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CONTACT HORNBY CASTLE GARDENS
open 28th June 10am - 5pm
The local news of Hornby-with-Farleton
Delivered in Hornby, Farleton, Claughton & Gressingham No. 573
July 2020
We are delighted to be opening our garden. Due to the covid re-
strictions we are asking everyone to book a time slot to enable the
management of numbers and social distancing. (Last entry 3.30pm)
Pre booking essential online -
https://www.trybooking.co.uk/SLL
Adults £5 Children over 5 £2
The garden only will be open, and we ask everyone visiting to be
mindful of social distancing. Enjoy the riverside walk and the formal
areas of the garden. Parking either in the village or in the field in front
of the castle. Please follow the signs.
There will be no refreshments or WC on site, however, Hornby Tea
rooms will be open for takeaways.
Visit our website or social media for
more information.
Hornby Castle Gardens - open Sunday 28th June from 10am - 5pm see p23 4
CORONAVIRUS HELP AVAILABLE
CONTACT MANAGEMENT & PRODUCTION TEAM
HORNBY HELPLINE
Helpline can still only help with activities that do not involve transporting villagers or
Editor: Julia Yates (015242) 36332 or coming inside their houses because of the continuing distancing rules.
hornbycontact@yahoo.co.uk However, we are still very happy to:
Collation: Chris Collins (015242) 21853 or 1. Deliver items from the village shops.
chrismcol@icloud.com 2. Deliver prescriptions from the Lunesdale Surgery.
3. Deliver prescriptions from the Bentham Surgery.
Distribution: Ces Lloyd (015242 21851)
Electronic Distribution: Paul Laycock on the village website SHOPPING
www.hornbyvillage.org.uk Village Store
Phone 015242 22111 to give in your order. The staff will phone you back for
Treasurer: Dave Collins (015242) 21853 or payment later. When things are ready, the shop will contact Helpline to arrange
davejc@icloud.com for delivery.
A member of Helpline will phone you to notify you that they will be coming soon.
Advertising: Anne Somers (015242) 21320 or (This could sometimes be near the end of the day.)
arksomers@btinternet.com The volunteer will leave the food on your doorstep for you to pick up.
.
Hornby Butchers
*Annual adver sement enquiries please contact Anne Somers no later than Phone 015242 21248 to give in your order and have your card ready to pay.
30th November 2020. Current adver sers will be sent renewal le ers in The staff will be happy to deliver your food later.
November. The annual fee for 2021 will be £75 per 6th of a page.
Regular Group Meetings – HORNBY INSTITUTE PRESCRIPTIONS
Lunesdale Surgery
Lunesdale Probus: 1st and 3rd Monday - 10.00am Phone 07921 088 748 to say that you have a prescription to pick up from Hornby
(Lockdown—10am via Zoom 20th July) surgery. (The surgery is now open Monday - Friday mornings 9.00 - 12.00)
Helpline will arrange for a volunteer to pick this up for you & deliver it to your house.
Castle Probus: 2nd and 4th Monday - 10.00am The volunteer will phone ahead to say that they will be coming soon & will leave the
Parish Council Meeting: 2nd Thursday of each month - 7.30pm prescription on your doorstep.
(Lockdown—7pm via Zoom—tbc) Bentham Surgery
Regular Group Meetings – OTHER VENUES Bentham Surgery is sending prescriptions to Helpline on Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday mornings. We then deploy volunteers to distribute them to individual homes.
Social Bowling: Monday -1.30pm Hornby Bowling Club The procedure will be the same. Volunteers will phone ahead to notify you that they
are delivering soon and will leave the medicines on your doorstep.
June “100" CLUB WINNERS Many thanks to our wonderful team of volunteers who have responded to so
many calls for help already. Some of them are our existing Helpline volunteers
1st prize £50 No.308 Mrs Anne Nash but, as many of these have themselves had to isolate, we have been
2nd prize £35 No.129 Mrs S Silcox augmented by 15 others all of whom simply approached me to offer help.
