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Comments on the
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Birmingham
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No 12
World of Wonder
Cradley Church
Car Treasure Trail
results..
Local Computer repairs
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 SURGERY
URGENT NOTICE RE:
CLOSURE OF SURGERY
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
Dear Cradley Patients Thank you for your understanding during
this difficult time. The surgery telephone number is diverted and
will be answered if you have queries re appointments and
medication collection. We are all working remotely and with the
support of other surgeries in the area and other agencies we are
going to do our best to ensure we care for you all. If you can leave
calling the surgery until after Monday that would be fantastic but if
you have an urgent need please call and we will redirect you to the
most appropriate person to help. Please bear with us as we work
through the processes we have organised since Friday evening and
we will try to keep communicating as much as we can. We will
continue to take advice from Public Health England Thank you for
your patience. Cradley Surgery Team
Contact Us
Editor: final selection pending
Correspondents:
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
Now that travel to far flung
places like
Birmingham is just a memory
join the
Carvers on their travels
around the world
No 12
27th October 2020
Let us have your
Comments on
the Magazine
Thoughts from
the Bench
World of Wonder
Cradley Church
Car Treasure Trail
results
Local Computer repairs
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 SURGERY
URGENT NOTICE RE:
CLOSURE OF SURGERY
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
Dear Cradley Patients Thank you for your
understanding during this difficult time. The
surgery telephone number is diverted and will
be answered if you have queries re
appointments and medication collection. We are
all working remotely and with the support of
other surgeries in the area and other agencies
we are going to do our best to ensure we care for
you all. If you can leave calling the surgery until
after Monday that would be fantastic but if you
have an urgent need please call and we will
redirect you to the most appropriate person to
help. Please bear with us as we work through
the processes we have organised since Friday
evening and we will try to keep communicating
as much as we can. We will continue to take
advice from Public Health England Thank you
for your patience. Cradley Surgery Team
Contact Us
Editor: final selection pending
Features Editor:Harold Armitage
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
No 12
From the Parish Council
Cradley & Storridge Parish Council November report
The parish council met on 10 November.
This is the time of year when the council sets its precept (which forms part of the council tax charge along with
payments to the county council and other authorities) for the following year starting on 1 April. It seems very likely
that the parish will not spend all its income in the current year, largely due to the effects of the coronavirus
restrictions, which means that the council will carry forward a surplus into next year. At the moment, the council is
minded to leave the precept unchanged.
As the number of households in the parish has increased, an unchanged precept would probably mean that each
household would pay slightly less in council tax for the parish council.
The council will make its final decision on what precept to set for next year at its January meeting, but in the meantime
we would very much appreciate comments and opinions from parishioners about what should be done.
Draft accounts will be published on the parish council website along with some options. We’d particularly like
thoughts on these alternatives:
The council could purchase speed indication devices (the flashing signs activated by traffic exceeding
the speed limit) or take other measures to help address speeding on the B4220 Bosbury Road;
The council could improve its two open spaces at Buryfields and Chapel Lane, including buying more
equipment, benches or chairs;
We do not at present have enough volunteers to reopen all the dog waste bins, so we could change to
using a commercial contractor;
The council could reduce the precept for one year only, but it would need to be increased again at April
2022.
Any other suggestions for priorities – at least, those that are within the powers of a parish council to address! – are
equally welcome. Comments can be sent to the clerk at clerk@cradleyparishcouncil.gov.uk. If anyone can’t see the
accounts online and would like a paper copy, please contact the clerk by email or call 07591 299749.
Apart from next year’s budget, the council also discussed what could be done to make our already attractive parish
even more beautiful. A number of ideas were raised, and the council will be consulting parishioners about what steps
would be supported.
As reported last month, the council received a high number of comments on the proposal to close the lane between
the entrance to Pixiefields and the junction with Chockbury Lane, all of which were in favour of the proposal. The
council has made a formal application to Herefordshire Council to make the change and we are waiting for their
formal response.
