Volume 34
Issue 8
September 2017
The Eagle Note from the Editors According to reports, August and December are the wettest months of the year. Well, “they� certainly weren’t wrong – it seems to have been raining since the children broke up from school. We hope the Summer holidays haven’t been spoilt too much! Over the last couple of months, the parish has enjoyed two weekends of entertainment, music and community events. We’re sure that everyone will join us in thanking the Organising Group for putting together a varied few days for us all. See page 10 for a detailed write up of the second weekend.
Another big thank you to Sharon and John of the “Yarnscombe Yardiesâ€? who hosted the latest quiz night. ÂŁ100 was raised on the night and all proceeds were donated to the Over and Above charity. If you enjoyed the quiz night and have missed the league – well it’s making a return. Full information is on page 8. Time to get your thinking caps on đ&#x;˜Š
The focus of the parish is now on scarecrows, the cider walk and barbecue. If you haven’t registered with Lesley yet, you need to do so quickly! All creations need to be put up in, around and on your houses and gardens over the bank holiday weekend for photos to be taken during the following week. Her email address is noted on page 4. We look forward to seeing you all on Saturday 2nd September for the walk starting at 4:30pm from the Village Hall with the barbecue starting at around 7pm.
Don’t forget the deadline for submission of any articles for The Eagle is the 20th of each month. Any articles submitted after this date can’t be included as The Eagle is now sent to printers.
Pat and Sharron
Useful Information Police 101 Non-Emergency
Torrington Health Centre
01805 622247
Textphone 18001 101 for the deaf, hard of hearing or speech impaired
Castle Garden Surgery North Devon Hospital
01805 623222 01271 322577
Emergencies 999
Torrington Dental Practice
01805 623657
Out of hours service call 111. To help you find the right care to meet your needs including the Devon Doctors Service Community Support Officer. PFCSO Sandra Brown. email: sandra.brown@devonandcornwall.pnn.police.uk
Castle Hill Dental Practice Vet—Torbridge Torrington Library Barnstaple Library
01805 625837 01805 622100 01805 622107 01271 388593
Crimestoppers 0800 555111
Ring and Ride
01237 423232
Team Vicar Rev Mike Clark 01769 560870 Methodist Minister Rev Robert Hurley 01271 344682
Western Power Distribution 105 Emergencies Only (Power Cuts)
Parish Council Parish Councillor – Chairman Parish Council Clerk Parish Councillor Parish Councillor Parish Councillor Parish Councillor Parish Councillor Parish Councillor
Village Clubs Chris Brice
01271 858297
Martina Dymond Dan Farr (Snow Warden) Denys Cooke Richard Pengilley Paul Williams Harold Martin Rachel Stephens
01769 560049 01769 560483
Badminton and Bowls Church Warden Harracott WI Secretary Ladies Skittles Men’s Skittles Youth Group
01271 858270 01769 560783 01769 561178 01769 561214 07715 633311
Jay Shaw
01769 560804
Anne Prowse Beryl Sellwood
01769 560014 01769 560219
Margaret Crocker Mike Avery Sharon Dixon
01769 560714 01805 624834 01769 560406
@YarnscombeVillage @YarnscombeVill1
Village Website: www.yarnscombe.org.uk Village Hall & Social Club Committee Chairman Richard Purchase purchase487@btinternet.com Vice Chairman/Social Club Mike Avery maveryjk@aol.com V.H.Treasurer Sharron Newberry victoryhall.yarnscombe@gmail.com S.C.Treasurer Sue Colley sue-colley@hotmail.com Secretary Lesley Latter lesleylatter@btinternet.com Event Booking Manager Karen Avery maveryjk@aol.com Bar Manager Chris Avery cmjavery@yahoo.co.uk Facilities Manager Martyn Waller martyn.waller73@gmail.com
01271 858472 01805 624834 01769 561374 01769 560470 01805 624834 01805 624834
07712 132969 07786 850716 07886 214999
07968 083684 07809 245950
Please note: that phone numbers provided in The Eagle are to be used for village related purposes only.