3rd prize £30 No. 32 Mr & Mrs M Shuttleworth
Their help has been amazing! Two of them have also been keeping an eye on
4th prize £25 No.334 Mrs Jean Atkinson the Food Bank offerings & taking them to the Morecambe distribution centre
5th prize £20 No.171 Mr R Mason regularly.
What a wonderful community spirit!!!5 6
THE OLD VICARAGE RETIREMENT HOME
Residents of The Old Vicarage Retirement Home are now able to
receive visits from friends and family by arrangement.
Please telephone to make an appointment on: 015242 21284
*****
On 15th of June we had cause for celebration as we congratulated our
oldest resident, Margery Leeming on reaching her 105th Birthday!
Staff arranged a party for Margery including a fabulous cake
celebrating her life as a local sheep farmer! Margery received many
cards and flowers including a card and bunting made by the children of
Hornby Day Nursery.7 8
Arkglass - Fused Glass Ornaments
Hi Everyone, I’ve been using the lockdown period to
open an Internet shop on Etsy, a global online market-
place, where people come together to make, sell, buy,
and collect unique items. My shop is called Arkglass
Hello everybody, and can be found at: www.etsy.com
My name is Nicola Turner and I am a mobile beauty therapist based in
For anyone living locally I would be happy to deliver
Hornby. I provide a variety of treatments from the comfort of your own
items and refund the postage. I’m also happy to un-
home covering the area of Hornby, Wray, Bentham, Caton, Kirkby dertake commissions.
Lonsdale, Arkholme and in between.
I hope to resume running workshops as soon as possible and will ad-
I have over 10 years’ experience working within the beauty indus-
vertise dates in Contact.
try, specialising in nails; including natural nail care, nail extensions and
gel polish. I also offer semi-permanent eyelash extensions, lash lifts, Best wishes to everyone. Anne Somers
tinting, waxing and pedicures. Email: arksomers@btinternet.com
Tel: 015242 21320
I am hoping to start taking appointments again in July, and have been
working hard behind the scenes to make sure I have all the correct
PPE, health, safety and hygiene procedures in place to allow a smooth
and safe return.
If you would like any further information or to request a price list, you
can contact me via phone, text, or email on:
07926405861
bespokebeautytherapy@outlook.com
Find me on Facebook @nicolaturnerbespokebeautytherapy.
The Tea Rooms, card/wrap room and gift shop is now open for food
Sweetharts & Co takeaway, present needs and ice cream
Monday - Saturday
Hello, my name is Oliva Hartley and I would 9am - 1pm
like to introduce you to my Hornby-based New service available - Homemade celebration cakes made to order.
company. Sweetharts & Co offering boxed Team with flowers or helium balloon. Can be delivered.
sweets.
We also offer gift vouchers that can be posted out to you!
Pick and Mix boxes delivered straight to your door.
Perfect for you and your loved ones. Contact us for more information via phone on 015242 21237 or
Can deliver locally or can post UK wide. Facebook: HornbyTeaRooms
Follow us on Facebook: @sweethartsandco9 10
LUNESDALE PROBUS CLUB
HORNBY POST OFFICE Save the Curlew!
You will be pleased to hear that the Post Office Counter is At our last virtual meeting on the 15th of June our member-
now open for all mail and banking: ship enjoyed a superb presentation and heartfelt plea on behalf of one
of Britain’s most iconic birds by Susannah Bleakley of the Morecambe
Bay Partnership.
Monday 9.30 - 12.00
Wednesday 9.30 - 12.00 The curlew - Latin name - Numenius arquata -translates as - new
Friday 9.30 - 12.00 moon, bow-beaked birds!
The post box continues to be emptied at 16:45 daily. ‘There is no doubt - people love curlews, care deeply about them, and
really want to help save them so future generations can enjoy their
bubbling calls echoing across the valleys and moors of our region.
Flower Bank of Hornby They have a magic all their own with a call that echoes across the
landscape. Curlews were once so
Flower Bank open for business again! common, but now are in catastrophic
decline.
