Molton Monthly June 2022

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Jubilee time - let’s party like it’s 1977!

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Molton Monthly - June 2022 Welcome to the June edition of Molton Monthly, and as we celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee this month’s magazine is published in the official colours - the platinum represents Her Majesty’s 70 years on the throne, whilst the purple colour is synonymous with royalty.

There’s an eight page guide inside to what’s happening in your community over the four day Bank Holiday from Thursday June 2nd to Sunday June 5th (starting on page 11). Plus of course many visitor attractions and pubs have special events.

The cover photo by Gordon Bray is a classic street party shot from the Queen’s Silver Jubilee in South Molton in 1977, and you can see four pages of photos from North Devon What’s Inside - June going right back to the Coronation of Queen P6-7 Photo of the month Elizabeth II in 1953 (starting on page 20).

P8 Devon helps Ukraine’s refugees P11-19 What’s on and jubilee event guide At this historic time, I need you to email me P20-23 Celebrating the Queen’s 70 years your photos from local Platinum Jubilee celebrations to go in the July souvenir edition of Molton Monthly please. Phone photos are fine, but I will need them as soon as possible.

Also this month, there’s the launch of a new website aimed at helping refugees from Ukraine settling in our area, and families who are generously offering to be hosts (page 8).

And finally, the photo of the month is helping to raise funds for the UK Wild Otter Trust.

Happy Platinum Jubilee Your Majesty!

As always, please shop local and stay safe Peter Robinson, Editor & publisher Molton Monthly is also published free to read on our website moltonmonthly.co.uk and we have daily news updates on Facebook and Instagram @MoltonMonthly

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Recruitment and advice fair June gardening tips Health & Wellbeing Farm Life - a royal thank you Frame running club helps kids South Molton rugby trophy Community News Schools and Learning Index of Advertisers Local Information

South Molton Business Association is open to anyone running or planning to start a business in South Molton and the surrounding 32 parishes. SMBA - ‘promoting investment & growth in the community’.

Please visit smba.info to find out more about the benefits of joining us.

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Ring of Bright Water

by Barry Edwards

The joy of a young otter being released back into the wild with a splash after being rescued last year, and then rehabilitated by the North Devon based charity the UK Wild Otter Trust. Local photographer Barry Edwards was on hand to witness the special moment ‘Henny’ returned to the river for the first time for our June photo of the month.

“What a thrill to see her get into the water and swim around before disappearing off downstream, free again as she should be!” Barry told Molton Monthly. “I managed to click off a few photos in the failing evening light as a record of her. I may never see her again, but it’s nice to know she is in the river and I hope our paths will cross in the future.” If you would like to help the UK Wild Otter Trust you can make a donation online: ukwildottertrust.org/donate

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Henny before her release, photo by Dave Webb

Whether it’s wildlife like this, a landscape, nature, rural life, sports, special events, a local character or something else - please keep emailing us your pictures.

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New website to help support Ukrainian refugees

The vigil for Ukraine held in South Molton Pannier Market in March this year

Devon’s councils are supporting local people who want to provide sanctuary to Ukrainian refugees who have been forced to flee their homes in their war-torn country.

Chair of ‘Team Devon’ Councillor Bob Deed said, “The fighting continues to have a devastating impact on civilians, and we have a moral duty to support families fleeing the war in Ukraine.”

“There has been a huge groundswell of goodwill with more than 300 Devon residents registering to help, and now we are focused on ensuring that the refugees can join host families as quickly and safely as possible.”

A new website now has the latest guidance and information as it becomes available.

Team Devon, which includes Devon County Council, Mid Devon, North Devon, East Devon, South Hams, Teignbridge and Torridge District Councils, West Devon Borough Council and Exeter City Council, condemned Russia’s actions when it first invaded Ukraine.

They are giving support to families in Devon whose relatives in Ukraine are fleeing the conflict, as well as to people who volunteer to accommodate refugees.

Devon’s district councils are using a common approach to check each sponsor’s accommodation, which will help better assess any potential safeguarding risks.

“The safety and wellbeing of those we are welcoming is one of our main priorities,” added Councillor Deed.

