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PAGE 2News From Melling And Wrayton....................................................................4Parish Council..........................................................................................4St Wilfrid’s Church....................................................................................5Melling Village Hall Events...........................................................................8Melling St Wilfrid CE Primary School..............................................................12Cooking Corner...Summer Fruit Cake..............................................................14News From The Neighbours..........................................................................13Hornby Pensioners....................................................................................17Lune Valley Swimming Pool.........................................................................18Hornby District Ramblers............................................................................21Parish Council Chairman Sandra Towers Tel: 21399 Email: sandramtowers@yahoo.co.ukParish Clerk Claire Helme Tel: 07845 186958 Parish Council WebsiteAnthea Wilkie Tel: 0770 8882989 Email: mellingwithwraytonwebsite@gmail.comMelling Village Hall Mary Jackson Tel: 07970705496Melling St Wilfrid’s School Tel: 21538Melling Chronicle EditorAnthea Wilkie Tel: 0770 8882989 Email: mellingchronicle@yahoo.co.ukFunded by Melling-with-Wrayton Parish CouncilEDITORIAL TEAMEditor: Anthea Wilkie, assisted by Sandra Towers Delivery Team: Judith Jones, Mike Murray, Robbie Murray, Sophie Ridsdale (Wennington), Howard Lewer (Wrayton), Cath TaylorAdvertising and Invoices: Claire Helme (Parish Clerk)VOL 56 NO.5 JUNE 2025The Melling ChronicleIn This Month’s IssueContacts

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PAGE 3Diary - JuneMELLING CHRONICLEThe Chronicle is available in PDF format at www.mellingwithwrayton.netPlease send items for the Melling Chronicle to the editor: mellingchronicle@yahoo.co.uk Please supply text as a Word document or by email. Photographs are always welcome at a high resolution. If you have an interesting, relevant, high resolution image for the front or back cover, please send it in for consideration.The Melling Chronicle is a forum open to everyone in the village. The views expressed in articles and letters are not necessarily the views of the Editor or the Parish Council, and they cannot accept responsibility for goods or services advertised in the magazine, although advertisements are accepted in good faith. The Editor reserves the right to edit or exclude items submitted for publication, and no liabilities are implied or accepted.Deadline for any contribution is the 20th of the preceding month.The Melling Chronicle is published monthly except for January and August.ADVERTISINGPlease contact: The Parish Clerk mellingwithwraytonpc@gmail.comCharges for 10 editions/Full Page £80.00/Half page £50.00/Quarter page £30.00Single entry: By negotiationPlease note that anyone submitting an article, notice, letter or advertisement for inclusion in the Melling Chronicle is responsible for the content (including factual accuracy) this rests solely with the originating individual or organisation.6 JunePub Night with The Scrimshankers - Melling Village Hall7.30pm7 JuneDominoes and Whist Evening - Hornby Institute7pm10 JuneHornby Pensioners Trip - Grasmere and Whitehaven9am14 JuneHornby District Ramblers - WalkPage 2120 JuneMovie Night - Melling Village Hall7pm21 JuneDominoes Evening - Hornby Institute7pm25 JuneCraft Day - Melling Village Hall10am28 JuneHornby District Ramblers - WalkPage 21

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PAGE 4News From Melling And WraytonPARISH COUNCILThe Annual Parish Meeting and Parish Council AGM took place on Tuesday 14th May 2025. Sandra Towers was re-elected as Chair and Andrew Stevenson re-elected to Vice-Chair. Phill Howson, Graham Fawcett and Mary Jackson will continue to manage “outdoor matters” such as mowing, footpaths and biodiversity. The upkeep of village notice boards was discussed and quotes for repair and replacement will be gained and discussed in the July meeting. The Chair will attend the City Council seminar this month.CHAIRMAN’S REPORT MAY 2024 - MAY 2025Councillors have spent much time on:“Outdoor” matters such as Footpaths and Bridleways and the general upkeep and maintenance of Parish outdoor spaces:• The experimental “pollinator patch” on Moorside Triangle opposite the primary school was initially put in place for 5 years, this time is now up and it has been decided to extend the wild ower area on a permanent basis. Lancaster City Council will manage this.• The PC have started a footpath survey of all paths in the parish with photos and what3words listings for location purposes. It is hoped that this will be a working document where parishioners can report problems. The council will use this document to identify areas where PROW and biodiversity grants should be used.• The role of mowing operative has been updated, with a new contractor employed. Whilst the role of lengthsman has for the moment been disbanded. Any jobs requiring attention will be undertaken by suitable contractors employed on a job-by-job basis. To help with this, a list tasks needed/jobs undertaken is being compiled hopefully this will help with future planning.• The damaged tree on the Green has been inspected and a tree surgeon appointed to ll out the necessary paperwork and undertake any permitted work.Transport:• After the RTA last summer the PC has discussed road use, including speed, speed monitoring, parking, with little progress being made so far.• The Chair and Vice-Chair met with a representative of SUSTRANS and discussed the planning of the Lune Cycle Route from Morecambe to Ingleton. This is very much at a preplanning stage.

