Issue 3
Volume 33
APRIL 2016
THE EAGLE NEWSLETTER FROM YARNSCOMBE
Inside this issue A Note From The Editors ………...…. 1
A Note From The Editors
Useful Contact Information …..……. 2
It is with great sadness that two of our esteemed
John Winfield …………….……………… 3
gentlemen villagers have passed away in the last few
District Councillor ………………………. 3 Parish Council update ……….………... 4 Village Defibrillator …………………..… 5
weeks.
Note from the Vicar …... ………………. 6
John Winfield from Fair View sadly while out walking his
Sunday Services …………………….……. 7
beloved dog, Morse.
Annual Parochial Meeting ………..…. 7
Also, Derryck Cooke of Boode Farm following a recent spell
Nature Notes ……………….…………….. 8
St. Andrew’s Church …...……..…….... 6
Birthdays …………………………..………. 7
in hospital.
Mower/Playing Field Fund ………….. 8 Quiz league update ……………………… 9
Both men were very popular and well known in the village
DHK “Paws on the Beach” …………. 10 Traffic Temporary Prohibition ….… 11
which was proven at their respective funerals and wakes.
Advertisements …………………..... 12-14
We, and indeed everyone in the village, send our deepest
Village Hall Events ………………….… 15
sympathies to both families during these sad times. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
The Editors also send their best wishes to Bob Baker on a speedy recovery from his recent injury and subsequent stay in hospital. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Pat and Sharron
Rubbish Collections ………….……..… 15 Bingo dates ……………………..……….. 15 Mobile Library dates …………………. 15 2016 Donations ……………..…….…… 16 Facebook update ………………………. 16 EAGLE CONTACT DETAILS …. 16 Advertising rates …………….…………. 16 Subscription Details ………………….. 16
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
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 Emergencies Only (Power Cuts)
0800 365 900
Community Support Officer. PCSO Sandra Brown. email: sandra.brown@devonandcornwall.pnn.police.uk
Parish Council
Village Clubs Badminton and Bowls
Jay Shaw
01769 560804
Church Warden
Anne Prowse
01769 560014
Harracott WI Secretary Beryl Sellwood
01769 560219
Ladies Skittles
Margaret Crocker
01769 560714
Men’s Skittles
Mike Avery
01805 624834
Youth Club
Village Website: www.yarnscombe.org.uk
Parish Councillor— Chairman
Chris Brice
Parish Council Clerk
Martina Dymond
01769 560049
Parish Councillor
Denys Cooke
01271 858270
Parish Councillor
Dan Farr (Snow Warden)
01769 560483
Parish Councillor
Richard Pengilley
01769 560783
Parish Councillor
John Turner
01769 560039
Parish Councillor
Paul Williams
01271 858297
Village Hall & Social Club Committee Chairman
Richard Purchase
purchase487@btinternet.com
01271 858472
Vice Chairman/Social Club
Mike Avery
maveryjk@aol.com
01805 624834
V.H.Treasurer
Sharron Newberry victoryhall.yarnscombe@gmail.com
01769 561374
S.C.Treasurer
Sue Colley
sue-colley@hotmail.com
Secretary
Lesley Latter
lesleylatter@btinternet.com
01769 560470
Event Booking Manager
Karen Avery
maveryjk@aol.com
01805 624834 01805 624834
Bar Manager
Chris Avery
cmjavery@yahoo.co.uk
Facilities Manager
Martyn Waller
martyn.waller73@gmail.com
07712 132969 07786 850716 07886 214999
07968 083684 07809 245950
Please note: that phone numbers provided in The Eagle are for use for village related purposes only .
Huntshaw Cross Cottage,
Tyre Sales
Huntshaw Cross
MOT Test Centre
Yarnscombe
Vehicle Servicing & Repairs
Barnstaple EX31 3ND
Auto Electrics
Tel/Fax: 01805 624823 Mobile: 07976 986908 Email: enquiries@automobeel.co.uk Website: www.automobeel.co.uk
Computerised Engine Diagnostics 2
Classic Car Restoration Garden Machinery Repairs
was a member of that committee.
