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Community Magazine & independent Directory of Businesses serving the residents of Rossington

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Welcome to the April edition of ROSSINGTON TODAYROSSINGTON TODAY.

After a long and cold winter, spring seems finally to be with us. It is lovely to see brightly coloured flowers in gardens and along the roadsides. Let’s all hope that we see plenty of mild weather and a glorious summer to follow - I think we deserve it!

Thank you to everyone who has contrib-uted to this issue, I hope that you enjoy it and find it a useful source of information, as always please remember to tell advertisers that you saw them here.

The next edition of ROSSINGTON TODAY ROSSINGTON TODAY will be delivered from 30th April, please ensure that anything that you would like included is with me by Friday 16th April.

Best Wishes, Paula

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Hello and good morning … or whatever the time of day you may be reading this! Today was a pretty special day for me. My son, Chad, is taking a level 2 course in IT at Donny College. He has had a growing interest in the world of computers and especially in one particular area (we won’t go there at this point).

Today we spent the majority of the day in Leeds, at a City and Guilds awards ceremony. Chad received a medal of excellence for his work in the level 1 IT course. It was quite a proud moment. There were only 111 such awards given over the years. It was great to accompany Chad there.

It got me thinking about celebrating achievement. Though that was a rather big thing, there are loads of things that we can celebrate in our families … getting a pair of trousers on for the first time by themselves… a word spelled correctly … a kind deed done without being prompted.

One thing I have found important is that we need to be on the look out for those moments of achievement. It is easy to let it go. But a word of thanks or encouragement has a wonderful way of being a pathway for other things. There are so many things around that knock us down. We all need words that will encourage us. Our children need words that will encourage us. You can be a deliverer of those words. If you would like to have a word about a struggle in your family, why not give us a ring? You are always welcome to our services at the Holmescarr Community Centre, Sundays @ 10.30.

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ROSSINGTON HISTORY GROUP.

During the second half of February this year, Doncaster libraries held their first Heritage festi-val. All indications are that it was a great success and hopefully it will be repeated next year.

The programme of events included two drop in sessions at Doncaster archives. The first ses-sion was to celebrate their thirty year anniversary as a Diocesan record office and a selection of original parish registers was displayed. Registers from the churches of St. Michael and St. Luke in Rossington can be viewed on request. Those held are:-

Baptisms Marriages Burials

St. Michael 1538-1971 1538-1988 1592-1958

St. Luke 1916-1929 1949-1982

Other documents on display included a plague remedy, an excerpt from a churchwardens account book, dated 1826, for materials to fumigate a church after a funeral and a report in a parish register in 1538 recording the death “of a poor man, seeming to have been a lepar, found drowned in the River Torne”.

The second session concentrated on maps and plans of the local area. On display was a selection of original documents including tithe and enclosure maps, estate maps and Ordnance survey maps. The archive holds many items relating to Rossington which can be seen on request, including land deeds (some dating back to the 1600s), copies of Enclosure acts and sales catalogues and plans.

The final event of the festival was a talk by Peter Robinson, an archaeologist, who is one of the curators at the museum and responsible for three of the collections. Doncaster Museum and Art Gallery celebrates its centenary this year. It had very small beginnings, in fact, just one room in the Mansion House, promoted by the Scientific Society. It was so successful that the council was persuaded to allow the collection to be moved to Beechfield House in Waterdale, which opened in 1910 as the first recognised museum in Doncaster. As well as the museum and art gallery, it incorporated gardens, a hot house, a grotto and zoo. The collections outgrew the premises and it was decided to build a new museum in Chequer Road. The purpose built museum and art gallery was opened by Princess Margaret on 30th October, 1964.

From 20th March you will be able to visit the Centenary exhibition at the museum.

History Group Event to be held at Rossington Parish Community (Memorial) Hall

Wednesday, April 14th at 10 am. Peter Robinson - Museum officer (archaeology)

will talk about “The Archaeology of Rossington Bridge”.

Please come and join us. Admission free.

