separate issue for August so

the next issue will be September.

JULY MEETINGS NOTICE BOARD

Date Day Event Time

02/07/14 Wed Ladies Group -Visit to Doddington Hall - Coach from Church Hall 6.30pm

02/07/14 Wed Scrabble Club 2pm

02/07/14 Wed Knit and Natter 2-4pm

03/07/14 Thur Forget-me-not Club (IN THE CHURCH HALL) 2.30pm

03/07/14 Thur Luncheon Club (IN THE CHURCH HALL) 12 noon

05/07/14 Sat Ladies Breakfast 8.45am

05/07/14 Sat VILLAGE & COMMUNITY SCHOOL GALA at Community School 2-5pm

09/07/14 Wed WI Meeting - Lincolnshire & the Potato by Alan Stennet 7pm

10/07/14 Thur Fit as a Fiddle (IN THE CHURCH HALL) 2pm

11/07/14 Fri Reepham Craft Club 2-4pm

12/07/14 Sat Fair Trade Coffee Morning - IN CHURCH HALL 10am

13/07/14 Sun Twinning Association Beach Party at Mablethorpe TBA

13/07/14 Sun North Greetwell Open Gardens Afternoon 1-4pm

14/07/14 Mon Choir 7.30-9.30 pm


16/07/14 Wed Flower Friends -(2 sessions - 2.30-4.30 & 7-9pm) see text


16/07/14 Wed Mothers Union - Barlings and Langworth Church visit (NB 2pm) 2pm

17/07/14 Thur Third Thursday Book Club 7.30pm

17/07/14 Thur Forget-me-not Club (IN THE CHURCH HALL) 10-12

18/07/14 Fri Aspects of History Group - 'Dorking' 10am

19/07/14 Sat Men2gether Breakfast 8.30am

20/07/14 Sun Adam Gibbons Football Day (Charity) at the Coommunity School 11am

21/07/14 Mon Ladies Tea Club - Trip to Skipton Market - Coach at 9am 9am

23/07/14 Wed Gardening Club meeting in the Church hall 7.30 pm



25/07/14 Fri Reepham Craft Club 2-4pm

26/07/14 Sat Gardening Club Coffee Morning in the Church hall 10-12 noon

28/07/14 Mon Choir 7.30-9.30 pm


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Army Cadet Force –Yet again we are treated to the success of our local Army

Cadet Force. See the centre pages. This is pure adventure for the youth of our

community and building the character and stamina needed for life today, these are the

calibre of youth required for our society. I is not just any group, our local group has excelled

alongside others and one can see the pride in their faces. Well done Martin Brammer, your

NCO’s and your whole troop. I hope your troop continues to grow in numbers, having

almost doubled in recent months.

The Loss of a Village Champion—Mike Cutler, whose 60th Wedding Anniversary we

celebrated in the last issue, has died within a few short weeks of that event. He worked hard

for the village as a Parish Councillor. For many years he has represented the Parish by

meeting with LCC Highways personnel to ’get things done’ on our roads. It was, and still is,

like pushing a barrow-load of wet cement. As Deputy Chair he was in line for Chair of the

Parish Council (which would have been the last year of his life), but for some reason the

tradition was changed to exclude him. Mike would have been pleased to read the report

submitted by Martin Brammer (centre pages) about the cadets as he was promoted to

Company Sergeant Major of his Army Apprentice School before entering the Army

proper. I cannot let him leave this village, even in death without recommending him for the

Stead Award, given for services to the village, even though it is posthumous. At least he

would have his name on the board in the Council Chamber for posterity. The Award has not

been made this year as no one was nominated. Please write to me as Editor to say you sup-

port me in this.

Deputy Editor—I am pleased to tell you that a volunteer as come forward to act as Deputy

Editor, a local lady, a relative newcomer to the village but with plenty of pertinent

experience. This calms the fears of the Cherry News Group who have

been concerned that we had no backup in the event of poor health. Another relative

newcomer has volunteered to make up the Group numbers to scrutinise our input and

output. All members want the same: to provide a free newsletter which encourages society

and promotes information.

The pictures from an exchange visit by Cherry Willingham Twinning Society have been

displayed this month as there was no room last month. This is another vibrant group within

the village. Mike Cutler was Chair of the County-wide Twinning Group for 8 years.

Beaver Scouts in ‘Nigeria’ - Detail about this weekend pretence of life in Nigeria staged

by Cilla Lamerton and helpers was included last month and it is supported in pictures this

month. We should all be encouraged by the efforts put in by volunteers to provide character

building activities for our young people.

EDITORIAL

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No. Page No.

Accountancy & Taxation help Gas Services

Premier Accountancy …………..39 Paul Strong ………….. 37

Beauty Therapist Garage Door Repairs

Beauty and Beyond …………..2 Garage Door Repairs ………….. 17

Building Services Hairdresser (Ladies & Gents Mobile)

SJ Wood Building Services …………..17 PAV Mobile Hairdresser ………….. 39

BD Burford Building Services …………..39 Hog Roast Sunday Lunch

Harmston Plant & Building Services …………..41 Peter Bowser @ Village Hall ………….. 41

N. Jones Builder & Contractor …………..21 Health & Fitness

Car Diagnostic Testing WELLbeing Fitness ………….. 51

Expert Test & Tune …………..41 Hypnotherapy

Carpets Sara Ainsworth ………….. 45

Croft Carpets …………..2 Joinery Services

Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning Tasker Joinery Services ………….. 43

ServiceMASTER Clean …………..37 Landscape/Gardening Services

Nettleham Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning …………..41 Taylors Landscapes & Garden Services ………….. 39

Child Care Services Outdoor Solutions ………….. 37

Mini-Miracles Child Care …………..21 Newsgaents

Reepham Rascals …………..45 Maddisons ………….. 33

Conservatories & UPVC Opticians

Andy Yates UPC Specialist …………..17 Clearview Opticians ………….. 17

Computer Services Painting & Decorating Services

The PC Stop …………..21 Chris Midgely ………….. 17

Domestic Appliance Repairs KB Painting & Decorating ………….. 39

Larry Jackson …………..41 Holmes & Fields ………….. 43

Neil Bark …………..37 Property Maintenance

Domestic Services Lewis Green ………….. 45

Daisy Cleaning Services …………..33 "The Whole Caboodle" ………….. 43

Pepperpots Domestic Services …………..17 Plumbing & Heating Services

Dining Out / Public Houses J Curtis Plumbing & Heating ………….. 21

The Wishing Well (on the Parade) …………..52 T Quincey Plumbing & Heating Engineer ………….. 43

Driving Lessons DPP Plumbing Services ………….. 17

Cherry Driving School …………..43 D White Plumbing Services ………….. 45

Estate Agent Roofing & Chimney Repairs

Your Home …………..52 Paul A. Watson Roofing ………….. 43

Colonia Estates & Lettings …………..2 Solicitors

Electrical Services Dale & Co. Solicitors ………….. 41

Nock Electrical …………..37 Taxi Services

SF Electrical …………..43 Cherry Cabs ………….. 17

Fencing and Gates Black Cat Travel ………….. 37

B.Knight & Son (Langworth) …………..45 Your category could be here! xx

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AUGUST MEETINGS NOTICE BOARD

Date Day Event Time

02/08/14 Sat Ladies Breakfast 8.45am


07/08/14 Thur Forget-me-not Club (IN THE CHURCH HALL) 2.30pm



09/08/14 Sat Fair Trade Coffee Morning - IN CHURCH HALL 10am


13/08/14 Wed WI Meeting at Goltho Tea Room and Gardens 7pm

14/08/14 Mon Choir 7.30-9.30 pm

15/08/14 Fri Aspects of History Group - 'The Enlightenment' 10am

16/08/14 Sat Men2gether Breakfast 8.30am

18/08/14 Mon Ladies Tea Club 2-4pm

20/08/14 Wed Flower Friends -(2 sessions - 2.30-4.30 & 7-9pm) see text


21/08/14 Thur Third Thursday Book Club 7.30pm

21/08/14 Thur Forget-me-not Club (IN THE CHURCH HALL) 10-12




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VICARS BLOG JULY/AUGUST 2014

Over the last week, in its weekly cycle of

prayer, the church has given thanks for the

apostle Barnabas, know as the ‘Son of

Encouragement’.

