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Welcome to the April issue of the Ossett & Horbury Review. We havemore pages and more copies going out this month to ensure everyonein Horbury has the opportunity to respond to the CommunityGovernance Review. A group of residents has lodged a petition withWMDC for Horbury to have a parish council and all residents fo Horburyhave the opportunity to have a say and have their opion and wishesheard. It affects everyone living in the Horbury catchment area, soplease do go along to the public meetings and send in your views. Seethe centre pages for more details.
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Don’t forget to take a look at the Diary page to see what’s happeninglocally and if you know of a local event, please send in the details.We’ll do our best to include it in the next issue.
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Caron
6 Have You Shared a Book Today? The
new Bookaboo series
8 Meeting the Ossett Upholstery Team
10 Food & Drink - All things Chocolate
14 Ice - In Case of Emergency
16 Health & Wellbeing - A Healthy Heart
23 Do You Want a Parish Council for
Horbury? Your chance to have a say
32 Kids Page
34 Discover the National Coal Mining
Museum
35 Wakefield West Riding Operatic
Society
36 Diary Pages
40 Community Pages
46 Useful Telephone Numbers
48 Domestic Services
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The Hairy Toe, illustrated by Daniel Postgate
A Mummy For Owen by Marion Dane Bauer and illustrated by John Butler
No Matter What by Debi Gliori
Class Two at the Zoo by Julia Jarman and illustrated by Lynne Chapman
The Lamb Who Came for Dinner by Steve Smallman and Joelle Dreidemy
Pooh Is That You Bertie? by David Roberts
That Rabbit Belongs to Emily Brown by Cressida Cowell and Neal Layton
The Night Pirates by Peter Harris and illustrated by Deborah Allwright
Norma Snows by Paula Metcalf
One key area that Bookaboo is keen to
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With an increasing number of parents lacking
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Formed in response to customer requests for quality headboards, footstools andchairs to coordinate with their curtains bought from The Curtain Shop, OssettUpholstery has gone from strength to strength, now employing three local people.Providing a service to the many people who want to own quality furniture that willlast, tailor made to their own specifications. For re-upholstery of your existingfurniture or newly commissioned bespoke furniture, you can be confident of the highquality workmanship and customer service associated with The Curtain Shop.
Martin RandallWhen Martin Randall joined Ossett Upholstery in 2005, David Aldred, theowner, knew that he’d found the perfect person for the fledglingbusiness. Although Ossett Upholstery was a newly formed company,Martin’s 40 years of experience and expertise was, and still is, invaluableand ensures a standard of workmanship and service seldom found thesedays. Apprentice trained, Martin learnt his craft at WT Nettletons,working on both traditional and contemporary pieces of furniture.
Lucy HinchLucy has recently been awarded the prestigious award ofApprentice of the Year by the North Lancs Training Group forher work with Ossett Upholstery. She started herapprenticeship over two years ago after deciding her ‘A’ levelcourse at Ossett Sixth Form wasn’t for her and feels she’s reallyfound her niche in the male dominated world of upholstery.
Masi KholwadiaMasi joined Ossett Upholstery in July 2008, having worked as anupholsterer in Batley for over five years. Having been trained andqualified in traditional upholstery, Masi prefers the original method ofupholstery to modern techniques, which sits very well with the ethosof Ossett Upholstery, where a high quality of workmanship andmaterials used ensures fine quality furniture.
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Easter means one thing in our household - chocolate,chocolate and more chocolate! Here are a couple of ourfavourite chocolate recipes that have stood the test of timeand are always great for giving as gifts.
ChocolateChocolate actually contains many substances that aregood for you. Flavonols - have antioxidising properties which helpprevent tissue damage and cardiovascular problems. Vitamin E, beta-carotene & copper - also antioxidants. Potassium - reduces blood pressure. Cholesterol-reducing hypocholesterolemiant fats - darkchocolate is particularly high in these.
