WN4 June 2024

ASHTON, BRYN & GARSWOOD

June/July 2024 Issue 70

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t’s full steam ahead for the much anticipated Summer but, there is a small part of me feels a little sad, as our 6-year old turns 7 and yet another school year is ticked and boxed off. The Summer is finally becoming a reality and, to help minimise the overwhelming feeling that can often come with tackling the school holidays, I have been trying to plan ahead. The main thing, for me, is to ensure that the long days and nights have equal measures of fun, activities and rest for us all.

After a recent chat with the local cricket mums it seems that many are keeping their plans as simple as possible and some are opting to camp local. Some talked of finding local campsites within 30/60 minutes drive from home. Others are searching for campsites that offer ‘Just Eat’ or ‘Deliveroo’ deliveries! My first preference would be a home BBQ (local shops are offering loads of different styles) so I wouldn’t have to leave home to enjoy tasty food

outdoors. Local festivals seem to be gaining popularity and there are ones to suit all tastes right across the various genres. Whether held in local sports clubs or public parks they seem to be cropping up everywhere. We have spotted a few on our doorstep to entice you in and offer great entertainment whatever your interests.

Local businesses are standing by to service your Summer needs - whether it be paddling pools, water pistols, camping gear or BBQs. If you’re not keen on putting together your new outdoor furniture why not try one of our local handymen? Be sure to use local goods and services whatever your plans might be this Summer.

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THE BOOK SHELF

ALL THE LIGHT WE CANNOT SEE

by Anthony Doerr

This amazing novel is set during the final, harrowing days of World War II. It involves a blind, but incredibly adaptable, French girl, Marie-Laure Le Blanc and an intelligent, sensitive German boy, Werner Pfennig. The story moves between these appealing characters and we see the lifestyle changes wartime can really involve. We look back at their early lives, the very different problems they had to face growing up and the ways they coped with their individual challenges.

transmitting coded messages as they are passed to him by the various group members. Marie-Laure finds the broadcasts fascinating as they add another dimension to her rather limited life.

She and her father move to Saint-Malo to live with her great-uncle, Etienne, when Paris is invaded by the Germans and, despite her sight loss, Marie-Laure learns to move around the city unaided. When her father is arrested she continues to live with her reclusive great-uncle who has a fascination for radios and his skills become an integral part of the local women’s resistance movement. He is tasked with

Werner, and his sister, Jutta, are orphaned when their father is killed in a coalmining accident and they are taken into care in a local children’s home. He has a natural talent for fixing and building radios and his skills draw him to the attention of the Hitler Youth and he is soon enrolled in military school. He continues to develop his passion for broadcasting and it is through the airwaves that he and Marie-Laure become connected despite the physical distance between them.

This story gives us a glimpse of human frailty and strength showing that no matter the age, personal circumstances or which side we find ourselves we can all remain inquisitive and open-minded against all odds.

Jackie McDermott - Book Club Reviewer.

Nominations are now officially open for this year’s Believe Sports Awards.

The annual celebration of Wigan Borough’s grassroots sports scene will return to The Edge Conference Centre on Saturday 5 October.

Hosted by Be Well Wigan and sponsored by JJH Building Contractors Ltd, the ceremony will once again shine a spotlight on top up-and-coming talents, unsung heroes and local community champions.

Residents can now nominate the individuals, clubs and groups they’d like to see recognised on the night at Wigan.gov. uk/BelieveSportsAwards.

Councillor Chris Ready, cabinet portfolio holder for communities and neighbourhoods, said: “The Believe Sports Awards is always one of the feel-good nights of the year when we celebrate all the wonderful people who make our local sports community so special.

“There is so much young sporting talent in our borough, all dreaming of following in the footsteps of home-grown heroes like Keely Hodgkinson, Ella Toone and countless legends of rugby league. We’re also incredibly lucky to have an amazing community of passionate, dedicated and selfless volunteers who give up so much of their time and their energy to support others to fulfil their potential. That incredible commitment should not go unnoticed, so please submit your nominations now and ensure the unsung heroes from your local community get the recognition they deserve!”

