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Halsall News July/August 2020
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Halsall News
July/August 2020
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HALSALL PARISH COUNCIL
The next meeting of Halsall Parish Council will take place on Wednesday
8th July 2020 at 7 pm using ZOOM and the agenda will be published on
the www.halsallparish.com website at least 3 clear working days before
the meeting is due to be held. For full details please see page 6.
WHY NOT ADVERTISE IN HALSALL NEWS ?
FULL PAGE £32 per month (£234 per annum) HALF PAGE £20 per month (£127 per annum) QUARTER PAGE £14 per month (£65 per annum)
There are 10 issues of Halsall News a year
Please note that all advertisements must be paid for prior to being included in the magazine.
To advertise please contact Mrs Susan Roberts. 01704 897857 or [email protected]
September 2020 MAGAZINE
Closing date for Articles: Monday 17th August
Contributions by Email only to Susan Roberts [email protected]
Closing date for Adverts: Monday 17th August
All details in the magazine are correct to the best of our knowledge at the time of going to press.
Halsall News can be viewed online at www.halsall-parish.com
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PARISH COUNCILLORS
Patrick Bell 01704 840607 Chairman Neil Campbell 01704 566354 Vice Chairman Brian Young 01704 840091 David Corfield 01704 840705 Raymond Brookfield 07771 798167 Sylvia Corfield 01704 840705 Elizabeth Wright 01704 562847 Lynn Campbell 01704 566354 Barry Assheton 07444 776451
Parish Clerk
Dave Bond 01704 534090
Borough Councillor Maureen Mills 01704 840160 Surgery before Parish Council monthly meetings.
THE CHURCH OF ST CUTHBERT, HALSALL
Parish mobile 07518 926086
Assistant Priest The Revd Dr Alex Baker 07798 702831 01695 422306
Church Wardens Stephen Henders 01704 841085 Lynda Bramwell 01704 840280
Verger Sarah Mitchell 01704 889237 07808 064996
P.C.C. Secretary Edward Carr 01695 423817 P.C.C. Treasurer Colin Throp 01704 841281 Organist Edward Carr 01695 423817
POLICE CONTACT NUMBERS
Neighbourhood Policing Sergeant, Darren Carr
e-mail [email protected] or alternatively Paul Austin who is the Community Beat Officer for Halsall at [email protected] (work mobile number 07966580004) Residents should still phone 999 in an emergency and 101 to report a crime and obtain a crime incident number.
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THE PARISH CHURCH OF ST.CUTHBERT, HALSALL Parish Surgery Phone: 0151 526 2292 Parish Mobile: 07518 926086 Email: [email protected] Parish Surgery: Anyone wishing to arrange a Baptism or Wedding should ring the Parish Secretary to make an appointment. The phone number of the office is 0151 526 2292 and the office is staffed Monday-Wednesday 9.00am—1.00pm or you can email at: [email protected] The Sick: This parish is committed to the care of the sick. Names of those in need of this ministry, either at home or in hospital, should be given to the parish office on 07518 926086 or 0151 526 2292. The Blessed Sacrament (Holy Communion) is reserved in church and can be taken to the housebound or ill. Holy Oil is also kept for the anointing of the sick.
The Dying: Alex can be contacted at any time in order to minister to the dying on 07798 702831 or 01695 422306.
Halsall St Cuthbert Hub website
The website for the St Cuthbert Church community can be viewed at www.halsallstcuthberthub.co.uk
The website contains information about services and events, archive material including school reports, Halsall Parish Magazines dating from now and back to the 1800’s, information and other general news updates. It also provides a link to Virginmoneygiving.com where it is possible to donate to us online. On the spot updates are also available via the Facebook page. We would love to hear from anyone who may wish to suggest other content that would be relevant and of interest to the community.
General enquiries about the site can be directed by e-mail to: [email protected]
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Hello, Thank you for following the magazine on line during the Coronavirus emergency. We are keeping everything crossed that the next issue of the magazine due out on 1st September will be back to normal in print, and delivered to homes in the Parish. This is of course dependent on the circumstances in August and September. I am looking forward to once again including all the regular notices, articles and reports. If you have any articles, notices or reports for the magazine please e-mail them to me at [email protected] by Monday 17th August for inclusion in the September magazine. Also if you have suggestions of any possible new topics for inclusion in the magazine please contact me at the above e-mail address. The deadline date for adverts for the September magazine is also Monday 17th August. Wishing you all a peaceful, healthy summer.
