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information and web sites
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help ease your lock
down
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Relax and enjoy
Introducing the first online magazine covering the three
villages of Cradley, Storridge and Mathon. This is a monthly
magazine with updates available during that time. We aim to
be very flexible in time scales to allow members of the
communities the maximum time to get their contributions to
us. We have a very relaxed editorial stance only requiring that
submissions meet basic standards of good manners,decency
and of course legality.
So, open house on making a contribution either personally or
on behalf of your group. Make use of us to get your point of
view or personal opinion and event out there or even debate a
topic all for FREE.
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advertising with us along with direct links to your own website
and free advert design. We are a non profit making project and
only have web management costs to consider.
To contact us with any contributions, notices, information or
your expertise in your favourite interest drop us an Email or fill
in the form
Don’t forget to visit us several times during an issues month as
we are adding new items all the time
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Mathon: Vacancy
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It’s all here the
complete Magazine
Red Lion
Cradley
Cradley
Vaccine
information
It’s child’s play to get in touch with
us and get your thoughts on line
Links to all your local
information and web sites
Follow our very own
Silver Backpackers
on their journeys
around the world to
help ease your lock
down
Seaspiracy
NETFLIX
We Are Opening!
Relax and enjoy
Introducing the first online magazine covering the three
villages of Cradley, Storridge and Mathon. This is a monthly
magazine with updates available during that time. We aim to
be very flexible in time scales to allow members of the
communities the maximum time to get their contributions to
us. We have a very relaxed editorial stance only requiring that
submissions meet basic standards of good manners,decency
and of course legality.
So, open house on making a contribution either personally or
on behalf of your group. Make use of us to get your point of
view or personal opinion and event out there or even debate a
topic all for FREE.
For local (and slightly further away businesses) we offer FREE
advertising with us along with direct links to your own website
and free advert design. We are a non profit making project and
only have web management costs to consider.
To contact us with any contributions, notices, information or
your expertise in your favourite interest drop us an Email or fill
in the form
Don’t forget to visit us several times during an issues month as
we are adding new items all the time
Seaspiracy
Red LIon Opening
Now Opening
Contact Us
Editor: final selection pending
Features Editor:Harold Armitage
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
No 17
From the Parish Council
March 2021
The Parish Council met on Tuesday 9
th
March – the meetings are still virtual, but we’re hopeful of restarting monthly in-
person meetings in July. With fingers firmly crossed that this happens, the council agreed dates for the next year of
meetings, which will be added to the council website shortly.
Keen followers of parish law will know that there is normally an annual parish meeting for all parishioners which is held
in May and gives a chance for all parishioners to have a say about matters of concern in the area. Last year we were
unable to hold the meeting as it got left out of the change of rules that allowed for remote meetings, but that has now
been fixed. As it seems certain that we will still be under coronavirus restrictions in May, the meeting would have to be
held virtually. Would you like to see the meeting for all parishioners go ahead as a virtual meeting? Please let us know.
There is quite a bit of work planned for the recreation areas. The annual inspection was carried out recently and
identified some areas for work; the remaining repainting at Chapel Lane will be done, and there is new equipment being
installed at both Chapel Lane and Buryfields. We hope to get all of that completed in the next few months.
We’re still looking for ideas for ways to improve the parish environment. We’ve had a lot of support for improving
walking and cycling routes, such as routes to school – is this something you’d welcome, or would you suggest something
else?
And, of course, if you’d really like to have a say on how public money should be spent in the parish, the best way is to
become a parish councillor. There are a number of vacancies on the council, and we’re always keen to hear from
people who would like to be join. Please contact the clerk or any of the councillors if you’d like to find out more.
As ever, if you want to contact the parish council about anything, please email me on
clerk@cradleyparishcouncil.gov.uk.
26th March 2021
NEXT PARISH COUNCIL MEETING
Tuesday 13 April 2021 by Zoom virtual meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86584098615?pwd=Zno5emxIdnoyU0Q5Sm5ENzl2O
U51QT09
Editor: final selection pending
Correspondents:
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
26th March 2021
No 17
NEXT PARISH COUNCIL MEETING
Tuesday 13 April 2021 by Zoom virtual meeting
https://us02web.zoom.us/j/86584098615?pwd=
Zno5emxIdnoyU0Q5Sm5ENzl2OU51QT09
March 2021
The Parish Council met on Tuesday 9
th
March – the meetings
are still virtual, but we’re hopeful of restarting monthly in-
person meetings in July. With fingers firmly crossed that this
happens, the council agreed dates for the next year of
meetings, which will be added to the council website shortly.
Keen followers of parish law will know that there is normally
an annual parish meeting for all parishioners which is held in
May and gives a chance for all parishioners to have a say
about matters of concern in the area. Last year we were
unable to hold the meeting as it got left out of the change of
rules that allowed for remote meetings, but that has now
been fixed. As it seems certain that we will still be under
coronavirus restrictions in May, the meeting would have to be
held virtually. Would you like to see the meeting for all
parishioners go ahead as a virtual meeting? Please let us
know.
There is quite a bit of work planned for the recreation areas.
The annual inspection was carried out recently and identified
some areas for work; the remaining repainting at Chapel
Lane will be done, and there is new equipment being
installed at both Chapel Lane and Buryfields. We hope to get
all of that completed in the next few months.
We’re still looking for ideas for ways to improve the parish
environment. We’ve had a lot of support for improving
walking and cycling routes, such as routes to school – is this
something you’d welcome, or would you suggest something
else?
And, of course, if you’d really like to have a say on how public
money should be spent in the parish, the best way is to
become a parish councillor. There are a number of vacancies
on the council, and we’re always keen to hear from people
who would like to be join. Please contact the clerk or any of
the councillors if you’d like to find out more.
