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A Masters Degree in English, was conferred on Ann Denise Elizabeth Allday of Barmouth, Gwynedd, at the recent awards ceremony in Cardiff. In the picture, Ann is being congratulated on her achievement by the Vice-Chancellor of the Open University, Mr Martin Bean 3 Peaks In order to raise funds for this years race there will be a coffee morning and film show in the Parlwr Mawr of the Dragon on Thursday 31 st May from 10-30am till 12-30. The film will be running throughout the morning in addition to the coffee, cakes, bric, a brac that will be available. It will be an interesting event at which all are welcome. School competition Ysgol Y Traeth this year beat all other schools in the UK to receive free, embroidered school uniforms from Tesco. They would like repeat that success but need local people to go to the Facebook site and vote, currently they are in second place so every vote will be valued. Barmouth News 6-5-12 Go Free Local people will be able to try the taster sessions for free at the Mawddach Rotary Paddlesports Festival that will be held in Barmouth on May 26 th and 27 th.

Barmouth Communities First Partnership has made an advance payment that will entitle anyone with an LL42 post code to take part in the sessions for free. The minimum age will probably be 8yrs for safety reason but parents can check this on the day. There is no upper age limit so anyone can have a go. Visitors have long known the pleasures of the outdoor pursuits available locally so this is a chance for residents to see what is available on their doorstep.

Craft Fair On Sunday 27 th May there will be a Craft Fair in the Buffs Club, St Annes Square from 10am till 3pm. Everything on show and for sale will be locally made and includes among other things Felt designs, sock monkeys, hand turned wooden items, jewellery, cards, soaps, cakes and much more. If you would like to display your work, free of charge please contact the organisers Sam 2 or Rita 4 so that they can reserve space for you Can You Help Tony Hoadley is trying to locate a friend he had whilst serving with the RAF at West Kirby in 1953 who came from Barmouth and was a church goer. His name was Eddie or Ted Williams and was the Godfather to Tony’s son. If anyone has any information on him or his family they can call Tony on 14 or email him Llanaber Church Coffee Evening On Wednesday 30 th May there will be the annual Coffee Evening in the Jesuits House at Llanaber.

The house has spectacular views out into the bay so is a superb location for the event. Starting at 7pm there will be various stalls offering homemade cakes and preserves, plants, books, Bric a Brac additionally there will also be a Raffle and Tombola. The £1 entrance includes refreshments, a warm welcome is extended to everyone. Lifeboat News Barmouth RNLI Fundraisers will be holding their Annual General Meeting at 2.15 p.m. On Wednesday 16 th May at the Lifeboathouse on the Promenade and extend an invitation to existing and prospective fundraisers from Barmouth, Fairbourne and the surrounding districts, to attend. If you would like to hear more about the work of this important charity, which depends entirely on voluntary donations to maintain its rescue service, then please come along. A promotional awareness video will be shown and refreshments will be served after the meeting.

Barmouth News 29-04-12 Parkinsons benefit. The recent Parkinsons awareness coffee morning event that was held in the Parlwr Mawr was well attended. Information on the condition was available and fun games helped generate funds for the association. In total £267 was raised which was achieved thanks to the generosity of the businesses and individuals that supported and those who attended. Health Walks The Health Walks will start again on Thursday evenings from 10 th May. The Pavilion Leisure Centre is the meeting point, leaving at 6pm. Walks generally last for one to one and a half hours and are classed as easy.

Everyone is welcome to join in, especially those who feel they would like a little exercise in the company of others. After the singing of Meirion to the accompaniment of Blodwen Comerford congratulations were extended to the darts players, both teams having reached the County Finals. Barmouth A beat Barmouth B for the Shield and Janet Davies won the singles.

Best wishes were also proffered to the April birthdays and to Rose Morris on the birth of grandson Elis and to Christine Dearden on her new grandchild. The correspondence was then dealt with by the deputy Secreetary Christine Leeses and a clipboard was circulated for the Summer Trip on Wednesday 20 th June. The Table Top Sale at the July meeting will be given to Federation, who are hosting 2013 Wales Conference. Guest speaker Betty Miller then gave a wonderful display of sugarcraft, making flowers to decorate cakes. She also gererously donated one of her cakes to be raffled. Janet Davies warmly thanked Betty, who comes from Llanbedr, for the demonstration.