Chocolate Oakcakes8oz (225g) Butter6oz (175g) Light muscovado sugar8oz (225g) Porridge oats1oz (25g) Cocoa powder8oz (225g) Plain dark chocolate
Preheat oven to 180C, 350F, Gas Mark 4 and grease ashallow 19cm (7.5in) square cake tin.Melt the butter in a suacepan over a low heat. Removepan from heat and add the sugar, cocoa and oats. Stirwell to combine evenly.Pour mixture into the tin and bake in oven for 10-15 mins,until bubbling. Allow the mixture to cool in the tin.Melt the dark chocolate and pour it over the top of thecooled oatcakes. Leave in a cool place until chocolate isset, then cut into squares.N.B. Chocolate can separate from oatcakes when cut.You can cut oatcakes into squares before pouring onchocolate and letting chocolate dribble down sides ofsquares to give it better purchase.
Rum Truffles
In a heavy based saucepan, heat cream & butter until almostboiling.Remove from heat and stir in the chocolate.When the chocolate has melted, add the alcohol.Pour chocolate mixture into a flat tin lines with greaseproof paperand leave in fridge for several hours until firm.When set, pull off small pieces and roll into balls (chill again if themixture becomes difficult to work with)Roll the truffles in one of the coatings or dip into melted chocolateand leave in fridge to harden
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Aroma Cafe & BarHigh Street, Horbury
Hot & Cold Drinks
Hot & Cold Sandwiches to eat in or take away
Open 8.00am to 2.00pm
Monday - Saturday
How does it work? Simply use your mobile’s phone book to
store the name and number of someone who
should be contacted if you have an
emergency – but add the letters ICE in front
of their name.
ICE stands for ‘In Case of Emergency’: it’s
what the emergency services will look for if
you’re involved in an accident and have your
mobile phone with you. This straightforward
idea was developed by the East Anglian
Ambulance Trust.
Getting startedOn most mobile phones you simply need to
select ‘Contacts’ and choose ‘Add New
Contact’, then enter the letters ‘ICE’ next to
the name, followed by the telephone number
of your next of kin. Make sure you choose a
number that’s easy to get in touch with – a
home number could be useless in an
emergency if the person works full time. We
recommend that you enter daytime and
evening numbers where this is possible.
What should I do next?Make sure the person whose name and
number you are giving has agreed to be your
‘ICE partner’. You should also make sure
your ICE partner has a list of people to
contact on your behalf, such as your place of
work. In addition, they’ll need to know about
any medical conditions that could affect your
emergency treatment, including allergies or
medication.
If you’re under 18, your ICE partner should
be your mother, your father or an immediate
member of your family authorised to make
decisions on your behalf. Friends and other
relatives won’t be able to make decisions for
you if you’re admitted to hospital.
If you store multiple contacts and numbers,
store them as ICE-1, ICE-2, ICE-3 etc in
order of priority.
Storing an ICE number makes it easier for
everyone if you’re involved in an accident. It
only takes a few seconds, so do it today -
please.
In Case of Emergency, who do you contact?Eight out of ten people aren’t carrying
information that would help if they were
involved in an accident.
Storing next-of-kin details in your mobile
phone can assist the emergency services if
you’re unable to tell them who to contact.
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Healthy Hearts at WorkMillions of employees across the country are puttingtheir health at risk, just by sitting at their desk. The useof computers and email have drastically reduced theamount of time office workers spend away from theirdesk. Some workers even stay glued to their chairthroughout lunchtime. Physical inactivity is linked witha higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes, coronaryheart disease, high blood pressure and cancer and recentfigures show that this is costing the NHS over £1 billion.
Many of find it difficult to fit in regular exercise, but we
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activity levels can make a huge difference, here’s how it
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Do the twist - Don’t just sit there, twist your body from
side to side, make sure you are sitting in a comfortable
position with you back straight and your feet flat on the
floor and twist slightly in your chair from side to side
Stretch your legs - Make a point of getting up and
walking across the office to talk to colleagues instead of
emailing. You could even hold a weekly ‘No Email’ day
In flight entertainment - Remember the feet and leg
exercises you are asked to do on aeroplane, these are
excellent for maintaining circulation in the lower body
Step out - Organise a daily ‘corporate walk, a brisk 20
minute walk every lunchtime will help to keep your
heart healthy
Use the stairs - Stairs are an excellent work out, even
when climbed slowly they offer a fantastic way of
improving fitness and making your heart muscle
stronger. If you’re on the ground floor you can go up
the stairs and back down, whenever you feel like
stretching your legs
Snack attack - If you get the munchies at work avoid
high fat, salty or sugary snacks. Instead go for fruit or
chopped crunchy vegetables, such as carrots, celery or
peppers.