Sequence Dancing Rossington Memorial Hall

Wednesday 8.10.30pm Entrance £2 inc Raffle

Bar Open Everyone Welcome

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Airport News by Clare Wilson, Environment & Community Manager

Robin Hood Airport attracted the attention of aviation enthusiasts in February with the arrival of the world’s largest aircraft, the Antonov 225. Only one AN225 MRYIA (Dream) was ever built by the company AN-TONOV and this giant of the skies, operated by special-ist Antonov Airlines, Ukraine, landed in Doncaster to collect a generator which was urgently needed at a Power Station in Lahore, Pakistan.

Paul Rodwell, Cargo Director from Peel Airports Group said: “The AN225 is the largest cargo freighter in the world and we are absolutely thrilled that it was able to land here in Yorkshire, a first for the region.”

Moving from large aircraft to much smaller aircraft, the Airport is pleased to welcome the arrival of Kinch Aviation to the Airport Business Park. Kinch Aviation, run by Paul and Deborah Kinch, has relo-cated to Hangar 2 at Doncaster Sheffield Airport from Gamston Airport, in Nottinghamshire. Kinch Aviation maintain, service and repair corporate jets has moved in to Doncaster Sheffield Airport Business Park thanks to an upturn in business.

Kinch Aviation was appointed as a Cessna Citation Authorised Service Centre in 2008 once they had completed a large investment in training, spares and tooling. The company was started in 2001 to provide high quality support to Business Aircraft in the North of England and today provides services for over 50 aircraft from across Europe and as far afield as Moscow and South Africa.

Mike Morton, Airport Director said: “We are delighted to welcome Kinch Aviation to our growing network of businesses that have relocated to the airport business park. The fact that we are attract-ing such a high quality of businesses to Doncaster is great for the town and will no doubt have a positive impact on our business.”

Kinch Aviation has grown rapidly over the last five years and now employs a local workforce of highly skilled engineers. Specialising in the Cessna Citation range of Corporate Jets Kinch employ 15 engineers and have 4 apprentices on their books at present from South Yorks and surround areas.

Following on from concerns raised by Bawtry residents at the recent Planning Committee in January, the Airport has commenced a portable noise monitoring programme in Bawtry. The programme started on the 17th February 2010 on St Martins Avenue and will move on to other locations in Bawtry throughout the year. The noise data obtained from the portable noise monitoring unit will inform residents of the exact noise exposure levels experienced at their property. Furthermore, the data will be used to review qualification for the Sound Insulation Grant Scheme offered by the Airport. For further information about noise monitoring please contact me at the Airport or email [email protected].

And finally, for those who have had enough of the slippery conditions and chilly winds, easyJet, the largest UK airline, has launched a massive summer seat sale, with up to 25% off flights between 19 April and 15 July 2010. A wide selection of low-cost, frequent flights from Doncaster Sheffield can be booked now to Barcelona, Prague, Majorca and Faro as well as low cost flights every day to Amsterdam.

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POLICE REPORT BURGLARIES: The areas of Rossington, Tickhill and villages, have recently been subject to a Speight of Burglaries. The offenders are entering the properties and stealing the car keys and taking the car. Advice from South York-shire Police is, make sure that doors are locked as a number of offences have been of a "sneak in type" where the offender does not have to force entry into the premises. Take car keys to bed so they are not easily accessible. If possible utilise a secondary method of securing your vehicle, i.e. wheel clamp, steering locks. SYP is doing a lot of work in regards to this problem, including an increase of patrols in the relevant areas, utilising the Road Policing and Road Crime Groups.

SPEEDING: We have received a number of complaints of speed-ing in Rossington, Tickhill and the villages. SYP and DMBC are utilising various methods, incorporating the use of the speed guns and digital speed display devices. In the past month, 4 motorists have received fixed penalty notices, 3 have been sent on speed awareness courses and 10 have been stopped and verbally warned about their speed.

LOCAL PACT PRIORITIES: 1) Nuisance motorcycles, Brodsworth Way, and

Rossington Welfare 2) Speeding Vehicles, various locations but mainly

Stripe Road and Brodsworth Way estate 3) Burglary of Dwellings

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Rossington Cricket Club – April News Well, after one of the coldest and worst weather winters of the 25 or so that I can remember, the spring will be in full swing at the time of reading, and the new cricket season will be just a couple of weeks away. The season commences properly on Saturday 24 April for the first team, although the first game at Rossington is Sat 1 May. There may be a preseason friendly at home prior to the official season opener for the lads to have a usually much needed run out on the grass?