Barnabas first comes onto the scene in the

Bible early in the book of Acts – the account of the birth of the early church

and the subsequent challenges it faced. He is noted in a passage which tells

of how the early church started to come together by sharing their

possessions, holding things in common and giving to the poor. Barnabas

sold a field and brought the money to the apostles to buy what was needed.

Later on Barnabas accompanies Paul on his various journeys and then con-

tinues in ministry on his own, to be ‘the encourager’.

I note this, because the Diocese of Lincoln is asking its parishes to think

about ‘what they might hold in common’. For many years we have thought

about ‘our parish’, or ‘our village’, now we are being encouraged to ask how

we might work better together, what we can hold in common, what we

might share and where we can support one another. The term that the

Diocese have asked us to use is ‘mission communities’ - how can we build

mission communities, to both build the church and serve our communities?

This includes, how we work with our ecumenical partners, not just how we

work as Church of England Churches.

Of course, this involves a risk. It is a natural human reaction, when we are

asked to work together, to hold onto what we have because that is what

gives our security, and yet, what we learn from scripture, one example of

which is in the life of Barnabas, is that when we give up the things we hold

onto, God grows what we have given.

These are exciting times in our Diocese, much is happening …. watch this

space!

Every Blessing

Penny

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ur thanks go to the distribution team of volunteers which is organised by: rs. Janet Chapman, 26 inster rive CW. (01522) 752457. They deliver to

approx. 1780 households . f you wish to help please contact Janet.

VILLAGE ORGANISATIONS / OTHER

Page No. Page No.

Adam Gibbons Charity Football Tournament ………….. 16 Ladies Tea Club …………..15

Army Cadets ………….. 26 & 27 Library Opening Times (NEW REVISED) ………….. 16

ASSIST Programme ………….. 10 Luncheon Club ………….. 18

Aspects of History Group ………….. 24 Meetings Noticeboard JULY & AUGUST ………….. 49 & 50

Baptisms, Weddings and Funerals ………….. 47 Men2gether Breakfast ………….. 18

Bereavement Notices - Mike Cutler ………….. 47 Methodist Church Services ………….. 35

Bowls Club ………….. 40 Mothers Union Barlings & Langworth Churches ………….. 20

Bowls Club Draw Winners ………….. 40 Neighbourhood Plan news and Appeal ………….. 8

Bus Timetables ………….. 44 Nettleham / C.W. Medical Practice ………….. 23

Cash Draw Winners ………….. 15 North Greetwell Open Gardens ………….. 36

Cherry Willingham Badminton Club ………….. 9 Parish Council information ………….. 6

Cherry Willingham Neighbourhood Plan ………….. 8 Pharmacy Opening Times ………….. 31

Cherry Willingham Cricket Club News ………….. 38 Photographic Club ………….. 10

Church Services JULY & AUGUST ………….. 46 & 47 Police Notice ………….. 32

Church Hall Information ………….. 10 Reepham & District Tennis Club ………….. 32

Community Choir ………….. 19 Scrabble Club ………….. 32

Community School Report ………….. 34 Scout & Guide Group ………….. 28 & 29

Craft Club ………….. 9 Scouts& Guides Paper Collection ………….. 9

Dance in a Barn with a Hog Roast ………….. 19 St Barnabas Annual Coffee Morning - Thanks ………….. 18

Fair Trade Coffee morning results ………….. 18 Submission deadline SEPTEMBER issue ………….. 24

Fit as a Fiddle ………….. 9 Third Thursday Book Club ………….. 19

Flower Friends - Learn how to arrange ………….. 32 The Vine Community Church ………….. 42

Football Club Report ………….. 22 Twinning Association ………….. 11 & 25

Forget-me-Not Club ………….. 40 Vicars Blog ………….. 48

Gardening Club ………….. 16 Village Hall Bookings ………….. 20

GALA information ………….. 7 Walking for Health ………….. 31

Knit & Natter ………….. 9 Womens Institute and Appeal ………….. 12 & 13

Ladies Breakfast ………….. 20 3 V's Art Group ………….. 9

Ladies Group ………….. 15 Youth Centre ………….. 19 & 24

ARE YOU WORRIED? -DON'T KNOW WHO TO CALL THE PULL-OUT SECTION IS NOT INCLUDED THIS MONTH USE FROM

JUNE ISSUE

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Parish Council News

The parish council spends around £3000 annually on litter picking throughout the

village. As we have no additional budget available, but wish to maintain high

levels of cleanliness in our community, we are seeking a vibrant volunteer to

organise and run a one day litter pick in the village. We are also seeking volunteers

to join in with the litter picking. All equipment will be loaned from WLDC and the

event has the full support of the parish council. To express an interest please

contact the Parish Clerk on 01522 753398 or [email protected].

We have welcomed a new litter picker to the council: Julian has recently begun

work for us and has made an excellent start in tackling the backlog of rubbish that

has built up whilst we have been between litter pickers. On behalf of WLDC

please can we remind dog owners that WLDC is more than happy for dog waste

to be deposited in ordinary litter bins but that the waste must be double

bagged.

Finally, please can we politely request that you keep hedges and shrubs trimmed

back so that they do not overhang pavements and cause obstructions to

pedestrians.

Volunteer PCSO

VPCSO’s are required to work 4 hours per week in their chosen area once

fully trained. There is a lower age limit of 18yrs but no upper age limit.

Training consists of four weekends in the classroom followed by three

months on patrol with a buddy, followed by a gradual move to being

signed off as self-sufficient. Full uniform will be supplied and all paid

for by the PCC for the next two years.

This may be of particular interest to two groups: firstly to anyone taking

early retirement but not quite ready to sit back and relax, and secondly to

students/those looking for a career in the Police Force as full training will

be given. In the last few years intake to the Police Force has not been

advertised as recruits have progressed from PCSO and other internal

workers. It will be a rigorous process but is valuable for anyone’s CV.

Perhaps it is worth spreading the word as this could be an opportunity for

someone in our community and also of benefit to our community. If you

want to know more before making a decision to apply, please contact the

Parish Clerk in the first instance.

Parish Office 01522 753398 [email protected]

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CHURCH SERVICES AUGUST 2014

Sunday 3rd Cherry Willingham 8.00am Morning Worship

Fiskerton 9.15am Holy Communion

Greetwell 11.00am Holy Communion

Vicarage 3.00pm Baptism Party

Sunday 10th Fiskerton 9.15am Morning Worship

Reepham 9.15am Holy Communion

Cherry Willingham 10.45am Holy Communion

Wednesday 13th Cherry Willingham 9.30am Holy Communion

Sunday 17th Cherry Willingham 8.00am Holy Communion


Reepham 9.15am Family Worship

Cherry Willingham 10.45am Morning Worship





Sunday 31st Cherry Willingham 10.30am Group Service

G GRAND LUCE COURT WILLOW COURT

MONDAY 4th Morning Worship TUESDAY 12th 10:30am Holy Communion

MONDAY 18th Holy Communion

Baptisms, Weddings and Funerals

Funerals -

Our condolences to the family of Mike Cutler whose funeral we conducted in

June

.Baptisms: None this period (No Weddings )

Bereavement—Mike Cutler

Kay Cutler and family would like to thank friends and neighbours for their kind

condolences and donations on the sad loss of her dear husband Mike.

