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Portugal Holiday Apartment:A substantial 2 double bedroomed,
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The apartment is a 10 minute walk to oneof the best beaches in Portugal, golden sand for asfar as the eye can see. Twenty minutes drive youwill find “Slide and Splash” a fantastic water park.Portimao is a 10 minute drive which gives you allthe shopping you could want and in the oppositedirection is the walled city of Lagos which isrenowned for its shops and fine restaurants.
This is a must for families and couplesalike and is a truly great location for everyone.The bonus is that for Diseworthians and Dialoguereaders we are offering a 20% discount on theadvertised cost. Preferential rates on green fees atAlto golf course.
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WWWWWelcomeelcomeelcomeelcomeelcome to the February Issue of The DialogueIt’s my pleasure to welcome you, dear reader, to the first Dialogue of 2016, and an equalpleasure to have been invited to write the guest editor’s letter.
As I write this in early January, we still have a soggy Diseworth. My thoughts are withall those thousands of people across the country who have been affected by the floodingwhich, thankfully, has not affected our lovely village as it did a few years ago.
When I considered a theme for this preface, I tried to think of one word which sums upthe essence of living in Diseworth. It wasn’t difficult. When I reflected on my 28 years ofliving here, one word kept floating to the top of my mind: community. Julie and I movedto Diseworth in 1987. Our two children, Matthew and Hannah, are now adults, and Ilike to think that the community spirit of living in Diseworth has helped to shape theminto the fine adults they have become. It’s a safe, nurturing, supportive place to live, andwe’ve experienced countless examples of Diseworth community spirit in action.
A year ago, Diseworth residents finally got a decent fibre broadband service. That wasachieved by a tremendous community effort, and now we’re starting to see the benefits.I’d like to talk about one aspect of those benefits: social media and how it’s reinforcingthat unique Diseworth community feel.
During 2015, I’ve particularly noticed how Facebook activity has supported theDiseworth community. Here are some examples, with weblinks provided:
facebook.com/groups/diseworthThis is the Diseworth Community facebook group. It’s steadily growing, and currentlyhas over 250 members. It’s a great place for information, discussion, photos, banter, andsharing the enjoyment of living in our village. Last year it proved its worth whenDiseworth suffered a spate of opportunist burglaries, enabling residents to shareinformation quickly and keep others informed, as well as being a conduit for informationfrom the police.
facebook.com/diseworthvillagehallEverything you need to know about what’s happening at your favourite village hall. Atrue community resource for a true Diseworth gem!
facebook.com/dialoguediseworthYes, your favourite village magazine is on Facebook! Here you can discuss content,submit items for publication, and chat about the Dialogue. This Facebook page alsohosts the Dialogue Digital Archive where, at the click of a mouse or atap on a tablet, you can read this issue, as well as back issues of theDialogue going back to 2005. And, of course the fabulous 20thanniversary issue from April 2015 is there in full, glorious colour!
Community? Diseworth has it nailed, and its residents areembracing social media to make it even stronger.
Now, let’s look forward to enjoying Spring, shall we?
- Mike Doyle, guest editor
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Diseworth Diary
JANUARY 2016Saturday 23rd Coffee Morning 10am in ChurchThursday 28th PCC meeting in ChurchFEBRUARY 2016Monday 1st Women’s Afternoon Discussion GroupWednesday 3rd Quiz Night at The Plough InnSaturday 6th Retreat Morning 9am – 1pm Diseworth Heritage CentreTuesday 9th Blue Bag clothing collection from the Village Hall. 9amWednesday 10th Village Hall ‘Drop In’ Coffee Morning, from 10amSaturday 13th Money Talks Valentines Party. Diseworth Village HallThursday 18th Library Van visits DiseworthFriday 19th Kimber’s Men. Long Whatton Community Centre, 7.30pmSaturday 20th Quiz Night at the Village HallThursday 25th The Dialogue, stapling and committee meeting, 7.30pm by invitation of Kath TaylorSaturday 27th Church Coffee Morning, 10am - 12noonSunday 28th Diseworth Heritage Trust AGM. 4pm. All very welcomeMARCH 2016Monday 7th Women’s Afternoon Discussion GroupWednesday 9th Village Hall ‘Drop In’ Coffee Morning, from 10amSaturday 19th Murder Mystery Evening at the Village HallThursday 24th The Dialogue, stapling and committee meeting, 7.30pm by invitation of Nicky MillerSaturday 26th Easter Even Service, 6pm – 6.45pm Diseworth Heritage CentreAPRIL 2016Thursday 21st The Dialogue, stapling and committee meeting. 7.30pmSaturday 23rd Bingo Night with Fish & Chip Supper, at the Village HallSaturday 30th Concert in church with Bridge Singers. 7.30pmMAY 2016Sunday 15th Diseworth Baptist Anniversary Praise. 5.30pm Heritage CentreThursday 26th The Dialogue, stapling and committee meeting. 7.30pmJUNE 2016Thursday 23rd The Dialogue, stapling, committee meeting and AGM. 7.30pm at the Village HallJULY 2016Sunday 3rd Diseworth Open GardensAUGUST 2016Saturday 20th Diseworth Prayer, 7pm Heritage CentreThursday 25th The Dialogue, stapling and committee meeting. 7.30pm Heritage CentreSEPTEMBER 2016Thursday 22nd The Dialogue, stapling and committee meeting, 7.30pm by invitation of Liz JarromOCTOBER 2016Sunday 9th Diseworth Communion, 5.30pm Heritage CentreThursday 27th The Dialogue, stapling and committee meeting, 7.30pm by invitation of Kath TaylorNOVEMBER 2016Thursday 24th The Dialogue, stapling and committee meeting. 7.30pmDECEMBER 2016Sunday 4th Christmas Praise, 5pm Heritage Centre
Every Thursday Coffee, Cakes & Computers Heritage Centre 10am – 12 noonEvery Thursday Angel Space in Church 3.30pm - 4.30pm
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News from Chris DugganWell, where to begin.
As many of you know, I was one of the foundingmembers of Diseworth’s own Incognosis. For 6years I gigged, danced, wore wigs and silly hatswith the other guys. But even before Incog I had acraving to be performing on the road, on the stage,in the theatre, wherever I could.
After successfully putting on a sold out show in2014 (How time flies!!) with Concert for Dad, Icould feel it calling to me again. Being under thelights and on stage in a beautiful theatre.
So that was it. I got out auditioning again.
After a 4 hour drive to Eastbourne I got my bigbreak with the ‘That’ll be the Day’ cast. Theirproducer was putting a new show together andneeded a Lead Guitarist. After what felt like only a minute, Trevor (the producer)held up his hand and said thank you, take a seat.
That was it. Not another word. I sat in one of the empty chairs in the theatre,watching the rest of the cast warm up and do their sound check. Eventually Trevorcame over to me, sat down and said, “So, you want in?”
I couldn’t believe it. I thought I’d screwed up my one shot. I couldn’t have beenmore wrong.
The 4 hour journey back was such a blur - good job my Mum was driving .... (I meanmy manager).
Starting from March 2nd, I will be heading up the cast of Ireland’s Call, The Musical,for the UK tour.
