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SNAIL Stanton News and Information Letter

June 2018

PLANNED ROAD CLOSURE The B5056 section leading to the A6 will be closed for roadworks at the junction from 18th to 29th June. https://www.derbyshire.gov.uk/transport-roads/roads-traffic/roadworks/roadworks.aspx gives details of all roadworks.

Several pupils from Stanton in Peak School took part in the Chatsworth 3K Fun Run on April 29th, in aid of Helen’s Trust. De-spite the muddy conditions, all of the children who took part managed to successfully com-plete the race and earn themselves a medal

Well done to Luke, Adam, Harry, Sam, Daisy, Lily and Charlotte!

FUN RUN FOR STANTON PUPILS

DOG WALKERS BE AWARE

Sheep are now back on Stanton Moor. Please keep your dogs on leads and under control at all times.

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Open on Thursdays

from 3-5pm at Stanton Village Hall

Walking for Health in Youlgreave:

If you would like to get active please come along and join us. We meet at 10.30 at Coldwell End Car Park, Youlgreave. The walks are held on the

second and fourth Tuesday of each month. For more information

please contact:-

Pete Tapping mobile 07752 463918

Linda Neale 01629 650625

VILLAGE DIARY—JUNE 2018

Mon Nights: Bell ringing—Stanton Church 7.30—9pm.

Tues Nights: Yoga—Village Hall @ 5.30pm

Tues Nights: Cardio & Tone—Birchover Reading Room @ 6pm

Tues: Limited Mobility Exercise—Rowsley VH, 2pm

Weds: Fitness & Conditioning Class—Rowsley VH, 9.30am

Fri Nights: Salsa & Stretch—Birchover Reading Room @ 5.45pm

Tues 5th Tuesday Cheese—Flying Childers @ 7pm

Wed 6th: Art Appreciation, see p 15

Thurs 7th: Acoustic Night—Flying Childers @ 8.30pm

Sat 9th: Walk in the Park. Booking required. See p 10

Tues 12th Coffee Morning, Village Hall @ 10.30 am

Tues 12th: Vinyl Night—Flying Childers @ 7.30pm

Thurs 14th Ukelele Get Tog—Village Hall @ 8pm

Thurs 14th: Supper night. Booking req. Flying Childers

Sat 16th/Sun 17th OPEN GARDENS see pages 8 and 9

Mon 18-29th B5056 Road closure

Thurs 21st SUMMER SOLSTICE

Tues 26th Vinyl Night—Flying Childers @ 7.30pm

Thurs 28th: Ukelele Get Tog—Village Hall @ 8pm

Thurs 28th: Monthly Fun Quiz—Flying Childers @ 9pm

YOUR PARISH COUNCIL

Next meeting will be held on the 18th July 2018

7.30pm Stanton in Peak Village Hall

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GARDEN MAINTENANCE AND TREE

WORK

All Aspects of tree work undertaken

Hedge cutting

Garden maintenance and clearance

Woodchipper with operator hire

Site clearance

Flexible, Qualified

7 years experience and fully insured

FREE quote

James Mantell 07742 735626

YOGA Tuesdays 5:30-7pm ·

Stanton-in-Peak Village Hall All welcome!

Benefits of yoga can include feeling happier and healthier, improved

strength and flexibility, and a deep sense of peace.

£8 drop-in/£36 for six-week block Vishwam: 07759 723 939

http://Flowing-with-Life.com

Libraries for Derbyshire: Public

Library Service Strategy Consultation

We have launched our 12 week public consultation for our proposed public li-brary service strategy Libraries for Derby-shire. You can complete our consultation questionnaire at www.derbyshire.gov.uk/librariesforderbyshire

As part of the consultation we have or-ganised drop in sessions across all 45 libraries in Derbyshire for people to meet with us and to discuss our proposals in person. In addition, in the 20 communi-ties proposed for community managed libraries we have arranged focus groups for anyone interested in getting involved to give their views, discuss any practical-ities and challenges and decide if they want to take their interest further.

We are also holding a Mobile Library Service focus group to look at alternative methods of delivery for the Mobile Li-brary Service. For example, community organisations running the mobile library service or possibly providing transport to the nearest static library for those that need it.

The Mobile Library Service focus group is on Wednesday 11

th July 6-

8pm at Members Room, County Hall

Matlock.