Among last year’s winners were Ince Rose Bridge Sports and Community Club stalwart Kevin Young, tireless Golborne Parkside volunteer and ladies team founder Tom Simms, Be Well walk leader Karen Stott and Black Scorpion Karate Club coach Amanda Kershaw.

Highfield Cricket Club, Bedford High School’s Y7 Boys rugby league team and Leigh Leopards’ Learning Disability side were also recognised along with Wigan Best swimmer Anya Foxwell, who was named Young Sports Achiever of the Year –an award previously won by world athletics superstar Keely Hodgkinson in 2018.

The Believe Sports Awards ceremony has also attracted high-profile special guests in recent years, with Olympic icons Eddie ‘The Eagle’ Edwards and Gail Emms MBE both handing out prizes.

Once again there are eight categories for this year’s event:

Changing Lifestyle Recognition Award Club of the Year

Inclusion in Sport Award

Overcoming Adversity Through Sport The Martin Lynn Team of the Year

The Wilf Brogan Unsung Hero Award Volunteer of the Year

Young Sports Achiever of the Year

Nominations should reflect achievements between September 2023 and the closing date of July 31, 2024.

For more information visit Wigan.gov.uk/ BelieveSportsAwards.

Local friendship group St Helens and Warrington Oddfellows says it will do all it can to help bring people seeking company together this summer.

The group of mostly older and retired members meet up regularly to enjoy events and activities in and around the area and always extends a welcome to anyone interested in getting to know new people locally. “There are lots of obstacles that can get in the way of making friends, particularly as we get older, “ said Pam Casey, Branch Secretary, ”Not knowing how to start or where to look is often the first and most difficult hurdle, we want people to know that we are here and will try to remove as many barriers as we can. We have a variety of events ,Coffee Mornings, our popular Drop In, Lunches, Cinema trips and day trips throughout the summer. We keep the prices of our events to a minimum in order to make them as accessible and affordable as possible. The Society also runs around 60 online events every month that are free and open to all.”

Upcoming events are Tuesday Drop In’s at Ormskirk St URC, St Helens, here you can bring your chosen craft to work on, join in with some games or simply have a chat,

cost £2.50 members £3.00 guests and includes refreshments, 1.30pm until 3.30pm in the Lower Hall. June 4th, 11th, 18th, and July 2nd, 9th, 16th, 23rd.

St Helens Coffee Mornings held at the Hotties Cafe inside the World of Glass are Thursdays 20th June and 18th July, 10.30am until 12 noon, cost as per menu.

Bookings are also now being taken for the summer days out. Thursday 6th June a day at Haydock Park Races, gates open at 12.30pm, ticket cost £20. Thursday 25th July.

Day trip to Erddig, Wrexham, coach pick up 9.20am URC ST Helens. Cost £35 members, £37 guests, £15 children and £20 National Trust Members, cost includes entrance ticket to house and gardens and return coach.

Thursday 1st August, Day trip to Middleport Pottery, Burslem, coach pick up 9.20am URC St Helens. Cost £40 members £43 guests £20 children includes entrance ticket, film and talk from guide , cream tea and return coach.

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Mark your calendars for Cycle Three Sisters! The popular free cycling event returns to the Three Sisters Race Circuit in Ashton.

Tuesday 23rd July 2024

Families from all across the borough are invited to go along and enjoy a whole host of bike-based activities on and off the track.

They have bikes available to borrow and ride around the course, balance bikes and cycle skills sessions for children, and

Wheels For All adapted cycles for people with a range of disabilities.

You can also learn more about cycling and active travel from a variety of partner organisations present on the day.

The majority of their activities will be open from 3pm.

However, from 1:30pm to 2:45pm there will also be a dedicated opportunity for those with balance bikes, bikes with stabilisers and adapted bikes only to have a go on the main circuit.

