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Welcome to our SEPTEMBER edition of LINK-Magazine.

Well its been a mixed Summer as weather is concerned but that’s not stopped all us local folk enjoying what the area has to offer, as we have seen you all out and about. Rain what’s that we live by the sea? We like water.

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As a result LINK has just had our two biggest months in business back to back. But its not just about us, as we have been able to promote 100’s of charity and fund raising events through our magazines, helping them get FREE media coverage and become even more successful for the work they do. As well as this, LINK has partnered with Peel 2 Save which will help raise thousand’s for local charities each year. We appreciate that LINK is not only an effective advertising media but also a useful part of the local community, as well as sponsoring 3 local youth teams.

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• Room Hire Fleetwood Con Club• St Aidens Open Day• Save £2 on Fish & Chips• WIN Cost of Your MOT Back• Property Trades & Services• Ben Nevis Challenge• 1/2 Price at Bistro Italia• Where Am I ? Competition• WIN 2 FREE TICKETS• C.J. TAZZ Charity• Heritage OPEN DAYS • Community Beat News • Fleetwood Town News • What’s On Extra • Fleetwood Churches• NEW Blackpool Tower Dungeon • Crossword & Puzzle Page • Fleetwood GYM Tournament • What’s On in FY7 • Fleetwood Museum News • LINK CASH ADS • Jokes & Fun Page • Useful Numbers • Classified Adverts

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Fleetwood Student Conquers Ben NevisLocal student, Tim Makinson (20), is feeling on top of the world just now, having conquered Britain’s highest mountain in a wheelchair. Sponsored by a leading Scottish whisky company, the Bowmore Ben Nevis Challenge 2011 aims to raise money in support of Capability Scotland, whose Fundraiser Suzanne O’Hara said,” We are delighted that Tim decided to be part of this tremendous challenge. In Scotland we have some of the most beautiful landscapes in the UK and disabled people, just like non-disabled people, want the opportunity to explore and enjoy every part of the country, an opportunity they’re not always given. By taking part in this unique event Tim is not only helping raise valuable funds for Capability, but also helping to challenge the way people think about disability”.

In total eight teams of six people made the attempt, each led by someone with a disability. The enterprise was headed by ex- SAS officer and TV presenter, Ken Hames, who was also behind the original 2008 challenge which saw the UK’s first wheelchair-led ascent of Ben Nevis.

Having successfully led his ‘Hillbillies’ team up Scotland’s greatest munroe, Tim is now setting his sights even higher, cherishing an ambition to climb Africa’s highest, Kilimanjaro.

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For the first time ever c.j. TAZZ will be doing a tour of Blackpool and the Fylde.We intend to join together the community by hosting these very special and fun, family evenings. The nights will be packed with fun, games and loads of entertainment from dance, drama, gymnastics, karate plus much more.

On all of the evenings the main focus will be to raise as much money as possible for a charity very close to our hearts, TRINITY HOSPICE.

We will be bringing together all the local people from each area to help raise money as well as supporting the village halls and theatres in the area and all the local people.

We are asking all schools, groups, churches, nurseries and anybody in the area to support us at these events by coming along with your Mum, Dad, Nan, Grandad, next door neighbour or anyone who just simply wants a great night of entertainment whilst helping a well worthy cause.

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August is all but behind us now and despite the summer of 2011 disappearing very quickly, I can confidently say that it has been a summer of low anti social behaviour and reduced levels of reported crime across all categories, not just criminal damage. A lot of work has been put into creating diversionary activities for children during the school holidays in partnership with other organisations, the Fire Service and the local authority. These appear to have been well received and we will be looking at building on them in the future.

Our attention remains focussed on an address on Forshaw Close by assisting in the eviction of the disrespectful tenants. We continue to provide high visibility patrolling in the area and are robustly acting on all information

passed to us about criminality in the area. I hope to be able to report to you in next month’s magazine that this address will no longer be blighting the lives of those nearby. The Neighbourhood Team are also focussed on anti-social issues on Addison Road, and assisted by Wyre Borough Council, we are taking action against a particular address.

Lancashire Constabulary has provided a number of officers to work on a mutual aid basis assisting our colleagues in London and Manchester over this past few weeks due to the riots and will continue to do so. Several officers including myself were deployed out of Lancashire and witnessed some disturbing scenes as shown on television. Lancashire has not suffered any form of unrest and we will maintain this by working

with you to ensure that such incidents are not repeated here.

