High Legh Pre-School RETURNS TO · 2017-07-22 · SUMMER 2017 Issue 140 High Legh Community Association THE VILLAGE HALL . WEST LANE . HIGH LEGH . NR KNUTSFORD . CHESHIRE High Legh

SUMMER 2017 Issue 140

High Legh Community AssociationTHE VILLAGE HALL . WEST LANE . HIGH LEGH . NR KNUTSFORD . CHESHIRE

High Legh Pre-School RETURNS TO THE VILLAGE HALL After 10 years at Primary School

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64 Telegraph Road, Heswall Wirral CH60 0AG

Tel: 0151 342 2144/7Mob: 07773 540888Email: [email protected]


Gas leaks or supply outages (National Grid) 0800 111 999

Water or sewerage leaks or mains supply outages (United Utilities) 0345 672 3723Electrical mains supply outages

(Electricity North West) 0800 195 1414HL Village Hall Manager Helen Wright 07703 194052 or [email protected]

CA Social Events including Sunday Teas Trish Adams 01925 755983 or [email protected] Hall Management Committee Chair Mike Walker [email protected]

To join the “What’s On” Email List [email protected] WWW.highlegh.org.uk Jenny Pearce 756171 [email protected]

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HL Parish Council Cllr Will Hind (Chairman) 07721661884 Mrs Doreen Walker (Clerk) 01925 754818 or email [email protected]

Cheshire East (High Legh) Cllr Olivia Hunter 01565 632717 [email protected] Police PCSO Gary Fulton [email protected].

HL Primary School 01925 753713 or email [email protected] Dana Thompson 07952264879 or Jane Ansell 07815474235.

HL PreSchool Yvonne Edwardson 751584 or email [email protected] John’s Church Rev Philip Robinson 01565 830595 Rev Trish Cope 01925 754787

Coffee and Friendship Doreen Walker 754818 or email [email protected] Community Observatory John Anderson www.highlegh-communityobservatory.com

HL Women’s Institute (President) Jean Evans 755979HL Bowling Club Jean Mason 753643 or email [email protected]

HL Park Golf Club 01565 830 888 or email [email protected] Tennis Club (Head of Tennis) Emma Silcock 07985 605565 or email [email protected]

HL Community Transport 755394 / 07876 161893 or email [email protected] Bernie 07758 733312 or email [email protected]

Prenatal and Postnatal Yoga [email protected] Penny Fonteyn 07925591894

Line Dance Chris Clark 01925 754269 or Gwyn Long 01925 759571Appellation Dance 07930 912109 or email [email protected]

West Coast Swing Dance www.dancejunkies.co.uk/styled-2/index.htmlBaby Ballet Joanne Turner [email protected]

HL Bridge Club (Chairman) Audrey Grieve 0161 904 0120Tai Chi contact via Trish Adams 755983 or email [email protected]

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The opinions expressed are those of contributors, and not necessarily those of HLCA. Jenny Pearce Editor (01925 756171) or [email protected]

Welcome to all new High Legh residents and readers of this Newsletter. Sometimes it seems that things don’t change very much in High Legh. Well, this summer there are a lot of changes. The biggest change is that the Preschool will no longer operate from the Primary School building. High Legh Primary School wishes to expand their intake to 145 and they need to reclaim the classroom that the Preschool have been using. Preschool are asking Ofsted to authorise operation from our Village Hall, where they will take over use of the Heritage Meeting Room/(Annex) making use of other parts of the building, in cooperation with existing hall users. Discussions will be taking place with groups who use the hall, to make sure it can all work as smoothly as possible. I’m sure that residents will be keen to make sure that we continue to have our “outstanding” Preschool available for the children of High Legh.

The “Big Weekend” in May was very successful, but the Community Association do not feel that there are the people to run the Village Show and Photo Competition as we have done for many years. The School PTA would like to continue, but needs volunteers who are prepared to take the Chair and lead the organisation forward.

Around us - the Bear’s Paw is currently out of action, after their fire. It looks like Cheshire East may discontinue subsidy of our local bus service – thank goodness that Jeff is still here to run High Legh Community Transport. The Oldfield family no longer own Broome Edge PO/Costcutter – we thank them for their support of High Legh activities and hope that the new owners will continue to offer a great range of products, so we can find much of what we need on our own doorstep.

The Big Weekend showed how many groups and businesses can work together to make High Legh a great place to be. It is much harder to sustain that spirit of co-operation, supported by voluntary activity. The new Coffee and Friendship initiative has worked well for older people. The Tennis Club is getting young people involved and playing tennis. However, we do need a wider range of activities. Could YOU start something new?

This Newsletter is written, published and delivered to High Legh homes, through the voluntary efforts of members of the High Legh Community. It can also be downloaded from www.highlegh.org.uk . It aims to keep residents informed about the breadth of activities that take place within our village. If you have information about a local social event or news that may be of interest to High Legh people, and you would like it to go onto that website, or this Newsletter email [email protected] or ring me.

The deadline for the Autumn Newsletter is: Sunday 24th September, 2017

SOCIAL ACTIVITIESHigh Legh Big Weekend Did you take a ride on the Classic Routemaster Double Decker Bus as it toured High Legh Village? No?? Then you missed out on one of the most successful and fun events that the Community Association has organised, with well over 1000 visitors riding the 30 minute ‘loop’, really putting High Legh on the map!

The idea of a Big Weekend, involving community organisations and local businesses in the village, started when the Community Association were planning our 3rd Scarecrow Weekend. We hoped this would be an opportunity for all organisations to promote themselves. and in some cases, raise funds. Residents, organisations and businesses all participated enthusiastically in the making of scarecrows and there were some fantastic entries. Well done to the winners!

