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1 The HANDBOOK Is Delivered FREE Walton-le-Dale Walton Park Higher Walton Hoghton May 2018

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4 Welcome MAY IS SO BEAUTIFUL: ORCHARDS ARE FAIR; BRANCHES OF FRUIT TREES MAKE GARDENS OF AIR. FLOWERS OF FRAGRANCE BLOOM IN THE LIGHT; FALL LIKE THE SNOWFLAKES SHOWERING WHITE. EACH TREE IN BLOSSOM, EACH LOVELY SPRAY, IN THIS MONTH OF OUR LADY, BRING GLORY TO MAY. MAY IN BLOOM - HELEN MARING Congratulations to all those who found Miti hidden on page 3 in the Preston Antique Centre Advert. The winner picked out of the hat was Gillian Lee. She returns this issue - can you fi nd her? She is hidden somewhere To enter and win 25 please send in your answer to the usual addresses: competitions@jampublications.co.uk.! " " # $ # % & ' " ( ) Located at the former Bamber Bridge Children s Centre in the grounds of Walton-le-Dale High School come and take a look at our BRAND NEW term time setting for 2, 3 & 4 year olds... school@footprintschildcare.co.uk Places for 2, 3 and 4 year olds Open from 8.30am till 4.00pm Term Time only 4 Please mention The Handbook When responding to adverts

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6 Delivered FREE October Councillor News Apprenticeships An innovative new project to put apprenticeships at the heart of business in South Ribble has been given the green light by council bosses. South Ribble Borough Council s Human Resources and Economic Development teams have come up with a brand new initiative to increase the number of apprentices we have working in the borough. The South Ribble Apprentice Factory aims to bring together businesses and would-be apprentices by offering them guidance and support. It will gather all the information and make it accessible in one place, clearly showing where the opportunities lie around South Ribble and at which businesses. The council recognises the importance of apprentices to the borough s future economic growth, and so has included it as a key part of the new, recently approved Corporate Plan for It also held a successful skills and training event in March as part of National Apprenticeship Week. South Ribble Borough Council has a good track record itself of championing apprenticeships with its own successful training programme available to current staff and annual recruitment of new apprentices. Now, the council is ready to hear from South Ribble businesses and residents interested in taking on or becoming apprentices. the Apprentice Factory team at the council: apprenticefactory@southribble.gov.uk to find out more and join the apprenticeships revolution! Planning Please note the provisional date for the special meeting of South Ribble Borough Warren Bennett is local South Ribble Borough Councillor for Coupe Green & Gregson Lane Council Planning Committee scheduled to consider a planning application for a new community centre and residential development of 75 units on Daub Hall Lane has been put back from the 9 May to Tuesday 22 May, this is to enable the applicants to respond further points raised. Burglaries in the area Several burglary incidents have taken place recently in the Higher Walton area, thoughts with those who have suffered at the hands of these criminals. Please be careful to lock and secure all outside sheds etc and don t leave valuables tools in vans overnight. Report any strange activity directly to the police. Children s activities The Friends of Bamber Bridge Railway Station want everyone to know about a free children s bug hotel workshop on Tuesday 29 May at the South Ribble Pensioners Association on Station Road. There are four bookable sessions available at either 10am, 11am, 12pm or 1pm. The bookings are taken on a first come first serve basis and residents can ring to book a place. Regards Warren Cllr Warren Bennett : Twitter Contact us on or info@jampublications.co.uk