President Mair Jones thanked the tea hostesses Shelia Davies, Lorraine Viney and Mari O’Rourke. The cake was won by Beti Jones, the raffle prize by Christine Dearden and the flowers by Monica Buggy.

Members were pleased by the attendance of the Federation PresidentMeinir Lloyd Jones at the meeting. BarmouthLive The local online radio group have now purchased equipment that will allow them to start building a library of downloadable podcasts and items. If you have ideas for programmes that will be of local interest or would like to record original writing or music for others to hear please contact the group via the Communities First office in Station road. If you want to test reaction to your work as a writer, comedian, musician or story teller etc. This could be an ideal way to start. The group meet regularly, if you would like to be informed of meeting dates and times leave your contact details at the office as above.

Oil Club It was thought that group buying of oil would result in significant savings for local consumers. After further investigation it has been found that a particular site seems to offer the benefits of bulk buying without the need for membership or local organising. If you would like details of what has been found call in to the Communities First office and talk to Denise or Martin. Barmouth News 22-04-12 A.G.M. The AGM of Barmouth U3A will be held in the Parlwr Mawr at the Dragon Theatre, Barmouth on Wednesday May 9th and it will start at 1.30 prompt.

It will be followed by refreshments at 2pm. At 2.30, the speaker will be Paul Aslin. Paul and his wife Pauline are beekeepers who live in Arthog. They look after 24 colonies of bees and produce local honey and beeswax products including candles, polish, skincreams and soap. Paul will take a small colony of bees in a securely sealed glass-sided observation hive and will describe the inner workings of the colony. He will explain how the colony develops through the season and how the bees communicate and work together to produce honey and wax in quantities which a beekeeper is able harvest.

There will be a sales table. Non-members are welcome. Barmouth U3A. The guest speaker at Barmouth U3A Monthly Gathering on Wednesday March 11th was Mr. Caerwyn Roberts, chairman of Snowdonia National Park Authority. Roberts described all aspects of the valuable work done by the Authority since its founding 60 years ago, and accompanied his talk with a wealth of slides highlighting the repair and restoration to land and buildings which has been regularly undertaken. Download Vdi 2230 English Pdf Free. Roberts stressed two of the Authority's recent important achievements; the completion of Hafod Eryri, the visitor centre on the summit of Snowdon, and the purchase of Yr Ysgwrn, home of the poet Hedd Wyn.

We were most grateful to Mr. Roberts for making us aware how much hard work goes into protecting our heritage. --Exhibition The Mawddach Art Group will be holding an exhibition of their work in the Arts Room of the Dragon Theatre from Tuesday 1 st to and including Saturday 12 th May between 10am and 3pm daily with an honesty bar for tea and coffee. Entry will be free.

The Mawddach Arts group meet each Thursday from 10am till 1-30pm in the school room of Christchurch in Beach Road, prospective new members will be welcomed any Thursday. Craft Fair There will be a Craft Fair, not a car boot sale, in the Buffs Club on Monday 27 th May from 10am till2-3opm. If you would like to reserve a table and sell your own work please contact Rita Hunter Johnson or Samantha Jones or leave a message at Communities First in Station Road. May Concert Alana Guthrie–Jones, who is daughter of David and grand-daughter of the late Joan and Edward Guthrie–Jones is an acclaimed musician with the Melbourne Symphony orchestra.

She will be visiting the UK in May and has offered to perform a concert at the Dragon Theatre in Barmouth as a tribute to her Grandfather who was such a good friend of the theatre. The proceeds from the concert will be donated to the theatre. Alana will be performing a varied selections of musical styles and is sure to thrill her audience with her skills.

Monday May 6 th at 7-30 is the date and time, please contact the theatre for prices on 97 Fantastic Factory effort The Factory Shop in Barmouth has nominated the Dragon Theatre as its chosen charity to support this year. All their fund raising efforts will benefit this local facility. The event that they ran over the Easter weekend raised a gladly received £200 but in addition to that Barmouth branch sold more plastic bags than any other branch in Wales and were therefore able to choose where the total money from all the sales of bags went. Naturally they gave the £2900 raised to the Dragon Theatre, the Management committee were overwhelmed by this generosity and congratulate the staff on their outstanding efforts on their behalf. All that Jazz The Fourth Friday Jazz night on 27 th April at 7-30 in the Arts Room at the Dragon will this month welcome the Jochen Eisenstraut Trio with supporting player Mike McKever. These events are so popular now that it is suggested that you contact Danny Jones on 03 to book. Film choices A new initiative by the Dragon Manager, Allison Williams, sees potential film viewers being given the opportunity to help choose the films to be shown.