As ever, if you want to contact the parish council about
anything, please email me on
clerk@cradleyparishcouncil.gov.uk.
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This Month’s gardening videos
LET US KNOW HOW YOUR GARDEN IS GOING WITH ALL
THE ATTENTION IT IS GETTING AT THE MOMENT
TAKE SOME PICS ON YOUR PHONE
No 17
Well, hatchet out and ladders at the ready I finally assailed the weeping willow as it
sneakily burst overnight into leaf production. Three hours of sawing, clipping, machete
wielding reduced the growth down to the crown and the lawn into a willow forest of
fallen branches. Weird acrobatics on the top of the ladder averted collateral damage to
neighbours fence and willow deposits into their garden. Sweat, aches and pains
lubricated and renewed by copious cups of coffee supplied by the quartermaster (my
ever loving) made it a project rather than a chore, and one which will no doubt supply
me later in the year with a perfectly manicured weeping willow.( a bit against my “let
nature do as it will” philosophy”)
I was then able to sit down and shove it all through the blender ( garden chipper not the
kitchen one!) to decompose and return it to the soil from whence it came. There is
something quite satisfying about shoving a tree ( well, up to 3” diameter branches) through
a grinder. You can see half of the branches already chipped piled between the tree and the
ladder.
One tip is: if you are chipping willow cut off the thin end whips first and only put the wood that is bigger than your
little finger through as the whips will bend rather than chop and will clog up your chipper and you will spend much
time unclogging the blades. Better to bag them and take to the tip for recycling. Always take lots of willow cuttings 10”-
12” long cut below a node both ends, stick in a container with couple of inches of water until they sprout roots then
plant out. I am going to experiment with a 2” diameter piece of willow and see if I can burst it back into life and will
keep you posted. Try a living willow fence or arch. Great for the kids to try as they can
see results very quickly. Or give them as gifts to people you don’t like… he! he!
The continuing saga of the almost discarded Yukka root, which if you remember seemed
to resist revival despite what our Australian You Tubers stated online. After months of
inaction and surviving this winter playing dead( could teach the dog a trick or two) it has
decided to make a healthy appearance into the land of the living. I never cease to be
amazed by what nature manages without our interference! This give me
much hope that despite the disputed damage to our world the old girl
will survive and triumph.
Much pruning and transplanting of hardy perennials this week and seeking out those pesky leaves
that always evade clean ups. Transplanted peonies are now showing healthy growth and look like
they will fare better in their new position. Work schedule revolves around preparing for the early
growths of Spring
It’s
child’s
play to
get your
garden
pictures and videos
to us
Give it a try!
Do it today
Take your pick from the bunch to the left. Don’t they all look great?
You can grow them in your garden and greenhouse quite easily and cheaply.
Biggest problem is the choosing of what you want to grow.
Pick what you like to eat and then add a few you have never tried or thought you could
never grow. It doesn’t matter if they are a failure, gardening is all about having a go. The
world is not going to end if you fail.
26th March 2021
The online magazine for Cradley, Storridge & Mathon
Let us have your gardening tips
and tricks and even host a
regular gardening
column. We will
continue to seek out
the most
informative
videos from
the
web but feel free to let
us have a video tour of your garden
or a video of how you do things.
Wonderful things smart phones!
This Month’s gardening videos
LET US KNOW HOW YOUR GARDEN IS GOING WITH ALL
THE ATTENTION IT IS GETTING AT THE MOMENT
TAKE SOME PICS ON YOUR PHONE
Editor: final selection pending
Correspondents:
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
Your Local Garden Centre
Wykeham Gardens
26th March 2021
No 17
Do it today
Well, hatchet out and ladders at the ready I
finally assailed the weeping willow as it
sneakily burst overnight into leaf
production. Three hours of sawing,
clipping, machete wielding reduced
the growth down to the crown and the
lawn into a willow forest of fallen branches. Weird
acrobatics on the top of the ladder averted collateral
damage to neighbours fence and willow deposits into
their garden. Sweat, aches and pains lubricated and
renewed by copious cups of coffee supplied by the
quartermaster (my ever loving) made it a project rather
than a chore, and one which will no doubt supply me
later in the year with a perfectly manicured weeping
willow.( a bit against my “let nature do as it will”
philosophy”)
I was then able to sit down and shove it
all through the blender ( garden
chipper not the kitchen one!) to
decompose and return it to the soil
from whence it came. There is
something quite satisfying about
shoving a tree
( well, up to 3” diameter branches)
through a grinder. You can see half of
the branches already chipped piled
between the tree and the ladder.
One tip is: if you are chipping willow cut off the thin end
whips first and only put the wood that is bigger than your
little finger through as the whips will bend rather than
chop and will clog up your chipper and you will spend
much time unclogging the blades. Better to bag them and
take to the tip for recycling. Always take lots of willow
cuttings 10”-12” long cut below a node both ends, stick in
a container with couple of inches of water until they
sprout roots then plant out. I am going to experiment with
a 2” diameter piece of willow and see if I can burst it back
into life and will keep you posted. Try a living willow fence
or arch. Great for the kids to try as they can see results
very quickly. Or give them as gifts to people you don’t
like… he! he!
The continuing saga of the
almost discarded Yukka root,
which if you remember
seemed to resist revival
despite what our Australian
You Tubers stated online.
After months of inaction and
surviving this winter playing
dead( could teach the dog a
trick or two) it has decided to make a healthy appearance
into the land of the living. I never cease to be amazed by
what nature manages without our interference! This give
me much hope that despite the disputed damage to our
world the old girl will survive and triumph.