Go nuts - Nuts and seeds are great to snack on and are
a good source of essential omegas 3 fatty acids. But
remember they are high in calories and you only need a
palmful every day so it’s a good idea to measure them
out and pop them in a small dish on your desk.
Keep your heart healthy, don’t just sit there, seek out
opportunities to get moving, choose healthy snacks and
keep your heart healthy.
For more information and adviceabout healthy living, contact HeartResearch UK on 0113 297 6206 oremail [email protected].
health & wellbeingHit Your Peak forHeart Research UKYorkshire’s own national heart charity, Heart Research
UK, is urging keen walkers to get their boots on and
sign up for their flagship fundraiser, the ‘Yorkshire
Three Peaks Challenge’ on Saturday 20 June. This 25-
mile walk, not only provides spectacular scenery and
gets the heart pumping, it helps raise funds for
pioneering research into the prevention, treatment and
cure of Britain’s biggest killer, heart disease.
Now in its thirteenth year, the challenge covers
three of the highest peaks in the Yorkshire Dales -
Pen-y-ghent, Whernside and Ingleborough. The
charity needs as many dedicated, physically fit people
as possible to do one, two, or even three peaks to help
it continue the fight against heart disease.
Denise Armstrong, Lifestyle Manager for Heart
Research UK says: “Walking regularly is great
exercise to keep your heart healthy. It helps tone your
muscles, improves circulation and can make you feel
happier and more relaxed. Taking part in an
established event like this is a fantastic way to raise
money and find the motivation to get into an exercise
routine and stick to it.”
Unlike many other organisations, Heart Research
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For further information or to enter the YorkshireThree Peaks Challenge, contact Heart ResearchUK on 0113 234 7474 or visit our websitewww.heartresearch.org.uk/three_peaks.htm
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The members of Wakefield West Riding Operatic Society are busy rehearsing forLional Bart’s ‘Oliver’, which will show at the Theatre Royal, Wakefield Tuesday,12th May until Saturday 16th May.
Rehearsals are taking place at Outwood,Wakefield and Flushdyke School, Ossettamong a cast including adults andchildren from all the surrounding areas -Ossett, Horbury, Batley, Doncaster, Selbyand even Rotherham. The tickets are nowon sale at the theatre and can also bepurchased on line and over the telephone.
Wakefield West Riding Operatic Society
In a Victorian West Midlands charity workhouse, orphan boys march towards their places at the dinnertables. They dream about the meal they are looking forward to. But although they anticipate the pleasuresof hot sausage and mustard, cold jelly and custard, in fact all they ever get is gruel.After eating their miserable daily ration, one boy called Oliver dares to ask Mr Bumble, who runs theworkhouse with Widow Corney, ‘Please sir, I want some more’. Mr Bumble is enraged and Oliver tries torun away. When he is caught, Mr Bumble takes him into the cold snowy streets to be sold for the price of amere seven guineas. He is bought by Mr Sowerberry, an undertaker, and is ill-treated by him and bullied bytheir older hired hand, Noah Claypole. Oliver is very miserable and daydreams of the mother he neverknew. When he is teased about his feelings, he hits out and is put into a coffin as punishment, but he escapesand runs out into the streets and after days and days of walking, finds himself in the streets of London.
Join the cast of Oliver to see where this timeless taleof the little orphan boy leads. With fantastic songssuch as Food Glorious Food and As Long as He NeedsMe, this is a night not to be missed and providesentertainment for all the family.
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Discover A Great Day Outat the National Coal Mining MuseumThe National Coal Mining Museum for England provides a great day out with a unique opportunity to travel 140metres underground down one of Britain's oldest working mines. It offers an unusual combination of excitingexperiences, whilst providing a genuine insight into the hard working lives of miners through the ages. With lotsto do and see, it is recommended that a minimum of 3 hours is allowed for you visit, but you could easily spendthe whole day there. You are advised to arrive early for the underground tours as they tend to book up veryfast, especially during school holidays.