Huntshaw Cross Cottage, Huntshaw Cross Yarnscombe Barnstaple EX31 3ND Tel/Fax: 01805 624823 Mobile: 07976 986908 Email: enquiries@automobeel.co.uk Website: www.automobeel.co.uk
Tyre Sales MOT Test Centre Vehicle Servicing & Repairs Auto Electrics Computerised Engine Diagnostics Classic Car Restoration Garden Machinery Repairs 2
Contents Note from the Editors .................................... 1 Useful Information ........................................ 2 Parish Council ........................................... 2 Village Clubs .............................................. 2 Village Hall & Social Club Committee ....... 2 From your District Councillor ......................... 3 Yarnscombe Social Club ................................. 3 Scarecrow Festival 2017 ................................ 4 Cider Walk & BBQ .......................................... 4 Bridgwater Guy Fawkes Carnival ................... 4 Notes from the Parish Council ....................... 5 Planning .................................................... 5
Enchanced Recycling Collections ................... 5 Letter from the Vicar...................................... 6 Parochial Church Council ............................... 6 September Birthdays ..................................... 6 Sunday Services Defibrillator ........ 7 Harvest Supper and Auction .......................... 7 Yarnscombe Church Rescue Group ................ 8 The Return Of The Quiz League! .................... 8 Nature Notes .................................................. 9 Youth Group ................................................... 9 What A Second Weekend!! .......................... 10 Thank you..................................................... 10
Short Mat Bowls ...........................................11 Colour Me Happy ..........................................11 Harracott Coffee Morning ............................11 Rubbish Dates – September 2017 ................15 Mobile Library Dates 2017 ...........................15 Village Hall Diary ...........................................15 Bingo Dates...................................................15 Pictures from the weekends .........................15 Gardener’s Diary ...........................................16 Pilates Classes ...............................................16 Social Media .................................................16 Editors ..........................................................16
From your District Councillor Well, that was summer 2017? Interestingly many businesses in Torridge are telling me that this year has been the best they have had for many years. With that in mind, I am delighted to tell you all about the Torridge Dragon's Den. Using money which was given to TDC over 18 years ago to spend on the economy within the district. We will be organising an opportunity to see the council invest in some of our strengthening new and forward thinking businesses. This idea is subject to members approval and scrutiny so I hope to be able tell you more next month. As always, if you need me to help in any way, please give me a call. 07814 010133 or email councillor.morrish@torridge.gov.uk or marketing@kivells.com
James Morrish
Yarnscombe Social Club
Needs you! Yarnscombe has an amazing resource in the Village Hall and the Social Club – both of which have benefitted from extensive refurbishment works recently, such as new windows for the whole building, curtains and blinds, more economical heating and now it’s being given a facelift being decorated inside and out. It’s a shame these benefits are being enjoyed by just a few people in the parish. Many village clubs use the Hall during the week (see page 15 for the Diary of events). The Social Club is also open on Saturday and Monday evenings from 8:00pm and is open to everyone. The question is “What do you want from Social Club?”. Is there anything you’d like to see at the“Club” occasionally or regularly? What type of events? All suggestions are welcome and will be considered.
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Scarecrow Festival 2017
August Bank Holiday 26th-28th August 2017 It’s great to see so many scarecrows around the village. Well done everyone.
Cider Walk & BBQ
Saturday 2nd September 4:30pm The walk starts at the Village Hall and stops off at three key places the parish to sample three different ciders (orange juice will also be available). It’s a wonderful walk of about 4 miles and gives you the opportunity of meeting and catching up with your fellow villagers. £5.00 per adult. £2.00 per child (between 8yrs and 14yrs) Free for under 8yrs. When the walk is finished, everyone can meet in the Village Hall for a BBQ and to look at the photographs of all the scarecrows in the parish.
Bridgwater Guy Fawkes Carnival
Are you interested in a coach trip to Bridgwater to see this popular Carnival? A coach is being organised for Saturday 4th November, leaving Yarnscombe Village Hall car park at around 3:30pm in time for the parade to start at 7pm. Tickets are £12.00 per person. If you’re interested, let Jeff Latter know as soon as possible as spaces on the coach won’t be available for long!! His number is 01769 560470 4
Notes from the Parish Council Last month we met up with a representative of Torridge District Council who came to see what we had purchased with the grant money received last year. So far, we have purchased a lawnmower, strimmer, picnic table with bench, play shelter, tool shed as well as chippings and wooden edging. There are grant monies available in the current financial year, so decisions if and how much we should apply for, will be made at the next meetings. Your input is also always welcome! At the July meeting, we had our first opportunity to meet our new County Councillor, Andrew Saywell. He promised to attend as many meetings as possible and explained that he could offer Yarnscombe PC grants in the region of ÂŁ500. Councillor Morrish, who also attended the meeting, promised to look into problems experienced by users of Lloyds mobile bank in Torrington. He will report back and we will keep you up-to-date. He explained that it is highly likely that the hardware shop in Torrington will install 24hour ATM that can be accessed from the street. Yarnscombe PC intends to register for the Local Council Foundation Award, certain criteria needs to be fulfilled and at present we are working hard to compile the relevant documents and ensure that all our councillors have received adequate training.