Much pruning and transplanting of hardy perennials this
week and seeking out those pesky leaves
that always evade clean ups. Transplanted
peonies are now showing healthy growth
and look like they will fare better in their
new position. Work schedule revolves
around preparing for the early growths of
Spring
It’s
child’s
play to
get your
garden
pictures and videos
to us
Give it a try!
Take your pick from the bunch to the left. Don’t they all look great?
You can grow them in your garden and greenhouse quite easily and
cheaply.
Biggest problem is the choosing of what you want to grow.
Pick what you like to eat and then add a few you have never tried or
thought you could never grow. It doesn’t matter if they are a failure,
gardening is all about having a go. The world is not going to end if
you fail.
No 17
April Fool's Day :1st Apr 2021
Celebrated all over the world as a morning of jokes and tricks - but don't play a trick
after noon - or you are the fool!
International Children's Book Day: 2nd Apr 2021
Held on or around Hans Christian Andersen's birthday, which is celebrated to inspire a love
of reading and to call attention to children's books.
Good Friday: 2nd Apr 2021
A bank holiday in the UK, this Christian celebration commemorates the crucifixion of
Jesus and his death at Calvary.
World Autism Awareness Day: 2nd Apr 2021
Autism-friendly events and educational activities take place all through the month of April
to
increase understanding and acceptance
Easter Day: 4th Apr 2021
Easter is the Christian celebration of Christ's resurrection, adopted as a secular
celebration with bunnies and chocolate eggs.
Earth Day: 22nd Apr 2021
Worldwide event to raise awareness of the environmental issues which face the whole of
planet Earth.
St. George's Day: 23rd Apr 2021
Annual celebration of England's Patron Saint.
National Shakespeare Day: 23rd Apr 2021
23rd April was both Shakespeare's birthday and date of his death. Celebrations are held in
his home town of Stratford-upon-Avon and around the UK.
World Book Night: 23rd Apr 2021
World Book Night brings people from all backgrounds together for one reason - to inspire
others to read more.
Penguin Day: 25th Apr 2021
Awareness day to highlight the dangers that penguin's habitats face, as well as the number of
penguin species which are endangered.
International Jazz Day: 30th Apr 2021
International Jazz Day brings people together all over the world to celebrate and learn
about jazz and its roots, future and impact.
Contact Us
Editor: final selection pending
Features Editor:Harold Armitage
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
26th March 2021
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No 17
April Fool's Day :1st Apr 2021
Celebrated all over the world as a
morning of jokes and tricks - but
don't play a trick after noon - or you
are the fool!
International Children's Book Day: 2nd
Apr
2021
Held on or around Hans Christian
Andersen's birthday, which is
celebrated to inspire a love of reading
and to call
attention to children's books.
Good Friday: 2nd Apr 2021
A bank holiday in the UK, this
Christian celebration
commemorates the crucifixion
of Jesus and his death at Calvary.
World Autism Awareness Day: 2nd
Apr 2021
Autism-friendly events and educational
activities take place all through the
month of April to increase understanding
and acceptance
Easter Day: 4th Apr 2021
Easter is the Christian
celebration of Christ's
resurrection, adopted as a
secular celebration with bunnies and chocolate eggs.
Earth Day: 22nd Apr 2021
Worldwide event to raise awareness
of
the environmental issues which face
the whole of planet Earth.
St. George's Day: 23rd Apr 2021
Annual celebration of England's
Patron Saint.
National Shakespeare Day: 23rd
Apr 2021
23rd April was both Shakespeare's
birthday and date of his death.
Celebrations are held in his home town
of
Stratford-upon-Avon and around the UK.
World Book Night: 23rd Apr 2021
World Book Night brings people from
all backgrounds together for one
reason - to inspire others to read more.
Penguin Day: 25th Apr 2021
Awareness day to highlight the
dangers that penguin's habitats
face, as well as the number of
penguin species which are endangered.
International Jazz Day: 30th
Apr 2021
International Jazz Day brings
people together all over the
world to celebrate and learn about jazz and its roots,
future and impact.
Editor: final selection pending
Correspondents:
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
The online magazine for Cradley, Storridge & Mathon
Contact Us
Editor: final selection pending
Features Editor:Harold Armitage
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
Travel Bug
It is not widely known that we have in Cradley an intrepid couple who will
not mind us
saying, are in what most people would class as the “twilight “ of their years. Where most of us
would be sitting in the back garden in our rocking chairs watching the world go by they are out
quenching their seemingly insatiable thirst for travel. They have put together a website with
which to share their experiences and are happy to help with any advice etc. that they can give to
would be travellers to those destinations
So follow the travels across the globe of Derek and Ann Carver
Travel section of our web site
Below are some reasons why you, the readers of OK
Cradley might be interested in the travel section of
our website
Both our children spent time travelling around the
world before going to university .
We started travelling after we both qualified as sub
aqua divers. Our first open water dive was in
Mexico then we dived in Indonesia, Philippines and
Micronesia. Afterwards we continued travelling and
now have been to many different countries all over
the world.
How do we do it? Usually we have travelled
with our ruck sacs and have organised our trips
using the Lonely Planet as a guide. We book the
first night as we need to know where we are
staying as we are usually very tired after long
flights. Most of our major holidays have been for
about 5 weeks as this gives us time to see a country
(one country) well.
Why do we do it? We both like to see a
country, meet the people and learn about their
culture, way of life etc. When one meets people
who have such a poor standard of living, it makes
us really appreciate what we have. We have often
said young people should see how the other half
live and would then know how lucky they were. We
love talking to people and in one case while talking
to a young man on a train in India, he 5 years later
contacted us in England, stayed with us and we
then stayed with his family in Nepal in a small
village.