A big attraction over the weekend was the Classic Routemaster Double Decker Bus that the Community Association arranged to transport people round the Village. This was enjoyed by young and old. The loop around the Village allowed visitors to see some of the scarecrows, stop off at events and enjoy the activities on offer. St Mary’s Chapel was open; the Tennis Club and Bowling Club offered free sessions; you could try your aim at Knutsford Battlefield Live event at the school; visit the Observatory or name the turkey at Abbey Leys; High Legh Railway offered a free ride for children; the Garden Centre had colouring and face painting sessions; St John’s Church had a lovely “scarecrow wedding” and served refreshments;the PTA did a BBQ and the Brownies did Sunday Teas. It was a fabulous weekend with so much going on.

These are just a few of the comments we received


Showbiz Scarecrow ET By Nicola WatsonSporty Scarecrow

Cyclist by Lynn MoseleyScary Scarecrow The Spider you can see in the dark by John CopeSilly Scarecrow Fairyland by Joe and Sue Edward

“Wonderful Village Event ”“We had a

wonderful time

with all the family

enjoying the day ”

“Great that so many residents and businesses got behind the event ”

“There was

a great buzz

around the Big

Red Bus stop ”

The Community Association would like to thank all the organisers, helpers, sponsors and groups and businesses who took part and helped make this, such an enjoyable weekend. Thank you to all the organisations who sponsored this event.

High Legh Village ShowIt is with great regret that the Community Association has come to the decision that it is unable to organise the Annual Village Show this year. Gail Coenen, who has done a marvellous job of being show organiser for the past 14 years, is unfortunately unable to continue. I would like to take this opportunity to thank Gail for the huge amount of work she has put in organising so many hugely successful Village Shows.

In addition, we do not have volunteers to run the Photographic Competition, and therefore this too is to be cancelled. We have put out an appeal for help with the organising the Village Show but sadly we did not receive any offers. The Village Show has been annual event in High Legh for over 35 years and has been a wonderful opportunity for High Legh residents to showcase their talents. We appreciate that many people will be disappointed by the decisions to cancel, however volunteers to help with community events are sadly both ageing and reducing, with most of the organisation falling to just a handful of people.

We would hope that people will come forward to make sure these events continue in the future. Support would of course be given to any new organisers! Please let me or Gail know if you are interested. [email protected] [email protected]

THE NEXT EVENT WE HOPE TO RUN IS A Chocolate Evening IN NOVEMBER.

MORE DETAILS IN THE AUTUMN NEWSLETTER.


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PAINTER & DECORATOR

GARY PERCIVAL

Dancercise HIGH LEGH RAILWAY


After many years of use (and abuse) we have decided that parquet floors in the main hall and side hall are long overdue for renovation and sealing. This is a long process that includes sanding the existing floors using a variety of different grits to get the floors as smooth as possible and to repair the floors where necessary. Once this has been completed the total floor area is given a coat of primer followed by two coats of sealant, which needs three days to apply and cure.

Consequently, the Village Hall will be out of action from Monday 31 July to Saturday 5 August. All existing access codes will be suspended and we would ask that no-one enters the Hall for any reason during this period. We apologise for any inconvenience that this may cause but we chose the main holiday period for this work to lessen the impact. Sunday Teas on 30 July and 6 August will not be affected. We have also ordered a new shed and this will be delivered on 7 July. It is the same size as the existing shed and will go a long way towards alleviating our storage problems and making the side hall and annexe less cluttered. We will also be replacing the tables in the upstairs room with conference tables designed to make better use of the space available. We have several plans for this room which include a plumbed in coffee/tea station and floor sockets to allow people to power their laptops without the hazard of trailing wires. The new kitchen continues to be a hit with all users and we have bought 3 new stainless steel trolleys to make life easier for the people who run Sunday Teas and who need all the work surface they can find.

And finally…Contact Helen Wright on 07703 194052 or drop an email to [email protected] (please note the change of email address) and arrange to have a look round and see how the Village Hall can meet your needs. You may be pleasantly surprised. Special rates are available for High Legh residents and charities..Mike WalkerChair of Village Hall Management Committee ([email protected])

Village Hall Management CommitteeOnce again Stuart Jackson of Primrose Hill

Nurseries has supplied hanging baskets to grace the Village Hall - all of a sudden Summer has arrived.

Thank you Stuart.


Abbey LeysFarm ShopFresh Farm Food at it’s Best!• Organic Free Range Eggs• Rich Brown Welsummer, Speckledy and White

Leghorn Eggs• Duck Eggs, pickled eggs

Home grown potatoes, fresh fruit and vegetables, preserves and Abbey Leys honey Farm Bakery - breads, cakes, sponges, fruit pies, beef pies, Farmhouse Cheshire Cheese, Butter, Milk, Lemon cheese, Farmhouse Ice cream

Opening Times: 10.00am-5.00pm Mon - Sat, Sun 10.00am-4.00pm

Abbey Leys Farmer’s MarketFirst Sunday of each month 10am to 2pmTim and Janet Harrison – 753465 Peacock Lane, High Leghwww.abbeyleys.co.uk

Sunday TeasThe Sunday Teas Season is almost halfway through now and the teas continue to be popular with locals and visitors from farther afield. Our Sunday Teas are well known for the quality of the homemade cakes and sandwiches so do come along and enjoy them while supporting the local groups that host them. Our last Sunday Teas this season is 15th October.

The 200 Club is “donations with Prizes Draw”. There are 200 shares costing £10 each per year. This raises £1000 for the Community Association and £1000 for prize money. 200 Club Agents will be collecting £10 subscription from existing members in July and August.