The story is set in the 1940’s about a man who travels to New York for a better life.He transitions through the 50’s and 60’s and experiences Rock ‘n’ Roll for the firsttime. For more information on the show you can check out the website:www.irelandscallthemusical.com More importantly, I’ll be having a leaving do at The Plough on Saturday 27th
February in the evening. It would be amazing to see my friends there to celebratewith me. Let’s raise a glass and celebrate together through the night. And hey, ifyou play an instrument - bring it with you! Hoping to see you soon! Chris ‘Dugz’ Duggan.
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TEAM RECTORRevd Lauretta WilsonThe Rectory24, Nottingham Road, Kegworth, DerbyDE74 2FH 01509-678966email [email protected]
TEAM VICARRevd Tony EdmondsThe Rectory,Presents Lane, Belton, LeicestershireLE12 9UN 01530 223447email [email protected]
PIONEER MINISTER & ASSOCIATEPRIESTRevd. Lesley Butler e-mail:[email protected]
CHURCHWARDENSMr David Bird 01332 810381Mrs Muriel Howe 01332 850338READERSMrs Nadine Hawkins 01509 646957
All enquiries for Baptisms andWeddings are to be directed to the
Benefice Administrator [email protected],
or telephone 01530-223447 onTuesday and Wednesday mornings
between10am and 12noon.
Please note that Tony hasFriday as his day off.
Kegworth Methodist ChurchHigh St. KegworthSunday ServicesMorning Worship - 10.30amPraise Worship – 6.15pm (First Sunday each month)Minister – Rev. Diane Grice. 01509 672479
Kegworth Baptist ChurchHigh St. KegworthSunday ServicesMorning Worship & Sunday School – 10.30amLead Deacon: Paul Phillips 01509-551464www.kegworthbaptist.org.uk
Catholic Church of the Risen Lord.Hillside, Castle DoningtonMass every Sunday 9am
St Michael and All Angels Parish Church
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St Michael and All Angels Parish Church
Dear Friends,
2016 is a leap year. So we have an extra day in February. A wholeextra day to do something…… We could stay in bed, go out andsee friends, read a book or go for a walk or we could do somethingthat wasn’t about us but about someone else. We could earmarkthe day to do good! This Lent the theme of our prayer spaces is‘Let’s flag up KINDNESS’. It’s all about marking kindnessesreceived and kindnesses given and praying that the kindness will be passed onto to others.It’s all about the concept of ‘pay it forward’. When Benjamin Franklin lent money to helpsomeone, he would say don’t pay me back but when you meet someone who needs helppay it to them. The idea is that the good deed should not be repaid to us but that it shouldbe a launching pad for other good deeds. Of course it is probable that as goodness andkindness grows it should naturally return to us through another means!
So we have an extra day in Lent which we can reserve as a special day for doing good. Asit is Lent we may want to reserve a day a week for doing good. The problem is God couldsend us opportunities for kindnesses at any time during Lent. I am sure you can see whereI am going with this…… For we need to grasp our opportunities, if kindness is to growand flourish in our communities. God’s kindness to us is abundant and always available.“And God raised us up with Christ and seated us with him in the heavenly realms inChrist Jesus, in order that in the coming ages he might show the incomparable riches ofhis grace, expressed in his kindness to us through Christ Jesus.” (Eph 2:6,7) God’skindness is based on what he did for us through Jesus his Son, which was a great act oflove and sacrifice for our salvation so that we are made alive in Christ. Eternal life isrooted in kindness!
The value of kindness is often undervalued and underrated but when it is seen in the lightof God’s saving plan, we need to take notice of its value in our lives as we go forward inLent to the foot of the cross. So this Lent let us make every effort to be like Jesus and payforward to others the kindness that he has shown us, even when we have been unworthy toreceive it.
Love and Blessings
Lesley
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Services & Locations for February 2016
Time Service Location
February 7th 8.00am BCP Holy Communion Hathern9.45am Café Church Diseworth10.30am Family Service Hathern & Kegworth
All Age Ecumenical Long Whatton CC11.00am All Age Service Belton3.00pm Family Communion Osgathorpe6.15pm Evensong Belton & Kegworth
February 14th 9.00am BCP Holy Communion Osgathorpe9.45am CW Holy Communion Diseworth10.30am CW Holy Communion Hathern, Kegworth & L Whatton11.00am CW Holy Communion Belton6.15pm Evensong Kegworth
February 21st 9.45am CW Holy Communion Diseworth10.30am Café Church Hathern
Holy Communion Long WhattonFamily Communion Kegworth
11.00am Café Church Belton6.15pm BCP Evensong Belton & Kegworth
BCP Holy Communion Hathern
February 24th 7.30pm United Praise Service Hathern
February 28th 9.00am BCP Holy Communion Osgathorpe9.45am CW Holy Communion Diseworth10.30am CW Holy Communion Hathern & Kegworth11.00am CW Holy Communion Belton6.15pm BCP Evensong Belton, Kegworth & Hathern
Regular Weekly ServicesTuesday 12.30pm CW Holy Communion, BeltonWednesday 9.30am BCP Holy Communion, KegworthThursday 8.30-9.00am Morning Prayer, Diseworth
3.30-4.30pm Angelspace, Diseworth
St Michael and All Angels Parish Church
Open Gardens 2016Open Gardens will take place this yearon Sunday, 3rd July. If you would liketo open your garden, please contact oneof the churchwardens.
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Lessons and Readers for February 2016
Time Reader Sidesman
February 7th 1st Reading: Exodus 34.29-35 9.45amSunday 2nd Reading: 2 Corinthians 3.12-4.2before Lent Gospel: Luke 9.28-36
February 14th 1st Reading: Deuteronomy 26.1-11 9.45am R Ward G StoneLent 1 2nd Reading: Romans 10.8b-13 P Allen
Gospel: Luke 4.1-13 S Brompton
February 21st 1st Reading: Genesis 15.1-12,17-18 9.45am T Walker M HeningLent 2 2nd Reading: Philippians 3.17-4.1 A Stone
Gospel: Luke 13.31-35 R Harris
February 28th 1st Reading: Isaiah 55.1-9 9.45am S Bird T GriffinLent 3 2nd Reading: 1 Corinthians 10.1-13 D Griffin
Gospel: Luke 13.1-9 M Gidlow
If you are unable to read on the date shown please arrange for someone else to do so.
St Michael and All Angels Parish Church
Church Flowers and BrassesFlowers Brasses
February 7th Mrs S Dakin Mrs N CowleyFebruary 21st Lent Mrs M Howe
‘Angelspace’
is held in St Michael & AllAngels Church on Thursday
afternoons from 3.30pmuntil 4.30pm.
This is for children aged 0– 10 years with their
parents or carers. Therewill be refreshments,
songs, stories andactivities.
Coffee MorningsCoffee Mornings areusually held in church onthe fourth Saturday of themonth between 10am and12noon, when there arerefreshments, a raffle,bric-a-brac, books andFair Trade stalls. Thenext one will be on 27th
February.
Church Concert
We are delightedthat on Saturday,
30th April at7.30pm the BridgeSingers are coming
to DiseworthChurch to perform a
Concert. Pleasemake a note of the
date – furtherdetails will follow.
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by LizJarrom
COUNTRYMATTERS
BALMY WINTER WEATHER
The exceptional rainfallthroughout December resulted inan early return of all the cattle tothe winter housing on the farm.Fields were cutting up rough ashooves sank into sodden earth andbacks were turned to the drivingwind and rain.