To read our proposed strategy or to find out more details on all our consultation events, including details on how to book your tickets for the focus group please go to our dedicated library strategy webpage www.derbyshire.gov.uk/librariesforderbyshire

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Family History, Tracing, and Genealogical Services

Charlie Watson, 01629 636902

Mulberry Barn, Main Road, Stanton In Peak www.mydearwatson.co.uk

COFFEE CLUB UPDATE

After further consultations, it has now been decided that the Coffee Club will remain in the Village Hall – rather than be hosted

at Home Farm. So the long standing arrangements will remain the same and Coffee Club will be held as usual on the second

Tuesday in the month – next month this falls on 12th June. See

you all in the Village Hall at the usual time of 10.30.

Everyone welcome!

10th July 14th August 11th September

9th October 13th November 11th December

STANTON CRICKET CLUB

NEED NEW PLAYERS

We play in 3 competi-tions: The Longstone League played on a

Wednesday night, The Longstone League Knock Out Cup played on a Monday Night and the oldest and most prestigious Knock Out competition in Derbyshire, the Orme Shield which first started in 1938.

Stanton has a long and proud record in all

three competitions but we now need NEW PLAYERS. If you are interested please

contact: Michael Craw at: michaelcraw62@hotmail.com It would also be fantastic to see more peo-ple from the village come to support us for our home fixtures with what must be one of the most beautiful views of any ground

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From September we will have a (temporary) third class and a new Year 3/4 teacher (Paris Birkin) has been appointed. We wish her well in her new post here at Stanton. Congratulations to our Year 2, 3 and 4s for representing our school so successfully at the recent Summer sports competition at Bakewell and for winning the cup for ‘Tenacious Teamwork’. We are very proud of our pupils for working so well together and being recognized for this very admira-ble quality. Well done. Fund Raising – Thank you to some of our Year 5 pupils for organizing a cake sale re-cently for our link schools in India. They raised £26. We will ensure that this money is used to support Bhawanapur and Scott Lane schools in Kolkata. Sport in School – We are looking forward to our cricket competition, rounders event and whole school sports day at the Cricket Pitch in June. Peak Tor Federation – Proposed Federation of Rowsley and Stanton Primary Schools - Thank you to the staff, parents and gover-nors who attended the recent consultation meeting.

Sponsored Walk – In co-operation with one of our parents (Emma Prince) we under-took a sponsored walk on 21st May to sup-port Toilet Twinning, raising money to toilet twin as many of our school loos as possible with a loo in a developing country. Thank you to Barn Farm for allowing us to use the campsite as a venue. if you would like to offer any post-event sponsorship please contact Emma directly on 01629 650457 or emma.prince2010@gmail.com or donate directly to the following address: https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/emma-prince-1

News from Stanton in Peak Primary School

Peak Pre-School – (at Stanton School) – Peak Pre-School is a cosy and stimulating environment for 2, 3 and 4 year olds with a capacity of up to 10 children, its situation within the school building allows a smooth transition for your child to the Infant Class-room. From June 2018 we will be offering a nutritious hot meal (served by our school kitchen) for all pre-school pupils. For de-tails please ring 07799084244 or email peakpreschool@outlook.com.

Isy and Ella raise money for Toilet Twinning

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If you suspect someone is having a heart attack, dial 999 immediately.

The Emergency Control Centre will despatch an ambulance.

Next, ring or ask someone to ring the Village Emergency Telephone System

(VETS) No:-

01629 690999 for Stanton in Peak

01629 690998 for Stanton Lees

There are several households on the VETS number in Stanton in Peak and in Stanton Lees, so

one of them should be able to answer the call and bring the defibrillator to the patient, allow-

ing the person who called 999 to remain with the patient.

MEDICAL ASSISTANCE OFFERED TO PARISH BY DALE VIEW QUARRY

FIRST RESPONDERS

Steve Boam of Dale Head Quarry comments: Quarrying, Construction and the Agriculture industries are inherently dangerous activities and although accidents and serious injuries have dramatically reduced over the years we still work with equipment that can result in catastrophic injuries. Along with this we also have an aging workforce and as we all know the sites tend to be in remote areas. Taking all this into account and looking at the present basic First Aid at Work qualifications, Marshalls PLC took the decision to train all quarry staff across the company with First Person on Scene intermediate training. This course gives skills, knowledge and confidence to help people in life threatening situations.