You can find all the up to date information here: devon.gov.uk/supporting-ukraine

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What’s On - June 2022

See pages 11 to 20 for the Platinum Jubilee programme of community events

2nd - 5th - Queen’s Platinum Jubilee four day holiday 3rd - 8pm First Friday Jazz featuring Slightly Blue at Swimbridge Jubilee Hall (advert page 12) 4th - 10am Friends of South Molton Library fun day with birds of prey, food, raffle and more (advert p12) 4th - 2pm Chawleigh Fair on the village playing field, music and entertainment until 10.30pm 4th - 2pm Chittlehamholt jubilee celebrations at the village hall: chittlehamholtshop.blogspot.com 4th & 5th - South Molton Vintage Rally, Alswear Old Road, South Molton (advert below) 5th - 10.30am South Molton Community Woodland volunteer meet up - all welcome (woodland car park) 5th - 10.30am Platinum Jubilee Steam Up! Coldharbour Mill, Uffculme EX15 3EE (advert page 17) 8th - 7.30pm The Friends of South Molton Museum & Archive present a slideshow ‘70 years of South Molton’ at the Methodist Church Hall in North Street. Admission £3 - refreshments and raffle 10th - 7.30pm (doors 6.45pm) Chulmleigh Rural Cinema presents ‘Belfast’ (12A) - tickets £5 or £4.50 members, refreshments available, screening at Chulmleigh Pavilion 14th - 10am for 10.30am start, South Molton u3a coffee morning at Filleigh Village Hall with Sue Lane sharing her experience of travelling the ‘St Jean Pied de Port to Santiago de Compostela’ route 19th - 10am Salvage Fair at South Molton Pannier Market 25th & 26th - 10am Kings Nympton special weekend of Arts, Craft and Open Gardens (see advert page 12) 25th - 7pm South Molton Town Band presents their ‘Last Night of the Proms’ concert at South Molton Pannier Market. Food, drinks and raffle or bring your own picnic. Free entry, collection for band funds 26th - 12pm Veteran’s Charity 1940s Armed Forces Celebration at Barnstaple Pannier Market (ends 10pm) 29th - 10am Recruitment, advice and wellbeing fair at South Molton Pannier Market (advert page 28) 30th to July 2nd - 7.30am Devon County Show at Westpoint Exeter: devoncountyshow.co.uk Tuesdays - 7.45pm Whist Drive at Chittlehampton Village Hall Thursdays & Saturdays - 8.30am market day at South Molton Pannier Market Text only what’s on listings are free, deadline 12th each month. Display adverts may carry a charge.

Chittlehampton Platinum Jubilee events

Thursday June 2nd 5pm - BBQ at cricket field followed by beacon lighting 9.45pm Friday June 3rd 6.30pm for 7pm start - Local talent concert at Chittlehampton Village Hall Sunday June 5th 2pm - Bring & share street party including grand snail race!

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East and West Buckland jubilee celebrations

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North Devon celebrating Queen Elizabeth for 70 years Pages 20 - 23

Street party in Fore Street, Chulmleigh celebrating the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in June 1953 - photographer unknown

When her father King George VI died on February 6th 1952, 25 year old Elizabeth became queen regnant, and her coronation took place on June 2nd 1953 at Westminster Abbey in London.

Now aged 96, Elizabeth is the longest-lived and longest-reigning British monarch, the longest-serving female head of state, the oldest living and longest-reigning current monarch, and the oldest and longest-serving incumbent head of state in the world.

Her Majesty visited Barnstaple with her husband the Duke of Edinburgh in 1956.

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Above and bottom left, The Queen in Devon in 1956. The images are believed to be from Barnstaple Pannier Market - courtesy British Pathé

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The late Photo byConnie Karolina White Andreasova took this photo at the Silver Jubilee celebrations in Kings Nympton in 1977

Since the Coronation of Queen Elizabeth II in 1953, significant events have included the celebrations of her Silver Jubilee in 1977, Golden in 2002, Diamond in 2012 and now the Platinum Jubilee in June 2022.