Just a reminder the shop is open for anyone to visit
us. They live for up to 30 years but almost
all their nests fail. They have various
Lots of freshly made bouquets and floral gifts to pick nesting problems including predators
and go with along side our amazing choice of fresh (foxes, badgers, and crows), and nest-
flowers and foliage. ing in silage fields.
Also... So, when the current birds are
finished, we are likely to have no
A huge welcome to Shannon and Gillian who have joined the Flower curlews left.
Bank team.
The Morecambe Bay Partnership is closely monitoring the situation
around Morecambe Bay and volunteers with the co-operation of local
landowners and farmers identify and protect nesting sites wherever
possible and practicable.
JIM CALVERT
Learn more: https://www.morecambebay.org.uk/news/breeding-
Barbara, Jill, David, Andrew, and families would like to thank everyone curlews-are-catastrophic-decline ‘
for the kind words, cards and flowers following the sudden passing of
Jim. Another highly successful Zoom meeting and our next ‘virtual’ meeting
will be held at 10am on Monday 20th July when the subject will be Liv-
We appreciate your continuing support through this time. erpool Football Club.11 12
HORNBY’S WILDFLOWER PATCHES HORNBY VILLAGE TRUST
Greening Hornby Update!
The two community pollinator areas are coming into bloom after a slow We’ve done it!!!
start due to the dry weather. The Hornby Bank area is especially col- Thanks to the hard work of the HVT committee and your donations we
ourful and buzzing with insects. It has lots of yellow rattle which helps have raised enough money to pay the builder to complete the repairs
to keep the grasses down. The Strands Farm verge is not far behind. to the roof, without using our small reserves. We are incredibly grate-
Cutting of the areas will be after the flowers have seeded at the end of ful for the contributions made and ask you please to continue to give
the summer. We appreciate they can look a bit untidy at that time, but to HVT redecoration and recovery fund.
it is important to re-seed every year to get a variety of plants.
We are not out of the woods yet as we need to make good the internal
During these troublesome times many of us who have them, are damage done to some of the ceilings and walls following the ingress of
spending more time in our gardens. Hopefully, we can leave an area water. Redecoration will be a priority over the next few weeks as will a
untidy so that the wildlife has somewhere to feed and hide in. We have deep clean and water bacteria checks needed following the prolonged
had a lot of interest from villagers wanting to recreate the pollinator ar- closure of the building.
eas in their own gardens. An easy way to do this is relax on cutting the
lawn and leave areas for grasses and wildflowers to grow and seed. As a committee we are looking forward to the day the government lifts
the restrictions and we can open the doors of the Institute to welcome
Despite all that rain for months over the autumn & winter, United Utili- you back. Tea and cakes all round, or maybe something stronger!
ties are asking us to be thoughtful about our water use. A hose pipe
ban might be a step too far! During the Institute closure the committee has continued to meet, via
Their advice is to water early morning or evening – not when it’s so Zoom, to manage the current situation and to make plans as far as we
warm that the water evaporates before the plants can use it. Those are able. We have been revisiting how we can make best use of the
lawns too don’t need water – even if they go brown their root system building, its space and the other assets belonging to HVT.
will recover quickly once some rain comes and our cars won't be For instance, did you know that the Car Park belongs to HVT and not
harmed by being a bit dusty. the Council.? During one of our discussions the number of cars in the
car park, was mentioned as there are sometimes as many as 24. We
Most people now realise the damage garden pesticides and herbicides receive very little from the honesty box and we need to investigate
cause but if you do have to use them please not when all the insects ways of making the HVT car park pay. For example, if we got a pound
are buzzing around and its windy. Wait until evening and flying things a day from Visitors to the car park, we could raise over £100 a week
have gone to bed and it is more likely to be still. towards keeping the Institute open.
Thoughts from the Pollinator Team If you park your car overnight or park and catch the bus into Lancaster
for work perhaps you would make a donation just as some of the vil-
lage businesses do on behalf of their staff who use the car park on a
daily basis. Our aim is to encourage those who are not local and
those who use the car park for long periods of time, to pay, not the vil-
lagers who pop down to the local shops.
