Tuesday, 29 April 2014

Learn Drawing & Painting

Message from Charlotte at Qube, Oswestry.

Drawing and Painting class for beginners
Tuesday 6th, 13th, 20th May & 3rd June


Want to learn to draw and paint but unsure where to start?
Artist, Barbara Noton will guide you through the basics in four weekly classes. Join us!


Booking essential. Call 01691 656882. £7 per session or four sessions for £25. All materials provided.

 

Qube, Oswald Road

Oswestry, SY11 1RB

Tel: 01691 656882

www.qube-oca.org.uk

 

 

Did you know that you could hire a meeting room here at Qube? A large light airy space where you can hold your meetings, training and conferences. We also have an art room and exhibition space for hire.


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A Challenge for Ruyton XI Towns

Message from Joanna Gears.

LITTLE NESS CHALLENGES RUYTON XI TOWNS TO

A TUG OF WAR!
at Little Ness Village Fete on Saturday 14th June

Little Ness and Ruyton XI Towns have recently been described as similar to Larkrise and Candleford, not quite sure who is who..... I am wondering if there are enough strong man in each village to partake in a Tug of War on Saturday the 14th June at our Village Fete.    If anyone is interested in some good old fashioned fun please email me on jlgears@btinternet.com. Let's see if we can get a couple of teams together and Support your village.      Joanna 

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Folk night at Little Ness Village Hall

Message from Joanna Gears.   

Seems there is always something on at at Little Ness Village Hall.

		    BEYOND BORDERS  
Little Ness Village Hall - 7.30pm on Saturday 10th May
  Tickets can be booked in advance from Jan on 07918175066.  Adults £7.50 and Children £3.75  Bring your own Glasses and Drinks    BEYOND BORDERS are a brother and sister duo recommended by the Folk Music press. They will take us on a musical journey from Irish folk to English Pop and Reggae, an experience not to be missed.    

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R XI T Century Club

Message from Colin Case.



The April Draw of the Century Club took place at the AgeUK Lunch Club on Monday 28th April (the nearest "Public Gathering" to the end of the Month)

The winning number are added to the Winners' Table for this year as follows:-

January £25.00 78 Mr S Kynaston

£10.00 77 Eunice Dicken

£5.00 81 Christine Saunders




February £25.00 34 Susie Hancock

£10.00 30 Mr J Yates

£5.00 83 Marjorie Ballantyne




March £25.00 65 Mrs K Evans

£10.00 72 Pat Ford

£5.00 68 Julie Ball




April £25.00 33 John Wigley

£10.00 91 Pearl Bourne

£5.00 50 Ann Miller


--
Colin Case
www.ruytonxitowns.org.uk
Tel: +44 1939 260628
Mobile: +44 7860 904006
Fax: +44 872 115 8730



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Monday, 28 April 2014

AgeUK Lunch

Message from Colin Case.

Another super AgeUK Lunch enjoyed by 25 of us at the Dog today - many thanks to Leanne and the team.
Two courses (Cottage Pie followed by Eton Mess) for only £7.50
If you are of pensionable age why not come and join us - third Monday of each month at 12:00 for 12:30
Call me to book on the Thursday before the Lunch.

Or come along to the regular weekly Silver Lunch - every Wednesday. Two courses £8.50 (starter & main or main & sweet)
From 12:0 to 2:00 - no need to book - just turn up.

I had a sneak preview of the new Menu for "normal" meals that's being launched this Friday.
An interesting few additions join the old favourites - and competitively priced to represent even better value.
More details to follow.

Lastly, don't forget that Yoland's Garden is open tomorrow (Tuesday) from 1:30 til 5:00
Weather looks promising so well worth a visit.


--
Colin Case
www.ruytonxitowns.org.uk
Tel: +44 1939 260628
Mobile: +44 7860 904006
Fax: +44 872 115 8730
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Cl,iffe Garden Club

Message from Margaret Lycett.

Final reminder of visit to Oakgate Plant Centre, Ellerdine, TF6 6RL on Thursday next, 1st May 2014.

If there is anyone still wanting to go please let Cris Pearce (01939 260600) know as soon as possible.

 Meet there at 2.00 pm giving you  time to look around the garden and nursery and new farm shop before the demonstrations at 3.00 pm.

