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Dear Parishioners,

As we roll over into the New Year, there are still six days of Christmas left as officially Christmas ends on January 6th with the feast of Epiphany. So I hope there is still room in your heart to extend good wishes to those you haven’t yet seen and to celebrate together the gift of light and love given by God as he reached down from heaven to give us his Son.

Thank you to all those who helped make Christmas so special this year….to the team who put together the “Festival of Christmas” at the end of November for your inspiration and hard work thank you – to Ann Roberts, Pam Bufton, Heather

Pickering, Sally Wall and Jos Whitbread. What wonderful decoration of the church and delights of gifts and entertainment for us and warming soup and mulled wine to give us sustenance at this cold time of year. Thank you to Mr Frank Rowland for bringing down the fairground organ and to Mrs Daniel for bringing the school children to play and to Philippa Alexander for singing Christmas carols and songs. Thank you, too, to the local organisations and businesses who sponsored the event or gave a raffle prize. Everyone who came said they thoroughly enjoyed themselves and £2000 was raised with almost £800

Kingsland News

January 2015

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Beauty & Holistic Therapy Salon

“Where Quality always matters”

Wide range of beauty treatments available in private and tranquil surroundings:

Facials

Manicures and Pedicures

OPI Gel Nail Colour – stays on for 2-3 weeks

Waxing and Eye Enhancement Treatments

Spray Tans by St. Tropez

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Aromatherapy, Reflexology, Indian Head

Massage and Hot Stone Therapy.

(Please note: patch tests are required 24 hours before eyelash,

brow tinting or tanning treatments.)

For an appointment please call Rachael on:

01568 708824

Street Farm

Kingsland

HR6 9QA

rachaelpudge@btinternet.com

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going off to British Heart Foundation from this grand amount.

It was lovely to see many of you at the Christmas services and a big thank you goes to Vicky and her family at the Bell House for the gift of the crib set given in memory of her father who was a vicar. It was blessed on Christmas Eve at the Crib Service and we are blessed by its presence in church.

Thank you to David and the choir for their dedication and music which inspires our worship week in and week out, but especially when the Christmas Carols get into full flow and the descants are added. I hope you enjoyed singing your favourite carols as we gave thanks for the birth of Jesus. So now it remains to wish you a very Happy New Year – may 2015 be full of abundant life and I look forward to sharing it with you. Julie

Private Carers

Do you need personal care or just someone to help you live life to the full?

Maybe you need a companion to sit with you or take you on outings?

We can help! We also do sleepovers – sleeping nights or waking nights.

We are locally based, fully qualified with many years’ experience in care work. We give a person-centred approach. We are private carers. For more information please contact:

Sonia – 07402279931 or Kate - 07825233643

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Oil Boiler, AGA and Rayburn

For service and repair call:

Bill Moss Oil Boiler

Services

of Leominster, your local OFTEC

registered oil engineer. Replacement Oil Storage tanks supplied and

fitted.

Tel: 01584 711372 (Mob: 07711899062)

R W MANN & SON Funeral Directors

51 West Street, Leominster

Private Chapel of Rest

24 hour service

Pre-paid funeral plans arranged

Please contact 01568 612358 or

Local Funeral Director, Tony Roberts: 01568 708483

Quality without compromise

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Kingsland W I

We enjoyed our December meeting

when Rosemary Evans demonstrated

making canapés and nibbles for

Christmas. She showed us how to make

farmhouse pate, bacon and leek tartlets

and cheese and bacon savouries. All

agreed they tasted very good indeed.

More food the next evening as we went

to the Kings House at Pembridge for

our Christmas dinner. Once again a

jolly evening with very good food!

Contact details for the new officials are:

President: Mrs J. Davies 708275

Secretary: Mrs R. Evans 708257

On Jan 14th

2015 Mr Ben Cooper from

the Leominster Antiques Centre will be

with us and will value items brought in.

If you wish to take part please bring in

an antique item. There will be a charge

of £3.00 per visitor.

Pat Hughes

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ROB MADDY BOILER SERVICES

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01981 251660 07903617303

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Nature Notes 15/12/14

Three unusual incidents during the last

month! A Bees Nest in a local cottage

chimney was seen to be very active on

November 25th – a warm sunny day.

