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Issue No
240 - December 2007
WEEK ST MARY ADVENT JOURNEY
This year Week St Mary church will celebrate Advent in a quite different way.
We will all have the opportunity to share the Journey of Mary and Joseph to Bethlehem by offering shelter in our homes to the church's Crib Figures for one night during Advent. The Journey will start at the Family Service on Advent Sunday when one family will take Mary and Joseph and the donkey home and display them in a window with a lighted candle. The next evening they will be taken to another house where they will spend the night and so on throughout Advent until they arrive at the Crib Service on Christmas Eve. If you would like to offer shelter to Mary and Joseph and light a candle beside them for one evening please telephone Sue Dickenson on 01288 341134 so that your chosen date can be added to the list. Please get in touch whether or not you are a regular churchgoer or if you have a different religious tradition, all are welcome to join in the Journey!
Anyone who would like to, may join us at the start of the Journey on Sunday 2nd December at the 11.15 am Family Service where Advent Candles will be distributed to everyone who wishes to take part. Don't worry if you can't make it to that service - you are still welcome to join in! 'As you welcome his family into your home this Advent may you welcome Jesus into your life this Christmas. Light a candle to welcome the stranger - hold it, carry it and watch for the light!
If we have enough people who want to take part, the Shepherds may be able to go on their own Journey taking a different route in their search for the stable. 'As you welcome the shepherds into your home tonight, may you welcome Jesus into your life this Christmas. Light a candle to welcome the strangers, to show them the way as they search for the light.'
Our 'Journey' is an adaptation of the Mexican Posada (Spanish for 'inns') where children dress up as characters from the Nativity for 9 evenings in Advent starting on December 16th. They go from house to house begging for shelter and each evening only the third house they call at lets them in. Then there is a great party where the centre piece is the breaking open of the 'pihatas' which are clay containers filled with treats of all kinds. For the adults there is a strong hot punch similar to our mulled wine with a bit more bite! On the last day the group are given shelter in the church and this is when the Christmas Midnight Mass takes place, followed by a traditional family meal when anyone without family is welcomed at other families homes.
Feliz Navidad
WEEK ST MARY PARISH HALL DRAW
A date for the diary:-We are once again planning to run our annual Christmas Draw in aid of Hall funds. The draw will take place in the hall on Saturday 1st December at 11 o'clock. We would be grateful of any donations of gifts for use as draw prizes. Tickets are on sale now and I would ask you to support us as usual in this fund raising venture. Many thanks. Len Davies.
REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY
I would like to thank Week St Mary residents for ensuring that the square was clear of cars for our annual act of remembrance on Sunday the 11th of November. This year we were welcomed by our curate Gavin Douglas who was accompanied by our Methodist Minister Danny
Wheadon. This year our parish wreath was laid by Mr Leslie Parnell of Wainhouse Corner who was accompanied by his son Anthony. Mr Parnell lived for many years in Week St Mary and saw active service initially with the RAF in Iceland, and then later after transferring to the Seafourth Highlanders, he served in Indonesia and Java. The last Post was played by Sarah Morwood. After the two minute silence and reveille, many of those who had gathered adjourned to St Mary's Church where the morning's service continued our annual act of remembrance.
Week St Mary's Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal raised £470.63p - Bob Booker: Week St Mary Honorary Appeal Organiser
WELCOME TO THE VILLAGE
Mark and Susie at Thornbury Sticks. We hope you will all be very happy in Week St Mary.
Keep your eyes open for news of events and activities that you can join in with in the future!
Please don't be afraid to contact the editor (editor@weekstmaryvillage.co.uk) or Caroline in the shop if you need any further information about life in the Parish.
BOYTON COUNTRYSIDERS
For details of Boyton Countrysiders club please contact Norah Jewell on WSM 341580
OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD
The Week St Mary Circle of Parishes managed to produce 80 shoeboxes, wrapped in pretty Christmas paper and filled with useful, educational and practical toys and goodies. These will be
distributed to children all over the world who would otherwise have nothing - the Operation is run by the Samaritan's Purse charity. Thank you to everyone who took so much care in making up their Christmas gifts - your efforts will be greatly appreciated by those 80 children.
CANDLE LIGHT CHURCHES TOGETHER CAROL SERVICE
Sunday 23rd December 6.30pm at the Methodist Chapel. All are welcome. There will be a collection taken for NCH, which is the UK's leading children's charity. Their work is with children
and young people, including those effected by poverty, disability and abuse.