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10 Puzzle Pages Fact of the Day Did you know that a cat uses its whiskers to determine if a space is too small to squeeze through. A Brief History Of... May Day The earliest May Day celebrations appeared in pre-christian times, with the Floralia, festival of Flora, the Roman goddess of flowers, held April 27 during the Roman Republic era, and with the Walpurgis Night celebrations of the Germanic countries. It is also associated with the Gaelic Beltane, most commonly held on April 30. The day was a traditional summer holiday in many pre-christian European pagan cultures. While February 1 was the first day of Spring, May 1 was the first day of summer; hence, the summer solstice on June 25 (now June 21) was Midsummer. As Europe became Christianised, the pagan holidays lost their religious character and May Day changed into a popular secular celebration. A significant celebration of May Day occurs in Germany where it is one of several days on which St. Walburga, credited with bringing Christianity to Germany, is celebrated. The secular versions of May Day, observed in Europe and America, may be best known for their traditions of dancing around the maypole and crowning the Queen of May. Fading in popularity since the late 20th century is the giving of May baskets, small baskets of sweets or flowers, usually left anonymously on neighbors doorsteps. Since the 18th Century, many Roman Catholics have observed May and May Day with various May devotions to the Blessed Virgin Mary In works of art, school skits, and so forth, Mary s head will often be adorned with flowers in a May crowning. May 1st is also one of two feast days of the Catholic patron saint of workers St Joseph the Worker, a carpenter, husband to Mother Mary, and surrogate father of Jesus. Replacing another feast to St. Joseph, this date was chosen by the Pope Pius XII in 1955 to create as a counterpoint to the Communist International Workers Day celebrations on May Day. Beginning in the late 20th century, many neopagans began reconstructing traditions and celebrating May Day as a pagan religious festival. Across Crossword 1 Attractiveness (6) 4 Surgeon s protective clothing (6) 8 Paperwork (abbr) (5) 9 Afghan militia (7) 10 North African country (7) 11 Bamboo-loving bear (5) 12 Defamatory (9) 17 44th President of the United States (5) 19 Serving dish (7) 21 Adult (5,2) 22 Financial resources, income (5) 23 Beer and lemonade mix (6) 24 Fastened, supported (6) Down 1 German Romantic composer (6) 2 Most senior commander in the Navy (7) 3 Loose fitting long top (5) 5 Syncopated West Indian music (7) 6 Metropolitan (5) 7 Strappy summer shoe (6) 9 Jocular British way of saying goodbye (6,3) 13 Hit hard on the head (slang) (7) 14 Misfortune, hindrance (7) 15 Evades, eludes (6) 16 Levered (6) 18 Hawaiian greeting (5) 20 Confess (5) 10 Contact us on or info@jampublications.co.uk

11 Sudoku How To Play Sudoku Fill in the grid so that each row, column and 3 x 3 box contains the number 1 through to 9 with no repetition. Fuzzy Photo! We have made some minor alterations to an image of a famous person, place or object. Can you work out who,where or what the original images was? Lateral Thinking Mind Benders Find the three hidden phrases A man leaves hospital and begins to walk home. On his journey he passes a phone box which begins to ring. Instead of answering it he punches the air and runs all the way home cheering. Why? To Advertise visit 11

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14 Advertising Feature Missing a dog in your life? Become a Barking Mad holiday host. More and more people are discovering the joy that the company of a dog can bring, even without owning a dog of their own. Based locally, Barking Mad has been matching friendly dogs with loving host families for their holidays for over 15 years. Our unique service provide the opportunity for people to enjoy the benefits of having a dog but without the cost and commitment of ownership. Due to our ever increasing popularity, we re always looking for new people to welcome our furry guests whilst their owners are away. Dogs are carefully matched to suit your home and lifestyle and come with all their own food, toys and other belongings. Hosts can choose when they are available around their own holidays and commitments, whilst Barking Mad covers all expenses and takes care of everything such as insurance, meetings and paperwork, along with full local support 24/7. There s also the occasional opportunity to meet up with other hosts at our coffee mornings, walks and other social gettogethers. DOG LOVERS COFFEE MORNING Come along to find out more and meet some of our existing hosts at our free coffee morning at Café Delphine at 305B Gregson Lane (next to community centre & green) between 10am-1pm on Tuesday 15th May. Booking is not needed but let us know you are coming if possible so we have enough cake! We re keen to hear from retired people, families, people working from home or anyone who has time to care for a dog occasionally. You just need to meet our criteria which includes having a safe dogfriendly home and secure garden. So if you re interested in becoming a host, or if you would like to arrange a holiday for your dog with Barking Mad, call or kevin.matthews@barkingmad.uk.com 14 Contact us on or info@jampublications.co.uk