In Nepal we met a WHO worker who stayed with us
then we stayed with his family in Alaska.
contact: info@derekandann.co.uk
No 17
26th March 2021
The online magazine for Cradley, Storridge & Mathon
Travel Bug
It is not widely known that we have in Cradley an intrepid couple
who will not mind us saying, are in what most people would class
as the “twilight “ of their years. Where most of us would be sitting
in the back garden in our rocking chairs watching the world go by
they are out quenching their seemingly insatiable thirst for travel.
They have put together a website with which to share their
experiences and are happy to help with any advice etc. that they
can give to would be travellers to those destinations
So follow the travels across the globe of Derek and Ann Carver
Travel section of our web
site
Below are some reasons why
you, the readers of OK Cradley
might be interested in the
travel section of our website
Both our children spent time
travelling around the world
before going to university .
We started travelling after we
both qualified as sub aqua
divers. Our first open water
dive was in Mexico then we
dived in Indonesia, Philippines
and Micronesia. Afterwards we
continued travelling and now
have been to many different
countries all over the world.
How do we do it? Usually we
have travelled with our ruck
sacs and have organised our
trips using the Lonely Planet
as a guide. We book the first
night as we need to know
where we are staying as we
are usually very tired after
long flights. Most of our major
holidays have been for about 5
weeks as this gives us time to
see a country (one country)
well.
Why do we do it? We both like to see a country, meet the people
and learn about their culture, way of life etc. When one meets
people who have such a poor standard of living, it makes us really
appreciate what we have. We have often said young people should
see how the other half live and would then know how lucky they
were. We love talking to people and in one case while talking to a
young man on a train in India, he 5 years later contacted us in
England, stayed with us and we then stayed with his family in Nepal
in a small village.
In Nepal we met a WHO worker who stayed with us then we stayed
with his family in Alaska.
contact: info@derekandann.co.uk
Editor: final selection pending
Correspondents:
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
26th March 2021
No 17
Contact Us
Editor: final selection pending
Features Editor:Harold Armitage
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
No 17
Did you know?
That in the Heritage and Resource Centre at Cradley Village Hall there is something that the
community came together to produce and to celebrate the Millenium..
There is a hand made oak box which contains Cradley & Storridge’s Millenium Book
Check here for details of how it all came about
Details from Cradley Village Hall Heritage Group
26th March 2021
The online magazine for Cradley, Storridge & Mathon
Editor: final selection pending
Correspondents:
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
Did you know?
That in the Heritage and Resource Centre at Cradley
Village Hall there is something that the community
came together to produce and to celebrate the
Millenium..
There is a hand made oak box which contains
Cradley & Storridge’s Millenium Book
Check here for details of how it all came about
Details from Cradley Village Hall Heritage Group
26th March 2021
No 17
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Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
More humour
Always Room for fun in Life
No 17
More humour
Kids,
This is what your Grandmas
looked like in the 60’s & 70’s
This picture reminded me of the one that I
used to have.
I had to get rid of it. They're cute and look
harmless but they are loud, incredibly
expensive to keep, and absolutely
untrainable! The other one is a kangaroo. I
don't know anything about kangaroos...
26th March 2021
The online magazine for Cradley, Storridge & Mathon
Always Room for Fun in Life
Editor: final selection pending
Correspondents:
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
26th March 2021
No 17
Kids,
This is what your
Grandmas
looked like in
the 60’s & 70’s
This picture reminded me of the one that I
used to have.
I had to get rid of it. They're cute and look
harmless but they are loud, incredibly
expensive to keep, and absolutely
untrainable! The other one is a kangaroo. I
don't know anything about kangaroos...
Contact Us
Editor: final selection pending
Features Editor:Harold Armitage
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
Write an article
This is a community online magazine and is open to whoever in the community wants to
contribute to it. It is not here to churn out the safe establishment viewpoint though
accommodation will be made for their inclusion if they so wish to.
We will have a very light editorial touch but within the requirement of the law. We will
not judge comments or points of view as contrary to sometimes entrenched
traditions but look upon them as a basis for open debate and discussion.
For it to be a truly community magazine we want to ensure that there is
no one in the community of the three villages covered is ever “afraid” to
put forward their viewpoint or opinion
You may have an expertise or just a “from life” story to share. You can even
do it under an anonymous guise or your nom de plume
Come on get writing you don’t have to be a Shakespeare, there’s nothing on the
telly!
Submit an article or make a comment
No 17
26th March 2021
The online magazine for Cradley, Storridge & Mathon
Write an article
This is a community online magazine
and is open to whoever in the
community wants to contribute to it. It
is not here to churn out the safe
establishment viewpoint
though accommodation
will be made for their
inclusion if they so wish to.
We will have a very light
editorial touch but within the
requirement of the law. We will
not judge comments or points of view as contrary to
sometimes entrenched traditions but look upon them
as a basis for open debate and discussion.
For it to be a truly community magazine we want to
ensure that there is no one in the community of the
three villages covered is ever “afraid” to put forward
their viewpoint or opinion
You may have an expertise or just a “from life” story
to share. You can even do it under an anonymous
guise or your nom de plume
Come on get writing you don’t have to be a
Shakespeare, there’s nothing on the telly!
Submit an article or make a comment
Editor: final selection pending
Correspondents:
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
26th March 2021
No 17
Contact Us
Editor: final selection pending
Features Editor:Harold Armitage
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
LOOKING AHEAD
It may not have escaped some peoples notice but society as we know it is slowly closed down
with the social aspect of community life being the first casualty. With pubs and restaurants
closing and gatherings becoming banned, the usual programmes of social events have all but
disappeared
We will until further notice not run the looking ahead or poster pages as no one is advertising
as of now. We will of course keep the villages diary up to date as and when we get notices of
cancellations and resumption of normal services.
Please keep us informed via the contact page should you wish entries or alterations to the
online diary or future posters displayed.