The question is what’s the best way to do this? Any suggestions? I
would be pleased to receive them. Contd.13 14
HORNBY PENSIONERS ASSOCIATION
We continue to make applications to grant giving bodies but in the cur-
rent climate competition is extremely high. If you wish further infor- A Message from Kath: Hello everyone. Here is an up-
mation on how to donate or have ideas for future events, please con- date regarding trips:
tact Dave Collins or Pat Seber on 015242 22227.
Unfortunately, the virus crisis continues, and it seems
Thank you that social distancing is going to be with us for some
Stay safe and well. time yet. So, a decision has been taken to cancel the trips in August
Pat Seber, HVT Chair and September. I am crossing my fingers for October though. I hope
everyone is as well as they can be during this difficult time, and we will
CAN YOU HELP THE INSTITUTE? all come through to look forward to future trips.
Thinking of the future and how we can best prepare the Institute to reo- I had a call last week from Christine at Bibby's. She asked how we all
pen, the HVT Committee has identified several areas in which they are and sent Best Wishes from Bibby's to everyone. A lovely gesture,
would welcome additional help. Short or long term. I thought.
Help with small maintenance tasks. Hope to see everyone soon, hopefully in October.
Painting and decorating small areas. Regards to all, Kath Helme.
Subscriptions: In the light of the ongoing interruption to our 2020 pro-
Cleaning the inside of the Institute nearer re-opening gramme, we have decided to carry forward all subscriptions paid for
Clearing the weeds from the outside. the current year to cover 2021.
We'll Meet Again: As Kath has said, we are hoping to be able to re-
Raising our profile on Social media. sume some activities in the autumn, CV19 permitting. Please continue
Generating ideas for future ventures. to read our entries in this newsletter for further information. In the
meantime, take care and stay safe.
Grant applications, form filling.
If you would be willing to help with any of these projects, please con- HVT CAR PARK
tact Pat at the Institute on 015242 22227 Blue sky thinking or just a pipe dream?
HVT PLANT SALE As we move to more electric cars and motor bikes there will be a need
for more charging points like the ones in Booths, Kirkby Lonsdale. We
A very big thank you to Jacque Lloyd and all her volunteer could consider getting one or two set up in the car park and getting
helpers who raised just over £1000.00 from rent from the providers. If anyone knows about these things, please let
the sale of plants earlier this month. us know.
Raising this amount is a great achievement at Sign posting in the car park will also need to be looked at, to see how
any time but in the current circumstances, a we can use our space more effectively to promote events at the Insti-
Herculean task indeed. The money will go tute.
towards the running costs of the Institute. Contd.15 16
A number of people have commented on the increase in traffic through
the village and a zebra crossing from the Institute to the car park has
been raised perhaps this could be discussed in the Parish Council.
Post Covid some regeneration monies may be available to help com-
munities improve facilities to help recovery. By adding all the car park
ideas together, we may be able to submit a plan for the future of the
car park that will benefit the village as well as the Institute.
Were you a planner or fundraiser in a previous life and able to share
your expertise with the HVT committee to put together a viable plan?
If so, please let us know.
Pat on 015242 22227
ST MARY’S CATHOLIC CHURCH, HORNBY
(with OUR LADY’S, CATON, and ST JOSEPH’S,
KIRKBY LONSDALE)
Parish Priest: Canon Luiz Ruscillo
Telephone: 015242 21246
Fr Luiz has returned from Jerusalem and is now in
residence once more.
Our parishioners are extremely grateful to Fr Darren Carden for look-
ing after the parishes so well and serving us in our time of need!
As yet, we are not able to open our churches. As soon as this situation
changes we will inform you via the web-
site: www.lunevalleycatholics.co.uk.
In the meantime, we continue our daily celebration of Mass, which can
be accessed via Zoom on the above website on Sundays at 11 am
and from Monday to Saturday at 9 am. On this website you will also
find further parish information and spiritual reflection.
