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THE PARISH MAGAZINE OF
ST PETER’S, EDGMOND
WITH
ST CHAD’S, KYNNERSLEY
AND
ST LAWRENCE
PRESTON WEALD MOORS
including
VILLAGE NEWS
JUNE 2019
Visit us at www.stpeterschurchedgmond.org
and www.edgmondparishcouncil.co.uk
RECTOR (usual day off: Monday) The Revd Prebendary Helen Morby, Edgmond Rectory 820217
Email: [email protected]
RESIDENT MINISTER Position vacant
LICENSED READER Paul Benton 603071
CHURCHWARDENS Chris Taylor, Provost’s House, High Street, Edgmond 810880 Email: [email protected] Anne Furniss, The Stables,Caynton House, Caynton, Newport 550216 Email: [email protected]
PCC SECRETARY Chris Taylor (temporary) 810880 Email: [email protected]
TREASURER AND STEWARDSHIP RECORDER Rodney Bunyan 810957
ORGANIST AND CHOIRMASTER Position vacant
TOWER CAPTAIN and RINGING MASTER Mark Adams 810471
TOWER SECRETARY Paul Lewis 820135
THE FRIENDS OF ST PETER’S Anne Price 407525
MOTHERS’ UNION Margaret Matthews 825976
MAGAZINE EDITOR Sara Taylor, Provost’s House, Edgmond, TF10 8JY 810880 Email: [email protected]
MAGAZINE ADVERTISING Chris Taylor, Provost’s House, Edgmond, TF10 8JY 810880 Email: [email protected]
MAGAZINE DISTRIBUTION Penny Hughes 820253
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Dear friends,
The churches of our benefices will be taking part in ‘Thy Kingdom Come’. This is a global prayer movement, which invites Christians around the world to pray between Ascension and Pentecost, 30th May – 9th June, for more people to come to know Jesus Christ. What started out as an invitation from the Archbishops’ of Canterbury and York in 2016 to the Church of England has grown into an international and ecumenical call to prayer.
The power of prayer is known by many in a whole variety of situations and we can never underestimate the good that comes from our prayers. Sometimes it’s hard to know what to pray for in difficult circumstances. I remember particularly in the early days of the war in Syria being asked – what should we pray for? At such times it’s about handing a situation over to God, asking for a way forward to be shown…and praying for God’s loving peace to be known. Along with this, we must also understand that what we ask for isn’t necessarily answered in the way we want, expect or anticipate. It is then about trusting that God is guiding us into the best place and circumstances.
Prayer is about sharing with God the concerns and the joys that we have. It’s about giving thanks to God and rejoicing with God as well as sharing our frustrations and even anger over injustices that we see. It is about praying for others as well as ourselves – praying for our loved ones as well as those we don’t like or don’t understand. It’s even about praying for those who cause devastation and destruction of whatever form – praying that their hearts will be turned away from such things and instead to peace and love. Prayer involves saying sorry to God for the wrongs that we do and seeking God’s forgiveness.
If prayer is something you’re not used to then you may want to use the words that Jesus taught us in the form of the Lord’s prayer:
Our Father, who art in heaven, hallowed be thy name; thy kingdom come; thy will be done; on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day our daily bread. And forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those who trespass against us. And lead us not into temptation; but deliver us from evil. For thine is the kingdom, the power and the glory, for ever and ever. Amen
And if you want to know more about how to pray then please do get in touch with me…I’m more than happy to help. There are also lots of resources about and if you want to know more about ‘Thy Kingdom Come’ then if you have access to the internet you may wish to look at www.thykingdomcome.global/. There are also some daily prayer booklets available in the churches for you take. At the time of writing this our final arrangements for ‘Thy Kingdom Come’ in our churches have not been finalised. Please look out in church notices or get in touch with me to find out more.
