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Parish Council Community Fund
At the April council meeting, Kingsley Parish Council were pleased to present cheques to four groups from the village who had been successful in being awarded funding in Kingsley's first ever Community Fund. Those who were successful were; 1st Kingsley & Newton Scout Group, Kingsley Players Youth Theatre, Kingsley Youth Group (formerly KU17) and Kingsley Garden & Produce Club.
Councillor Moores, Chair of the Parish Council said "Kingsley is so lucky to have so many incredible volunteers who give up their time to organise and run groups, put on events in the village, for the benefit of all its residents. The Parish Council values the work of all those who make such a positive contribution towards village life, which is why we are especially pleased to be able to provide some much needed funding to these four groups via our first ever Community Fund. We look forward to working with and supporting the work of other local groups in future years."
Councillor Danny Moores presented the cheques to Andy McGovern, Max Topping and Daniel McGovern of the Scouts, Colin Smith of the Youth Theatre Group, Anne Kavanagh of the Youth Group and Ruth Wooles and Chris Woulds of the Gardening Club.
Singing Together For Carers, Frodsham
Hi there,
My name is Jonathan and I am the Singing Together Project Coordinator for Carers Trust 4 All in Cheshire West and Chester. I’m just contacting you in the hope that individuals who use your facilities will be interested by the Singing Together project either in regards for themselves or in regards to someone they know.
Carers Trust 4 All is a charity that supports carers of all ages; for any more information here is the website link: www.carerstrust4all.org.uk.
Flood on Meeting House Lane & Norley Road, Friday 24 March
The owners of Greenacres Farm have asked that the following be posted in respect to the flood of separated water on the afternoon of Friday 24 March 2017:
Dear Kingsley Village,
I should like to apologise on behalf of all at Greenacres Farm for the flood this afternoon. The police, the Environment Agency and Highways were informed immediately of the incident and the fire service is now in attendance to aid clearance. The flood is what is known as "separated water" which has been separated from the cow's "slurry" or "manure"; it is not human sewerage; separated water is commonly used for irrigation and natural fertillisation of pasture and crops grown for both animal and human consumption. Once again, we do apologise and assure everyone that we are assisting the authorities in their remedial actions.
Council Letter About Middle Lane Traffic
Cheshire West and Chester Borough Council
Road Traffic Regulation Act 1984
Sandstone Ridge website now live!
Dear friends,
The new Sandstone Ridge website has gone live! In launching the site the Sandstone Ridge Trust hopes to achieve 3 things: firstly, celebrate the beauty and special qualities of the Ridge; secondly, encourage local people and visitors to ‘get out and experience’ the area at first hand and; thirdly, inspire the communities living and working on the Ridge to come together, pool their knowledge and talents and help look after this special landscape.
Here are some details for you:
Web address - www.sandstoneridge.org.uk
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Facebook - facebook.com/
Twitter - twitter.com/_SandstoneRidge
Please do:
- share these details with your own internet and social media communities
- link us to your website
- let us know of any events, news and articles that you would like posted
- feedback any suggestions for improvements, things that don't work well, and ways you would like the site to develop.
for the Sandstone Ridge Trust
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