All field work was stopped for thesame reason. Saturated fieldsawait the plough, but not until alot of drying out has occurred, andseed corn for sowing sits in the dryin big bags. When the weather isdry or just a bit showery, scrapingout the muck from thepassageways in the two big cattlesheds and all round the concreteyards is a relatively easy job. It isa different matter when there hasbeen a lot of rain. Then the jobtakes three times as long as themuck is sloppy rather than firmand there is a lot more volume dueto the large amount of water mixedin with it.
Warm damp weather can bedisastrous for cattle housed inwinter. Just like people cooped upin close working conditionspassing on coughs and colds,cattle also transmit respiratorydisease between themselves andsome of them inevitably get
pneumonia. The majority of cattlethat succumb to the disease getover it, but some suffer such severelung damage that they die.Fortunately, this year, the wetweather has been accompanied bystrong winds which have whippedthrough the cattle sheds blowingfresh clean air in and the germsout. Most of the cattle have accessto a concreted outside area andonce the rain stops they like tostand out there in the breeze.
There is a constant battle to keepthe mud and muck from gettinginside the house. Our conservatorysports a collection of defences withold towels, mats and opened outhen food bags being used to soakup the mud from the wellies. Theold feed bags are great as theyabsorb a lot of wet and don’t breakup or stick to the wellies. Every fewdays I roll them all together, alongwith the newspapers by the radiatorwhere we park our boots andwellies, throw the lot on the woodburning boiler, chuck the towels inthe washer, vacuum up all the bitsof straw and start again with cleanbags and towels. Wet coats rotatefrom our backs onto hooks in thebeams in the kitchen and when dryback into the conservatory again.
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Our collie dog Bessie loves to beout in the yard with Will, butequally she also loves to be lyingsnug and warm in the sitting roomin the evening with us. Well if yousaw the state of her at 5pm youwould wonder how she could everbe clean and dry enough.
It all starts with 2 buckets of warmwater and a car sponge. As soon asWill starts to run the water, Bessiegoes off and hides. Once backoutside Will calls her over and sheslinks across to him as slowly aspossible giving a low wag as shedoes which indicates that shereally doesn’t want to be washed.Eventually she gets there and thewashing can begin. Slowly a white
tummy, chest and legs emerge andshe can escape to have a goodshake. Then a vigorous dryingwith an old towel and she is fit tocome into the kitchen. After a fewcircuits of the kitchen she liesdown on her mat and proceeds towash herself. By 7pm she is dryenough to join us as we settledown for the evening. A quick callfrom Will and she rushes in andthrows herself down on a cleantowel next to her master’s feet.She looks up adoringly, thebathing long forgotten, that is untiltomorrow when the wholeprocedure will be repeated again.
Roll on an early warm dry spring!
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Your countryside needs you!
We are a national charity with 90 years’ experience ofprotecting the countryside. At the Leicestershire branch ofthe Campaign to Protect Rural England (CPRE) wecampaign for a beautiful and thriving countryside, workingto protect and enhance it for current and future generations to live in and enjoy.
We know that there is a critical need for more homes and campaign to ensure these are in appropriatenumbers and locations with good design and layout. CPRE, nationally, has done research that challengeslocal authority housing targets imposed by Government. What happens is a vicious circle:
Unrealistic housing targets are set.Councils are forced to allocate greenfield land to meet the targets.Developers cherry-pick the most profitable greenfield sites.Building takes place slowly, to keep prices high.So the housing targets are missed…… and councils are forced to allocate more land for building.
Developers again target the most profitable sites.
CPRE believes that developments should be on previously used or brownfield sites not open countryside orgreenfield sites.
One of CPRE’s greatest achievements nationally was the implementation of Greenbelt policy in the mid50s. However there is no Greenbelt in Leicestershire and 83% of our countryside has no designatedprotection so we are intent on tackling this issue. We believe Neighbourhood Planning has a positive effecton communities deciding future development and protecting important green spaces.
Our place on the board of Leicestershire Rural Housing Association gives us an insight into the provisionof affordable homes in villages. Helping tackle the shortage of homes for local people who are being pricedout of their communities is a priority for us. We back the work of this specialist provider who hascompleted over 200 homes for local people to occupy in the past 10 years. However, there is muchmore to do.
Farmers are at the centre of our countryside and their stewardship of it makes up its unique character. Wesupport sustainable farming and outdoor livestock production as the best way to maintain a thriving andliving countryside.
How we travel and plan transport also impacts on our environment. Transport planning needs to prioritisethe proximity of new homes, jobs, shops and services to public transport. Storage and distribution hubsshould have ready access to the railway network rather than rely on our already overburdened road system.
We need to reduce the amount of energy we use and the waste we produce, at the same time ensuringresponsible use of our natural resources. There is a need for more information from both the governmentand the industry to better understand the effects of Fracking on our countryside.
As a small band of dedicated volunteers in Leicestershire we welcome enquiries from anyone in the countyabout rural matters as above.
For further information please contact:- Richard Windley (Vice-chairman) on 07970079855 [email protected]
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SCOGUI Visits Diseworth Heritage CentreOn the 6th December, SCOGUI – Loughborough
University’s Student Scouts and Guide Club – came to help outwith some of the cleaning and maintenance tasks at DiseworthHeritage Centre.
Upon arrival we were put straight to work climbing upand replacing the battery on the clock in the main hall beforesplitting up to tackle various tasks around the building. Mainlyworking outside, windows, frames, doors, shutters and evendrainpipes were cleaned as we were tasked with removing thedirt and grime caused by the glorious British weatherthroughout the year. The upstairs windows were cleanedinside and out as well as the entrance porch.
Thanks should be given toNikki and Martin who werealways on hand with tea andbiscuits for us as we cleaned.
It was a great opportunity to be able to assist with keeping a piece of history alive for futuregenerations to enjoy and we hope that the Heritage Centre remains a community hub for manyyears to come.
Much like the Heritage Centre, SCOGUI has a rich history of its own and the first record ofus appears in 1953 where the club was set up to fosterScouting and Guiding within the setting of higher education.To this day SCOGUI has continued the tradition of not onlyproviding an outlet whereby current members of the Scoutingand Guiding community can continue to take part in activitieswhich have formed the foundation of their youth; but by alsooffering the chance for individuals who are new to theScouting and Guiding community to gain an insight into themarvellous array of activities that are on offer. SCOGUI hasa diverse and eclectic programme and has a reputation fornever missing out on an opportunity to have fun –regardless ofhow bizarre the pastime is.
SCOGUI currently has 25 members and takes an activerole both within the university and externally by organisingevents such as an annual night-time incident hike for the localscout and guide district.
I hope that this has given a little insight into the world ofSCOGUI and I would like to conclude by thanking Nikki andMartin once again for their hospitality and wish them all thebest with their continuing endeavour.
Alex Hawkins, SCOGUI Publicity Officer
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The Plough Inn, DiseworthGENERAL KNOWLEDGE
QUIZ1st WEDNESDAY of the month.
3rd February, 2nd MarchEntry £1 each person,
maximum of four in a team.Entry to the quiz includes a
snack.
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Put themthrough theletterbox at
9 The Bowley.
Thank You to everyone who hasdropped off Christmas stamps
over the last few weeks.