Silver Jubilee June 1977, the Mayoress, Joyce Burgess, crowns Susan Weller (a pupil of the comprehensive school) as Festival Queen - photo

by Gordon Bray

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Street parties - top left Cooks Cross, South Molton Silver Jubilee 1977, photo by Gordon Bray; top right Chulmleigh Diamond Jubilee in 2012, photo by Elizabeth Wesson. Above left Denny and Lilian Lock driving through Cooks Cross in their 1926 Austin 7 car and above right - party in Aclands, South Molton for the Silver Jubilee in June 1977, photos by Gordon Bray

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Jobs to do in June 1. Take softwood cuttings of deciduous shrubs such as Spiraea, Buddleia and Caryopteris.

2. Divide bearded irises after flowering, replanting sections with at least two fans of leaves attached.

3. Protect lilies, delphiniums and hostas from slugs and snails.

4. Continue planting out or direct sowing runner and French beans.

5. If long grass in a wildflower meadow is over-vigorous, help reduce its strength by over-sowing with yellow rattle.

If you haven’t planted your pots, borders and baskets yet don’t worry you are not too late, we still have a huge selection of plants available. The most popular colour schemes this year have been red, white and blue, or, purple and white as people want to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee. There is also still time to plant a tree for the Queen’s Green Canopy, we have plenty of potted trees in stock.

We will be open as usual every day over the extra bank holidays in June and the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee weekend.

Until next month, Jenny Howells

Opening times: Monday to Saturday 9am - 5pm Sunday 10am - 4pm

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Highlighting homelessness

Photo: Guy Harrop

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Farm Life - royal congratulations

by Roger Hill

Seventy years of working life is a long time. Her Majesty the Queen has kept going through thick and thin with retirement not even a consideration. She has much in common with farmers who never stop working completely. Instead we like to stay involved by helping the younger generation.

The Queen is a country person at heart, with a passionate love of animals and a deep understanding of nature. She is in tune with the rhythm of the seasons and is always aware of what is happening in the farming world. She has passed on her knowledge to her family just as we do. Prince Charles in particular has taken it one step further with his enthusiasm at Highgrove and throughout the Duchy. Whenever he visits his tenants he is certainly relaxed and very much at home.

We owe a huge debt to our longest serving monarch and June sees celebrations across Devon. Villages like ours gather together, which is so important, with music, sports, teas, flower festivals and plenty of chat.

I hope we shall make Her Majesty proud. Enjoy the Jubilee. I doubt if we shall witness a Platinum one again. ‘Til next time, Roger #TuppertheTractor (website: quoit-at-cross.co.uk)

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Getting ready for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee

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Frame runners!

A new activity has been launched in North Devon to help children living with disabilities get on track. Organisers say the first session of the North Devon Frame Running Club was a great success, with more than thirty people attending and children with motor disabilities taking part.

“They were enjoying using the five newly purchased specialist ‘Petra RaceRunner’ frames to help them move at speed!” said Gemma Rous. “Children with otherwise impaired mobility were able to experience running independently by their own volition alongside their siblings.”

A Race Runner is a specialist 3-wheeled frame, with a saddle and chest support where participants use their feet to propel the frame forwards, experiencing and enjoying the benefits of weight bearing cardiovascular exercise and freedom.

Regular sessions are being held at North Devon Athletics Club in Braunton on Thursdays (5-6.30PM). The team behind it said they’d love you to go along and see the frames in action!

“There has been a lot of interest in the club and we are really excited about how it may develop,” said Gemma.

For more information, or if you would like to support the development of this project, please get in touch with Gemma Rous 07846 856998 or email info@gripphysio.com

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All smiles on track at the new North Devon Frame Running Club

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Cup victory ends strong season for South Molton rugby team

We won the cup! The victorious South Molton team with the trophy after the game

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It was the last match of the season, and it proved to be a close fought encounter to the final whistle.

South Molton Rugby Club won the Devon Junior Cup on May 1st, narrowly beating Exeter Saracens 12-7 in the final held at Exhibition Fields.

Only the week before, South Molton had lost at home at Unicorn Park to the same opponents 31-34, leaving them second in the Tribute Devon One league this season just two points behind the Exeter side.