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ST.PETER& ST. PAUL’S CHERRY WILLINGHAM

with ALL SAINTS , GREETWELL

Priest in Charge : Revd. Penny Green—595596 [email protected]

Associate Priest : Revd. Sue Bradley

Associate Priest : Revd. Carol Bason

Church Wardens : Derek Sidman (751112) David Robinson (752836)

Greetwell Wardens : Carol Curtis

CHURCH SERVICES JULY 2014

Sunday 6th Cherry Willingham 8.00am Morning Worship


Greetwell 11.00am Holy Communion

Reepham 4.00pm Messy Church


Sunday 13th Fiskerton 9.15am Morning Worship



Cherry Willingham 4.00pm Family Worship



Reepham 9.15am Family Worship

Cherry Willingham 10.45am Morning Worship

Compline 6.30pm Compline

Wednesday 23rd Cherry Willingham 9.30am Holy Communion




Fiskerton 4.00pm Messy Church

G GRAND LUCE COURT WILLOW COURT

MONDAY 7th Morning Worship TUESDAY 8th 10:30am Holy Communion

MONDAY 21st Holy Communion

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Village & Community School Gala

2pm to 5pm Saturday 5th July

At the Community School on Croft Lane

Come and enjoy a family afternoon out - whatever the

weather, the Gala will be on!

Lots of stalls (inside) and games run by local organisations

Performances by an African Drumming Band

A football tournament run by the Community School and Multi Sport Pro

Bouncy Castle, Refreshments

Also incorporating

A Mini “Village Show”

Anyone can enter as many times as they like! All entries are

free - so why not have a go?!

There are 3 age ranges in each category (Primary School, Secondary School,

Adult) and four categories:

A decorated sponge cake

A photograph (any size) taken in last 12 months (Please ignore any previously stated size restriction!)

A flower arrangement

A craft item made in last 12 months

Entries should be brought to the Community School Main Hall between

11.30am and 1.30pm on the day. Judging will be done by the public between

2pm and 3pm. The winners will be announced in the Main Hall at 4.30pm

and entries may be collected after that time.

Parking is limited so please walk to the Gala if you can - thank you!

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Cherry Willingham Neighbourhood Plan What is a Neighbourhood Plan? A mechanism created by the Government

to enable residents of parishes such as Cherry Willingham to have a say in

planning decisions which affect the future of their communities. This Plan

must fit in with Government policies and local plans produced by e.g. West Lindsey District Council (WLDC) and Lincolnshire Count Council (LCC). It

is not, therefore, an option to say nothing should happen!

By whom? In Cherry the Parish Council has taken the lead in setting up the Group and will oversee the process. The process is overseen also by WLDC.

How is a Plan produced? A Steering Group has been established to tackle its technical requirements and to consult residents about their ideas and concerns. This consists of Parish Councillors and other interested residents.

What is the process? In setting up the mechanism the Government has set out clearly the process to be followed. If you want to know more about this,

details can be found on the following web-site:

http://locality.org.uk/resources/neighbourhood-planning-roadmap-guide/. At

the heart of this process is consulting residents and the final report has to be approved via a referendum of registered electors in the village.

What is the starting point? We are fortunate that just over a year ago the village produced the CW2020 Community-Led Plan which was accepted

locally and by WLDC and LCC. This means that we have much of the

information required for the first stage of the process. This Plan states: “Building on all that is good about the village and community now, our vision

is: to create a friendlier, greener, safer, healthier place to live; with enhanced

facilities and services which meet the needs of all residents; supported by a volunteering community, vibrant voluntary organisations and partnerships

and strong relationships with other agencies whether statutory or charitable.”

How can you be involved?

By joining the Steering Group and helping to shape the plan - contact the Parish Clerk.

By visiting our stall at the Community Gala on 5 July - details elsewhere in this magazine - and sharing your ideas.

By looking out for our web-site which should be live shortly at https://sites.google.com/site/cherrywillinghamplan/

By letting us have any thoughts or ideas you may have about the future of the village - contact us via the Parish Office.

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LOCAL BUS TIMETABLELincoln • Cherry Willingham Parade • Reepham • Fiskerton • Cherry Willingham Church Lane

Monday to Saturday except Bank Holidays

Route Number Journey Codes15X

MF

15X

MF15

15C

SD▲

15X

SSH15X 15 15 15 15 15 15 15a

Lincoln City Bus Station 6.05 7.00 7.15 7.40 8.05 8.35 9.00 9.30 10.00 10.30 11.00 11.30 12.00

County Hospital 6.11 7.06 7.21 -- 8.11 8.41 9.06 9.36 10.06 10.36 11.06 11.36 12.06

Cherry Willingham Parade Shops -- -- 7.30 -- -- -- 9.15 9.45 10.15 10.45 11.15 11.45 12.15

Hawthorn Avenue -- -- -- 8.10 -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 12.20

Reepham Primary School -- -- 7.33 8.14 -- -- 9.18 9.48 10.18 10.48 11.18 11.48 12.25

Fiskerton The Close -- -- 7.38 8.19 -- -- 9.23 9.53 10.23 10.53 11.23 11.53 12.30

Fiskerton Ferry Lane 6.24 7.19 7.40 8.21 8.24 8.54 -- 9.55 -- 10.55 -- 11.55 --

Short Ferry -- -- -- -- -- 8.59 -- 10.00 -- -- -- 12.00 --

Cherry Willingham Church Lane -- -- -- -- -- -- 9.27 -- 10.27 -- 11.27 -- 12.34

Route Number Journey Codes 15 15 15 15 1515

SD*

15

SSH15 15 15 15a

15a

MF15a


County Hospital 12.36 13.06 13.36 14.06 14.36 15.06 15.06 15.36 16.21 16.51 17.21 17.51 19.06

Cherry Willingham Parade Shops 12.45 13.15 13.45 14.15 14.45 15.15 15.15 15.45 16.30 17.00 17.30 18.00 19.15

Hawthorn Avenue -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- -- 17.34 18.04 19.19

Reepham Primary School 12.48 13.18 13.48 14.18 14.48 -- 15.18 15.48 16.33 17.03 17.38 18.08 19.23

Fiskerton The Close 12.53 13.23 13.53 14.23 14.53 -- 15.23 15.53 16.38 17.08 17.43 18.13 19.28

Fiskerton Ferry Lane 12.55 -- 13.55 -- 14.55 -- -- 15.55 16.40 17.10 17.45 18.15 19.30

Short Ferry -- -- 14.00 -- -- -- -- -- -- 17.15 -- -- --

Cherry Willingham Church Lane -- 13.27 -- 14.27 -- -- 15.27 -- -- -- -- -- --

Cherry Willingham Church Lane • Fiskerton • Reepham • Cherry Willingham Parade • Lincoln

Monday to Saturday except Bank Holidays

Route Number Journey Codes 15MF 15 MF 15a15

•

15

SSH15 15a 15 15 15 15 15 15

Cherry Willingham Church Lane -- -- -- -- -- -- 9.29 -- 10.35 -- 11.35 -- 12.35

Short Ferry -- -- -- -- -- 9.02 -- 10.02 -- -- -- 12.02 --

Fiskerton Ferry Lane 6.28 7.23 7.43 8.23 8.28 9.07 -- 10.07 -- 11.07 -- 12.07 --

Fiskerton The Close 6.30 7.25 7.45 8.25 8.30 9.09 9.33 10.09 10.39 11.09 11.39 12.09 12.39

Reepham Primary School 6.35 7.30 7.50 8.30 8.35 9.14 9.38 10.14 10.44 11.14 11.44 12.14 12.44