Every blessing
Revd Helen
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SERVICES IN THE
JUNE
DATE EDGMOND KYNNERSLEY PRESTON
SUNDAY 2nd
Sunday after
Ascension
7.45 am
Holy Communion
10.30 am
Family Communion
6.30 pm
Come and Worship
9.00 am
Holy Communion
Thursday 6th
9.30 am
Holy Communion
SUNDAY 9th
Pentecost
(Whit Sunday)
7.45 am
Holy Communion
10.30 am
Holy Communion
6.30 pm
Healing Service
10.30 am
Holy Communion
10.15 am
Family Service
Thursday 13th
9.30 am
Holy Communion
SUNDAY 16th
Trinity Sunday
7.45 am
Holy Communion
10.30 am
Holy Communion
9.00 am
Holy Communion
Thursday 20th
9.30 am
Holy Communion
SUNDAY 23rd
Trinity 1
(Proper 7)
7.45 am
Holy Communion
10.30 am
Holy Communion
10.30 am
Family Service
9.00 am
Holy Communion
Thursday 27th
9.30 am
Holy Communion
SUNDAY 30th
St Peter
10.30 am – Gathered Service of Holy Communion for the
six parishes at St John the Baptist, Great Bolas
(transferred) PATRONAL FESTIVAL
3.00 pm
The Clypping
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SIX PARISHES
2019
DATE TIBBERTON GREAT BOLAS WATERS UPTON
SUNDAY 2nd
Sunday after
Ascension
10.30 am
Family Service
10.30 am
Morning Prayer
9.15 am
Holy Communion
Thursday 6th
SUNDAY 9th
Pentecost
(Whit Sunday)
9.00 am
Holy Communion
10.30 am
Holy Communion
9.15 am
Said Communion
Thursday 13th
SUNDAY 16th
Trinity Sunday
6.30 pm
Evensong
10.30 am
Holy Communion
9.15 am
Holy Communion
Thursday 20th
SUNDAY 23rd
Trinity 1
(Proper 7)
9.00 am
Holy Communion
PATRONAL FESTIVAL
10.30 am
Holy Communion
9.15 am
Holy Communion
Thursday 27th
SUNDAY 30th
St Peter
10.30 am – Gathered Service of Holy Communion for the
six parishes at St John the Baptist, Great Bolas
(transferred)
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FROM THE EDITOR
After 19 years of editing this magazine I have decided the time
has come for me to retire! I plan to edit the next two issues –
July, and August/September, after which I will stand down.
Would you like to take on this role? For many years I managed to
juggle the work around family and a full-time job, so it’s not impossible
and indeed I have found it very rewarding to serve church and
community in this way. If you are interested in knowing more, or if
you have new ideas or suggestions, please let me or the Rector know.
The Clypping of the Church at Edgmond will take place this year on
30th June at 3.00 pm. Our front cover photos (left, top and bottom)
are of the Clypping in 2017 and the centre picture is a drone’s view of
last year’s Clypping. On the right is a photo of the Clypping held in
1904 (from the Tripadvisor website, submitted by Jeff W).
The next edition of the Parish Magazine and Village News will cover
the month of July 2019 and the deadline for contributions is Sunday
2nd June. Please do your best to let me have your news and articles in
good time. Contributions can be delivered to me at the address on the
inside front cover, or preferably emailed to me at
[email protected]. Photos of all the activities going on in our
villages are also very welcome.
Don’t forget that you can also read this magazine online on both the
village and church websites (addresses on the front cover).
Sara Taylor
MORNING PRAYER
Each Tuesday in June we will meet for Morning Prayer at 8.30 am in St John
the Baptist, Bolas Magna. Please join us as we read from the Old and New
Testament and pray for our communities, the world and those in need.
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THE CLYPPING SERVICE IN EDGMOND
This year the Clypping Service will take place on
Sunday June 30th at 3.00 pm, the Sunday on
which we will be celebrating our Patronal Festival.
This special and unique service is for the whole
community, not just the church congregation. On
this occasion St Peter’s is acting as caretaker of
the village’s ancient traditions. We hope that we
will be able to complete the circle round the
church as has been done for the past 1000 years,
if not more.
The next Messy Church at St Peter’s will be coming soon.
Look out for the posters and flyers for more information.
Or contact Revd Helen tel. 01952 820217
email [email protected]
Messy Church 14th April 2019
Worship Time –
singing ‘Lord I Lift Your Name on High’
with actions!
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ST PETER’S CHURCH, EDGMOND
SUNDAY SERVICES
7.45 am Holy Communion
10.30 am Morning Service (as announced)
6.30 pm Healing Service (2nd Sundays)
10.30 am SUNDAY SERVICES AND BIBLE READINGS
JUNE 2019
June 2nd
Sunday after Ascension
Family Communion
First Reading:
Gospel:
Acts 16: 16-34
John 17: 20-26
June 9th
Pentecost
(Whit Sunday)
Holy Communion
First Reading:
Epistle:
Gospel:
Acts 2: 1-21
Romans 8: 14-17
John 10: 2--30
June 16th
Trinity Sunday
Family Communion
First Reading:
Gospel:
Romans 5: 1-5
John 16: 12-15
June 23rd
Trinity 1
(Proper 7)
Holy Communion
OT Reading:
Epistle:
Gospel:
Isaiah 65: 1-9
Galatians 3: 23-29
Luke 8: 26-39
June 30th
St Peter (transferred)
PATRONAL FESTIVAL
Gathered Service of Holy Communion for the six
parishes at St John the Baptist, Great Bolas.