Two swans were witnessed colliding in

mid-air whilst flying in opposite

directions some 30 feet above an open

field. These came to ground and then

proceeded to fight. Was this the Swan

equivalent of road rage? Number 3 was

the discovery of a Grey Squirrel present

in an upstairs bedroom, having gained

entrance to the house somehow. A

concerted effort bolted the animal to the

master bedroom, where the door was

shut, the window opened, and the

squirrel duly vanished. On moving a

chest the animal shot out of the bottom

drawer and under the double bed (with a

three inch clearance!) A tail observed

near the centre of the bed, a ceremonial

sword thrust at the target, a mis-moved

bed, and the rodent decided to dash to

the window, dive onto the lawn and run

up its own tree. Amazing creatures,

whose powers of survival amaze many

of us!

Odd slight frost, leaves virtually all

down, flush of water in the river, grass

still growing, shortest day fast

approaching – it will soon be 2015!

R.W.H. (01544 388210)

EDWARDS TREE

SURGERY

All aspects of tree work undertaken.

Chipper Hire

Garden Woodchip Mulch

Firewood.

Fully Insured.

Email: edwardstreesurgery @gmail.com

Tel: 01568 610888

Mobile: 07855353306

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Professional Cleaning of Carpets, Rugs,

Upholstery

Using a new innovative system, we offer a fast, efficient, high

quality carpet cleaning service, with no mess or fuss

Cleans, disinfects and applies anti-static coating Guarantees not to stretch, shrink or split seams Leaves carpet pH neutral, no resoiling sticky residues Extremely quiet operation Environmentally Friendly too, using natural products

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Homes Offices Hotels Clubs Call today: Rainbow International, Unit 21, Evans

Business Centre, Brunel Road, Leominster, HR6 0LX Telephone: 01568 617710

(Note New Address!!) For Your Free, No Obligation Quote

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Carols on the Green

‘Thank you’, everyone who came out to

sing carols last Friday (Dec. 12th ). We

have sung in worse weather but despite the

evening being dry our numbers were down!

However a hearty twenty or so of us sang,

with Rev Read giving us the key. We ate a

bountiful number of mince pies and drank

all the mulled wine. ‘Thank you’, too, to

everyone who provided these treats.

We do miss the brass band that first inspired

us to hold this event and if anyone has any

ideas for musical accompaniment next year

please do get in touch. Likewise if a

different time and day of the week would be

more acceptable we are willing to change.

Despite all this and the poor quality, low

cost, and therefore low heat, charcoal that I

had found, we did sing happily and John

and Joe collected £31.08 for St Michael's

Hospice

Jackie Markham (Tel: 708281)

Bed and Breakfast

With heated indoor pool available for guest use.

1 Family Room en-suite 2 Double Rooms

Mrs Heather Pickering

Gable Croft, North Road

Kingsland

Leominster

Herefordshire

HR6 9RZ

Telephone: 01568 708009 (Mobile) 07790770340

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St Michael’s Hospice ‘Big Tea’

Help us make a big difference by hosting a small fundraising tea party this summer! At St Michael’s Hospice, ‘The Big Tea’ is all about sharing time with friends over a cup of tea and a slice of cake. Holding a ‘Big Tea’ party is a delicious way to raise funds for the Hospice and a perfect excuse to pop the kettle on and indulge in your favourite tea party treats.

Holding a ‘Big Tea’ couldn’t be easier: pick a date this summer, then think about the type of event you’d like to have, where you want to hold your party, and invite your friends, family or colleagues.

Last year, your ‘Big Tea’ parties raised over £13,000, which helped St Michael’s Hospice provide services free of charge to local families at a time they need it the most. It doesn’t

matter how big your party is, or whether you raise £20 or £200, every penny really does count and you will be making a real difference.

For your free ‘Big Tea’ pack, which is full of ideas to make your ‘Big Tea’ party a success, contact the Fundraising Team on 01432 851000, or visit the ‘Big Tea’ page on our website at: www.st-michaels-hospice.org.uk/events

SNOWDONIA

NATIONAL PARK

SELF-CATERING HOLIDAY

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SEA VIEWS

Telephone: 01568 780 912

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Timberworld Products Manufacturers of quality timber buildings.

Stables/Field Shelters

Garages/Carports

Sheds/Workshops

Summerhouses etc.

Also retailing timber and ironmongery at competitive prices.