Susan Roberts
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Rev Dr Alex Baker
St Cuthbert’s Church.
June 2020
Dear Friends,
As I write this I feel like shouting “Land Ahoy”! The last few
months have seen our parish, the church, the country and indeed the
world change at a very rapid pace and in dramatic ways in order to
counter the threat of the Coronavirus. That change has brought with it a
sense of turbulent seas and on occasion the need to batten down the
hatches. But I think I can, at long last sense hope on the horizon. The
government has issued new guidance and the Church of England is fully
engaged in the process of risk assessments and planning so that we
might be able to open our church more fully again. I expect more
announcements in the near future as to when and how this can happen.
Currently the church can be opened on request for private prayer and if
anyone would like to access the building to pray please contact Stephen
our Church Warden.
If you have been joining us for the Sunday Zoom worship some
of you will know that last weekend we watched a message from Bishop
Bev who, rejoicing in Glen’s change of role from reader to Curate,
emphasised the continuance of our church. In her words “Our buildings
may be closed but our church remains open”. One of the great joys
over the last few months that has given me hope has been witnessing
how our Church and community have pulled together in amazing ways
to offer care and support for one another. The turbulent waters have
meant we have had to change course frequently and try many new
things. It is a wonderful witness to the commitment of our congregation
that so many of you have been able to join in as we try new ways of
worship online. Who would have thought 6 months ago that so many
would have been able to learn the new IT skills, cope with the change in
format and style and engage in these new ways of doing things? Whilst
I hope that we will soon get back to something more closely resembling
normal I hope and pray that that sense of commitment, community,
willingness to try new things and resilience will stay with us. Speaking
of new things, I bring news of great joy!
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I have the great pleasure of formally announcing Glen’s change of role.
Glen who is well known to you all as one of our readers has been
working phenomenally hard to cram a three-year ordination course into
two and has now been duly licenced to our united benefice as Curate. It
is the first time in history that the diocese has licenced curates before
their ordination, but that is just another of the ‘corona-quirks’ requiring
change. God willing Glen will be ordained deacon in just a few months
time and will be priested as planned next year.
Finally, it gives me great pleasure to announce the arrival of Rev
Ian Hopkins who will come to us with a Bishop’s licence as our new
Interim Minister. Ian has previously been Vicar and Rector of one of the
largest churches in Edinburgh. Indeed, it was to Ian’s church I was sent
on one of my placements as an ordinand. Ian has been specialising in
interim ministry for some years and brings with him a wealth of
experience and expertise in helping parishes like ours prepare for their
next incumbent. If all things go to plan Ian is due to start in the benefice
on the 14th of July and is likely to be with us for 2 years or so. With you I
look forward to being able to welcome him to our wonderful parish and
hopefully soon into the magnificent building.
Please continue to pray for Ian and Glen and for our united
benefice as we seek to grow together in faith and discern God’s will for
ourselves, our parishes and our communities asking God for a bigger
Church making a bigger difference with more people coming to faith and
more social justice in the world.
Yours in Christ,
Alex
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The Curate writes...
Hello everyone, by the time you read this letter I will have been licensed to our United Benefice as a Curate, and this is something entirely new, as because of Covid19 and the lockdown, ordinands have been unable to be ordained. This caused a rapid rethink as many ordinands were due to move to parishes and new homes. The Bishops and the legal people came up with a clever plan, and so we become licensed as curates before we become deacons, which will hopefully be at the end of September in Liverpool Cathedral. Strange times, so many changes and the churches as they have throughout the centuries have needed to adapt, and I’m proud to say that in this benefice we have. Whoever thought so many people would join for a Zoom Service on Sunday Mornings, followed by chats and a coffee from our own living room. Wonderful to realise too, that we have some people joining in our worship who are new to church. Now I’m often asked won’t it be wonderful to be back in our beautiful church and of course it will, but, we will still need to demonstrate the amazing flexibility that we have shown so far! It will be different, and it will be some time before so many of the things we hold dear about our worship are able to resume. We’ve shown we can do this, we in our benefice have shown we can manage the changes. We have shown the richness of our communities, the strength of our faith and so much care for each other. There will be changes, but we have proved we can do change and thrive. I am so happy to be licensed as a curate to this wonderful benefice and humbled by the friendship and support I have been shown from the ministry team and both churches, thank you all so much. Please keep me in your prayers as I shall keep you in mine, as we move forward together to embrace whatever changes and challenges lie ahead as lockdown eases.