Hawthorn Avenue -- -- 7.56 -- -- -- 9.42 -- -- -- -- -- --

Cherry Willingham Parade Shops 6.38 7.33 8.03 8.38 8.38 9.17 9.47 10.17 10.47 11.17 11.47 12.17 12.47

County Hospital 6.45 7.40 8.12 8.46 8.46 9.25 9.55 10.25 10.55 11.25 11.55 12.25 12.55


Route Number Journey Codes 15 15a 15 15 1515a

SSH

15C

SD▼15 15 15 15

15

MF15

Cherry Willingham Church Lane -- 13.29 -- 14.35 -- 15.29 -- -- -- -- -- -- --

Short Ferry -- -- 14.02 -- -- -- -- -- -- 17.17 -- -- --

Fiskerton Ferry Lane 13.07 -- 14.07 -- 15.07 -- 15.38 16.07 16.42 17.22 17.52 18.17 19.30

Fiskerton The Close 13.09 13.33 14.09 14.39 15.09 15.33 -- 16.09 16.44 17.24 17.54 18.19 19.32

Reepham Primary School 13.14 13.38 14.14 14.44 15.14 15.38 15.45 16.14 16.49 17.29 17.59 18.24 19.37

Hawthorn Avenue -- 13.42 -- -- -- 15.42 15.49 -- -- -- -- -- --

Cherry Willingham Parade Shops 13.17 13.47 14.17 14.47 15.17 15.47 -- 16.17 16.52 17.32 18.02 18.27 19.40

County Hospital 13.25 13.55 14.25 14.55 15.25 15.55 -- 16.25 17.00 17.40 18.10 18.35 19.48


JourneyCcodes

• via Cherry Willingham School at 08.33

SSH - Saturdays and School Holidays * via Cherry Willingham School at 15.27

SD - Schooldays ▲ via Broxholme Gardens 07.53 and Marigold Close, Lincoln 08.00

MF - Monday to Friday ▼ Starts at Cherry Willingham school at 15.27 runs via

Nettleham Fields Shops 15.59 and Broxholme Gardens 16.06

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Fit as a Fiddle Group

We are now back in the Church Hall. On the 2nd and 4th Thursdays in the month at

2pm.. Over fifties welcome for soft bowls and New Age Kurling.

£1 per session.

Enquiries to Pat Sellwood Tel 754584

Cherry Willingham Badminton Club

We meet in the sports hall at Cherry Willingham

Community School on Tuesday evenings from 7.45 pm until 9.45 pm. For more

information please contact

Sue on 01522 523656 or Ian on 01522 754414

3Vs Art Group The 3Vs Art Group is made up of residents from local villages. We meet at Reepham Methodist Chapel each Thursday evening from 6.45pm where we paint,

draw, have demonstrations and enjoy each other’s company. New

Members are welcome.

SCOUTS PAPER COLLECTION: Sat 19th July. & 16th Aug. 7.30am

Reepham Craft Club

Meetings are held in Reepham Methodist Church schoolroom Friday 11th July 2pm

--4pm and also on the 25th of July. No meetings in August.

Ladies come and join us we are a very friendly group learning many different

crafts ring Val on 01522752809 or Ann on 01522800209 for more information

Knit and Natter

We at knit and Natter hope you have a lovely summer.

We do not close for the Holiday Season, but our numbers may a

little short with holidays and looking after Children and Grandchil-

dren, but we intend to keep going and having a good time. Meet-

ings are held on July 2nd and 16th and August 6th and 20th at 2pm in the Church

Hall

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Are you looking for a venue

for birthday parties, family

celebrations, etc. then look

no further than Cherry

Willingham Church Hall.

The hall has been completely

refurbished and has an up-to-date,

well-equipped kitchen. The hall can

accommodate up to 50 people and

is in the centre of the village We

have very competitive rates - £7.50

per hour. If you require further

information or wish to make a

booking, please contact our

Bookings Secretary, Sandra

Gardner (tel no 752513, e-mail:

[email protected].

tuc .... onely .... truggling to get bac on your feet... or...

Just nee a listening ear .... hen may able to help you. ur volunteers at ssist will be happy to visit you, get alongsi e you an give you some support to get through a i cult or

challenging time in your life. ur phone lines are now open We nes ays, hurs ays an Fri ays from 8. 5 to 12.00 mi – ay.

Why not give us a call on 01522 37016 an we will see if we can help.

is a not for pro t organisation which is supporte by the churches in Cherry Willingham, Fis erton an eepham . ur services are free an are entirely con ential , P. . Bo 1236 incoln N5 5NW - elephone 01522 37016

Photographic Club

Photography can be quite brilliant

these days and we are always

looking for nice pictures to adorn

the cover of Cherry News but why

not set up a Club or Group to

share ideas? Whatever your

expertise it is always fun to share.

If you are interested, as a starting

point, please contact Annette on:

01522 595673

All it takes is a friendly get

together and someone to share a

little trick they have learned and

your pictures turn from good to

brilliant.

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Sunday Services

All these Services are family & youth friendly, usually with a vibrant children’s programme (KidZone)Coffee & Cake served from 10:45.July 6th

11am at Reepham & Cherry Willingham Village Hall - BACON BUTTY SPECIAL!!July 13th11am at Fiskerton Village Hall (+KidZone)July 20th11am at Reepham & Cherry Willingham Village Hall (+KidZone)July 27th

11am at Fiskerton Village Hall (Family Service)August 3rd & 10th – No servicesAugust 17th 11am at Reepham & Cherry Willingham Village Hall (Family Service)August 24th – No Service – we are at the ‘one event’ at the howgroun August 31st 11am at Reepham & Cherry Willingham Village Hall (Family Service)

Connect groups for all ages, providing a social setting for you to

connect with people, understand the Bible and grow in faith.

Adults : Tuesday 8pm Cherry Willingham, Wednesday 8pm Fiskerton

The Mix for yr-olds

Friday Nights at 7pm

Lots of different activities, including climbing wall, roller disco, supper club

Tel 876996 for details

There’s lots more activities going on too! To find out more, go to

www.thevinecommunitychurch.org.uk

or phone Rev. V. Podbury on 872011 (Church Office)

The Vine Community Church Reg Charity 1142056 is part of the

nationwide Ground Level Network of Churches

Church for life in today’s world ; lively,

engaging, informal

The Vine Church is linked to a children’s home and home for abandoned babies in Kenya, through regular support and short-term work as volunteers in the homes.

Souled Out – after school on Mondays 3.30-4.30pm

- hot dogs, games, life and faith for 11-14year-olds

Go Wild – once a month-exciting new group for 7-11years which goes out to do exciting stuff

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Cherry Willingham Twinning Association

ur rst event since our visit to France was on June 1st when some 18 winners i a reasure Hunt Wal aroun Hawthorn , Cherry an most of eepham following clues thought up by erry an Mary; the winning team was compose of the Cheynes an the Woo s. fter the two hour wal it was a relief to go bac to John an ita’s farmhouse for a picnic an some games an , once more, the weather was very in as it ha been in France. We hope it will smile on us again on July 13th when we are having a beach party in the Mablethorpe area – why not join us Contact erry on 753239 or John on 595173. I must also mention Mi e Cutler – Mi e was an early member of the winning ssociation an ha serve for many years, visiting France numerous times where he was hoste by the Chaillou family – whom he an Kay hoste when they came to Cherry; we shall miss his i eas an contributions to the Committee. Bon voyage Mi e.

If you are interested in joining us– contact Terry on 753239 or John on 595173.(see pics of

our visit in the centrefold).