Thank you to all the agents that give their time each year to collect subscriptions. If you would like a £10 share then please contact Trish Adams [email protected] 01925 755983

200 Club Winners – 4th draw, 28/6/2017 at Coffee Morning

£250 6 S. Maun £100 101 Colin Long £50 22 B. Fitzgerald£25 14 Joe Edwards £25 79 Stuart Jackson

200 Club


Date for the next one is Wednesday, 26 July. 110.30 – 12.00 at the Village Hall. We’ll take a break in August and have one on 27 September. All High Legh residents are invited to come along and enjoy a cup of coffee/tea and homemade cake. Meet new friends, catch up with old friends and neighbours.

Thank you to all the helpers and bakers. It’s great to see so many people there. We are always wanting cakes so if you are able to make a cake please let us know. We will pay £2 per cake. Thank you to High Legh Community Association for funding these events and to Jeff Evans from High Legh Community Transport for providing transport. If you would like transport, please contact Doreen.

Coffee & Friendship

Trish Adams (755983); Doreen Walker (754818) email [email protected]

Principle - Joanne (ISTD Cert Ed)

07732 [email protected]

High Legh Village HallWest Lane,Knutsford,WA16 6LR

Fun - Inspiring - ImaginativeDance classes

Ballet TAP Modern JAZZ

Tuesdays

2-2.45pm Baby Ballet (2 1/2yrs - 4 yrs)

4-5pm Beginners Ballet & Top (Receptions)

5-6pm Pre-Primary Ballet/Tap & Modern (Yr 2’s)

Saturdays

9-9.30am Little Bear Feet (18months - 2 1/2yrs)

9.45-10.30am Baby Ballet (2 1/2 - 4 yrs)

10.30-11am Funky Jazz

11-12pm Pre-Primary Ballet/Tap & Modern (Yr 1s)


High Legh Pre-School

Yvonne Edwardson 01925 751584 [email protected] www.highleghpreschoolnursery.co.uk

WOW what an eventful 12 months we have had!

Mrs Corden started the year celebrating 10 years at Preschool and joins the many staff in the past who have worked at Pre-school for over a decade. We then had a fantastic day at the Village hall celebrating 45 years of Preschool with a fantastic turnout of former staff and children and families that have been part of preschool in the past. Miss Ernill celebrated a very special birthday and Spring brought a visit from an Ofsted inspector. This is a day everyone dreads but we were thrilled to receive an Outstanding grading. Most of our staff have been with us for over 5 years so it was a lovely achievement for them and a recognition of their hard work and dedication that makes High Legh Preschool such a lovely place for the children.

Summer brought an exciting prospect of moving into our own classroom on school grounds. School numbers have increased to such an extent that they will require an additional classroom to house each year group. After several meetings with Mrs Tottle and the School Governors, a visit from Cheshire East to explain the necessary planning processes dashed all our hopes. Unfortunately, ‘red tape’ will prevented us from continuing our partnership in the time scale required. Although we cannot organise something in time for September, the Preschool committee are still actively working on this long term goal. We are appealing to anyone in the community who may have the skills to advise or assist us, or support us with fundraising activities.

In September, Preschool will move back to the Village hall while we pursue more permanent premises for us to use. While we have enjoyed having our own classroom the hall has a lot to offer us, particularly after all the renovations that have been done since Preschool last operated from the Village Hall. We are confident we can continue to provide outstanding care for the children who attend. They say a change is as good as a rest and we are looking forward to the different opportunities that using the Village Hall will bring.

We are still very much ‘open to everyone’ so if you are interested in a place for your child please do get in touch.


High Legh Primary School

We have had a very exciting Summer Term at High Legh Primary School finishing with a fantastic summer production of Cinderella Rockafella. Our eldest children performed the production with much confidence and enthusiasm- and Cinders did get to the ball!

We finally had a glorious Sports day (after two were postponed due to inclement weather). We had a round robin of activities followed by competitive races. Our Year Six children ran the Sephton race in memory of two of our pupils and I am proud to say that Toby Francis won the boys trophy and Victoria Woods won the girls trophy. Well done to Tatton House who won the Sports Day trophy – but only by one point- very close indeed.

Our village school is fantastic; happy children; lovely grounds and excellent results – our recent Ofsted inspection underlined this fact.

‘Teaching is good. Pupils apply themselves well to their work, presenting it neatly and taking a pride in its appearance. Pupils behave sensibly at lunchtime and break times. The inspector found children to be well mannered and polite. The early years provides high-quality experiences for children to thrive. They are taught well and the setting is well led and managed.

The curriculum is good and gives pupils a broad range of experiences across many subjects. The leadership of the school, including governors, is committed to ensuring a good-quality education for the pupils.’

For our full report please go to our website http://www.highlegh.cheshire.sch.uk/

You will find it under achievement.

Two years ago we opened up an extra classroom as we had more pupils attending school. Due to our success, we are now in the same position again this year with our pupil numbers being 154 next year. The Governing Board and pre-school have been working closely together to come up with a solution to the issue that we need the classroom that they currently rent from us. Cheshire East have informed us that this is a complex project, and not as easy as putting a prefab on site. The constraints are time (2-4 year project), cost (£100,000) and legalities. Unfortunately, we have not been able to come up with a solution. As a duty to our children and to ensure we don’t have classes of 35 /36 pupils, we reluctantly have had to ask them to vacate the room. This means that as of next academic year, our school will be a one form entry school.