Best wishes Glen.
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This prayer has been passed to me by Joe Croft who many of you will know as a member of St Thomas Choir. He has found it great comfort over the years, and he hopes that if you live alone you will too. Glen A Prayer if you live alone. I live alone Dear Lord, stay by my side. In all my daily needs, be thou my guide. Grant me good health, indeed I pray, To carry on my work, day by day. Keep pure my mind , my every deed. Help me to be kind in my neighbours need. Spare me from evil, floods and fire That I may strive and never tire. If sickness or an accident befall, Humbly Lord I pray hear thou my call, And when I’m feeling low and in despair, Lift up my heart and help me in my prayer. I live alone Dear Lord, and have no fear, Because I feel your presence ever near Amen
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News From Your Parish Council
The Government have now issued the regulations that give local authorities greater flexibility in the conduct of meetings, including allowing members to attend remotely, and for public and press access to those meetings. These ‘Regulations’ (The Local Authorities and Police and Crime Panels (Coronavirus) (Flexibility of Local Authority and Police and Crime Panel Meetings) (England and Wales) Regulations 2020) came into force on 4 April 2020. The next meeting of Halsall Parish Council will therefore take place on Wednesday 8th July 2020 at 7 pm using ZOOM and the agenda will be published on the www.halsallparish.com website at least 3 clear working days before the meeting is due to be held. Please note that until such time as Government advice changes the Council will continue to hold remote meetings. Members of the public who wish to attend should follow the guidelines listed below. Before the meeting:-
1. The Agenda will be placed on the website and on the notice board (if possible) as normal (i.e. with three clear days of notice).
2. Any member of the public and press who wishes to attend the meeting will need to download Zoom. Please visit https://zoom.us/meetings where you will be able to download the App. The website gives tutorials and demonstrations on how to download Zoom and how to join meetings.
3. The Clerk will put a link, on the website, to join the Zoom meeting by 5pm on the day of the meeting. The Clerk will also include the meeting ID and password. For the Planning Committee meetings the link will be posted by 5pm the evening before.
4. The Clerk will upload to the website the full set of papers (other than for the Planning Committee) to support the meeting the day before the meeting.
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5. Members of the public are welcome (as usual) to send any questions or comments to the Clerk prior to the meeting via email to [email protected] or by calling the Clerk on 01704 534090. These must be received by 5pm on the day of the meeting. The Clerk will present any representations received to the Councillors to address.
The meeting:-
1. The Chair of the Council will Chair the meeting.
2. The Clerk of the Council will host the meeting on Zoom which will be recorded (please note that once the minutes have been approved at the next meeting the recording will be destroyed)
3. Members of the public will enter a “waiting room” on Zoom and wait for the Clerk to approve their attendance. It would be helpful if members of the public could “name their videos” so that the Chair and Clerk can refer to them correctly.
4. All attendees will be muted on entry to the meeting.
5. Members of the public will be able to make representation during the public forum.
6. Members of the public will be asked to “put their hand up” using the icon on Zoom if they wish to speak during the public forum.
7 The Clerk will “unmute” members of the public who wish to speak at the instruction of the Chair. 8. At the conclusion of the public forum the Clerk will “mute” all members of the public. 9. The required standards of behaviour and discussion are the same whether in remote or face-to-face meetings. Members of the public who use or display inappropriate or offensive language and/or behaviour will be removed from the meeting to the waiting room. This includes any inappropriate backdrops on display on the video.
10. The Council will discuss, via email, prior to the meeting any items which are considered sufficiently confidential as to warrant exclusion of members of the press and public under the provisions of The Public Bodies (Admission to Meetings) Act 1960 and will advise, if appropriate, of the outcome of any discussions at the meeting.
11. The Clerk will end the ZOOM meeting once business has been concluded.
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After the meeting 1. The Clerk will take the minutes of the meeting as usual. 2. Members of the Council and the Clerk will review how the meeting went and may make some changes to the process if necessary.