The films available are listed at filmbank.co.uk, if you find something that you feel would draw an audience you are invited to contact her with your ideas on 97 Prayer guidance Learning to Pray and Deepening our Life of Prayer has reached the third session in the series which will be held in the Meeting Room at the Presbytery at St. Tudwal’s, Barmouth, on Thursday, 3 rd May, 2012. The session will begin at 7 p.m. With an input on Lectio Divina meaning Praying with the Bible followed by questions and fellowship over tea, coffee and snacks ending at 8 p.m.

All are invited to go and take their friends along for an enjoyable evening. 15-04-12 Barmouth News Titanic Day 100 years to the day Barmouth celebrated the bravery of former resident Harold Lowe who was instrumental in saving many lives on the horrific night that the Titanic sank. Hundreds of people joined outside the Harbourmasters office for the unveiling of the commemorative plaque. This excellently orchestrated event was introduced by Mayor Mark James and delivered by Cllr Phil Hill, Cllr Sue Slater along with the Rector and Harold Lowe’s grandson. The Ardudwy Male Voice Choir performed and also led the closing hymn of the ceremony that saw both Harold Lowes Grandson and Maddie, who had instigated the chain of events that led to todays event perform the unveiling. Both the Army and Air cadets participated, lowering their standards to signal the minute’s silence that opened the proceedings. Many residents from the area and organisations attended, including Lifeboat Crew, Coastguards and Harbourmaster.

Town and County Councillors were joined by officers from Gwynedd Council Maritime Department. A thoroughly enjoyable, interesting and poignant event for a sunny spring afternoon to recognise the bravery and the tragedy of that fateful night.

Getting to know If you are one of those who does not even know how to turn a computer on let alone understand how these machines are relevant to your life you have a great opportunity. Communities First with Deudraeth Cyf are offering a number of sessions for people of all abilities. The beginners course runs for five weeks from Tuesday 1 st May from 10am till noon. A one off session on poster design will be of interest for local groups. This two hour session will be held on Thursday 26 th April 12noon till 2pm.

Ebay selling is another session offered on Wednesday May2nd from noon till 2pm and finally Skype for beginners will be from 12-30 till 2pm on Tuesday 15 th May. All sessions are free but you need to book a space. Contact Communities First on 79 or call in to the office for further details. How the other half loves Alan Ayckbournes comedies always attract attention, this one is being performed by Louche Theatre Company from Aberystwyth on Saturday 21 st April at 7-30 in the Dragon Theatre.

Tickets will cost £7-50. Louchetheatre.com web site will give more information about this company. Turn2Us Turn2us is a charitable organisation, promoted by Citizens Advice Bureau, that has launched its second annual Benefits Awareness Month this April. It aims encourage people in financial need to understand what benefits are available to them.

Gives the opportunity to check your entitlement to welfare benefits using the Turn2us Benefits Calculator. You can also phone them on 0808 802 2000.

Alternatively you can call in to the Communities First office where the staff will guide you around the website. 1-4-12 Barmouth News Oil Club A recent item in the Communities First news letter referred to the benefits of group buying of heating oil to secure discounts on price. If anyone would be interested in investigating this further they are invited to contact Martin at the Communities Fist office in Station Road it is likely that a minimum of ten people would need to join to make it worthwhile. Plaque On Sunday 15 th April at 2 pm a plaque will be unveiled on the Harbour to commemorate the bravery of 5 th officer Harold Lowe shown on the occasion of the sinking of the Titanic on 15 th April 1912 Parkinsons awareness On Thursday 19 th April from 10am till 4pm there will be a Parkinson Awareness event in the Parlwr Mawr of the Dragon Theatre.

The Specialist Nurse will be on hand to offer advice and explanations to anyone who would like to know more about this condition. There will be lots of fun events too including competitions with generously donated prizes.