Also, if anyone would like to talk to Fr Luiz, he is happy for people to
phone the presbytery at the above number.17 18
TALES FROM A PARISHIONER
No Choice!
It was a choice that wasn’t really a choice. Did I want to watch Antiques
Roadshow or a chemistry program! They knew I liked neither but with a
biscuit and a cuppa I left them to it. How often in life do we face the same
dilemma? Do we speed to get home or obey the speed limit and be late?
Do we do the housework or do something fun? When I was young it was
no contest – reading! In bed with the curtain hooked around the bedhead
on a moon-lit night. When sent out to play, a book hidden up my jumper
then on the swings, reading, until time to go home with the book again
hidden. Even in school – a book on my knee and when the teacher ap-
proached crossed legs raised and hid the book. And yes, I failed maths. I
couldn’t even behave in church. During the sermon I read the prayers for
the dead – interesting bits to be found at the back of a URC hymnal in
Scotland!
I always loved reading. It started when I was about 5 years old, I was giv-
en all the Famous Five and Secret Seven books. I put them in order,
started at number one and just kept on reading until I’d finished them all.
Reading while walking home I walked straight past our house – lucky we
were the third from the end of the pavement – but Mum did laugh. Ex-
cused art as I was a rubbish painter and allowed to read. Every day I
went to the library to change a book but weekends were a worry, what if I
ran out of books? I was the heroine who saved the family; the fearless
explorer who discovered new creatures; a brave and totally unselfish per-
son. In reality a shy child whose friends lived in books. But what a great
world I lived in!
We have an eclectic collection of books from poetry to HG Wells – though
I must admit the HG Ws are not mine! I just dust then return them to the
shelf. Mine range from Henri Nouwen to Maeve Binchy to Stephen King
and beyond. Many years ago, I sold my hard backs, all novels, to buy
doll’s house furniture. At the last minute after carrying around 200 books
in to the shop I rescued one of them – The Day of the Triffids Omnibus by
John Wyndham!!! And have read it several times since. The Roadmend-
er by Michael Fairless is another hidden gem. Written in 1902 the text
shines from the pages, one can feel the dust as the farm vehicle trundles
along the track. And today – I have a Kindle. I can carry 30+ books in my
handbag; to read while at the dentist; while my other half is taking photo-
graphs; while waiting for a tardy child; and as for in bed – weren’t Kindles
developed for dark nights when sleep escapes me?19 20
MORECAMBE BAY FOOD BANK THANK YOU!
First of all, a big thank you to all those who have I would just like to thank everyone for their kindness, cards,
been contributing to the Morecambe Bay Food flowers and get well wishes, following my accident.
Bank and thank you also to Annie Du Preez and
Jacob Phelps who have been taking full loads to Kind regards
the Salt Ayre Leisure Centre in Lancaster.
Rosa Ferrington
It is wonderful that we are seeing a lowering of the numbers of Corona-
virus deaths as the months pass by. However, the Food Banks are still HORNBY INSTITUTE ROOF APPEAL
terribly busy. Yesterday the Morecambe depot provided 120 families
with food. HVT would like to thank everyone who donated money to-
ward to the Institute roof appeal. They raised £638 in dona-
So many people have already lost their jobs because of the economic tions made both at the Plant Sale and privately.
disaster that is the inevitable result of the lock Down. Many others are
expecting that unemployment is highly likely in their types of business. They would also like to say a sincere thank you to
Graham Woodend who has completed the roof repairs to the Institute
Please do continue to support the effort. At the moment the greatest during lockdown.
need is for nappies, especially sizes 5 and 6. This shows that toiletries
are needed as well as non-perishable food. HORNBY-WITH-FARLETON PARISH COUNCIL
11th June 2020 meeting
Thank you once again everyone.
Joanna Castaldi has resigned from her role as a Parish Councillor. We
This is Wilson. He is now working from home. would like to thank her for her contribution over the years; she has
been a great asset to the Council and will be missed.
The playground was locked by Lancaster City Council due to Covid-
19. Despite this, it has been reported that families & groups have
been climbing the fence to access the equipment. Please be mindful
that it was closed to the public for a reason and it will be reopened as
soon they are able to.