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Report from Halsall St Cuthbert’s Primary
Admissions and Staffing
In September, we have 23 new children starting in the reception class. The staff have
been busy preparing and sending out welcome packs, to help parents best prepare their
child/ren for the big day. We’re confident that they’ll all have a brilliant time and love
coming to school. Staffing for the academic year 2010/2021 remains the same. We are lucky to have such
a secure and stable staff that is committed to giving our children the best start to their
education. Many thanks to them all.
Key Worker Childcare
The school has continued to open each school day since lock down in mid-March, to
provide childcare for the children of key workers. This provision has continued through
both the Easter holiday period and the Spring Bank holiday period, including 2 bank
holidays. Members of staff have shown excellent commitment to this key worker
initiative, supervising on a rota basis, delivering short lessons in the core subjects and
planning a wide variety of exciting activities to keep the children busy and entertained.
Those that have attended have really enjoyed themselves and have made lots of new
friends.
School Re-Opening and Year 6
As you will be well aware, the government intended for schools to re-open to Reception,
Year 1 and Year 6 pupils on 1st June. Such an initiative was dependent upon its 5 strict
conditions regarding the pandemic, being met. Lancashire’s Director of Public Health
was concerned that these conditions had not been met in Lancashire and subsequently
schools were advised to delay any return. Following a further review however, schools
were encouraged to open their doors to more pupils from Monday 22nd June. Our year 6
cohort returned on 22nd June. Our year 5 cohort then returned on 29th June. We are so pleased that all the year 6 children returned to school WC 22nd June. It was so
important that they received that boost in confidence prior to their transition to
secondary school. Work that they do in this last month, especially in the areas of reading
comprehension, punctuation, writing and mathematics, should certainly help them when
they move on. And it’ll also give them the closure that they need after a happy period
learning and playing with the friends. We still have hopes of organising a short Leavers’
Service at the end of the term when the year 6 will reminisce about their special times at
Halsall St Cuthbert’s. They’ll also receive their Leavers’ Bibles and Almanacs and the
annual Leavers’ Prizes will be awarded.
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Standards
Due to the pandemic and lock down, pupil attainment could not be formally assessed
through the Year 6 SATS, Key Stage 1 SATS, Year 1 Phonics and EYFS profiles. All were
cancelled. No attainment data is being requested this year by the DFES.
Mrs Galley’s year 6 predictions however were :
Reading WT 10% EXP 50% GD 40% 90%
Writing WT 10% EXP 55% GD 35% 90%
SPAG WT 10% EXP 55% GD 35% 90%
Maths WT 0% EXP 60% GD 40% 100%
These predicted grades show that the cohort was on track to attain excellent results in
the 2020 SATS. A big well done and thanks to Mrs Galley, the staff, pupils and parents.
Another fabulous and notable achievement. This data would compare very favourably
against other schools, both within the LEA and nationally.
School Holidays
Both the year 4 and year 5 PGL adventure holidays and the Year 6 Llandudno trip have
had to be cancelled this year. The children were so looking forward to a few days away
with their best friends. Alas it was not to be. We’ve booked for next year already and it’s a
case of fingers crossed.
From all at Halsall St Cuthbert’s Primary, have a healthy, happy and
enjoyable summer holiday.
Take care and stay safe.
D Scholes (Head Teacher)
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SANCTARY LIGHT
AUGUST 4th John Rees Howel 9th Margaret Haldane (Birthday) 11th John Harold Grimshaw (Birthday) 18th Edith Elizabeth Welch (Birthday) 18th Ernest Serjeant 21st Gladys Mary Morris (Birthday) 22nd Sarah Critchley 25th James Balshaw 25th Dennis Knowles 26th James Hilton (Birthday) 27th Ernest Serjeant (Birthday) 29th Roberts James Critchley (Birthday)
JULY 1st Norman Rhodes (Birthday) 3rd Vivian Osmond Weights (Birthday) 3rd Catherine Bullough 3rd James Edward Cheetham (Birthday) 5th Walter Herbert Bullough 6th Nancy Ainscough (Anniversary) 6th John Prescott (Birthday) 7th Annie Marshall (Birthday) 7th John Huyton 12th Jane Walsh (Birthday) 12th Clarice Hall 14th Michael James Yule (Birthday) 16th David John Cruikshank 18th Mary Serjeant (Birthday) 18th George Henry Porter
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It's Scarecrow Time!!