As I’ve highlighted in previous issues the club has remained busy in the closed season again this year with some continued success in the ‘All Saints In-door Cricket League’. The team remained unbeaten in the second half of the season after Christmas – a run of 10 games to finish clear second in the final league table only behind Hatfield and winning 14 and losing 4 of their 18 games. Skipper Mick Richardson had the pick of the stats with 314 runs to top the run scoring chart and adding 8 wickets in total. Veteran Roy Nelson was the pick of the bowl-ers with 12 wickets in total. Hopefully competing well in this league will give us a bit of a head start on other teams when the outdoor season gets un-derway? There are also plans to extend the senior indoor league on Sunday afternoons to a junior midweek league in 2010/2011 which will be good for the juniors involved.

The clubs winter netting sessions also held at The All Saints School on Monday evenings have also proved popular with up to 30 players of all ages attending some weeks. These sessions finish at Easter and it is likely that the summer sessions will revert to their usual Friday eve-ning 6pm – 8pm slot at the cricket ground, West End Lane, Rossington – though this will be published and advertised once confirmed. Youngsters of ages 8+ (boys and girls) are welcome and all basic kit is supplied by the club at these sessions.

The club has again significantly strengthened its First team squad through the winter and un-der the captaincy of Stewart Groves will be aiming for a second promotion in 3 years from Division 2 of the South Yorkshire Senior Cricket League after consolidating and winning the cup competition last year. The Second team will be looking to benefit also from the squad strengthening by finishing high in Division 2 of the Doncaster Senior Cricket League before this league merges with the Sheffield Cricket League in 2011. Led by Colin Sherrington the Second team will have a very competitive blend of youth and experience and are well worth keeping an eye on this year!

Full details of all upcoming club fixtures and events are available at – www.rmcc.play-cricket.com where results and scorecards are also added throughout the season and you can help support and raise funds for the club by doing your on-line shopping through our commis-sion based website – www.buy.at/rossingtoncricketclub .

It would also be nice if we have a few games to rearrange this summer due to clashes with World Cup football games – but we’ll have to see about that….!

Brendan Simpson - Secretary

Back: Mick Richardson, Andy Gardiner, Roy Nelson Front: Stewart Groves, Alex Rowland, Scott Wood

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It's not too late to join Doncaster Bunny Run on Easter Weekend!

The much publicised Doncaster Bunny Run is fast approaching and it's not too late to put your name down. In fact, you can register on the day if you arrive half an hour early. All you need to do to take part is raise £10 in sponsorship or make a donation on the day. All proceeds go to SAFE@LAST children's charity. You can even buy bunny ears at the event for just £1.50. So, if you want to run or walk the mile and enjoy the entertainment, head to Town Field at around 9.30 am on Saturday 3rd April. This will be a fun event for families and children with a bouncy castle, face painting, music, games and local celebrities - all in aid of a very good cause.

To find out more, visit www.doncasterbunnyrun.co.uk or call the organisers, Austin Banks Ltd on 01302 822 228.

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Scanner Appeal Concert at Doncaster Minster Thursday 6th May at 7.00pm

The Doncaster Zone of Lions Clubs comprises the Clubs of Doncaster, Doncaster Went Valley, Thorne Rural, Maltby, Warmsworth & Edlington and Tickhill & District. Annually they organise a joint project in support of a local charity and for 2010 this will be a concert in Doncaster Minster on Thursday 6th May starting at7pm.

The Concert will feature the Doncaster Concert Band, an accomplished adult band who regularly support charitable events. Alongside them will be the Sir Thomas Wharton School Choir joined by members of Dinnington School Choir pictured here whilst touring in Germany last year.

All proceeds of the concert will be donated to the Doncaster Cancer Detection Trust Scanner Appeal which is currently more than half way towards a requirement of £600,000.

Tickets can be obtained from Sir Thomas Wharton School, from Phil Thomas on 745339 or on April 24th only from the Frenchgate Centre where there will be a stall all day.