Things to See and Do at the NCM:
• Underground Tour - lasts about 75 mins
• Hope Pit - a fully restored colliery complex totallydedicated to science, with hands-on interactivemodels, touch screen displays and virtual guides
• Nature Trail - see what wildlife you can spot
• Museum Exhibitions - original colliery buildingsand pithead, a 1876 steam winder, pithead baths,medical centre and other facinating exhibits
• Pit Ponies - meet them and find out about theirrole in coal mining
• Museum Shop & Cafe
EASTER FUN AT MINING MUSEUMCome and discover the best place to celebrateEaster this year, without breaking the bank. Thereis so much going on at the National Coal MiningMuseum for England over the Easter break, youwon’t know where to start!
Easter Egg TrailHelp the Easter Bunny & Spring Fairies Find their EggsThe highlight of the Easter Weekend (9 to 13 April)is to help the Easter Bunny and Spring Fairies findtheir eggs with our Easter Egg Trail (£1 per child).Children will need to solve riddles and thenexplore the Museum, but the reward is a visit tothe Easter Bunny in his spring grotto to bepresented with a sweet treat!
Free Family Art & Craft ActivitiesThroughout the Easter holidays (6 - 17 April) therewill be free family art and craft activities based onSpring and the Nature Trail. Held in the EducationActivities room between 1pm and 4pm
Other ActivitiesThe Museum is also a great place to enjoy theoutdoors (weather permitting). If you’ve still gotenergy to burn, let off some steam in theadventure playground. You can meet Fred, at thePit Head Baths and Mrs Lockwood, both LivingHistory Interpreters who help bring the past to life.Visitors can stroll up to Hope Pit, where there’snow even more to discover and a chance to gethands on with science. There is also theunderground tour with an ex-miner, hands-onexhibitions and a stable yard with retired pitponies. Don’t forget that Morris the Miner willmaking appearances through out the week all overthe site.
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Dates for your diaryAPRIL 2009Easter Weekend 11th, 12th & 13th AprilRosebasket Craft & Gift Fair at the NCMIndoor craft and gift fair at the National CoalMining Museum, New Rd, Overton. Open 10am -4pm each day. Free Entry. Free Parking. 40 stalls,all quality products - no bric-a-brac or second handgoods. Contact: Paul Gunson on 01924 377694 www.rosebaskets.co.ukSaturday 11th AprilEaster Faire The Methodist Church, Horbury 10am - 12noonCoffee, Bric-a-Brac, Books etc Everyone welcome.Monday 13th AprilWorld Coal Carrying ChampionshipsStarts at Royal Oak and ends at Maypole,Gawthorpe. Tuesday April 14th; 28th & FortnightlyEntertainment & Dancing; Jazz & Swing Music ofthe 40s/50s with Eddie Martell & the RegHargreaves Quartet.Admission £2 on the door. 8.30pm startBatley Carr Social Club. Mill Rd.( off Bradford Rd.)Dewsbury. Tel. 01924 461242Sunday 19th April Brass Band Concert with Gawthorpe Brass ‘85Clarence Park Bandstand, Wakefield 2pm - 4pm Contact: [email protected] 22nd AprilRodillian Singers & Wakefield Metropolitan BrassBand in ConcertHosted by Wakefield Chantry Rotary Club at WakefieldTheatre Royal 7.30pm start. Proceeds to CancerResearch. Seating reservations can be made throughWakefield Theatre Royal Booking Office on: 01924211311 or www.wakefieldtheatres.co.ukSaturday 25th April Memorial Concert for Susan Elsworth Presented by Gawthorpe Brass ‘85 at KingswayChurch, Wesley Street, Ossett 7.15pm. CompereLeigh Baker, Guest Soloist Michael Howley. AdmissionFree - collection for Martin House Children’s Hospice.Refreshments. RSPV/Book: 01132735343/0113279 6201 Email: [email protected] 26th AprilSing & SwingPresented by Wakefield Amateur Operatic SocietyChorus at the Theatre Royal, Wakefield. Starts
7.15pm with guest artists, Silcoates School Big Band.Tickets £11 - £15, available from the Theare RoyalBox Office, 01924 211311 or Wakefield TouristInformation Centre, 01924 305000 / 305001Wednesday 30th AprilGeneral Meeting followed by Landscape intoTownscape by David & Deborah ScrivenAn illustrated talk about the changing face of Ossettsince the Middle Ages. Ossett & District HistoricalSociety meeting. Ossett Library - 7.30pmContact: Ruth Nettleton - Tel 01924 279449Deborah Scriven - email: [email protected]