The council and our county councillor Ellie Chowns are continuing to press Herefordshire Council to prioritise work on
the persistent flooding by the surgery. We’re also very aware of concern about speeding through the village, and
considering ways this could be addressed.
The parish council doesn’t meet in December, so the next meeting will be on Tuesday
12 January 2021.
The councillors would like to wish all readers a merry Christmas and a happy new year.
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No 12
From the Parish Council
Cradley & Storridge Parish Council
November report
The parish council met on 10 November.
This is the time of year when the council sets its precept (which
forms part of the council tax charge along with payments to the
county council and other authorities) for the following year starting
on 1 April. It seems very likely that the parish will not spend all its
income in the current year, largely due to the effects of the
coronavirus restrictions, which means that the council will carry
forward a surplus into next year. At the moment, the council is
minded to leave the precept unchanged.
As the number of households in the parish has increased, an
unchanged precept would probably mean that each household
would pay slightly less in council tax for the parish council.
The council will make its final decision on what precept to set for
next year at its January meeting, but in the meantime we would
very much appreciate comments and opinions from parishioners
about what should be done.
Draft accounts will be published on the parish council website
along with some options. We’d particularly like thoughts on these
alternatives:
The council could purchase speed indication devices (the
flashing signs activated by traffic exceeding the speed
limit) or take other measures to help address speeding
on the B4220 Bosbury Road;
The council could improve its two open spaces at
Buryfields and Chapel Lane, including buying more
equipment, benches or chairs;
We do not at present have enough volunteers to reopen
all the dog waste bins, so we could change to using a
commercial contractor;
The council could reduce the precept for one year only,
but it would need to be increased again at April 2022.
Any other suggestions for priorities – at least, those that are within
the powers of a parish council to address! – are equally welcome.
Comments can be sent to the clerk at
clerk@cradleyparishcouncil.gov.uk. If anyone can’t see the
accounts online and would like a paper copy, please contact the
clerk by email or call 07591 299749.
Apart from next year’s budget, the council also discussed what
could be done to make our already attractive parish even more
beautiful. A number of ideas were raised, and the council will be
consulting parishioners about what steps would be supported.
As reported last month, the council received a high number of
comments on the proposal to close the lane between the entrance
to Pixiefields and the junction with Chockbury Lane, all of which
were in favour of the proposal. The council has made a formal
application to Herefordshire Council to make the change and we
are waiting for their formal response.
The council and our county councillor Ellie Chowns are continuing
to press Herefordshire Council to prioritise work on the persistent
flooding by the surgery. We’re also very aware of concern about
speeding through the village, and considering ways this could be
addressed.
The parish council doesn’t meet in December, so the
next meeting will be on Tuesday
12 January 2021.
The councillors would like to wish all readers a
merry Christmas and a happy new year.
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
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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
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More humour
Always Room for fun in Life
No 12
More humour
Dignity says Hi!
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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
Submit an article or make a comment
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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
Submit an article or make a comment
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LOOKING AHEAD
It may have escaped some peoples notice but society as we know it is slowly closing down with
the social aspect of community life being the first casualty. With pubs and restaurants closing
and gatherings becoming increasingly thin on the ground, the usual programmes of social
events are fast disappearing.
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.
Let us have your Comments
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LOOKING AHEAD
It may have escaped some peoples notice but society as
we know it is slowly closing down with the social aspect
of community life being the first casualty. With pubs and
restaurants closing and gatherings becoming
increasingly thin on the ground, the usual programmes
of social events are fast disappearing.
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.
Let us have your Coments
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No 12
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Cradley: Vacancy
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JUST A THOUGHT
Where are we heading?
Historians will of course tell you that we have been here before(even those expunged from recent history for daring to
make factual statements that don’t please the modern day electronic mob rule) but that’s another story that can be
seen played out on You Tube.