3.00 pm – The Clypping
CHURCH CLEANING
Would you be willing to join a rota of people to keep our church clean and tidy? If so, please do contact the Rector or one of the Churchwardens as soon as possible.
Our thanks go to Anne Price who has selflessly undertaken this work during the past year.
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DANIEL CORLETT
Please keep Daniel and Angela Corlett, and their three children, in your prayers, as he is made Deacon at Coventry Cathedral on Sunday 30th June.
In the summer he will become Curate at a parish in South Warwickshire and they will be embarking on their new life, new schools for each of the children, and possibly for Angela, too.
MICHAEL WATTS 03.12.1934 - 22. 04. 2019
We heard from Chichester, from Meg’s daughter, that Mike had died on Easter Monday. They had had a glorious family B.B.Q. on Easter Day. What an appropriate farewell party for such a splendid man!
Mike was an ingenious, artistic, creative and inspiring man, tremendously talented, witty and modest to boot.
He and his wife Meg allowed our church youth group to use Trinity Cottage, their home, for a meeting place for over 10 years, whether they were there or not. Up the stairs we had the use of the little kitchen. The group was started in 1982 for the 16 or so post-Confirmation candidates, with Jean Weidman at its head. One of the boys even met his wife at the group and is shortly to be ordained. Such fun they had with B.B.Q’s, “mucking about in a boat” on the river Meese, lovely services in church, outings, etc, just generally bonding as teenagers. When they left, many went on to join Sigma in Newport, run by Mal Hawksworth, who was not ordained at that time ! All thanks to Mike and Meg’s generosity.
Mike, an architect by profession, was a prominent member of the art group along with Meg, a miniaturist. They painted a tromp l’oeil in the Provost’s House and together they designed and engraved the Millennium window on the North aisle of St Peter’s, involving the whole village, schools and many groups in its creation.
It was a great honour and pleasure to have known this kind Renaissance man. His funeral was on May 23rd at Chichester crematorium.
Pat Muir
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On Thursday, 13th June at 2.15 pm in Edgmond Church our speaker will be Jan Barnes who will talk about Tudor costume and embroidery.
Everyone is welcome. For further information and/or help with transport please contact Margaret Matthews on 825976.
EDGMOND WI
Edgmond WI is organising a Gardens Outing on Wednesday 19th June. In the morning, we shall visit Powys Castle, which has free entry to National Trust members and a charge of £12 for non-members. Lunch is available there, or there is space to eat a packed lunch. In the afternoon, we shall be visiting a private garden in Llanymynech, belonging to Group Captain Jon Fyne and his wife, where we will enjoy a cream tea. The cost for this part of the day is £4.50. Coach travel is provided throughout. If you would like to join this trip, please contact Dianne on 01952 825564 or Diana on 01952 811561 as soon as you can. We look forward to hearing from you.
PARISH WARDEN’S REPORT
There were two reports of crime in and around Edgmond during April, and P.C. Lee Thomas supplied the information.
During the evening of 15th April a dog being walked near Harper Adams University campus was attacked by a “husky type” dog. The attack also caused fear to the dog walkers who thought they might be bitten as well.
16th and 17th April saw criminal damage caused by spray painting of graffiti around the Rock Hole area. It is important to note that the Police are aware of the name of an individual whose name has been circulating the village (as the person responsible), but that the Police would like to make it clear that enquiries thus far have already eliminated that person.
John Keeping (813125)
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EDGMOND VILLAGE HALL NEWS
Events Planned for 2019:
Table Top Sale, June 1st and July 6th. No Table Top Sale in August.
From 9.30 am; over 25 stalls – refreshments available: try our bacon or sausage sandwiches for £2.00, coffee/tea £1.00, homemade cakes £2 per slice. Contact Janis for details re Table Tops & Tuesday Afternoon Teas on 01952 820572. The April Table Top Sale profit was £321.80 and the May Table Top Sale profit was £380.00.
4th June - AGM at 7.30 pm in the Studio Room. All very welcome.
