Your Community Information Shop - Wednesday 20 January 2010
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(1) Overnight Thursday 14th Friday 15th January a number of garages in Kestrel Drive Loggerheads were broken into
ALSO
Between 7.30 am and 4.30pm on Tuesday 19th January an attempted burglary was committed at a dwelling in Beech Grove Loggerheads
ALSO
An increase in criminal activity in the rural area whereby secluded garages and canal boats have been broken into
(2) Adverse
Weather Conditions - a resident's response
(3) Friends of The Turner Hodgkiss
Community Nature Reserve, Hookgate AGM
- Want to find out more?
Then come along. All welcome - Mon 25 January
(4) ASTON
VILLAGE HALL CHAPEL - NEXT SERVICE: Saturday 30th JANUARY
at 8am
(5) Your
Recycling Service is changing
(6) Open All Weather "Your
MOBILE Community Information Shop"
(7) Recycle
your Christmas cards and help the Woodland Trust plant more trees! Take
to Loggerheads Library
(8) Free
6 foot by 3 foot pool table [with folding legs]
(9) Your Local Police January Newsletter
(10) Newcastle Under Lyme - "Streetscene"
(11) Loggerheads FC shirt sponsorship is vital are very pleased that sponsorship
is by Randles Suzuki
(12) Audley Male Voice Choir is
delighted to sing in Market Drayton for the first time to raise funds
for St Mary’s Mucklestone
Only 1 email address NOW NEEDED email to - info@loggerheads.eu
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Police non emergency number 0300 123 44 55
Overnight Thursday 14th Friday 15th January a number of garages in Kestrel Drive Loggerheads were broken into
Dear Watch Member,
BK52 3075
Overnight Thursday 14th Friday 15th January a number of garages in Kestrel
Drive Loggerheads were broken into by cropping the locks from the doors.
However nothing appears to have been taken. No one was seen or heard.
The police at Kidsgrove would welcome any information in relation to these
burglaries. Callers should quote incident number 329 of 15th January or
for complete anonymity ring crimestoppers on 0800 555 111.
Between 7.30 am and 4.30pm on Tuesday 19th
January an attempted burglary was committed at a dwelling in Beech Grove
Loggerheads.
Dear Watch Member,
BK52 4129
Between 7.30 am and 4.30pm on Tuesday 19th January an attempted burglary
was committed at a dwelling in Beech Grove Loggerheads. Entry was attempted
during the temporary absence of the occupier by trying to force a front
door without success. Please make your neighbours aware of this attempted
burglary. Remind them to be extra vigilant and security conscious and
to report any suspicious person or incident to the police immediately.
An increase in criminal activity in the rural area whereby secluded garages and canal boats have been broken into
Over the last week there has been an increase in criminal activity in
the rural area whereby secluded garages and canal boats have been broken
into.
There is information to suggest that a Blue Vauxhall Astra has been seen
in the Hales/Almington where the four occupants were considered very
suspicious.
Police would encourage vigilance and ask residents to report anything
they
find suspicious.
Many Thanks
Neil Coward PC4628
Adverse Weather Conditions - a resident's response
"Hi guys
Having been in a car behind the bin lorry yesterday (13 January), when
it decided it was going to come back down the top end of Chestnut Road
sideways after a failed attempt to turn into Broom Hollow, I can fully
understand the problems they are having. Please let people know that they
have tried!!
Thanks for your updates, they are greatly appreciated.
Tracey"
Friends of The Turner Hodgkiss Community Nature Reserve, Hookgate
Annual General Meeting
To be held in The Loggerheads on
Monday 25th January 2010
Starting at 7:30pm
Want to find out more?
Want to become involved?
Why not come along to our first AGM?
See you there
Also find out more by emailing reserve@loggerheads.eu
Visit our website at www.HookgateNatureReserve.org.uk
ASTON VILLAGE HALL CHAPEL
NEXT SERVICE:
SATURDAY 30th JANUARY at 8am
Holy Communion
Led by Rev David Nicol
Rector of Woore
Your
Recycling Service is changing On 2nd March 2010 the second phase of Newcastle-under-Lyme Borough Councils recycling service commences. A weekly food waste collection service, extension of the garden waste service to all homes in the borough with a garden and your rubbish bin will be emptied fortnightly.
