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ONGRATULATIONS to the
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students at Neston High
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fantastic GCSE and A Level
results. The school is celebrating
16 record breaking results and there
is a three page special in this
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Recycling brings cycling bliss for Beth

Cheshire’s Junior Recycling Officer of the Year is
Beth Livesey from Woodfall Primary School, Little
Neston.
Beth was presented with a trophy and a new
bicycle.
One of the judges, Executive Member for Highways
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“All the finalists gave excellent presentations
demonstrating the imaginative projects they had run
to raise awareness of recycling at their schools over
the past year.
“All the entries were of such a high quality and
each one was unique.
“In the end Beth was the clear winner and I hope
that she enjoys her new bicycle.”
The finalists, all Year Six pupils, prepared displays
showing the many creative projects they had run in
the last year in their role as Junior Recycling Officer.
This included: recycling collections for spectacles,
batteries, and paper; composting fruit and vegetable Beth receives her trophy from
waste and even using school – made compost for County Councillor Eveleigh
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Objections to plans
l With regard to Mrs Thompson's letter,
I would have thought that 610 was a fair
number of objections to any scheme -
one can never assume, of course, that,
if people didn't object then they must be
in favour. Not so - it's just as likely that
they thought that no-one would take any
notice!! But, of course, there were others
- perhaps Mrs Thompson needed to have
done her homework better. For example,
there were the 2000 or thereabouts
who signed a petition saying "no" not
to mention that when folk looked at the l I have just picked up a copy of Neston
exhibition only 100 of the 1000 that wrote Local and found inside a rather biased
comments thought that it was a good idea view of the proposed Neston supermarket
which means that 90% didn't think that it - only letters of support - when opposition
was a good thing - I know that because I to this proposal far exceed support,
counted them on the report. despite what one of the letters indicate.
And, of course, it was all something Does the other supporter want to relocate
of a waste of time - public meetings or the High Street shops - she is obviously
no public meetings - because one gets oblivious to the historic value of the street
the impression that the Ellesmere Port not to mention what happens to the High
Councillors seem to think that they, who Street - why?
don't even live in Neston, totally ignored In brief, a larger supermarket is required
anything that anyone in Neston said and (but one of the two existing supermarkets
that they knew better than the people who could have been extended), the proposed
live here. site is not suitable - requiring boring
I hear that the Council meeting that into natural sandstone and loss of
was at the Civic Hall was mayhem as many parking spaces serving the High
people weren't listened to and the same Street shops/businesses which will most
thing could be said for the planning certainly not benefit by this supermarket
meeting. - this is a historic town and should be
So why was there not a referendum developed in a sympathetic manner.
of the people in Neston to find out what Introducing a scheme to bring more traffic
people really thought - I don't think to the centre is madness - the narrow
that we were ever actually asked for roads could not cope making the whole
our opinion!! Maybe one could run a proposal environmentally unfriendly!
parallel with Gordon Brown not having Jenny Young
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Head teacher hails GCSE success

What better way to celebrate 50
years of learning at Neston High
School than with record breaking
GCSE results above the national
average?
Head teacher Steven Dool said:
“I am delighted to congratulate our
students on achieving outstanding
and record-breaking results this year.
This has been aided by students
being encouraged to challenge
themselves to achieve aspirational
targets and going on to do so. Team
GB has done outstandingly well in the
Olympics and Team Neston (made
up of students, parents and teachers)
has done likewise locally!”
Most students will enrol in the 6th form at Neston High School where they will be able
to choose from a wide variety of courses and will be joined by other students from
across the area.
Top performers this year include: Melissa Sherlock (7A*3A), Martha Broughton
(5A*5A), Charlotte Stewart (5A*4A), Sarah Rowlands (4A* 7A), Alex Peck (5A*2A 2B),
Laura Thompson (3A* 6A 2B), Liam Rance (3A* 6A 1B), Rebecca Hendry (2A* 8A),
George Mills (3A* 6A), Emily Macknay (1A* 9A), Karen Thomson (2A* 6A 2B) Gary
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Bartley (3A* 3A 3B), Dan Barraclough (1A* 5A 2B), Francesca Clarke (1A* 6A 2B),
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Rachel Hopper (6A 4B), Lucy Kelly (7A, 3B), Naomi Smith (7A 2B),
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Neston High School is celebrating “ I should like to congratulate the