SPIDER-MAN INTO THE SPIDER-VERSE

by The Welsh Reviewer - Age 13 1/2

PLOT SUMMARY

‘Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse’ (released in 2018) follows teenager Miles Morales whose life will be turned upside down from a single key event in his universe. However, there isn’t just one Spider person in his universe there is in fact five other Spider people from other ‘spider-verses’. Miles Morales job is to send them home and stop the main villain Kingpin (or his real name Wilson Frisk) from destroying Miles’ whole universe.

CHARACTERS AND CAST

The main character in this film is Miles Morales (Shameik Moore) alongside the five other Spider people: Peter B. Parker (Jake Johnson), Gwen Stacy (Hailee Steinfeld), Spider-ham/ Peter Porker (John Mulaney), Peni Parker (Kimiko Glenn) and Spider-man Noir (Nicolas Cage) and Stan Lee as himself.

WHY IT’S GOOD TO WATCH.

This film in my opinion is one of the greatest pieces of animation you will ever see, as the animation aims for a comic book feeling. As well as the animation, the soundtrack is one of the best. Daniel Pemberton can take all the credit for this films score. The songs Sunflower (Post Malone and Swae Lee) and What’s Up Danger (Blackway and Black Caviar) are just two of many brilliant songs used in the film. Finally, the plot is perfect and intertwines with the sequel ‘Spider-Man: Across the Spider-Verse’ and is on point for an almost two-hour film.

FACTS, AWARDS AND TRIVIA

Now comes for the interesting part - the facts. Let’s start with the awards. It will

come as no surprise that this film won many awards including an Oscar for ‘Best Animation Feature Film’ as well as two BAFTA awards. In total it won eighty-five awards and nominated for sixty-one more. The film was originally dedicated to the Spider-Man co-creator Steve Ditko, however when the film was released Stan Lee passed away, so in the end the film was dedicated to both.

In the credits an image pops up of Stan Lee’s iconic glasses with his quote “That person who helps others simply because it should or must be done, and because it is the right thing to do, is indeed without a doubt, a real superhero”.

Stan Lee makes many cameos in animation throughout the film and even had a speaking part.

Finally, my favourite detail is when Peter B. Parker and Miles are running away from a mysterious foe. Peter throws a bagel and it hits a victim. The film makers use a throwback to the classic comic book action captions “Bagel”.

In conclusion, this is by far one of my favourite films and I would highly recommend it to anyone who wants to watch an action-packed animation adventure film.

Overall, I would rate it 10 out of 10.

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Whether you live in a house, bungalow or a flat our awnings can block the sun’s heat keeping you, your family and friends cool on even the hottest of summer days. Water-repellent, our patio awnings also offer shelter from those unexpected and often persistent rain showers. Damaging UV rays are also blocked whilst bright light is filtered to eliminate glare. Plus, with optional LED under awning lighting and instant infra-red heating, you will create a pleasant atmosphere allowing you to enjoy your outdoor space all year round.

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COMMUNITY HUB SUPPORT

CHILDCARE & COMMUNITY

CENTRE

We now operate a free community fridge project which is accessible to everyone here in our reception area. This project is aimed at reducing the amount of food going to landfill. The items may be of a short date but would still be of great use to many people. Come along and see what we have to offer, lots of donations come in each week.

Also coming very soon-Soft Play room for children aged under 5. This will also be free of charge and will provide an excellent resource to the community as a hub for families to get together to socialise and for little ones to make new friends. Refreshments will be available for a small sub.

HAF(Holidays and Food) this scheme is available to primary school aged children who receive free school meals. Our sessions run at the end of terms (Christmas, Easter, Summer) and each child who is eligible will receive an e-voucher from their childs school.

Parents set themselves up on the local portal where they can see all the sessions across the borough that are available. Here parents can book their child onto our sessions. The sessions include a 4 hour play session with activities such as dance, sport, cooking, crafts etc. They also get a healthy lunch or tea.

Childcare and Community Centre Hilton Street, Ashton, WN4 8PD 01942 274 684

MESNES PARK, WIGAN

Saturday 31st August 2024

19:00 - 22:00

PENNINGTON HALL PARK, LEIGH

Saturday 7th September 2024

19:00 - 22:00

Two annual events which bring traditional singalong anthems like Jerusalem and Land of Hope and Glory to two of Wigan Borough’s parks are returning later this year.