It was a great turnaround for the South Molton team, and a thrilling final to watch for those who made the journey south to support them.

If you’d like to get involved with the club go to their website: southmoltonrfc.rfu.club

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Community News pages 50-53 Funding appeal for meadows A campaign has been launched to help raise funds to create new meadows in Exmoor National Park. It follows a 97 per cent drop in wildflower meadows nationwide since the Second World War. “This appeal is about recognising that wildflower meadows are an absolute powerhouse of our countryside,” said Heather Harley, Conservation Officer for Farming and Land Management.

“We need more wildflowers growing on road verges, village greens, churchyards and in school grounds. Our work will help bring together those cultivating wildflower seeds and those who have land, with donations

Sieving the first batch of wildflower seeds

from the public needed to fund vital equipment, habitat surveys and training.”

The pilot stage of the project (pictured above) has seen 30 kilos of seed collected and distributed across five different sites on Exmoor. This has enabled the restoration of more than 11 acres of meadow. It is part of a wider aspiration to create a network of ‘nature corridors and highways’ across the national park, including 1,500 hectares of additional wildflower meadows.

Meadows provide important food and homes for a diverse range of species, including many pollinator insects, small mammals, bats and birds, and are a rich carbon store.

Donations to the appeal will support the new ‘Exmoor Sowing the Seeds’ project, and you can get involved at the national park centres in Lynmouth, Dunster or Dulverton or online at: exmoor-national-park.gov.uk/caremoor Molton Monthly is a North Devon Biosphere Business Partner helping to promote sustainability.

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Chulmleigh’s youth football teams excel

Chulmleigh Youth FC has just wrapped up its most successful season since the football club began in 2003. The boys’ U14 team (pictured above) topped the North Devon Youth League to become champions for the first time in the club’s history, and only narrowly missed out on winning the cup final on penalties.

Meanwhile the boys’ U12 team also won the second division of their league, and the girls weren’t to be outdone with the U11 team heading to the cup final on May 22nd.

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RGB to support lifeboat charity RGB Building Supplies has selected the Royal National Lifeboat Institution as its charity partner for 2022, and will be organising fundraising events over the next 12 months. Tom O’Leary, manager at RGB South Molton said, “The number of awards that our region’s RNLI lifeboat stations have received is testament to the fantastic work they do to protect local people and visitors.”

RNLI inshore lifeboat in action

Celebrate our Queen, but please keep it green!

Ukraine aid fund boost

Event organisers and individuals are being urged to avoid buying plastic souvenirs and displays for the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee celebrations in June - in line with the Royal Family’s support for the environment. For tips go to: plasticfreenorthdevon.org

A quiz night and auction held at West Buckland Village Hall on April 23rd raised £2,874 for the Ukraine Humanitarian Appeal, with further generous donations taking the total to £3,010 - a great achievement for such a small community.

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Index of advertisers Accounts & Bookkeeping Philip Milton p59 Agricultural Services Bobcat Hire p39 Jack Croft Contractors p38 Andrew Symons front cover Tarka Trax p30 Appliance Repairs Don Bailey p59 Architects Pierce Blueprint p50 Art & Artists Ken Bracher Stained glass p21 Business Services South Molton Business Association p3 Building Services & Supplies Bobcat Hire p39 Darren White p30 Hotworks Engineering p56 Nick Ager Haulage p47 RGB p23 Sheds4You - back cover Care Homes/Social Care Filo Project p36 Charity collections The Furniture Store p54 Cleaning Oven Wizards p48 Computing/Internet/Websites Airband Broadband p5 CBM p40 PC Geek p54 Decorating Plastering Tiling CRD Decorating p22 Highland Artexing p41 DIY Materials MP Supplies p46 Nick Ager Haulage p47 RGB p23 Electricians Chris Thorne p49 T. W. Electrical p50 Engineering Hotworks Engineering p56 Estate Agents Michael Adey p29 Financial Services Lendology CIC p57 Philip Milton p59 Town & Country p32/33 Flooring Homechoose Carpets p40 Food & Drink The Naturemade Store p7 Fuel Supplies Winson Fuels p39