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PAGE 5ST. WILFRID’S CHURCHNews From Melling And WraytonYou can now donate to the upkeep of our beautiful ancient church by contributing to our new online fundraiser. Scan the QR code to get started!Your kind donations keep the building running and the church an active place of worship.We deeply appreciate all the funds we receive. Thank you!Highways:• Several reports have been made about Vicar Lane with small requests dealt with but not the major work needed over the Old Lune. This will be added to next year’s areas for action• Dog fouling continues to be a problem, the LCC dog-warden is involved and the school has provided posters Planning:• There has been little or no progress on the Tate Holes property• Lancaster City Council has held meetings for the parish councils to explain the latest updates to planning, there has been a request for land for building which has been discussed and will be monitored. The PC has lled out the questionnaires they have been sent. Thank you to my fellow councillors for their help and supportSandra Towers. (13/05/2025)

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PAGE 6PAGE 6MELLING WITH WRAYTON COMMUNITY GROUPKeep in touch with the latest goings on by joining the new Melling with Wrayton Community Group on Facebook. All welcome!dpJOINERYDavid Pickering, DP JoineryT: 07527860948 E: dpjoineryuk@gmail.com• Fitted wardrobes, furniture and shelves• Window and door tting, and repair• Glazing and reglazing• Kitchen installation• Wooden ooring• General Joinery and Handyman service• Painting and decoratingNo job too small, Don't hesitate to contact me to discuss your requirements

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PAGE 8MELLING VILLAGE HALL EVENTSAre you interested in joining the committee? Why not contact: Mary: 07970705496 or Sandra: 07713883632 for more info.MELLING VILLAGE HALL PUB NIGHTFriday 6th June, doors open 7.30pm Friday 4th July, doors open 7.30pm.Why not come along, meet up with friends and have a great start to the weekend.MOVIE NIGHT Making use of our audio-visual equipment:A COMPLETE UNKNOWN 20th June 2025Doors open at 7pm and the lm starts at 7.30pm.In the early 1960s, 19-year-old Bob Dylan arrives in New York with his guitar and revolutionary talent, destined to change the course of American music. Forming his most intimate relationships during his rise to fame, he grows restless with the folk movement, making a controversial choice that reverberates worldwide. industrialist recognises his talent.News From Melling And Wrayton