We plan to meet via Zoom on Thursday 9th July at 7pm; this could
change so please check the agenda that will be displayed on the Mon-
day prior to the meeting.
Take care of yourselves and those around you.
Miss. Sarah Towers (Clerk): 07985 426017
hornbypc@gmail.com
Hornby Butchers, 70 Main Street, Hornby, Lancaster, LA2 8JT21 22
DO YOU ENJOY A JIGSAW? MANOR HOUSE FARM
Does anyone wish to take, borrow, or swap jigsaws. I've got around 50 Farleton
to choose from, mainly 500 and 1000
pieces. All are pre-used. We have just moved to the area and are farming Manor
House Farm in Farleton as a sheep and beef farm.
Give me a call on 21851 to make arrangements. We’ve only been up here 2 months and we have started
Jacque Lloyd to have problems.
We believe a few locals have been using the tracks through our farm
ROTARY CLUB OF LUNESDALE as a walk, however, it isn't a public footpath. We have had gates left
open so all our cows are mixed up and we have also had gates closed
As each day goes by, we see and hear of so many acts of so our stock can’t access water which is distressing as we’ve had so
kindness happening throughout the Lune Valley. It seems much hot weather.
that everybody is keen to give a helping hand where needed in these
trying times. Daily I tell myself how lucky I am to live in our beautiful The public footpath crosses the road from the Fenwick up to the
part of the world. I know I am not alone in that sentiment. windmills, NOT through our farm. We have recently padlocked all our
gates and we are putting up additional signage to reiterate it is private
Rotary continues to meet online with President Dave carefully adher- property.
ing to a strict agenda.
We are sorry to spoil everyone’s fun but it is becoming a daily occur-
David Simpson a past District Governor gave a talk to the Club on 21st rence.
May bringing us up to date on the campaign to rid the world of Polio.
Just Pakistan and Afghanistan are the only 2 countries which still re- Thank you for understanding and we look forward to meeting more of
port a very few cases. Our speaker on 28th May was Debbie Vance you out and about in the village.
who lives in Ucluelet on the outer west coast of Vancouver
Island and her subject was Rotary Graphics. A great example of which Lucy & Richard Raby
is the RI Presidential Theme for 20/21 "Rotary Opens Opportunities". I
can personally vouch for the truth of this statement when I think of the
numerous opportunities, I have benefitted from because of joining the
Rotary Club.
Club Assembly was held on 4th June when we were pleased to be
joined by Assistant District Governor John McGill from Furness
Peninsular.
PRIORITY SERVICE INFORMATION
On June 25th I assumed the role of Club President which I’d been
looking forward to and hope that I can live up to the standard set by all Many residents may benefit from a little bit of extra support due to age,
my predecessors. ill health, disability, mental health problems, financial worries, or lan-
Stay well and stay safe. guage barriers. Priority services from United Utilities is a free service
that residents can register for to benefit from additional support, with a
Lilian dedicated team responding quickly to those needs.23 24
Residents can nominate someone else to act on their behalf, pay a bill, CATON AND BROOKHOUSE FRIENDSHIP CLUB
discuss when something has gone wrong or support those in financial
distress. Even if you do not need these services yourself, if you have A message from the committee to all our members is to
a family member, friend or neighbour who might benefit from a little stay safe and well. We will all meet again for our trips out
extra support, please let them know about Priority Services. It is com- and events and enjoy them all the better.
pletely free to United Utilities customers in the North West - and you
do not have to be the named bill payer to benefit from Priority Ser- Next year’s programme is on the drawing board if you have any ideas
vices. please let our secretary know.
To register for priority services, you can: We have one train of thought and should there be support for this that
Fill out the online form here https://myaccount.unitedutilities.com/ would be welcome. A suggestion is to have the same programme that
PriorityService we were all looking forward to this year be postponed to next year,
Call 03450726093 again comments would be very welcome too.