We will continue to work closely with pre-school to support either the long term project of trying to position a prefab on our land, or a more permanent solution. None of us want to see the closure of the Pre-school; it is important to our village and to the vitality of the village in encouraging young families to live here. If you can support the Pre-school in any way – an idea for temporary residence or being able to support a long term solution we would be very grateful for your help. Please contact Yvonne Edwardson Manager High Legh Pre-school [email protected], Louise Tottle Headteacher at High Legh Primary School [email protected]


With our expanding numbers we are currently looking for a mid-day assistant. This would be someone who would help supervise children during lunch times in the hall; as well as supporting play time outside. The hours would be 11.50am -1.10pm every day/ or days to suit. If you are interested please give our school a ring 01925 753713 or e-mail [email protected]

We say a fond farewell to our Year Six children who are leaving to go to Lymm High School, St. Bedes and Altrincham Grammar. You never stop being part of the High Legh school family, please keep in touch. If there are any ex pupils (or Mums and dads) out there reading this please drop us a line to let us know how you are getting on- we are always interested. We would really like to hear from you as next year we celebrate our school building being 50 years old. We are planning a really fun packed year, and would love to have any memories/photographs of our school sent to us. We hope to put these on our website for all to enjoy. Please send to [email protected]

Finally just to say ’thank you’ to a hard-working and supportive governing board and staff; I hope they all have a really peaceful summer and I look forward to working with them next academic year.

Louise Tottle Head Teacher High Legh Primary School 01925 753713

High Legh School PTA

What a fabulous year we have had! We have once again raised a substantial amount of funds for the benefit of the children by holding social events at school and in the wider community. We wish to thank everyone for all their help, support and hard work!

From the funds raised, in addition to supporting the school brass band and enhancing the children’s learning by purchasing new library books, subsidising school trips and funding an artist to come into school, we have also had the opportunity to refurbish the school library into a jungle theme and have completed Phase 1 of the playground renovations by adding 4 dens for the children to play in. We are now proceeding with Phase 2 by reintroducing a trim trail for the children to enjoy and hope this will be complete by September 2017.

As we move forward into the next year, and following the retirement of our Co-Chairs and secretary, we are inviting other parents to step forward to take on these roles and are holding an extraordinary meeting on Friday 21st July 2017 at 3 pm for nominations to take place. We are hopeful that new Committee Members can be assigned these roles to avoid the PTA from disbanding. If you or anyone you know is interested in filling these roles then please attend the meeting on 21 July 2017.

Dana: 07952264879 or Jane: 07815474235. Dana Thompson & Jane Ansell Co- chairs of HLPS PTA.


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MARK TAYLOR 07966 421195

[email protected]

MAN and VAN• Careful, Considerate Man with Large Van

• Courier Service - Full or Part Load• White Goods, Motor Bikes, Furniture

• Full or Part House Clearance• Licensed for Rubbish Removal

Phone Tom Ford 07747 415330

PAINTER & DECORATOR

GARY PERCIVALTEL: 01925 419009MOB: 07970 252 [email protected]

JULYMon 17th High Legh Tennis Club Start of Summer Tennis CampsWed 19th Church Lunch 12.30pm St John’s Church Room Messy Church St John’s 3.45pm Garden Club – Strawberry Evening and the Brontes Lymm

Baptists Church 7.30Fri 21st Primary School PTA 3pm - Election of Officers for 2017/8Wed 26th Coffee and Friendship morning Village Hall from 10.30 am –

noon ClosingdateforCheshireEastBusReviewConsultationMon 31st Village Hall closed for flooring renovation

AUGUSTFri 5th Prayer Breakfast Village Hall 7.45amSun 6th Village Hall reopens after flooring renovation Farmers Market Abbey Leys 10.00 am to 1.00pmTue 8th Celebrationof95yearsofHighLeghWI Create and chat St John’s Room 2.30pmSun 13th St John’s Church Teddy Bear’s Picnic 1pm to 3pm bring your favourite picnic (and your bear)Wed 16th Church Lunch 12.30pm St John’s Church Room

SEPTEMBERSat 2nd Prayer Breakfast Village Hall 7.45amSun 3rd Farmers Market Abbey Leys 10.00 am to 1.00pmMon 4th Start of HLTC Tennis Seniors TournamentTue 5th Mother’s Union St John’s church 2.30pmThu 7th HLCO Observatory “The cosmos in a computer” Dr Rob Crain St John’s 7.30pmSat 9th HLTC Seniors Tournament Finals Afternoon – Tennis clubSun 10th St John’s Church 4pm Story Telling Service

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Telephone:01925 754484

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Interior and Exterior DecoratorDAVID S HOUGHTONPlumbing, joinery and property repairs

also undertaken

Tel: 0161 865 5865 Mob: 07803 [email protected]

Tue 12th WI Farming Today Tod Bulmer 7.30pm Village HallFri 15th Film and Fellowship St John’s room 6pmSat 16th Tennis club –“Bears Paw Cup” – American Doubles Family TournamentSun 17th St John’s Church – Special Pets Service 2.30pmMon 18th High Legh Parish Council, 7.30pm Village HallWed 20th Church Lunch 12.30pm St John’s Church Room Garden Club – Gardener’s Question Time with Sam Youd Lymm Baptists 7.30pmSun24th DeadlineforAutumnNewsletterWed 27th Coffee and Friendship morning Village Hall from 10.30am – noon Messy Church St John’s Parish room 3.45pm

OCTOBERSun 1st Farmers Market Abbey Leys 10.00am to 1.00pm Harvest Festival St John’s church 10.00am Harvest Lunch 12.30pm St John’s Room Tue 3rd Mother’s Union St John’s Church 2.30pmSat 6th Prayer Breakfast Village Hall 7.45amSun 8th St John’s Church 4pm Story Telling ServiceTue 10th WI Humour in Education by David Cook 7.30pm High Legh Village HallThu 12th HLCO Observatory “Astronomy – universal appeal” Prof Andy Newsom 7.30pm St Johns Sun 15th Last Sunday Teas in 2017 1pm – 4.30pm Tennis Club – HLTC Golf Day at High Legh Golf ClubWed 18th Church Lunch 12.30pm St John’s Church RoomFri 20th Film and Fellowship St John’s Room 6.00pmMon 10th High Legh Parish Council – Village Hall 7.30pmWed 19th Messy Church St John’s Parish room 3.45pmSat 28th Stepping Out – Musical evening with a light supper – Village Hall


When I was a child there were lots of popular games that we played at parties, including one called “consequences”. Starting with a blank sheet of paper the first child wrote a boy’s name and folded the paper over to hide it. The next child then wrote a girl’s name, and folded the paper over to hide it. The paper was passed round and, each child in turn wrote what they wore, where they met, what they said and what happened, each time folding the paper over to hide what had been written. Finally, the paper was unfolded and what was hopefully a funny story emerged.