TBC June 29th Quiz Night - Contact Denise for details on 01952 812850.
Our quiz nights wouldn’t be possible without the support from Ray Marriot managing the Bar plus our very talented Quiz Masters Colin & Paul. Quiz night is a very popular event: £6.00 per person includes Quiz with a Fish & Chip supper from Jones of Newport. (No more than 6 per team).
Afternoon Weekly Vintage Teas each Tuesday have returned - profit for the
month of April – £454.79. Our Afternoon Teas are very popular so do come and join us and have a chat.
Christmas Fair - 24th November, 11.00 am – 3.00 pm.
Please see our website for forthcoming events: http://www.edgmondvillagehall.org OR visit us on Facebook@edgmondvillagehall.
Vacant Position – Vice Chair
We have a vacant position on our committee - if you are interested
and require a little more info, contact
Jeremy Bowman, Chairman [email protected] / 01952 820342
Geoff Williams, Secretary [email protected]
Join us at our AGM and see what we are doing: 4th June at 7.30 pm – Studio Room
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Improvements started or completed:-
Started – Painting Old Kitchen Extending width of slabs from 2 to 3 wide from car park to new extension Electrics installed in new kitchen for boiler.
Completed – Bar Roof repaired. Notice Board for Edgmond Parish Council installed in new extension.
200 Club Draw
For those who don’t know what our 200 Club is, it’s a lottery draw which takes place each month with a chance to win £10 or £5 per month or £100 every 6 months. Each number you purchase is £10 per year. If you are interested please call Denise on 01952 812850 or Amanda on 07879 476062. March 200 Club winning numbers (drawn at March Table Top Sale):-
No. 133 won £10 No. 39 won £10 No. 97 won £5 No. 44 won £5 No. 76 won £5 No. 153 won £5
April 200 Club winning numbers (drawn at Village Hall Afternoon Tea by Ann Speed):-
No. 162 won £10 No.160 won £10 No.141 won £5 No. 5 won £5 No. 27 won £5 No.18 won £5
May 200 Club winning numbers (drawn at Events Meeting by Pearl Wheeler, Libby Kiely & Helen Gardner):-
No.123 won £10 No. 31 won £10 No. 87 won £5 No.148 won £5 No. 52 won £5 No.17 won £5
Craft Fair 16th June 11.00 am - 3.00 pm
Contact Janis 01952 820572/07739 634703
Free entry
Severn Hospice are serving cakes, tea and coffee and running a tombola – profits to Severn Hospice.
All profits from the stalls will go to the Village Hall.
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EDGMOND PARISH COUNCIL NEWS
Welcome to a new year in the work of the Parish Council.
Edgmond did not have a Parish election on 2nd May, as there were insufficient
candidates and therefore it was deemed to be an Uncontested Election.
The Members returned were Robert Higginson, Gwyn Jones, Allan Wilson, Cath
Edwards, Keith Arbuthnot and Steve Bentley.
At the Annual General Meeting on 13th May, they will be asked to read and sign
their Declaration of Acceptance of Office, along with Mr G Williams.
At the recent Annual Parish Meeting, the Chairman expressed the thanks and
appreciation of the Parish Council and residents to the Councillors who had
decided not to stand for re-election. As well as thanks to those who had been
Councillors throughout the last four year period, we said good-bye to Cllr
Hayhurst, Cllr Ryan and Cllrs Penny & Maurice Hughes. Their support over many
years has been much appreciated.
The street light upgrade programme has commenced. As previously explained,
this is a three year programme to replace all the street lights with LED. This will
be more efficient and represents best value for the Parish Council. It was
pleasing to negotiate a regime that will enable lights to be dimmed for periods
throughout the night, which not only is a cost-saving element of the scheme, but
it also offers protection to wildlife.
Can you please note the new email address for the Parish Council –
Kind regards
Katrina, Edgmond Parish Clerk
EDITOR NEEDED
We are looking for someone to carry on editing this magazine from September this year. Please contact the Rector or Sara Taylor at
[email protected] / tel 01952 810880 for more information.
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ST PETER’S CofE PRIMARY SCHOOL
EASTER END OF TERM SERVICE – APRIL 10th 2019
All the children and their teachers were in church for the 'end of Easter term' service. The many parents, grandparents, friends and members of the church who attended were treated to a wonderful presentation of the Easter story with readings and prayers, actions, and songs and choral speaking. Quite a number of them enjoyed coffee/tea afterwards.