We've had 72 scarecrows on display this year which is amazing. They are spread far and wide from the borders of Ainsdale to the borders of Aughton and the country lanes of Lydiate. You would be lucky to see them all unless you know where to look but luckily, you can admire them from your armchair by visiting
https://halsallscarecrows2020.weebly.com
Thank you to all those who have taken part. It has been particularly difficult this year to get hold of items to use because of lockdown, but thankfully many have rallied round and come up with some wonderful ideas.
Thank you also to Norman Rigby who has covered many miles on his bike discovering them all for us to see online. Pity we could not have our scarecrow trail weekend, but there is always next year. We have new ideas already planned for 2021 so watch this space!
For further info or if you have any questions please contact -
Eleanor Wroe - [email protected] 01704 841216 or Enid Banks [email protected] 01704 567654
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Details correct at time of going to press.
For details and up to date guidance for NHS Test and Trace please visit www.gov.uk
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Gardener`s Corner
July & August at-a-glance
July is peak flowering time for most gardens, while August is the culmination of months of effort. The garden is a paint box of summer colour, herbaceous borders zing with colour, bedding plants are blooming fit to bust & hanging baskets are full to the brim & in full swing. And if you fancy a change of scene, it`s a great time to go garden visiting. Summer is here – enjoy. Happy gardening.
General Garden Tasks Raise the cutting height of the lawn mower blades during hot dry spells. Avoid watering the lawn, except a new lawn in long dry spells. Prune & deadhead roses. Prune philadelphus & wisteria. Clip privet & other fast-growing hedges. Continue taking softwood cuttings of shrubs. Cut lavender for drying. Keep on top of deadheading plants & perennials. Divide old clumps of bearded irises & replant. Plant autumn flowering bulbs. Sow maincrop carrots, early peas, turnips, lettuce, radishes & spring cabbages. `Stop` outdoor tomatoes. Cut & dry or freeze herbs. Tidy strawberry beds & grow spare plants from runners. Harvest raspberries, redcurrents, blackcurrents & gooseberries. Train a standard fuchsia. Water & feed greenhouse plants more often now the weather is hotter & the containers are filling up with roots. Provide more oxygen in ponds if necessary by thinning waterweeds or running a fountain. Divide water iris.
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HALSALL ST CUTHBERT’S CE PRIMARY SCHOOL HALL Tuesday Evenings from 6pm or Saturday all Day Contact Mr Scholes at School
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For up to date information and advice please see the new Facebook group.
‘Halsall Area Coronavirus Support Group’
If you would like to volunteer or can help in any way please contact
Neil Campbell 01704 566354 Parish Council Vice Chairman or
Maureen Mills 01704 840160 Borough Councillor
Below is a list of Businesses that can offer services at this time.
Please note that some businesses may charge for delivery
Businesses Contact Offering
Ainsdale Fruit & Veg
Mandy & Pete 01704 577686
Fruit & Veg, herbs etc.
BSA Foods, Ormskirk
01695 581867 Frozen food, pies, quiches, chilli, lasagne etc. Also dried foods.
Barn Owl Produce 07557 796867 07850 016556
Fruit & Veg
Bates Dairy 01704 567595 Milk, cheese, butter, drinks, yoghurts, bread, eggs etc
Birkdale Cheese Centre
01704 568822 Cheese and will pick up other things if they can source it.
Birkdale Health Shop
01704564353 Health Products
Broughs Butchers, Ainsdale
01704574069 Meats, etc
Cake Creations, Southport
01704 541137 Cakes
Cakes 4 You, Southport.
Carol 07780 356977
Cakes
Church View Farm, Lydiate
0151 520 2673
Fruit & Veg etc
DC Scott 01695 572104 Butchers. Offering mixed boxes
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Businesses Contact Offering
Hallidays, Birkdale Joanne 01704 551524 07875 082019
Fresh and frozen fish
Halsall Garage 01704 841188 Groceries and Food from Kelli’s Deli
Grimshaw lane Dairy
01695 577573 01695 572104
Dairy. Cannot accept any more new customers for deliveries.
