email to info@loggerheads.eu
(1) Open
Garden at Hales Hall on Sunday 24th May
(2) Ashley
Community Festival of Flowers and Music - Friday June 5th to Monday June
8th
(3) Lost ipod touch - reward offered
(4) Open Meeting giving all Residents the
opportunity to give your input to the future of our Village and surrounding
Parishes and to Volunteer to help the Change
(5) Save the Children AGM is on Tuesday 2nd June
(6) Neighbour Hood Watch - a white van with three male occupants thought
to be of the travelling community called on 2 farm premises
Ashley Community
Festival of Flowers and Music - Friday June 5th to Monday June 8th
St John the Baptist Parish Church, Ashley
The theme of the festival is “Songs
of Praise”.
You are warmly invited to visit the Festival of Flowers and Music at St
John the Baptist church in Ashley.
The festival has been planned to include as many members of the community
from the surrounding areas as possible.
Lost ipod touch - reward offered
on the 2 May between the Co-op and St Mary's Road and she is very upset.
There is an reward if found by ringing 01630 673812 or 07814701667
Meetings to be held at the Oddfellows Hall Ashley at
7.30pm
THURSDAY MAY 21ST
Community Link Teams A, B, and C
See Posters and www.loggerheadsparishcouncil.com
Save the Children AGM is on Tuesday 2nd June
at Linden Lea, Pinetrees Lane.
Please tel Jan 673413 for details.
EVERYONE IS WELCOME
We are always looking to recruit new members.
Being a volunteer takes only a small amount of time, but is very rewarding.
Save the Children is celebrating 90 years of helping children in the UK
and around the world.
Save the children has a presence in so many regions of the world where poverty, conflict and natural disasters are having a detrimental effect on the lives of children.
See this website for more information on the charity and its work
Yesterday lunchtime (18 May) a white van with three male occupants thought to be of the travelling community called on 2 farm premises in the general Whitmore area.At one in Dab Green on realising that someone was in the house they drove off.That occupant then called a neighbouring farm and learnt that they had visited the land there and when challenged had been in a threatening mood before driving off towards the general direction of Whitmore Heath.Whilst no offences took place your local officers and those at kidsgrove are anxious for more information on these men and vehicle.The three men are white and around 30 years of age and the vehicles registration number is P422NNC or thereabouts and is a transit type van.The 442 part of the registration may be slightly different.Please be aware of this and similar type vans in your area especially in the more remote locations who are either touting for work or on the lookout for items to steal.