Yes we have been here before but never so well informed (or mis-informed)
Throughout human history mankind ( and to appease the mob- womankind) has had to endure disease in many
forms. It is something all living creatures have to endure and overcome. Modern medicines and treatments developed
by the human species to combat natures way have enabled, for the majority, to overcome and even conquer some of
the natural order of death and decay by disease.
With this ability comes an arrogance of being masters of all we survey and we forget that even the smallest of
bacteria or pathogens can cut us down like the farmers scythe.
One thing our intelligence should bring us is hope in all its forms and it is something we should never lose even when
things are at their darkest and those in power seem at their weakest and chaos reigns.
We are still here and if history repeats as we are told then we will still be here in the future.
The online magazine for Cradley, Storridge & Mathon
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JUST A THOUGHT
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Correspondents:
Storridge: Vacancy
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Web: Ken Nason
Where are we heading?
Historians will of course tell you that we have been here
before(even those expunged from recent history for daring
to make factual statements that don’t please the modern
day electronic mob rule) but that’s another story that can
be seen played out on You Tube.
Yes we have been here before but never so well informed
(or mis-informed)
Throughout human history mankind ( and to appease the
mob- womankind) has had to endure disease in many
forms. It is something all living creatures have to endure
and overcome. Modern medicines and treatments
developed by the human species to combat natures way
have enabled, for the majority, to overcome and even
conquer some of the natural order of death and decay by
disease.
With this ability comes an arrogance of being masters of
all we survey and we forget that even the smallest of
bacteria or pathogens can cut us down like the farmers
scythe.
One thing our intelligence should bring us is hope in all its
forms and it is something we should never lose even when
things are at their darkest and those in power seem at
their weakest and chaos reigns.
We are still here and if history repeats as we are
told then we will still be here in the future.
Contact Us
Editor: final selection pending
Features Editor:Harold Armitage
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
OBSERVATIONS
Let us have your observations
to the Magazine
No 12
Sometimes, when I look at my children, I
say to myself, 'Lillian, you should have
remained a virgin.'
- Lillian Carter (mother of Jimmy Carter)
I had a rose named after me and I was
very flattered. But I was not pleased to
read the description in the catalogue: -
'No good in a bed, but fine against a
wall.'
- Eleanor Roosevelt
Last week, I stated this woman was the ugliest
woman I had ever seen.
I have since been visited by her sister, and now
wish to withdraw that statement.
- Mark Twain
The secret of a good sermon is to have a good
beginning and a good ending;
and to have the two as close together as
possible.
- George Burns
Be careful about reading health books.
You may die of a misprint.
- Mark Twain
By all means, marry. If you get a good
wife, you'll become happy; if you get a bad
one,
you'll become a philosopher.
- Socrates
I was married by a judge. I should have asked
for a jury.
- Groucho Marx
I have never hated a man enough to give his
diamonds back.
- Zsa Zsa Gabor
Only Irish coffee provides in a single glass
all four essential food groups:
alcohol, caffeine, sugar and fat.
- Alex Levine
Money can't buy you happiness .... But it
does bring you a more pleasant form of
misery.
- Spike Milligan
I don't feel old. I don't feel anything until
noon. Then it's time for my nap.
- Bob Hope
Don't worry about avoiding temptation.
As you grow older, it will avoid you.
- Winston Churchill
Maybe it's true that life begins at fifty, but
everything else starts to wear out,
fall out, or spread out.
- Phyllis Diller
By the time a man is wise enough to
watch his step, he's too old to go
anywhere.
- Billy Crystal
And the cardiologist's diet: if it
tastes good spit it out.
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Sometimes, when I look at my children, I
say to myself, 'Lillian, you should have
remained a virgin.'
- Lillian Carter (mother of Jimmy Carter)
I had a rose named after me and I was
very flattered. But I was not pleased to
read the description in the catalogue: -
'No good in a bed, but fine against a
wall.'
- Eleanor Roosevelt
Last week, I stated this woman was the ugliest
woman I had ever seen.
I have since been visited by her sister, and now
wish to withdraw that statement.