Placenames Many non Welsh speakers miss out a lot in that they do not know the significance or meaning of many place names in the area. Following the very popular Hughes Views it was suggested that people may like to hear explanations and perhaps view pictures or visit those places. An event has been arranged for Monday 30 th April at 2pm in the Communities First office. Space is limited so it would be helpful if you could contact Denise on 79 to let her know if you would like to go along. Barmouth Gardening Club The meeting opened with Jenny Wilson, this month's chairperson, introducing member Barry Rampton who briefly told us about jobs to do in the garden in March. These included planting vegetables, pruning, lawn care & much more.

He finished by giving us a recipe for Wild Garlic Pesto & answering some questions. Next Mrs Hilary Nurse informed us about the National Garden Scheme of which she is the Area Organiser.

Nurse spoke about the gardens open in this area with a brief description of them. She was surprised that some members did not realise that the money raised from Open Gardens goes to charity. The NGS has raised 22million pounds in the last 10 years for nursing, caring & gardening charities. Nurse hoped we would visit as many open gardens as possible during the coming summer. After thanking Mrs. Nurse the evening ended with tea& biscuits. The next meeting is on April 10that 7pm in the Parlwr Mawr.

Jobs help If you need help filling application forms, searching the net for jobs, updating your c.v. Or other help finding training you are welcome to call in to Communities First on Tuesday afternoons between 2pm and 4pm.

Employers are also invited to advertise their vacancies free of charge, please contact the office to leave details. Barmouth News 25-03-12 Barmouth U3A. At the next Monthly Gathering of Barmouth U3A on Wednesday April 11th the guest speaker will be Mr. Caerwyn Roberts, Chairman of Snowdonia National Park. His title will be “Snowdonia National Park over the last 60 years”. The Park is the 4th oldest National Park out of a total of 14 in Britain, and Mr.

Roberts will be bringing to our attention what he considers to be some of Snowdonia National Park Authority's finest achievements and most memorable moments. The meeting will be held in the Parlwr Mawr of the Dragon Theatre, Barmouth, 1.30 for 2pm, and non-members will be very welcome. Fish and chip babies The members of the Barmouth Knitting Group took on a project of knitting for the new born babies in Africa, many of whom are infected with Aides and leave hospital wrapped in newspaper. We would like to say a huge Thank You to all who knitted jumpers -forty seven have been completed to date, and also those who contributed wool. If you are still interested in knitting more of the jumpers the project is on-going.

Tradition Catrin o’Neill will be presenting an evening of Traditional and original Welsh, Breton and Irish music. She will be accompanied by Mike lease and Chris Knowles on a variety if interesting instru m ents The event is to be held in the Dragon Theatre Arts Room on Thursday 12 th April at 8pm. Tickets can be bought in advance or at the door at a cost of £6 adults and £3 children. Easter Fair The Dragon Theatre continues to find opportunities for local artists and crafts people to showcase their talents. On Thursday 5 th April between 10am and 2-30 there will be an event that combines crafts and locally produced food for demonstration and purchase. It is hoped that a regular pattern of shows could be set up, perhaps on Sundays.

It is also possible for people who cannot attend to deliver their craft work in advance to be shown and sold on commission. Please call Allison on 97 to discuss the options.

BarmouthLive With funding from Communities First a group of local residents are setting up an internet based radio, multi media station. If you would like to contribute to the library of content that will be developed please contact the group via the Communities First office. You may have original writings or poetry, music, comedy or talks on various subjects that could be shared with the community. Call in and talk to Denise or Martin about your ideas. 18-03-12 Barmouth News. Easter egg extravaganza The Head of ysgol Y Traeth has given permission for an event to be held at the school on Friday 30 th March between 3pm and 5pm. Participating groups will include R.N.L.I., Brownies, Rainbows, North Wales Fire Service, TWF, Beavers, Cubs, North Wales Police and The Easter Bunny.

Along with the Easter Egg Hunt there will be a craft table, tombola, Easter bonnet parade and many more fun and tasty treats. The event has been devised and created by Barmouth Childcare Partnership and Friends of the school. Hope Quartet There will be a Lunchtime Concert in the Arts Room of the Dragon at 1pm on Friday 30 th March, given by the Hope Quartet who will play a programme that will include music by Mozart, Haydn, Elgar and others. Tea coffee and sandwiches will be avialble. Tickets for the concert alone cost £4 or with sandwich lunch £7. Easter craft and produce fair On Thursday 5 th April there will be a chance to see and buy a range of lovally produced crafts and foods.