From your district councillor
For the next two months I have to hold on to the reins at TDC as our Leader, Jane Whittaker has gone to Australia to visit her family.
Well it looks like spring might have arrived at last. I hope this will give our farmers and growers the opportunity to catch up and get their work schedule back on track. This month has seen my mail bag a little lighter with only 37 requests for advice. Again these include a high number of issues linked to planning. As I am not a serving member of the Planning Committee I am able to help those who contact me easier than I could if I
Finally, as always, if you feel I can help just give me a call on 07814 010133.
James Morrish Councillor.Morrish@torridge.gov.uk
John Winfield For 5 years we have seen his cheery face at regular intervals during the day - walking Morse, in all weathers, or out with Pauline and/or Edward. So many of the villagers say the same about him: What a lovely man; such a kind man; we always enjoyed our chats with him; such a wonderful neighbour; John is always jolly; always has a smile on his face; always there with his humour and ready for a natter and a laugh! We were all amazed by his wonderful acting skills as Baron Hardup in last year’s production of Cinderella. We knew he could sing but he thought he couldn’t act! How wrong he was! John also brought a smile to everyone at the Sing-Along sessions at Barnstaple Library. We shall all miss you John.
Should anyone wish to make a donation in memory of John, there is a ‘just giving’ page for donations for Devon Air Ambulance. www.justgiving.com/JohnWinfield 3
Notes from the Parish Council Yarnscombe Parish Council would like to offer its deepest condolences to the families of Derryck Cooke and John Winfield. Please take the time to read the following article by Cllr. Paul Williams: Just imagine floods, blizzards, even a prolonged heat wave (well maybe that’s a leap too far), the power has been off for days or the water supply has run dry. It could be a public health situation, human or animal. It may be a serious accident, in fact anything that interrupts the normal way of life in Yarnscombe village and the parish.
We have already had interest from the wider community and the team is coming together. We are not looking to replace the services that will assist and provide for us in times of emergency. We are looking to have people who can recognise the needs of our community and offer, hands on help, support the vulnerable and be points of contact in times of Many of you will remember events that have caused difficulty. such difficulties and will also tell us that by pulling together and helping each other everything has been We are hoping to site the emergency box at the village hall. This is the centre of our community and fine in the end. a point that will be utilised if people need help and A while ago it was suggested to the Parish Council support. It will have a seal but anyone can access it in that it is a good idea to have a Parish Emergency the case of emergency; it will contain a map showing Plan. This simply adds some structure to what has resources such as water supplies and a copy of the happened in the past. We have had a number of plan itself. meetings to put together the plan. It simply highlights the possible events that we, as a community, may Members of the team may not be available due to face and outlines the resources we have to support work or other commitments, to coordinate an incident immediately. This highlights why it is important to each other. have a wide range of people who are aware of what is We are very lucky to have amongst us an incredible available to us and where it can be found. In addition skills base including Emergency Services, the they can ensure members of the community get the Military, Health and many others. The Farming help they need, as quickly as possible. community also provide us with another raft of Please consider the skills you have and how they may resources and experience. benefit those around you. This will not be a time The members of the council who put the plan consuming commitment with no more than three together are now keen to bring this expertise on meetings a year to ensure the plan is current and fit board. Some of us will remain in the emergency for purpose. If you are interested please contact team; this will provide continuity and a link to the anyone on the parish council. council when needed.
Paul Williams PLANNING 1/0005/2016/DIS | Discharge of condition 5 of planning permission 1/0599/2015/FUL | Sparks Yarnscombe Barnstaple Devon EX31 3LP - Application permitted 1/0059/2016/FUL | Removal of condition 3 of 1/1342/2014/FUL | Tabcott House, Yarnscombe, EX31 3LN- Application permitted
1/1324/2015/FUL | Erection of 2 wind turbines - 30m to hub, 48m to blade tip (35m rotor diameter), Land at Knockworthy Farm, Huntshaw Devon-Application refused 4 BANK BALANCE: £5,604.71 as at 16/03/2016.