Proms in the Park, featuring music from Tyldesley Brass Band, will entertain visitors to Mesnes Park on Saturday, August 31st and Pennington Hall Park on Saturday, September 7th 2024.

With classical music fans invited to bring their own picnics, chairs and blankets to enjoy feel-good favourites – including modern songs with a twist - with family and friends, the event promises an evening of brilliant entertainment.

James Winterbottom, director for strategy and innovation at Wigan Council, said: “Our Proms in the Park events are always a great opportunity to close off the summer months with musical classics performed by the incredible Tyldesley

Brass Band. So book your ticket today and bring along your own picnic, blanket and chairs to enjoy being serenaded under the stars!”

The events are family friendly with under fours going free.

A limited number of VIP packages for eight people are available with premium site location, a gazebo, afternoon tea and prosecco included in the ticket price.

James added: “We have a limited amount of early bird tickets available so the earlier you book, the better.”

Book your ticket: www.visitwigan.com/Whats-on.aspx

WHATS ON GUIDE

June & July 2024

We have done our best to check out all the activities in our ‘What’s on Guide’. But you are always advised to phone and confirm an event, before leaving home to attend.

Some summer events for your diary;

Jeremiah Horrocks Observatory

3rd Thursday each month, 7.30pm.

Moor Park, Preston, PR1 1NN

Each month The Jeremiah Horrocks Observatory in Preston opens its doors to talk and look at the night sky. District Astronomical Society (PADAS) host this monthly event and are on hand to discuss all things astronomical. If clear skies prevail we look at the night sky with assorted telescopes. Check the PADAS page on Facebook for information and check when the observatory is open and to book your free visit.

Ashton Beer & Cider Festival

Thursday 6th, 7th & 8th June

1st Ashton Scout Group, Woodedge, Ashton, WN4 9JY

Real Ales, craft beer, cider, gin bar, Prosecco, live music and great food. All proceeds go towards the scout hut improvements and providing additional activities for our 160+ members and young people across the county.

Strictly 18+ on all sessions

Tickets available on Eventbrite.

Summer Social

Thursday 6th, 7th & 8th June

Haydock Park Racecourse

We are kick-starting the summer here at Haydock Park with our Summer Social weekend.

It’s three days of racing, that not only attracts some of the best equine stars in the sport, but also gives you a great opportunity to meet your friends and family for a social day this summer.

Visit www.thejockeyclub.co.uk for tickets.

80th Anniversary of the D-Day Landings

Saturday 8th June 2024, 10am

Mesnes Park, Wigan

Join us as we commemorate 80 years since the D-Day landings, a day that undoubtedly changed the course of WW2 for the allied forces and paved the way for the liberation of occupied Europe. This family friendly event takes places from 10am in Mesnes Park and includes a military vehicle showcase, entertainment, stalls and children’s funfair. The military parade will start from the Cenotaph at 10.30am and make its way down Standishgate and into the park.

Registration/cost: Free to attend, some activities may incur a small charge.

Pete Tongs Ibiza Classics (After Evening Racing)

Saturday 22nd June

Haydock Park Racecourse

Expect your favourite club tracks reimagined by the 65-piece Essential Orchestra conducted by Jules Buckley, coupled with incredible visual effects and the latest in music technology. An unrivalled highlight of the summer, get Saturday 22nd June in your diary for a night of unbarred joy!

Visit www.thejockeyclub.co.uk for tickets.

Armed Forces Day

Saturday 29th June 2024, 11am

Leigh Civic Square, Leigh

This annual, family-friendly event is a chance to show your support for the men and women who make up the Armed Forces community, past and present. The day starts with a military parade at 11am from Civic Square, heading to the Cenotaph and back around to Civic Square, where you will find music and entertainment, fun fair and stalls plus an array of military vehicles on show.

Free to attend, some activities may incur a small charge.