Date for your diary
NEW YEAR’S EVE2016
At The Plough InnCASINO NIGHT
£30 per personincludes buffet and a
glass of fizz at midnightBookings now being taken
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Women’s Afternoon DiscussionGroup
Monday 1st February 2pmSwitch It Off
16 Clements Gate at the invitation of Janet
Monday 7th March 2pmThe Chinese Question
7a Lady Gate at the invitation of Kath
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1st DISEWORTH GUIDES
Blue Bag ClothingCollection
for ourCharnwood 2016
International Camp Fundat Whatton House in the
summer.
9th February2016from
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to Village Hall.
Clothing, Shoes, Hats, Belts and Handbags,Ties, Shoes and Soft Toys.
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MOBILE LIBRARY DAYS ANDTIMES CHANGE
The Mobile Librarywill now visit
Diseworth on thethird Thursday of
every month in 2016It will visit
The Bowleyfrom 11.45am until 12.05pm
Clements Gatefrom 12.10pm until 13.10pm
The next visit will be onThursday 18th February 2016The contact number for the
mobile library is 0116 3053565
Diseworth Heritage TrustThe Annual General
Meeting will take placeon Sunday 28
February at 4pm.All are welcome toattend and join in.
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Where in Diseworth?
Please have a go. A small prize for the firstperson to email Nicky Miller the [email protected] or phone07925011843
Well done to David Bamford for very quickly answering theWhere in Diseworth quiz. He recognised the mysterious
entrance tonowhere as beingin the brick wallas you turn intoHall Gate fromthe Cross.
Thanks to David and to Mike Doyle forsolving the mystery too by explaining that itindicates the old gateway into the orchardthat was once part of the vicarage garden.
Here is a picture of an attractive garden foryou to look out for as you walk through thevillage. Where is it?
Annual Charity Knockout DominoesThe 2015 Annual Knockout Singles andPairs Domino Competitions were completedin early December. Thanks go to our hosts,Nicola and Scott at the Plough for theirhospitality and generosity along with allthose who entered the competition, andthose who donated raffle prizes andpurchased raffle tickets. A total of £152was raised. This will be shared betweenthe local branch of the Royal British Legionand the locally based Air Ambulancecharities.
This year produced a surprise singleschampion. Dave Adcock, beating manytimes champion Frank Peake, in a close
fought final, althoughFrank did manage someconsolation securing thepairs trophy along withSteve Peake. They beat last year’schampions Mike Steven and Jim Fletcher.
Carillon Domino LeagueCongratulations to Plough ‘A’ team whosecured the runner up position in division 2,and congratulations to Plough ‘B’ team whowere triumphant in the knockout cupcompetition. A good season all round.
Dave Adcock
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Diseworth’s Art and Craft GroupThe Art and Craft group has continued to meet every otherTuesday throughout 2015. As we gossip over tea, coffee andbiscuits wonderful creations emerge, each person having theirown individual preferences for a wide range of crafts. There aresome amazing knitters, these people I watch in awe. All I
managed to produce, many years ago,was a very plain jumper that therecipient could have worn as a dress,with sleeves down to their knees!
There have been some beautifulembroideries, tapestries, cards,decorated ornaments, paintings in acrylic and watercolour aswell as willow weaving andrug making.
Our last meeting beforeChristmas saw someprojects completed and
everyone was thrilled with the results. I took somephotos of these. Not everything is a success, but thereare always friends to offer help and advice, we learnfrom each other.
The group continues to meet from the 12th Januaryand anyone can join in, just bring along whatever youare interested in and you areaway, it would be really nice tosee some men join in too!
There will be an exhibition of the Art and Craftgroup’s work for everyone to see, in the Church, duringOpen Gardens on 3rd July 2016. Nicky Miller
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On the first day of Christmas my friendsarranged for me -
a party in the village hall.On the twelfth day of Christmas my friends
arranged for meTwelve (+more) children singing
Eleven friends all chattingTen glasses clinkingNine forks a-working
Eight crackers crackingSeven pots a-boilingSix ladies serving
Five – Golden – SmilesFour magic tricks
Three turkey crownsTwo welcome drinks
And a party in the village hall
Over 60s
“Cheers”
“That hat suits you”
“The Spirit of Christmas”
“Such a friendly atmosphere”
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Christmas Lunch
Thanks to be given to the airport for their generous donation, to the village hallcommittee who agreed a much reduced letting fee, to the Village Farm for cookingsupport and to all those who organized before hand and worked hard on the day to make itsuch a success. Thanks to Diseworth Primary School who entertained us with festive musicand thanks too, to all who donated raffle prizes which raised £60 for Rainbows.
“Didn’t they perform well?”
“Yes please - another helping ofXmas pudding”
“What delightful children!”
“Can’t possibly eat any more!”
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Fun Run FunThe Annual Boxing Day Fun Runwent really well with a hugecrowd of walkers supporting themore serious runners. Adding to
the funwerethe welldresseddogslookingsplendidin theirChristmascoats. Ozzy the greyhound was sporting hisnewly knitted jacket in a fetchingturqoise. His friend Mollie was happyto give Santa a much needed rest as herode on her back around the course.Meanwhile Connie appearedembarrassed at having to impersonatea Raindeer when she is clearly a goodlooking dog.
Bonington the Collie proudly ran the course with his friendLoveday Boll being pushed round in a wheelbarrow by Santa (BillBailey the Jazz Man). They were caught up by Scampie - ofCakes and Computers fame, Bella and Satchmo at the end of
the race.
Thank you to the organisers for once again getting us out of our chairs to get rid of someChristmas excess. Nicky Miller
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Health PageGO EASY ON THE FRUCTOSE
Sucrose, glucose and fructose are carbohydratesreferred to as simple sugars. Glucose and fructoseare monosaccharides that are the building blocksof sucrose which is a disaccharide. Sucrose is bestknown as table sugar and is usually obtained fromprocessed sugar cane or sugar beet. Once in thebody, sucrose is broken down into glucose and fructose by the enzyme betafructosidase. Theglucose is ready for use immediately by all cells in the body and is the main energy source for allliving things. The fructose has to be processed by cells in the liver before it is turned into glucoseand some of it is usually made into fat during the process.
Fructose does not cause insulin to be released, nor does it stimulate the production of leptinwhich is the key hormone that regulates energy intake, in other words it sends a message to thebrain that stops us feeling hungry. For this reason high intakes of fructose are implicated inweight gain, especially fat laid down around the waist. This is because fructose behaves morelike a fat in the body than any other carbohydrate. Most fruits and some vegetables contain bothglucose and fructose in roughly even amounts and if eaten in their fresh and natural state inmoderation are generally good for health. Problems start where lots of processed foods areconsumed, especially those high in sucrose, corn syrup and white wheat flour. Then there are softdrinks which are easy to consume and very high in fructose. Even fruit juices should be treatedwith caution as they again contain high amounts of fructose. All these foods should be taken insmall amounts as in high amounts they flood the body with fructose, causing the liver cells tobecome overwhelmed. This can result in oxidative stress and inflammation which if it occursregularly over a long period of time can result in similar damage to the liver as is caused byalcohol.
