Essentials Magazine March 2015 for Overton

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editor’s LETTER Just last weekend I was driving through Hightown, when my partner shouted me to pull over out of the blue. He panicked me, and I thought I’d run over someone for one horrible minute.

He’d actually seen a young girl run out of Farm Foods and she was trying to make off down the pavement with a basket of food.

I can’t imagine she was in that much of a rush to cook a meal, so she’d obviously stolen the items. My partner had decided he was going to give chase. Fortunately a member of staff was hot on her heels and soon caught her up to reclaim the food, as I’m not sure my partner is much of a threat in the 100 metres dash these days (I hope he doesn’t read this). Other than having to return the goods she seems to have got away lightly. She then proceeded to wait for her friend to come out of the shop, who was laughing, but the other girl just looked disappointed she’d been caught.

Well done to the member of staff, although I’m sure pursuing thieves is in his job description! It just made me question how often this happens, and whilst momentarily I wondered how desperate the young girl must have been to do this, I can’t imagine I’d condone stealing under any circumstances.

It does make you think though, doesn’t it?

On a more positive note I don’t know if anyone watches ‘The Voice’, but it’s been great to see a few people on it from the North Wales area.

Telephone 01244 571602 email jill@essentialsmag.co.uk Very inspirational to see lots of local talent, and it doesn’t stop there this month.

Oh yes, we have more good news following on from St Dunawd’s Estyn report last month, as we celebrate the success of Danny Cross, local lad and ex Maelor School, Penley, pupil as he embarks on his rugby career. Let’s hope we have a star in the making, it certainly looks that way. Anyway you can read about Danny further on in the magazine. Interesting contributions as usual from Terry and Viv, and thank you to Stephen Harvey for this month’s great front cover photo of the Coach House at the Old Rectory, Bangor on Dee one afternoon in January of this year.

Wishing you all a lovely month of March.

All the best, Jill

P.S.We’d like to offer our apologies for an error in last month’s noticeboard, the Tenovus sponsorship was incorrectly attributed to the Maelor Music Society concert rather than the event organised by the Wrexham Friends of Tenovus. Sorry for any confusion caused.

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Wrexham News

Legacy solar farm all set for the off Work has now commenced on the construction of the Legacy Solar Farm on Council-owned land adjacent to Berthengron Farm, Rhosllanerchrugog in Wrexham.

This £2.5million project - some 15 football pitches in size - will contain in the region of 8,800, 300-watt panels, and generate enough electricity to power approximately 700 homes for a year! It will also reduce the carbon footprint of otherwise using fossil fuel by 1,300 tonnes of CO2 a year – the equivalent to flying from Cardiff to Cork 9,100 times or travelling 32½million miles by train during the life of the project.

The design of the solar farm, with its wide gaps between the solar modules, will leave 70% of the land available for the landowner to continue grazing their sheep.

In what is the first scheme British Gas have undertaken for Wrexham Council on photovoltaic technology, the company is the principal contractor and is responsible for building, commissioning and maintaining the site. British Gas have also completed all the designs, are responsible for ordering the materials and arranging the scheme’s installation by their approved subcontractors.

Legacy Solar Farm went through a challenging planning procedure before approval was granted by Local Planning Authority. The site holds some challenges ahead, with both buried and overhead cables, streams and drainage ditches all having to be taken into account. The

expected completion of the scheme is June 2015. Solar farm installations, aside from looking better and having a much lower environmental impact than other forms of power generation, also can allow for animals to graze peacefully between the rows of light trapping modules. There is no waste or by-products, no moving parts, no noise, no pollution and only minimal maintenance is required.

The UK needs to utilise solar power to meet the EU 2020 target of 15% of energy production from renewable energy sources.

The Department of Energy and Climate Change (DECC) also sees solar power contributing up to 20 gigawatts (GW) of generating capacity to the UK by that time if costs continue to fall as they are currently doing.

However, the end result of this particular installation will not only reduce the reliance on fossil fuels, but also offers potential for the generation of local green jobs.

Councillor Neil Rogers, Lead Member for Economic Development and Regeneration, said: “The improvement in solar technology coupled with ever decreasing costs means that this very green form of energy is now becoming a more cost-effective one.

“Wrexham CBC is the first Welsh Local Authority and only the third in the UK to own and operate a solar farm. The electricity produced will be fed into the National Grid and consequently generate an income for the council.”

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Former Penley School pupil Danny Cross selected for Six Nations Under 20 team Upper Sixth Rugby star Danny Cross has scored a stunning achievement by being named as one of the 32-man squad for the forthcoming Under 20 Six Nations tournament announced last month by the Welsh Rugby Union.