Earlestown Classic Car Show

Saturday 6th July, 10am - 4pm

Earlestown Centre (Access from Oxford Street onto Market Street)

Come down to Earlestown and veiw the magnifcent, vintage and classic vehicles on display. All beautifully maintained by their proud owners, and happy to tell you all about their pride and joy.

Blackrod Scarecrow Festival

Saturday 6th & Sunday 7th July

Blackrod Village, Bolton

This village festival is in its 15th year and welcomes people from all over the UK and each year it gets bigger and better, local schools, businesses and community amenities open their doors for this growing annual event. Lots of things to see and do and get involved in. Pick up your scarecrow program from one

of the 6 gazebos dotted throughout the village and get scarecrow spotting! Free Event.

Robin Park Music Series

17th – 21st July

Robin Park Arena, Wigan

Wigan Warriors are proud to be hosting a five-night music series In July 2024, which will see Richard Ashcroft, Noel Gallagher’s High Flying Birds, James Arthur and The Lathums perform at Robin Park Arena. Wigan has a long, illustrious music history, and in 2024, the next chapter will be written with a huge outdoor concert series – featuring some of the UK’s most beloved and acclaimed live acts – to be held at the Club’s training facility. Tickets: Robin Park

Music Series

Chorley Flower Show

Friday 26th, 27th 28th July

Astley Park, Chorley PR7 1DP

Some of the finest professional exhibitors with multiple gold medals from the country’s largest flower shows and RHS events. National and local societies will be displaying their plants and running regional competitions. A selection of excellent food and drink traders will be at the show to cater for all tastes. Live entertainment will take place throughout the weekend with a selection of live music and walkabout acts in the park entertaining our visitors. For tickets visit: www.chorleyflowershow.com

Ashtonbury

Sunday 25th August

Ashton Town FC, Edge Green Street, WN4 8SL

Live & Loud presents Ashtonbury music festival. With live bands, a wide range of food traders. This family friendly event is what summer is made for and all local too!

Tickets: £10 (under 12’s go free with a paying adult) Available from the venue.

Bingo Night

Last Friday of the month

Doors Open - 7 pm - Eyes Down - 7:30 pm

The Diamond Community Centre, Grey St, Ashton 6 prize rounds and one cash jackpot round. A fun friendly night for all. £7 per person.

Why not check out; www.wiganeventsguide.com/events/ or visit www.sthelens.gov.uk/article/4336/What-s-on for more summer activities. If you would like us to publicise your event, or activity just let us know. Simply drop Sarah an email; info@wnlink.co.uk

SUMMER RECIPE

BAKED CAPRESE CHICKEN

This savoury yet filling meal is fancy enough for a ‘special meal’ but quick and easy enough for busy weeknights. Served with a lovely side salad and new potato’s.

Baked caprese chicken is tender, juicy, and delicious, topped with fresh tomatoes, mozzarella cheese, fresh basil, and a good drizzle of balsamic glaze. The balsamic vinegar marinade tenderises the chicken breasts that rest between the burst cherry tomatoes and melted mozzarella cheese.

INGREDIENTS

Chicken breasts

Cherry tomatoes

Mozzarella balls

Fresh basil

Italian seasoning - (or dried oregano)

Balsamic vinegar

Olive oil

Salt and pepper

METHOD

1. Marinate the chicken. In an airtight bag combine chicken breasts with olive oil, Italian seasoning, salt, pepper and 2 tablespoons balsamic vinegar. Press air out of the

bag and seal tightly. Massage the seasoning around the chicken to coat. Let it marinate for at least 15 minutes, up to overnight in the fridge. Alternatively marinate in a large bowl and cover with cling film.

2. Bake the chicken. Arrange marinated chicken in a large baking tray. Add tomatoes and distribute them evenly in the pan. Bake in a 200c preheated oven for 20 minutes until the tomatoes are soft.

3. Add mozzarella balls. Remove the tray from the oven and add mozzarella balls evenly over the chicken. Return the tray to the oven and continue baking for another 10-15 minutes until the melted cheese turns golden brown and the chicken is cooked.