another year of best ever A Level results. students on their success, to thank
With a 100% pass rate and record parents for their continued support and
numbers achieving grades A and B, the teaching staff of Neston High School
Headteacher, Steven Dool said: “Most for their hard work and commitment.
pleasing about this year’s performance What better way could there be to
are those students who have achieved celebrate 50 years of learning at Neston
beyond their statistically predicted High School that this?”
grades. Top performers include: James Annakin-
“We, at Neston, believe that it is Smith (3A), Pippa Buist (3A), Michael
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important for students to be aspirational Farrell (3A), Tom Rafferty (3A), Chris
in setting targets for themselves and Ridgeway (3A 1B), Olivia Stone (2A
students have clearly risen to this 1B), Helen Williams (2A, 1B), Lauren
challenge. Christensen (2A, 1B) and Jessica Edge
(3A).
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School sets high

standards for teachers
Neston High School has been successful
in its application to become a centre for
teaching excellence.
It is only one of 100 schools to achieve
this status and one of only two schools in
Cheshire. Through the General Teaching
Council, the TLA (Teacher Learning
Academy) offers public and professional
recognition for teachers’ learning and
development work.
Mrs Hudson, deputy headteacher has
been trained as a TLA Leader and Mrs
Thomas, professional learning mentor
along with Mrs Gilmour, assistant
headteacher are now trained as TLA
verifiers. Neston will be known as a
centre of excellence for effective teacher
learning and will share this expertise with
other schools.
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Gardens staff ‘buzzing’ after

scooping gold medal award
N
ess Botantic Gardens has followed
the lead of Britain’s Olympians
by earning a gold medal for
its ‘Garden for Bees’ at the Tatton
RHS Flower Show.
The garden, which has been
created by Ness Gardens
Curator, Paul Cook, was one
of seven gardens awarded a
prestigious gold medal on the 10th
anniversary of the top gardening show
at Tatton Park.
The exhibit was put together as part of conservation in their own gardens.
the organisation’s research into the bee “The garden contains man-made and
population on the Wirral and features natural shelter for bees and keepers,
an array of plants that attract bees, a with the hard material coming from Ness
traditional bee dwelling and wooden Gardens and all plants having been
framed bee hives, along with an array of selected for their nectar/pollen qualities.”
wild flowers and fruit and He added: “Myself and
vegetables that rely on everyone involved in the
bee pollination for project are thrilled to
fertilisation. have won gold at
Ness Botantic the Tatton RHS
Gardens is Flower Show
nationally and and we hope
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renowned recognition
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currently one other gardeners
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Celebrate Christmas in Style!

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superb entertainment to luxury Spa treatments.
Destination Hotel/Spa Finalist Thornton Hall is the perfect venue for any occasion.
Neston Road, Thornton Hough, Wirral. CH63 1JF. Tel: 0151 353 0116
www.thorntonhallhotel.com 23
Water company wants