This will be an exciting concert not to be missed!

Doncaster Concert Band

Choirs of Sir Thomas Wharton School & Dinnington School

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Rossington Gallop

A 6 mile off road trail run takes place at the Northern Racing College in Rossing-

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Come and take the challenge and have a run in the fabulous woodland/parkland

around Rossington Hall.

You don't have to be super-fit.

There will also be displays by students from the college, a horse simulator if you

fancy being the next Frankie Detorri and tours of the stables.

To enter the race download an entry form from www.metrestomiles.co.uk

Entries cost £12 - including a FREE event tee-shirt!

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Tickhill & District Lions

You will all be aware that Tickhill & District Lions raise money and give our time to help good causes within our community of Tickhill, Wadworth, Ross-ington, Harworth, Bircotes, and Bawtry. However, together with the 900 other clubs within the UK & Ireland and over 45,000 clubs worldwide, we also raise money to help those in need around the world.

When we do this we are very careful to ensure that the money we donate gets directly to the people who need it, and we frequently choose to support projects through the Lions Club International Foun-dation (LCIF). So this month I wanted to update you all on some of the work that the LCIF has been doing recently to help those in need.

I am sure that everyone remembers where they were when news of the devastating 7.0 earth-quake in Haiti broke. After the earthquake struck, Lions Clubs immediately responded, and through donations from individual clubs like Tickhill & District Lions, the LCIF has mobilized nearly US$2.4 million to date.

The LCIF, like all Lions organisations, funds its own administrative costs and so ensures that every penny donated is spent directly on the humanitarian project, often enlisting the help of Lions Clubs local to the area where help is needed. In Haiti more than 3,000 people are now being sheltered in three tent cities in Delmas, Blanchard and Carrefour-Feuille that Haitian Li-ons have established. Lions are continuing to work to provide sanitation, kitchens and health clinics, and the LCIF is also leveraging Lions' donations through collaboration with other NGOs and corporations providing relief.

One of Lions' greatest strengths is the support we give to our fellow members in times of need. When disasters strike, LCIF and Lions from around the world are there to support one another. Our collective response to the disaster in Haiti is a great example of how the money you do-nate through Tickhill & District Lions helps those in need around the world as well as within our community.

If you’d like to learn more please visit the ‘News & Events’ page on our website (www.tickhill-lions.com) where you will find a short video about the work we’re doing in Haiti as well as links to the LCIF website which has more information and examples of other ways that Lions help.

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Electricity - Emergency 0800 375 675

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Yorkshire Water 0845 124 24 24

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Floodline 0845 9881188 Doncaster Council Customer Service 01302 736000 Rossington Neighbourhood Team 01302 736000 Caroline Flint MP 01302 623330 Abandoned Cars and Graffiti 01302 736050 Crimestoppers 0800 555 111 Crime Reduction Unit 01302 385462 Childline 0800 11 11 Citizens Advice 01302 735225 Age Concern 01302 812345 Samaritans 08457 90 90 90 Relate 08456 441027 RSPCA National Cruelty Line 0300 1234999 Alcoholics Anonymous (24hr) 0114 2701984 Alzheimer's Society Doncaster 01302 325628 Victim Support 01302 365531 Rossington Library 01302 868295 New Rossington Post Office 01302 863471 R’ton Welfare Learning Centre 01302 865936 R’ton Development Trust 01302 866577 R’ton Community Partnership 01302 866577 Travel National Rail Enquiries 08457 484950 Bus Enquires 01709 515151 Traveline - info 0870 6082608

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Floodline 0845 9881188 Doncaster Council Customer Service 01302 736000 Rossington Neighbourhood Team 01302 736000 Caroline Flint MP 01302 623330 Abandoned Cars and Graffiti 01302 736050 Crimestoppers 0800 555 111 Crime Reduction Unit 01302 385462 Childline 0800 11 11 Citizens Advice 01302 735225 Age Concern 01302 812345 Samaritans 08457 90 90 90 Relate 08456 441027 RSPCA National Cruelty Line 0300 1234999 Alcoholics Anonymous (24hr) 0114 2701984 Alzheimer's Society Doncaster 01302 325628 Victim Support 01302 365531 Rossington Library 01302 868295 New Rossington Post Office 01302 863471 R’ton Welfare Learning Centre 01302 865936 R’ton Development Trust 01302 866577 R’ton Community Partnership 01302 866577 Travel National Rail Enquiries 08457 484950 Bus Enquires 01709 515151 Traveline - info 0870 6082608