- Mark Twain
The secret of a good sermon is to have a good
beginning and a good ending;
and to have the two as close together as
possible.
- George Burns
Be careful about reading health books.
You may die of a misprint.
- Mark Twain
I was married by a judge. I should have asked
for a jury.
- Groucho Marx
By all means, marry. If you get a good
wife, you'll become happy; if you get a bad
one,
you'll become a philosopher.
- Socrates
I have never hated a man enough to give his
diamonds back.
- Zsa Zsa Gabor
Only Irish coffee provides in a single glass
all four essential food groups:
alcohol, caffeine, sugar and fat.
- Alex Levine
Money can't buy you happiness .... But it
does bring you a more pleasant form of
misery.
- Spike Milligan
I don't feel old. I don't feel anything until
noon. Then it's time for my nap.
- Bob Hope
And the cardiologist's diet: if it
tastes good spit it out.
By the time a man is wise enough to
watch his step, he's too old to go
anywhere.
- Billy Crystal
Maybe it’s true that life begins at fifty.
but everything else starts to wear out.
fall out, or spread out
-Phylis Diller
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Culture Vulture
No 12
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A marked difference in culture and attitude by age.
Astounding!
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
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No 12
Thoughts from the bench
Foot-bloddy-ball!!*#!? What motivates the programme schedulers to think that everyone
in the country wants or needs to watch football for hours on end? Football matches run
for 90 minutes with a bit in the middle for a cuppa and a toilet break.
A match on TV has at least an hour before to allow has been sportsmen to
pontificate about the outcome, the health and demeanour of the team, and
whether the manager has an ingrowing toenail.
Then they fill the bit in the middle with the same but now they have some film of the
first half. They present reasons why that goal never happened and have someone
drawing circles and arrows on the screen to show where such and such made a
mistake.
Then. to add insult to injury they go over it again for an hour after the final whistle.
They didn’t score ‘cos it it didn’t go in the net!
It is a very simple GAME. Kick a ball around and the one who scores the most wins. All this BS it to make it sexy
and like reality TV shows all hype and building excitement and expectations to fever pitch. They are inducing a
drugged state where you crave more and more every game. Not for your benefit but for the kerr-ching! of the tills.
The TV trailers for the matches have more hype than for the latest James Bond movie and we know that’s all
fantasy don’t we?
There was one the other day which made it look like the players were getting ready for a war not a game- with
thunderous music and grunting sweating combatants. All you needed was some archers and you would be at
Agincourt against the French
Nothing really changes except the Romans used to let the players kill each other but there again I suppose a
gladiator didn’t cost 60 million like today’s players - or did they?(allowing for inflation)
Now there’s a thought how about football with swords. No arguments over whether a foul had been committed or
feigning injury.
Has anyone the number of a TV production Company?
With
plastic
straws
apparently
now
being
number
one
threat
to
our
seas
and
wildlife
the
question
has
to
be
asked
how
do
they
get
into
the
sea?
Surely
they
get
put
in
the
bin to go to landfill.
Do they have a day out at the seaside and get swept out by the waves?
When did I become so senile that those in pseudo authority decide that I was
incapable of making the most basic of decisions on my own without first reading the
training manual?
Firstly, I have for many years quaffed my way through many a pint of real ale (and some
not so real) and been able to decide all on my own when I have reached my limit.
Now apparently I am incapable of deciding for myself what that point is. I am given an
arbitrary number of “units” that I should consume up to per day, week etc.
Now this hasn’t been scientifically determined but rather plucked out of thin air by those
who feel my faculties are so impaired in deciding myself that they provide me with a
ready reckoner and I am sure an app to count my consumption with a big red warning
light that flashes.
Thanks but I will stick with “when I fall over I’ve had enough”
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Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
Thoughts from the bench
Who invented gardening?
Is it a hobby, a pastime, a calling or
a love?
When
you
are
young
and
fit
and
full
of
enthusiasm,
dreams
and
plans
for
life
y
o
u
envisage
your
own
little
piece
of
England.