In real life, we all know that everything we do has consequences. From the simplest actions to the most complex decisions, a sequence of events unfolds which we would like to think are under our control, but have the potential to get out of hand. I wonder if anyone could have foreseen the still unfolding consequences for the political landscape of this country of the vote to leave the EU?. Those who decided to clad some of the buildings in this country with decorative insulating panels probably never envisaged the tragedy that would unfold at Grenfell Tower in London. It is alleged that a former Archbishop of Canterbury, George Carey, suppressed allegations of child abuse and allowed the perpetrator to continue in ministry. The consequences for those who had been abused and whose claims were ignored have been devastating. Now, most recently, we learn that the man who was the police officer in charge on the day of the Hillsborough disaster when 95 people died, is to be charged with manslaughter by gross negligence. Consequences, consequences, consequences.

Such a tsunami of bad news can be depressing and divert us from seeing the good things that happen in the world. The Bible teaches us that consequences do not always have to be bad. Jesus taught that positive consequences flow from doing what is right and following his teaching, especially that about loving God and loving our neighbour as ourselves. While Jesus reassured his disciples that those who do bad things will face the consequences of their actions, if not in this life then certainly in the hereafter, he also taught that God’s grace can come into even the darkest of situations and that, to quote F A Alstyne’s great hymn, ‘The vilest offender who truly believes, that moment from Jesus a pardon receives’. In these sad times when we are surrounded by so much bad news, it is good to be reminded that no limit can be placed on God’s grace, and the breadth and depth of his love for us in the sacrifice of his Son on the cross. Philip Robinson 01565 830595

PEOPLE AND ORGANISATIONSSt John’s Church As a parish church St John’s is for everyone in the parish – for regular services or occasional special services. If you can’t make it to church but would like a visit at home, please contact us on the church phone or find out more on the church website

www.stjohnshighlegh.org.uk


Sadly, the High Legh Youth Project in its present form has now ended. However, a new group for young people will start in the autumn term though dates are not yet finalised. This group will be open to all young people from year 7 and upwards, of all faiths or none, from the areas around High Legh, Over Tabley, Rostherne and Little Bollington. For more information please contact any of the clergy.

Forthcoming Events (some will not take place in August – see the Diary)Mother Union 1st Tuesday in the month 2.30pmStory Telling Service 2nd Sunday 4pmCreate Chat and Coffee 2nd Tuesday 2.30pmParish Lunch 3rd Wednesday at 12.30pmFilm and Fellowship 3rd Friday at 6pm (includes a meal)Messy Church 4th Wednesday at 3.45pm

SUNDAY 13TH AUGUST 2017 at St John’s Church, High Legh

Bring your favourite picnic food, a rug and your teddy bear.

Story, Activities, Songs. Everyone WelcomePlease indicate attendance to [email protected]

TEDDY BEAR’S PICNIC 1.00PM - 3.00PM

Sunday 17th September – Pets Servicewill be held at 2.30pm on Sunday September 17th, at which we will give thanks to God for all our pets and each pet and owner will receive a blessing. You are also invited to bring along photographs of your past pets if you so wish so that we can remember them and all the pleasure they gave and received. Everyone is welcome. We look forward to meeting High Legh’s pets and their owners at this special service. Chris Stanisstreet (01925 755559)

Sunday 1st October – Harvest Festival and Harvest LunchSaturday 28th October – Stepping OutMusical Entertainment & light supper Village Hall

The 21st June marked the third anniversary of the opening of the observatory. That was a great village event with over 200 people present including the High Legh Primary School Brass band. Our log book shows the very many people who have visited us since then, for our regular Friday night observing sessions and for special events like the partial solar eclipse and the transit of Mercury. Even with the long summer evenings we have had some good observing sessions with good views of Jupiter and its four moons. Saturn is now low down on the horizon late in the evening with its rings clearly visible.

Sunday 18th June was International SUNday and we took advantage of the warm clear weather to view the Sun safely through our special telescopes. There were a few sun spots visible and our Coronado ‘scope shows up the structure of the Sun quite nicely in the red hydrogen alpha wavelength. So astronomy can be a daytime activity as well, although, as ever, we are open on Friday evenings from 8 PM or dusk whichever is later. Admission is free- donations welcome.

On 6th April our own Brian Feast gave a great talk on his trip to view the Northern Lights with some excellent stills and movie footage. In May Prof Ian Morison talked about The Art of Astro-photography with plenty of useful tips on the subject, all in his recently published book.

Our speaker on 14th July is Malc. Beesley who will give a talk with the intriguing title “Measuring the Impossible” with a challenge for amateur astronomers. His talks are always entertaining and informative. After the summer break we have Dr Rob Crain from Liverpool University on 7th September (the 1st Thursday) with a great talk entitled “The cosmos in a computer” and on October 12th Prof. Andy Newsam will talk about “Astronomy – universal appeal?”. The talks begin at 7:30 in St John’s Church Room. Admission £3 under 18s free.

The observatory is also open for Abbey Leys Farmers Market on the first Sunday of each month. Do call in and have a look round. See our website www.highlegh-communityobservatory.com John Anderson



Supporting our EnvironmentHere’s some information on a variety of positive actions, particularly relating to trees, that have taken place in High Legh to support our environment. Woodlands do need correct management and pruning and thinning at times. We should look after the trees we have and we should plant more whenever possible.