Health NHS Direct 0845 46 47 Dr A Taneja, West End Clinic 01302 865865 Medical Centre, Grange Lane 01302 868421 DRI 01302 366666 Dentist BJ Julius 01302 863091 Dental Surgeon PB Robinson 01302 867593 Schools & Nurseries etc Grange Lane Infants School 01302 868378 Pheasant Bank Junior School 01302 868252 Rossington Hall School 01302 868365 R’ton Torndale Infant School 01302 868387 St Josephs Cath. Primary Sch. 01302 868098 St Michaels CofE Primary Sch 01302 868284 Rossington Children’s Centre 01302 863686 Bright Sparks Day Nursery 01302 868684 First Steps Toddler Group 01302 866715 Little Rascals Toddler Group 01302 865294 Rossington Mother & Toddler’s 01302 868254 Groups & Societies Friends of Wadworth Lane 07899 817100 Tickhill & Dist. Lions Club 01302 742843 Rossington Art Club 01302 868235 Rossington Carnival Committee07766 967620 R’ton Family Learning Centre 01302 865936 Rossington History Group 01302 340403 Rossington Male Voice Choir 01302 744448 Rossington WI 01302 868197 Rossington Youth Club 01302 868533 Tricon Foundation 01302 860036 Yorkshire Countrywomen 01302 742729

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Mon: -Smoking Cessation, Rossington Children’s Centre, 10am-12noon -Baby Cafe, Rossington Children’s Centre, 10am-12noon -Qi-Gong, Rossington Memorial Hall, 1-3pm Contact Dot 867129 or Doreen 867357 -Rossington Mother & Toddler Group, WI Hall, Sheepbridge Lane, 1-3pm -Ready, Steady Play, Rossington Children’s Centre, 1.15-2.45pm -Ladies Who Love to Sing, Rossington Memorial Hall, 4.15-5.30pm, £2, (01302 867129) -Rainbows, WI Hall, Sheepbridge Rd, Contact Jackie on 07739571155 or 01302 867113 -Beavers & Cubs. Contact 864742 for details -Age Concern, Rossington Memorial Hall, contact 812345 for details -Slimming World, Pheasant Bank Junior School, 7pm -Line Dancing, Rossington Miners Welfare, 7-9pm -Rossington Art Club, WI Hall, Sheepbridge Rd, 7.30-9.30pm

Tues: -Infant Massage, 10.00-11.00 Contact 863686 for more information. -Under 5’s drop in and play, Rossington Children’s Centre, 9.30-11am -Weight Watchers, The Welfare Hall, West End Lane, Rossington, 10am -Tricon Foundation, Sewing & Knitting Circle, Holmescarr Centre, Grange Lane, 1-3pm -Ladies Circle, Methodist Church, Nelson Road, 2pm -Baby Clinic, Rossington Children’s Centre, 1-3pm -Movers & Shakers, (0-5’s) Rossington Children’s Centre, 2-2.45pm -Social Event for over 55’s at the Ragusa Centre, 3-5pm -Family Fun, Rossington Children’s Centre, 3.45-4.45pm -Keep Fit, Rossington Miners Welfare, 5.30-7pm -Legs, Bums and Tums class, Tickhill Institute, 7-8pm -Rossington Miners Welfare Club, Bingo, 7-9pm