Martina Dymond— Clerk, Parish Council
Village Defibrillator
Dial 999 if you suspect someone is having a cardiac arrest 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). The defibrillator has to be kept in a temperature controlled cabinet to prevent deterioration. If you need to access the defibrillator the code to the cabinet is
0000 (four zeros) followed by the Tick symbol 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) 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
News Just In ………. We have been told about an exciting new discovery in our wonderful parish. Lord Alas of Yip and Lady Flora Spoi have recorded the first sighting of a new flower in their fields on the outskirts of the Village. It has been named after Lady Flora and its full name is the “Flora Lop Daisy”. The exact location of these rare flowers haven’t been released as the RHS have to undertake various studies to make sure it is protected.
450 questions asked … and there’s 1 point in it !!!
The last round, Saturday 2nd April 8:30pm at the Village Hall
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A Letter From The Vicar Last month I travelled with some colleagues to Harrogate in North Yorkshire to attend the New Wine National Leader's conference. As a family we have attended New Wine Summer conferences (which involve camping on an agricultural show ground) for many years, and I have long appreciated the encouragement and inspiration that comes from being part of this network. You can find out more about New Wine at www.newwine.org. Let me know if you fancy joining us this summer!
The Harrogate conference was an extraordinary time. New Wine has recently had some sad and difficult news regarding its leadership, but the tone of the conference was positive and full of hope and trust in God. There were some outstanding speakers - two of which I would like to say something about. Firstly Archbishop Justin Welby who spoke to us for about an hour before getting a plane to Africa to meet the president of Burundi! A video of his talk can be found on YouTube (along with the other talks from the conference) but I want to share something of what he said. Addressing the challenges to the church in the 21st century and in answer to those who predict its near demise he had this to say to encourage us: 'The current context of uncertainty and insecurity is ideally made for the people of God…. …It is a time of rough seas for those who like windy weather!'
Think about that… his point was that Christianity grew and flourished when it was under pressure - and it still does today. The gospel says that there is a God on whom we can rely whatever comes - and the more challenging the circumstances the more relevant is this message. Nowhere is the church under more pressure than in Syria. Another of the speakers at the conference was a church pastor from Damascus. In his country Christians are in danger every day. Many of course have fled the country, others have been killed. Some, like Brother Edward and his wife, have chosen to stay so that God's light can continue to shine in the darkness. If you use the internet I encourage you to look up 'New Wine Leadership Conference Session 8 - Brother Edward' on YouTube and listen for yourself. It is vital that we understand what many people, including Christian brothers and sisters, are going through in other countries so that we can support and pray for them. But it also helps to be reminded that God loves his people in every place and time and that he always will. Every blessing
Rev Mike Clark
St. Andrew’s Church Readers
Cleaners
Flowers
3rd April
Mr. S. Harrison
Mrs. S. Harris & Mrs. G. Harrison
Mrs. G. Harrison
10th April
Mr. T. Harris
Mrs. S. Harris & Mrs. G. Harrison
Mrs. G. Harrison
17th April
Mrs. B. Sellwood
Mr. & Mrs. 6 Wyatt
Mrs. Wyatt
24th April
Mrs. S. Harris
Mr. & Mrs. Wyatt
Mrs. Wyatt
Sunday Services 3rd April
2nd Sunday of Easter
Alverdiscott
9:30am
Holy Communion (CW)
Tawstock
11:00am
Holy Communion (CW)
Newton Tracey
11:00am
Holy Communion (CW)
Yarnscombe
6:30pm
Evening Prayer (BCP)
10th April
3rd Sunday of Easter
Horwood
9:30am
Morning Worship (CW)
Yarnscombe
10:00am
Family Service
Huntshaw
11:00am
Holy Communion (BCP)
Tawstock
11:00am
Songs of Praise
17th April
4th Sunday of Easter
Alverdiscott
11:00am
Morning Worship at Church
Tawstock
11:00am
Holy Communion (CW)
Newton Tracey
11:00am
Morning Worship (CW)
Yarnscombe
6:30pm
Holy Communion (BCP)
24th April
5th Sunday of Easter
Horwood
9:30am
Holy Communion (BCP)
Yarnscombe
9:30am
Morning Prayer (BCP)
Tawstock
11:00am
Family Service with Baptism
Huntshaw
6:30pm
Evening Prayer (BCP)
Annual Parochial Church Meeting A meeting will be held in the Victory Hall at 7:30pm on Tuesday 5th April to elect members of the Parochial Church Council, Church Wardens etc. to be followed be a PCC meeting. This replaces the meeting originally scheduled for Thursday 17th March, cancelled owing to other commitments.