Broomy Hill Yard, Kingsland, HR6 9QZ

01568 708549

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Weobley Theatre Goers

We shall be going to see Peter Pan

Goes Wrong on Wed. 21st January

leaving Weobley at 12.30pm for the

2.30pm performance, returning to

Weobley around 6.15pm.

And if you haven’t yet booked for

Anton and Erin in That’s

Entertainment and would like to go,

there may be cancellation seats. We

are going to see this performance at

Bristol Hippodrome on Sunday 29th

March leaving Weobley at 11.30am for

the 3.00pm performance and returning

to Weobley around 7.30pm. Cost: £56.

Happy New Year!

Kate Best (01544 318513)

or bobkatebest@tiscali.co.uk

O. Mabbort

Blacksmith

TRADITIONAL BLACKSMITH

Gates, railings, window casements,

hand rails, hinges and latches …

Contact Owen: Call - 01568708134 or 07971979223

Email - info@omabbortblacksmith.co.uk

or visit … The Dales, Shirlheath, Kingsland

Website - www.omabbortblacksmith.co.uk

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Kingsland Flower Show

This is a reminder that the Annual

General Meeting of the Kingsland

Flower Show will be held at the Village

Post Office room at 7.00pm on Tuesday

27 January 2015.

New and active members are constantly

being sought, so if you think you fit the

bill, please come along to the AGM.

Kingsland Flower Show Committee

K.M.G.T. Working Parties

A reminder that working parties on the

Millennium Green, in the New Year, at

10 a.m. weather permitting, are planned

for:

Saturday, January 10th

(hedge trimming)

Saturday, February 28th

(fruit tree pruning).

All help is welcomed. Please bring stout

gardening gloves and suitable tools.

Refreshments are always involved!

Contact me on: 01568 708281

Jackie Markham

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Royal British Legion

Branch Meetings. The Quiz and Christmas Draw on the 1st December was well supported and the excellent number of draw prizes raised £101 for our funds. We now take a winter break and our next meeting will be on 2nd March at the usual time and place.

Widow and Widowers Lunch. The Christmas lunch at the Corners Inn on 10th December was a great success. Although some of our regular guests and members were absent because of illness, a total of 37 enjoyed a very good meal and the draw for the three hampers raised £135. We wish to thank Sue, Richard and all at the Corners Inn for the meal and Anne Roberts and Heather Pickering for all the organisation and preparing the three hampers.

Poppy Appeal. The 2014 Poppy Appeal in the Kingsland area raised £4426.30, a slight increase on last year, but still a very fine effort by Jan Nichols and her small team of collectors. The main sources of income were as follows:-

House collections £1223.15 Static points £1055.06 (shops post offices etc) Donations £ 413.09 RBL £1000.00 Church collections - Kingsland £ 490 Orleton £ 164

Seasonal Greetings. We wish to extend our thanks to all those who have actively supported our Branch activities

during the year. In particular, our thanks to Sue and Richard at the Corners Inn for providing a base for our Branch meetings and to all the Poppy Appeal collectors and donors. A Merry Christmas and a prosperous New Year to you all.

Gordon Browne (Chairman)

Kingsland W.I.

Talk on Antiques By

Ben Cooper

Wednesday 14th January at 8 pm in the

Coronation Hall.

Bring your antique item for appraisal!

All Welcome (Admission £3)

Refreshments

ALAN JONES TREE SURGERY

Specialist tree care & Estate Management

ALL ASPECTS OF TREE WORK UNDERTAKEN

Fully insured and NPTC qualified

FIREWOOD FOR SALE

For a professional service at competitive prices call Alan on:

Tel: 01568 770790 Mob: 07817 066316

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Church Services in the Benefice for January

and at 10.00 am each Thursday at Kingsland unless otherwise stated:

Said Holy Eucharist BCP

Services at the Methodist Churches this month, at 11 am unless otherwise

stated:

January: 4th Rev D Evans Kingsland 11th Rev. F. Biseker Shobdon 18th Mrs S. Jones Kingsland 25rd Mrs M Proctor Shobdon

Tree Festival We had a great display of trees this year – so many different themes and all of a very high standard. Everyone found it hard to pick ones out for voting. Results, however:

Junior Individual John Nelson (Luston) Junior Group Kingsland U 15’s Adult Entry Hannah Nelson (Luston) Group Entry Kingsland Art Group