Demonstrations on the planting up of hanging baskets and sausage making.

Tea/coffee and cakes

Cost £5 per person.

Margaret Lycett

Publicity Secretary

REMINDER - Don't forget Brownhill House  Garden is open tomorrow (Tuesday) from 1:30 til 5:00
Weather looks promising so well worth a visit.
Yoland's Garden is open tomorrow (Tuesday) from 1:30 til 5:00
Weather looks promising so well worth a visit.

 

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Sunday, 27 April 2014

REMINDER - Brownhill House Garden open

BROWNHILL HOUSE GARDEN OPEN

This Tuesday, 29th April  1.30 - 5pm

Admission £3.50 - children FREE! - Teas - Plants for sale - not suitable for wheelchairs - sorry, no dogs.

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Saturday, 26 April 2014

Village Hall Quiz

Message from Colin Case.

We enjoyed a very successful Centenary Quiz in our Village Hall last night.
So many thanks to the 12 teams that took part - and special congratulations to the X-Penguins - the winning team.
We had a really good range of questions from our QuizMaster, Trevor Allison - so many thanks to him too.
And of course the rest of the Village Hall Committee and helpers who set up the tables, served tea, collected answer sheets and cleared up again afterwards.

Several people asked if we could do it more frequently than annually. We are looking at trying to do this - perhaps quarterly or so.
And people also noted the very many Hall improvements - everything from cushions to make the plastic chairs more comfortable to the new surface on the East Wall interior, opposite the stage, which not only looks much better but also helps keep the cold and wet out. Remember it is the Hall's Centenary Year - it has stood there for 100 years - and parts are in need of further improvement.
So the £110 raised last night is very welcome.

It might be that not all villagers are familiar with some of the Hall Facilities. Of course it boasts a super stage (how else would RATS put on such fantastic Pantos?) and can seat around 100 people. We have tables and chairs (and cushions) and crockery and cutlery for around 80 people. We also have a huge (10foot diagonal) projection screen and an HD Projector to go with it - so 1080p films from a bluray source or other HDMI output, for example. And a sound system that can blow the doors off (except that we consider our neighbours of course).
We have recently hosted two private parties - one for youngsters and one for those still young at heart. And the regular activities from our hirers - from exercise classes to dancing to Rainbows etc.

But we still have some time available to accommodate other groups that might want to start up.

We could do with a few more Trustees to join our Management Committee, or if anyone would like to offer help for the odd job or two we would love to hear from you.
Or if anyone has access to some cheap 4'x2' ceiling tiles for our suspended ceiling that would be welcome too.

So finally, a great night - many thanks again to all involved.

--
Colin Case
www.ruytonxitowns.org.uk
Tel: +44 1939 260628
Mobile: +44 7860 904006
Fax: +44 872 115 8730

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Shrewsbury FASHION EXTRAVAGANZA!

Message from Alistair Syme, Shrewsbury Shopping Centres.

FASHION FRAMES SHOW
in Shrewsbury’s Darwin and Pride Hill Shopping Centres on
Saturday May 3.

The shopping centres will be the venues for the fashion and dance extravaganza, with visitors able to watch the very latest Spring and Summer designs modelled as part of a slick, specially commissioned, choreographed show.

There will be 12 performances to enjoy throughout the day with retailers showing off their very latest outfits and designs based around four themes, floral resolutions, monochrome, fondants and tribal.

Choreographer Glen Ball talked of what he had planned for the Shrewsbury event and said: “I want to make the shows interesting and a little different. Dance is so huge at the moment and it’s so great that everyone loves watching it and taking part. 

“What I can promise is that it will be high energy, visually very striking and will really get the party going.”

Kevin Lockwood, Manager of the Darwin, Pride Hill and Riverside Shopping Centres, said: “The show which Glenn and his team have planned is a whole new concept and a first for the shopping centres and for Shrewsbury.

“To have a choreographer like Glenn put the show together along with other professional dancers and models who have worked with some of the biggest names in showbiz is a real coup for Shrewsbury.

“It will really put us on the fashion map and show that you don’t need to travel to the major cities to find the latest designs and best outfits.”

For more information go to http://www.shrewsbury-shopping.co.uk/ or like Shrewsbury Shopping on Facebook.