to build new homes
WATER company United Utilities has PLANNING MATTERS
applied for planning permission to build
12 homes in Lees Lane, Little Neston.
The company wants to demolish the
existing covered reservoir and residential
unit at the Lees Lane Waterworks, to
make way for the new development.
Other CH64 plans submitted to the
borough council include:
New lunge area with associated fencing
at the Leahurst Equine Hospital, Chester
High Road, Neston, for the University of
Liverpool.
New pitched roof to existing flat roof at Rear conservatory extension at 29 The
Elmcroft, Boathouse Lane, Parkgate, for Knowe, Willaston, for Mr and Mrs Watson.
Mr & Mrs Brooks Single storey side extension (demolition
Rear conservatory at 20 Ashtree Croft, of existing), at 14 Badger Bait, Little
Willaston, for Mr R Skelland. Neston, for Mrs Cottrell.
New boundary gates and fencing to Detached garage (demolition of existing
front at Tremeadow, Birkenhead Road, garage) at Fiddleston Lodge, Dunstan
Willaston, for Mr C A Linton. Lane, Burton, for Mr R Wylie.
Single storey rear extension at 27 Permission Granted
Furrocks Way, Ness, for Mr T Knight. Two storey side extensions & rear
Single storey side extension & rear conservatory extension (demolition of
conservatory at 16 The Looms, Parkgate, existing conservatory) at 4 Hamilton
for Mr D Gibbons. Close, Parkgate, for Mr & Mrs S Parker.
Attached side garage at 17 Bevyl Road, First floor side extension, extension to
Parkgate, for Mr G Gillespie garage to be converted, ground floor
Single storey rear extension at front bay window (and roof renewal) at
Westbourne, Wood Lane, Parkgate, for Dr Swingletrees, Briardale Road, Neston, for
M Cox. Mr D Lockwood.
Single storey rear extension at 9 Single storey side extension & garden
Parkgate Road, Neston, for Mr C Clarke. store with pitched roof & single storey
Single storey rear extension at Ashfield rear extension at Westering, Boathouse
Hall Farm, Chester High Road, Neston, Lane, Parkgate, for Mr B John.
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for E A Reed and Sons. Two storey side extension at Burnham,

Two storey & first floor side extension Neston Road, Ness, for Mr P Taylor.
at Blossom Cottage, Benty Heath Lane,
Refused
Willaston, for Andrew Needham.
Raising of roof height to accommodate
Extension of existing rear conservatory
loft conversion at 92 Hooton Road,
at 30 Carlton Close, Parkgate, for Mrs J
24 Thorne.
Willaston, for Mr P Birkett.

Pupils enjoy a taste of Africa

Woodfall children had
two fantastic South Africa
themed days organised
by Miss McConville.
Woodfall is twinned with
a school in Cape Town,
Miss McConville visited
South Africa earlier in
the year and has shared
her experiences with
the children since her
return. During the days
the children took part
in plenty of activities
including African Dance, African
Drumming culminating in a
drumming demonstration for the
whole school and parents at the
end of the day, tasting South
African Food and lots of arts and
crafts.
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Top: some of the children

sampling South African food
fwith Annemarie Groenewald,
from the Jabula restaurant.
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Dog mess hot spots targeted

DOG fouling hot spots across the The bins will be emptied weekly or twice
borough are being targeted after weekly depending on the site.
a new plan was approved by Council Leader, Cllr Justin
borough councillors. Madders said: “Dog fouling
A list of sites has been agreed is not just an anti-social
for new and replacement dog nuisance but also a public
bins around the borough. The health issue. Thankfully,
locations are based on requests many dog owners are
from members of the public responsible but there are still
and information provided by local a few who need reminding about
councillors. their social responsibility – bag it and bin
A total of 69 new and replacement bins it. I’m pleased that we are able to locate
will be set-up towards the end of next many of these bins in new locations
month. requested by residents.”
The new lockable bins are specially The council’s dog warden patrols the
designed to withstand vandalism and are borough daily and investigates reports
made of powder coated metal. Of the of dog owners not cleaning up after their
53 sites identified, 31 are in brand new pets, owners who do not clean up after
locations. their dog may also be fined up to £100.
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Essential what’s on info for the next month
Afternoon of canine fun in the park

Stanney Fields Park is the venue for a dog show on Saturday 27th September.
The free event, which begins at 2pm, is open to anyone.
Bring along your pooch for an afternoon of canine fun. There are prizes for the
waggiest tail, the dog that
The
looks most like its owner,
and much more.
Marsh Cat Alpine talk