MAY 2009Saturday 2nd May Wakefield’s Navy - stories of ships bought by thecity in WWII by Phil JudkinWakefield & District Family Histiory Society,Outwood Memorial Hall, Leeds Rd, Outwood. DoorsOpen 9.45am for 10.30am start. www.wdfhs.co.ukSaturday 16th May Brass Band Concert Clarence Park Bandstand, Wakefield 2pm - 4pmContact: [email protected] 20th - Saturday 23rd May Fabulous at 50! A Cabaret from CrigglestoneTheatre CompanyWakefield Arts Centre, Thornes ParkCrigglestone Theatre Company is 50 years old thisyear and are presenting the Fabulous at 50! cabaret Performances start: 7.15pm (Sat matinee: 2.15pm)Tickets: £8 adults / £6 concessionsContact Dave Rosamund on 01924 265829 Thursday 21st MayNostell WI - A talk called "A Pinch of Snuff"Nostell WI, 7.15pm at the Church of theResurrection, Kinsley. New members welcome fromall areas. Call Pauline Firth on 01226 727313.Spring Bank Weekend 23rd, 24th & 25th MayRosebasket Craft & Gift Fair at the NCMIndoor craft and gift fair at the National CoalMining Museum, New Rd, Overton. Open 10am -4pm each day. Free Entry. Free Parking. 40 stalls,all quality products. Contact: Paul Gunson on01924 377694 www.rosebaskets.co.ukSunday 31st May Under 17s Event/Local Bands Showcase Clarence Park Bandstand, Wakefield 3pm - 7pmContact: [email protected]
Please ensure your diary listings are with us by the 10th of the month preceeding publication.Email: [email protected] Post: Ossett Review, 4 Dickinson House, Bank St, Ossett WF5 8NW
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LocallyOssett & District Historical Society
Meetings are held in Ossett Library at 7.30pm on
the last Wednesday of each month
Contact: Ruth Nettleton - Tel 01924 279449
Deborah Scriven - email: [email protected]
Friends of Carr Lodge Park
Meet every second Wedneday of the month at
Horbury Library at 7pm.
If you are interested in joining the group, come
along to the meeting or contact the chairman,
Mike Smith for more details.
Tel: 01924 265681 Email: [email protected]
Ossett Civic Trust
Meets on the last Thursday of the month at Ossett
Community Centre, Prospect Road, Ossett at
7.30pm. New members are invited to come along.
Tel: 01924 260218 or 276033 for details
www.ossettcivictrust.co.uk
'Wakefield Orchestral Wind is planning to
expand this year and is appealing for players to fill
the following vacancies: Bass instrument players,
tenor trombone, euphonium, trumpets/cornets, and
a permanent percussionist/drummer. Rehearsals
take place at Ossett Community Centre every
Thursday evening at 7:15pm for a 7:30pm start.
Although we don't generally audition prospective
new members, our music is sometimes quite
demanding and players should therefore be
around Grade 5 standard. Although we are
predominantly a senior band, younger players are
welcomed and encouraged. For more information
call Fiona on 07929 734888 or visit
www.wakefieldorchestralwind.org.uk'
Ossett & Horbury Ladies Circle is part of a
national association for women aged between 18
and 45, whose motto is Fun, Friendship and
Fundraising. We meet every 1st and 3rd
Wednesday of the month at 8pm, taking part in a
wide variety of social and fundraising events.
Ladies Circle is a great way to make new friends -
and new members are always welcome. Contact
Name: Helen Paterson [email protected]
Wakefield Talking Newspaper
We are a group of volunteers who record the
Weekly Wakefield Express onto tape and CD to
distribute completely FREE to blind and visually
impaired people in the district. It is a service to
people who can no longer enjoy the pleasure of
reading about what is going on and is available in
their area. Contact Jean on 01924 252615 or
email: [email protected]
Middlestown Darby and Joan
Fortnightly meetings at Middlestown Working
Men’s Club with tea and bisuits, ceffee evenings,
entertainment and bingo. For further info call
Margaret on 01924 262780
Ed Balls MPWorking hard for Ossett as partof the Normanton Constituency
01924 898158 [email protected]
Regular advice surgeries held across the constituency on Friday afternoonsby appointment. Urgent appointments arranged by contacting Ed’s office.