No 17
It’s child’s play to get in touch with
us and get your thoughts on line
26th March 2021
The online magazine for Cradley, Storridge & Mathon
LOOKING AHEAD
Let us have your Comments
to the Magazine
Editor: final selection pending
Correspondents:
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
26th March 2021
No 17
It may not have escaped some peoples notice
but society as we know it is slowly closed down
with the social aspect of community life being
the first casualty. With pubs and restaurants
closing and gatherings becoming banned, the
usual programmes of social events have all but
disappeared
We will until further notice not run the looking
ahead or poster pages as no one is advertising
as of now. We will of course keep the villages
diary up to date as and when we get notices of
cancellations and resumption of normal
services.
Please keep us informed via the contact page
should you wish entries or alterations to the
online diary or future posters displayed.
It’s child’s play to get in touch with
us and get your thoughts on line
Contact Us
Editor: final selection pending
Features Editor:Harold Armitage
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
No 17
Thoughts
This really has to take the top prize for amazing abilities on the part of this guy.
Without any safety gear or equipment he single handedly demolishes the tree.
If it had been in this country it would have involved several people, harnesses, ropes,
safety clothing and helmets as well as barriers, risk assessments and form filling.
But hey ! we are civilised!
26th March 2021
The online magazine for Cradley, Storridge & Mathon
Editor: final selection pending
Correspondents:
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
Thoughts
26th March 2021
No 17
This really has to take the top prize for
amazing abilities on the part of this guy.
Without any safety gear or equipment he
single handedly demolishes the tree.
If it had been in this country it would have
involved several people, harnesses, ropes,
safety clothing and helmets as well as
barriers, risk assessments and form filling.
But hey ! we are civilised!
The online magazine for Cradley, Storridge & Mathon
Culture Vulture
Editor: final selection pending
Correspondents:
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
26th March 2021
No 17
The Art
of
Making
Walls
Talk?
Culture Vulture
Art, music, dance, theatre we will have it here. Want your great work of
art shown to the world then let us have a picture or painting
and we will display it here for free
Or just relax and listen
Contact Us
Editor: final selection pending
Features Editor:Harold Armitage
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
World of Wonder
No 17
A selection of videos to
make you think about
the world we live in and
the things only others
experience
Explain this one?…………….
26th March 2021
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Editor: final selection pending
Correspondents:
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
World of Wonder
26th March 2021
No 17
Explain this one?…………….
A selection of videos to make
you think about the world we
live in and the things only
others experience
Contact Us
Editor: final selection pending
Features Editor:Harold Armitage
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
No 17
Thoughts from the bench
Sitting here in my government enforced house arrest, despite now vaccinated and not
being a threat to man nor beast, I am drawn to what is available on the magic box in
the corner.
My connection to the world seems to be now restricted to what comes to me via a
screen rather than social interaction with that dying breed----human beings. We have
successfully developed over millennia and progressed as a species based on the
ability to communicate with others ideas and abstract thoughts and concepts not just
by
speech but also with a fusion or instinct and interpretation of actions by others. The basic social
concept of lying outlaws the interruption or corruption of those signals to others of our intent which should be
honest and transparent.
We unconsciously read body language and emotions of others to decide whether they are “ on the level” and to be trusted
or a threat to our well being.
To a great extent this is being denied a vast swathe of the population at the moment leaving them unable to decide for
themselves whether what they see is real and truthful.
Add to the mix professional “communicators” in the form of journalists, TV presenters and politicians who are trained to
present a barrier to being “instinctively read” by the audience, is it any wonder then that many people have seen the light
of the predicament they are in, and just turned off the news, the politically correct biased programmes and the distorted
and incomplete reporting that permeates our main-stream broadcasters outputs.
Stories that permeate the online internet “media “ never make it onto our “Mainstream Media” show just how much
propaganda, bias and censorship is in our Nation at the moment
This seems to be the case with the “older generation” which I would say are a better informed and questioning
generation. Those of a younger age range and who lack basic life experience or have been indoctrinated from an early
age are not stupid but know nothing better or are not able to admit or accept that there is ALWAYS another way”. The
abandonment, sanitising and selective vilification of “history” removes hard learned lessons from whole generations who
will inevitably go down the same wrong route.
Far left or far right selective acceptance of truth nowadays accompanied with total intolerance of another viewpoint to the
point of mob attacking and “cancelling”of those who hold that opposing view has brought us to question as to where the
British enshrined free speech and tolerance has gone and what we face in its place?
The rise of groups with Marxist driven agendas are ignorant of what adopting communism and destruction of Capitalism
entails. But of course they cannot read the history books because they have been erased along with the academics who
taught it.
“The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence” is the old saying. Unfortunately the reality usually is because
that field if full of manure!
God! I am exhausted with all this deep thought. Time to put the feet up have a cuppa and a bickie and take solace in the
fact that when the shit hits the fan I will be in a better place and the mob will have to clean up the mess or live with what
they have made
Hail comrades! welcome to China, North Korea and of course mother Russia
Man dies and goes to Hell and welcomed by the devil. “you can choose which room you spend eternity in” says
Lucifer. “you can choose from three available” The Devil opens the first door in which there are people standing
up to their waists in the most foul smelling brown stuff. The second room has the same foul liquid and the
people are up to their chests in it. The third and final room is identical except the liquid is up to their chins
and waves periodically break over their heads.
“Time to choose” says Satan. “Room one please “says the man. The door slams shut and the man says to the
guy next to him (PC note the re are no women in hell of course!) “ Doesn’t seem too bad in here compared to the other
choices”. Before the other guy can answer an announcement over the speakers is heard “Tea break over back on your
heads”
26th March 2021
The online magazine for Cradley, Storridge & Mathon
Editor: final selection pending
Correspondents:
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
Thoughts from the bench
26th March 2021
No 17
Sitting here in my government enforced
house arrest, despite now vaccinated
and not being a threat to man nor
beast, I am drawn to what is available
on the magic box in the corner.