Cyclists gain certificates HE. following pupils at Cherry Willingham County Junior chool have passe their cycling pro ciency tests:: J. Barren, K. Hartley. P. Baumber, . Bri le, C. Brown, . Butler, B. Capel, B. Catlin, . Deeley, . Porster, G. Hall, P. Hancoc , G. Hen erson, . Houlton, . Jeffrey, D. Keighley, H. Kettleborough, N. a yman, D. etts, $. ittle, G. overi ge, . l el , . liver, . Parsonage, K. a for , H. a ley, . ose, J. ellwoo , C. light, M. ownsen , M. Varley, K. Ven atasamy, J. Wil inson. Mr. . taples, West in sey oa afety cer, presente the certi cates, an gave Mr. D. Glover,

who ha traine the chil ren, an instructor's certi cate. CIRCA 1977 I reckon. Sorry about the

quality it is from a newspaper clipping.

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Cherry Willingham WI

lovely June evening an a bright an welcoming Church Hall:

what more o you want for a well-atten e WI meeting Business

was iscusse rst. he annual lunch at the e ion, Digby, ha

been enjoye by all. lovely photo of the new gran son of the

West family of our New Zealan lin was circulate , an their latest news rea out.

Preparations in their airy farm for their coming winter remin e us of their very ifferent

seasons.

Four members ha atten e the National 6M of the WI, this year hel in ee s. here

they listene to a ebate on the ve e question of organ onation, large majority vote

in favour of organ onation, but felt that the wor ing of the resolution nee e to be more

vigorous. elations can still act against the state wishes of the onor. wo members who

ha receive onate organs spo e of their e perience an their personal gratitu e to the

onors.

2015 will mar the 100 years since the formation of the WI. Many plans are now being

rawn up to celebrate the event, inclu ing a V programme to be presente by ucy

Worsley.

hen helly Mar s of the local business, Beauty an Beyon , gave a tal an emonstration

of basic s in care . isa, her assistant emonstrate a han an arm massage. hen Jill

Warren,’ a soap an water la y’, was the i eal mo el for a emonstration of basic s in

care. We shoul all bene t from her a vice, especially the nee to protect our s in from

the sun. he was than e by Pauline ennar . he competition, an ol fashione cosmetic

recipe was ju ge by helly, the winners being Norma haw, nne Driver an Christine

Dawson.

ur ne t meeting at 7pm on July 9th will feature lan tennet spea ing about incolnshire

an the potato, the competition being ecorate potato. n 13th ugust our meeting

will be hel at Goltho ea oom an Gar ens, refreshments being free for members £ for

guests, with a visit to the gar ens costing £ .50. We warmly welcome guests to our

meetings which is an i eal way of ma ing new frien s for new resi ents of our e pan ing

village. If you are thin ing of joining us at our Goltho meeting, please get in touch on 01522

7511 5, For normal meetings JU U N UP!

The Editor would like to apologise for his omission of the WI report submitted for inclusion

in the June issue. It was within the deadline but due to personal reasons I had to submit the

newsletter a day early. This also affected the input of the Football Club which is now

included in this issue.

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Forget-me-not-Club For our first meeting in June we had a group of four Gentlemen from 'The East

Lincolnshire Dialect Society' calling themselves "Far Welting" which they

started 12 years ago. We had a variety of stories, poems and songs and made us all

laugh.

Before our next meeting in June we will be having our Spring Lunch in the Cherry

Tree Pub. At our second meeting we will welcome Geoff Bridges the Entertainer. This is followed by a quiz and Mr Day talking about 'A day in the

life of a Pawnbroker' both in July. The first meeting in August will be Sue Bradley

telling us about her association with Russia.

New members are always welcome, we meet on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of

each month in the Church Hall at 2pm. Phone Margaret Coates on 754120 if

you need help with transport.

BOWLS 600 CLUB DRAW

The Playing Field, Laburnum Drive, Cherry Willingham (23 4—8 9)

For further information contact out Secretary Ken Shackleton Tel 01522

751132 or Brian Donnell Tel 01522 750794 Treasurer, or any club

member. Membership Fee 25 a year. We welcome anyone who likes the

competitive, social, and friendly atmosphere of outdoor bowls. We

invite old and new players, young and older people to join us for a game of

Bowls..

Cherry Willingham Bowls Club

Herewith, the results of the Bowls 600 Club Draw,

No.5 for weeks 18-22, (27 April -31 May).

The Draw was made by Roger Driffill.

68 T Felton 5 Fern Grove £5

199 E Andrews 9 Laburnum D £5

316 J Johnson 25 Laburnum D £5

400 G Chapman 35 Laburnum D £5

41 R Gibbons 28 High Street £10

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Women of Cherry Willingham!

In a rut? Like to meet other Cherry Ladies? Have some fun?

Why not dip into the fruit bowl of interesting things to do and achieve?

Perhaps learn a new hobby or craft, meet other interesting people, make new

friends, and try other experiences together. Then why not join Cherry WI?

It’s no longer just Jam and Jerusalem!.

We are a group of women who meet once a month for 2 hours to enjoy good

company, have a laugh, hear interesting speakers, involve ourselves in WI

national campaigns and, on occasion, enjoy outings to interesting places –

including a bit of retail therapy! If you like the sounds of this then do come to

a meeting to see what we are like and bring a friend with you!

We will have a stall at the Cherry Gala on July 5th where you can pick up our

programme and talk to some of our members. Also our events programme is

posted up around the village.

Did you know that in many areas the WI is enjoying a resurgence of younger women? We need you women of the village to join us to bring Cherry WI into

this new concept. Come on ladies of Cherry – come to a meeting – be inspired and above all have

some fun! For further information or a chat about the WI ring 595495 or

751992. Or just come to one of our meetings. We meet on the 2nd Wednesday

in the Church Hall at 7pm.

We would love to hear from you!.

WE NEED YOU!

Where are you women

in Cherry Willingham?

and surrounding area.?

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LINCOLNSHIRE POLICE

Nettleham Neighbourhood Policing Team, Police Station Scothern Lane, Nettleham LN2 2TU Email [email protected]

Drink and Drug Driving Report a Drink Driver - text DRINK to 80800

Lincolnshire Police launched their summer drink and drug drive campaign. 1st June 2014

Members of the public will be able to report a drink driver they know using a short code

SMS text service. Simply text the word DRINK to 80800 with details of the vehicle,

where the person will be drinking and when. Police officers will use the information to

stop, arrest and process the driver through the Courts.

This is only to be used for non-emergency cases.

If members of the public see a drink/drug driver actually driving, they should treat it as an

emergency and call 999.

With a long hot summer forecast drivers are reminded that police will be carrying out

roadside checks at all times of the day including the mornings.

With the use of FIT (Field Impairment Test) officers will be testing drivers for the effects

of drugs as well as drink during this campaign.

Whilst the numbers are slowly falling there are still an unacceptable number of deaths and

injuries on our roads linked to drink and drug driving.

This operation will not target one section of the community but be spread across the

entire driving population to get the message out that drinking and driving is not tolerated.

In a recent Government THINK road safety survey around a quarter of respondents (24

per cent) in England and Wales thought they knew someone who drove when over the

legal limit which is similar to previous surveys. Men are far more likely to be drink drive

casualties than women and younger road users are also disproportionately likely to be

involved – around one third of those killed or seriously injured were aged between 16 and

24, almost 80% of whom were male.

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LADIES &

GENTS

Call PAUL

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Cherry Willingham Cricket Club

Hello All—With the cricket season now in full swing I thought it was appropriate to

bring the village up to date with results so far. As I write this the start to the 2014 season

can perhaps be best described as steady rather than spectacular.

The Saturday 1st XI which now plays in the Lincolnshire Premier Division (the 2nd tier

of cricket in the county) began their campaign with a fantastic victory at

Hartsholme, who had come down from the top tier (ECB league). Batting first Cherry

made 13? all out, a total which many would have felt was well below that required.