CONTACT ED:• WRITE TO 54 High Street, Normanton, WF6 2AQ
• PHONE 01924 898 158 • FAX 01924 894 801
• EMAIL [email protected] • WEBSITE www.edballs.com
Councillor SurgeriesOssett WardCllr Peter Walker, Cllr Elizabeth Knowles
• Saturday 10.00 am - 12 noon in the
Magistrates' Room, Town Hall, Osset. The
Cllrs hold surgeries in rotation.
Cllr Terry Brown
Tel: 07932 552614 Email: [email protected]• Broadowler Stores, Broadowler Estate.
1st Monday of each month. 6.30pm - 8.00pm
• Ossett Town Hall
3rd Tuesday of each month. 12.00 noon - 2.00pm
Horbury & South Ossett WardCllr Graham JestyTel: 01924 374142 Email: [email protected] Weekly surgery at Horbury Conservative Club,
Saturdays 12noon - 2pm.
Cllr Alyson Ripley
If you have a problem at any time, call Alyson
Ripley on (01924) 262035 and she will arrange
to come and see you.
Cllr John Sharp
If you have a problem at any time, call John
Sharp on (01924) 211188 or 07896 174607 and
he will arrange to come and see you.
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Netherton and District Women’s Institute
Come along to one of our meetings on 2nd
Tuesday in the month at 7.15pm in the Methodist
Chapel Hall, Netherton Lane, Netherton
Make new friends • Interesting Speakers • Tea &
Biscuits... Call Eileen on 01924 275276
Netherton Youth Club
open Wednesdays in term time from 7pm -
8.30pm for all 10-14 year olds at the Parish Hall,
Netherton. Variety of activities, very popular
sessions. Membership is £1.50 followed by 50p
each week or £1 to non-members
Contact Allyson on 01924 264924 or Louise on
01924 281423
The Wider AreaAstronomical Society
Ever wanted to learn about the Universe or see
the Planets through a Telescope?
West Yorkshire Astronomical Society can help you
do just that. The Society is based at Rosse
Observatory, Carleton Road, Pontefract WF8 3RJ.
Open every Tuesday from 7.30 – 9pm. (Closed
August) All welcome. www.WYAS.org.uk
TRAC - The Really Active Club
The Really Active Club is a group of all ages who
like to explore Britain on foot and by bicycle, visit
museums and stately homes and sample the
occasional quaint pub and teashop. Regularly use
hostels as bases for good value weekends away
but YHA membership isn’t necessary to join. A full
programme of activities.
Email: [email protected] or tel Jackie on
01924 829096 www.yhatrac.org.uk
Wakefield & District Family History Society
Meet at The Memorial Hall, Leeds Rd, Outwood on
the first Saturday in the month. Doors open at
9.45am for a 10.30am start. Available on the day:
stalls, books of interest to Family Historians, Help
Desk, Library, Computer Desk and Refreshments.
Visitors are welcome.
Contact: Ron Pullan at [email protected]
The Rodillian Singers
A love of music and a good sense of humour are
the most important prerequisites - an ability to
read music is not essential. Rehearsals are held
on Thursday evenings at 7.30pm at East Ardsley
Methodist Church, Chapel Street, East Ardsley
Wakefield WF3 2AA
For details visit www.rodilliansingers.com
The Black Horse Poets
Always welcome new members. A group of
unpretentious ‘amateur’ poets who meet on the
last Tuesday of every month at 7pm in Henry
Boons, Westgate, Wakefield, for readings and
discussions of members’ peoms. For further
details email: [email protected]
Dogs for the Disabled
Dogs for the Disabled is a charity based in
Oxfordshire, which trains assistance dogs to be
partnered with disabled children and adults who,
with their help, can lead more independent and
fulfilled lives. We have recently opened a new
training centre in Nostell, Wakefield, which will
help us to provide more dogs for people living in
the North of England. We need the help and
support of local people, community groups,
schools and businesses in order to raise funds for
our vital work (we receive no government funding.)