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PAGE 9News From Melling And WraytonLOOKING AHEAD........IN MELLING VILLAGE HALLPub Night6th June 2025 with Lasagne supper (veg & gf available) and TiramisuFriday 7.30pmFilm Night 20th June 2025 “A Complete Unknown” Friday 7.30pmCraft Day 25th June 2025Wednesday 10am - 4pmPub Night4th July 2025 (enjoy a burger on Independence Day! veg available)Friday 7.30pmFilm Night 18th July 2025 Friday 7.30pmCraft Day 30th July 2025Wednesday 10am - 4pmEASYFUNDRAISING FOR THE VILLAGE HALLRemember Melling Village Institute are now registered with easyfundraising, which means you can raise FREE donations for us every time you shop online. Over 7,000 brands will donate to us when you use easyfundraising to shop with them – at no extra cost to yourself!These donations really mount up and make a BIG difference to us, so we’d really appreciate it if you could take a moment to sign up and support us. It’s completely FREE and only takes a moment.Scan the QR code or you can nd our easyfundraising page at: www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/melling-village-institute/?utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=pmc&utm_content=gs-email1. They also have an app. Thank you.Contact Sandra 07713883632 or Mary 07970705496 for further details.This event will be repeated on the last Wednesday of each month.Warm!Wednesday 26 March10am - 4pmMelling Village HallPlenty of room-largetables!£10 to include a soup and sandwich lunch. Bottomless tea and coffeeBring your own materials& equipmentGood companyContact Sandra 07713883632 or Mary 07970705496 for further details.This event will be repeated on the last Wednesday of each month.Warm!Wednesday 26 March10am - 4pmMelling Village HallPlenty of room-largetables!£10 to include a soup and sandwich lunch. Bottomless tea and coffeeBring your own materials& equipmentGood companyCOMING UP IN THE AUTUMN: • Big Breakfast. • Quiz with pies, peas and proper puds.• A lm with afternoon tea and prosecco…

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PAGE 10HIRE CHARGES FOR MELLING VILLAGE HALLGeneral public/businesses—£22 per hour, reduced to £20 per hour for multiple bookings of 3 or more sessions.Local residents—£20 per hour, reduced to £18 per hour for multiple bookings of 3 or more sessions.Get in/set up charge is by arrangement. Full days/consecutive days by arrangement.ARTICLES AND PHOTOGRAPHS!Have you taken a recent photo of somewhere in our beautiful villages, or the surrounding area, that you think could appear on the cover, back cover or inside the issue somewhere?Preferably it should be a high resolution digital image. Everything will be considered, you can choose to be credited or not. If the photo is seasonally relevant that’s even better. Any interesting articles would also be most welcome.Please send any photos or articles to: mellingchronicle@yahoo.co.ukNews From Melling And Wrayton

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PAGE 12News From Melling And WraytonMELLING ST WILFRID CE PRIMARY SCHOOL‘FOR THE LOVE OF LEARNING, FRIENDSHIP AND FAITH.’This week our Y5 an6 pupils have spent an action packed few days on a residential trip to Edinburgh with Mrs Martin and Mrs Ip. We set off from Lancaster station where we met and boarded the 8:10am train to Edinburgh Waverley. We had everything we needed for the 3 days in a back pack so that we did not have to spend the rst and last day carrying around luggage.As we were approaching Edinburgh a broken down train on the track delayed our journey a little but meant we had time to tuck into our lunch at 10:30am! We arrived at the train station just before 11am and walked straight to Dynamic Earth in the Holyrood area of Edinburgh. We started with a planetarium lm and talk about the history of the universe and then went on a museum tour of the history of time complete with earthquakes and icebergs. It was fascinating. Our Dynamic Earth tour was completed with a workshop about climate change which was very interesting and the knowledge will be put to good use back in the classroom.Our next venue was the Chocolatarium- a denite highlight of the trip. All the children got the chance to make their own chocolate bars – either milk or plain chocolate, they chose the moulds and toppings and ensured it was tempered. It was set in the large fridges and we received each child’s beautifully packaged at the end of our tour. After making the chocolate we had a history lesson about chocolate but got to taste each era of chocolate from early chocolate to new avours and from different countries – it was delicious and we now know lots of information about chocolate making. Finally we learned about the rainforests and cocoa bean farming which was nished off with a drink of pure molten chocolate- delicious!After chocolate eating we walked to the Central Youth Hostel where we were staying and had our evening meal there. After dinner we went for a chance to unwind in the park near the youth Hostel before bed.