Planning Ref No
Address
Details
1/0647/2017/FUL
Hillside Yarnscombe Barnstaple Devon EX31
Construction of one dwelling
3LW 1/0758/2017/FUL
The Old Chapel Yarnscombe Barnstaple Devon
Proposed single storey extension
EX31 3LN 1/0764/2017/FUL
The Old Cob Barn West Greylake Yarnscombe Barnstaple Devon EX31 3NF
Removal of Condition 1 of Planning Approval 1/0253/1999 (holiday occupancy) to allow unrestricted residential occupancy
Martina Dymond – Clerk, Parish Council
Enchanced Recycling Collections From 1st September 2017 Torridge District Council are extending the range of plastic materials they will pick up in their weekly recycling collections to include nearly all types of plastics (with the only exception being black plastic). Residents will now be able to put the following items into their green boxes - clear food trays, plastic bottles, margarine tubs, and yogurt pots, etc. For more information, go to the Torridge District Council website:- http://www.torridge.gov.uk/recycling Recycling leaflet (which needs to be updated):- http://www.torridge.gov.uk/CHttpHandler.ashx?id=15563&p=0
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Letter from the Vicar Although I am writing just two weeks into the school summer holiday I saw a combine in a field in Somerset a few days ago starting to bring in the harvest. All our communities will be celebrating with harvest festivals this month or next when we give thanks to God and remember that it is all because of him that we have anything at all.
become our new curate. It is important that we understand that Belinda's role will look different to that of previous curates as she is continuing in her job and serving in the church as a self-supporting minister. We would love as many as possible to join us at the cathedral that morning. Hopefully lifts can be shared locally and a large number of us will be there to cheer her on! There will be a celebratory cream tea in Tawstock church at 3.30pm and that evening Belinda will be telling part of her story at Encounter- 7pm in High Bickington Community Centre.
In July members from every church in our Mission Community met together to read from the Bible, think, talk and pray about what God is calling his church to in the next 'season'. Some of the Bible passages we looked at used images from agriculture (and the growth that we see and celebrate) to help us understand better. Take a look, for example at John 15:1-4, Matthew 13:31-32, Matthew 37-38. What do you think that God is saying to us through this? Please pray for the next Mission Community Meeting on 11th September as we continue to look to God to guide us.
Devon Historic Churches Day. The same weekend! Saturday September 9th a group of us will be walking between villages of our mission community. Details still to be finalised but if you are interested please contact me revmikeclark@yahoo.co.uk
Ordination. We are very excited that on Sunday 10th September at 10am in Exeter Cathedral Belinda Speed-Andrews will be ordained as a deacon and will
Every blessing
Rev’d Mike Clark
Parochial Church Council A meeting of the Yarnscombe PCC will be held on Tuesday 12th September at 7:30pm in the Victory Hall. Grahame Thomas
September Birthdays
Edward Reed 5 years old If you would like your child’s birthday mentioned in The Eagle, please let us know. It’s a great treat for them to see their name print!!!
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Sunday Services 3rd September Alverdiscott
Defibrillator
12th Sunday after Trinity
Dial 999 if you suspect someone is having a cardiac arrest
9:15am Communion
Newton Tracey 11:00am Communion Tawstock
The Ambulance service have details of our defibrillator, the location and the code to open the cabinet and should tell you when you ring them (the defibrillator is in the entrance to the Victory Hall).