Wed: -Rossington Mother & Toddler Group, WI Hall, Sheepbridge Lane, 9-11am -Rossington History Group, 10am, Rossington Memorial Hall -Pottery Painting, Tricon Foundation, 10am-12.30pm -Baby Clinic, 10am-12noon Children’s Centre, Grantham Street -Papercraft, Tricon Foundation, 1.30-4pm -Young Parents, Mums & Bumps, Drop In and Play, Rossington Children’s Centre, 1.30-3pm -After School Club, Rossington Children’s Centre, 3.30-5pm -June Burns School of Dance, Holmescarr Community Centre, 4-7pm Contact 01302 310516 for lesson times -Weight Watchers, Spirrit Health & Fitness, Bond Street 5.30-7pm Contact 01302 867312 -Scouts. Contact 864742 for more details. -Tai Chi Chuan, Hall Cross Lower school, 7-8.30pm (07734 407167) -Rossington Male Voice Choir, Memorial Hall, 7.30-9.30pm (01302 744448) -Country Music Night, Ex Services Men’s Club (West End Lane)

Thurs -Little Rascals Mother & Toddler Group, Community Centre, Brodsworth Way, 9.30-11am -Yoga, 9.45-11.15am and 11.30am-1pm, Tickhill Pavilion, Tithe Lane, Tel: Jackie 751118 -Art Group, Methodist Church, Nelson Road, 10am-12noon -Pottery Painting, Tricon Foundation, 10am-12.30pm -Ready Steady Play, Rossington Children’s Centre, 9.30-11am -Papercraft, Tricon Foundation, 1.30-4pm -Rossington Maytime Over 50’s Club, Rossington Welfare 1.45pm -Weight Management, Rossington Children’s Centre, 1-3pm -Under 5’s drop in and play (inc Job Centre Plus Monthly) 1.30-3pm -Salsa Class, Holmescarr Community Centre, 5.30-6.30pm Tel: 07989 346391 or 07989 828850 -Rossington Hornets RUFC training, Rossington Welfare Club, West End Lane 7-9pm -Rossington Miners Welfare Club, Bingo, 7-9pm

Fri -Coffee Morning, Methodist church, Nelson Road 8.30-11.45

Sat -Rossington Gardeners Association, shop open 10am - 12noon -Free information sessions about the LighterLife weight loss programme. 4-5pm. Call Vivienne on 854370 to book

Sun -Sunday Service, Methodist Church, Nelson Road 10.30-11.30am

Tuesdays, Thursdays and Fridays Geddes School of Dance, Rossington Methodist Church 4pm 1st Tuesday, Royal British Legion, Lounge of Rossington Ex-Services Club 7pm 1st Tuesday, June, Aug, Oct, & Dec, Rossington Gardeners Association, Miners Welfare, 7.15pm 2nd Tuesday, Rossington Parish Council Meeting, Memorial Hall, 7pm, All welcome, Public Forum at beginning of meeting. 3rd Tuesday, Women’s Institute, Sheepbridge Lane near church, 7.15pm 1st & 3rd Wednesday, Childminders drop in, 9.30-11am, Children’s Centre, Grantham Street, Ring 863686 for more details 2nd Wednesday, Radburn TARA, Meadow Court Communal Room, Radburn Road, 6.30pm 4th Wednesday, Rossington Central TARA, Skipworth Gardens Communal Hall, 5pm 2nd Friday, Caroline Flint MP, Advice Surgery, Miners Welfare West End Lane, 4.45-5.30pm

3rd Saturday, Rossington Ward Councillors Advice Surgery, Brodsworth Community Centre, 11-12

If you are aware of any entry in this listing that no longer takes place please do get in touch to let me know. [email protected] or on 01302 744278 . Thank you.

WHAT’S ONWHAT’S ON

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TO ADVERTISE TELEPHONE 01302 744278 ROSSINGTON TODAY | 29

ST MICHAEL’S CHURCH Acorns

A Service for children & their families –

During term time Wednesday 3.30 – 4.15.

Everyone is welcome to join us in church for a drink and a biscuit & a chat.

Rossington Mother & Toddler Group

WI Hall Sheepbridge Road

Monday 1-3 pm & Wednesday 9-11am

Everyone Welcome Come along and join in the fun!