However, the Cherry boys really produced the goods with the ball as Will Carter and Joe

Dobson aided by a couple of run outs bowled the hosts out for 7? leaving Cherry as

comfortable victors. This fine victory was followed by another away triumph and again

it was at another side tipped to do well this year. Alford batted first and recovered well

from 80 for 8 to post a challenging 168, however, with skipper Will Carter in fine form

with the bat, scoring 79, it seemed Cherry were coasting to victory. A middle order col-

lapse though turned the game on it’s head and with only a single wicket remaining new

signing Russ Binnington was the hero, using all his experience to steer Cherry over the

line. Unfortunately the lads were unable to back this up on the bank holiday Monday

losing by 9 wickets at Haxey but I know they are determined to bounce back in their

next fixture when they entertain Alkborough.

The Sat 2nd XI began their campaign with a 6 wicket defeat at Louth 2nd’s but a week

later the first win was registered with a 3 wicket success over Alford. Keith Whitely,

Phil Lunn and Matt Spikings all showed up well with the ball before John Singleton and

James Gray looked in good touch with the bat. A cluster of quick wickets did cause

some concern and tension but Whiteley and Spikings ensured the win and a full 20

point haul.

The Sunday sides have yet to really get into their respective season’s both playing only a

single game at the point of writing this. The 1st XI were beaten at Hartsholme, however,

the 2nd XI earned an encouraging 9 wicket win at Heighington with Jamie Burnett and

Matt Spikings claiming 4 wickets apiece before James Gray (28) and Matt Jenkins (26*)

saw Cherry home.

I’d like to take this opportunity to remind everyone in the village that they are very wel-

come to pop down to home games and lend us their support and perhaps even get in-

volved, be it supporting off the field activities, work on the pitch and ground or perhaps

even playing a few games then you would be very welcome. The Club has a Race Night

in the Cherry Tree on Saturday 7th June (starts 8.30pm) and we would like to extend an

invite to anyone in the village and beyond that is looking for an enjoyable night out and

chance to support the cricket club to come and join us. The club runs four weekend

senior teams as well as a senior midweek side and also has an Under 15 team entered

into the youth league for 2014. For any additional information on any of the above

please contact Club Secretary, Matt Dobson on 07940 048910.

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Cherry Willingham Ladies Group

On July 2nd we are visiting Doddington Hall.

Meeting outside the Church hall at 6.30pm

Ladies Tea Club

May saw us on our first outing of the year to Springfields. We had a great day

weatherwise and a good shopping day. May 31st was Annual Coffee Morning at

the Church Hall. The day was not very well attended, but we manage to make £240

for our charities. £120 to McMillan Nurses and £120 to the Salvation Army.

Our next trip is on July 21st is to Skipton Market. The bus leaves the Church hall

at 9.00am. August is an Afternoon Tea and entertainment.

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Gardening Club – 4th Wednesday in the

Month

The club meets on the 4th Wednesday of most months

at 7.30pm in the church hall. We do not meet in

January or in July and August. You will be most

welcome at any or all of the meetings and we would

welcome new members so put our September date, 24th

September, on your calendar and come and enjoy the

talks we plan. We also try to have at least one outing per year to a nearby garden to

further our knowledge and enjoyment of other people’s ideas.

On Saturday, 26th July we are holding a Coffee Morning in the church hall from

10am to 12 noon. Everyone is welcome; we shall have a few stalls, and plants for

sale. Please come along. At our June meeting we had a talk on violas by Rob

Chapman, a gold medal Chelsea winner.

On September 24th we are holding a mini show. The five categories will be – a

single flower in a small container; a garden photograph; the funniest shaped

vegetable; a house plant; and a small table arrangement which can be flowers, fruit

or vegetables. A small entrance fee of 20p for each category will be charged and

best of all, everyone will have a chance to vote for the winners. Don’t forget to

keep your pots and hanging baskets watered well, usually daily, in the warmer

weather and water in the evening or early morning so the plants can benefit before

the water evaporates!

For more details of the club please ring Terry on 754254.

ADAM GIBBONS

FOOTBALL DAY

Sunday 20th July 2014

11am at CW Community School

There will be 6 a side football

tournament and a BBQ and

refreshments will be availableThe money raised will go to the Adam

Gibbons Sports Foundation

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LUNCHEON CLUB

We have a very popular LUNCH CLUB serving a very good Main meal and sweet

with tea or coffee for £4.00 each.

ALL OVER 50’s WELCOME. Please telephone Margaret Coates on 754129 on

the Tuesday before to secure your place.

Every 1st and 3rd Thursday in the Church Hall at 12 Noon. Transport is available to

help those who would like to come and find it difficult to get to the Church Hall. .

To organise please call Margaret Coates on 754129

FAIR TRADE COFFEE MORNINGS

Our next coffee mornings will be held on Saturday, 12 July and Saturday, 9 August

from 10 am in the Church Hall. We look forward to seeing you for a cup of coffee,

home-made cake and a friendly chat. You will also be able to browse our Fair

Trade stall.

Thank you to everyone who supports our coffee mornings. Our nominated charity

for the next six months is Service of Hope which supports ‘My Father’s House’ project working with street children and the poor in Olinda, Brazil, especially the

shanty town community which grew up beside the city’s former open air rubbish

dump. My Father’s House comprises a school, safe house for boys at extreme risk

and a nearby farm used for retreats and camps, together with Living Water Church

T RN Y TH NK Y U

A big thank you to everyone who supported the St Barnabas Coffee

Morning on 7th June. The sum of 345 was raised and St Barnabas wish to thank

everyone for their kind support.

Men2gether

lot more than just a en’s reakfast

Interested in Friendship, good food, good conversation and a warm welcome?

Come and join us for our next breakfast which is on Saturday 19th July ( 16th Aug)

Where? Rosie Lea Café, The Parade, Cherry Willingham

Time? 8.30am for 8.45 Start. Finish approx. 9.45am

Cost: normally £5.20 payable when you arrive.

To book a place, or places, please email Neil French, [email protected]

or telephone 01522 753432 by the preceding Wednesday.

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A church on the move…..seeking to be …..mobile…..growing…..open…..changing…..relevant

Services are 10:30am at the Community School

During July and August services will be led by

July 6th Dr Brian Scott13th Rev Alan Barker (Holy Communion)20th David Stubbs27th Local congregationAugust 3rd Rev Norman Walker10th David Stubbs17th Rev Alan Swann (Holy Communion)24th Joint Service Reepham Chapel 10am31st Dorothy JacksonSunday School is available for pre-school and primary School age

July 13th 3.00pm – 4.30pm at Fiskerton Village Hall: Prospects BBQ for

adults with learning disabilities and their families and carers.

A good place to ask questions in a relaxed atmosphere. All are very welcome.

SOLO – last Friday of the month (Ladies Group) BBQ 25th July

For general details about our church please contact our Minister: Rev. Alan

Swann 01522-754618

For information on events and activities in this section please contact: Dianne

Stubbs 01522-752062.

Enjoy your SummerAnd make space for God

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A Specialist Sports, Maths & Computing College

Croft Lane, Cherry Willingham, Lincoln. LN3 4JP

Telephone (01522) 751040

Headteacher: Mrs E Stiles, BEd(Hons), MA, N.P.Q.H

Gareth Jones, Chair of Governors. It is with the eepest regret that we have to announce the eath of Gareth Jones, our chair of Governors. Gareth was a in , gentle man who will be very much misse .

nne Per ins, the vice chair sai of Gareth, “He was the fountain of all nowle ge, a unique man, with a fantastic sense of humour. ”Governor tuart Miller recollecte : “It was always a pleasure to wor with a gentleman li e Gareth. He was a very goo chairman, the riving force behin most things to o with the governors, always available for meetings an organising people into groups. He will be very har to replace, very har

in ee .” ur thoughts are with Gareth’s family at this sa time.