You
can’t
afford
a
20
acre
plot
so
your
little
postage
stamp
left
to
you
by
the
designer
of
your
mass
produced
box
will
have
to
do.
None
the
less
you
have
dreams
of
wall
to
wall
plants
forming
your
own
nature
reserve
and
Barbecues
in
the
English
summer
to
rival
our
Antipodean
cousins
down
under.(
who
really
do
have
a
summer)
You
search
catalogues
and
garden
centres
and
look
for
end
of
season
bargains
for
that
new
lawnmower
and
spade
“I
really
can’t
do
without
it
Darling…”.
You
spend
the
winter
months
planning
for
nature’s
revival
so
you
can
get
out
there
and
do
battle
and
create
your
heaven
on
earth.
You
build
your male nest- the shed (a complete mystery to women)
It is estimated that we spend over £30k on our gardens
in a lifetime.
Why?
Think
about
it.
You
have
planned
and
designed,planted
and
now
sit
back
with
a
self
satisfied
smug
look
on
your
face.
A
great
garden
a
joy
to
behold?
No
what
you
have
is
a
millstone
that
will
hang
around
your
neck
and
give
you
no
peace.
Having
to
“mow
the
lawn
and
sweep
the
leaves”
Whilst
you
are
young
and
fit
this
is
grudgingly
tolerable.
With
advancing
years
the
desire
to
sit
in
a
deck
chair
and
enjoy
the
advancing
tree
growth,
the
masses
of
wildlife
you
have
attracted,
and
non
stop
growing
grass
and
plants
overpowers
you.
You
could
choose
to
have
it
all
concreted
and
painted
a
nice
shade of green or do what I do:
Accept
that
mother
nature
knows
best
and
if
that
weed
wants
to
grow
there
then
why
shouldn’t
it?
Who am I to argue?
And
that
lawn
makes
a
very
attractive
wild
flower meadow.
Lawn Mower for
sale!
On the main highways through Cradley litter
seems to be on the increase.
Mostly drinks cans, plastic bottles and fast
food wrappers chucked out by passing
motorists.
If it wasn't for the fact you never see these
people, I'd recommend their cars be
crushed as a suitable inducement to
desist. Clearing up seems to be ‘Somebody else’s job’
Talking of cars….
I've noticed that these
days, in order to baffle
the financially inept, one rarely see the price of new cars
advertised.
Instead they are "leased", the tricky bit being at the end of
the leasing period when strange terms/offers kick in.
It seems to result in the car costing between 20% and 25%
more than the cash price. I 'spect this is the latest wheeze to
get round the rules governing hire purchase.
For those not clever enough to work it out, the cheapest
motoring is to buy a car between one and two years old and
sell it at around 100,000 miles (depending on manufacturer.)
Let some other idiot take the big hit in depreciation in year
one.
There seems to be a proclivity these days
for finding solutions to non-existent
problems.
These always make things worse. I'm a
great believer in the maxim, "If it
ain't broke, don't fix it".
I mean, what was wrong with outside toilets?
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Cradley Church
Car Treasure Trail
RESULTS
Thank you to all those who purchased a Treasure Trail Entry Form.
Not all of the forms were returned but I hope you all enjoyed the challenge, even if you didn’t complete the whole tour.
Three entries scored 28 points out of 33, namely Di & Colin Merker, Ian & Sue Hyson, and Catherine Fuller. Well done
to them all!
Due to there being no church services due to Covid restrictions the draw took place at Cradley School and the winner of
the £50.00 is Catherine Fuller.
The answers we were looking for are:
1
.
Morgan Cars. Wheels! ( Peter Morgan’s Memorial stone)
2
.
1887. ( Sundial)
3
.
Rev Preb Renn Hampden. (Son of Bishop of Hereford)
4
.
Glastonbury Thorn (North churchyard)
5
.
Friends & Family of Geoff Pereira Price ( East churchyard gates)
6
.