A talk will be given by one
of Britain’s most respected
Quality food from Alpine travellers in Burton
on Friday 12th September.
around the world Amongst the Volcanoes
is the title of the lecture
given by David Hazelgrove
Fish and Bubbles Evening at Gladstone Village Hall,
Burton, from 8pm.
Tuesday14th October
He will give an illustrated
Three course meal and four sparkling wines
talk about the High Andes
Starts 7.30pm and its special plants. For
further information please
Inclusive Lunch Menu (Served Mon - Sat 12 - 2.30pm)
contact: Peter Cunnington
2 Courses £9.50 Tel: 0151 336 3407
Inclusive Dinner Menu
(Served Sun-Thurs 6 - 10pm, Fri 6 - 10.30pm, Sat 5.30 - 10.30pm)
2 Courses £12.50 Car boot sale
Inclusive Sunday Lunch (Served 12 - 3pm) THE next car boot sale at
2 Courses £12.50 Neston Cricket Club is held
on Sunday 7th September,
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from 8.30am.
To make a booking, please
phone Jo Race on 0151 336
2014 or e-mail
jo@nestontennis.co.uk
1 Mostyn Sq, Parkgate Another car boot sale will
be held on Sunday 5th
Tel 0151 336 1963 email: info@marshcat.com October
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Explore the history of

landmark buildings
TWO of Neston’s most iconic buildings
will be opening their doors to the public
this month.
The annual Heritage Open Days
celebrate England’s history, architecture
and culture, giving people the chance to
learn more about the local buildings and
monuments.
This year, Mostyn House School Chapel
and Neston Parish Church are taking
part.
The independent school’s chapel will be born at the school.
open on Saturday 13th September, from In addition to the Chapel, the WWII
2.00 to 4.30 pm. school air raid shelter (The Dive), which
A Grade II* listed Chapel, which was is situated under the school playing field,
completed in 1897, with an impressive will also be open.
collection of stained glass windows, St Mary & St Helen Parish Church will be
including seven by Robert Anning Bell. open from Thursday 11th to Sunday 14th
There are many plaques to former pupils September, from 10am-4pm on the first
and friends of the school, including two three days, and from 12noon – 4pm on
holders of the VC. Sunday.
There is also a plaque dedicated to three The church was built in 1874 but retained
huskies, who, in 1908, saved the life of its medieval tower. The church contains
Sir Wilfred Grenfell, a missionary doctor 14 memorial windows, designers include
in Labrador and Newfoundland, who was Burne-Jones and makers Morris & Co
and Kemp & Co. Fragments of
Viking crosses, dated 930-1020
AD are displayed. Many other
historical items are available to
view.
For more information on
these events please contact
nandphods@merseymail.com
To find out more about National
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Heritage Open Days, go to

www.heritageopendays.org.uk
Neston Parish Church and

Mostyn House School
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Stage premiere for

ambitious musical
NESTON writer James
Chalmers has launched his
most ambitious project so far.
The Book of Spells, inspired
by Shakespeare’s The
Tempest, will be staged at
Heswall Hall in September.
Combining live action and
projected video, it promises
to be an action packed piece
of musical theatre, telling the
story of two friends who go in
search of the Book of Spells,
reputed to be on the legendary
island of Striga.
James says: “It is entertaining and The young cast has been extremely busy
thought provoking and suitable for all over the last few months with rehearsals
ages, except very young children.” and filming, most of which was shot at
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30
Wirral locations.
However, a small set had to be built
in James’s garage to shoot a video
clip of one of the characters in a
prison cell.
Act One has already had an airing
at the Gladstone Theatre as an entry
in the Leverhulme Drama Festival
and at the Wilmslow Guild Festival
of One Act Plays, where it received
the award for A Piece of Theatre
Magic.
The show runs for two nights on
12th and 13th September. It is being
performed on the floor of the hall,
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with seating limited to 100 each

night.
Early booking is recommended to
avoid disappointment.
Tickets are available from James
on 336 4253 and at Lingham’s
Bookshop in Heswall.
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Entertainment guide
Essential what’s on info for the next month
Community group’s annual meeting