11:00am Communion
Yarnscombe
6:30pm Communion
10th September 13th Sunday after Trinity
Ordination of Belinda Speed-Andrews at Exeter Cathedral 10:00am. All welcome. 3:30pm Cream Tea at Tawstock church to celebrate Belinda’s The defibrillator has to be kept in a ordination. temperature controlled cabinet to prevent 7:00pm encounter at High Bickington Community Centre. deterioration. If you need to access the defibrillator the code to the cabinet is
17th September 14th Sunday after Trinity
0000
Newton Tracey 11:00am Family Service Tawstock
11:00am Morning Worship with Baptism
Yarnscombe
6:30pm Evening Prayer (BCP)
This will unlock the cabinet. The defibrillator is automated and can be used by anyone and is self-explanatory once you open the lid to the defibrillator and turn it on - please listen carefully and follow the voice instructions. (Do not use in wet conditions)
24th September 15th Sunday after Trinity Horwood
11:00am Harvest Festival
Tawstock
11:00am Family Service
Huntshaw
(four zeros) followed by the Tick
6:30pm Harvest Festival Monday morning prayer meeting in September: 9.30 am -10.30am at Tawstock
If you do need to use the defibrillator, please let me know on 01769 560590 as I will need to replace parts and ensure it is working.
Sue Colley
www.tworiversteam.org.uk
Harvest Supper and Auction The annual Harvest Supper and Auction, with proceeds split between St Andrew's Church and a local charity, will take place in the Victory Hall at 7pm on Tuesday 3rd October. Tickets, price £8 for adults and £4 for children, are now available from Grahame Thomas (560487) or Richard Pengilley (560783). There will also be an opportunity to give thanks for what we hope will have been a successful harvest at the church Harvest Festival service on Sunday 1st October at 6.30pm. All are welcome. 7
Yarnscombe Church Rescue Group In August, we completed our first repair task! On 16 Aug, local church carpenter Derek Herniman scaled the spiral staircase to the top of the tower with all his carpenters’ tools and returned to ground level a couple of hours later - triumphant! He has repaired and re-shaped the leaking door so that it now closes correctly and securely and will no longer let in rainwater. He also changed the hinges of the door for high quality galvanised replacements, so that the door can’t “drop” on its hinges again, (it was probably this that was the cause of the original problem). He has also re-sealed the gap between the outside of the oak door frame and the surrounding stonework, to make the weatherproofing of the area complete. All the work has been done to the highest possible standard, with the best quality materials. We are very grateful to Derek for the care he has taken and expect that this work will last for many years to come. We can now turn the Group’s attention to the next task, which is that of turning the Architect’s 2016 Report into a “Schedule of Works” that can be used to support applications. This will be a long and tricky task to establish exactly what needs to be done, in which order, and at what cost. We do hope that everyone who attended the recent concerts in the church on Fri 11 and Sun 13 Aug, had the opportunity to view the large information boards showing the work needed, which were displayed near the refreshment bar. We will move these boards around to various places in the village from time to time, so that as many people as possible can have the chance to see them. There won’t be another bulletin from the YCRG until the November edition of “The Eagle”, but, by then, we hope to have some very exciting news……
Tim Farr
The Return Of The Quiz League! It’s time to play for The Pig! Our fabulous quiz league trophy is up for grabs once more! From October through to March there will be one quiz per month (dates below), each on a Saturday night, to help you pass those cold winter months in the convivial atmosphere of the newly decorated village social club. You don’t have to turn up to every one as there is a prize for each of the six, but we all know it’s the taking part that counts! There’ll be a reminder in October’s Eagle with one or two extra bits of information. In the meantime, get your teams together and do the difficult bit – find a team name; and make a note of the dates: 21st October 2017 18th November 2017 16th December 2017 27th January 2018 17th February 2018 17th March 2018
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Nature Notes Families of young swallows are beginning to gather together in preparation for their long migration to sub-Saharan Africa. In poor weather, they fly low over the fields, feeding on flies and other insects, while, on fine, sunny days they fly high to find their food. Insects contain a large proportion of fat and protein and provide ideal food for the swallows' long journey. They will stop many times to 'refuel ' and their route will be over the shortest possible seacrossing, such as the Straits of Gibraltar. They may, occasionally, hitch a lift on board a suitable ship or ferry which is going in the right direction! Many of our small birds are summer visitors which migrate to warmer climates during the winter. Sadly, the illegal practice of catching these birds is widespread in Mediterranean countries, such as Cyprus and Malta, where they are processed into local delicacies, such as patès. So, if you should visit one of these places make sure you know what you are eating - it is too late after the event. In this country, the days of eating skylarks and blackbirds are past, fortunately, (although maybe rook-pie is still enjoyed in some remote rural parts), so how can the decline of many bird species be explained? It is, in part, owing to illegal hunting abroad, as I have mentioned, but also to the disappearance of certain habitats in this country, or the changes in land use, for example the autumn sowing of cereal crops, rather than spring sowing. We can, of course, help our birds by providing food for them, especially in the winter, but also making sure there are places where they can shelter and nest. Nest boxes are one obvious answer but good thick hedges, old walls with creepers or ivy, and some neglected undergrowth (which warblers prefer) are other solutions. On fine evenings I have noticed bats flying up and down the hedges hunting for moths and other insects. It is very difficult to identify which species they are, but most probably, they are likely to be common pipistrelles which are very small and widespread throughout the British Isles. They can squeeze into tiny spaces in buildings and roost in quite large numbers in winter, when they hibernate. They are strictly protected so should not be disturbed if found in your loft. Someone in your local council will know how to deal with them - but I have heard that burning incense is a good deterrent!