So what can we eat that will result in a diet low in fructose? The first place to start is to eatprotein in the form of meat (but avoiding processed ones like ham or bacon), eggs, fish, beansand pulses. Also include healthy fats such as rapeseed or olive oil but not processed ones likevegetable oil. Include lots of green leafy vegetables such as cabbage, broccoli, sprouts, kale andthings like onions, peppers, mushrooms, celery and salad ingredients such as lettuce, tomatoes,cucumber and beetroot. Include some fruit in the diet, especially soft fruit in season, bananas,oranges, apples, grapes, pears, melon, figs, apricots and even some of the sweeter fruits such aspeaches and mangos occasionally. Dairy foods are fine in moderation. Nuts, herbs and spicesare also beneficial. Caution is recommended with potatoes, rice, pasta, honey and maple syrup.Basically, by eating a diet rich in good balanced natural foods and avoiding processed foodsincluding added sugar, except for a treat, we can keep our fructose consumption down to a levelthat is safe for our body.
Talking of treats, very dark chocolate is fine as is a small amount of dried fruit but go easy on thesweets, biscuits, cakes and sweet chocolate.
Liz Jarrom
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Village Hall ReportSince the last report we have had the Annual Beer Festival,Christmas Fair, an Incognosis concert and Emily’s Christmas CraftNight – thanks must go to those involved in organising these popular,high quality and successful events.
If you attended the Beer Festival you can probably remember little ofthe night or nights (!) but you all seemed to enjoy yourselves anyway – Jim & John provided us with agreat choice of beers and high quality entertainment. The pre-Christmas Incognosis gig was great valueonce again and I’m sure those that were able to get tickets had a good night.
Diseworth enjoys the benefit of a traditional Village Hall managed on your behalf by an extremelyhardworking Committee and friends who organise a varied programme of entertainment as well as carryingout a number of essential repairs and improvements.
An example of the above is the new Coffee Bar, held on the 2nd Wednesday of every month. All proceedsare spent on essential projects for the Hall – those run last year paid for the new blinds you will see in thefront toilets. The next item on the ‘list’ is a new cooker hob and we have to thank Anna and the Boxing DayFun Run for the £75 donation towards this target.
You will see from the ‘What’s On’ page that the usual favourites are scheduled for 2016 and some newevents are being planned so please make a point of checking this page every month and then book yourtickets early – this really helps us to prepare the various events properly.
Look out for the Quiz Night coming up soon and, following their success last year, Money Talks havebooked the Hall for their second Valentine’s Party.
At a secret location somewhere in our village, a group of Diseworth residents have been meetingregularly under a shroud of secrecy. They gather in darkness, go about their work, then melt back
into the shadows. Their identities are unknown. Their purpose is, as yet, unclear. But they arepreparing something ...
If you seek the answer, book your tickets NOW for the MURDER MYSTERY EVENING atDiseworth Village Hall on Saturday 19th March. You (and your friends) could unlock the mysteryof a Cold-Blooded Murder, using your powers of observation and deduction to name the killer
... and enjoy a nice three course meal at the same time.Book your tickets NOW for the MURDER MYSTERY EVENING
by contacting Jane Cunningham.
Don’t forget that the Table Tennis hire is available at £5.00 per hour and that the Hall can be booked foryou own private party or other events you might like to organise.
You can get more information on any of the above by contacting us on:-Hall Bookings: Tel: 0300 800 5000Event Bookings: Tel: 0300 800 6000General Issues: Tel: 0300 800 7000(standard call charges apply)
e-mail us on: [email protected] see our Facebook page: www.facebook.com/diseworthvillagehall
David Bamford
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Diseworth Village Hall - What’s On Date Event Price
Art & Craft ClubTuesdays fortnightly 10am until 12noon
Tea or Coffee and good companyWhy not come along to see what’s going on.
£2 pervisit
Diseworth’s Coffee BarDrop in for a chat with old friends or
come to meet new ones –everyone welcome from 10am
February9th and 23rd
For further details call 0300 800 6000 (standard call charge),e-mail us on [email protected]
or see our Facebook page www.facebook.com/diseworthvillagehall
FebruaryWed 10th
£2.50 forCoffee/Tea
and Cake withfree refills
FebruarySaturday 20th
Quiz NightMaximum of 6 per team
BYO drinks – nibbles provided7.30pm start - (doors open 7:00pm)
MarchSaturday 19th
£2 perperson
Murder Mystery Evening3 course meal included
See poster for menu and details
Bingo NightWith a Fish & Chip Supper
Details to follow in a future Dialogue
£20 perperson
AprilSaturday 23rd
FebruarySaturday 13th
Money Talks Valentine’s PartyLicenced Bar - 7:30pm to Midnight
See poster for more details
Tickets £10,includes aBeef Cob
Other events are in the pipeline – details to followIn the meantime the following are dates for your diary
November 11th and 12th
SeptemberSaturday 3rd
Village ShowPlanning already started!
November5th
Diseworth Firework DisplayPlanning already started!
Diseworth Beer FestivalPlanning already started!
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FRIDAY 19 FEBRUARY 7.30pmLong Whatton Community CentreTickets £8 available from The farm Shop and post officeBox office 01509 646413
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Diseworth VillageHall
Saturday20th February
Maximum 6 per team£2 per person
BYO DrinksNibbles provided
7:30pm start(doors open 7:00pm)
To book a place contactJane Cunningham
0300 800 6000
Drop In CoffeeMornings
A big THANKYOU
to everyone whohas supported our“Drop-in” Coffee
Mornings.We have raised enough so far to
have blinds fitted in both theladies and disability access toilets
in the village hall.Our next target is to raise moneyfor a new hob in the kitchen and
we are well on the way!The next coffeemornings will beFebruary 10th
and March 9thDo come and enjoy the coffee/
tea and cake with good company.£2.50 with free drink refills.
Diseworth Village Hall200 Club Winners
January 2016Prize Number Name Amount1st 30 K Fletcher £402nd 227 P Allen £303rd 11 R Reaney £204th 41 J Doyle £10
February 2016Prize Number Name Amount1st 21 R Dowsett £402nd 44 J Adcock £303rd 183 B Andrews £204th 162 K Dewey £10
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Mobile Support Serviceheads to Leicestershire
Vista, the local sight loss charity, has aMobile Support Service for older people at risk of developing sight loss in Leicestershire.The service, in partnership with Leicestershire County Council, is touring the county in aspecially designed mobile unit, providing information, support and advice. DuringFebruary it will visit a variety of locations across Leicestershire.
1.8 million people are living with significant sight loss in the UK, and evidence suggeststhat over 50 per cent of sight loss is due to preventable or treatable causes. Vista’s MobileSupport Service aims to raise awareness of the signs and symptoms of sight loss, theimportance of early diagnosis and the links between lifestyle and sight loss.
Manned by friendly staff, the vehicle features an open plan welcome area, leaflet displayand a seating area for individual consultation and support. During their time on board,visitors can:
Learn how a healthy lifestyle can reduce the risk of sight loss, theimportance of regular sight tests and spotting conditions earlyFind out more about the support and services available through Vista
Discover equipment and technologies that can support people with sightloss.