My connection to the world seems to be now
restricted to what comes to me via a screen rather than
social interaction with that dying breed----human beings. We
have successfully developed over millennia and progressed
as a species based on the ability to communicate with others
ideas and abstract thoughts and concepts not just by speech
but also with a fusion or instinct and interpretation of
actions by others. The basic social concept of lying outlaws
the interruption or corruption of those signals to others of
our intent which should be honest and transparent.
We unconsciously read body language and emotions of
others to decide whether they are “ on the level” and to be
trusted or a threat to our well being.
To a great extent this is being denied a vast swathe of the
population at the moment leaving them unable to decide for
themselves whether what they see is real and truthful.
Add to the mix professional “communicators” in the form of
journalists, TV presenters and politicians who are trained to
present a barrier to being “instinctively read” by the
audience, is it any wonder then that many people have seen
the light of the predicament they are in, and just turned off
the news, the politically correct biased programmes and the
distorted and incomplete reporting that permeates our
main-stream broadcasters outputs.
Stories that permeate the online internet “media “ never
make it onto our “Mainstream Media” show just how much
propaganda, bias and censorship is in our Nation at the
moment
This seems to be the case with the “older generation” which I
would say are a better informed and questioning
generation. Those of a younger age range and who lack
basic life experience or have been indoctrinated from an
early age are not stupid but know nothing better or are not
able to admit or accept that there is ALWAYS another way”.
The abandonment, sanitising and selective vilification of
“history” removes hard learned lessons from whole
generations who will inevitably go down the same wrong
route.
Far left or far right selective acceptance of truth nowadays
accompanied with total intolerance of another viewpoint to
the point of mob attacking and “cancelling”of those who
hold that opposing view has brought us to question as to
where the British enshrined free speech and tolerance has
gone and what we face in its place?
The rise of groups with Marxist driven agendas are ignorant
of what adopting communism and destruction of Capitalism
entails. But of course they cannot read the history books
because they have been erased along with the academics
who taught it.
“The grass is always greener on the other side of the fence”
is the old saying. Unfortunately the reality usually is because
that field if full of manure!
God! I am exhausted with all this deep thought. Time to put
the feet up have a cuppa and a bickie and take solace in the
fact that when the shit hits the fan I will be in a better place
and the mob will have to clean up the mess or live with what
they have made
Hail comrades! welcome to China, North
Korea and of course mother Russia
Man dies and goes to Hell and welcomed by the
devil. “you can choose which room you spend
eternity in” says Lucifer. “you can choose from
three available” The Devil opens the first door in
which there are people standing up to their
waists in the most foul smelling brown stuff. The second room
has the same foul liquid and the people are up to their chests
in it. The third and final room is identical except the liquid is up
to their chins and waves periodically break over their heads.
“Time to choose” says Satan. “Room one please “says the man.
The door slams shut and the man says to the guy next to him
(PC note the re are no women in hell of course!) “ Doesn’t
seem too bad in here compared to the other choices”. Before
the other guy can answer an announcement over the speakers
is heard “Tea break over back on your heads”
Contact Us
Editor: final selection pending
Features Editor:Harold Armitage
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
No 17
Makes you think…hopefully
26th March 2021
Seaspiracy
If you never watch another “save the Planet”
documentary watch this one on Netflix. It is
thought provoking and puts into undeniable
proportion all of the arguments put forward by
“environmentalists”.
It argues that we are looking in the wrong
place for answers to climate change etc.
We have the fundamental viewpoint and
perspective wrong.
What is more surprising is the final solution put
forward as being very simple and very down to
earth (or down to sea)
We present the understandably hyped up trailer produced by Netflx for the documentary and a video
produced independently by a You Tuber who has watched it.
NETFLIX
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Correspondents:
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
Makes you think…hopefully
26th March 2021
No 17
Seaspiracy
NETFLIX
If you never watch another “save the Planet”
documentary watch this one on Netflix. It is thought
provoking and puts into undeniable proportion all of
the arguments put forward by “environmentalists”.
It argues that we are looking in the wrong place
for answers to climate change etc.
We have the fundamental viewpoint and perspective
wrong.
What is more surprising is the final solution put
forward as being very simple and very down to earth
(or down to sea)
We present the understandably hyped up trailer
produced by Netflx for the documentary and a video
produced independently by a You Tuber who has
watched it.
Contact Us
Editor: final selection pending
Features Editor:Harold Armitage
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
Vaccine Information
No 17
Vaccine information
As we see a light on the horizon, albeit a flicker at the moment, it is important to keep ahead of the
misinformation and hysteria connected to and accompanying this virus we are living with.
The immunisation roll out may seem desperately slow and initially ineffective but we must place trust in
our health service and government to deliver on its promises, unfortunately this will require patience and
trust.
We are supplying here links to three websites where excellent information can be easily found:
•
The first is the NHS where overall strategy is set out
•
the second is an excellent site where real time information regarding world wide efforts and results of
roll outs. Once you connect to the Bloomberg site just keep scrolling down to get the information you
are interested in. It is real time and interactive.
•
Dr John Campbell gives out measured honest and easy to understand information almost every day on
the position on corona virus and what is happening
26th March 2021
The online magazine for Cradley, Storridge & Mathon
Editor: final selection pending
Correspondents:
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
Vaccine Information
Vaccine information
As we see a light on the horizon, albeit a flicker at the
moment, it is important to keep ahead of the
misinformation and hysteria connected to and
accompanying this virus we are living with.