Our kit bags have defibs, oxygen and a variety of bandages and wound dressings to treat major injuries some of which were developed for use in Afghanistan. As neighbours we perhaps haven’t always seen eye to eye but we are still a community and the skills and equipment we have may just buy some time in the event of a serious incident occurring. The individuals listed below will make them-selves available to the village if needed

Steve Boam 07831 333122

Steve Clark 07786 114643

Bill Marsden 07786 190389

These are day time work numbers

between 7am and 5pm

Please ensure the emergency

services are called first

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STANTON OPEN GARDENS 2018 SATURDAY & SUNDAY 16

th & 17

thJUNE 1 to 5 pm

Adults £4.00. Children FREE

TICKETS ON SALE AT COACH LANE

CLASSIC CARS

parked down by the Village Green

TEAS AND CAKES

in the Village Hall and in the Church

WOODEND ARMS

pop-up pub!

PET RABBITS

on show!

AFFORDABLE ART TRAIL

that takes in jewellery, porcelain, paintings,

drawings, silversmithing, photography, and

stonework!

See opposite for what’s

on and where Note: W = wheelchair access

LIGHT LUNCHES, BEERS and

BEVERAGES in the FLYING

CHILDERS PUB

Bellringers

We will be opening the Bell Tower to visitors on

Saturday 16th June, from 2.00 till 4.00 pm, to co-

incide with ‘Open Gardens’. Access to the bell

tower is up a short step ladder and through a

trapdoor. There are safety grips to help you. If

you can climb another ladder you will be able to

see the bells in all of their glory.

Bellringers’ gardening advice- Plant campanulas-

bell flowers. They come in sizes to fit all gardens.

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1 Coast Wood Croft W Porcelain - Elizabeth Eccleston

2 2 Haddon View Stone Ornaments—Steve Tompkins DRINKS & REFRESHMENTS

3 Stone Mount Drawings, paintings, cards—Sue Lewis-Blake GARDEN NOT OPEN

4 Woodend Silversmith—Rebecca Joselyn Pop up Pub. Beer from the barrel or wine

5 Woodend Gardens

6 Seasons Cottage

7 Hare Hatch Cottage

8 Hare Hatch Roadside

9 5 The Lanes W

10 Yew Tree Cottage

11 3 The Green W

12 Abbotsford

VILLAGE GREEN W Classic Cars + Photography -James Mills

13 1 Coach Lane Pottery—Ann Bates. TICKET STALL

14 Glenholme Cottage

15 Old Post Office

16 FLYING CHILDERS W Pub and garden

Beer, Beverages, Light Lunches, Toilets. Pub rear garden open Jewellery - Karin Sheldon

17 Mulberry Barn, Home Farm Paintings—Janet Mayled + paintings demo on allot-ments. GARDEN NOT OPEN

CHURCH Tea and homemade cakes

VILLAGE HALL Tea and homemade cakes. TOILETS

18 Lees Farm Rabbit show! NO DOGS PLEASE

19 Laburnum Cottage

20 The Byres

21 Lawn House

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Thanks to the Stanton Estate. Sorry no dogs, due to deer and sheep

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Stanton in Peak Parish Council met on 23rd May and re-elected Paul Morris as Chair and Ian Mortimore as Vice-Chair.

Council welcomed County Councillor Jason Atkin to the meeting and discussed (editor note: read: gave him a hard time!) in depth the frustrations with the Highways reporting system for road faults and grit refills as well as the continued problems of lost HGVs due to incorrectly supplied Sat Nav information and inaccurate signage. He promised to raise these issues with officers.

Council received the audited accounts which are now available on our website along with the new GDPR information we are required to publish.

Council has noted that the planned closure of the B5056 section leading to the A6 for road-works at the junction from 18th to 29th June will not only see more cars using the hillside for that period but also that it coincides with the 21st June Summer Solstice traffic issues we face annually. Council next meets on Wednesday 18th July in Stanton in Peak Village Hall 7:30pm.

YOUR PARISH COUNCIL

We still have vacancies for 3 councillors with one year to go until the next parish council elections in 2019.

Stanton in Peak

Plus guests

Playing outside the pub Friday 20th July

From around 8pm –approx.11.15pm Hot roast cobs

RACE NIGHT SUCCESS On April 21st Stanton in Peak PTA organ-ised a Race Night in the Village Hall to raise funds for the school. Eight horse races took place on screen throughout the evening. There were opportunities for guests to place £1 bets, and many lucky winners! The Race Night was sponsored by a number of local busi-nesses, and the PTA provided pre-dinner nibbles, and a choice of 3 main courses and a selection of desserts. A magnifi-cent £663.03 was raised for school funds. Thank you to everyone who helped to make this evening a success.