 

 

 

 

Ceidiog

alistair@ceidiog.com

www.ceidiog.com

01824 703073

07758841012


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Whittington Castle Siege!

Message from Sue Ellis, Whittington Castle.

LOOK OUT - THE NORMANS ARE COMING!

THE SIEGE OF WHITTINGTON CASTLE
 
3rd-4th-5th May 2014 – 3 days
£3 Adults/£1 per child entrance Fee
Open 10-p.m. – 4pm
 

Scenario:

The castle has been seized by those loyal to John, claiming to hold it in his name (and that Richard has died). A larger force of Ricardian loyalists have marched to claim the castle in the name of the Lionheart in anticipation of his return.

The stage is set -come and watch the outcome!!!

Living History – Battles – Archery – Craft Stalls

Refreshments on site

Ideal family day out.
 
Here is the programme for all 3 days.  The event is 10-4pm but if weather
good and still people around they may continue until 5ish.  So the last item
may move forward.  Tearoom and shop will aim to close at 4-4.30pm each day.

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Oswestry Town Tours

Message from Karen at the Heritage Centre.

How much do you know about your local town?   Take a leisurely walk round Oswestry with a costumed Town Guide on a Saturday or a Wednesday during the summer. 
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Friday, 25 April 2014

LADS looking for more members

Message from Barbara Harris, Chairman of LADS.

Llanymynech Amateur Dramatic Society have two very big projects planned for the year and will need new members to be able to produce two important plays.

For more information contact Barbara Harris,  harrisonford@btinternet.com
------------------------------------

Hi Everyone,

 

LADS    AGM, Tuesday 29th April 7.30pm at Llanymynech Village Hall.

 

I'm keen that we should have a really good turn out, so whether you are a current active member, a member who we haven't seen for a while, or just someone who is interested in LADS and thinking of joining our ranks (there will opportunity to pay subscriptions on the night) we would be really pleased to see you.

 

While artistically and financially we continue to flourish, the core group of active members is small, and this sometimes makes putting on a show quite a challenge, hence the call to all members and would-be members.  It's useful to re-affirm the pool of talent  we can call on, however large or small the amount of help you can give, and in whatever capacity  - acting, directing, back-stage crew, front of house, administration.  This will be particularly important for two challenging productions, “Wilfred Owen” which Neil will be producing in the Autumn, and “The Taming of the Shrew” which Pam will be producing in Spring 2015.  Both will have biggish casts, and both will require good production teams.  Both Neil and Pam will talk about their productions at the AGM – in fact Pam might just do some early casting and recruiting of crew!


It goes without saying that there will be refreshments and opportunity to catch up with old friends and meet some new ones.  As ever, LADS aims to be both friendly and fun, and while there might be some serious hard work along the way we mustn't lose sight of this.

 

With all this in mind, please make every effort to attend

 

Regards,

 

Barbara Harris, 

Chairman

 



 


 

          


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Thursday, 24 April 2014

Street lights in Ruyton XI Towns

Message from Colin Case.

I spoke to the chappie from SC/Ringway this morning.
He claimed to have fixed most of the lights. He said our type of light is notorious for the bulb "rattling" loose as trucks vibrate the pole.
I have just had a drive through the village and can't see any off - so I assume success.

--
Colin Case
www.ruytonxitowns.org.uk
Tel: +44 1939 260628
Mobile: +44 7860 904006
Fax: +44 872 115 8730

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Wednesday, 23 April 2014

Shrewsbury Cartoon Festival

Message from Alistair Syme.

Cartoonists to get the wind up at the Darwin Centre

SHREWSBURY CARTOON FESTIVAL

Drawing outstanding cartoonists to town

Smile Cartoon Trail 1st - 30th April

Workshops Friday 25th & Saturday 26th April

Cartoonists Live in The Square Saturday 26th April

With a Song in My Art Cartoon Exhibition 21st April - 17th May

This year's theme is MUSIC

PLUS

Cartoonist and illustrator Cathy Simpkins wants people to tune in to her quirky sense of humour when she assembles a band of flatulent musical instruments at Shrewsbury's Darwin Shopping Centre.