Joan Lobb

Sunday 4th

January Plough Sunday

9.30 am Family Service Kingsland

9.30 am Holy Communion (CW) Eardisland

11.00 am Choral Mattins (BCP) Kingsland

11.00 am Plough Sunday Service Aymestrey

6.00 pm Evening Prayer (benefice) Eardisland Sunday 11th

January Epiphany 1

8.00 am Holy Communion (BCP) Kingsland

9.30 am Holy Communion (CW) Eardisland

9.30 am Holy Communion (BCP) Aymestrey

11.00 am Sung Eucharist (BCP) Kingsland

Sunday 18th

January Epiphany 2

9.30 am Holy Communion (CW) Eardisland

11.00 am Family Communion (CW) Kingsland

3.30 pm Evensong Leinthall Earls

6.00pm Epiphany Taizé Service Eardisland

6.00 pm Benefice Evening Prayer Kingsland Sunday 25th

January Epiphany 3

8.00 am Holy Communion (BCP) Kingsland

9.30 am Holy Communion (CW) Eardisland

11.00 am Sung Eucharist (CW) Kingsland

6.30 pm Choral Evensong (BCP) Kingsland

Dennis Rowland-Jones

Nan and family would like to thank everyone for all their kind thoughts, cards and

flowers and to thank all the people who attended the remembrance service.

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The Parish Diary 2015

January 14th W.I. ‘Antiques’ Ben Cooper (£3 admission) Coronation Hall 7.30 pm 27th Kingsland Flower Show A.G.M P.O.Coffee Shop 7.30 pm February 22nd SMAAAK Event: Sea Show’ (Puppet Show etc.) Coronation Hall 2.00 pm March 11th W. I. ‘Flowers for Easter’ Pam Bufton Coronation Hall 7.30 pm 25th Life and music of Chet Baker Coronation Hall 7.30 pm May 12th RBL Social Evening Corners 7.45 pm 16th Progressive Supper (for Coronation Hall) Various Venues tba July 18th L’Italiana in Algeri (Pop-up Opera) Kingsland Church 7.30 pm September 12th hArt 2015 Kingsland Church tba

(Editor’s note: Events for this item need to be submitted by 15th of preceding month with clear instructions on the entry – place, time, date & title are essential information. Where more than one month’s notice is given, items will automatically be repeated unless contrary instructions are received.)

Luctonians 1st XV Home fixtures for the rest of the season.

January Sat 10 Caldy K.O. 2.15pm

2015 Sat 24 Otley K.O .2.15pm

February Sat 7 Stockport K.O. 2.15pm

Sat 21 Sedgley Park K.O.2.15 pm

March Sat 14 Preston G’s K.O. 3.00 pm

April Sat 11 Chester K.O. 3.00 pm

Sat 25 Leicester Lions K.O. 3.00 pm

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Weobley & District Local History

Society

At the November meeting David

Whitehead gave a talk entitled

“Herefordshire in the Early Middle

Ages”. David has an encyclopaedic

knowledge of the period and it is

impossible to paraphrase his talk that

lasted over an hour and covered a range

of subject matter; but there is no doubt

that anyone who absorbed even one

percent of the information David

presented would be a great deal wiser

than they were before. Did you realise

that Hereford was a very important city

to William the Conqueror and was the

9th largest city in England; the

equivalent of Leeds today? His

enthusiasm for history, particularly

medieval history, was infectious.

The next meeting will be on January

28th when Pat Millington will tell us

about William Call, who was the

illegitimate son of a Cornish Baronet

and a French seamstress. Born in Paris

in 1879, he came to school in England

in his teens and studied at the Royal

Academy of Music. He took up

photography and, up unto the mid

1930’s, produced literally thousands of

postcard views of Southern and

Midland England. Pat first became

aware of William Call from the

excellent postcards he produced of

Weobley and found researching his life

fascinating and surprising.

We hope to see you on the 28th

January

at 7.30pm at Hopelands.

Julie Peacock

MARTIN

CADWALLADER

BUILDING AND

LANDSCAPING

Extensions

Renovations

Groundworks

Hard Landscaping

Tel: 01432 611084

Mob: 07870355734

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N E W S

With good wishes for the New Year, we thought you might like to see how the SMAAAK events calendar is shaping up and note some dates in your diaries.