AID (located on the building adjacent to the Carpark) or School House.
7
.
Roses (above porch)
8
.
Mud Scraper
9
.
Two (On statue)
1
0
.
Scott. (West Gate Plaque)
1
1
.
Johnathan Bevan or Rachel Alison King (On Gravestones)
1
2
.
West Country Cars (Trading estate location board)
1
3
.
Walton’ s ( Memorial Bench by Clock Tower) “Goodnight John Boy, Goodnight Mama, etc !
1
4
.
Bank Chambers. (Family Ski)
1
5
.
Dame Laura Knight. (Plaque at Hotel)
1
6
.
01684 540846 / 01684 540416 (Morso Café Telephone Numbers)
1
7
.
9 (1899 – 1890.)
1
8
.
20 (On Malvern Hills Notice Board)
1
9
.
1895 (Drain pipes)
2
0
.
1989
2
1
.
Jane Eleanor Lowe. (Plaque on church.)
2
2
.
Mary Heywood & George Sumner. (Mother’s Union Founder)
2
3
.
Daytime (Fishponds)
2
4
.
Churchwarden (On three gates)
2
5
.
23 (Heads)
2
6
.
Portaloo
2
7
.
Green IGA Cover ( Over gas valve)
2
8
.
2017 (Bosbury Bards)
2
9
.
53 (On side of village hall)
3
0
.
Old Police House
3
1
.
Adam Buchanan (On War Memorial)
3
2
.
9 (Animal Heads)
3
3
.
C of E School or Old Grammar School.
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Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
Cradley Church
Car Treasure Trail
RESULTS
Thank you to all those who purchased a
Treasure Trail Entry Form.
Not all of the forms were returned but I hope you all enjoyed the
challenge, even if you didn’t complete the whole tour.
Three entries scored 28 points out of 33, namely Di & Colin Merker,
Ian & Sue Hyson, and Catherine Fuller. Well done to them all!
Due to there being no church services due to Covid restrictions the
draw took place at Cradley School and the winner of the £50.00 is
Catherine Fuller.
The answers we were looking for are:
1
.
Morgan Cars. Wheels! ( Peter Morgan’s Memorial stone)
2
.
1887. ( Sundial)
3
.
Rev Preb Renn Hampden. (Son of Bishop of Hereford)
4
.
Glastonbury Thorn (North churchyard)
5
.
Friends & Family of Geoff Pereira Price ( East churchyard
gates)
6
.
AID (located on the building adjacent to the Carpark) or
School House.
7
.
Roses (above porch)
8
.
Mud Scraper
9
.
Two (On statue)
1
0
.
Scott. (West Gate Plaque)
1
1
.
Johnathan Bevan or Rachel Alison King (On Gravestones)
1
2
.
West Country Cars (Trading estate location board)
1
3
.
Walton’ s ( Memorial Bench by Clock Tower) “Goodnight
John Boy, Goodnight Mama, etc !
1
4
.
Bank Chambers. (Family Ski)
1
5
.
Dame Laura Knight. (Plaque at Hotel)
1
6
.
01684 540846 / 01684 540416 (Morso Café Telephone
Numbers)
1
7
.
9 (1899 – 1890.)
1
8
.
20 (On Malvern Hills Notice Board)
1
9
.
1895 (Drain pipes)
2
0
.
1989
2
1
.
Jane Eleanor Lowe. (Plaque on church.)
2
2
.
Mary Heywood & George Sumner. (Mother’s Union Founder)
2
3
.
Daytime (Fishponds)
2
4
.
Churchwarden (On three gates)
2
5
.
23 (Heads)
2
6
.
Portaloo
2
7
.
Green IGA Cover ( Over gas valve)
2
8
.
2017 (Bosbury Bards)
2
9
.
53 (On side of village hall)
3
0
.
Old Police House
3
1
.
Adam Buchanan (On War Memorial)
3
2
.
9 (Animal Heads)
3
3
.
C of E School or Old Grammar School.