She will be conducting a workshop showing children and adults how to make the unusual sounding and fun gizmos out of drinking straws, paper tubes and coloured-in paper.

Trumpeting the tour de force delights of her homespun orchestra she said: "I'm sure passing shoppers will be pleasantly surprised. It's not as odd as you might think. When we get a group of people together bashing out a tune they sound remarkably good."

It will be held on the middle level of Darwin shopping centre, next to the Mothercare store, on Saturday, April 26, from 10-11.30am.

She said: "Everyone who takes part gets to make a farting musical instrument and we'll have pens and paints so they can decorate them in whatever way they want. It's great, addictive fun, no matter what age you are."

A widely acclaimed cartoonist and successful book illustrator, Cathy can't wait to attend the annual Shrewsbury Cartoon Festival: "0h I love it. It's the highlight of my year. I get to meet up with so many old friends and fellow cartoonists and caricaturists, there's no other festival quite like it in the world."

As well as Cathy's musical workshop, the Darwin shopping centre, is also hosting part of the festival's popular Smile Trail which leads visitors on a guided route around the town passing by exhibits of different cartoon art works. Some of them will be displayed in the windows of temporarily empty shop units at Darwin.

Kevin Lockwood, Manager of the Darwin, Pride Hill and Riverside Shopping Centres, said: “Shrewsbury is a very creative town and the cartoon festival is a brilliant idea and one we’re glad to help promote.

“Cathy’s workshop here in the Darwin Centre sounds like a lot of fun – it brings a whole new meaning to the term wind instruments.”

Cartoon festival founder, Roger Penwill, of Ludlow, is delighted it has inspired so many people. The 66-year-old had always wanted the UK to hold an international cartoon festival and got together with the local tourist office back in 2004 to help  launch the Shrewsbury event.

"It started off very small and has just got bigger and bigger, with people now visiting us and taking part from all around the world," he said. "It's great to see such local enthusiasm and so many organisations, like the Shrewsbury Shopping Centres, all keen to get involved and help further its success."

Roger has had his work featured in national newspapers and magazines and is particularly known for his original cartoons based on the problems people have with computers and digital technology.

He said: "I worked a little in IT before I became a cartoonist full time and know how frustrated people can get with computers. That gave me the idea and I've not looked back.”

Roger will be among the artists drawing on one of the big boards in the town centre over the weekend.

For more information on the Shrewsbury Cartoon Festival and the full programme, including details of the farting instruments workshop at Darwin shopping centre visit the website: www.shrewsburycartoonfestival.com while for more on the shopping centres go to www.shrewsbury-shopping.co.uk

 

 

Ceidiog

alistair@ceidiog.com

www.ceidiog.com

01824 703073

07758841012
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Friday, 18 April 2014

Wanted - Artists & craft workers

Mile End (Oswestry Roundabout) Tourist Information Centre and the Town
TIC at the Heritage Centre both sell local crafts and would love to hear
from anyone who might like to have their work offered for sale.

The Heritage Centre also has art exhibitions so if you are an artist, or
are part of a group, do please get in touch.

Mile End TIC Oswestry Tourism@Shropshire.gov.uk 01691
662 488

Heritage Centre Escape@Oswestry-WelshBorders.org.uk 01691 662 753

Yoland

--
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ShACC - Shropshire Alternative Car Club
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Tel: 01939 261 121 Fax: 01939 260626

Whittington Castle Easter Egg Hunt

Message from Sue Ellis at Whittington Castle.

Whittington Castle Easter Egg Hunt and Trail.
 
Easter Sunday 20th April & Easter Monday 21st April.
 
The Castle will be hosting a Easter Egg Hunt and Trail on Easter Sunday and Monday.  The Castle is open 10-4pm.  Visitors pay £1 for Car Parking and then entrance for the Egg Hunt is £1 per child.  Each child needs to complete the trail – filling in the answers on their egg sheet and then we search for a particular egg to collect their prize.  Visitors can collect their sheets throughout the day and take their own time to complete as their is no set time limit on this.
 
It is a really fun way to explore the Castle and grounds as well as getting an Easter prize!
 
Susan Ellis
Castle Manager
Whittington Castle
Castle Street
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Ruyton Village Quiz

Message from Colin Case.