High Legh PC and the Village Appearance Group have planted 5 new trees in the Woodland Walk, 3 commemorative trees on the right-hand side of The Belfry entrance and also a new oak tree at the left-hand side of the entrance to The Belfry. The box hedge and two trees at the entrance to the Belfry are growing well. We’ve also planted a new hedge at the Old School House. The School has an orchard which the WI helped them to plant, which produced some lovely apple juice that was sold for school funds. The PC are looking into planting to replace the tree on the Belfry field that had to come down after Storm Doris. CEC has no funds for a replacement. A Parish Councillor tells me that he has planted approximately 600 trees and a lot of farmers have planted hedges and woodlands. The Estate has wildlife areas.

The reason trees were taken down on the Bowdon roundabout is that Costain are building a new DVSA Testing Station with a weighbridge. In the course of landscaping the new A556 they have planted more than 280 semi-mature trees, around 60,000 whips and saplings, almost 117,000 square metres of shrubs and more than 7,000 metres of hedgerow. As well as enhancing existing woodland landscapes, the new trees – which will include oak, birch, rowan, alder, cherry, crab apple and elm - will play a key role in supporting, and in some cases restoring, mammal and bird habitats. As well as the environmental work carried out as part of delivering the new A556, the old road will be re-classified as a B-road with single carriageway operation - with the current northbound two-lane carriageway turned into a green corridor benefiting walkers, cyclists and horse riders. Part of the A556 scheme was that for every area of woodland lost, the same area of woodland would be created. Every pond was replaced with another for the newts, crossing places for the wildlife were incorporated in the design and a new sett created for the badgers.


New Chairman - At the AGM in May Cllr Will Hind was elected as Chairman and Cllr Matt Cooper as Vice Chairman. Cllr Gail Coenen was thanked for her year as Chairman.

Road Safety - We are still waiting for the results of the traffic management investigation on West Lane. HLPC continue to push for better road safety across the whole Parish. In addition to the issues experienced along West Lane, we are also continuing to push enforcement authorities on a number of highways issues across the Parish and ensuring road safety remains a key priority. Councillors will be meeting with CE Highways in July to discuss the effect of the A556 on local roads. Please do continue to provide us with feedback of issues and problems as they occur. Please make sure your hedge does not overhang the pavement so it is safe for pedestrians to walk on.

Somerville Close to Pheasant Walk footpath – your views wanted - Now that the new LED street lamps have been installed it has made the footpath between Somerville Close and the Play Area dark in one area. We have asked for an extra street lamp but Cheshire East say they are not obligated to provide lighting, only to maintain it and reduce energy usage and as such reduce carbon emissions. If the PC were to pay for an extra light it would cost £1385. Could you let us know whether you think we should pay this please?

We are also trying to get the footpath and Play Area cleaned up and tidied.

Bus Review - CEC are planning to make cost savings of £1.6m on its current supported bus budget. They are proposing to withdraw funding from bus services Nos. 35 and 47 and changing the route of the 289 so it wouldn’t go through High Legh. More information can be found at www.cheshireeast.gov.uk/busreview. Consultation closes on 26 July.

Please let the Parish Council know your views. If you need a paper copy of the review please ring 754818.

Old Oak - Contractor is planning on installing the tree back on Broadoak Lane week commencing 7/8/17 subject to necessary consents from Highways.

News from Costains - With traffic now using the new road, the team is working on the next phase of the project which involves de-trunking the ‘old’ A556 (Chester Rd). De-trunking means that Chester Road will be re-classified and redesigned and become the responsibility of Cheshire East Council. It has already been renumbered as the B5569 and work is being carried out to reduce the road to a single carriageway. The former southbound carriageway will have one lane in each direction. The northbound lanes will become a shared user facility for pedestrians, cyclists and equestrians only.

Work is currently being carried out along the length of Chester Road and the junctions

at Mere and Bucklow Hill are being reconfigured as part of the scheme. This is a much different way of working due to the limited working space available and complex underground services. Work is expected to be complete by autumn 2017. We would like to thank residents for their ongoing patience and we apologise for any inconvenience this work has caused.

Policing - Our PCSO Gary Fulton can be contacted on 101 or knutsford.npu@cheshire pnn.police.uk. Please report anything suspicious to the CAT team on 101, or dial 999 in an emergency. Gary will be at High Legh Garden Centre on 13 July from 1.30 – 2.30 if you would like to meet him. Subscribe to our email updates by emailing the clerk.

Next Meetings: Monday, 18th September and 23rd October - check the web calendar for updates. Meetings start at 7.30 p.m. in the Upstairs Meeting Room. All welcome.

Cllr Will Hind (Chairman) Tel: 07721661884 Mrs Doreen Walker (Clerk) Tel: 01925 754818 [email protected] www.highleghparishcouncil.gov.uk


HIGH LEGH NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN – UPDATESince the survey of High Legh residents undertaken last summer (see www.hlnp.org website) reported in the last newsletter where it was clear that:

WHAT IS CLEAR FROM THE SURVEY FINDINGS IS THAT:1. the majority of people want the character of High Legh to be maintained;2. there is an appetite for some limited form of housing development;3. there is an appetite to see if we can create more of a Village Centre

Land Studio (the Master planners appointed to help us with the benefit of grant funding) have made good progress with their work with the Steering Group to understand how the Village works and people’s preferences more clearly. They are now developing options on which your views will be sought. This will embrace a number of options from having no new policies for any development (other than that which would be allowed by existing planning policy) to those where some of the needs expressed by the first survey could be met.