The immunisation roll out may seem desperately slow
and initially ineffective but we must place trust in our
health service and government to deliver on its
promises, unfortunately this will require patience and
trust.
We are supplying here links to three websites where
excellent information can be easily found:
•
The first is the NHS where overall strategy is set out
•
the second is an excellent site where real time
information regarding world wide efforts and results
of roll outs. Once you connect to the Bloomberg site
just keep scrolling down to get the information you
are interested in. It is real time and interactive.
•
Dr John Campbell gives out measured honest and
easy to understand information almost every day on
the position on corona virus and what is happening
26th March 2021
No 17
Contact Us
Editor: final selection pending
Features Editor:Harold Armitage
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
No 17
Royal British Legion Club – Re-opening
Due to the latest government restrictions we will not be opening as desired. We will
review the situation and re-open as soon as possible
Cradley
Car Park Donations:
The Club Committee would like to thank all surgery visitors who have contributed via the car park donations box
(on the reception desk). If you park in the Club car park, then you can help us to keep it open for you, by making a
donation each time you use it.
As well as our events, join us Monday – Saturday for a drink and a chat from 7:30pm. Our member’s facilities
include snooker, pool, skittles and darts. You don’t need to be ex-service to be a member; you can join for around
5p a day and membership includes annual Royal British Legion Membership, a quarterly magazine and other
benefits only available to members! Why not come along and see for yourself the benefits of joining, and start
planning your local nights out.
26th March 2021
The online magazine for Cradley, Storridge & Mathon
Editor: final selection pending
Correspondents:
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
Royal British Legion Club – Re-opening
Due to the latest government
restrictions we will not be opening as
desired. We will review the situation and
re-open as soon as possible
Cradley
Car Park Donations:
The Club Committee would like to thank all surgery
visitors who have contributed via the car park
donations box (on the reception desk). If you park in
the Club car park, then you can help us to keep it open
for you, by making a donation each time you use it.
As well as our events, join us Monday – Saturday for a
drink and a chat from 7:30pm. Our member’s facilities
include snooker, pool, skittles and darts. You don’t
need to be ex-service to be a member; you can join for
around 5p a day and membership includes annual
Royal British Legion Membership, a quarterly magazine
and other benefits only available to members! Why not
come along and see for yourself the benefits of joining,
and start planning your local nights out.
26th March 2021
No 17
Contact Us
Editor: final selection pending
Features Editor:Harold Armitage
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
Advert
No 17
26th March 2021
A J WINTER
Conservation & Site Management of Historic Buildings
Restoration, Conservation, Renovation
From concept to completion, AJ Winter specialise in the
sympathetic restoration and conservation of historic, listed
and period homes.
With 28 years experience in historic building conservation,
and having worked for some of the country's leading
conservation companies, we are highly experienced in site
management, the use and application of lime plasters, mortars &
renders, brick & stone re-pointing, limecrete flooring, lime washes & mineral paints,
timber beam and joinery cleaning, façade cleaning and paint removal (Restorative
Techniques' Thermatech system), general building work & in helping to reverse
inappropriate building practice on period & listed properties.
In addition, we work alongside a handful of trusted, time served, and highly skilled
professionals covering carpentry, joinery, scaffolding, plumbing, ground works,
landscaping, roofing and stone masonry, enabling us to undertake a wide range of
projects with varying degrees of complexity.
Based on the Herefordshire/Worcestershire border, we are ideally situated to cover
Herefordshire, Worcestershire, Shropshire and Gloucestershire
Carpentry
Façade Cleaning
& Paint Removal
Internal
Decoration
Stone Conservation
& Masonry
Brick & Stone
Re-
pointing
Plastering &
Rendering
07966 131145
andjwin@gmail.com
Contact us today for a no obligation chat on
how we can fulfil your needs
The online magazine for Cradley, Storridge & Mathon
Editor: final selection pending
Correspondents:
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
Advert
26th March 2021
No 17
A J WINTER
From concept to completion, A J
Winter specialise in the sympathetic
restoration and conservation of
historic, listed and period homes.
With 28 years experience in historic
building conservation, and having
worked for some of the country's
leading conservation companies, we
are highly experienced in site
management, the use and
application of lime plasters,
mortars & renders, brick & stone
re-pointing, limecrete flooring, lime
washes & mineral paints, timber
beam and joinery cleaning, façade
cleaning and paint removal
(Restorative Techniques'
Thermatech system), general
building work & in helping to
reverse inappropriate building
practice on period & listed
properties.
In addition, we work alongside a
handful of trusted, time served, and
highly skilled professionals covering
carpentry, joinery, scaffolding,
plumbing, ground works,
landscaping, roofing and stone
masonry, enabling us to undertake a
wide range of projects with varying
degrees of complexity.
Based on the
Herefordshire/Worcestershire
border, we are ideally situated to
cover Herefordshire,
Worcestershire, Shropshire and Gloucestershire
Contact us today for a no
obligation chat on how we can
fulfil your needs
07966 131145
andjwin@gmail.com
Restoration, Conservation, Renovation
Contact Us
Editor: final selection pending
Features Editor:Harold Armitage
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
No 17
Phone: 01886 80318
Email: redlioncradley@gmail.com
Red Lion
Cradley
26th March 2021
We Are Opening!
The online magazine for Cradley, Storridge & Mathon
Editor: final selection pending
Correspondents:
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
26th March 2021
Red Lion
Cradley
Phone: 01886 80318
Email: redlioncradley@gmail.com
We Are Opening!