The programme also supports older people already experiencing sight loss, enabling themto access dedicated information, advice and support in their local communities.Paul Bott, Vista’s Chief Executive, said: “This exciting project enables us to increaseawareness of avoidable sight loss, in particular amongst older people. We believe thatadvice and support should be available in even the most rural communities, so we’vetaken our services on the road.”A full list of dates, locations and times is available on our website atwww.vistablind.org.uk/mobilesupport
NHS appHelping our patients to access the right service, in the right place, first time, every time hasnever been more important, particularly in the winter months. To help make this happen weare introducing an innovative new mobile App called ‘NHS Now’ which will give people all theessential information they need to make the right choices. You can download the Appnow from either the Apple App store or Google Play by searching for ‘NHS Now’.The App helps people to access self-care advice, or choose and find their nearest, mostappropriate and most convenient local health service. They get live opening times anddirections to each local NHS service. For each type of service, they can ask to see either alllocations or those that are open for service at the specific time they are using the App andservices include: Pharmacies, GP Practices, Dentists, Urgent Care Centres, A&E.
Contact the communications team [email protected] for more information
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Guiding NewsDiseworth Guides have beenbusy!
Cooking remains a favouriteactivity with no pretence oftaking the food homeafterwards – we always sitdown and eat our efforts,which this term have includedHalloween Horrors! Meatballsand marble biscuits.
As well as taking on ourCommunicator badge, inspired by our local links, we earned a Richard III Challenge badge.Braving the drizzle, we weeded Diseworth School’s gardens to engage with ourcommunity. Embracing cultures outside our region, we worked towards our World
Cultures badge, playing games fromaround the world and experimentingwith Body Art.
Extending the international flavour,four girls joined International trips;Harriet and Meredith to Holland,Lucy and Georgina to Mexico. Theyworked hard raising £5000between them to join, and say a bigThank You to everyone whosupported them, attending eventssuch as the fish and chip bingo,coffee mornings and flowerdemonstration.
Back on home ground, girls spent aWater Activity weekend at the Leicester Outdoor Pursuits Centre. We also congratulateHarriet who successfully passed her Camp Permit, allowing her to take up to 8 Guidesaway.
Our Body Shop Party allowed us to raise £25 (whilst providing us with an opportunity topamper ourselves!). Daisy the Cow put in an appearance at Kegworth Easter Market andDiseworth Village Show as we continue fundraising to reduce the cost to attend theInternational Scout and Guide Camp at Whatton House.
To get us in the festive mood we set up ‘Elf School’ holding festive ‘lessons’ such ashelping Santa with his world map for Geography. Festivities continued with a visit fromEmily Briggs who helped us make Elf decorations (which were very cute!). Term ended
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with a visit to theIce Rink; all girlswere returned homesafe (it was justthe leaders thatinjuredthemselves!).
Spring will bringanother busy term,with the excitingaddition of ourRanger unit, and wewelcome additionalmembers.
For those spring cleaning,the next Blue Bags collection is on 9th February, but feel freeto give bags to Adele any time before then. Our last Blue Bag collection raised £133! AtEaster we are having a used/unwanted toy stall at Kegworth Easter Market, and plea fordonations.
Thank you once again for your support.1st Diseworth Guides
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Kimber’s MenFRIDAY 19 FEBRUARY 7.30pmLong Whatton Community Centre
Tickets £8available from The Farm Shop and Post Office
Box Office 01509 646413
Kimber’s Menare a group of singersand musicians whose
shows are full ofhumour, stories, musicand toe-tapping songs,
performed withwonderful a capella
harmonies oraccompaniment onguitars, whistles,
bandolin and Borderbagpipes.
The group possess awide vocal range, with
John Bromley beingone of the finest basssingers on the British
folk scene and thegroup’s founder
member, Joe Stead,having performed with
legendary Americansinger, Pete Seeger.
Probably the finest andfunniest purveyors of
sea shanties in Europe,this group never fails
to entertain.www.kimbersmen.co.uk
Centre StageCentre Stage is the rural and community touring scheme for Leicestershire andRutland, featuring high quality professional dance, drama and music from the best innational and international touring companies and performers. Shows are promoted in awide range of community venues – all providing a very warm welcome. To find outmore about any aspect of the scheme visit our website at www.centrestagetouring.org.uk
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Through the Eyes of a Basketmaker:The Growth and Uses of WillowI make baskets out of any flexible plant material. One of my favourites andthe most versatile is willow. It comes in many different colours, shapes andstrengths, and because of its bendy qualities it has been used for thousands ofyears to make strong and long lasting basketry.
The plant has ageneric name ofSalix, but has manyother names, whichindicate the natureof the materials aswell as their uses.Names like sallies,osiers, withies,whips and rodsdenote the usesfrom abasketmakingperspective, as dothe names for thesizes of basketwillow, for example‘luke’, ‘three penny’and ‘middleboro’.
Apart from basket work, historically, willow was used to make clog bottoms, itcan be split and was made into fence posts and rails. The variety SalixCoerulea has always been used to make cricket bats when the trees mature atabout 14 years. Nowadays scientific research has shown that willow has manyother properties, leading to exciting advancements in pharmaceuticals, and itis also used as an energy source and building material.
New varieties such as Bowles Hybrid and Swedish Clone, which originate fromthe fast-growing Salix Viminalis, have been developed to supply thecommercial world of biomass willow as they can be used as a renewable fuel togenerate power. All of the Salix varieties come from four hundred speciesfound world wide, some reaching maturity as tall trees, some growing asshrubs found in sub-tropical areas, and some growing only a few centimetersfound in Alpine regions.
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Willows are easily propagated. They can be grown by simply making cuttingsfrom original stock and pushed into the ground. It takes up to five yearsbefore these cuttings become a productive plant, from which biomass isharvested as a short rotation coppice (cut every two years) or harvestedannually for basketmaking.
Forbasketmaking Iuse differentwillows fordifferentpurposes. Someof the thickerwillow rods haveuses for largesculpturestructures aswell as uprightsfor big logbaskets. Somehave veryflexible stemsand are moresuitable asweavers, often
in beautiful natural colours. They can be woven ‘green’, freshly cut, or driedand resoaked. Sometimes I use willow with the bark stripped off; white willow,which has been peeled when the rods are green, or dried willow, which isboiled and therefore stained from the tannins in the bark. These strippedwillows need a short soaking time to make them pliable for weaving.
I spend a great deal of time sorting the willow for sizes, which is an importantpart of the basketmaking process. Small rods are used for weavers and largerones for framework of the structure. There are interesting ways to work thewillow, it can be easily split with a minimum of tools and can be twisted intorope, as well as woven in a variety of patterns.
Commercial applications of willow growing have recently attracted attentionbecause the material can be easily grown on poorer soil, and have manyattributes. For example, it is a sustainable source for low-carbon powerproduction, greenhouse gas reduction, and natural water filtration systems, aswell as being useful for noise reduction on roads. Extracts from the willowbark are also used within medicine for the manufacturing of aspirin, as well asin pioneering studies where it is being trialled within the development ofcancer drugs.
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The future of willow is looking promising, shown by the increasing number oforganisations growing it commercially and individuals growing it for fun. As acraft material there is a resurgence of basketmaking, sculpture and willowfencing. Additionally, there is now a clear demand for large quantities of thematerial as a result of its many uses from fuel to medicine, and as a buildingmaterial and ornamental plant for gardens and parks.
Maggie Cooper
Willow Angels and Stars ChristmasWorkshop with Maggie Cooper on December
16th at the Heritage Centre
Getting started!