Grahame Thomas
APRIL Birthdays Rachel Moore - 16 years old Michael Newberry—11 years old Bailey Johnson - 7 years old If you would like your child’s birthday mentioned in The Eagle, please let us know.
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Nature Notes March can be a cruel month; one day warm and sunny, the next, cold with a bitter north-east wind. Skylarks seem to prefer the sunny days and we are lucky, in this part of the country, to be able to listen to their exquisitely beautiful song, each one sounding slightly different to the other. Until recently, the skylark was a very common bird but, since the 1970s, their numbers have dramatically collapsed, owing to changes in farming methods and the decline in mixed farms. Once, they were so numerous that they were caught and made into lark pies, though not in parts of Scotland where it was unlucky to kill them. Thankfully, they survive here in Devon and, together with young lambs in the fields, herald the advent of spring.
the country poet, John Clare, have the last word: "In early spring when winds blow chilly cold The yellowhammer trailing grass will come To fix a place and choose an early home With yellow breast and head of solid gold"
My yellowhammer was perched in a solitary tree in a hedge. The same tree was used by a crow, a few days later, to issue its croaking call. Many birds, in fact, need somewhere high up, off the ground, from which to sing their songs, their mating calls, or cries of warning or defiance. Too often, such trees are missing from our neatly 'shaven hedges'. As a result I believe, many birds which might use them are missing from our fields, and find refuge in our gardens instead. Just a thought!
Another bird, which has largely disappeared from much of Britain, is the yellowhammer. I was fortunate to spot one early in March, singing its distinctive song "a-little-bit-of-bread-and-nocheese” from the top of an isolated small tree. Its bright yellow head was easy to see even from 30 or 40yds away. This beautiful and inoffensive little bird was, for a long time, associated with the devil, in Scotland and the north of England, and was, for that totally illogical reason, persecuted severely. Crowds of youngsters would seek out Brown Owl its nest and destroy the eggs and nestlings. Let
Yarnscombe Mower & Playing Field Fund
Calling All Children! The members of the Mower and Playing Field Fund met on Wednesday 2nd March. With a healthy balance of over £4000, we have decided that its high time the young people of the village choose some new play equipment. As we “fund members” are all old and clueless on the needs and wants of young people, we thought it would be a good idea to invite the children of the village to put forward ideas for some new equipment to be situated both on the field and in the play area. Obviously, we’re limited to space and complying with safety standards, but we can apply for grants if the cost exceeds the money we currently have available. Please post your ideas to me at Rose Cottage. In addition we will be looking into replacing the current storage facility for the mower. 8
Jane Batchelor
The quiz league reaches its massive climax on Saturday 2nd April at 8.30pm (please note the change of date from that originally advertised) when we have the Clash of the Titans! With one match left there's one point between the top two teams - it looks likely that one of them will emerge as league champions but are there surprises in store? Do come along, enter a team and see if you can upset the proverbial apple cart! See you there. TEAM
ROUND 2
3
4
5
Hope Springs Eternal
8
9
10
8
8
43
Spud Heads
10
7
5
10
10
42
Minus One
4.5
9
8
7
5.5
34
Baby Brains
6
6
7
6
5.5
30.5
A Load of Pollocks
7
4
4
5
4
24
Bailey’s Boys, Rachel & Immy
4.5
3
2
4
-
13.5
Norfolk & Chance
-
5
-
-
3
8
The Ex-Pats
-
-
-
-
7
7
The Sleigh Riders
-
-
6
-
-
6
Bill, Ben & Weed
3
-
-
-
-
3
Santa’s Naughty Elves
-
-
3
-
-
3
Alice in Christmasland
-
-
1
-
-
1
Stephen Harrison
A huge THANK YOU to both Stephen and Geraldine for organising this seasons Quiz League. It has been great fun and a great way for the villagers to get together over the last few months. Hopefully you will consider hosting it again. 9
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FOR SALE
We Need Your Help … The Youth Club has been running in the village for a long time and the children enjoy coming along on Fridays and for their benefit (and their parents!!) we need it to carry on. Are there any children in the village that would like to spend a Friday evening with others—bring along your friends?