Finally, if you have any information or concerns, you can contact us at your PACT meetings, by phone on 01253 876611, via our Lancashire Constabulary website or if you prefer to remain anonymous, you can call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.

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LOAN NEWS

Jack Duggan made an immediate impact on his second loan spell at Lancaster City. The 18-year-old scored an own goal to give Ossett Town a first half lead but made amends later in the game. He scored a second half goal in the opposition net which helped the Dolly Blues to 3-1 victory.

Duggan impressed in his next game - and away win at Cammell Laird - by taking the Lancaster man of the match award and was described as “ruthless in the air and assured with the ball on the deck”.

Meanwhile, midfielder duo Liam Wyn and Ryan Tanser have joined Evo-Stik Division 1 (North) side Clithereo for a one month loan period.

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Fleetwood Town are encouraging their fans of the future to get set for the 2011/12 campaign by offering tremendous deals on junior Season Tickets, with children under twelve eligible to get their Season Tickets completely free!

This season, Town’s youngest fans can enjoy the benefits of being a Season Ticket holder for nothing provided they are accompanied by an adult. The free Memorial Stand season ticket is open to all youngsters under the age of 12 on 01/08/2011 and is eligible for all Blue Square Bet Premier games.

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Fleetwood Cancer Support Group This meeting is for anyone affected by any type of cancer. The group meets on the first Wednesday of each month at the Euston Hotel Fleetwood FY7 6BN, between 6:30pm until 8:00pm. Next meeting will be the 7th September. All welcome. For further details contact Rita Hewitt on Mobile: 07749 631661.

Zumba with Beth The Mount Methodist Church, Mount Road, Fleetwood. Tues-days & Fridays 10.30am. Tel: 07594 658966

Fleetwood Spiritualist Church Fleetwood Spiritualist Church, 5, Oak St. Sundays 6.30 pm: Divine Service Mondays 7.30 pm: Spiritual Healing Tuesdays 7.30 pm: Open Circle ALL WELCOME Special Friday 2 September at 7.30 pm Tim Abbott CSNU of Stafford

Fleetwood LLL (LifeLong Learning) The first meeting after the holidays will be on Monday 12th September at 2.00pm. in the Library. Our Speaker will be Mr Ron Jeffs speaking about the RNLI On September 26th, also at 2.00pm, there will be a talk “Birds of Rescue and Birds of Prey” by Mr John Wellsby and he will be bringing a bird with him. All are welcome to join us for the talks and a cup of tea/coffee.

Fleetwood Cancer Research Committee Coffee Morning to be held on Friday 16th September at the New Venture Club Warren St. Bring&buy plus raffle admission £1. Fleetwood Cancer Research Committee have a fund raising evening booked for Friday 23rd September at the Old Comrades Club everyone is welcome

Fleetwood Camera Club Annual Exhibition Saturday 3rd September 2011 - Saturday 1st October 2011 Exhibition of both colour and monochrome prints representative of the work of the club’s members. Held at Fleetwood Library during library opening hours. We warmly welcome anyone interested in traditional photography and digital imaging. We give advice on all aspects of photography. We hold internal competitions and take part in external ones too. Photographic Group - alternate Wednesdays Travel Group - alternate Mondays Both groups meet at 7.30pm for a 7.45 start at the Trinity Methodist Church, Fleetwood Road The cost for guests is £2 per session Photographic Group - through slides, prints and digital images we learn about photography. We would be really pleased if you would come and share your photography experiences with us. 14th September - Members’ Night 28th September - Photoshop for Dummies Travel Group - through slides and digital photography we learn about and “visit” places all over the world. We’d be really pleased if you joined us on our “travels”.12th Sept - A Wayfarer’s Journey Through England26th Sept - Destination Sturgis Contact: Ritchie McCulloch 820249

This year’s MEMORY WALK to raise vital funds for the fight against DEMENTIA will take place on Sunday 18th Sept at the Model Village in Stanley Park 10.30 for 11am start. Details from the Alzheimers Local Office. (see below)