It will now be the Autumn (after people’s summer holidays) that there will be a public exhibition in the Village Hall and a questionnaire on the various options so that you will be able to give your views. It is vital that as many people as possible take part in the consultations and more information will be published on the website (www.hlnp.org), in

this newsletter, and via the What’s On in High Legh bulletin and Parish Council emails when dates have been established.

A register of Interests of the volunteers on the Steering Group who are giving a great deal of their time to manage this process effectively has also been established and is available on the website. Finally, it is important to emphasise that any proposals that come out of the Neighbourhood Plan work will only come into effect when they have been through a process of independent examination and a subsequent referendum of all residents over 18 which must be supported by at least 50% of those who vote.

In the meantime, if you want to raise any questions please do not hesitate to contact Doreen Walker, Parish Clerk at [email protected].


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APRIL MEETING - Dunham, the Grey Years National Trust Volunteer, Peter Braun joined us in April to share his knowledge of the history of Dunham Massey House. He had intriguing tales to tell of two families who lived there; the Grey family and the Booth family. Executions, brave deeds and even a few scandals all featured in their fascinating lives and changing fortunes. In 1649 Thomas Grey was one of the judges at the trial of Charles 1st and his signature can be seen on the death warrant above the signature of Oliver Cromwell. In 1659 George Booth raised an army to support the Royalist cause and ended up in the Tower of London. However in 1660, the new king, Charles 2nd, rewarded him with a peerage. One family scandal resulted in the closure of Dunham for 50 years. Eventually in the 18thCentury the families of Booth and Grey became joint owners through marriage. In 1976 the family gifted the House and Gardens to the National Trust.

JUNE MEETING Best in ShowA dazzling floral display greeted members arriving for the June meeting. This was just a taste of the colourful evening ahead. Jacqueline Iddon is the owner of a hardy plant nursery in the Lancashire village of Bretherton. Her illustrated talk revealed creative areas where a multi coloured bottle wall, a Victorian fern house and interesting sculptures can be found. She gave useful hints on the growing and propagation of the many plants we were shown including some that are sure to attract bees. One year, Jacqueline achieved Gold and Best in Show at the Southport flower show. She has been involved in the Yellow Garden scheme in the past and hopes to take part again next year. The sculptures in the garden are the work of Thompson Dagnall and it was interesting to see film of his other work, which includes a sculpture in Dorset to commemorate the Tolpuddle Martyrs, one in St.Helens town centre depicting the town’s mining history and many others. Daughter Tilly Dagnall runs printmaking workshops in the nursery grounds and makes tempting cakes to sell at the garden’s open days.

RESOLUTIONS EVENINGIn January, WI members nationwide voted for suggested resolutions to go forward to the NFWI annual conference. Six were put forward; two were voted through – “Alleviating Loneliness “and “Keep micro plastic fibres out of our oceans”. High Legh WI debated the two proposals at the May meeting. At the annual conference in June delegates voted to pass both. The NFWI will now campaign on the two.

OUTINGS - Details were discussed at the June meeting for the planned trips in June, September and November to Yorkshire, Sussex and Wales.

OTHER ACTIVITIES - In July, the walking group will attempt the previously postponed 5 mile walk from Mobberley towards the airport. Book Club members are reading “The English Girl” by Katherine Webb. Craft Group members get together regularly and are making very special bonnets for hospital babies who are on ventilators. Cakes were baked for the Cheshire Show and talented members exhibited their handiwork.


Cheshire Show Winner “Wonderful World”

CELEBRITY SPEAKERSIn September, the Cheshire Federation is holding an evening with antiques expert Kate Bliss at Poynton Civic Hall. Kate, often seen on TV, specialises in silver and jewellery. In October, John McCarthy CBE, journalist, writer, broadcaster and Britain’s longest held hostage, will tell his dramatic story at Winsford Lifestyle Centre.

MONTHLY MEETINGS

A summer party will be held on August 8th in the High Legh Village Hall. The meetings are held on the 2nd Tuesday of the month in High Legh Village Hall at 7.30 pm. Visitors and newcomers are always welcome. Val Challis 754271

The following guest speakers have been arranged:-July 11th My life in figure skating Liz Littler Sept 12th Farming today Tod Bulmer Oct 10th Humour in education David Cook


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High Legh Bowling ClubTime flies when you’re having fun, or so they say. It does not feel like 3 months since the start of the 2017 outdoor season, and now we are already half way through the season. Like most outdoor sports bowling is very much dependent on the weather, arguably more so than many other sports. Line and length are keys to bowling if you are to get your bowls anywhere near the target (the Block or Jack).

Imagine how difficult it must be to bowl consistently on line and length when you experience all the elements during the space of one match. This is exactly what the bowlers in the first match of the season encountered. Since then we have had the kind of weather you would expect in a British spring – damp, cold weather one day, bright hot conditions the next (or even on the same day). Appearances in all these conditions just go to show how much a bowler loves the sport.

Outdoor BowlingWe are at about “mid-term” in our league matches, but I have to report that all teams are well established in the top half of their respective leagues. Special mention, however, must be made of several teams for their standings at this stage of the season. The Knutsford Ladies’ team and Norley League A and B teams are all well established in the top three of their leagues. The progress of all teams and players can be found by clicking on the appropriate link on the “teams” page in the club’s website.

Club CompetitionsOnly one club competition, the Men’s Pairs, has been completed so far. (The Winners David Maynard and Rac Rigby are shown above with Club Captain Jean Mason.) The Ladies’ Pairs, unfortunately, had to be postponed due to a water-logged green. Hopefully we can re-schedule this for later in the season when we will have better conditions for bowling??? Three competitions are still in progress and there are two more at later dates. The men’s’ pairs competition, held in mid May saw some excellent bowling with games contested in a competitive but sportsmanlike fashion.