There were too many children taking part to be able to name them individually - it was so great too to hear and see the children who did not have a solo moment sounding and looking so engaged, as they sang in their class groups. A lot of work had gone into the preparation! And to such good effect!
The Rector spoke about the sadness and the gladness of Easter, and both these themes were, of course, an integral part of the service. The rhythms of Easter Jubilate promoted plenty of toe-tapping and 'A Million Dreams' from 'The Greatest Showman' gave us a final upbeat message: 'I think of what the world could be...'
St Peter’s Church, Edgmond
We seek to appoint a Church Organist and leader of the SATB Choir
An exciting opportunity to provide organ accompaniment for services and to lead our established adult choir.
We are a welcoming congregation of around 40 attending the 10.30 am Sung Eucharist on Sundays
when music is an important part of the worship. The village church is central tradition and the choir are keen to provide
a good standard of singing with anthems sung whenever possible.
We have an excellent 2 manual and pedal organ by Nicholson and Lord of Walsall
built 1885. Extensively re-built in 1999 by Peter Collins Ltd with additions (3 rank mixture to Great and 16ft Trombone to pedal. Reeds re-voiced and new
mechanical action). Further work by Cousans Ltd in 2018.
Remuneration in line with RSCM scales For more information please contact Revd Preb Helen Morby
Tel. 01952 820217 Email: [email protected]
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ST CHAD’S CHURCH, KYNNERSLEY
PCC Secretary: Mrs Georgina Edge 01952 603648
SERVICES in JUNE 2019
Sunday 9th June – Pentecost (Whit Sunday) (Red)
10.30 am: Holy Communion
Stephanie Dobson
Sunday 23rd June – Trinity 1 (Proper 7) (Green)
10.30 am: Family Service
Isabel Moseley
June 30th - St Peter (transferred)
10.30 am: Service of Holy Communion for the 6 parishes at Great Bolas
CHARITY TRACTOR ROAD RUN
in aid of St Chad's Church
Sunday 9th June 2019.
Tractors to meet at Sydney House, Kynnersley
TF6 6EB at 10.00 am to leave at 10.30 am (route
approximately 20 miles). Refreshments available.
Come and see the tractors leave or come for a
bite to eat at lunchtime and watch them return. For more details please contact
Libby Banks (07719 331439) or David Coombes (07975 935212). All proceeds
from the day’s events will go to St Chad's Church, Kynnersley.
THANK YOU
St Chad’s PCC would also like to thank all the volunteers that help maintain the
churchyard and cemetery for all their hard work and dedication.
KYNNERSLEY WI
At our meeting on the 11thJune, Alison Wakeman will entertain us with her talk
‘Awareness of Bees’. Alison turned her hobby into a business and speaks
enthusiastically about being ‘the Bee Lady’. Do join us. For details ring Pat on
07721 355172.
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GOOD FRIDAY WITNESS WALK
This was a new venture, which turned out to be
very successful. Starting at St Lawrence Church,
we walked the mile to St Chad’s Kynnersley,
stopping in several locations for a bible reading. On
arrival at St Chad’s we enjoyed Hot Cross Buns,
sitting outside in the glorious sunshine. It proved
to be a very meaningful morning.
KYNNERSLEY PARISH COUNCIL NEWS
Hello everyone.
Can I start by saying that after many months of email issues, the Parish Council
now has a new email address:
There was no election for the Parish on 2nd May, due to the fact that there were
insufficient nominations. Kynnersley Parish was therefore deemed to have an
uncontested election which saw Ruth Evans, Collette Wassell and Neil Dobson
returned as Parish Councillors. Steve Bentley was also included.
Thanks are extended to Harry Gregory and Tam Park, who had decided not to
stand for re-election this year. Their contributions have been much appreciated
and we sincerely hope that they will keep in touch with the Parish Council and that
they will continue to offer information and advice in our work.
We look forward to a busy year and hopefully we will see some local residents at
our Parish Council Meetings.