If you are interested in supporting Dogs for the
Disabled in your local area please contact
Rowan Martin on 01924 860699
or email [email protected].
International Plastic Modellers Society
(Wakefield and District Branch)We meet on the second friday of the month at
Netherton WMC, Netherton Lane, Netherton from
7.30 pm onwards,where we enjoy discussing and
displaying plastic models in a range of scales and
subjects , our meetings are free to attend and new
members are always welcome.
Contact: Karl Grubb on 01924820264
www.ipmswakefield.multiply.com
Yorkshire Philharmonic Choir
Is a choir of over 100 voices and rehearses each
week on Tuesday evenings 7.30pm to 9.30pm at
Mulberry House Hall, Margaret Street, Wakefield.
They promote five concerts per year, usually in
Wakefield Cathedral, but also in Dewsbury Town
Hall. The group was formed 55 years ago from the
school choir at the old Thornes House Grammar
School. New members especially welcome,
contact Graham Heley on 01924 272385 or email
Pugneys Swan & Wildlife Rescue
(Based in Stanley)
Looks after orphaned and injured wildlife until
ready for a safe release. We urgently need
donations of dog, cat food and biscuits, towels,
newspapers, etc. We are also short of indoor,
plastic guinea pig cages as we currently have 50
hedgehogs until the spring. We have no paid
staff, so volunteers required for practical and fund
raising help. We take suitable students for Duke of
Edinburgh and other placements.
CONTACT – 01924 823117
(Registered Charity Number 1087840)
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CommunityCentre News
Forthcoming EventsSun April 5th - Lunch - St John’sSat April 11th - Monthly Sequence DanceSun April 26th - Lunch - ColinSat May 2nd - Maypole ProcessionFri May 15th - Tea DanceSat May 16th - Cancer Research SpringFair 10am - 12pm
Ossett War Memorial Community CentreProspect Road, Ossett, West Yorkshire WF5 8AN
Tel: 01924 274838
Manager: Michael Manders Assistant: Bill WrightChair: Colin Oldroyd ViceChair: Kevin Hemingway
Treasurer: David Gill Secretary: Margaret Hemingway
The Centre has rooms with fully
licensed bars available for all types of
parties of up to 150 people
ANNUAL GENERALMEETING
Monday 1st JuneEveryone is welcome but only members
have voting rights
CENTRE ANNUAL DINNERSaturday 9th May
7.00pm for 7.30pm Tickets £13.50 from the Centre.
This is an enjoyable evening with a goodmeal followed by dancing to JSK music.
Running for PaulsworldCrigglestone man Colin
Ward is in training to take part
in the London Marathon on the 26th
April, raising money for the local Paulsworld charity.
Colin and his wife Sue were good friends with Paul
Curtis and his partner Julie for many years before
Paul was diagnosed and subsequently lost his
battle with Motor Neurone Disease.
Both Colin and Sue are involved with
Paulsworld, the charity Paul set up in frustration
after not being able to get the much needed
mobility equipment fast enough to ensure the best
possible quality of life for as long as possible.
Paulsworld fundraises to buy mobility
equipment, such as wheelchairs and a specially
adapted van so that sufferes with MND can remain
mobile as long as possible and get out and about.
It was one of Paul’s frustrations that there was so
much red tape and delay, that if applied for a piece
of equipment to help keep him mobile, by the time
the equipment arrived with him, the disease had
progressed to such an extent it rendered the piece
of equipment useless to him.
MND suffers
need equipment
quickly to benefit
from it and this is
what Paulsworld
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Colin is no
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marathons, having
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including Breast
Cancer.
If you would like to sponsor Colin or make a
donation to the Paulsworld charity, please ring Sue
Ward, the treasurer of the charity, on: 01924 25023
or 07963 227857. www.paulsworld.org.uk
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Produced to the same high standard as the popular
Ossett Review, the Wakefield North, Wakefield
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are delivered through letterboxes across the
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available in most local shops. They are a great way
to keep in touch with local news and events and to
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