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GARDENING TIP FOR JUNE—BY Steve Tompkins LEARN TO LOVE THE SLUGS OF STANTON (AND THE SNAILS OF COURSE)!! I enjoy the beautiful slugs that share our gardens in Stanton! You can’t beat a 7 ½ inch Leopard Slug, Limax maximus. It has a beautiful patterned body just like a leopard or a lemon yellow Limax flavus with blue horns! I just grow plants that slugs don’t eat and rely on a brilliant little book “Garden Plants That Slugs Won’t Eat” by Christine Smeeth. It covers virtually all the garden plants you could name.

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WINSTER VILLAGE SHOP

Looks like summer is on its way, it’s time to get out and enjoy those summer eve-

nings. Why not try some of our local beers. We are now stocking a variety of lo-

cal beers from Thornbridge in Bakewell, Birchover Brewery and Matlock Wolds

Farm. Why not treat yourself.? What more could you want than a cold beer and

a BBQ, we sell disposable BBQ’s and Charcoal.

Home deliveries have started well. Just to remind you that as part of the launch

Winster and Elton are free delivery.

• Delivery outside of Winster within a 5 mile radius is £5.00

• Minimum order value is £5.00 within Winster, £10.00 outside of Winster

• Cigarettes are excluded on delivery unless order over £10.00

• Must be over the age of 18 for alcohol and cigarettes

Look out for special offers in June!!

Secret Gardens, Wakes week and Carnival are all just around the corner.

Stallholders—let us take the strain.

We can order you any goods for your stalls for example wines, beer, pop, burger buns, meat.

Just let Jayne or Katrina know what you require and we can order them and store them until

the day. (Limited storage space).

Shop Opening Times: Mon – Sat 8.00am – 7.00pm Sun & B/H 8.00am – 6.00pm

www.winstervillageshop.com

Tel. 01629 650683

Fresh bread and milk Beers, wines and spirits Cooked meats and pies Newspapers reserved or delivered Hot and cold drinks Post Office (Closed on Thurs/Sat Afternoons and Sundays)

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Fitness

with

Helen Milton

07957 836151

Join our friendly group in Birchover Reading

Room for a boost to your fitness.

All classes are suitable for the fit and the unfit

with options for all exercises to make them

easier or harder.

Tuesday – Cardio and Tone – 6-7pm

Legs, Bums, Tums and Arms with bursts of

cardio to keep heart rate up and burn fat.

Friday – Salsa-size & Stretch – 5:45-

6:45pm

An aerobic class to salsa music – really good

fun and great exercise, a little strength and

tone and a lot of stretch.

All classes are £4.50 - you will need a mat

and a water bottle. Suitable for age 14+

HAVE YOUR SAY

Planning Application submitted: Application NP/DDD/0518/0382 Rob-in’s Croft, Main Road, Stanton in Peak: Demolition of side extension and re-place with single storey extension. See here for more details: http://www.peakdistrict.gov.uk/planning/planning-search Date Validated: Thursday 10 May 2018 Target Date for Decision: Thursday 5 July 2018 End of Public Consultation Period: Monday 25 June 2018

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Stanton in Peak Art Appreciation meetings 2018

All meetings are from 5.30-6.30pm at the Village Hall. £5 per ses-sion, payable on the day. No need to book

Presented by Sue Lewis-Blake, this is a series of informal and enjoy-able talks, exploring how a variety of artists have responded to the same subject or genre. Examples are given of works in both tradi-tional and contemporary media.

For further information contact Sue on 07773 385820 or by email: sue@lewis-blake.co.uk

6th June

4th July

Aug/ Sep: no meeting

3rd Oct

7th Nov

5th Dec

STATHAMS COAL

The Coal Hole

Darley Dale

The Lodge

Farley Hill

Matlock DE4 3LL

Best Coal & Smokeless Fuels

Family business, established for over 100 years

Local delivery

Call us now on: 01629 581014 or 07860 245533

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UKULELE GET-TOGETHER

As from May we will meet twice

monthly 2nd and 4th Thursdays, Stanton Village Hall

8 - 9.30 pm. (Cost to cover the hire of the Hall). Contact Kate Wild, (01629630054)

for details).