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Funeral Services Friendship & Son p58 H N Blackmore & Sons p44 Furniture The Furniture Store p54 Garage Services Custom Valets p53 Motorworks p4 TGB Automotive p42 TGB Car Keys p49 Gardens & Landscaping Andrew Symons front cover Ash Moor Nursery p31 BWA Gardening p53 Darren White p30 Four Seasons p30 Sheds4You - back cover Tarka Trax Ltd p30 Timber Lads tree surgery p30 Haulage & Transport Nick Ager Haulage p47 Health & Wellbeing Ear Wax Nurse p35 Electrolysis Solutions p47 Slimming World p35 Step Ahead p34 Home Maintenance & Improvements Care4Bathrooms p7 Darren Smallbone p55 Energise Leisure p51 Exmoor Fascias p41 Finishing Touches p43 Garolla Garage Doors p37 Homechoose Carpets p40 Kitchen Exchange p37 Living Needs Home Solutions p45 Mitchell & Dickinson p2 MP Supplies p46 RGB p23 Sheds4You - back cover Stove Centre p48 Variety Building & Landscapes p58 Insurance Services Town & Country p32/33 Internet providers Airband p5 Jobs Recruitment and advice fair p28 Locksmiths Darren Smallbone p55 Metalwork Industrial Coating Supplies p40 Music First Friday Jazz p12 Opticians Atlantic Home Eyecare p34 South Molton Eyecare p53

Plumbing & Heating Jad Mottram p45 Mark Berry p55 MS Plumbing p40 Printing & Design Services Blue Orange Signs p56 Property (also see Estate Agents) Lendology CIC p57 Pubs & Restaurants Bell Inn p10 Castle Inn p26 Exmoor Riverside p24 Grove Inn p9 Poltimore Inn p27 Quince Honey Farm p13 Red Lion p27 Royal Oak p25 Schools & Learning Chittlehampton School p60 Kings Nympton School p61 North Molton School p60 South Molton Library p12 West Buckland School p61 Solicitors & Legal Services Davies & Partners p59 Sports & activities South Molton Swimming Pool p55 Stained Glass Ken Bracher Stained Glass p21 Storage Snell Self Storage p8 Ucanstore p41 Swimming Pools & Hot Tubs Energise Leisure p51 Telephone Engineers CBM p40 Tourism Coldharbour Mill p17 Exmoor Riverside camping p24 North Devon Hawk Walks p52 South Molton Vintage Rally p11 Swantours Coach Holidays p57 Quince Honey Farm P13 Training RE Consultancy & Training p44 TV Services CBM p40 Clearview TV p41 Vehicle Hire Forent South Molton Van Hire p20 Windows ATA Windows back cover Darren Smallbone p55 Exmoor Fascias p41 Mitchell & Dickinson p2

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Local contact numbers

Utility Services - emergencies South West Water 0344 346 2020 Western Power 105 or 0800 678 3105 British Gas 0800 111 999 Local Community Services Devon & Cornwall Police 101 (non emergency) 999 (emergency) Citizen’s Advice Bureau 03444 111 444 South Molton Town Council/Tourist Info 01769 572501 South Molton Library 01769 572128 Swimming Pool 01769 572522 Children’s Centre 03300 415 493 Learn Devon 0345 155 1014 Go North Devon including: North Devon Ring & Ride/Shopmobility 01271 328866 Age UK Devon 0333 241 2340 South Molton Volunteer Bureau 01769 573167 The Rotary Club of South Molton 01769 574109

Health Centres & Hospitals South Molton Medical Centre 01769 573101 Chulmleigh 01769 580295 NHS Direct 111 (non emergency) North Devon District Hospital 01271 322577 South Molton Community Hospital 01769 572164 Churches Parish Church - St Mary Magdalene 01769 572079 Catholic Church of St Joseph 01271 343312 Community of Our Lady & St. Benedict 07851 187335 Baptist Church 01769 574365 Gospel Hall 01769 572908 Methodist Church 01769 571646 One Way Community Church 01769 572786 Quakers 01271 344203 To minimise the environmental impact of this magazine, Molton Monthly is printed using solar energy in the West Country using vegetable based inks on uncoated sustainable paper.

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