4. Make the balsamic glaze. Add the remaining balsamic vinegar to a small pan. Let it simmer for over low heat until thickened and reduced by half (about 5-7 minutes), stirring occasionally. Alternatively use a pre-bought balsamic glaze.

Allow the baked chicken to rest for 10 minutes. Then, drizzle the balsamic reduction/glaze on top. Garnish with basil and serve warm.

ASHTON ART GROUP SUMMER EXHIBITION

This popular show will once again be held in the lovely surroundings of St. Thomas’ Church.

A wide variety of styles and subjects can be seen with many paintings offered for sale.

Ashton Art Group Summer Exhibition August 3rd to 10th St. Thomas’ Church, Ashton.

Admission is free.

Opening times may vary so check out their Facebook page for details @ashtonartgroup.co.uk

KNIT, CROCHET OR SEW?

If you knit, crochet, sew or just like to chat then you are welcome to join us at Bryn St. Peters Girls and Boys Brigade Hall in Bryn Road, Ashton.

Meetings are at 1pm to 3pm on Wednesdays (School Term Times Only).

£2 including tea, coffee, biscuits and cake.

PARENT AND TODDLER GROUP

WEDNESDAYS 9.30AM - 11.30AM

(During Term Times)

CAMEO gives parents, carers and their children an opportunity to Come And Meet Each Other in a safe environment with a variety toys to play with and activities to try.

During the morning they also serve drinks and toast. 11.10 is circle time when they sing nursery rhymes and choruses and every other week they have a short bible story.

Entry is FREE.

Find them at: 24 Heath Road, Ashton, WN4 9DY www.hopechurchashton.org

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Advertising

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Body, Hair & Beauty

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Healthy Feet By Joanne Dowd Page 31.

Cleaning Services

Maid2Clean Page 29.

Day Care Services

Bridgewater Day Care Page 39.

Education

Bloom Baby Classes Page 30.

Garswood Primary School Page 12.

3R’s Tuition Page 27.

Entertainment & Leisure

All ‘Dunn’ By Hand Page 35.

Bloom Baby Classes Page 30.

Oddfellows Page 10.

Food & Drink

Andy’s All Day Breakfast Page 18.

Simms Road Inn Page 2.

The Glasshouse Page 26.

The Vinyard Cocktail Bar Page 33.

Funeral Services

Alan Jones Funeral Directors Ltd Page 5.

Garvey & Young Funeral Service Page 38.

Home Furnishings

Anthony William Furniture LTD Page 11.

Ashton Upholstery Page 27.

Blinding Blinds & Shutters Page 16,35.

Heather Horrocks Page 32.

2nd Timers Furniture Shop Page 31.

Selecta Carpets Page 7.

Home Improvements

ABC Bathroom Clearance Centre Page 33

ASCA Satellite TV Page 27.

Ashton Bedrooms Page 25.

Awnings and Pergolas by Blinding Blinds Page 16.

Blinding Blinds & Shutters Page 35.

CDW Refurbishments Page 23.

Combi Doctor Plumbing & Heating Page 17.

Dave Abbott Electrical Solutions Page 37.

Designs For Life Bathrooms Page 13.

Garolla Doors Page 38.

Heather Horrocks Page 32.

IJW Electrical Page 35.

JK Kitchens & Bedrooms Page 15.

JM Locksmiths Page 29.

Karndean Design Flooring Page 7.

Makerfield Bathrooms Page 23.

Move It Removals Page 25.

North West Timber Treatments Page 1.

Orrell Windows Ltd Page 40.

Paul Hilton Electrical Services Page 37.

Paul Walsh Handy Man Page 31.

Pergolas By Blinding Blinds Page 16,35

Renu PVC Page 37.

2nd Timers Furniture Shop Page 31.

Selecta Carpets Page 7.

TPW Electrical Page 33.

UK Tile Protection Roofers Page 35.

Jewellers

PH Gold Jewellers

Legal Services

Page 37.

Accord Legal Services Ashton Page 9.

Motoring

Ashton Tyres & Exhausts Page 30.

McG Auto’s Page 37.

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