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PAGE 13News From Melling And WraytonThe next day we had breakfast at 7:30am in the youth hostel and then headed to the Royal Mile to visit Camera Obscura. The children discovered there are a lot of steps in Edinburgh! We went straight to the top of Camera Obscura from where there is a magnicent Birds Eye view of Edinburgh. We then went in to see the Victorian pinhole camera which shows close up images from the top of the building of all the people walking down below using only mirror and lens technology. There are then 5 oors of optical illusions and a maze of mirrors which are only for the brave!Edinburgh castle was our next stop with planets of chances to see the cannons and walk the castle walls. We saw lots of guards with their elaborate uniforms. After a picnic lunch in the castle we went to the Museum of Scotland which is housed in a beautiful building with many natural and world history exhibits. The children completed a scavenger hunt and explored the whole museum. Next came Mary King close- Edinburgh’s underground street buried under Edinburgh city chambers which gave us a very realistic insight into what life would have been like during the 1600s and was quite gruesome. After the horrors of life long ago the children were glad to return to the present day and visit Pizza Express which we took over for dinner on the Royal mile. Lots of pizzas and ice cream later we headed back to the youth hostel for another game of tig in the park followed by straight to sleep.Our nal day involved another trip to the park followed by an interesting walk with a bagpipe serenade to the national gallery. The children were in awe and wonder at the size and scale of the works of art. They were allowed to make their own sketches looking at the techniques the great artists use. We then went to the city art gallery where we looked at printing techniques in art before a quick visit to Princess Gardens to eat a picnic lunch before catching our train home. We certainly packed a lot into our 3 day visit and we were all exhausted when we got home but had made so many memories that will last a lifetime. If anyone is planning a visit to Edinburgh please ask a Y5 or 6 pupil, they will be able to give you lots of information!Mrs Fiona Ip, Headteacher

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PAGE 14News From Melling And WraytonINGREDIENTSFor the Cake• 300 g unsalted butter• 300 g caster sugar• 350 g self raising our• 6 medium eggs• 250 g summer berriesFor the Coulis• 240 g summer berries• 80 g caster sugarMETHOD1) Preheat oven to 180C/160C Fan, line two deep 8”/20cm tins with parchment paper. 2) Add your butter, sugar, self-raising our and eggs to a mixer bowl beat together until smooth. Fold through the fruit and split between the two tins. 3) Bake in the oven for 40-45 minutes, or until baked through. A skewer should come out clean, and the cake should bounce back when gently pressed. 4) Once baked, leave to cool in the tin for 20-30 minutes, and then remove carefully and cool fully on a wire rack, remove the parchment paper when cool. To make the Coulis: Chop the strawberries to a similar size to the raspberries. Add fruit to a pan, add the sugar then heat on a medium heat. Stir it often so the sugar doesn’t catch and mash the fruit down as it softens. Blitz the mixture until it’s smooth then pass it through a sieve to get rid of any seeds/lumps. Leave it to cool fully. For the Buttercream: Beat room temperature unsalted butter for about 5 minutes so it is really soft and smooth. Add in the icing sugar a little at a time and beat again. Add in 3 tablespoons of coulis and beat until again. For the Decoration: Put your rst layer of your cake onto a plate, and cover with half of the buttercream. Add the second layer of cake, and top with the rest of the buttercream. Decorate the cake with the berries and serve more coulis on the side.COOKING CORNER ... SUMMER FRUIT CAKE For the Buttercream• 200 g unsalted butter• 400 g icing sugar• 3 tbsp coulisFor the Decoration• Strawberries• Raspberries• Red Currants• Extra Fruit Coulis