Sponsored walk - he school is organising a sponsore wal event in or er to raise fun s that will go towar s the rebuil ing the bi e she at the front of school. he sponsore wal will be 10 miles through the el s an on footpaths to angworth an bac .

The Lincolnshire Show School’s Challenge

he fter chool club have entere the chool’s Challenge at the incolnshire how, competing for the title of chool’s Challenge Champions 201 . We will have our own stan in the school’s tent at the how an will put on a isplay an presentation before a panel of ju ges. ur theme is ‘Project Potato!’ We have ha lots of potato theme i eas to o, inclu ing growing an coo ing with potatoes, ma ing a han crafte felt potato plant an potato people.

Primary School Visits for Year 6 Students starting in September 2014

tu ents in our fee er primary schools have been having visits from our Primary iaison teacher. his gives stu ent’s the chance to as questions about the school an receive information to help them to prepare for the ne t stage in their e ucation at secon ary school. Cherry Willingham Community chool pri es itself on being able to integrate primary school stu ents from a large range of ifferent primary schools when they join the school as a Year 7 in eptember.

'It's So Easy' Curriculum Activity Day for Year 9 Students

Year 9 were ta en off timetable for a ay so they coul participate in the ‘It’s that easy’ curriculum activity ay, a project coor inate by incolnshire Fire an escue an involving organisation such as incolnshire Police (crime an anti-social behavior), incolnshire Co-op (alcohol awareness), incolnshire afeguar ing Chil ren Boar (internet safety), incolnshire Fire an escue (arson) an incolnshire oa afety Partnership (roa safety). tu ents were enthusiastic about the ay an what they ha learnt. Email: [email protected]

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The Third Thursday

Book Club

Tel : Veronica 872011

Thursday July 17th

For women who love to read

a good book, and talk about

it with friends! It’s on the

third Thursday of each

month. We read a wide

variety of great books, a

different one each month.

Free copies available. Like

to know more?

Time: 7.30 pm

Sponsored by The Vine Community Church

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Ladies Breakfast

Saturday 5th July at 8.45am, at Rosie

Lea Cafe The Parade Cherry Willingham. Ladies come and

join us for a full English breakfast cost £5 20p. Listen to a Christian speaker meet with new and old friends.

Please book by the 3rd July and 31st July for August.2nd.

Ring Ann on 01522800209

Reepham & Cherry Willingham Village Hall

Thanks to all those who support the Village Hall, which is

regularly used for ballroom dancing; bowls; line dancing;

yoga; mums & toddlers and other activities. It is also

available for private functions.

To book the hall, please phone Frank on 07546 579 677

Ladies Breakfast

On our usual meeting day, Wednesday 16th July, we are visiting the

Barling Churches ending at Langworth Church for refreshments. Members and

friends will be receiving a letter with full details before the date.. Please note that

we will be leaving at 2pm.

The week of our meeting in our resources for prayer we are ‘Looking to the Fu-

ture’. Help us to trust that whatever the future may hold, you, Lord, will walk

with us always, through good or ill, sorrow or joy, feast or famine, we are never

alone. May we listen to your word, and follow your way, even when we think we

know better.

We do not meet in August. Our first meeting after the summer break will be on

17th September and will be a Cluster Group together at Reepham Church.

St Benedict’s continues to open as usual through the summer. Look for the board

outside the Church. Queries to: Chairman Anne Parker (856588) or Anne Jones

751095

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Scrabble Club

Come and stimulate your ‘little grey cells’ and have a pleasant

couple of hours with refreshments for only £1.50 We are not

serious players, so come and enjoy the company and the game at:

The Millennium Hall on alternate Wednesdays at 2pm. The meetings in July are:

2nd and 16th Contact: Mrs Parker on 752383

Flower Friends Flower Friends Group continues to grow with new

members trying their hands for the first time at flower

arranging.

We meet the third Wednesday of each month, at 2.30 to

4.30 p.m. and 7 p.m. until 9 p.m. in Cherry Willingham..

Next 16th July. If you would like to join us, please

contact Annette Edgar 01522 595673 or

[email protected] for further details. No experience required, just en-

thusiasm and a love of flowers. Come and try your hand and have a cup of tea or

glass of wine and enjoy a couple of hours with like-minded people chatting and

arranging flowers.

Reepham and District Tennis Club

ANYONE FOR TENNIS?

Come and have a go.

Sunday mornings 9.00am – 12 noon from 6th July 2014

Equipment is available. The Tennis Club is situated behind the

Village Hall on Hawthorn Road.

We still have plenty of events to come this year including a ladies

night (wine, food and tennis), a rotating partner’s competition, and

a summer open day.

Membership fees: Adults £40, and Children £15, Seniors &

Concessions £30 and Families £85 for the year.

Club Nights are Tuesdays and Thursdays 7pm.

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Available to provide 15 hours Free Funded Childcare for all 3 & 4 year olds

mailto:[email protected]

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With the season now over we can look back as reasonable by reaching three

cup semi-finals and finishing fifth in the league which was quite an

achievement, not always being able to field our best team and with

young promising players the likes of George Asplin and Joe Silson.

Hopefully we will have more for next season.

Paul Leedle finished second of the top goal scorers of the league with 33

goals from 20 games which included five hat tricks. Neil Robinson and

Brendan Foster-Mattheison both made a top 25 appearances. Ashley Bradley

scored 12 goals from 24 appearances. George Asplin made 22 appearances

and scored 7 goals.

The club would like to put on record our thanks to team manager Gary

Jenkinson for his time and dedication he has showed to the club and doing

a first class job. Our thanks go to our President Bert Wilkinson and

Vice President Steve (Ginge) Fisher for their interest in the club. Our best

wishes to Ginge for his recent illness. Thanks to Babs and the Cherry Tree

for their support and after match chip butties. Thanks to the residents at the

Church Lane end of the pitch for their help in returning the balls from their

gardens.

We now look forward to next season, so any players over 16 years looking

for a club please phone 01522 808176 or contact any club member. We will

again entering the Harrisons Lincoln Saturday League.

If there are enough players who want Sunday League football we will be

pleased to help.

Cherry Willingham

Football Club

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Monday–Friday

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and 2pm to 6pm

Saturday – 8.45am to 5pm

Tel No. 01522 595989

“It’s a business thing. If you have an appointment in business, you keep it. And that’s the same with a trainer – you keep it because you feel that you will be letting

them down if you don’t – not to mention that bit of pride which tells you that you

are not going to let them think you can’t hack it”

And that simple thing has changed Jeff’s life.

“I feel great”, he says “but the strange thing is that the exercise started to affect me

mentally – in a good way. I thought when I started that I’d just do it to lose a bit of weight and get fitter but it’s affected the way I feel and the way I think. I’ve got

more confidence – I sleep better. I feel more positive. A lot of it is about your head –

it’s all mental issues” Inspired by Jeff’s story we’ve put together a stress-busting package designed to

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Risen from the Dead

There are not many people in history who can say they have risen from the dead but

one of Wellbeing’s clients can make that claim.

Jeff Allen is a lively, ebullient guy, full of life and wit – the sort of person who is

great to have around - a bloke who can be guaranteed to make a party go with a

swing.

Almost 7 years ago, he was the Managing Director of a 20 million pound business.

He was, by his own admission, overweight and out of condition. But he was OK.

He didn’t feel that he was stressed – he was coping fine.

And then it happened. He was enjoying some leisure time with friends, go-karting

when he suffered a massive cardiac arrest – and died! Luckily there were medics on

hand who brought him back (with great difficulty, he tells us). But brought him

back they did. And after a spell in hospital he was returned to normal life.