Boys Toys Age 5+ Games, DVDs, Books, Box of K-Nex Black bag of Duplo ……….……..... £10.00 Mamas & Papas Pram/Pushchair/Car Seat. Very Good Condition ………..……. £50.00
Contact 01769 560804
Pip Shaw
Can you spare 2 hours on alternative Friday evenings during term time? Can you organise activities, events and visitors to occupy the children for Club evenings?
Please get in touch through either Karen at maveryjk@aol.com or Sharron at newberrys1969@gmail.com. Thank you.
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Mandy Avery, h as now taken over Pat’s customers for Avon orders. Mandy can drop a catalogue around to you at any time. If you’d like to be added to her customer list, please contact her on 01769 560528 or mail@trevoravery.plus.com.
Over Night Road Closures—April 2016 (around Yarnscombe) ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 SECTION 14 THE COUNTY OF DEVON (TEMPORARY RESTRICTION) (B3232 WINDMILL CROSS TO LASHINGTON LANE END, ALVERDISCOTT) NOTICE 2016 TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF THROUGH TRAFFIC AND PARKING DEVON COUNTY COUNCIL, hereby give NOTICE that: From: TUESDAY 29 MARCH 2016 (for a maximum of 5 days) Anticipated Finish:
FRIDAY 1 APRIL 2016
Between the hours of 19:00 and 07:00. No person shall cause or permit any vehicle to proceed or wait on the sections of the Affected Roads except for access to land or premises on or adjacent to those length of roads. Roads affected:
B3232 WINDMILL CROSS TO LASHINGTON LANE END, ALVERDISCOTT.
The alternative, signed route for vehicles will be via – B3232, A39, A377, B3227, B3232. The temporary restriction is considered necessary to enable – DEVON HIGHWAYS – RESURFACING. For additional information contact: SOUTH WEST HIGHWAYS – CUSTOMER LIAISON OFFICER. Tel: 01404 821500 Dated: WEDNESDAY 23 MARCH 2016 David Whitton, Head of Highways, Capital Development and Waste, Devon Highways, Devon County Council, Lucombe House, County Hall, Exeter EX2 4QD Ref: TTRO1613887 ROAD TRAFFIC REGULATION ACT 1984 SECTION 14 THE COUNTY OF DEVON (TEMPORARY RESTRICTION) (A377 NEW ROAD, BISHOPS TAWTON) NOTICE 2016 TEMPORARY PROHIBITION OF THROUGH TRAFFIC AND PARKING DEVON COUNTY COUNCIL, hereby give NOTICE that: From: MONDAY 4 APRIL 2016 (for a maximum of 5 days) Anticipated Finish:
THURSDAY 7 APRIL 2016 (both dates inclusive)
Between the hours of 19:00 and 07:00. No person shall cause or permit any vehicle to proceed or wait on the sections of the Affected Roads except for access to land or premises on or adjacent to those length of roads. Roads affected:
A377 NEW ROAD, BISHOPS TAWTON, SANDERS LANE TO NEW BRIDGE CROSS.
The alternative, signed route for vehicles will be via – A377, B3227, A386, A39, A377 AND VICE VERSA. The temporary restriction is considered necessary to enable – DEVON HIGHWAYS RESURFACING WORKS. For additional information contact: SOUTH WEST HIGHWAYS – CUSTOMER LIAISON OFFICER. Tel: 01404 821500 Dated: MONDAY 4 APRIL 2016 David Whitton, Head of Highways, Capital Development and Waste, Devon Highways, Devon County Council, Lucombe House, County Hall, Exeter EX2 4QD Ref: TTRO1614648
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If anyone would like a copy of the notice and a map of the alternative routes, please contact yarnscombe.eagle@gmail.com and a copy can be emailed to you.