For more information on Priority services and the other ways of extra We are hopeful at least, of holding our A.G.M. on the 21st January
support please see United Utilities - Priority Services 2021; however, if that is not possible your thoughts on a programme
for next year will be very welcome.
CATON THEATRE INTEREST GROUP
There will not be a ‘Link’ in August as usual. Have a good and safe
The theatres are waiting for the government instructions on summer.
social distancing before any hopes of opening again can be May I take this opportunity on behalf of the Friendship Club to thank
advertised. the Editor and all those involved in producing this magazine. Without
this facility we would never have been able to keep in contact with all
As previously indicated, we have had a full refund into our account for our members.
‘Evita’ from the Theatre by the Lake in Keswick, we will be contacting
our members with their refunds as soon as it is safe to do so. For further information call our secretary Benita on 01524 771943
The Octagon Theatre, Bolton have cancelled ‘One man two governor’s’ DOMESTIC SPARKLES MOBILE BARBER
in September and re-booked us for Saturday 26th June 2021.
DBS checked
We await further information from the Grand Theatre Blackpool on our Fully insured Now in your area,
booking on the 2nd January 2021, for the pantomime ‘Snow White and Services include: gents mobile barber.
the Seven Dwarfs’. regular weekly/fortnightly cleans,
deep cleans, ironing Telephone
Our seats are booked the same as last year when we had had
comments such as ‘the best panto ever’ we keep fingers crossed and home care services, Scott Keane
hope we have better news to give you in the September edition. Shopping & appointments.
Phone 07538 331947 On
Until then take care, keep safe and for further information: Jane@domesticsparkles.co.uk
Call Jean on 01524 770980 or Benita on 01524 771943 www.domesticsparkles.co.uk 07564 08963225 26
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Tel. 015242 21284 24 hours emergency service Fax. 015242 73727
info@bayvets.co.uk Web: www.smiledaynursery.co.uk
Email. oldvichornby@aol.com www.bayvets.co.uk Email: info@smiledaynursery.co
www. oldvicaragecarehome.com
J R Harrison
Traditional dry stone walling
Local business specialising in traditional dry
stone walling and mortar stone walling as well
Care & Commitment for your Peace of
as flag laying and stone facing. Digger, Tractor
Mind
and Trailer work now also available. All tasks Ofsted rated us Outstanding in all
considered; whether it’s wall gapping on a areas
small scale or projects of a larger nature. To see 30 hours free childcare for eligible 3 & 4 year
examples of our work visit our Facebook page olds
15 hours free childcare for eligible 2 year olds
‘R T Harrison & Son ’. There is no charge for Out of School and Holiday Club available
an estimate so please feel free to T: 015242 22288
contact us E: info@hornbydaynursery.co.uk
on 07792901822
or 015242 2149427 28
LUNESDALE DECORATORS
LIMITED
Indoor/Outdoor Paving (established 1960)
Power Washing & Sports Injuries, Back Pain,
Block Paving 6 New Road,
Frozen shoulder, Acupuncture Kirkby Lonsdale LA6 2AD
Fencing & Walling and more (see website).
Ground Works Phone Chartered For a beautifully decorated home.
Hard Landscaping Physiotherapist Contact details Simon Sedgwick
Phone (015242) 22012 Marie Colyer MSc MCSP 015242 72907 or 07836789670.
Mobile 07896754833 015242 62216 Email
info@candlpaving.co.uk lunesdaledecorators@gmail.com.