Brown Owl
Youth Group It was great to see so many children (and adults) having fun at the Sciencedipity workshop. We all had a great time sifting through the forensic evidence of the crime scene, taking fingerprints, testing for chemical reactions, blood typing and solving the puzzle of the height of the criminal.
Thank you to everyone who has supported the Youth Group’s various stalls over the past year, this enabled us to refund all the children their £10 booking fees for this workshop. The next Youth Group meeting shall be on 15th September. Looking forward to seeing you there. Sharon and gang. sedixon99@gmail.com 01769 560406 9
What A Second Weekend!! The second Yarnscombe weekend was, by popular acclaim, a great success and provided 3 more events which everyone could (if they wanted to) access and enjoy. The fabulous Jim Jones (Small Town Jones) saw well over 50 pack into the church to hear a stunning concert of popular local music, written and performed by Jim, and accompanied by Dave, in a venue with magical acoustic qualities. Over 80 breakfasts were served at the Big Village Brunch on the Sunday morning and the chatter, mixing and general merriment was a pleasure to see. The finale of the whole two weekends gave us the magnificent Rakes Adrift performing folk, blues and their own songs in a Celtic, foot tapping, and handclapping series of musical medley. So good were they that the 60 odd who came to the church to see them, insisted on two encores – apparently a first!
provided goods at trade price – again, a massive thank you. It seems some are far more concerned about how much money was raised, and where it has gone, than how much enjoyment has been had by so many in our community. Last year (2016) the whole weekend lost £580 which the Social Club so generously pre-committed to cover. Having made the same commitment this year, it is great to be able to say we can now pay back the loss and see a very small surplus in addition. Plus, we are passing as a restrictive donation £264 to the church for use on the building restoration project. A lot of hard work but a lot of benefit for the village as well.
So the veil comes down on this year’s activities. The range and spread of what we have achieved in a small community is fantastic and a very big thank you to everyone who supported any of the events. You have been very generous in your praise and thanks. To everyone who helped in whatever way, small or large, a massive thank you from everyone who took even one ounce of enjoyment from what you helped put on. To those who don’t live in our village, such as “Sparky” who does our brilliant graphics for posters and leaflets, to our sponsors who gave so generously and the suppliers who often
The weekend events were conceived to bring the village together for fun and enjoyment. To do something different. To provide something for everyone to enjoy. It appears that goal has been achieved from the comments on Facebook and the comments made by so many. So until next year…….well just wait and see, but in the interim there are so many things which will be going on which need and deserve our support! As one lady from Barnstaple said; “I wished I lived in Yarnscombe. It has so much going on and is such a great community”.
Thank you A Big Thank You To All Church Flower Arrangers Margaret Crocker, Lesley Latter, Sue Harris, Geraldine Harrison, Emma Norton, Christine Dymond, Sally Morrish, Rose Woollacott, Anne Prowse, Louise Brown and Alison Purchase, and not forgetting Isabelle Maggs for much needed greenery. What amazing displays from everyone. The church looked fantastic, considering it was meant to be a smaller affair this year than last. It looked wonderfully dressed!! Thanks so much for your sterling efforts. Everyone was so complimentary so my thanks again.
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Short Mat Bowls
-*NEW PLAYERS WANTED* Yarnscombe SMBC Come along & have a go for free at our open evenings Wednesday 6th, 13th, 20th, 27th September From 7:30pm at the Village Hall No Commitment – Just turn up and give it a try!!