ROAD SAFETY ISSUE
The Parish Council are very concerned about the number of young folk who are using Ashbury Grove entrance drive as a skate board slope. This is an extremely hazardous activity that we must endeavour to stop, particularly as it is often practised in the dark evenings as late as 9.00pm. One does not need much imagination as to the outcome should a vehicle be coming along the road at the same time.
We would ask concerned parents if they would advise their children of the dangers of these activities in the hope that we can prevent what could possibly be a serious accident.
PARISH HALL
The 'Nostalgia Evening' "Fings aint wot they used t' be" proved to be a real fun evening. This was something new and all those who came, thoroughly enjoyed the evening and had a really good time. Chris Batters the compare took us through the decades with plenty of wit and humour. We raised the sum of £50 for Hall funds.
At 9.30 in the evening we all stood to join the County in singing Trelawney" and paid our £1 towards "Children in Need" this raised £31.
This was a really good evening in support of the Parish Hall, however I was disappointed at the attendance (38). It does pose the question as to whether we can generate sufficient sustained interest in the village to support a new community hall that could prove more expensive to run than the existing hall?
Our next event is at the Parish Hall on Saturday 1st December at 9.30am when we will be holding a free coffee & mince pies morning and making the Grand Christmas Draw at 1 lam. Draw tickets are on sale from Hall committee members or in Jeffs shop. Please support this and come along to enjoy a cuppa, you may also win a fine prize.
YOUTH CLUB LEADER
I would once again make an urgent plea for assistance with the WSM Youth Club on Monday Evenings. We could do with extra female help with the Junior (5 to 11yrs) 6.30pm to 7.30pm and also with the seniors (11-16yrs) 7.30pm to 9.15pm.
Sadly if we do not get help before Christmas we may not be able to open the Junior club in the new year. Joan Roberts is giving up at the end of the Christmas term, this would leave Sandy on her own, which is not feasible. We desperately need the help for an hour on Monday evenings,
If you feel that you can spare an hour on Monday evenings, please come along at the times above and join us one evening. I can assure you it is good to see the youngsters enjoying themselves in a safe environment and you would be doing a worthwhile community service for the village. Len Davies WSM 341513
NATIONAL CHILDREN'S HOME COLLECTION
Thank you to all those who contributed to the National Children's Home collection in October that raised the grand total of £245.20. This money is used in the West Country to help vulnerable children, young people and families. Your generosity and support is much appreciated. Trina and Len
BOOTS HOLSWORTHY PRESCRIPTION DELIVERY SERVICE
Over the Christmas period deliveries will be Monday 17th and Thursday 20th December. No deliveries Christmas week. Deliveries resume on Thursday 3rd January.
MERRY CHRISTMAS
Lesley and Bob Booker would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and a bright New Year. We will not be sending Christmas cards this year and instead have bought a Village Vets Starter Kit from FARM-Africa. This will provide the training and equipment for a community vet in a poor African Village so that valuable farm animals can be treated when they become ill and enable the village vet to earn a living for his family. For more information you may like to visit www.farmafricapresents.org.uk
LEARNER BELL RINGERS WANTED
Week St Mary Ringers would be pleased to welcome anyone who would like to learn to ring the church bells. You need to be between 11 and 65 years old to start to learn. You do not need to be musical or otherwise special in any way - just generally healthy and willing to commit to regular practice. Once trained we would expect you to be able to ring for services and special occasions. You do not need to be of any particular religious persuasion but should be willing to attend services when possible if you are ringing for them. We especially would like to teach a group of young people who could learn together - it is a fun way to spend one evening a week and will leave you with an interest and skill which will last a lifetime. For more information phone the Tower Captain, Lesley Booker on 01288 341221
MAGAZINE EDITOR
We are still looking for a new Editor for this Magazine. We usually change editors every few years to get new ideas and fresh points of view. The job involves receiving and sorting copy from contributors, typing out any hand written pieces to make Word documents for the Designer, looking out for interesting articles and proof reading the final draft. The Magazine has a deadline to meet every month so there is a certain amount of commitment required to meet this. You will be part of a team who are all experienced and used to working together. A computer and email are essential. If you are interested in becoming part of the Magazine Team please telephone 01288 341221 to talk it over.