Community group CH64 inc will hold its * Minutes of the Inaugural General
Annual General Meeting on Wednesday Meeting held in June 2007 will be
17th September considered for approval
The meeting will take place from 6pm at * A report will be presented by the
Neston Town Hall, High Street, Neston. Chair/Management Committee Members
* Plans for the future will be available
for consideration
Music at the Brown Horse Anyone interested in becoming either a
member or being nominated to join the
Live music at the Brown Horse pub, Management Committee can contact
Neston, during September includes: Angela Turner, Community Development
Sat 6th - Albie : mix of old & new Worker, on tel: 0151 336 3758 or email:
Sat 12th - Ivan Stax : blues/swing angela@epnavco.org.uk for further
Fri 19th - Alan Davies : Soul & details. All management committee
Motown nominations must be received prior to the
Sat 20th - Gary Murphy : Guitar/ meeting.
vocals
Sat 27th - Brian Hardman : Guitar/
vocals
REGULAR EVENTS
At Neston Civic Hall
TOTS’ SESSIONS: Mondays,
What’s on at Ness Wednesdays and Fridays, 9.30am -

11.30am. Play sessions for pre-school
NESS Gardens is hosting an children, with soft play equipment, bikes,
open air version of the Sherlock trikes and bouncy castle. Adults Free,
Holmes mystery, ‘The Hound of the Children £2.30 Children (non-walkers)
Baskervilles’. The show, performed £1.10
by Illyria, takes place on Saturday 6th TEA DANCE: Come dancing with Jack
September. Gates open at 6pm, for a and Dot. Sequence, Modern, Old Time
performance at 7pm. and Latin American Dancing. Singles
Call 353 0123 for tickets.
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welcome - you will always find a partner

There will be a plant hunters fair at to dance with!
Ness on Sunday 7th September. Every Tuesday, 2pm - 4.30pm. Tel 336
On Sunday 21st September the 1077
Friends of Ness Gardens have SOCIAL DANCE with Gerry and
organised a lecture entitled‘Caribbean Margaret; Sequence and Modern
calypso’ with Brian Barnes at the Ballroom, Fridays 7.45pm - 10.45pm. Tel
Lecture Theatre, Horsfall Rushby
32 Visitor Centre.
336 1077

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Picture of success at Burton Manor

A talented artist is a picture of success and participation in arts and crafts.
after winning a series of awards since On-site artists receive business and
setting up a studio at the £1million Atelier administrative support, and access to
development, based at Burton Manor a dedicated Business Centre, which
College. incorporates an IT suite and other
Barbara Singleton, who will graduate in support required by start-up companies.
Fine Art from the University of Chester in Atelier also provides a range of
November, believes her workshop at the activities for the local community.
development has provided her with the There are classes and short courses
perfect setting in which to work. which encourage visitors to explore
Funded by the University and the their creative potential, while lectures
Northwest Regional Development Agency’s are offered by artisans related to their
Rural Recovery Fund, Atelier provides expertise.
arts and crafts studios in picturesque Schools are also invited to arrange
surroundings to new artists. activities and workshops to increase
young people’s awareness of traditional
crafts, contemporary fine art and digital
and creative industries, while the
refurbished Manor Gatehouse houses
the Atelier gallery, hosting exhibitions
of original art, craft and design work
Since moving into Atelier, Barbara has won produced on site.
a number of awards from local art groups. For more information acontact
She also showcases her art regularly at Pam Dawson on 353 8783 or email
exhibitions in Cheshire and Wirral, and is p.dawson@chester.ac.uk.
preparing for an event dedicated solely
to her work at the Atelier Gallery later this
month.
Barbara said: “It is only now that I realise
Earn a little extra cash!
that this is what I’ve always wanted to do Due to expansion
as a career. Winning prizes isn’t really deliverers are
what matters to me, but the awards are wanted for
testimony to the skills and techniques I was Neston Local
able to develop studying at the University.
“My degree has given me the confidence
to paint in the way that I have always
wanted, and I’ve also become interested
in sculpture and photography. The degree
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also helped me in terms of marketing and If you could spare a few hours a
other aspects of making a career as an month to deliver the magazine in:
artist. l Moorside, Parkgate Road,
“Atelier is just a fantastic environment for Grenfell Park area,
any artist to work in, and the staff here are l Willaston
amazing.”
l Ringway
34 Atelier, which was launched earlier this
call 357 1919 or email info@nestonlocal.com
year, is dedicated to promoting local artists

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for as little as £7.50 a month
call 357 1919
Aerials Estate Agents Hairdressing