2 0 1 5 C A L E N D A R

Sunday 22 February - “Sea Show” performed by the Squash Box Theatre Coronation Hall, 2pm A quirky and hilarious mix of puppet show, natural history and comedy cabaret celebrating the sea with tall tales, silly slapstick, fantastic facts, live music and songs. Suitable for children and adults of all ages. All tickets £5. www.squashboxtheatre.co.uk

Saturday 25 April - “Too Cool - the life and Music of Chet Baker” performed by Sue Richardson quintet, Coronation Hall, 7.30pm A sell out at Ronnie Scott’s, this show featuring Chet Baker’s beautiful music and recalling smoky jazz clubs of the 1950’s West Coast, is both a homage to his music and journey through his colourful but tragic life. Tickets £15. www.suerichardson.biz/music.html

TBC early May - “A Conversation with Sir Robert Rogers, former House of Commons Clerk”, Kingsland Church, 7.30pm A respected and popular figure at the Palace of Westminster, Sir Robert stepped down as Clerk last year. The job is to advise MPs on constitutional matters and Parliamentary procedure as well as overseeing around 2,000 staff and the services provided to MPs. Want to find out more?

Saturday 18 July - Pop Up Opera performs Rossini’s L’Italiana in Algeri” (The Italian Girl in Algiers) , Kingsland Church, 7.30pm Pop Up Opera are back with their fantastic new production. Isabella, the ‘Italian girl’ is one of the wisest and most formidable women you’ll find in opera and by the time the story ends, no-one, including her captive lover, is willing to stand in her way. Tickets £25

12 – 20 September – hArt 2015, Kingsland Church Following its success in 2013 , hArt returns to Kingsland Church with a brilliant selection of art on show across a wide range of media. Free entry. October - Arcadia Music Festival, Kingsland Church, 7.30pm Directed by Thomas Bowes and Eleanor Alberga, the exhilarating Arcadia Music Festival makes a welcome comeback to Kingsland Church as part of its Herefordshire tour. Ticket price TBA.

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Dog Poo Alert!

Over the last month or so someone

walking their dog (or dogs) through the

village is letting them poo all over the

pavement. The main area this is

happening is from the Corners Inn to

the Church, including the school.

Children are walking through this

mess, all for the sake of someone not

bothering to clean up after their dog(s).

This happens early as the mess is

normally there before 7am. This is

when other, responsible, dog walkers

have seen it.

Could everyone please pick up their

dog mess from the pavement. It is

unhygienic and some other poor soul

has to pick it up for you which is not

nice. Thank you,

Lisa Juson

SCRUMMY BITES made locally with you in mind

Delicious desserts, cakes &

savouries made to order using

locally grown produce.

Pick up or local delivery.

Food for celebrations &

family events of 6 – 120

people.

Call Sam Stoneleigh, Kingsland

Tel: 01568 709142

Charlie Dog’s Grooming Parlour

Bathing Clipping Nail Cutting

Professional Service Grooming since 1998

Please call Keli Partridge on:

01568709190 or 07967005102.

14, Boarsfield, Kingsland

www.cdgrooming.co.uk

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Marches Planning Planning & Design Consultancy

Sarah Hanson MRTPI

Chartered Town & Country Planner

Advice on the development potential of property & land

Submission of planning applications & appeals

Advice & handling of planning enforcement issues

Representations on planning applications and appeals

www.marchesplanning.co.uk T: 01568 708087 M: 07837 062 494

e-mail: marchesplanning@gmail.com

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Knitting and Crochet Classes at

Weobley

Are you interested in learning more

about knitting or crochet? If so, I shall

be taking some classes once a week

from the end of January for 6 – 8

weeks. My days of preference are

Tuesday or Thursday morning, but this

is flexible to some degree. I am happy

to teach complete beginners or to help

on more difficult techniques, such as

lengthening or shortening a garment,

picking up stitches, adding in colour

etc.

If you are interested, please email me

(bobkatebest@tiscali.co.uk) or ring me

on 01544 318513.

Kate Best

CAROLINE NEWTON MCSP

Chartered Physiotherapist

Clinic Appointments and Home Visits

TEL: 01568 709005 Hollybank, Kingsland, Leominster,

HR6 9SE

Firewood

Ideal Kindling/Morning wood.