WEEK ST MARY LADIES SKITTLES
Unfortunately we are not able to boast high scores or many points, but we are still having fun. For this month A Team have gained 12 points and B Team 6 points making a total of 20 points for the A Team and 10 points for the B Team in the league which leaves us struggling near the bottom. The highest score for Team A this month was Liz Cameron with 131 home game against Bradford and Denise Smith 139 B Team against Bradford. The Molly Thomas knockout cup was played on 22/11/07. Congratulations to the winner Nicky Rogers.
Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy and Healthy 2008. The Ladies Skittles club would be very grateful if someone could donate pieces of foam backed carpet for the skittle alley, thank you.
GIFTS AROUND THE CRIB
St Genny's Church, Christmas Eve at 3.00pm & Week St Mary Church, Christmas Eve at 5.00pm
Bring your children, and......we'll dress them up and get them to bring the figures to the crib while
we stand around it singing carols. Bring your new or 'as-new' second-hand gifts, too, labelled 'boy' or 'girl' or 'lady' with approx. age, to be taken to homeless mothers and children for
Christmas morning..... and make a welcoming place in your hearts, and theirs, for our Lord Jesus
to be born this Christmas Day
WEEK ST MARY CHURCH MULLED WINE & NIBBLES EVENING
Friday 14th December 7.00 - 9.00 at Clifton Tenement. All welcome. Food, wine, good company, raffle, Christmas sales table. We would be grateful for any donations of cakes, crafts and raffle prizes, please contact Lesley on WSM 341221
Proceeds of retiring collection this year in aid of Week St Mary Church Audio fund.
BIRTHDAYS THIS MONTH
Happy Birthday to Charlotte Booker who will be 8 on Sunday the 9th December, and her Grandma Booker on 27th December (who will be much older than Charlotte!!)
VICTIM SUPPORT CORNWALL
Helping people cope with crime. Victim Support Cornwall needs Volunteers. Victim Support Cornwall, the local charity for victims of crime, is currently recruiting people to train to be Community Service volunteers. Community Service volunteers provide emotional support, practical help and information to anyone who has been a victim of crime, whether or not they choose to report the crime to the police. In 2006/7 over 10,000 people living in Cornwall were offered support by the charity, but to continue doing this, more volunteers are needed.
"Becoming a victim of crime can be a very traumatic experience, regardless of the nature of the crime. Some people will want to talk about what has happened to them and how they are feeling" said Jerry Campion, Senior Community Service Manager, "whilst others will be more interested in knowing what is happening to their case and whether they will have to go to court to give evidence. Our volunteers offer support tailored to each individual."
Community Service Volunteers attend initial training which covers issues such as the impact of crime, equality and diversity, active listening skills and offering practical support and crime prevention advice. Having gained experience, volunteers can elect to attend specialist training courses which equip them to offer support to victims of serious crimes such as sexual assault, domestic violence and racist crimes and to the families of homicide victims.
Victim Support Cornwall is currently recruiting new volunteers to attend next year's training course, which begins in March. Anyone interested in learning more about this opportunity to help members of the community who become victims of crime, is asked to call Linda on 01726 76145 or email training@vscornwall.co.uk for more information.
PARISH MAGAZINE
The magazine team wish everyone a very happy Christmas and a prosperous and healthy New Year for 2008. Please continue to support your magazine with articles and events.
RUMINATIONS FROM THE RECTORY - DECEMBER 2007
'Stir-up' Sunday, the fast of the Church's year. I stand in the early morning chill of the open window and everything is motionless. The dawn light has not yet reached the terrace but, above the trees, it illuminates the pale form of a barn owl as he drops into Swannacott, home to bed after a hard night's work. In Paddy Cole's steep Glebe meadow which tumbles into the damp valley, east of the house, a ghostly veil of mist winds between the trees providing the perfect camouflage for his grey-white plumage.
The leaves are now so thin on the horse-chestnut that the sky over Nethercott can be seen brightening and burning, promising a golden day. Soon everything will be a sumptuous brown-gold, from the trees at Wadfast to the rusty fields marching up the hill towards little St Anne's Church at Whitstone where, later, Gavin will intone the post-communion prayer which gives the day its colloquial title;
"Stir up, 0 Lord, the wills of your faithful people; that they, plenteously bringing forth the fruit of good works, may be plenteously rewarded."