APEX Aerial Services i-agents: Revolutionary
All types supplied, Estate Agents.Let us JEZABELL
erected and repaired. sell your house for £79
Tel 336 2661
Friendly & Professional Salon
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Mob: 07866 073583 www.i-agents.co.uk 0845 Late nights
Anytime, 7 days 257 3155 Wed & Fri
Established over 25
years Gardening
Ray’s Garden Services 25% off colour Tue & Fri
Complete garden
maintenance, paving, 14 The High Street, Neston
fencing, patios cleaned.
Drainage Tel 0151 353 1574 / Tel 0151 336 8818
07968649667
Mobile Ladies
GORDON HATTON Glazing Hairdresser
& COMPANY Convenient home visits
John Knight Glazing
Drainage Consultants UPVC replacement and for elderly, housebound
EST 1965 repair. Tel 342 2266 etc. Ring Dianne on
Blocked Drains Cleared 336 4487
CCTV Drain Surveys Handyman
Home Visiting Service
Drains Relayed
Drains Relined HOME DIY
Septic Tanks
1. Wallpaper hanging AllsWell
2. Painting and Decorating Home Visiting Service
0151 336 2287 3. Gardening work and grass cutting Going on holiday?
4. Small wooden fencing Allswell provide a range
5. MFI Units also flatpacks
Electrical of services:
6. Doors,frames and gates
 Home visits to make
7. Small plumbing jobs
8. Flagging sure your home looks
9. Kitchen and bathroom tiling ‘lived in’
10. Kitchen worktops  Alarm keyholder
11. Carpentry, joinery and locks  ‘Welcome Home’
12. Shed erection and supply grocery packs
All types of domestic and 13. Jet washing drives and paths Call 0151 336 1472
DIRECTORY
commercial work carried 14. Window cleaning for a quote

out by Part P registered 15. Tile regrouting work.
electricians. Call David on YOU CAN PROMOTE YOUR BUSINESS TO
Tel Paul 0151 339 3799 THOUSANDS OF POTENTIAL CUSTOMERS
0151 632 1550 or 079118080032 IN NESTON FOR JUST £15 A MONTH
36 07969 598336 Free estimates. Reduced rates for OAPS
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for as little as £7.50 a month
call 357 1919
Hypnotherapy Plastering Social

www.hypnotherapynw.co.uk
Fully qualified and insured
MAKE FRIENDS, HAVE FUN! MAKE FRIENDS, HAVE FUN!
therapists - clearing
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Ring 0151 353 8063
Painting/Decorating Online activity club for Online activity club for

adults offering great events adults offering great events
Mike’s Sept 6 Sheepdog trials Sept 6 Sheepdog trials
Painting & Sept 9 Bird of Prey demo Sept 9 Bird of Prey demo
Plumbing/Heating
Decorating Sept 14 Coffee Morning Sept 14 Coffee Morning
- new members welcome
Services  Plumbing
Sept 14 Ice Hockey
- new members welcome
Sept 14 Ice Hockey
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No job too small
Sept  Bathrooms
18 Barry Manilow Sept 18 Barry Manilow
Tel 336 2591 Tiling

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Cheshire’s Best Place to have FUN!
0151 336 1508 Cheshire’s Best Place to have FUN!
Photography Mob 07789 817652
www.rwhplumbing@btinternet.com Taxi
Outside taps supplied Riverside Gold 24 hrs,

7days. 4, 6 & 8 seaters.
and fitted from £49 Tel 336 1555
Signs Vets
WOW. Local signs Churchview Vets
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maker and business Clayhill Industrial Estate,