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PAGE 1513 Care & Commitment for your Peace of Mind 1 Station Road HORNBY T: 015242 22288 E: info@hornbydaynursery.co.uk Ofsted rated us Outstanding in all areas • Qualified staff who positively enjoy working with children • Flexible opening hours to cater for most needs • 30 hours free childcare for Pre-School children • Dedicated Baby & Toddler facilities • Home cooked meals with special diets catered for • Secure outdoor play areas in rural environment • Safe off street parking • Holiday club available during all school holidays • Childcare vouchers accepted Looking for childcare? Call Danielle Brown to discuss your individual requirements or to arrange a visit. Session TimesMonday, Tuesday & ThursdayMorning session:9am - 12.30pm £14.00 (includes lunch period)Afternoon session: 12.30pm - 3pm - £10.00Full Day- £24.00(A school lunch can be provided upon request for £1.10)Busy Bodies Pre School,c/o Melling St Wilfrid Church of England Primary School,Lodge Lane,MellingLA6 2RE.015242 21538 Ext 2All 3 to 4 year olds can access 15 hours per week of free early years entitlement. Some 2 year olds are also eligible if criteria met.13 Care & Commitment for your Peace of Mind 1 Station Road HORNBY T: 015242 22288 E: info@hornbydaynursery.co.uk Ofsted rated us Outstanding in all areas • Qualified staff who positively enjoy working with children • Flexible opening hours to cater for most needs • 30 hours free childcare for Pre-School children • Dedicated Baby & Toddler facilities • Home cooked meals with special diets catered for • Secure outdoor play areas in rural environment • Safe off street parking • Holiday club available during all school holidays • Childcare vouchers accepted Looking for childcare? Call Danielle Brown to discuss your individual requirements or to arrange a visit. Session TimesMonday, Tuesday & ThursdayMorning session:9am - 12.30pm £14.00 (includes lunch period)Afternoon session: 12.30pm - 3pm - £10.00Full Day- £24.00(A school lunch can be provided upon request for £1.10)Busy Bodies Pre School,c/o Melling St Wilfrid Church of England Primary School,Lodge Lane,MellingLA6 2RE.015242 21538 Ext 2All 3 to 4 year olds can access 15 hours per week of free early years entitlement. Some 2 year olds are also eligible if criteria met.Busy Bodies Pre-Schoolc/o Melling St Wilfrid Church of England Primary School,Lodge Lane, Melling,LA6 2RE015242 21538 Ext 2All 3 to 4 year oldscan access 15 hours per week of free early years entitlement.Some 2 year olds are also eligible if criteria met.Session Times – Monday, Tuesday and Thursday ● Monday and Tuesday: Full day (12.30pm - 3pm) ● Thursday: Morning (9am - 12.30pm )

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PAGE 17HORNBY PENSIONERS - JUNE 2025DOMINOES AND WHIST EVENINGSThese evenings will begin at 7pm in Hornby Institute. For information regarding these events, please contact: Eileen Barton on 0778046151• 7th June: Dominoes and Whist. • 21st June: Dominoes.TRIPSMany of you will have been looking forward to our programme of Summer Day Excursions and we hope that our rst one will not disappoint.Tuesday June 10th: Grasmere and Whitehaven, via the scenic route.This trip is a full day excursion and begins to pick up at 9am.We will travel through the Lakes and make a stop at the Garden Centre in Grasmere. We will then travel via the scenic route to Whitehaven. Our journey back will offer a short stop at Booths in Ulverston.The coach trips remain the same at £12 for members and £14 for non-members. Guests, even those of non-pensionable age are most welcome.You will be able to book your seat on the coach at the institute on Tuesday and Wednesday mornings, from 10am until noon.The coach will arrive back no later than 7pm.News From The Neighbours

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PAGE 18News From The NeighboursMAKE A SPLASH WITH A BIRTHDAY POOL PARTY! Make your next birthday one to remember with a fun-lled Birthday Pool Party! Whether you’re looking for a fun time with oats, small inatables and pool games or just a chance to enjoy time with friends and family in the water, we’ve got you covered.What’s Included?• Exclusive pool time for a full hour (accommodating up to 25 people)• Floats, small inatables, sinkers and toys• Foyer area available for you to bring your own snacks and drinks• Lifeguard on poolside ensuring a safe, fun experienceHow to Book?Birthday Parties can be booked via our website in one of our Family Hire Slots for £58.00 for the full hour. Please visit our website for more information and to secure your perfect party date! We look forward to seeing you at the pool soon!FOR ALL POOL ENQUIRIES:Please contact Georgia on: 01524 805666. Website: www.lunevalleypool.com Facebook: lune valley swimming pool Email: poolmanager@lunevalleypool.com Direct line pool tel: (01524) 80566

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PAGE 19PAGE 19LUNE VALLEY ACCOUNTING35 years’ experience.Based in the Lune ValleyBookkeeping and Accounts production for Sole Traders, Partnerships & Limited companies. Personal and corporate tax returns Wages/PAYE/CISCompany formation, and VAT registrationContact: Peter Scott on 07341388109 or peter@lvaccounting.co.uk20Handy Harry Services Property Maintenance & Repair (No job too small!) Are you looking for a reliable, local tradesman for the household jobs that you never get round to doing yourself?Handy Harry Services offer a domestic repair and maintenance service in the locality of Lancaster and the Lune Valley. Estimates and advice are offered free of charge. Simply call the number below to arrange a convenient appointment. Mobile 07973 923 276 Fields View. Wrayton, Carnforth, LA6 2QU ANDREW WHITAKERGardener Painter/Decorator Tel. (01524) 69806Mob. 07900 905 026awhitaker112@googlemail.comWebsite: www.benthamphysio.comEmail: info@benthamphysio.com