Traditionally, of course, in country households, the fruit brought forth on this Sunday is the major ingredient of the Christmas pudding, mixed, stirred and well-laced with string, and something even stronger, promising an ample reward on Christmas Day.
As I reflect on the prayers for today, in recent years more reverently named by the Church as 'Christ the King', my eye steals across the page of my lectionary to the Collect for the next, the First Sunday in Advent: "Almighty God, give us grace to cast away the works of darkness, and to put on the armour of light." Almost in tune with my thoughts, a low sun suddenly breaks through the drawing room windows, so that our pine book-cases, like burnished copper, reflect the brazen glow of the beech leaves which carpet the terrace.
So too might this be a time for us to be enlightened by reflecting upon the Christian year past. What works of darkness, then, will we seek the grace to cast away? Iraq, Palestine, the Sudan, Afghanistan, the effects of global warming? Certainly this past year has seen universal suffering and environmental destruction on an almost unprecedented scale, and for which not one of us is entirely blameless! Whatever happened to that national resolution, penned by an optimistic schoolgirl and recited by us, less than a decade ago and on the 2000th anniversary of the year of the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ?
"Let there be respect for the earth, peace for its people, love in our lives, delight in the good, forgiveness for past wrongs, and from now on a new start.' But all is not lost; every New Year provides the opportunity to look back and take stock - a time when we may feel the need to say sorry, or to forgive - because repentance and forgiveness always imply a change of heart and direction. Moreover, the new Christian year, irrespective of its date, always has held an optimistic hope that it will 'stir up' consciences and engender change. So, as the old year rapidly sets behind us, let us pray that this new year may truly hold the potential for the dawning of a golden age, both for ourselves and for the troubled world in which we live.
WEEK ST MARY PARISH COUNCIL
The Parish Council Meeting took place on Monday 19th November 2007 under the chairmanship of Mr I Barriball with 8 Councillors, Mr R Booker County Councillor, Mr P Tucker District Councillor, and 0 members of the public present. The following matters were discussed:
Ownership of pavement running to treetops from main square
BT had dug up the pavement outside Nos 1 and 2 Oaklands in the square, without prior notification, though they claimed to have had the go-ahead from Cornwall County Council. The Parish Council had not been informed about the work and the matter had not been discussed at any previous meeting. It is clear that the Parish Council owns the greens. No information is available about the ownership of the lanes around the greens nor the pavements. Clerk to write to BT as both the Parish Council and the householders should have been advised of the work in advance, and it would be courteous to inform the Parish Council of future works.
Mr Phil Tucker reported that he had met with SWEB regarding undergrounding of cables. There are issues in the village as all overhead cables should be more than 3metres from windows. SWEB would not finance it all themselves. NCDC may help but detailed costing is needed. Mr Tucker is meeting SWEB at 9am on 21st November to discuss costs. Mr Booker has charts from 10 years' ago proposals for village enhancement that may be used to update costs. It was noted that the electricity pole outside Tudor house has a lean and there is a broken insulator outside Honeycroft.
Retirement of Mr RJ Bennett from cutting grass at village greens Mr Richard Bennett is retiring after 16 years of excellent and reliable service in cutting the grass at the Village Greens and the Parish Council expressed its grateful thanks to him. The work is to be put out to tender in the Magazine for replies by 21st January 2008.
Parish Hall: A very successful nostalgia quiz evening was held and the Parish Hall Prize Draw will be on 1st December.
The following correspondence was dealt with:
NCDC - N Cornwall Local Development Framework. It was noted that the draft proposals stipulated that major housing developments would happen in towns only; that in rural areas housing development of more than 2 houses should be 50% affordable; any housing exception sites outside development boundaries would only be for 100% local and affordable housing where there was a proven local need.