Contact Us
Editor: final selection pending
Features Editor:Harold Armitage
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
Villages Diary
Halls Diaries
No 17
26th March 2021
The online magazine for Cradley, Storridge & Mathon
Editor: final selection pending
Correspondents:
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
26th March 2021
No 17
Contact Us
Editor: final selection pending
Features Editor:Harold Armitage
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
Your local group or club here
Please email us if you wish us to include your group/organisation
in our contact list
CMS Newsletter
online
No 17
Cradley,Storridge & Mathon
Support Group
26th March 2021
The online magazine for Cradley, Storridge & Mathon
Web Sites & Contacts
Your local group or club here
Please email us if you wish us to
include your group/organisation
in our contact list
CMS Newsletter
online
Cradley,Storridge & Mathon
Support Group
Editor: final selection pending
Correspondents:
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
26th March 2021
No 17
Contact Us
Editor: final selection pending
Features Editor:Harold Armitage
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
Poster Parade
Free
exposure
for
that
poster
for
your
event
or
fund
raising.
We
can
design
it
for
you
or
you
can
fill
in
the
contribute
form
and
attach
a
picture.
Either
way
you
get
full
colour
exposure
without
printing
or
laminating costs (save the planet)
Suspended until after isolation
restrictions are lifted and the world
gets back to normal
No 17
26th March 2021
The online magazine for Cradley, Storridge & Mathon
Poster Parade
Free
exposure
for
that
poster
for
your
event
or
fund
raising.
We
can
design
it
for
you
or
you
can
fill
in
the
contribute
form
and
attach
a
picture.
Either
way
you
get
full
colour
exposure
without
printing
or
laminating costs (save the planet)
Suspended until after isolation
restrictions are lifted and the world
gets back to normal
Editor: final selection pending
Correspondents:
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
26th March 2021
No 17
The online magazine for Cradley, Storridge & Mathon
Resource Centre
Come along to Cradley Village Hall
Resource Centre and get help with your
computer problems or questions on a
one to one basis FREE of CHARGE. Use
our computers, internet access and
tablets all free of charge. We also have
a full colour laser printer to copy or
print your documents at a fraction of
the cost in Malvern (and no travelling).
Pop in and have a chat and a coffee. We
don't judge or bite just help! For details
call Ken on 01886 880 952
Resource Centre open
Mondays 10:30am -12:30pm
Thursdays 2:00pm -4:30pm
Heritage Group
Come along to Cradley Village Hall
and search our archives and get
help in tracking down your
ancestors in the local area. We have
people available to point you in the
right direction and extensive records
and photographs of Cradley,
Storridge and surrounding area.
Come on in, NO CHARGE and enjoy
a chat and a cup of coffee. For
futher information or specific
requirements contact Jeff White on
01886 880 000
Heritage Group open
Mondays 10:30am -12:30pm
Thursdays2:00pm -4:30pm
Post Office
In Cradley Village Hall for all your
needs. Do virtually all the services
available at Malvern PO. Cash
withdrawals for Post Office Card
Account customers and for the
majority of High Street Banks. All mail
services.( Parcel force and Royal Mail)
Stamps, Postal orders,Passport
checking. Vehicle licensing. Foreign
currency (pre-ordered) and travel
insurance, Health Lottery.. And much
more.
Post Office open
Mondays 9am-1pm
Thursdays 1:00pm-4:30pm
YOUR GROUP OR CLUB
HERE
Just let us have details and
a picture and we will put
you on the “on your
doorstep “ page in every
issue until you decide to
stop. Include what you do
when you do it and a
contact number or email
for information. All for
free!
Resource Centre
Come along to Cradley Village Hall
Resource Centre and get all of your
printing needs catered for. From one
off sheets to large run copying. Full
colour laser printing up to A3 size all at
cheaper rates than you can get in
Malvern and with no travelling. We also
supply a free design service for your
documents or posters. Further
information call Ken on 01886 880 952
Resource Centre open
Mondays 10:30am -12:30pm
Thursdays 2:00pm -4:30pm
On Your Doorstep
Cradley Wi
Come and join us or just find out
what we do.
We meet on the first Thursday in each
month February, March & November at
10am. All other Months at 7.30pm. We
meet at Cradley Village Hall. Rectory
Lane Cradley WR13 5LH unless
otherwise stated in the diary.
Subcriptions 2020: £43 Full Member.
£21.10 Dual Member . Visitors £4
For more information contact
President Maureen Sullivan:
maureensullivan60@gmail.com
01886 881045
Secretary: Sue Hyson.
sueh@cmail.com
01886 880541
Editor: final selection pending
Correspondents:
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
26th March 2021
No 17
Contact Us
Editor: final selection pending
Features Editor:Harold Armitage
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS HERE
We are offering free advertising for local businesses and groups within easy reach of
the three villages to assist in recovery during and after the present situation.
We include links to your own website and any additional promotions you may run
during that period without extra charges.
We also do a free design service for your advert or publish whatever you have at the
moment.
Contact us today: no obligation just free help
No 17
26th March 2021
Bamfords Repairs
Computers
Mobile Phones
Mac’s
•
Custom Computer Builds
•
Virus Removal
•
Operating System Re-installation
•
Networking
And More…..
based in Cradley your local solution
Jack: 07413601663
The online magazine for Cradley, Storridge & Mathon
ADVERTISE YOUR BUSINESS HERE
We are offering free advertising for local
businesses and groups within easy reach of the
three villages to assist recovery during and
after the present crisis
We include links to your own website and any
additional promotions you may run during that
period without extra charges.
We also do a free design service for your advert
or publish whatever you have at the moment.
Contact us today: no obligation just free help
Editor: final selection pending
Correspondents:
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
26th March 2021
No 17
Bamfords Repairs
Computers
Mobile Phones
Mac’s
•
Custom Computer Builds
•
Virus Removal
•
Operating System Re-installation
•
Networking
And More…..
based in Cradley your local solution
Jack: 07413601663