ALZHEIMERS SUPPORT GROUP MEETINGS WYRE: meet at Cleveleys Park Methodist Church, West Dr, Cleveleys, FY5 2BQ. 10am to 12.00 first Thursday of the month. Next meetings Oct 6th, Nov 3rd, Dec 1st. For further information please contact Alison or Sharon at the local Dementia/Alzheimers Office 01253 - 312893


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I hope you all had a good time, whether at home, or away. The weather overall was not too bad, chance to do things in the fresh air, on the beach, in the park, BBQ’s etc. I know all the young ones who attended any of the Holiday Clubs will have had the whale of a time – so much to do, and so many others to share activities with. Look out for details of next year’s dates. Unfortunately, all good things have to come to an end! Now it’s back to work and school once again.

EVENTS AND ACTIVITIES IN SEPTEMBERThe first weekend in September is Folk Festival weekend. There will be concerts held in various venues in town. As there will be a lot of visitors around, please be ready to offer support and advice in respect of Service times, and direc-tions to any of our Churches. Mount Methodist Church will be the host, on Sunday morning, to a number of “folkies” who will take part in their Service and Worship.

Friday 2 September – St. Paul’s Church Hall, Warren Avenue South – COFFEE MORNING & BOOK SALE – 10.00am to 12.00noon. There are lots of lovely books and jigsaws avail-able. Do come and see for yourself. Why not come a little earlier, at 9.45am, to the Prayer and Bible Reading session, led by Rev. Virgil Tountas.

Friday 2 September – Trinity Methodist Church, Fleetwood Road – COFFEE MORNING – 10.30am to 12.00noon. The Church will be open for a period of quiet reflection, if so desired, otherwise you are all very welcome for refreshments.

Thursday 8 to Sunday 11 September – HERITAGE WEEK-END OPEN DAYS – various Churches and other venues will be open to visitors, to gain insight into our town’s history. Look out for the brochures with a red “H” for more informa-tion.

Thursday 15 September – St. Nicholas Rooms, Broadway – COFFEE MORNING – 10.00am to 11.15am.Come and have a brew in good company, and enjoy some excellent fellowship.

Saturday 17 September – Mount Church, Mount Road – MESSY CHURCH – 10.30am to 12.45pm. Children and grown-ups are welcome to join in doing puzzles, playing board games, singing, doing “messy”crafts and having a lunch too. A really fun packed time. Do come along and try it for yourself.

Wednesday 21 September – United Reformed Church Hall, Dronsfield Road - COFFEE MORNING – 10.30am to 12.00noon. Entry is 50p to include refreshments. The “New to You” shop, selling clothes, collectables and craft items will be open – worth a browse, a veritable “Aladdin’s Cave”. There will be a “Bring & Buy” stall, a bookstall and a raffle. Come along and see for yourself.

Friday 23 September – Trinity Baptist Church – Poulton Road – MONTHLY LUNCHEON – 12.00noon to 1.30pm. Come and enjoy a simple lunch in fabulous fellowship, and help sup-port 2 worthy causes – Fisherman’s Mission and Blackpool Schools & Youth Workers – by your donation. You will all be very welcome.

Saturday 24 September – Mount Church, Mount Road – FLEETWOOD MUSIC & ARTS FESTIVAL – adult singing competitions from 9.00am to 4.00pm or thereabouts. The standard is tremendous. Just come along, buy a ticket, and be totally enthralled.

ALSO – St. Peter’s Church, Lord Street – FLEETWOOD MUSIC & ARTS FESTIVAL – adult piano competitions from 9.00am to about 4.00pm. Do come and listen to the fabulous musicians – just get a ticket and enjoy.

Sunday 25 September – Trinity Methodist Church, Fleetwood Road – BREAKFAST AT TRINITY - 9.30am to 10.30am. An hour which is just for those aged 5 to 12, when a DVD can be

watched, songs are sung, all sorts of activities are going on, and you get your breakfast too. Wow – sounds brilliant!! So much in just one hour! Not to be missed. Come and bring a friend – see for yourself.

Sunday 25 September – St. David’s Church – Fleetwood Road/Larkholme Lane – CAUSEWAY WORSHIP – 3.00pm. A lovely afternoon for people with difficulties to come along with a carer and enjoy a period of fun and worship in a Christian environment, specially planned for their needs.