Contact Us
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Features Editor:Harold Armitage
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
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 12
Found the best equipment
around or an innovative gadget?
Let your fellow gardeners share it.
The Autumn has now taken a full hold with most leaves now falling
and storms passing over the country providing incentive for the
remaining foliage to depart the trees and bushes.
The garden begs for a tidy up and if like my wife who’s
outlook on the garden is very akin to her desires for
house tidiness it is a nightmare time. All those untidy
branches, leaves and acorns littering the borders of
dead and dying plants which a few short weeks ago were flowering their hearts
out. It is like a red rag to a bull bless her. Solution-let her get on with it, but I do
draw the line at running the hands free vacuum over the patio. Conversations
over a hot coffee on the garden bench about the protection afforded by dying foliage to new growth and leaves
providing a winter mulch fall on deaf ears. Also ignored is that there is no need to tidy up the stacks of logs and wood
around the garden as they provide protection to beneficial insects and wildlife. It is wonderful that being together for
nearly fifty years allows us to discuss things in depth and then totally ignore each other’s wishes without falling out and
only have mutterings of “ silly old sod”.Gardens should be about sharing both the toil and the pleasure though the toil
does become more of the equation,
There are a lot of things to do this time of year if only to save more time for when Spring hits the calendar. Have now
lifted my peonies which have never give a good show and transplanted to the new border at the entrance to the
greenhouse. My red geraniums which have flowered magnificently have also been lifted, cut back and potted and in the
greenhouse for over wintering. Talking of greenhouse the tomatoes have now been harvested down to the last few
green ones which will adorn the kitchen windowsill awaiting their change of colour. Plants in the greenhouse have been
lifted and consigned to the compost bin along with my pathetic attempt at cucumber growing with a firm resolution to
grow them outdoors next year. The few that did reach a edible size were delicious.
I have a wallflower which has flowered(still is) for five months now but has become leggy and woody so about six weeks
ago I took some cuttings and housed them on the greenhouse shelf. Happily even this late they seem to have taken
well(at least 50% success rate) so looking forward to a larger area of long flowering wallflowers next year. The wife’s
favourite flower is the poppy and over the years we have only been able to grow them in pots but magically this year
one border has started producing a mass of yellow poppies. I don’t like them as they flower for such a short time then
go to seed but with enough in succession they put on a nice show.
Hedges and bushes need a slight trim and tidy up and now the borders are dying back I can plan out where the plants
need moving to for Spring so that they are seen in their best positions.
The BBQ is awaiting its annual major clean down ready to be covered and stored away for the winter. Though I have
always fancied a BBQ when the snow is on the ground as a way of doing the unpredictable. Let’s hope the weather
allows my dreams to come true.
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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
No 12
LET US KNOW HOW YOUR GARDEN IS GOING WITH ALL
THE ATTENTION IT IS GETTING AT THE MOMENT
TAKE SOME PICS ON YOUR PHONE
Contact Us
Editor: final selection pending
Correspondents:
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
Found the best
equipment
around or an
innovative gadget?
Let your fellow
gardeners share it.
The Autumn has now taken a full hold with most
leaves now falling and storms passing over
the country providing incentive for the
remaining foliage to depart the trees and
bushes.