Contact 868254 for more details

Methodist Church Nelson Road, Rossington

Service 10.30-11.30 every Sunday

Everyone Welcome

Rossington Maytime Over 50’s Club Thursday’s at 1.45pm

Rossington Welfare Centre

Various activities i.e. Darts, Dominoes, Cards, Bingo, Hoy and Dancing etc

Tea, Coffee & Biscuits All new members very welcome

Contact Margaret on 078214 12999 for more information

Rossington New Life Church Gattison Lane

We give you a warm welcome to our Easter Sunday Service

11.am.- 12p.m. Tea/Coffee and Hot Cross Buns after

service

Rossington Ex-Servicemen’s Club March Country Nights (Wed)

Rossington Ex Servicemen’s Club

7th CK Young (featuring 5string banjo) 14th Jack Glass (popular act from Birmingham) 21st Angie (first time here) 28th Billy Lennard (with a bit of Dylan)

Fresh back from our trip to see Joseph at The Dome, St.Michael’s Church Singing Group proudly announce the arrival of an ENORMOUS stage piano to assist them in taking their music out into Rossington community!

We rehearse on Fridays at 6:00pm for children & 7:00pm for adults. We sing from Mozart to Westlife, & Abba to Allelujah.

If you like singing, we're a friendly bunch........& you'll be surprised who you know!!

Telephone Angela Teasdale on 07754 661951 for details.

Class of 1960 Rossington Secondary Modern School

for Girls and Boys

Are you up for a reunion? If so read on...

Date: 17th April 2010 Time: 3pm

Venue: The Styrrup, Old Rossington

If interested please contact: Carol (Tomlinson) Stanley - 01302 867716

Glenys (Hardy) Close - 01302 867692 Ann (Cleaver) Wheatley - 01302 868639

Let’s make it a night to remember!

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INDEX OF ADVERTISERSINDEX OF ADVERTISERS

Aerials ADI Communications 30 ADS 19

Appliance Repairs Castle Domestics 8

Beauticians, Salons & Clinics Crush 17 Lighthouse Laser 6

Beef Products Brookfield Beef 22

Blinds & Soft Furnishings C&S Designs Ltd 1

Carpets & Flooring Carpets, Carpets, Carpets 25 Cavlan Flooring Co 13 Car & Vehicle servicing & Repair Body Tech 10 B&W Auto Services 32 Mick Jackson & Co Ltd 31

Children’s Day Nursery Roundhouse Day Nursery 7

Cloth Re-cycling Ed’s Cloth Recycling 19

Computer Services Icon 15 Mat & Mouse 19

Dance School Reach for the Stars 5

Electrician P R Electrical 25

Event Management Special Creations 5

Garden Centres & Services Advanced Paving Doctor 23 Clarkson’s Landscapes 16 Complete Garden Buildings 21 Country Gardens 13 GreenThumb 26 New Growth Garden Design 2 Walkers Nurseries 13

Hairdressers & Barbers Crush 17

Health & Fitness Spirrit Health & Fitness 4

Home Improvements D Bell Home Improvements 25

Home shopping Jamie Oliver at Home 14

Kitchens & Fitted Furniture DC Interiors 17 Sedici 11

Letting Agents 3 Keys Property Services 9

Lingerie Evelyn’s Den 13

Locksmith & Security Services Forever Secure 15 SF Repairs 19 Media Services Purple Penguin Media 11

Osteopath Bawtry Natural Health 16

Oven Cleaning Oven Butler 27

Painting & Decorating Michael Jones 25 PC Contracts 14

Tony Rosser 27

Plumbing & Gas Services Affordable Plumbing 8 B&H Plumbing & Heating 11 D Kelly 23 R Pell 22

Recruitment & Employment Austin Banks Recruitment 8 Roofing EPG Roofing 21 Torchmaster Roofing 23

Running Supplies Metres to Miles 5

Solicitors Bruce Bowling & Co Ltd 27

Tarot Readings Spirit of Avalon 30

Taxi Chris’s Cab 3

Tiling TW Tiling 16

Travel Wass Travel 3 Wilson’s Coaches 23

Vets Vets4Pets 14

Wrought Iron MG Forgework 27

Tarot Card Reading

Individual readings

or parties of up to ten

Call 07949297303 for more details

Whilst every care has been taken to ensure that data in this publication is accurate, the editor cannot accept any liability to any party for loss or damage caused by errors or omissions. Rossington Today can not be held responsible for any errors or omissions and does not officially endorse companies, products or services appearing in this magazine. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced without the prior permission of the editor.

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