Friday 30 September – Mount Church, Mount Road – FLEETWOOD MUSIC & ARTS FESTI-VAL – School choir competition, choral speaking competition & junior instrumental competition – 1.30pm onwards.

Saturday 1 October – St. Peter’s Church, Lord Street – FLEETWOOD MUSIC & ARTS FESTIVAL – junior piano & instrumental classes – 9.00am to around 4.00pm.

ALSO – at Mount Church, Mount Road – junior singing competitions – 9.00am to around 5.00pm.

ALSO – at Trinity Baptist Church, Poulton Road – junior piano & instrumental classes – 9.00am to around 5.00pm.

ALSO – at St. Mary’s School, Blakiston Street/Lon-don Street – adult & junior speech competitions – 9.00am to around 6.00pm.

Saturday 8 October – St. Peter’s Church, Lord Street – CLASSICAL PIANO RECITAL – 6.30pm. Come along and listen to Brant Nuttall play some beautiful pieces. Tickets £5.00.

DON’T FORGETEvery Tuesday and Friday – St. Peter’s Church – Lord Street – 9.30am to approximately 3.00pm – COFFEE MORNING. The cheapest venue around for a mug of coffee and a toasted teacake – only £1.20. You will always receive a very warm welcome, great fellowship and good camaraderie & banter. Do pop in when you’re down town or at the market.

Every Wednesday – St. Wulstan’s Green Hut – Poulton Road - WEDNESDAY CLUB - Come along and enjoy pleasant company, a good “cuppa”, and also, a game of Bingo. Good fun it seems to me! Do come and join in.

HALLS AVAILABLE FOR A PARTY OR EVENTThere are 3 of Fleetwood Churches Together halls available for rent, at very reasonable rates. Just contact the one most convenient to you for more information and to book your “do”.

United Reformed Hall – Dronsfield Road – contact 01253 777451 or http://fleetwood.urc.org.uk

St. Paul’s Hall – Warren Avenue South – contact Church office – 01253 873118

St. David’s Hall – Larkholme Lane/Fleetwood Road – contact 01253 872363 or www.achurch-nearyou.com/st.davidsfwd

God Bless


A Horrible Day in the Dungeon! I’ve had a horrible day, shut in a dark room with strangers, shouted at, had blood and guts sprayed on me and finally been beheaded. That all went to plan then for the preview at Blackpools newest Dungeon attraction!

By 1 September, all eight of Merlins attractions will be open in Blackpool, including of course, the new Blackpool Dungeon which has been previewing this afternoon.

The guests were met for their afternoon of terror at the brand new entrance at the back corner of the building. It’s a living a breathing attraction and the starring ghouls, torturers and spirits marched along the precinct banging their drums and chanting their spells to the delight of the hoards who instantly gathered to watch. Chief Judge read out the edict proclaiming the attraction open, and asked the witches to lead the way!

Having your head chopped off by a stranger is an entertaining start to an afternoon, and it only got better, as a small group were led into the depths of the building, and into the darkness - to be greeted by the first in a line of weirdos with bad teeth! The black jester asked ‘Why does history keep repeating itself’ (answer, because no one listened the first time!) and he’s also got a natty line in songs and rhymes!

Bundled into a cage we began the descent to hell, and through a series of rooms, corridors and doors, being jumped at by dead bodies, narrowly missing the emptying of the jerry through a window, and various other cold draughts and insults. The route is through history and the plague, the marauding Vikings and Saxons, the Civil War and nearby Skippool Creek with a bit of local historical fact thrown in for good measure.

The nurse was particularly entertaining, although hopefully not available on the NHS! Pity the poor ‘volunteer’ strapped to the chair who had his buboes cured through removal of his insides. We felt his ills being cured with

leeches as they wiggled under our seats and his screams were curdling - so were ours when we were sprayed with his blood and guts!

The Witches of Pendle Hill is a piece of Lancashire history and this afternoon we met one of them - swinging by the neck, having been tried and found guilty. Apparently we’d all been condemned and went to the next room to meet our own fate.

Strapped to a bench we came face to face with the jury, were tried and condemned and the lever was pulled..... at which point we plunged to our end with much screaming!

