Baschurch fish & chips CLOSED 6th - 27th February

Message from BASCHURCH FISH AND CHIPS 

BASCHURCH FISH & CHIP SHOP WILL BE CLOSED

From Monday 6th February until Monday 27th February

Re-opening on Tuesday 28th February

Baschurch Fish & Chips closed 6th - 27th February

Message from BASCHURCH FISH AND CHIPS 

BASCHURCH FISH & CHIP SHOP WILL BE CLOSED

From Monday 6th February until Monday 27th February

Re-opening on Tuesday 28th February

Coffee morning - MONDAY 13th February

Message from Chris Ayers

COFFEE MORNING - change of date to Monday 13th February in Victoria Room

Agenda for Ruyton Parish Council meeting 7 February 2023

Message from Lydia Bardsley, Ruyton XI Towns Parish Clerk.

Ruyton XI Towns Parish Council Meeting.

 TUESDAY 7th FEB, 6.30pm

to be held in VICTORIA ROOM.

The agenda is attached and can also be found on the Council's agenda and minutes page of the website, and the draft Jan minutes are linked within the agenda. Amongst other items, we will be receiving an update on the CIL Road Safety Project, streetlighting, and email providers. We will also be looking at appointing trustees for the Basnett, Mathews, and Minton Trust, and will discuss the Coronation in May 2023. There are also several planning applications to consider, please follow the links in the agenda for the full planning details. Following the recent sad events, we will also be considering how to improve safety and ensure better diversion management during unexpected road closures on the A5. 

Protect your valuables from thieves: As as reminder, the Parish Council does still have some free Smartwater kits left in stock, these protect your valuables from would-be thieves. If you moved to the village in the last 2 years and did not get a kit in the first distribution wave, please contact the Council on 01691 674742 or parishclerk@ruytonxitownsparishcouncil.org.uk to request a free kit. If you did get a kit previously but have not used it yet, we would urge you to make use of it to mark up your valuables and put the stickers on your windows. Each kit has a completely unique mix of Smartwater fluid which is clear but glows under UV light - this allows police to return stolen items to their rightful owners. Once valuables are marked up the Smartwater should fluoresce for a number of years, however the kits we issued back in 2020 do have a recommended "use by date", so the sooner they are used the better. The stickers are an important part of the kit as they act as a powerful deterrant for thieves, so make sure you place these somewhere visible and prominent.

Kind regards,

Mrs Lydia Bardsley
Clerk to Ruyton XI Towns Parish Council
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11 High Fawr Close, Oswestry, SY11 1TE
parishclerk@ruytonxitownsparishcouncil.org.uk
01691 674742

Tabletop sale, Weston Lullingfields Village Hall

Message from Gill Jones, Weston Lullingfields.

Indoor Tabletop Sale Weston Lullingfields Village Hall Saturday 4th February

See attached poster for details

A murder mystery by local author `Each Slow Dusk`

Message from Dave Andrews, Reader & Writer in Residence at Oswestry Library

A new murder mystery by Dave Andrews

EACH SLOW DUSK

A murder mystery set in Oswestry! A body is discovered at the foot of the Wilfred Owen statue in Cae Glas Park in the middle of town. Detective Chief Inspector Gary Probert - temporarily transferred, against his will, from Telford to Oswestry - unexpectedly finds himself heading up a baffling investigation.

DCI Probert is determined to solve the crime before his superiors call him back to Telford at Christmas but time is running out for him. In the meantime, he starts to fall in love with his new home. And then there's his new running partner, the attractive Elizabeth with her lovely hair and firm views.

Dave Andrews is Reader & Writer in Residence at Oswestry Library. Each Slow Dusk is his twelfth book and his story-telling experience certainly shows. He cleverly combines a carefully-worked crime novel with a tale of growing romance as DCI Probert tries to come to terms with his past. A masterful story and it's a delight to read about familiar landmarks in a book which is a very positive advert for our town.

£9.99 Available in local outlets or directly from the author at daveauthor54@gmail.com

 

Library event - HSBC with financial advice

Message forwarded by Ingrid Knowles, Oswestry.net

---------- Forwarded message ---------
From: Louise Taylor-Kennett <Louise.Taylor-Kennett@shropshire.gov.uk>
Date: Wed, 1 Feb 2023 at 12:30
Subject: Free HSBC Pop-Up Banking advice sessions at Oswestry Library in February
To: oswestrynet@gmail.com <oswestrynet@gmail.com>

Why not join us at Oswestry Library on Friday 10^th or Friday 24^th February between 10-11am  when HSBC will be running a financial pop-up? Bank staff will be giving advice about getting financially fitter, and banking in a more modern way beyond the branch. The sessions are free.

 Many thanks

Louise

 

Louise Taylor-Kennett

Deputy Branch Manager

Oswestry Library

01743 250351 · louise.taylor-kennettl@shropshire.gov.uk