Following in the footsteps of Harri Evans, Afon Bagshaw, Olly Cracknell and Shaun O’Rourke, the Wrexham player has earned a place in the national age-grade side for the Under 20 Six Nations after impressing for RGC at Championship level.

National Academy coaching manager Allan Lewis said: “We have a young and exciting group of boys with some experienced players from last season.

“England will be a huge challenge, as double world champions, but one that we will relish and embrace.”

This is a massive step forward in the rugby career of the former Maelor School pupil as he joins players such as Rory Thornton, the Ospreys lock.

Danny, who is a member of the successful WRU Rugby Academy, was among the 22 players who took on England at Parc Eirias on Saturday 7th February.

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Living a dream in Walter’s GT40 Have you noticed how stylish Ford cars are these days? Aston Martin-like front grilles have enhanced the design of the Fiesta and Focus, and the new Mondeo has been well received by the Motoring Press. However, the company’s ‘piece de resistance’ was the introduction of their new Ford GT concept car at the recent Detroit Motor Show.

This sensational new sports car with its twin-turbocharged, 3.5 litre V6 EcoBoost engine developing over 600 B.H.P. has suddenly reminded people of the original Ford GT40 which won the first Le Mans 24 hours race for Ford in 1966, and as it is the 50th anniversary of this famous win next year, tongues are wagging about the possibility of another GT40 being introduced to celebrate this event. Wishful thinking perhaps!

It does remind me of way back in 1972 when I was lucky enough to loan a Ford GT40 MK.3 off the Press Fleet. It was a 1967 road going version of the race car, with a slightly longer body and a less powerful 5-litre V-8 mid-engine, which produced around 300 b.h.p. The GT40 project had been pushed through

by Walter Hayes of Ford (who was also responsible for the introduction of the famous Ford Cosworth DFV 3-litre F1 engine) and it was his personal car which had been loaned to me!

With its high power to weight ratio it had a tremendous performance with acceleration to 60 M.P.H. in around 4.5 seconds, and a top speed exceeding 150 M.P.H. Needless to say, it was a sensation on local roads. It was called the GT40 because it was only 40inches high, so you had to slide yourself into the driving seat in a very reclined driving position. No power assisted steering of course, and the roar of that V-8 engine just behind your head and the phenomenal road holding are memories I will never forget.

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Wrexham nightclub to host Street Pastors gathering A Wrexham nightclub will rock to the sound of Christian worship and a live band to welcome the founder and national director of the Street Pastors initiative.

More than 150 churchgoers - many of them Street Pastors - are expected at the 7.30pm event on Saturday 14 March at Liquid in Brook Street to hear Rev Les Isaac OBE. It is part of a weekend of activities and the evening will see people attending from churches all over the borough, along with Street Pastors from Bangor, Shrewsbury, Newtown, West Cheshire and Ellesmere Port. Street Pastors are trained

to ditch their heels and walk barefoot.

David McCarroll, general manager of Liquid Wrexham, said: “We have a great relationship with Wrexham Street Pastors and are happy to support them however we can. We want to ensure our customers have a safe and enjoyable night out and getting home safely is part of that duty of care.

“We are looking forward to hosting this special event for Street Pastors from across the region as we see our club as a community venue.”

Wrexham Street Pastors local coordinator Gareth Jones said: “Les Isaac, our national director, has always encouraged us to

volunteers from local churches who go out on night patrols to offer listening, caring and practical help. In Wrexham town centre uniformed teams of men and women patrol on Saturdays and two Fridays a month, from 10pm until about 4am. Working in partnership with police and other agencies, they can help people who are upset, lost, lonely or worse for wear, and give assistance such as finding a taxi, reuniting them with friends, or alerting emergency services. They can also provide water for rehydration, blankets for those inappropriately dressed and flip flops for women with aching feet who are tempted

consider using nightclubs for events. It has happened in London but this is a first for Wrexham.

Earlier in the day he will meet church leaders from across the borough and on the Friday night he will have a meal with Wrexham Street Pastors and with School Pastors based at Rhosnesni High School.

The team in Wrexham was set up by Ascension Trust in 2006 with 15 volunteers and has grown to 32 Street Pastors and ten School Pastors. Liquid Wrexham is part of The Luminar Group, the UK’s largest nightclub operator with 59 venues across the UK, employing 2,800 plus people.