Our willowangels
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THE DOG OF MONTY DON
He follows at his master’s heelOr lolls about where the sun
has shoneA lazy, languorous Labrador
The dog who follows Monty Don.
Sometimes he lounges on a benchAnd often seems to go to sleep
He twitches in his reverieAs if he hunted forests deep.
But when the cameras havegone home
He sets about with spade and hoeAnd reads encyclopaedias
That tell him how plants thriveand grow.
He prunes the apples, tendsthe bees
He stakes the runners, digs a trenchHe does not look like that same dogThat you saw lounging on the bench.
Imagination you might thinkThe whole darn thing is just a con
But who’d not want a dog like that?The dog who follows Monty Don.
David Griffiths
Diseworth WorshipProgramme 2016at Diseworth Heritage
Centre, Lady Gate,Diseworth, DE74 2QF
Saturday 6th FebruaryRetreat Morning
(a time of quiet prayer and contemplation)9am – 1pm
Saturday 26th MarchEaster Even Service
(a contemplative service thinking about theevents of Easter)6pm – 6.45pm
Sunday 15th May Diseworth Baptist Anniversary Praise
(a service of praise and celebration)5.30pm – 6.30pm
Saturday 20th AugustDiseworth Prayer
(a time of prayer for Diseworth)7pm – 8pm
Sunday 9th OctoberDiseworth Communion
(a celebration of the Lords Supper)5.30pm – 6.30pm
Sunday 4th DecemberChristmas Praise
(a celebration of the Nativity of Jesus)5pm – 6pm
www.kegworthbaptist.org.ukwww.facebook.com/KegworthBaptists
www.diseworthcentre.org
Planning an event?Hosting a party?A Celebration?A Conference?An anniversary?
Meeting up with old friends or maybe a more formal reason to need a place to meet?
Then please consider hiring Diseworth’s Heritage Centre
There is a main hall to seat around 40 in a theatre layout, or 20 in a boardroom set up. Thereis a smaller room to seat 10 around tables, and both rooms have access to the kitchen.There is a television screen and wi-fi to link with a laptop plus a projector and screen.
There is also a computer suite to hire.We can arrange any form of catering and bookings usually
include a welcome hot drink and biscuits.Please take time to visit our newly re-furbished website which will give you
more information and the scale of letting fees.Multiple bookings attract a very generous discount.
Bookings can be made through the email address given on the websiteor direct by phoning 07891628292
Julian WeaverTel – 01509 267948
Mob 1 – 07977137597Mob 2 – 07505118789
Hard and soft landscaping * All aspects of tree surgeryGarden make-overs and maintenance * Fishpond and lake upkeep
Mowing * Pruning * Hedge-trimming * Fencing DeckingPatios * Ground clearance * SprayingDomestic and commercial contracts
Fully InsuredFully GuaranteedNPTC Qualified
Free Quotes and Advice
CIM Associates UK Ltd.Health and Safety ConsultantsThe Business solutions company with your Business in mind
Health and Safety, Human Resource Consultancy and Training. Bespoke packages tosuit all business needs. Advice, Guidance, representation and investigation for HRand Health and Safety related claims. Policy and procedure writing. Audit andreport compliance. Absence Management, disciplinary Investigation / training.Supply chain Management Pre tender documentation.THE COMPLIANCE ONE STOP SHOP.
01332 81490607871 252275
[email protected] The Bowley Diseworth
Derby DE74 2QL
Service with a smileLeaving you with a smile
JOHN SMITH (MELBOURNE) LTDApproved Coal & Smokeless Fuel Merchants
We supply a range of fuels for all types of appliancesalso Logs, Kindling and Coal Bunkers
Prompt deliveries at competitive prices
Pre-packed sales from our yard atBog Lane
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WOOL SHOPIn the heart of Castle Donington
Enjoy the colours and textures of a wide variety ofyarnsto suit all pockets in a warm and friendlyatmosphere,
including Adriafil, Bergere de France, Rowan,Debbie Bliss, Louisa Harding, Noro, Sirdar, Wendy,
Rico, James C Brett,and much more.
Also KnitPro knitting needles, sewing, embroideryand tapestry threads, and haberdashery.
Workshops and other news on the website.Open Tuesday - Friday 9.30 – 5.00
Saturday 9.30 - 3.30Helpful advice always available.
67 Borough Street, Castle Donington, DE74 2LBTel: 01332 811597
Free Estimates Fast Friendly Service 24 hour call out
BALLET CLASSES FOR YOUNGCHILDREN AND ADULTS
AT LOCKINGTON & DISEWORTHVILLAGE HALLS
Small classes to enable children todevelop confidence and enjoyment
through dance movements,and adult beginners or those with
some previous experience.Lockington Village Hall on Saturdays
From Primary to Grade 6Baby beginners (3yrs upwards)
10:00am-10:30amDiseworth Village Hall on WednesdaysAdult/Standard 5 7:00pm-8:00pm
Intermediate/advanced by arrangement
Please contact Claudette Caven, AISTDAdv. Cecchetti Ballet,
Modern & Character. Dip LCDD.Tel: 01509 672702
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Dermalogica Facials, Massage,Bio Sculpture Gel Manicures
and Pedicures,waxing and holistic treatments.
For an appointment or to discuss atreatment please call 07743 791540
Total Beauty,9 Grimesgate, Diseworth
M & M PropertiesPlumbing & Heating
We can offer you:
Qualified plumbersfor any jobs
We are now in a position to offer qualifiedplumber & heating engineers no job too
small, if you have a leaky tap or you want abathroom installing then please give us a
call for a no obligation quote.With winter well established if you need aboiler repair, service or even a new centralheating system then we are the people to
call, local gas safe engineer on hand.
• General plumbing• Bathroom installations• Central heating• Boiler repairs/replacements• Property maintenance• Tiling• Fully insured
For any further information or adviceplease contact
Mike or Mitzi on01332 818784 / 07703 464564.
Paul GrettonInterior and Exterior DecoratorInterior and Exterior DecoratorInterior and Exterior DecoratorInterior and Exterior DecoratorInterior and Exterior Decorator
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Time Served Decorator with20 years experience
For a Free EstimatePhone 01332 810974Mobile 07879 818599
27 The Green, Diseworth
We can solve the “what can we eat tonight question?”
Manor Organic Farm, Shop,Butchery, Bakery and Tea Room.
Open Wednesday to SaturdayMain Street, Long Whatton
LE12 5DF
Longhorn grass fed beef andlamb from our farm. Pork andpoultry from localfarms. Widerange of homemadeaward winningsausages. Freshlybaked breads and cakesmade in our bakery.
Tel. 01509 [email protected]/manororganictwitter @manororganic
Our Tea Room is openfrom
Wednesday to Saturday9am until 4pm.
Besides delicious drinkswe also have a muchpraised lunch menu
showcasing local andfarm produce.
AT YOUR SERVICE
IRONING.Pick up and Delivery to Diseworth
and the surrounding area.Telephone Julie at Scorchers-
01332 853457 or 07973 354695.
DRY CLEANING SERVICEDoor to door service now offered by
‘Scorchers’your local ironing service.