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Garden Landscape & Maintenance Hedge Cutting Fencing, Patios, Decking Small Groundwork Digger & Trailer Hire with Driver Free estimates, no obligation For all your garden and small groundwork needs
Jim Harding Tel: 01769 560865 Mobile: 07968 177441
Commercial Liquid Waste Septic Tanks Installation & Repairs Drain CCTV Surveys Drain Clearance Servicing all makes of Sewage treatment Works Pump Repairs & renewals Spirebourne Ltd
24hour
T/A George Bulley Liquid Waste Higher Park, Witheridge, EX16 8PZ 13
01884 861000 - 01271 377377 01392 491999 - 01769 580003
Bringing profound change through… Women’s workshops – find the real you Shamanic & Reiki treatments and courses Spiritual House and Land Clearing Small group Pilates M 07896 326 024 suemarcantonio@btinternet.com www.spiritunleashed.co.uk
Looking for a holiday cottage for friends or family in the Yarnscombe area? Look no further…our 2 bedroom cottage is available most of the year and we are now taking bookings directly. See our website or phone us. Richard or Alison - 01271 858472 www.farmcottageholidaysdevon.co.uk Are you over 50? Are you afraid of computers? Are you worried about internet security? Do you want to understand social media? Would you like to chat to friends and family online? Would you like to be taught by someone your own age? YES? Give Bernie or Susie a call on 01805 624415 to arrange a free introductory lesson Where are we? Coombe View Farm, Huntshaw Cross, Barnstaple EX31 3NB
Firewood Logs Seasoned hardwood logs from sustainable local sources Hardwood £110 per load
One truck load = 1.3m³ Please ring Ambrose Wood Fuels on 01769 540014 or 07976 610640
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Rubbish Dates - April 2016 Date
Black Bags
Tue 5th
Green Boxes
Wheelie Bins
Fri 8th
Tue 12th
Fri 15th
Tue 19th
Fri 22nd
Tue 26th
Fri 29th
Events Diary
Bingo Dates
Village Hall bar open every Saturday and Monday evenings.
Another great evening at the Easter special Bingo night. Listed below are the next few dates for the bingo— see you there!
8:00pm—11:00pm Monday
Men’s Skittles (Sept— Apr) Summer Skittles (Apr—Aug)
Tuesday
Ladies Skittles and Badminton
Wednesday
Short Mat Bowls
Thursday
Short Mat Bowls
April
May
June
July
1st
13th
10th
8th
15th
27th
24th
22nd
29th Doors open at 6:30pm
Alternate weeks Friday
Youth Club (term time only)
Meat and fruit prizes, free tea/coffee and biscuits during the interval, other refreshments available.
Raffle.
Everyone welcome
Yarnscombe Bingo
Anyone wishing to book the hall for a function should contact Karen Avery (Booking Secretary) on 01805 624834.
Mobile Library Dates 2016 Village Hall car park. Monday mornings between 11:00am and 11:40am.
1st February
25th April
18th July
10th October
29th February 23rd May
15th August
4th April
12th September 5th December
20th June
7th November
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2016 Donations Thanks to those of you who have passed on their Eagle donations so far—some of you have been very generous. All contributions go towards the editing, printing and distribution of our village newsletter. If you haven’t contributed yet, please let either of the editors have your little brown envelopes soon, otherwise we will assume, rightly or wrongly, that you no longer want to receive The Eagle. Anyone who hasn’t forwarded their envelopes to either Pat or Sharron by the next issue will be removed from the circulation list.
Hopefully you have liked the changes we’ve made to The Eagle over the last couple of months. We are, however, going to have to print the Eagle text in black as it is cost prohibitive to print the whole issue in colour.. The front cover and advertisements will continue to be printed in colour. We now have 84 followers on our Facebook page, including a few people from the Netherlands. They have been sharing Yarnscombe Village pictures that they took while visiting the village around 2010.
Editors
Advertising Costs These prices are for 12 months advertising in The Eagle.
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