Dan Rogerson-Meeting with Parish Council on 21s' January 2008. Clerk to put a notice in the Parish Magazine advertising his attendance at the meeting; Cornwall County Council - Notice of road closure: junction north of Haydah to Stewarts Road, 3rd December for 1 week, to be posted on Parish Notice Board.;
NCDC- Building Control Newsletter; Cornwall County Council - Adoption of Statement of Community Involvement for Development Control Service and Minerals and Waste Development Framework; One Cornwall - Parish & Town Council Survey to be debated at next meeting; South West Water - "Clean Sweep" and "Delivering Pure Water" - questionnaire to be returned to SWW; Clerks & Councils Direct Magazine including article on Allotments; NCDC - North Cornwall District Local Plan - Saved Policies; NCDC - Guided Walks (passed to Footpaths Co-ordinator); NCDC - Training on Code of Conduct for Councillors (20th Nov Eagle House Launceston); Community Safety Partnership 2007 Crime Drugs and Disorder Audit Consultation (reply deadline 29th November) (it was agreed that the top priorities were speeding, parking and alcohol.
NCDC - Block advert re New Code of Conduct adoption placed 18th Oct 2007; NCDC - Community Facilities Survey happening now, info provided early 2008; Cornwall County Council - Local Maintenance Partnership - footpaths access - passed to footpaths co-ordinator; PACT initiative meeting 5th December. Mrs M Smith will attend.
PC Gary Watts - Report on damage to playing field. He noted the Parish Council's actions in this matter and considered them to be appropriate to the situation. It was noted that anyone who takes photos in the interests of public safety and prevention and detection of crime should be encouraged and commended. Such photos should never be published and should be handed to the police immediately. Thanks were expressed to Mr L Davies for his handling of the situation, as the youngsters are now working with him on the playing field.
Finance Cheques were raised for the following: Mr JL A Race for Toilet cleaning and expenses; Mr RJ Bennett for Grass cutting at the village greens; Cornwall Rural Community Council for Parish Plan Data Analysis; Nicky May for research for the Parish Plan; The Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal for the Parish Poppy Wreath; Computafarm for Magazine paper; EDF Energy for Electricity for the public toilets.
A cheque for £75 was received from the Week St Mary Youth Club as a contribution to the Feasibility Study for the New Community Centre.
Phil Tucker - Request for funds to support BRIPS: Stephen Smith is the BRIPS Chair and PC Gary Watts the Treasurer. Mr Tucker is seeking funding from NCDC for table tennis tables and volleyball equipment. To raise funds it must be shown that the Parish Councils support the project. It was agreed to promise £100 to the project from Parish Council funds. Clerk to write a letter of support for Mr Tucker.
Highways - Parking at Week Green: Mr S Barriball wrote to say 14th November parking problems at Week Green had cost him several hundred pounds when his combine could not pass. The cars had all been parked on one side of the road, which was good, but not tight to the bank, hence the problem. The Parish Council remains opposed to yellow lines in the village. Mr R Booker will discuss the matter with Steve Ewing, Divisional Surveyor. Clerk to write to the police asking what action, if any, they took on 14th as this is a recurring problem.
Mr W Pearce suggested that the Marhamchurch section of the Bude to Marhamchurch road has been resurfaced whilst the Week St Mary section has only been patched. Clerk to write to Highways asking when the road will be resurfaced, especially given the hammering the developer's lorries have given it.
Mrs M Smith raised the problem of young people skateboarding at the entrance to Ashbury Grove. The traffic coming down the hill has not slowed up, and it was agreed there should be an article in the Parish Magazine drawing attention to the danger that the youngsters are in.
A pit outside the shop needs tarmacing - Clerk to contact Highways.
Footpaths - Back Lane: Mr R Booker was happy to remove a bag of bottles that had been seen on the lane.
Parish Greens - Jeff Roberts and Richard Bennett were both of the opinion that the Christmas Tree is terminally diseased though it will last this season. The Parish Council may need to replace the tree (again planted in the box) when it dies.
Parish Plan - There will be an Open Day on 26th January to feed back results of the Parish Plan to the community.
PLANNING - The following have been received:
Notice of determination in respect of agricultural prior notification for development: Approval for erection of a straw and machinery storage building at Moor View, Appleton, Whitstone for Mr Tom Hannaford Ref 2007/01760
Notice of determination in respect of agricultural prior notification for development: re erection of machinery and fodder store at Greenamoor, Week St Mary for Mr and Mrs RGH Harris: further details are not required and works can proceed providing they are carried out entirely in accordance with the details (including siting) as submitted within 5 years from the date of this decision.
Other matters: Arthur Kinsman has cleaned the War Memorial - Clerk to write with Parish
Council's thanks.