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18 Book Review A Good Read of the novel is concerned with motivation and moral dilemmas. There is also a signifi cant amount of tying up of loose ends from the ongoing stories of Dalgliesh and his colleagues, and the ending is rich and refl ective. Some would argue that James novels are an acquired taste, being so far from the run of the mill whodunnit I would say they are a taste well worth the acquiring. The Private Patient PD James At a private clinic in Dorset, Rhoda Gradwyn has booked an operation to remove a serious facial scar one which she has borne for many years, but no longer has need of. The operation is a success, but by morning Rhoda Gradwyn is dead, and suspicion falls on the staff of Cheverell Manor. Commander Adam Dalgliesh, poet and policeman, is summoned from London to investigate, and before long fi nds himself dealing with not one, but two unexplained deaths and a whole host of dark secrets. This is the latest in James Dalgliesh series, and it bears all the familiar hallmarks of the earlier novels a death in a closed community, a complicated back story and a steady move to the conclusion. As ever, the supporting characters are just as important as Dalgliesh himself both those on his team and those who inhabit Cheverell Manor and they are deftly drawn, with real and believable traits. For the reader, the experience is more about contemplation than guesswork the identity of the killer is revealed three quarters of the way through, and the rest The Foggy, Foggy Forest Nick Sharratt This delightful picture book may take some tracking down, but the effort is wellrewarded. Each page takes the reader on a journey through the foggy, foggy forest of the title, asking What can this be? The beauty is that each page is printed on acetate, and shows a mysterious silhouette, encouraging us to guess at what lies beyond. The answer, of course, is never straightforward! The book works on a number of levels younger children will love the repetition and the rhyme as each shadow is revealed, whilst older readers will appreciate the fi ne details of Sharratt s colour illustrations and the humour which fi nds Cinderella and Snow White in a water pistol fi ght. Like the best fi ction for very young children, the book stands up to reading and re-reading (and re-reading, and re-reading...). It deserves to become a children s classic. 18 Contact us on or info@jampublications.co.uk

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26 Local Brothers Jason and Scott Walker have over 30 years combined experience in the plumbing and gas heating engineering trade. They base their business success on being fair with clients and offering a top-quality job for a realistic price. The Walker Brothers are registered members of the Lancashire County Council Safe Trader Scheme, offering customers peace of mind on the quality of service they provide. Why not take a look for yourself. 26 Contact us on or info@jampublications.co.uk

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28 W E S alton lectrical ervices ltd 25 Dorchester Avenue, Walton-Le-Dale, Preston, PR5 4PE FREE QUOTATIONS Call Jamie on or YOUR LOCAL ELECTRICIAN S Full or Part Rewires Garages, Extensions + Conservatories Replacement Fuse Boards Extra Lights and Sockets Showers and Cookers Outside Lighting Inspection and Testing Emergency Call-outs NO JOB TOO SMALL jamie@waltonelectrical.co.uk 28 Please mention The Handbook When responding to adverts

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30 Community Noticeboard Free for all charity, not for profit groups and community organisations. To appear please Call Maria on or by the 16th of the month prior to print. Brindle St Josephs Parish & Community Hall welcomes all enquiries for private and public events. Also large field attached for outdoor events. Enquiries to: All Saints Church, Higher Walton Summer Fair & Crowning of Rose Queen, Abi Hindley held in the grounds of Higher Walton School Saturday 30 June 1pm to 4pm Lancashire Crazy Golf opens from 12 noon Refreshments, barbeque, stalls. All Welcome Children must be accompanied by an adult Further details Registered Charity No One of the leading amateur orchestras in the North West. Saturday 14 th July 2018 at 7.30pm - Westholme School, BB2 6QU Khachaturian Masquerade Suite Respighi Pines of Rome Borodin Symphony No 2 Conductor: Richard Howarth TICKETS 12 available via website or on the door (children U18 free) Blackburn.s.o@btopenworld.com 30 To appear on the Community Noticeboard Contact us on