During February 2010 residents will receive a silver kitchen caddy, starter roll of corn starch bags and a green outside bin. These will be provided for your weekly food waste collection. The corn starch bags provided are to line your silver kitchen caddy. When your silver kitchen caddy is full it will need to be emptied into the green outside bin. The green outside bin will be collected weekly. You will be able to purchase the special corn starch bags from a number of local shops around the borough. Residents will receive a list of local stockists when their food waste caddies are delivered in February.
Additionally, residents will receive a food waste service information leaflet; this will explain what waste foods can be recycled and how to use the food waste bins.
The long awaited garden waste service is to be expanded to every household in the borough with a garden. Your garden waste bin will be collected fortnightly and you can put grass, leaves, plants, twigs and prunings in this bin. The garden waste collected will be turned into fertiliser and used as a soil improver on local farms. If you have additional garden waste you can purchase ten potato starch biodegradable bags from the Guildhall. Additional garden waste must be presented in a council purchased sack. The brown lidded garden waste bins will be delivered to residents during February.
The separate weekly collection of food waste, fortnightly collection of dry recyclables and garden waste will mean there is very little waste in your general household bin. As a result your household rubbish bin will be emptied fortnightly.
The borough councils Recycling Officers will be at Loggerheads Community Information Shop on Monday 22nd February between 11am and 1pm with a Recycling Drop-in Surgery. They will be available to answer your recycling queries, provide recycling advice and take orders for any recycling boxes and bags that you need. The recycling officers will also be delivering a presentation on the recycling service on Tuesday 23rd February at 7.30pm, Hugo Meynell School. Additionally, the recycling officers will be in Newcastle Town Centre on Friday 19th February between 9.00am and 3.00pm.
Thank you for recycling for Newcastle-Under-Lyme.
Open All Weather "Your MOBILE Community Information Shop"
In Ashley on Thursday 14 January
Recycle
your Christmas cards and help the Woodland Trust plant more trees!
We turn cards into trees
Take your Christmas cards to Your Community Information Shop in Loggerheads Library
Drop your cards into the special bins in stores in January 2010
Why take part?
You'll be helping to plant more trees in the UK creating places for wildlife and people.
Who runs the scheme?
The Woodland Trust, the UK's leading woodland conservation charity
How it works
We'll recycle your cards and plants, with your help we're aiming for 12,000 trees!
Free 6 foot by 3 foot pool table [with folding legs]
"I've a 6 foot by 3 foot pool table [with folding legs] complete
with full set of balls and 2 cues. Free to anyone who wants to come and
collect it.
The table is in reasonable condition.
Please e-mail if you're interested jcloggerheads@aol.com
Colin
Your Local Police January Newsletter
Newcastle Under Lyme - "Streetscene"
Loggerheads FC shirt sponsorship is vital are very pleased that sponsorship is by Randles Suzuki
Loggerheads FC are pleased to announce that Randles Suzuki has agreed to sponsor the club’s new strip.
Phil Wade of Randles is seen with club officials and players wearing the new colours.
Loggerheads is a village club running teams in the Coors League and Potteries and District Sunday League and it celebrated its 50th anniversary last year. In addition to playing football it is also active in raising money for local charities and recently donated another £250 to Ashley First Responders. To continue to run teams and raise money for local causes shirt sponsorship is vital and we look forward to a long and satisfying relationship with Randles Suzuki.
Audley Male Voice Choir is delighted to sing in Market Drayton for the first time to raise funds for St Mary’s Mucklestone.
Audley Male Voice Choir
Friday 7th May
Time: 7.30pm
Price: £7.50
Audley Male Voice Choir is delighted to sing in Market Drayton for the first time to raise funds for St Mary’s Mucklestone.
The Choir was founded in the 1950s and has a membership of some 80 members
from all walks of life. Its Musical Director Philip
Broadhurst MBE took over the baton in 1977, and under his
direction has since appeared in numerous music festivals,
the most recent in the International Male Voice Festival in
Cornwall in spring 2009. The Choir presents many local concerts, and every
year has two major festivals at The Victoria Hall Hanley, showcasing a
Celebrity Concert in March with International Soloists and in October
a Gala Concert with a Champion Brass Band. These events have raised many
thousands of pounds for local Charities including the Donna Louise Trust.
A very varied repertoire from the 1600s to Present Day includes
several pieces specially commissioned by the Choir. The concert
at Festival Drayton will feature also Ian Riddle (keyboard) and a
female Soloist in its comprehensive Programme.
Tickets may also be obtained from the Graham Sedgley of Mucklestone PCC, please telephone 01952 840444