The attraction is an hour and ten minutes or so, plus the time it takes you to navigate the horrors for sale in the Dungeon shop, is very well done and very high quality all round. I remember the Chamber of Horrors in the old Madame Tussauds in the 70’s and it’s very much not like that at all. The costumes and make-up are excellent and how do they make their teeth look so foul? Even on the first previews it was a slick production, where the only hiccups were a slightly stuck door and the Judges hat falling off in the middle of the trial! You’d really have thought that the actors had been doing it all their life instead of this being one of their first performances to strangers. A slight smell of fillers was the only thing that reminded you that this was all brand spanking new, and I quite like the smell of fillers anyway!

The Merlin way is to offer combination ticketing, with the slogan ‘The more you see, the more you save’. So if you want to come on holiday and go to several attractions over the course of a few days you will save more by buying the combination that suits you. An adult ticket to the Dungeon is £14.40 when bought alone, and you can save more with a ‘First to Scream’ offer if you buy tickets online before the 1 September, from www.thedungeons.com. The Dungeon is open from this Saturday (27 August).And get this, the manager is really called Gary Blackadder. How could you find a better job with a name like that!

Merlin aim to make memorable experiences with their attractions and that’s exactly what they have done in the Dungeon. ‘Have a horrible day.....’

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Fleetwood Gym NewsThe junior football Kicks off on September 3rd for our Under 11’s to Under 14’s and on September 10th for the Under 7 to 10’s, so in preparation all our team took part in our Annual “Daz Smith Tournament”.

We hold this event in remembrance of Darren Smith. The event was held on Saturday 27th August at King Georges, Darren’s footballing home.

We invited local club South Shore Youth from Blackpool and Benchill Celtic from

Manchester.

All our club team from Under 7’s to Under 14’s competed in the competition in small round robin groups except the Under 7 and 8’s who playing in a friendly group.

Both Under 7’s and 8’s did really well winning most of all there friendly fixtures. The management teams for both were really pleased with their performances over the day.

The under 9’s and 10’s both did well yet again against both South Shore and Benchill Celtic. This is the first time most of our Under 9’s players have played in our Daz Smith Tournament, with it being a brand new team. the Under 10’s dominated there group and took and won all but one of their game and drew the other.

The Under 11’s played against Layton Junior as a replacement game due to South Shore and Benchill pulling out last minute. Fleetwood gym Under 11’s put in a great performance and pulled out a 2 -1 win.

The under 12’s drew against Benchill Celtic in a well fought fixture.

The Under 13’s played against South Shore Youth and putting a great performance, the final score was 6 – 2 with goals Connor McNally(3), Lewis Whittaker, Jack Gill and Calvin Lee.

The under 14’s played in a group of 3 with Fleetwood Gym Yellows, Fleetwood Gym Blues and South Shore. The group winners were Fleetwood Gym Blues.

The over club winners Fleetwood Gym, this is the first time in the competitions 3 year that Fleet-wood gym has won, so a big well done to all the players and manager at Fleetwood Gym for you brilliant effort.

Could i also thank Fleetwood town who brought there Under 16’s and Under 18’s to play Benchill Celtic.

And lastly the main event of the day saw a combined team made up from the Parents and Managers playing the old team managed by Paul Helsby which went on to be the most successful junior football team ever in the Fylde, they nick-named them self the Fleetwood Gym All-stars. It was a close thought game. With both team trying to show their youth players which were watching they still had it, they entertained the crowd. The final score was 3 -1 to the All-stars a great first game back for them in over 10 years and even more surprisingly they all fit into their old kit from when they were 15!!! There all nearly 30 now.

Fleetwood Gym Under 14’s Yellows are looking for players to add to their squad if you would like to play then contact team manager Gary Larsen on 07432101286

For any information about playing football for Fleetwood Gym then contact Club Secretary Barry Whittaker on 07775928332 or see www.fleetwoodgym.co.uk

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Visit Fleetwood, on the Esplanade, is open 7 days a week from 10.30am to 4.30pm

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Fleetwood Market 2011 - 9.00 am - 4.30pm Tues, Thurs, Fri, Sat. plus every Bank Holiday