31 Run for Heartbeat in the Manchester 10k or Half Marathon Sunday 20th May 2018 BRINDLE GARDENING CLUB Expert Speakers, Visits, Plants for Sale, Refreshments Meetings are held on the fourth Monday of every month 7.30pm Brindle Community Hall MEMBERSHIP 15 GUESTS 3 Meetings for 3mths in the summer will be visits. Team Heartbeat proudly supported by Costa Coffee If you want to be part of the team please contact Lisa Riding on events@heartbeat-nwcc.org.uk Half marathon 17 years+ 10k 15 years+ Heartbeat, Sir Tom Finney Way, Preston, PR1 6PA. Registered charity number A company limited by guarantee, registered in England & Wales, Company number For further information Mel Gardner ; gmgardner_99@yahoo.co.uk LADIES EVENING & FASHION SHOW HOGHTON VILLAGE HALL on THURSDAY 24th 7.30pm Catwalk fashion show by JOAN BERRY of Harwood. Jewellery by HIDDEN GEM. Handbags & accessories by GOLD- ILOCKS Make-up & skin care by CLARINS Cards & gifts by IT'S UNIQUE GRAND RAFFLE & LICENSED BAR Tickets 6. inc. glass of wine & nibbles Phone Millie: or Hilda: or Joan: All proceeds for the Village Hall refurbishment project & new sports annex Volunteer Vacancy We need volunteers for: Collections Help us to celebrate our 30 th year of providing services! Please call: Laura Stephenson, Head of Fundraising T: or l.stephenson@cancerhelppreston.co.uk for your application pack. We are always looking for people to be part of our volunteers community and would welcome anyone to help us in other areas of the charity! ë ìíî ïð ñò î ó ôõ ö ð ø ù î úú ûð ü ý ó û ìþ þ îú ÿð íó î òÿð í û ô õ ô ìíð ü í î î ú î ò ÿð í ð ñ your information to community@jampublications.co.uk 31

32 Community Noticeboard 1ST HOGHTON HOLY TRINTY SCOUT GROUP PRESENTS THEIR 4TH ANNUAL ALL SAINTS CHURCH HIGHER WALTON FORTHCOMING ACTIVITIES Coffee & Cake mornings on 1st and 3rd Wednesdays monthly from 10.00am to 12.00pm in the Church An opportunity for a chat and to browse our newly launched library section where you can borrow, swap or buy any of the books available AT THE SCOUT HUT OPPOSITE HOLY TRINITY CHURCH - PR5 0SJ ENTERTAINMENT PREMIUM PRODUCTS FUN & FOOD 5 ADMISSION CHILDREN GO FREE Fun Fitness Energy Spring time is here As a child you ran for joy. Recapture that feeling Training sessions Mon: Intervals, Tues: Country or Road, Weds: Intervals, Thurs: Road, Fri: Social run What to do at the Weekend? Adventures and Racing Contact John on membership@redroseroadrunners.org or text Visit for more information Affiliated to UK Athletics through England Athletics No The Community Noticeboard is Free to all Community groups

33 St James Church, Avondale Drive, Lostock Hall Jumble Sale and Auction on Saturday 12th May Doors open for viewings at 12pm. Jumble starts at 12.30pm Auction at 12pm Come along and grab a bargain! All donations greatly appreciated. Donations can be dropped off at the church hall on Friday 11th May from 6.30pm. Collection of larger items can be arranged by contacting Lynn on ƒ ˆ Š ƒ Š ˆ Œ ˆ B C DE F G H I H J E K L M G N L B O D D P B C Q L J C I R S T U V W X Y Z [ \ V W X ] ^ _ ` a b c Tickets 5 includes Wine and Nibbles d e f f g h i j k l m g e n j o p q n j r h p s h o h n t u p v e w x g h p e o y z n h h { j h p w e r j o } v x h ~ j e g f f h n p! " # " $ % & # ' " " ( ) * +, -. ( ( / ( " / 8 9 / : ; / "' 9 ( ' < = ; / ) - / ( > * " " < (,? 9 / / A 9 Deadline for Community Noticeboard is 16th of the Month 33