Kind regards
Katrina Baker
Clerk
Kynnersley Parish Council
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ST LAWRENCE’S CHURCH, PRESTON
Churchwardens: Mr D Brown, The Conifers 676671
Dr T Goode, 32a Moorhead 670242
PCC Secretary: Mrs P Jones, The Rockery, Wheat Leasowes 603612
SERVICES IN JUNE 2019 Sunday June 2nd
Easter 7 (White)
9.00 am – Holy Communion
NT Lesson:
Gospel:
Sidesman:
Acts 16: 16-34
John 17: 20-26
Mrs A Smith
Mrs B Vickers
Mr P Gale
Sunday June 9th – Pentecost (whit Sunday) (Red)
10.15 am – Family Service
Sunday June 16th
Trinity Sunday (White)
9.00 am – Holy Communion
Epistle:
Gospel:
Sidesman:
Romans 5: 1-5
John 16: 12-15
Mrs P Jones
Mr D Brown
Dr T Goode
Sunday June 23rd
Trinity 1 (Green)
9.00 am – Holy Communion
Epistle:
Gospel:
Sidesman:
Galatians 3: 23-29
Luke 8: 26-39
Dr T Goode
Mrs A Smith
Mrs P Jones
Sunday June 30th – St Peter (transferred)
10.30 am - Service of Holy Communion for the six parishes at Great Bolas
LUNCH AT ST LAWRENCE – 7th JUNE
Join us for lunch in church: 12.30 pm – two courses, just make a donation! For details ring Pat on 07721 355172.
ST LAWRENCE BOOK CLUB
Our next meeting is on Friday 7th June in church at 10.00 am. Tea/coffee and biscuits provided.
ST LAWRENCE SCHOOL
Preston Village Committee were pleased to receive a cheque for £208.90 raised from Mufti Days towards the cost of purchasing the community defibrillator. A big thank you to the children and parents for their generosity. Photo: Raymond presenting the cheque to Mr Clive Matki, Chair and Mr Roger Turner,
Vice Chair, Preston-Upon-The-Weald-Moors Village Committee.
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For parties, functions, meetings etc.
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Excellent Dance Floor.
Space for an adjoining marquee.
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GRANDFATHER CLOCK
RESTORATION
Movements cleaned and overhauled. Cases repaired and re-polished.
Dials repainted or re-silvered.
All other antique clocks restored.
Collection, delivery and setting up service.
Tel: David Mason 01952 750264
A Member of The British Watch and Clockmakers Guild
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carpet cleaning Upholstery Cleaning High pressure jet washing
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CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING
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Local, Friendly, Reliable and Professional Service
For a Free No-Obligation Quote, Please Contact
Steve Bate Newport 810578
Mobile 07811105123
TTH CLEANING SERVICES in business for 29 years
Window Cleaning Guttering Cleaning/Repairs Complete UPVC Cleaning
Conservatory Roofs Cleaned Drives/Patios
Decking Washed
Contact Steve – 07967 102045
KATES ACCOUNTANCY SERVICES Chartered Accountants
Self-employed/Company accounts
Tax and VAT returns
Payroll
Bookkeeping
For friendly and personal service
at reasonable rates
Call Kate on 01952 813123 or 07764 892888 Member of the Institute of Chartered Accountants
Rural Home & Garden
Services
Garden Maintenance Lawns, Edges & Hedges, Fencing, Patios
Interior & Exterior Painting & Decorating
Call Richard Sayce
Tel 01952 541534 Mob 07970 354703
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CHIROPODIST HPC Registered
Home visits Evenings & weekends possible
Tel: 01785 823151 Mobile: 07966549709
Edgmond Village Stores and Post Office
for your everyday needs
Shop opening hours Mon to Sat 7am to 8pm
Sunday 8am to 1pm
Post Office opening hours
Mon to Fri 9am to 5.30pm Saturday 9am to 12.30pm
Telephone 01952 811951 Fax 01952 811428 See us on uk villages.co.uk
Julie Highfield Interior Painting and Decorating
Emulsion Woodwork Playrooms
Murals Children’s bedrooms
Special Finishes Feature walls
Curtains * Blinds * Alterations
Contact 01952 670275 [email protected]
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The Shropshire Sweep
Chimney Sweep and Vacuum Service
Jon Prosser
Mobile: 07946 134783 Email: [email protected]
J.R. Williams
Funeral Director Ltd
Incorporating
GRAHAM TALBOT & SON of Newport
Complete 24 hour service
Private Chapel of Rest
The personalised funeral our loved one deserves
All types of funeral arranged
Prepaid funeral plans available
Please contact John Williams
01952 811140 (24 hours)
Member of the National Association of Funeral Directors
Gleaming Services
One off cleans or regular domestic cleans.
Call Anna today to discuss your needs
and a package that suits you.
Call Anna on Kynnersley 01952 952115
or 07792 486 005
Putting the gleam back into your home