www.benthamphysio.co.uk
Private Tutoring
English and History tutor for all ages
and abilities up to A Level;
Up-to-date enhanced DBS check; G A Willan & Son
For more information please contact Electrical Contractor FANTASTIC CHOICE OF
MATTRESSES AND DIVAN BEDS
George: Industrial – Commercial –
Domestic Installations
georgeffappleton@yahoo.co.uk Security Alarms and Lighting
015242 21144
Main Street, Hornby
Free Delivery - Free Removal
telephone : 015242 – 21341
Deborah McCulloch BSc(Hons) MICHT Flower Bank Of Hornby
B&W
Complementary Therapist www.flowerbank.co.uk Funerals Ltd
Reflexology • Swedish Massage • 015242 21510 James G Macdonald
24 hours service
Aromatherapy • Indian Head Massage Flower delivery Private Chapel of Rest
Tel: 015242 22377 Ingleton, Burton, Bentham
Mob : 07934 286428 Weddings – Funeral Tributes Austwick, Clapham, Settle, Wray’
Hornby, Caton, Kirkby Lonsdale
email: mccullochdeborah@yahoo.co.uk Parties – Workshops - Balloons And all surrounding areas
We offer our own Funeral Plan on request
Member of the Shop open: 6 Chapel Lane, Ingleton
Federation of Holistic Therapists Mon -9.30am -2.30pm Carnforth LA6 3FX
Home visits if required jmfunerals@gmail.com
Gift vouchers available Tues – Fri 9am – 5pm Office: 015242 41293
Home: 015242 61370
Sat – 9am - 12 Mobile: 07758 00226029 30
TELFORD BUILDING Sarah Rycroft Therapies Emily Houghton
LTD MICHT, ACMT Upholstery
Supporting those with Cancer
For all your building services. emily@hartandwillow.co.uk
Reliable, friendly service. Light Touch work: mobile: 07889950746
www.hartandwillow.co.uk
Scarwork
No job too small. For more information
Free Quotes
RLD (Reflexology Lymphatic Please contact Emily
(Photos and videos on Facebook) Drainage)
TMJ Therapy
Contact Rod on Fascial Facial Package
07971 387678
Farleton Tel: 07736807157
MARK WATSON
Mobile Hairdressing HOME & GARDEN
MAINTENANCE
by Louise
Digging, fencing, hedge
City & Guilds Qualified 07759680938 trimming, mowing, paving,
07759680943
planting, power washing,
Colours, Perms, etc. Low Bentham spraying, strimming,
015242 62038 turfing, gutters cleared.
For full details of services available,
please telephone Louise Ridley Loft insulating, pointing, rendering,
on 01524 771071 or painting
No job too small, reasonable rates,
Mobile 07740093765 estimates given.
A HOLLOWAY Lune Valley
(Decorators) Physiotherapy
ESTABLISHED
over 35 years Stiff & sore after joint replacement/
Gas Safe Register 565764
broken bone?
Combi Boilers Time in hospital, illness or accident?
Heating Systems
Servicing & Breakdowns
Interior and exterior work Diagnosed with Cancer?
Living with neurological condition?
Bathroom Installations Tel: 01524 771880
Unvented Hot Water Mobile 07947 823457 leahthephysio.co.uk
Tel: 07748 985478 & email: leahthephysio@gmail.com
015242 41416 Mobile: 07934 785 797
tonyholloway@hms.me.uk
65, Brookhouse Road, Caton Specialist experience with scarring
after surgery, injury and
radiotherapy31 32
HORNBY ST MARGARET’S PRIMARY SCHOOL
Hornby and District Calendar 2021
Just some of the projects completed by pupils during
lockdown.
Sam made a flag for Hornby.
Maisie made an exploding volcano.
Mia won a stone stacking competition - her tower was 140cm.
Billy created an amazing rainforest collage.
Izzy made a rainforest diorama.
Grace wrote this acrostic poem:
Technology to keep in touch,
Hopeful soon we will be able to give our family a hug,
Amazing rainbows throughout the street,
NHS for taking care of us,
Key workers rushing their lives,
Food, which is like a sensation in my mouth,
Uncles, aunties, and cousins waving across the street,
Letters from family and friends to make you smile.
How would you like to see your photograph
on the cover, or on the monthly images inside our
calendar?
Simple - just send your images to Tony Hat-
ton at hornby.photos@gmail.com
or contact Tony for other methods of submission.
Images must be in landscape format. They do
not have to be recent ones, as we need scenes ap-
propriate to all the seasons.
Deadline for submission – 31st July
An ideal stocking filler or Christmas present for
friends and family.
Final date for copy to be included in the August edition is 19th July.You can also read