All abilities welcome.

Stanton Book Club

We meet in The Flying Childers at 7.30pm on the last Tuesday of every other month to discuss our chosen book along with any other interesting volumes we have read or heard about. It is an informal gathering; anyone who is interested is very welcome to come along. Next meeting: Tuesday 32 July when we will discuss The Heart’s Invisible Furies by John Boyne. (Shortlisted for the Irish Nov-el of the Year Award) For more information or if you would like to borrow a book please contact Lorna on 636418

CLIFFORD for SALE ! Classic VW T25 Camper, full history, 1 year MOT, refur-

bished inside and outside, just serviced, ready to go, com-

pletely reliable having travelled around Britain and Europe.

4 burner hob, water tank, electrics, 3-way fridge, awning,

bike rack.

Maintained regardless of expense. Agreed insurance value

£10000, would accept £8000.

Have you ever thought about part ownership of a campervan,

sharing purchase price and running costs with friends?

All enquiries to Charlie Watson or Hilary Campbell, Mulber-

ry Barn, Main Road, Stanton In Peak 01629 636902 or char-

lie.watson@btinternet.com

SUMMER SOLSTICE ALMOST HERE!

The annual influx of visi-tors to Stanton Moor will soon begin. Summer Sol-stice will be June 21st and you can expect lanes to be full of parked cars and the Moor to be full of campers. The planned road closure for the B5056 (see front page) will not help matters. Remember folks: patience is a virtue!

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Stanton in Peak Village Hall

VILLAGE HALL MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE

ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

7.30p.m. 3 July 2018 AT Stanton Village Hall

Agenda:

Apologies for absence

Minutes of the last AGM

Matters Arising

Chairman’s Report

Treasurer’s Report

Election of Committee Members

Any other Business

All are welcome

As you probably know, the Village Hall is a registered charity. We meet on average 4 times per

year and many of the committee members have served for more than 10 years - one over 40

years! WE NEED NEW MEMBERS to join the committee to bring new ideas and help move

the Village Hall forward. Please come along and add your voice and skills.

Sue Reed, Secretary, 01629 636116

Peak Pre School has a cosy and stimulating environment with a

capacity for ten children helping them feel safe and secure whilst

they learn through play. We offer a wide range of activities and

promote outdoor learning in our wonderful garden and allotment.

Ofsted rated GOOD in December 2015.

15 and 30 hours funded places available for 2,3 and 4 year olds.

Other funding options available.

£4 per hour for non-funded places.

3 hour sessions of 8.45am-11.45am or 11.45am- 2.45pm Or

6 hour full days from 8.45am- 2.45pm Monday to Thursday.

To arrange a visit contact Sarah on 07799084244 or email

peakpreschool@outlook.com

Attached to Stanton in the Peak Primary School, School Lane,

Stanton in the Peak, DE4 2LX

Facebook search: “Peak Pre School”

www.peakpreschool.com

“ Out and About” BUS HIRE

Affordable, local transport for Groups and activities

“Out and About “ SHOPPING

BUS Affordable, local transport with

the help you need to get out and about and shop

To book, or for more information

Please call 01773 766922

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A Warm welcome awaits you at Stanton Lees Chapel

Lord’s Day: 10am Sunday School -Explorers and Bible Class (for children and young people) 2.30pm and 6.30pm Divine Worship

Each Wednesday: 7.30pm Bible Study Each Friday at Joseph Whitworth Centre, Darley Dale:

6 - 7.15pm Wayfinders Young Peoples Groups Ages 5 - 10 7.30 - 9.30pm Wayfinders Ages 11+

Contact Philip or Rachel Hulland 01629 735986

Thought for June:

What price peace and contentment? We live in a restless, uncertain and turbulent world. The media bombard us with news which can seem almost designed to make us anx-ious and discontented. News of horror from every corner of the world is made available to us on a daily, if not hourly basis." Stay tuned for the latest update " Psalm 46 is a psalm that reminds us " God is our refuge and strength, a very present in trouble. " It also con-tains sound practical advice " Be still and know that I am God " Slow down, turn off and look to your maker and provider for all real needs says the psalmist. Jesus said "Come unto me, all you who labour and are heavy laden, and I will give you rest. " Matt. 11 v28

Brian Wade, 01629 732307

Snail is printed by Greenaway Workshop in Darley Dale.