Builder’s Dumpy Bag £10

Possible Delivery Locally

Telephone John 07971495859

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Kingsland Post Office Tel: 01568 708201

Open Monday-Friday 9.00am to 4.30pm, Saturday 9.00am to 12.30 pm, for all Post Office services including:

Vehicle Taxation Foreign Currency Travel Insurance Bank Deposits & Withdrawals Mobile phone top-ups

Also available will be:

¤ Sales of Cards and Stationery ¤ Photocopying ¤ Dry Cleaning and Laundry ¤ Shoe Repairs

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Luctonians Sports Club

The 1st XV’s losing run continues

despite serious training, discussion on

tactics, game plans, and much effort by

all concerned. A positive spirit is there.

The 2nd

XV currently the high spot –

good Rugby played at pace, resulting in

some impressive results. Junior sides

all functioning, and are well-coached

and organised. The social side is in full

seasonal swing with total bookings of

pre 1st XV home-match lunches. The

match-day café near the side of the 1st

team pitch is gaining popularity.

Manned by volunteers, it is an

interesting example of supply and

demand! The treasurer/director of

finance is a busy person. All is not

doom and gloom. Cricket-coaching

courses available.

R.W.H.

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G. D. Lloyd

TIMBER CONSTRUCTIONS

The Workshop, Sodgley Farm Kingsland HR6 9PY

Exterior and Interior Carpentry

Bespoke:

Stables,

Garages

Workshops

Roofing

Timber Floors

Doors

Windows

Glazing

Tiling

Fencing

For a free quotation ring Gary

on: 01568 708196

or: 07966 766963

KINGTON

OSTEOPATHS

Richard Mann BSc. (Ost)

Diana Mann B.Sc (Ost)

9, THE SQUARE,

KINGTON, HR5 3BA

01544 239 210

Treatment for muscle-skeletal

conditions/problems head to toe.

For more information call us or visit

our web site.

kingtonosteopaths.co.uk

Shopmobility

We provide mobility scooters,

wheelchairs and powered wheelchairs

on a daily hire basis for anyone with

permanent or temporary mobility

difficulties wishing to visit Hereford,

Leominster, Ledbury or Ross.

Depending on the area, the service is

either free, with a voluntary donation,

or there is a small charge.

Please contact:

Hereford 01432 342166

Leominster 01568 616755

Ledbury 01531 636001

Ross-on-Wye 01989 763388

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Advertising in the Kingsland

News

This monthly publication is

circulated to every household in

Kingsland. Advertising is accepted

on completion of a form.

Advertisers should make copy as

clear and concise as possible.

Forms are available from the

editor, (01568 708672), from the

back of the church, or from the

Post Office. Please return the

completed form, together with

the appropriate fee, to The Editor

at :

5, Highfield Close, Kingsland, HR6

9RS,

Enquiries to noondr@aol.com

The deadline for the Kingsland

News is always the 15th of the

previous month. If your

advertisement or article arrives

after this date it might not find

its way into the magazine!

Progressive Supper 2015, Correction

Please note that the correct date for next

year’s progressive supper is Saturday

16th May. Apologies for the error! If

you are wanting to take part in any way,

please let me know,

Trina Sampson (Edgefield) 708320

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Including Oil-fired and Central

Heating Boilers

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Winter Quiz

1. What did the big furry hat say to the warm woolly scarf?

A: "You hang around while I go on ahead."

2. What's another name for ice?

A: Skid stuff

3. What do you get from sitting on the ice too long?

A: Polaroids!

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Orchard of Renewal

Foot Health Clinic

“Where Quality always matters”

Foot Health treatments now available:

Nail Cutting Services

Treatment of In-growing Toenails

Verrucae Treatment

Hard and Soft Corn Removal

Callus Reduction with Option of Paraffin

Wax therapy

Diabetic Patients Treated

Treatment of Fungal Foot and Nail

Infections

For an appointment please contact Rachael on:

01568 708824

Street Farm

Kingsland

HR6 9QA

rachaelpudge@btinternet.com

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Parish Church of St Michael & All Angels, Kingsland

Special Events Early in 2015

Sunday January 4th, 9.30 am

Family Service A 40-minute service for you and your children

led by Mrs Wendy Maddocks.

Theme: The Three Kings

Sunday January 18th, 12.15 pm

Sunday Lunch in Church

This will follow the Family Communion Service led by the Rev. Julie Read, so the timing is approximate. £10 buys a two-course meal with one glass of wine or soft-drink included.

Sunday February 1st, 9.30 am

Family Service Theme: A Christingle Service

for you and your children