Fleetwood Tide Times Daily updates www.tidetimes.org.uk/Fleetwood.html

YMCA London Street Tuesdays 7.30-8.30pm Step and Tone. Wednesdays 10am-11.30am dru Yoga, 2.30-4pm Ballroom Dancing Thursdays, 6-7pm Legs, Tums and Bums, Friday’s 6-8pm age 9-13 transition Project free of charge, Saturday 10-12pm age 5-9 transition Project free of charge All at the Lofthouse Building London Street 01253 872320 Richard Molyneux

EVENTS AT CHATSWORTH LIBRARY IN SEPTEMBER Thursday 1st 10:30-11:00 Toddler Rhyme Time. Songs, rhymes and stories for the under 5s and their carers.Tuesday 6th 2.15-3pm. PACT meeting. Come and talk to Community Beat Manager Ian and PCSO Helen about concerns in the Chatsworth Area.Tuesday 6th 1.30-4.30pm Job Club is restarting following the summer break. Need help creating a CV or improving your interview techniques? A Tutor with the Adult College will be on hand to help.Chatsworth Reading Group is back in September. (Thursday 15th 2-3.30) When we will be discussing 8th Confession by James PattersonTuesday 27th 11-12 The Whodunits Reading Group will be investigating The Chalice of Blood by Peter Tremayne.

Ongoing EventsEvery Monday, Knit, Natter and Sew from 2-3pm. Bring any crafts and join in the gossip! Refreshments will be provided.Every Thursday Morning A representative from Help Direct will be here to offer help and support. Unsure which department to contact for help? Ask Help Direct.Every Friday, Under Fives Storytime, 2.15-2.45pm.Half an hour of stories and an occasional rhyme. Details for all events are available from:-Chatsworth Library, Chatsworth Ave Fleetwood 01253 771601 [email protected]

FLEETWOOD LIBRARYThe events for September at Fleetwood Library are:Saturday 3rd: A story time at McDonalds Freeport, midday to 1pm.Tuesday 6th: Lancashire Adult Learning college are here to promote future courses 10am -12.Tuesday 6th: The Reading Club for reluctant readers 2pm - 3pm.Monday 12th: 12 up Teen Reading Group from 3.45pm – 4.45pm.Tuesday 13th: Adult Reading Group discussing Sam Bourne’s ‘The Righteous Men.’ 2.15 – 3.15pm.Friday 23rd: I-Tea and Biscuits – a session for people new to computers from 2 – 4.30pm. Please contact the Library for a place.

We will also be hosting our regular events.Mondays 10-11am and 11-12am we have Go On beginners computer courses. Subject to appointment please contact the Library for details. Wednesdays 10.30 – 11am Toddler Rhyme Time.Thursdays 2.15 – 2.45pm we have Story Time.Fridays 11.30 – 12 we have Baby Bounce and Rhyme.New members are welcome to join us at all events. For further details please contact the Library on 01253 775800.

Fleetwoodstock Music Festival 2011 web: http://www.fleetwoodstock.info/ email: [email protected] will be with us on the 4/5/6th November I was hoping you could add it to your events page some time in the near future, all monies raised go to local charities.Venue is the Marine Hall Fleetwood Box Office 01253 887693Friday Blues 4th Matt Schofield/Snakewater/Shakers Blues/Glyn BaileySaturday Rock 5th Gary Hughes Ten + support bandsSunday Local Bands 6th Jeps + 16 more local Friday night’s advanced ticket price is £12. Doors open at 6:30pm. Saturday night’s ticket price is £12. Doors open at 6:30pm. Sunday’s ‘All Day Ticket’ is £5. Doors open at 12:30pm.Every young person under 16 years of age,accompanied by an adult whom has paid the full entry price, can enter the venue free of charge. If you wish to see all of the bands over the whole of the weekend, a full weekend ticket is only £20 and has to be purchased in advance

Blackpool Victoria Hospital Walking Club Sunday 11th September. Horton in Ribblesdale. Pick ups St Annes – Blue Anchor and points in-between. Children welcome ring 346384.


Fleetwood Museum NewsFleetwood Museum is looking forward to a busy September. During the first two weekends - September 2nd - 4th and September 8th - 11th we will be staging our annual Giant Book Sale.