SNAIL CONTACTS AND RATES

Editor: Julie Bircher - 01629 636900 stantonsnail@gmail.com Sponsorship/Donations: Charlie Watson - charlie.watson@btinternet.com Advertising rates: (10 issues per year) Full page per year: £60.00 Half page per year: £35.00 Quarter page per year: £25.00 One time advert £15.00

STANTON IN PEAK WEBSITE

Please contact Alan Coppock - mail@stanton-in-peak.co.uk - if you have any suggestions or wish to put anything on the village website.

www.stanton-in-peak.co.uk

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Since moving to Youlgrave, early summer has for me become linked with Well Dressing. This year, once again I’m looking forward to being impressed by the skill and creativity of these ‘natural’ artworks. I think for me one of the highlights each year will always be seeing the children’s efforts. My own efforts at natural artwork have been far more mod-est. As a child, I remember my brother and I creating a model desert out of what was left of our lawn one dry summer. And I remem-ber one summer holiday devoted to creating pictures using only chalk from the local hills, and dyes of every colour under the sun that we made from local plants and flowers. I don’t think there is much chance of me be-coming a skilled artist, with natural or any other materials, but what a childhood spent very close to the natural world has given me, is a very deep appreciation of all life, a

strong sense of how all parts of the natural world are linked and depend on one anoth-er, and a keen awareness of how we are part of that system. As a Christian, I care about protecting the environment because the poorest in the world are harmed first and harmed most by climate change, loss of biodiversity and pol-lution. But mostly I care about protecting the environment because I believe that the natu-ral world is created in God’s image, just as thoroughly as humanity is, and that when we damage the natural world, we hurt God, and we destroy part of God’s image in our-selves. So this month my prayer for myself and for each of us, is that we would continually grow in awareness of the world around us, and would learn to love all creation as we love ourselves.

Holy Trinity Church – The turning seasons

Yours in Christ,

Louise Petheram

rev.louise.p@gmail.com

01629 636814

For more details of

services at Stanton please see

church notice board or website

Www.achurchnearyou.com/

Stanton-in-peak-holy-trinity

Sunday 3rd June 9.30 am Stanton Morning Prayer 11.00 Youlgrave Family service 6.45 pm Middleton Evening Prayer

Wed 6th June 10.30 am Youlgrave Communion

Sunday 10th June 9.30 Birchover Morning praise 9.30 am Stanton Communion 10.30 United service at Wesley-an Reform 6.30 pm Youlgrave Communion

Sunday 17th June 9.30 am Birchover Communion 11.00 am Youlgrave All age com-munion 6.30 Youlgrave Evening prayer

Sat 23rd June 2.30 pm Well Blessing proces-sion leaves All Saints 3.30 pm Well Blessing service outside Wesleyan Reform

Sun 24th June 9.30 am Stanton Morning prayer 11.00 am Youlgrave Communion 6.00 pm Well Dressing service at Wesleyan Reform followed at 7.00 pm by Band Concert

Sunday 1st July 9.30 am Stanton Morning Prayer 11.00 Youlgrave Family service 6.45 pm Middleton Evening Prayer

Wed 4th July 10.30 am Youlgrave Communion

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June 2018

Tues 5th – Tuesday Cheese – 7/7.15pm – bring and share some tasty cheeses, delicious bread/ biscuits & chutneys whilst sampling some lovely wines & beers! All welcome.

Thurs 7th - Acoustic Night - open to anyone who likes to sing or play -

any type of music or instrument! Do come along & join in or just enjoy lis-tening to the music. From 8.30pm! Tues 12th & 26th –Vinyl Night! – the return of vinyl night from around 7.30pm onwards – 2nd & 4th Tuesday of the month. To play, share and rem-inisce over all those old records you used to enjoy.

Thurs 14th – Supper Night – monthly supper includes nibbles, home-cooked meal - £8.50, plus a choice of 3 homemade puddings -£3.50. Love-ly friendly atmosphere – bookings only please contact if you would like to come. Thurs 28th -Monthly Fun Quiz - 9pm. Monthly fun quiz -£1 per person

includes entry and refreshments. + a short game of ‘Play your cards right’ to finish. Advance notice for July

STANTONBURY – Friday 20th July !! (see page 11 for further details)

THE FLYING CHILDERS

01629 636333

www.flyingchilders.com

Wed, Thurs, Fri 12-2pm

Sat & Sun 12-3pm Light Lunches 12-2pm

Every evening from 7pm