cards. Tel 336 6831 Neston. Tel 353 0118
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Useful numbers and info
BURTON MANOR COLLEGE Cheshire County Council: MP
Burton village. Tel 336 5172 Inquiries for education, trading Andrew Miller (Labour).
CEMETERY standards, libraries, highways Constituency office, tel 357
Raby Park Road, Neston. and social services. Tel; 0845 3019. Web www.andrew-miller-
Phone: 0151 356 6789 113311 mp.co.uk
CH64 INC CYBERCENTRE NESS GARDENS
Community forum for Neston, Neston Community Family activities and new
Little Neston, Ness, Burton, Cybercentre, Methodist Church, visitor centre. Now doing kids’
Willaston and Parkgate. Park Street, Neston. Open Mon- birthday parties. Tel 353 0123
angela@epnavco.org.uk or tel: Thurs. Tel: 336 7784 NESTON RECREATION CENTRE
0151 336 3758. DENTISTS Raby Park Road, Neston
CHEMISTS Redcliffe Dental Practice Tel 336 5741
Deeside Pharmacy, Mellock 25 Parkgate Road, Neston. Tel PARKGATE SOCIETY
Lane, Little Neston. Tel: 336 336 3012 The Society is closely involved
1837 David Jones, John Willasey with the local authorities
Galen Pharmacy, 17 High 5 Park Street, Neston. Tel 336 with particular interest in the
Street, Neston. Tel: 336 2350 5555 history, conservation and
D.M. Kaye, Neston Road, Raby Road Dental Centre,30 enhancement of the unique
Willaston,. Tel: 327 5110 Raby Road, Neston. Tel 0151 quality of Parkgate and its
CHURCHES 336 6844 amenities. We issue members
St Mary & St Helen Parish Buckle & McGrath, cosmetic with a Newsletter twice a year
Church, Neston. The Vicarage, dentists, Thornton Hough. Tel and hold regular talks which
High St, Neston. Tel: 353 1000 353 8943 are free and open to all. We
Parkgate & Neston United DOCTORS welcome new members. email
Reformed Church, Moorside The Neston Medical Centre, parkgatesociety@merseymail.
Lane,Parkgate. Tel 336 4966 14-20 Liverpool Road, Neston. com. phone 0151 336 1069.
Little Neston Methodist Tel 336 4121 POLICE
Church. Tel: 336 4510. Neston Surgery, Mellock Lane, Neston Police office, Neston
Neston Christian Fellowship, Little Neston. Tel: 336 3951 Town Hall (manned part time).
Burton Road. Tel: 336 1688 The Willaston Surgery, Neston Tel: 336 3991
Neston Methodist Church, Park Road, Willaston. Tel 327 4593 SCHOOLS
Road, Neston. Tel: 334 1772 OUT OF HOURS EMERGENCIES Neston High School 336 3902
St Winifride’s RC Church, Arrowe Park Hospital. Tel: 678 Bishop Wilson Primary, Burton,
Burton Rd, Little Neston. Tel: 8496 336 3396
336 4189 JUNIOR FOOTBALL Neston Primary 338 2500
St Nicholas Parish Church, Neston Nomads. Ages 5-17 Parkgate Primary 336 1609
Burton. Tel: 336 4070 also includes a girls’ section. Tel St Winefride’s RC Primary 336
St Michael & All Angels, Alison Jones on 336 4062 2468
Marshlands Rd, Little Neston. LEISURE CENTRE Woodfall Primary 338 2288
Tel: 353 1000 Neston Recreation Centre, TAXI
CITIZENS’ ADVICE BUREAU sports hall, swimming pool, Riverside Gold
Town Hall, High Street, Neston squash courts, gymnasium, Tel 336 1555
USEFUL NUMBERS
0151 336 5848 floodlit synthetic pitch, grass TOWN HALL

CIVIC HALL football pitches, tennis courts, Neston Town Hall, contains
Neston Civic Hall, Hinderton cricket square, bar and a revamped post office and
Road. Tel 336 3991 cafeteria. Tel 336 5741. town centre police office, and
COUNCIL MARKET is available for many diferent
EPN Borough Council:Inquiries Neston Market, Fridays activities. Tel 336 3991
regarding planning, the Civic 8.30am-3pm. Farmers’ Market, VETERINARY SURGEONS
Hall, street cleansing, refuse 3rd Saturday in the month, Churchview Veterinary
disposal, local highways, car park at the rear of Neston Surgery, Clayhill Ind Est,
38
environmental health and Town Hall, 9am -1pm.Tel: 336 Neston. Tel: 353 0118
housing. Tel 356 6789. 3991/0151 356 6431


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