Phone Julie 01332 853457or mobile 07973 354695
Bob Bradley CHIMNEY SWEEPProfessional brush and vacuum
efficient and reliable service(01332) 850426
42A High Street, Castle Donington
BABYSITTING, IRONING, SEWING, MENDINGIsobel’s Grandma offers her services for
babysitting, ironing, sewing and mending atreasonable rates. Call Carol on 01332 864910
(Melbourne)
Reliable 16 year old, with First Aidcertificate, available for babysitting
most evenings incl. weekends.Please call Isobel Smithies on01332 853401 or 07930 665541
DISEWORTH DOGGIE WALKERSmall group & socialisation
or individual walk if preferred£10 for an hours walk & play
Call Tania 07976 971162
VILLAGE FARMHall Gate
POTATOES Large & small bags.EGGS
Phone 01332 810858
Fill this space:please contact
Jane Cunningham [email protected]
or 0300 800 2000.Normal call rates apply.
Directory of Useful NumbersDirectory of Useful NumbersDirectory of Useful NumbersDirectory of Useful NumbersDirectory of Useful NumbersBBC East Midlands 0115 9021930 [email protected]
www.bbc.co.uk/england/eastmidlandstoday/BBC Radio Derby 01332 361111British Gas - Engineer 0800 111011 www.britishgas.co.uk
Emergency 0800 111999Castle Donington Community College 01332 810528 www.castledonington.leics.sch.uk [email protected] Donington Volunteer Bureau 01332 850526 [email protected], Manor Pharmacy, Castle Donington 01332 810213Derby Playhouse 01332 363275 www.derbyplayhouse.co.uk Diseworth C of E Primary School 01332 810208 www.diseworthprimary.co.ukDoctor’s Surgery –
Health Centre, Castle Donington 01332 856050 or 0844 477 3092Orchard Surgery, Kegworth 01509 674919Manor House Surgery, Belton 01530 222368
East Midlands Airport 0871 919 9000 www.eastmidlandsairport.comEast Midlands Electricity emergencies 0800 056 8090 Environment Agency 08708 506 506 www.environment-agency.gov.uk
Incident hotline 0800 807 060Kinchbus 01509 815637 www.kinchbus.co.ukLeicestershire County Council 0116 3050001
Flooding concerns - email [email protected] London Road Community Hospital, Derby 01332 265500 www.derbyhospitals.nhs.ukLoughborough Hospital 01509 611600 Mobile Library 0116 3053565NHS Urgent Care Centre, Hospital Way, 01509 568800
Loughborough, LE11 5JYNHS 111 111NHS Direct www.nhsdirect.nhs.ukLeicestershire Councillor, Nick Rushton 01530412059 or 07837841441 [email protected] West Leicester District Council 01530 454545 www.nwleics.gov.ukNottingham Playhouse 0115 941 9419 www.nottinghamplayhouse.co.ukNottingham Royal Centre and Concert Hall 0115 989 5555
www.royalcentre-nottingham.co.ukPolice - non emergency calls 101Post Office - Long Whatton 01509 842264Post Office - Castle Donington 01332 810515Queens Medical Centre, Nottingham 0115 924 9924 www.nuh.nhs.ukCapital FM East Midlands Nottingham/Leics/Derby
Station 0115 8731500 www.capitalfm.com.eastmidsNews Room 0115 8731520
Odeon Cinema Loughborough 01509 235235Royal Derby Hospital 01332 340131 www.derbyhospitals.nhs.uk accident and emergency 01332 783111Royal Derby Children’s Hospital 01332 786899 accident and emergency 01332 783277Severn Trent Customer Service 08007 834444Skylink 0115 9506070 www.skylink.co.ukTraveline - for public transport information 0871 200 22 33 www.traveline.org.uk
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The Neighbourhood Watch beat officer for Diseworth is Jason Underwood No. 1760. He can be contacted on 0116 248 5675 and then entering his number 1760.
Parish CouncilParish CouncilParish CouncilParish CouncilParish CouncilThe role of your Parish Council includes safeguarding the amenities of the village, includinghighways, lighting, drainage, road signs and planning matters. Current planning matters areavailable for inspection by arrangement with the Parish Clerk:Samantha Lockwood, 18 Hastings Street, Castle Donington DE74 2LP. Telephone: 07934 [email protected] longwhattonanddiseworth.leicestershireparishcouncils.org/If you wish to discuss any matters of concern, please contact your Parish Councillors:Chair:Andrew Cawdell, 58 The Green, Long Whatton LE12 5DB 01509 843273Vice Chair:Sue Roberts, Chapel Farm, Hall Gate, Diseworth DE74 2QJ 01332 810813
David Bamford, 43 The Woodcroft, Diseworth DE74 2QT 07802 817691Derek Wiggins, 6 Clements Gate, Diseworth DE74 2QE 01332 810209Mary Hobbs 24 Main Street, Long Whatton LE12 5DG 01509 842486Lance Marshall Mary Lea Farm, Whatton Estate, LE12 5BG
Parish Council meetings are held at 7.30pm on the first Thursday of each month, alternately atDiseworth and Long Whatton. Please see the Notice Boards or ask the Parish Clerk for currentinformation or to make general enquiries about the Parish Council.
Neighbourhood WNeighbourhood WNeighbourhood WNeighbourhood WNeighbourhood Watch Contactsatch Contactsatch Contactsatch Contactsatch ContactsCo-ordinators:Noel McGough, 28 Lady Gate, Diseworth 01332 811362 [email protected] Smith, 18 Hall Gate, Diseworth 01332 812600 [email protected] Moores, contact person for Lady Gate 01332 812629 [email protected]
Diseworth VDiseworth VDiseworth VDiseworth VDiseworth Village Community Facebook Groupillage Community Facebook Groupillage Community Facebook Groupillage Community Facebook Groupillage Community Facebook Groupwww.facebook.com/groups/diseworth
Diseworth Heritage Centre Diseworth Heritage Centre Diseworth Heritage Centre Diseworth Heritage Centre Diseworth Heritage Centre www. diseworthcentre.orgCentre Bookings and Enquiries 01332 850631 [email protected]
Diseworth VDiseworth VDiseworth VDiseworth VDiseworth Village Hall illage Hall illage Hall illage Hall illage Hall www.facebook.com/diseworthvillagehallwww.diseworthhall.com Hall Bookings 0300 800 5000 [email protected]
Event Bookings 0300 800 6000 [email protected] Issues 0300 800 7000 [email protected]
VVVVVillage Directoryillage Directoryillage Directoryillage Directoryillage DirectoryOrganisationOrganisationOrganisationOrganisationOrganisation ContactContactContactContactContact TTTTTelephoneelephoneelephoneelephoneelephone EmailEmailEmailEmailEmailArt and Craft Club Shirley Briggs 01332 812350 [email protected], Cubs and Scouts Jenny Laws 01509 842606 [email protected] Sandie Clark 01332 814939 [email protected] Mike Doyle 077206 00123 [email protected] of Diseworth School Anna Groves 01332 810014 [email protected] Sandie Clark 01332 814939 [email protected] Centre Martin Hening 01332 853647 [email protected] Society Pat Guy 01332 811119 [email protected] Meadow Pat Guy 01332 811119 [email protected] Watch Noel McGough 01332 811362 [email protected] Sheila Hawksworth 01509 568793 [email protected]. Jim Snee 01332 812345 [email protected]’s Discussion Group Liz Jarrom 01332 810358 [email protected]