ALL ARE WELCOME (particularly juniors & ladies)
Colour Me Happy Trot, walk, dance, skip or run North Devon's most spectacular 3k route on Sunday 17th September in aid of North Devon Hospice. At Bideford's Victoria Park, you will be awash with all the colours of the rainbow on this day of smiles, laughter and joy! Enjoy entertainment and great music from the fabulous Voice Roadshow, Latin rhythms from the wonderful Samba Baia, Hockings Ice cream van, glitter tattoos, childrens’ attractions and much more fun for all ages! Sign up at www.northdevonhospice.org.uk - Children under 10 go free.
Harracott Coffee Morning Katherine Broad would like to thank everyone who supported her Coffee morning at Harracott Hall on 9th August, she raised £280 for Honey's Bravery Bags.
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MB FIREWOOD Well Seasoned Dry Logs - Barn Stored Also Tree Felling/Forestry Work Undertaken. Standing/Fallen Timber Bought. Contact Martin Bradbury 01769 540563/07974 176963 Email: mbfirewood@gmail.com
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Rubbish Dates – September 2017 Date
Black Bags Recycling
Fri 1st Tue
5th
Village Hall car park
Monday mornings between 11:00am and 11:40am
Fri 22nd Tue 26th
Fri 15th Tue 19th
Wheelie Bins
Fri 8th Tue 12th
Mobile Library Dates 2017
Fri 29th
11th September
9th October
6th November
4th December
Village Hall Diary
Bingo Dates
The Village Hall bar is open every Saturday and Monday evening between 8:00pm and 11:00pm Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday (alternate weeks)
Listed below are the next few dates for the bingo.
Men’s Skittles (Sept – Apr) Summer Skittles (Apr – Aug) Ladies skittles and badminton Short Mat Bowls Short Mat Bowls Youth Group (term time only) Yarnscombe Bingo
September October November st th 1 13 10th th th 15 27 24th 29th Doors open at 6:30pm • Meat and fruit prizes. • Raffle. • Everyone welcome. (Until further notice, refreshments will not be served during the interval)
Anyone wishing to book the hall for a function contact Karen Avery (Booking Secretary) on 01805 624834.
Pictures from the weekends Over the next few issues, we’ll be including some pictures from all the village weekend activities.
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Gardener’s Diary SEPTEMBER – Late summer progresses into autumn September is generally a cooler, gustier month than August and the days are noticeably shorter. While there's not as much to do in the ornamental garden at this time of the year, if you have a fruit or vegetable patch, you'll be busy reaping the rewards of harvest. It's also time to get out and start planting spring-flowering bulbs for next year and you can collect seeds for next summer's colour too. Make the most of the remaining warmth while you can! (article used from the RHS website: www.rhs.org.uk) • Divide herbaceous perennials • Pick autumn raspberries • Collect and sow seed from perennials and hardy annuals • Dig up remaining potatoes before slug damage spoils them • Net ponds before leaf fall gets underway • Keep up with watering of new plants, using rain or grey water if possible • Start to reduce the frequency of houseplant watering • Clean out cold frames and greenhouses so that they are ready for use in the autumn • Cover leafy vegetable crops with bird-proof netting • Plant spring flowering bulbs
Pilates Classes NEW Pilates Class starting Monday 25th September 10.15am 11.15am. £10.00 a session. Numbers are limited please ring on 07896 326024 or e-mail sue.spiritunleashed@gmail.com to have a chat or book your place. Sue Marcantonio
Social Media The village is active on both Facebook and Twitter. The Facebook page has nearly 150 followers where news is shared quickly. It’s a good way to pass on information from the village or others in the locality. We follow as many local companies, organisations and community groups as possible. There are other groups who have pages on Facebook as well – such as the Yarnscombe Village Hall, Yarnscombe Social Club, Yarnscombe Village Weekend, Youth Group and the Yarnscombe Shortmat Bowls Club. “Like” as many as you can to keep in touch will what’s going on in the Village.
Editors PAT HAMMOND The Briars – 01769 560657 hammondjunction@aol.com
SHARRON NEWBERRY Heather Bank – 01769 561374 yarnscombe.eagle@gmail.com
Sharron is also the “admin” for the village Facebook page and Twitter feed.
Please ensure that all items for the next issue of the Eagle reaches us by the 20th of each month otherwise they cannot be included Publication date: 1st September 2017
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