J & A Japonicas, Formby
07511 177519 Plants
Jennings Greengrocers, Birkdale
01704 553775 Fruit & Veg
Jo Kelly’s Off-Licence
01704 232740 Off Licence & Groceries
Kellen Meats, Southport
01704 807471 Butchers
Londis, Lydiate 0151 526 4412 General Store, Groceries
Massam’s Supplies
01704 840265 Depot closed but still delivering. Telephone orders.
Peet’s Plaice, Southport
Kevin 01704 809340
Fish
Primrose Hill Nurseries, Scarisbrick
Ian 07862 275464
Gardening Supplies, shrubs, plants, equine products etc.
Stanley’s Fruit Stores, Birkdale
01704 568503 Fruit, veg and some grocery items. Home made soup
The Farm, Burscough
01704 894889
Hot & Cold Food, takeaway and essen-tial groceries. Please ring order for col-lection (straight into your boot) or deliv-ery.
The Village Bake House, Halsall
01704 840916 Pies, cakes, bread, sandwiches & home cooked meals.
Wesley Fish, Southport
01704 542778 Fish
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Businesses Contact Offering
TAKEAWAY Master McGrath’s
01704 880050
Takeaway food
ORDER/CARRY TO CAR Diglake
07807 229736
Text your order/carried to car for Fruit & Veg etc
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Acorn Cattery, Halsall
01704 841991 Pet boarding/collection and pet Food delivery.
Nellie at Scarisbrick
Sal 01704 841222
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new memorials
cremation plaques
pet memorials
additional inscriptions
renovation of existing memorials including:
cleaning, regilding and replacing
WOODLAND WORKS, 542 SOUTHPORT ROAD, SCARISBRICK, ORMSKIRK,
LANCS, L40 9QQ Tel: (01704) 880294 email: [email protected]
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Halsall Directory of Trades and Services
Animal Care: Carr Moss Boarding Kennels and Cattery 01704 840384
Animal Care: Talley wags Pet sitting and dog walking etc. 01704 550154 or visit www.talleywagspetsitting.co.uk
Animal Care: Town Vets 01704 535233
ANIMAL PORTRAITS: Spurwood Studio. Call Chris on 01704 841593. Facebook Spurwood Studio
Builder: D J & J Wignall Construction and Maintenance 01704 841136
CLEANING SERVICES: Simply Brilliant Cleaning Company. Rachael Carter, 07984 532243
DOG GROOMING: Country Cuts. 3 Drummersdale Lane, Scarisbrick. 07712698315
EMBROIDERY SPECIALISTS. Design Stitch Create. North Moor Lane, Halsall. 07801 493946. www.designstitchcreate.co.uk
FIREWOOD & COAL SUPPLIERS: Massams Supplies Ltd. Renacres Lane 01704 840265
Funeral Director: MLS Independent Funeral Directors Ltd. 01695 424888
Gardening: Massams Supplies Ltd. Landscaping and gardening supplies. Renacres Hall Farm, Renacres Lane 01704 840265
Gardening: Simon Bounds Gardener and Garden Maintenance. 01704840480 07832291080
JEWELLERS: Christopher Diggle Jewellers. 18, Westway Maghull. 0151 306 6225 www.christopherdiggle.com
MONUMENTAL STONEMASONS: Ormsby Memorials 01704 880294 or e-mail [email protected]
MONUMENTAL STONEMASONS: West Lancashire Memorials. 01704 211133 or 07739 765580 email [email protected]
Plumbing and Heating: Michael Wignall 01704 841136
POST OFFICE: Monday and Thursday afternoon. 2pm –4.30pm.Massams Supplies Ltd, Renacres Lane. 01704 840265.
REFLEXOLOGY: The Old Bakery, Wheelwrights Wharf, Scarisbrick. 07739 802175 www.footreading.com
REMOVALS: Man With Van. Removals and single items. Shed & Garage clearance. Phone Mick on 07807789072
Sawmill: Caunce Sawmills Ltd
01704 892195
Transport: Dial-a Ride For booking and information: 01704 893373
Upholstery: Lancashire Upholstery 01704 535820
WOOD LOG SUPPLIER: Woodland Eco Fuel. 01704 841479 or 07866 767977
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