Don't forget :-

The Legendary Ruyton XI Towns Village QUIZ is scheduled for Friday 25th April in the Village Hall - starting at 7:30pm

It costs £10 per team of four

You will need to book - last year was fully-booked.
BYOB - and there will be a raffle.

Call Colin Case on 260628 (or email) to book.

Tables are getting booked quite quickly now - and only ONE WEEK to go!
Get your bookings in now.

--
Colin Case
www.ruytonxitowns.org.uk
Tel: +44 1939 260628
Mobile: +44 7860 904006
Fax: +44 872 115 8730

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Thursday, 17 April 2014

Willow Gallery, Oswestry

Message from Tereska at the Willow Gallery - where there is loads going on as usual.

Craft Fair, Ceilidh & Chris Quinn at The Willow Gallery


Spring Craft Fair – This Saturday- 19th April
10am to 5pm

A celebration of local creativity with around 20 stalls in the Main Gallery and Dunbabin Room, this is a craft fair not to be missed.  Crafters, artists, designers and makers will be showcasing a wide range of handcrafted, locally made products including ironwork, jewellery, textiles, furniture, wood turning, silk, glass work, cards, ceramics and much more.

May Weekend Ceilidh with The Devil’s Chair Ceilidh Band
Saturday 3rd of May  8pm  

This lively group of experienced musicians & singers blend their own styles into a toe tapping and memorable selection of tunes. Professional guidance for dancers. Featuring Andy Jones (fiddle), Andrew Norman (concertina/vocals), John Evans (guitar/vocals) and Hilary Evans (bodhran/caller.)  
£8
Dunbabin Room with Outdoor Seating - Bring your own ceilidh picnic and drinks.

Ceilidh Dancing Workshop   
Saturday 3rd of May - 6pm - 7.30pm
£2 adults/50p children

Live music from the Devil’s Chair Ceilidh Band and tuition from professional caller Hilary Evans.

Chris Quinn – Saturday 10th May – 8pm   £10

Chris Quinn is becoming known across the UK and Europe as an exceptional acoustic musician, songwriter and performer. He’s recently performed at some of the world’s most famous venues, from BB Kings Blues Club in New York, to London’s Royal Albert Hall and from Cambridge folk festival to touring with the opening act for The Jools Holland Orchestra.  Heavily influenced by British folk and roots music his songs have been critically acclaimed in the music press. Chris’ shows cover a wide range of contemporary acoustic music alongside his own songs, from inventive flat picked tunes, beautiful interpretations of British folk songs and instrumental solo guitar pieces to mean finger style delta blues.

Chris will also be running an Acoustic Blues Guitar Workshop before the gig on Sat 10th May from 5pm to 6.30pm. An opportunity not to be missed! £10

The Willow Eatery will be serving a delicious selection of home cooked meals, deserts, light bites, alcoholic beverages, hot and soft drinks from 6pm to 7.30pm. Due to limited tables in the Eatery, advanced bookings for food and pre-orders are essential.
For further information, please contact the Willow Eatery.
lindsay@willoweatery.co.uk
 
Acoustic Sessions – 1st Saturday of the month, 3.30 – 5.30pm.
All acoustic musicians welcome for an informal gathering to share ideas, perform and jam.
Free event, no need to book.
 
The Willow Gallery is a community interest, not-for-profit gallery; therefore your support is much appreciated.

The Willow Gallery, 56 Willow Street, Oswestry, SY11 1AE.
Tel: 01691 657575.
Email:willowgalleryoswestry@gmail.com
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Shrewsbury Toilets re-open!

Message from Suzie Wilkinson.
Residents and visitors alike will be appreciative and it is indicative of our desire to improve the attraction of Shrewsbury for the benefit of all.”

 

 
 

SHREWSBURY TOWN COUNCIL

 

 

 

 

PRESS RELEASE

 

 

BUTCHER ROW TOILETS OPEN IN TIME FOR EASTER 

 

The new facility in Butcher Row, will open in time for the Easter break contains male, female and disabled facilities, along with a baby changing area, all at ground level.

Helen Ball Town Clerk added: “I am really pleased we have been able to re-open Butcher Row in time for the Easter break. The site looks fantastic and the Changing Places facility will ensure that the toilets are fully accessible for all.”


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