Christmas meal for Councillors - to be decided at the next meeting. Next meeting will be on Monday 10th December 2007 at 7.30pm in the Methodist Hall
- Nicky May - Parish Clerk
TENDER FOR CUTTING GRASS AT THE WEEK ST MARY VILLAGE GREENS
Tenders are invited to cut the grass at the village greens in Week St Mary. These must be received by Monday 21st January 2008. Please reply to Nicky May, Parish Clerk, Midsummer Cottage, Week St Mary, Holsworthy EX22 6UL - Phone 01288 341662
PARISH COUNCIL MEETING
DAN ROGERSON MP WILL BE AT THE PARISH COUNCIL MEETING ON MONDAY 21st JANUARY 2008, AT 7.30 PM IN THE METHODIST SCHOOL ROOM, SO COME ALONG AND PUT YOUR QUESTIONS TO HIM
PARISH PLAN FEEDBACK
There will be a Parish Plan Feedback Day Exhibition on 26th January, 2008 at the Parish Hall to feedback the views, opinions and issues from the Parish Plan questionnaire. More details in next months magazine.
HOLSWORTHY REPEAT PRESCRIPTIONS
New telephone number: 01409 255685 between 10am - 4pm
THANK YOU
I would like to say a very sincere thank you to all who helped make my birthday celebration so enjoyable. Chris and Len Davies made all the arrangements - they booked the hall, organised the helpers, the food, in fact, everything. I could not have done it without them. I expect this is the last 'big' birthday I shall have, so thank you all for coming and for all your good wishes. Eileen Sorrell
PUBLIC TRANSPORT TIMETABLES
Your guide to buses, trains, ferries and planes - routes, stops and times available from the Post Office.
WEEK ST. MARY FC FOOTBALL TRAINING PLAYING FIELD 7.00PM
Mens (1st & 2nd teams) on Wednesdays & Ladies (Friendly team) on Tuesdays. New/Old Players Welcome.
SUNDAY SCHOOL
Every Sunday 10:00 am at the Rectory Room except for Family Service where we all meet at the service instead. Come along and see us or ring WSM 341134 for information
THE MAGAZINE TEAM
The editor and magazine email addresses are solely for the purposes of providing information for the magazine and not for personal messages, thank you.
PLEASE NOTE: COPY FOR THE JANUARY EDITION MUST BE RECEIVED BY NO LATER THAN 15th DECEMBER, 2007 AND DUE TO THE HOLIDAY SEASON THE MAGAZINE WILL POSSIBLY BE
LATE IN DISTRIBUTION.
FOR SALE
Small, top of the range Miele Vacuum Cleaner, used once. Cost £189.95. Will accept £130.00 o.n.o. Tel. Langton 01288 341672
NCDC CHRISTMAS WASTE COLLECTIONS
Domestic Refuse Collections
NORMAL DAY REVISED DAY
Monday 24th Dec 2007 Normal Collection
Tuesday 25th Dec 2007 No Collection next Wed 2nd Jan 2008
Wednesday 26th Dec 2007 Collection Thur 27th Dec 2007
Thursday 27th Dec 2007 Collection Fri 28th Dec 2007
Friday 28th Dec 2007 Collection Sat 29th Dec 2007
Monday 31st Dec 2007 Normal Collection
Tuesday 1st Jan 2008 No Collection next Wed 2nd Jan 2008
Wednesday 2nd Jan 2008 Collection Thur 3rd Jan 2008
Thursday 3rd Jan 2008 Collection Fri 4th Jan 2008
Friday 4th Jan 2008 Collection Sat 5th Jan 2008
Recycling/Garden Waste Collections
NORMAL DAY REVISED DAY
Monday 24th Dec 2007 Normal Collection
Tuesday 25th Dec 2007 No Collection next Tue 8th Jan 2008
Wednesday 26th Dec 2007 No Collection next Wed 9th Jan 2008
Thursday 27th Dec 2007 Normal Collection
Friday 28th Dec 2007 Normal Collection
Monday 31st Dec 2007 Normal Collection
Tuesday 1st Jan 2008 No Collection next Tue 15th Jan 2008
Wednesday 2nd Jan 2008 Normal Collection
Thursday 3rd Jan 2008 Normal Collection
Friday 4th Jan 2008 Normal Collection
NCDC will collect Christmas Trees from 7th January 2008 free of charge if you call 01208 262800 or alternatively you can take your tree to your local household recycling centre.
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