CARLBY AND DISTRICT WI MEETING AT 7.30 ON MARCH 9TH 2021 This will be a Zoom meeting. Cheryl Paterson, who was our secretary but has recently moved to North Yorkshire, will be giving us a talk on the trials of moving house entitled ‘I’m Never Going to Move Again!’ If
Greetings from St Mary Magdalene’s Church, Essendine. I hope you are all well and managing to stay warm and dry. As I write, storm Darcy is with us. The layer of fresh snow looks so beautiful from the comfort of your own home and a joy to the children to
This month we will continue sharing services on Zoom with the two other churches and you can be sent a link just before the service starts. Rosie Nelson has compiled a contact list for these . If you would like to be included please contact her on nelsonde@globalnet.co.uk. . There is
CORONAVIRUS HELP AND INFORMATION: VILLAGE NETWORK As lockdown continues, many may still need help with shopping, prescriptions from pharmacies, getting to appointments and other urgent problems. In particular those who are vulnerable, the elderly, those with illnesses and disabilities and people without means of transport may still need help. If
Next meeting Tuesday 23rd March at 7.30pm by zoom link. Check website agenda and zoom details 3 clear days before meeting. new website https://carlby.parish.lincolnshire.gov.uk/ Extracts from minutes of the Parish Council Tues, 26 Jan 2021 Accepted resignation of Cllr. Isobel Robson due to her house move out of the Parish.
GARDENERS’ CORNER March is the first month of meteorological spring and although winter is (in theory) behind us and the sun is gaining in strength as day length increases, we could yet see snow and frost. The average maximum temperature for March is 10 °C. So what should we be
As I write this, snow is thick on the ground in the churchyard but it takes more than that to stop the building work underway. Thanks to Tom and James for all their hardy work restoring and replacing the old, cracked, iron drainpipes and gutters of the church thanks to
Dave Amies – Chairman – The Post Office , Ryhall Adrian Gombault – Vice Chairman – Elm Tree Cottage,Main Street , Belmesthorpe David Wilby – County Councillor – Orchard House Essendine Road, Ryhall Stamford PE9 4HE dwilby@rutland.gov.uk Richard Coleman – County Councillor – 5 Plover Road, Essendine Stamford PE94UR RColeman@rutland.gov.uk
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