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Take Your Rubbish Home A leading councillor has called on motorists who use the A483 to take their rubbish home after staff have once again spent valuable time and resources cleaning up litter.

Wrexham’s lead member for the Environment, Cllr David A Bithell, made the call after seeing for himself the amount of litter being collected by staff and the amount of resources the job was taking up.

He said: “We want Wrexham to be an environmentally responsible place yet since Christmas staff have had to spend a considerable amount of time cleaning up litter on the A483 which is being dropped and thrown out of cars and lorries, some without netting. The message is simple take your rubbish home with you, place it in a bin or face the consequences of being fined. Our officers are monitoring

all areas and will not hesitate to take the necessary enforcement action.”

“In times of such austerity it is wrong that resources that could be used to protect and maintain vital council services are used to pick up other people’s litter. The work along this busy road can also be very dangerous for the staff concerned.”

The Council has a duty to clear litter from public places and it is estimated to cost local authorities in Wales over £40 million a year to remove litter from our streets.

Enforcement officers have the power to issue a £75.00 Fixed Penalty Notice (FPN) to anyone caught littering and over the last 4 years 700 people have been issued with FPNs. If the fine is not paid and the case proceeds to court fines can be as much as £2,500 plus costs.

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At our last review meeting, Sallywith asked Peter and Sally, late 40’s two kids me one question in particular, that different ambitions.

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Homeopathy and spring actually have a lot in common. Spring is a time of renewal, and homeopathic medicine holds the potential for a deep and lasting renewal of health.

Spring is full of energy and possibility, born out of a time of darkness and stillness.

Homeopathy is energetic medicine made from nature (plants, animals and minerals) that stimulates the body to transform symptoms of illness into health.

This approach to healing represents a key difference between conventional medicine and homeopathy. In conventional medicine, symptoms are usually viewed as problems to be stopped, and often there is no connection made between various symptoms. We go to a variety of different doctors to treat different problems, and then are given a wide array of medications aimed at each specific symptom.

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Free computer sessions to help IT literacy Wrexham Council will be hosting free IT educational drop-in sessions from February 4 at the Contact Centre on Lord Street.

The sessions are designed to help residents who have limited or no access to computers, tablets and smartphones and build up personal confidence and skills with IT technology.

If you have friends or family members that you think will benefit please pass this information on to them.

Drop-in sessions will be held every Wednesday starting from February 4 between 1:30pm and 4:30pm.

Each session will offer training and advice on learning how to set-up email addresses, keeping in touch with social media, accessing services provided by the council and more.

NRG Membership Package for Wrexham Leisure Centres Wrexham Council are working with creator of world-leading adult group fitness programs, Les Mills, to get young people more fit and active.

A launch for the memberships will be taking place at the Clywedog Sports Centre on Sunday 8 March from 10am till 2pm, free of charge, with all the various activities mentioned taking place.

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We hope to open the Green for the coming season on Sunday 29th March at 2pm.

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On Friday afternoons we have two teams playing in the Veterans Division.

All League matches are due to start Tuesday 14 April.

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On Wednesday 25th February the Wrexham branch of North Wales Wildlife Trust presented “Owls Alive!” at Gresford Memorial Hall, and they really WERE alive!

Staff from The Owl Rescue in Corwen brought along live owls to help demonstrate a fascinating talk about their work. It truly was a fabulously entertaining and interesting event for all the family.

You can see five of the six British species of owls in North Wales, although the most visible - the Little Owl - is in fact an introduced species. The photograph above is of a long-standing resident pair in Rossett which have raised young regularly in recent years. Tawny Owls are the most common owl, but quite nocturnal; you’ll hear them rather than see them, especially advertising their territories in late autumn and early winter.

Barn Owls are certainly about but much scarcer these days than they have been (the big carved wooden one outside Hem House Farm on the Holt Road doesn’t count, nor our local captive bird often seen on its owner’s fist around Rossett!). If you DO see one though, Hugh Linn would like to hear about it. Lots of Short-Eared Owls around the Welsh Coast at this time of year are winter visitors to us, but they will fly at dusk and often even during the day, so are quite readily seen, especially around the high tides on saltmarshes. The Long-Eared Owl is very difficult to see. It’s perhaps the most nocturnal and secretive

of the owls, though they do roost together (making a “Parliament” of owls!), sometimes in well- known locations. The sixth British species is the Snowy Owl. Although it is very occasionally seen (for example in the Cairngorms in 2013) it hasn’t nested in the UK since the early 1990s and then only on the island of Fetlar in the Shetlands.