The event will be held in the community rooms at the Dragon between 10am and 2-30pm Lit and Deb The Annual General meeting was heldon Thursday 1 st March. In opening the meeting the retiring President, Barry Rampton paid tribute to the work of the committee over the past year, especially to Shelia Cole, the retiring Hon. Mr Rampton recalled a very successful year for the Society which ended with increased membership and an enjoyable Annual Dinner at the Min y Mor hotel. In the ensuing elections Mr Michel Benson was elected President, Mr Alan Vincent Vice Poresident, and Mr Peter Leyden as Treasurer. The post of Hon. Secretary remained unfilled. The remaining committee consists of Mr Barry Rampton, Past President, John and trish Percival, Ron and Shelia Coles, and Raechal Cleaver.

The evening concluded with a short illustrated talk entitles “Ooops” showing mishaps in the world of transport given by Ron Cole. Carrying on Born and Bred is to be the new name for Jennys as another generation of the family takes control and moves the business forward.

Following some alterations the new look shop will open on 22 nd March. They will continue to offer a range of food and confectionary. 12-03-12 Barmouth News Casting call Bermo Arts has started planning for their summer show. They are looking for enthusiastic people who would like to take part in it.

If you are interested, you are invited to go along to one of the meetings on a Wednesday evening, 7pm the Dragon Theatre. You never know, this summer Barmouth, next year Hollywood. Recycling coffee On Thursday,22 nd March from 10am till noon there will be a unique event at the Arts Room of the Dragon Theatre.

It will combine Fair Trade with awareness about recycling. NEST will be there to tell you about saving on energy costs, Seren will show how household items can be saved from going to the tip. Various people around town collect items that can be recycled to raise money for charities e.g. Mobile phones to pay for guide dogs, used stamps help buy wheel chairs, used ink cartridges benefit cancer charities spectacles go to third world countries. Thursdays’ event will be a chance for you to see what else is collected and who benefits while at the same time enjoying a Fair Trade Coffee Morning. Gwynedd Council will be on hand to answer questions about their recycling services and enable you to order replacement bins etc. Lit and Deb On the evening of St Davids Day the Society met for the last time this winter season to hear a talk on the estate of Dolymelynllyn, given by Rhodri Wigley,an area ranger for the National Trust.

The former mansion at Dolymelyllyn is of historic interestand oimportance, once owned by the young William Maddocks, who built, at the turn of the C19th, what became the Cob at Porthmadog. Rhodri described in detail his job of conserving and maintaining the natural environment of the estate: walls, standing and fallen timber, ancient and new areas of woodland, the mansions gardens and even cleaning the lake.

The area was mined for gold in earlier centuries and the remains of many old mine workings have been tidied up and left in place. Groups of work volunteers and of school children are encouraged to visit and clearly enjoy themselves so doing. His audience was fascinated by Rhodri’s address which was supported by slides and and added explanations by his colleague Rhdian Morris, a Community Ranger with the Trust. The question ans answer period which followed showed the keen interest and appreciation of all presentat this inspiring talk. Secretary of the Society, Shelia Cole gave, on behalf of everyone, a warm vote of thanks to the speakers. Barmouth Bowling Club The Chairman, Bill Gaskell, welcomed 25 members to the start of season meeting on 10 March. There was a minute’s silence to remember two good members of the club who had recently died, Roy Morton and Frank Wright.

Bill thanked all those who had been involved in maintaining the green over the winter months. The green has extensive areas of moss on it but it is hoped that it will be cleared, and the green be ready to play on, by 1 st April.

John Coward was thanked for polishing all the woods and the ladies were thanked for giving the clubhouse a spring clean. Bill asked for more help from members as maintenance is required on the three benches and the green needs trimming regularly. The Captain, Stan Ward, gave an outline of the new guidelines regarding the playing of club competitions and these will be displayed on the notice board. Members were asked to distribute posters in the area to encourage new members and that visitors would be welcome. The nine hole putting green is also available to all. Club days are on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday afternoons from 1.45 but other days can be arranged by contacting Bill on 280500.