The garden begs for a tidy up and if like my wife who’s outlook on
the garden is very akin to her desires for house tidiness it is a
nightmare time. All those untidy branches, leaves and acorns
littering the borders of dead and dying plants which a few short
weeks ago were flowering their hearts out. It is like a red rag to a
bull bless her. Solution-let her get on with it, but I do draw the line
at running the hands free vacuum over the patio. Conversations
over a hot coffee on the garden bench about the protection
afforded by dying foliage to new growth and leaves providing a
winter mulch fall on deaf ears. Also ignored is that there is no need
to tidy up the stacks of logs and wood around the garden as they
provide protection to beneficial insects and wildlife. It is wonderful
that being together for nearly fifty years allows us to discuss things
in depth and then totally ignore each other’s wishes without falling
out and only have mutterings of “ silly old sod”.Gardens should be
about sharing both the toil and the pleasure though the toil does
become more of the equation,
There are a lot of things to do this time of year if only to save more
time for when Spring hits the calendar. Have now lifted my peonies
which have never give a good show and transplanted to the new
border at the entrance to the greenhouse. My red geraniums which
have flowered magnificently have also been lifted, cut back and
potted and in the greenhouse for over wintering. Talking of
greenhouse the tomatoes have now been harvested down to the
last few green ones which will adorn the kitchen windowsill
awaiting their change of colour. Plants in the greenhouse have
been lifted and consigned to the compost bin along with my
pathetic attempt at cucumber growing with a firm resolution to
grow them outdoors next year. The few that did reach a edible size
were delicious.
I have a wallflower which has flowered(still is) for five months now
but has become leggy and woody so about six weeks ago I took
some cuttings and housed them on the greenhouse shelf. Happily
even this late they seem to have taken well(at least 50% success
rate) so looking forward to a larger area of long flowering
wallflowers next year. The wife’s favourite flower is the poppy and
over the years we have only been able to grow them in pots but
magically this year one border has started producing a mass of
yellow poppies. I don’t like them as they flower for such a short
time then go to seed but with enough in succession they put on a
nice show.
Hedges and bushes need a slight trim and tidy up and now the
borders are dying back I can plan out where the plants need
moving to for Spring so that they are seen in their best positions.
The BBQ is awaiting its annual major clean down ready to be
covered and stored away for the winter. Though I have always
fancied a BBQ when the snow is on the ground as a way of doing
the unpredictable. Let’s hope the weather allows my dreams to
come true.
Contact Us
Editor: final selection pending
Features Editor:Harold Armitage
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
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.
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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
Patron Her Majesty The Queen
Poppy Appeal 2020
You will not be surprised to learn that the Royal British Legion have decided not to hold the nationwide
door to door collections in aid of the Poppy Appeal this year.
It is also highly unlikely that major retail outlets will be hosting collection points.
The impact on fundraising is likely to be significant and will seriously affect the work of the RBL in
support of Forces Veterans.
The Cradley,Storridge and Mathon branch is proud of the fundraising achieved locally over the years
through the generous contributions of local residents, schools, organisations and businesses and once
again asks for your help.
Please continue to donate if at all possible.
You can do this by looking out for static collecting boxes at the following locations
with effect from 22nd October.
Bell Inn, Bosbury
Red Lion, Stiffords Bridge
Wheatsheaf Inn, Fromes Hill
Oak Inn, Staplow
Cradley Butcher
Crumpton Hill Farm Shop
Bosbury Barber
Fromes Hill Cafe
Fromes Hill Convenience Store
Fromes Hill Outdoor Shop
Royal British Legion Club, Cradley (as from Nov.2nd)
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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.
Royal British Legion Club – Events for the
future
In line with regulations we have had to curtail our events
for the foreseeable future. We apologise to our patrons
and will ensure a swift return to normal business as soon
as regulations allow.
Until then stay safe
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Out and About
Cradley Wanderings
No 12
Spotted by our intrepid travellers Derek and Ann Carver. A field
crammed full of poppies. Afghanistan? No- whilst near Stow and a bit
closer to home this field of daisies near Mathon. Isn’t our countryside
wonderful. Why we want to go abroad for holidays is a mystery?
Follow Derek and Ann on their
far away travels here
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No 12
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in our contact list
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exposure
for
that
poster
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or
fund
raising.
We
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or
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Either
way
you
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you
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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
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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
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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!
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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
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Mondays 10:30am -12:30pm
Thursdays 2:00pm -4:30pm
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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
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Editor: final selection pending
Correspondents:
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
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
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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
No 12
Contact Us
Editor: final selection pending
Correspondents:
Storridge: Vacancy
Cradley: Vacancy
Mathon: Vacancy
Web: Ken Nason
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