34 Community Noticeboard HOGHTON WI Hoghton Village Hall Second Thursday 2018 PROGRAMME at 7.30pm 10th May Resolutions Members Night Women s Will Making and Probate Short presentation By Helen Gaskell and Rebecca Harrison Jacob s Join Supper Competition: An old family portrait. All Welcome Live alone? Enjoy company? Come and join us at the Hoghton Autumn Club! You will meet like-minded folks, have fun and good conversations on the club days when we entertain ourselves with a quiz, whist and dominoes or bingo. On the alternative club days we have speakers, demonstrators and entertainers. We meet at the Village Hall in Hoghton, just across from the Boars Head, every other Tuesday at 11:45am. Volunteers serve us a two course lunch costing We have a raffle and tea and biscuits before going home. Transport Provided. Don t hesitate, ring Renee on Young at Art We are a group, mainly pensioners, who enjoy our art. Currently looking for new members with similar interests, male or female to join us here at the Walton-le-Dale Recreation Centre, Higher Walton Road, Walton-le-Dale on Wednesday afternoons 2pm - 4pm, Any type of art is welcome. Painting in oils, watercolours etc, coloured pencils, pencil drawings, model making, decoupage. Instruction is not given just friendly advice. Do your own thing and enjoy it. Tea/coffee biscuits provided. For more info contact : Kathleen Townley (please leave a message) 34 To appear on the Community Noticeboard Contact us on

35 Higher Walton W. I. Community Centre King George V Playing Fields, Higher Walton PR5 4HT Monday, 14th May at 7.30 pm May Surprise Competition: tbc Trading stall Meetings held on the second Monday in the month Visitors and new members will be most welcome Ž š Ô Õ Ö Ø Ù Õ Ú Û Ø Ú Ü Ý Õ Þ Ú ß à Ø á Õ ß â Ô ã Ø â Þ á ä å Õ Ú æ Õ ç ç è é Ø ê Ù é Õ ë ì Ø Ù Þ Ú Ø Þ Ü Õ ç í Õ Û ã á Õ Ú ì Õ î Þ Ø Ù Ø Ú Ü ì ë Õ â á à Ô Ú á â ï Ü ð Ù Õ ë Ö Ú á ñ ß Ú Ü à é Õ ê ã Ù Ü Þ Ú í Õ Û ã á Õ Ú ò Þ Ù Ù Ø Û í Ø Ù Ù ó ô ï õ ö ì ø Ú ì ß Ú Ü Ø ä ù ú û ü Õ ç ý ß Ú ù ö þ ÿ ç â Õ Ö þ ö Ø Ö æ ú ë Ö Saturday 23rd June 1pm 4pm St Leonard s School, Walton Green, Walton-Le-Dale ± ² ³ µ ² ² ¹ º» ± Î ² Ï º ½ ¾ ² Ð µ º  µ Ã Ñ Â º Ò ¼ ½ Ó Â µ à ¼ ½ ¾ µ º» ² À º Á  µ  µ Ã Ä ½ Å ½ Æ Ç È É Ê Ë Ì Í é Õ â à â ð Ø á Ø ê Ù þ ö Ø î ã ë Ù Ø à î Ø Ù Ù ö þ ù õ ú ÿ õ ù ù õ ÿ Õ â ö ÿ ö õ ö ì á Ø Ù Ù ã Õ Ù Ü â à à ã Õ ß Ù Ü Ø â â Þ ð ç â Õ Ö Ø Ö ë Ù Ø à Ú á â ä á Õ à Ø Ù Ü ß Ù á à ö ë Ø Ú Ü î ã Þ Ù Ü â Ú ç â ï ç â à ã Ö Ú á à Þ Ù Ù ê Ø ð Ø Þ Ù Ø ê Ù á ã â Õ ß Û ã Õ ß á á ã Ü Ø ä Admission FREE œ œ žÿ œ œ Ÿ Ÿ Ÿ ª «ž Ÿ Ÿ œ your information to community@jampublications.co.uk 35