Congratulations to these members and thank you to all who supported the events in so many ways. The competitions which are ongoing are the singles mixed handicap and the men’s’ and ladies’ singles which are completed on finals day towards the end of August. A day not to be missed!

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High Legh Big WeekendThe Bowling club was pleased to take part in this highly successful event so magnificently organised by the Community Association. We welcomed a steady stream of guests aged from 5 to 80+ who were keen to have a go at Crown Green bowling for the first time. There was a great deal of enthusiasm displayed by all and a good proportion who showed a natural talent for this game. We hope that a number of these trialists will feel confident enough to visit us again in the near future and become members of this friendliest of clubs. We can offer free coaching and social bowling to anyone and club membership is available at 50% discount for beginners.

Non-members are welcome to contact our Chairman, Jean Mason, on 01925 753643 or email [email protected] to arrange some coaching and social bowling or, for the more experienced amongst you, to start league bowling.

Dates for the diary for upcoming events at the tennis club:July Summer Holiday Camps

Week 1 - Mon 17th - Thu 20th July Week 2 - Mon 24th- Thu 27th July Week 3 - Mon 31st July - Thu 3rd Aug Week 4 - Mon 7th - Thu 10th Aug Week 5 - Mon 14th - Thu 17th Aug Week 6 - Mon 21st - Thu 24th Aug Week 7 - Tue 29th August - Friday 1st September

September Mon 4th Sep - Sat 9th Sep HLTC Senior Tournament Sat 9th Sep Finals Afternoon Sat 16th - American Doubles Family Tournament Bears Paw Cup

October Sunday 8th - Tennis and High Legh Teas Sunday 15th - HLTC Golf Day at High Legh Golf Club

For further details please contact Emma ([email protected])

High Legh Tennis Club

We have lots more fun events and activities planned at HLTC for the summer months. Everyone is welcome at HLTC and it would be great to see as many of you as possible down at the club.


Great British Tennis(GBTW) & Scarecrow WeekendOn Saturday 13th May HLTC opened its doors to the public for the GBTW and High Legh Scarecrow weekend. Over 100 visitors came to the club for a day of free tennis. Adults and juniors all participated in sessions put on by the coaching team and we welcome all the new members that have joined from the open day.

Coaching UpdateThe coaching programme at HLTC continues to grow from strength to strength both in levels of playing ability and the amount of adults and juniors who are joining in each week. During the current summer term April-July Emma and the coaching team will see up to 130 players per week. The new coaching programme has proved very popular as we continue to prepare our adults and juniors for match and tournament play. There are also plenty of adult sessions for all abilities during the weekdays and evenings including:

Mon (11am – 12.30pm) Wed (6.30pm – 7.30pm) Fri (9.30am – 11am) Sat (2pm – 3pm) * Please note this is a family session for adults and children where Mum and Dad can play, while the kids play for free on another court.

For any information on any coaching please email Emma ([email protected])

Junior Team UpdateWe are near the completion of the junior AEGON and North East Cheshire summer league with 11 teams having competed in red, orange, green and full yellow ball squads. We have teams in division 1 and division 2. All teams have done fantastically well with our U9 Orange team winning their league to progress to the play off semi-final on the 8th July. Good luck to Zach Thompson, Susanna Thompson, Marco Greig, Mickey Smutny & Noah Leary.

High Legh Primary SchoolOur partnership with High Legh Primary School continues to go from strength to strength with congratulations going to Year 3 pupils Nala Baker, Alicia Pemberton, Reuben Roberts & Oliver Dulson who won their schools tennis competition to get through to the finals at Birchwood, Warrington on Wednesday 28th June.

Summer Holiday Tennis CampsThe May/June half term holiday camps went extremely well with some great feedback from both the juniors and parents about all the new activities. Hopefully all the juniors who attended had a great time. The Coaches certainly did.

The Summer Holiday Tennis Camps will be running all summer: July Summer Holiday Camps (see opposite page).

Camps are available for all ages (4-16) and will be run by our fantastic coaching team. Please note the camps are also very much open for older juniors.

If you would like any information on the tennis at High Legh Tennis Club, please don’t hesitate to contact Emma SilcockE: [email protected] T: 07985 605565

www.highleghtennisclub.co.uk https://m.facebook.com/highleghtennisclubnews


REGULAR ACTIVITIES AT HIGH LEGH VILLAGE HALL

Line Dance at the Village HallOn Tuesday mornings you can have fun dancing. For more details ring Chris Clark 01925 754269 or Gwyn Long 01925 759571

Pregnancy Yoga at the Village HallOn Thursday from 6.30pm and postnatal Thursday mornings. Contact Emma [email protected]

Pilates at the Village Hall on Mondays from 9.30am. Contact Penny Fonteyn on 07925 591 894

Appalation Dance Sunday evenings at the Village Hall new dancers and musicians welcome. Contact 07930 912109, email [email protected]

West Coast Swing at High Legh Village Hall Weekly classes on Thursday evenings from 8pm with a beginners class, freestyle dancing and then an improvers class. For more details see www.dancejunkies.co.uk/styled-2/index.html

Children’s classes include Baby Ballet and Tap for 3-4 year olds in the Village Hall on Tuesdays. Joanne has started an additional set of classes on Saturday mornings. Contact Joanne [email protected]

For a more cerebral type of exercise Bridge Club meets on Monday evenings for more information speak to Chairwoman Audrey Grieve 0161 904 0120.

Tai Chi at High Legh Village HallGentle exercise - to wake up the whole body. You don’t need to be fit, it can be beneficial for people recovering from illness or those who simply want to move more easily. Thursday 3.45 to 4.45pm. Contact Trish Adams 755983.

Friday morning at High Legh Village Hall from 9.30 to 10.30am. Contact Berni onMobile 07758 733312 email [email protected].

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