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PAGE 20PAGE 20Joules Kirkby Lonsdale 015242 71390Market Square, Kirkby Lonsdale, LA6 2ANSS25 Melling Chronicle Ad 89x125mm.indd 1SS25 Melling Chronicle Ad 89x125mm.indd 1 10/04/2025 13:5910/04/2025 13:5921Lowfold LandscapesGarden Maintenance & DesignPlanting Schemes, TurﬁngDecking, Paving, PatiosTopsoil & StoneGrass CuttingTree SurgeryCall Philip Howson07816 813 848Fully InsuredDog Walking andDog Sitting ServiceAbbie Kirkwood07710407314email:abbiekirkwood16@gmail.comGardening General tidying, Maintenance, Lawn Mowing, Hedge Cutting, Pruning etc. Restoration of overgrown gardens a speciality. Reasonably priced and reliable service. Contact Stephen on 07763860340The Catholic churches of:Our Lady Immaculate (Caton) & St Mary’s (Hornby),are now being looked after by the clergy at the Cathedral Parish in Lancaster. The serving clergy are: Rev Fr John Millar (Cathedral Dean) & Rev Fr Philip Wrigley.If you need to contact the clergy, please email us at:clergy@lancastercathedral.org.uk Website: www.lancastercathedral.org.ukSaturday Vigil:18:00 - Our Lady Immaculate, Caton18:30 – Cathedral, LancasterSunday:09:00 - St Mary’s, Hornby09:00 – St Thomas More, Lancaster10:30 – Cathedral, Lancaster18:30 – Cathedral, LancasterParish Weekend Mass times for this area:

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PAGE 21News From The NeighboursCONSTITUTION OF THE CLUB1. The club is Hornby District Ramblers2. The club exists to provide guided rambles for the enjoyment of the members3. A committee of a chairperson, secretary, and treasurer and four members will be elected at the AGM4. The AGM will be held in November5. The annual subscription will be xed at the AGM6. Third party insurance is provided7. Members walk at their own risk8. Visitors on rambles are welcome9. All children must be accompanied by a responsible adult10. NO dogs are allowed on rambles11. This constitution can only be amended at the AGM2025 COMMITTEE Chair: Jenny Herd Secretary: Peter Edge Treasurer: Chris Kynch - Richard Kenyon - Ken Sedgwick – Ros Davey - Joan Mitton - Cath SextonHORNBY DISTRICT RAMBLERS 2025 PROGRAMMEMeet at Hornby Car Park to leave at 9.30am prompt – Or at parking area for start of the walkA contribution for 2025 towards fuel costs, if sharing £3 per person for the shorter distance or £4 for a longer distance. ANNUAL SUBSCRIPTION £5-00. Phone Jenny Herd for details of walks: 015242 21690 or contact the walk leaderDATES DISTANCE LEADER(S)JUNE 14th 4- 6 miles ROS (015242 41888)JUNE 28th 6-8 miles CHRIS (0711 384888)JULY 12th 4-6 miles JENNY H ( 015242 21690)JULY 26th 6-8 miles CHRIS ( 0711 384 888)AUGUST 9th 4-8 mile (only one walk this month) APRIL AND JOHN (07929 004215)SEPTEMBER 13th 4-6 miles JENNY H (015242 21690)SEPTEMBER 27th 6-8 miles CATH AND NICKY (cathsexton16@icloud.com)OCTOBER 11th 4-6 miles HAZEL (hazel.ellerbysayer169@icloud.com)OCTOBER 25th 6-8 miles PETER EDGE (015242 22176)NOVEMBER 8th WALK-AGM and lunch COMMITTEEDECEMBER 13th 4-6 miles IAN SHUTTLER (07572 914 693)

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