In the evening members and their friends had a superb meal and social evening at the Min-y-Mor Hotel. 26-02-12 Barmouth News Barmouth W. Met for their February meeting on 22nd of the month. This being the nearest one to St. David`s day, March 1 st, is traditionally the Welsh meeting, President Mair Jones therefore greeted members in her mother tongue, and suggested that members could open the meeting by singing 'Meirion' in either language, accompanied by Blodwen Comerford. It was a miserable wet evening and there were many apologies. Mair gave birthday greetings to all who celebrated in Feb and March, and best wishes to the Secretary Val Vine for her impending operation.

The minutes of the last meeting were read and verified.The County News Letter had not arrived, however a letter reminding about Community based events: the Swim and Walk for 200 miles from Llanfair P.G. To the Olympic Stadium, start recording your mileage now! The previously held meetings at Tan-y Bwlych and at Llanbedr can be arranged again if desired, also for Indoor Bowls and Darts, contact Sports secretary.

A group of members have volunteered to knit baby jumpers for 'fish and chip' babies of Africa these are newly borns wrapped in newspaper, further details from Janet Davies. Mair reminded all that they have a busy year ahead hosting events, taking part in the Dragon Theatre with Group Artro at the Summer Fair, the Autumn Fair in September, and the Federation Carol Service in December The guest for the evening was Mr Gwynne Pearce of Llanbedr renowned executor of the guitar and of the vocals of many eras going back to the time when he was in short trousers. Not only was his singing relaxing, funny and poignant but also was interspersed with some hilarious anecdotes. Blodwen Comerford proposed the vote of thanks. Following this there was a Welsh Tea prepared by Pam Payton, Marie Flavell and Doreen Gill. The raffle was won by Liz Roberts and the flowers by Rosemary Perry.

Kaliyon Ka Chaman Video Download Free. The next meeting will be on March 28th when the guest speaker, Margaret Smith, will talk about Villages & Flowers of the Himalayas. New members and visitors always welcome. Church N ews.

On 20 th February the Parish Dinner was enjoyed by over fifty people. Grace was said by the Rector, Kevin Horswell. A Trivial True or False quiz was won by Geoffrey Clayton. Many thanks were extended to the Min y Mor and all who supported the dinner. On Shrove Tuesday St John’s held another “Messy Church” event.

The children enjoyed variety of craft activities as well as making and eating pancakes. Many took the opportumity to climb the bell tower where an explanation of the bells was given and a chance to have a go at bell ringing by the Barmouth Bell Ringers. If anyone would like to join the bell ringers, no experience necessary, please contact Paula Thompson on 44. The Rector gave the children an explanation of Pancake Day and the meaning of Lent.

Linda Baily showed pictures of schools in Palestine and spoke of some of the difficulties encountered by children going to school. Many thanks are sent to the helpers and supporters of the event.

19-02-12 Barmouth News Prayer Conference On the first Thursday of the month at 7pm in the Meeting Room at the Presbytery at St. Tudawl Church Barmouth there will be a conference on “Learning to pray and deepening your life of prayer”. The Conference is open to all. It will consist of input, question time and fellowship over tea and snacks, and will be over by 8pm.

There are no fees and you and your friends will be made most welcome. The first session will be on Thursday 1 st March; Msgr Alex Robello invites you and your friends to go along. All that Jazz There will be a one day jazz festival on Sunday 27 th May in the Min Y Mor, organized by the Barmouth Music Workshop and the hotel proprietors. Four bands will play between 1pm and 11pm.

Food and drink will be available during the day. On Friday 26 th there will be a taster from 7-30pm in the Arts room at the Dragon Theatre where it will be The Gypsy Jazz all star band. Tickets for Friday will cost £9 and those for Sunday £30 Contact Danny Jones on 03 for more details. Goat Street Runners Professional touring company Lighthouse Theatre will be at the Dragon Theatre to present a new play based on the three night blitz of Swansea. Probably not suitable for children under 10 due to the subject matter but an excellent opportunity for older children to experience history through theatre.

Thursday 1 st March at 7-30pmtickets cost £7.50 Coffee morning and auction The Theatre staff are having a clear out of cupboards and storage spaces and are going to sell off the resulting treasure! Everything from half mannequins to fake palm trees! If you're having a clear out yourself, they would welcome items to sell for theatre funds, nothing electrical. Viewing will be from 10.30 until the auction starts at 12 noon.

Limited Community Stall & Table Top pitches also available. Contact Alison for more details on 01341 281 697.