Interestingly, there are some Eagle Owls are living wild in the UK. There is disagreement about whether they have escaped from captivity or have migrated here under their own steam. Equally controversial is whether they were originally a native British species or not. If you do happen to spot the odd Snowy or Eagle Owl around Gresford or Rossett do please let someone know!

On a separate note, the Trust is very concerned about the amount of dog faeces being left uncollected by dog owners in our Marford Quarry reserve. Despite notices and the “red flag marker” initiative last year, the problem persists. The issue is mentioned elsewhere in this magazine relating to a different local site by other concerned parties. It’s not on – please be more considerate!

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Dispute over a right-of-way Rights-of-way have existed from ancient times. One such crossed land was once owned by the Red Lion Inn, the maintenance of which was the responsibility of the owner.

In 1922 Mr. J. Bennett asked the Rural District Council to provide two stiles for a public footpath crossing his land. The reply was, “Do it yourself, it’s your land!”

This path has since been made into an alleyway between the end cottage of a terrace and Plassey House.

There used to be a right-of-way across the farmyard of Dongrey Farm that had been used for many years by people living in the Dongrey area, until things came to a head in 1886. As Henry Done of Dongrey Hall was using the footpath he was accosted by Thomas Gregory, a tenant farmer, and his son William who claimed that Done had no right to use the footpath across his land as it was not a right-of-way. Strong words were exchanged and Done brought a case before the magistrates claiming that he was struck by Gregory who tried to stop him from using the path. He won the case and the defendants were fined.

Thomas Gregory was again summoned for having assaulted James Henry Done, the son of Henry Done the following year, after another dispute in respect of a right-of-way through the farmyard of the defendant. Some cattle had been bought at Wrexham by the complainant, who whilst driving them home found the level of water in the brook near his

home to be too so high he attempted to go through the defendant’s yard. The defendant met him and asked him if he would ask leave to pass through the yard. The complainant said he would not, observing that he had right-ofway through it. This time the case was dismissed.

In June 1889 Thomas Gregory summoned Sarah J. Woodfine of Dungrey, for trespassing on his land. It appeared from the evidence that the defendant was going along a footpath to a well for some water. The complainant said it was not a public footpath. The defendant called a witness who stated that the path had been used as an approach to the well for the past forty years to his knowledge. The case was again dismissed.

Some months later at Overton Petty Sessions Thomas Gregory was charged by a neighbour, Robert Woodfine, with ‘threatening to cut his head off with a sword’. Several witnesses were called, and it appeared that both parties claimed access to a piece of wasteland, on which the complainant had placed a horse. Gregory ordered the horse to be removed and when Woodfine refused to comply, he got a sword and uttered threats.

This being the defendant’s fourth offence of a similar nature the magistrates had clearly lost patience and Gregory was bound over for six months in the sum of £40 and two sureties of £20 and ordered to pay £1.1s 6d costs.

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A programme ranging from early music through to Vaughan Williams.

Tickets £10 on the door.

Quiz Night Friday 10th April 7pm at the Madras School, Penley.

Spring & Summer Fashion Show Including DJ, stalls and lots of games & prizes.

at Wrexham & District War Memorial Club, Farndon Street, Wrexham Thursday 26th March, 6:30pm - late Tickets only £3, available from Cats Protection charity shop, Lord Street, Wrexham and Cats Protection adoption centre, Alma House, Madeira Hill, Wrexham For more information please call 01978 266 300

Quiz master Brian Felstead Teams of 4.

Tickets cost £5.00 which includes refreshments.

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Fun for all the family Friday 20th March at 7pm in the Bangor On Dee Village Hall Tickets £3 to include the first card and refreshments.

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For further information contact:Sylvia Longson Tel:- 01978 262641 We look forward to hearing from you.

Tenovus Cancercare Spring Concert ‘Wrexham Friends of Tenovus’ warmly invite you to our Spring Concert at Wrexham Memorial Hall 14th March 7.30pm – 9.30pm.

Price £6 Those taking part include: The Wrexham Tenovus ‘Sing with us’ Choir Vocalist Johnny D and others.

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FASHION SHOW on Friday 17th April at 7.30pm at the Madras School, Penley Sponsored by M&Co, Whitchurch Tickets £6.00 include a glass of wine and snacks To reserve tickets contact Phyllis 01948 830258 or Viv 01948 830483 Proceeds to Penley Church *Apologies for an error in last month’s noticeboard, the Tenovus sponsorship was incorrectly attributed to the Maelor Music Society concert rather than the event organised by the Wrexham Friends of Tenovus.

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