Thanks to local supporters who have donated thousands of books we will be raising money for future Museum projects. Admission to the sale, in the Dolls House next to the main Museum building, is free and all books are priced at 50p. and £1. The event will be open from 11.00am to 4.00pm each day. The museum will of course be staging events as part of the Fylde Folk Festival from 2nd to 4th. of September. The following weekend -September 8th to 11th. - is Heritage Weekend, when the Museum will be offering free admission to all visitors. This is another great chance to look at Fleetwood’s fascinating history, the new Fleetwood story and 175 Exhibitions and catch a glimpse of our historic fishing vessels Harriet and Judy, both built over a hundred years ago in the port. On Friday September 16th, we will be offering a free heritage walk ‘Fleetwood’s Victorian Legacy’ leaving the Museum at 1pm. and returning to the Museum by 3pm.

The previous day, Thursday 15th September at 2pm. , we will be staging a free talk by local author Margaret Blake, nationally known for her historical novels. Margaret, as a child also spent holidays in Fleetwood during the late 1940’s and she will be talking about those times backed by some interesting images.

Our final events in September will be on Wednesday 28th when the Friends will stage their monthly Coffee Morning from 10.30am followed by the Decimus Burton Birthday event on Friday 30th September. On that day we will have an illustrated talk on the architects Fleetwood Years at 1pm. followed by afternoon tea in the Victorian Dining Room and a short walk around ‘Burton’s Unknown Bits’. Tickets for all the afternoon’s activities (including tea) are now on sale at the Museum, priced £5 each and are selling quickly. Please feel free to join us in any of the September events. For further details contact the Museum on 876621. Dick Gillingham(Press Liason)


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There are small numbers of Bangladeshi Mariners residing in UK and serving in various renowned company including offshore industry and government civil service like Maritime and Coastguard Agency in respectable position.

Last 2nd July 2011, we arranged a re-union programme in Thornton little theatre. The programme started around 1600hrs and continued till midnight. The programme was consisting of reception to Mariners, cultural show, live musical show, various indoor games and 8 course dinners.

Our honourable MP Mr Eric Ollerenshaw was invited in the re-union and his presence made the event more glorious. Our fellow Mariners exchanged there thoughts and briefed our culture in marine society of Bangladesh. All thanked him for being with us in the event. We hope, he enjoyed and loved our company. He also informed us that it was helpful for him to be in the event as he is due to visit in Bangladesh in September 2011.

The main target of this type re-union is to know each other closely and meet family members every two years. All of us are very busy and this

is the only way to meet each other share our thoughts. Due to various work load and illness and school matter several Mariners could not attend the event. Presently there are about more than 50 families of Bangladeshi Mariners residing in various part in UK. Our next venue for year 2013 not decided yet but the voting will start middle of 2012.

Then entire programme was arrange by the following personnel.

Capt Nawshad Jobair – Lecturer, Blackpool & Fylde Nautical collegeCh.Eng Zohurul Hoque – Superintendent, VSHIPS Ltd in GlasgowCapt Md Munir Hussain – Master, Vroon Offshore Services LtdMr. Moslehuddin – Ch.Off..Mr. Mizan Chowdhury – 2nd off Vroon offshore Services Ltd.


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01253 622218Child Death Help Line - 0800 282 986Child Line - 0800 1111Connect Young People Centre - 01253 751047Cruse Bereavement Help Line - 0844 477 9400Drugs Talk to Frank - 0800 776600Fighting For Freedom with Anorexia Nervosa 07985 673187 www.blackpool4me.com/hopeforanorexiaHelp Direct - 0303 3331021Mental Health Help Line - 0500 639 000Missing People - 0500 700 700 (24hr)National Debt Line - 0808 808 4000National Domestic Violence - 0808 2000 247N.S.P.C.C Child Protection - 0808 800 5000Parent Line Plus - 0808 800 2222Smoking Cessation - 0845 601 2186Young Peoples Outreach Nurse (under 19) Fylde - 07917 587133 Wyre - 07795 605336 Bipolar Self Help Group Fleetwood 0845 4238926 email: [email protected] Fylde Coast Womens Aid 01253 596699 LOCAL SERVICES Blackpool Council - 01253 477477 www.blackpool.gov.ukWyre Borough Council - 01253 891000 Out of Hours - 01253 895116 www.wyrebc.gov.uk Regenda Housing - 0844 736 0066Environment Agency - 0800 80 70 60 (24hr) www.environment-agency.gov.ukNeighbourhood Watch www.neighbourhoodwatch.net

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