36 Community Noticeboard Hoghton Bowling Club We have teams in both the Preston and Leyland Leagues and wish to attract new members [all age groups] We have two Veteran teams for 60+ yrs Bowling is a verysatisfying outdoor activity and very suitable for the competitively minded. Anyone interested please contact either Keith Slater [852994] or Duncan Fordyce [852753]! " # $ % & ' ( ) ' * ' +, -. / :, 9 ; < = = A B C D E > < F G > A D D > H < I J A K = A L E F? C F B H L A C J F F C > M H L K A H > F B H N D A = O A > P 36 The Community Noticeboard is Free to all Community groups

37 SpringFieldFellWalking Club Walk days Saturday every two weeks. 3 grades of walk. 12/05/18 AYSGARTH A 12.1/2 MLS ; 2200 TL. ASC. B 8 MLS ; 1200 TL. ASC. C 7 MLS ; 1000 TL. ASC. 26/05/18 LANGDALES A 9 MLS ; 3500 TL. ASC. B 8.1/2 MLS ; 2200 TL. ASC. C 7 MLS ; 1200 TL. ASC. Bus pickup Blackpool to Black Bull Preston. Garstang Rd contact Tel: Gregson Lane Baby and Toddler Group Gregson Lane Community Centre Wednesday & Thursday Mornings 9.30am am Mums, dads, grandmas, grandads, carers & childminders all welcome 2.00 entry includes refreshments. For further details call: ADVANCE NOTICE STALLHOLD- ERS REQUIRED ALL SAINTS CHURCH, HIGHER WALTON CHRISTMAS MARKET SATURDAY 24 NOVEMBER 10am to 4pm. Stall enquires to: Bring your own table 10, Table Provided 12 application forms to be returned by 20 May Deadline for Community Noticeboard is 16th of the Month 37

38 Gregson Green Events 2018 Come along and support this years Fundraising events 25th, 26th,27th, May: Beer Festival Friday 6th July : Colours Fashion Show 7.30pm Sunday 26h August: Annual gala Day Friday September 14th : Come Wine with me. Saturday 3rd November : Bonfire and Fireworks display For further information regarding tickets etc. please contact Ann Atkin on Don't forget you can raise money for us when you shop online by using easyfundraising.co.uk. You can also join our monthly lottery & win money for yourself whilst donating to Gregson Green.. 38 To appear on the Community Noticeboard Contact us on

39 Puzzle Solutions Useful Numbers Police (Non Emergency) 101 Eastern Area Crime Stoppers Fire (Non Emergency) Free Fire Safety Checks Bamber Bridge Station Health Services NHS (Non Emergency) 111 NHS Direct /111 Samaritans Royal Preston Hospital Community Centres Gregson Lane CC W-L-D Youth Ctr Bus Enquiries Preston Bus Stagecoach Rail Enquiries National Rail Councils Preston CC South Ribble BC Mindbenders Good intentions Bend over backwards Condescending Lateral Thinking The man has just been cured of deafness, and the ringing phone is fi nal proof that it has been a success. Fuzzy Photo A Zebra Animal Care RSPCA Advice RSPCA Emergency Leisure Centres Westview Fulwood Bamber Bridge Libraries Bamber Bridge Harris Central Utility Providers Electricity (Utd Utilities) Transco Gas Emergency Water (Utd Utilities) your information to community@jampublications.co.uk 39

40 In partnership with Action Packed entertainment and fun for all the family. Disabled Parking. Dogs welcome on leads. Car Parks open at 9.30am. (Sat Nav PR3 0RY) Pay at the gate prices: Adults 16-64, 10 Adults 65+, 8 Family ticket 20 Children 6-15, 5 Children 5 and under, FREE