Now, as I’m sure you can imagine, an experience like that makes you stop and

think. And Jeff was no exception. He says that although he didn’t think he was

worried or hassled at the time, actually his whole life-style added up to one word –

STRESS: job, overeating, no exercise. And to cap it all, 3 years ago he went

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for one of our packages, where three times a week, in a studio in complete privacy

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The results are spectacular. He told us:

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NETTLEHAM MEDICAL PRACTICE

AND CHERRY WILLINGHAM BRANCH SURGERY June 2014

NAMED GP FOR PATIENTS 75+ Over the last few months, we have begun to ask all our patients who are 75 years or older if they

already feel they have a doctor who is “their doctor”. If they have one particular doctor who they

regard as their own we are recording this in their medical record. If they don’t yet feel they have

“their own” doctor we will allocate them a named GP to be responsible for their care and let them know who it is by 31

st July 2014. The ‘named GP’ will be responsible for co-ordinating the patient’s

overall care.

MONTHLY EARLY CLOSURES FOR TRAINING 2014 In order to enable our doctors and staff to be kept up to date Nettleham surgery will be closed for

training at 1pm on the following afternoons. Emergency help is still available by calling 111.

Tuesday 17th

June Tuesday 15th

July Tuesday 19th

August

CQC INSPECTION The Care Quality Commission (CQC) carried out an inspection on 30

th April 2014 at the practice. We

have been informed that their report will be available to view on their website in July/August 2014.

SMS MESSAGING SERVICE As you may already be aware the Practice is now able to provide SMS text messages confirming

appointment details. Once registered a text message will be sent confirming appointment bookings immediately after the appointment has been made, and a further reminder will be sent the day before

your appointment. If you would like to register for this service then please contact the Practice or

alternatively please complete the slip below and return. Please can we request that all patients make

sure that we hold the correct mobile phone numbers and notify the Practice of any changes.

…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

I HEREBY GIVE/WITHDRAW* MY PERMISSION FOR NETTLEHAM MEDICAL PRACTICE

TO SEND ME A TEXT MESSAGE ON MY MOBILE PHONE.

Full Name ____________________________________________________

Mobile Number ________________________________________________

Signed _____________________________ Date ___________________

I understand that this consent will remain in place indefinitely and that it is my responsibility to

inform the practice should I withdraw consent or make any changes, including changes in my mobile/home telephone number.

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CONTACT DETAILS Telephone - 01522 751717 When the surgery is closed please ring Freephone

111 WEBSITE – www.nettlehammedical.co.uk PRACTICE MANAGER – HELEN LUNN

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SUBMISSION DATE DEADLINE FOR SEPTEMBER NEWSLETTER: To

be at: [email protected] by 5pm, 14th AUG please. Send as soon

as you can please as it helps with the setting out of the newsletter. Thanks.

Aspects of History Group The meetings of the Aspects of History Group of the Lincoln U3A often take

place at 33, Church Lane Cherry on the 3rd Friday in the month 10am for 10.30.

Subject to be talked about and discussed on July 18th is ‘Dorking’ If you are inter-

ested contact me 01522 595084.Hazel Larcombe.

Cherry Willingham Youth Club

Your Youth Club urgently needs more volunteers if we are to sustain the

splen i wor one to ate since we too over the running of the Club

from incolnshire County Council.

We nee :

Additional volunteers for our Management Committee as several of

the original members have ha to resign. he Committee has overall

responsibility for running the Club an meets every 6/8 wee s.

Volunteers to join a rota to attend Club nights - Mon ays an Fri ays

an support our professional youth wor ers. his involves the

registering member’s atten ance an running the tuc shop.

For more information please contact Chris Jones at

[email protected] or tel: 01522 595729

Senior Sessional Youth Worker Vacancy

We are recruiting a pai enior essional Youth Wor er as of eptember 1st to wor with the other pai staff member, Management Committee an volunteers in eveloping the wor of the Club.

For etails an an application pac please contact Mi e Mason at Mi e.Mason @ntlworl .com or tel: 01522 823857.

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Scouting: Scouts 10½ -14 yrs., Cub Scouts 8 - 10 yrs., Beaver Scouts 5¾ - 8yrs. Contact details: Mike Bull on 01522 807022

Guiding: Senior Section 14+ yrs., Guides 10+ yrs., Brownies 7-10yrs,

Rainbows 5-7yrs. Contact details: Jayne Tyler on 01522 753255

Beaver Scouts report, June 2014

Our first meeting after half term was a trip to Fun Farm in North Hykeham, where the

Beaver Scouts had a great time expending energy on a variety of climbing apparatus and

Laser tag. Many thanks to those parents who stayed to help.

The following week we tried Tie Dying tee shirts to be used as our team Strip for the

Football tournament at the Village School Gala.

Next weekend we shall be camping with other Beaver Scouts from across Lincoln District,

working on Outdoor challenges and Activity Badges.

Cilla Lamerton, Beaver Scout leader 01522 595536

SCOUTS & GUIDES

Cherry Willingham Guiding Section.

The Girls sections in the village have been very busy over the last month. Rainbows

went for their first sleepover at Rand Farm Park where they all helped milk the

cows, fed the calves and lambs and cleaned out the animal pens. Guides and Senior

Section also had a weekend away at the Guiding house near Sleaford where the

theme for the weekend was Harry Potter.

Good News and New Leaders Needed

We are happy to report we have now found a leader to take over running Brownies

from September but unfortunately it leaves the Guide section looking for new

leaders for September , if interested please email :

[email protected]




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Beaver Scouts enjoy a ‘Nigerian’ Weekend

What a great time these

young Beavers had living a

‘Nigerian’ life-style over a

weekend during last month.

All pictures are by courtesy of Cilla Lamerton

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CH RRY TW NN R R C NT V T T FR NC

LEFT: The new pub

in Le Grand Luce

RIGHT: All the

Twinners

LEFT: At the

Mayor’s reception

RIGHT: The Trahearns & Evans dressed for a 20's evening

All pictures are by courtesy of John Bucke

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Well where do I start, the detachment has had a fantastic month, first the Commanding

Officer Lt Col Nigel Johnson from the 2nd Bn The Royal Anglian came and visited the

detachment and awarded CSM Stuart Brammer, Ex Cdt SSgt Luke Wiles and Sgt George

Asplin their Gold Duke Of Edinburgh badges and books, he then handed out star passes to

Cdt Burman his 1 star, 3 star to Cpl Laura Ware and 4star to Sgt Steven Brammer. There

was promotions also for Sgt Brammer to Staff Sergeant, Cpls Ware, Wiles and Askew to

Sergeant and L Cpl. Murray to Cpl. Trophies where given out to Cdt Natasha Spinks for

Endeavour, Cpl Murray won best shot, and best Senior Cdt went to Sgt Wiles.

Promotions

Gold Duke of Edinburgh Award Winners Cdt Burman

Detachment 2014

Over the weekend of the 25th of May the cadets took part in an affiliation day with the

Royal British Legion and an inter-competition day against the other detachments from the

City. Once again the cadets did a tremendous job, Cpl Murray won the shooting, the

detachment won the drill competition (first time ever) and came runners up in two and

third in the other competitions, giving the detachment a combined point’s total of 41

making us this year’s winner of the RBL trophy (first time ever since the trophy was first

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Finally I would like to congratulate Sgt Callum Wiles on passing his selection into the

Army, all the best for the future. If this takes your fancy either as an adult or cadet please

come along, we are on the school field and parade on a Thursday evening 7-9 or contact me

on the above number for any information.

Drill Winners

Cdt Spinks

Cpl Murray—Best Shot

Overall

Champions

2014

Sgt Wiles

Report and pictures

submitted by Martin

Brammer

watch out for july / august 2014 ¶&+$5,7

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