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Some of you may know Gwyn Birchall, who was a police officer with the rural beat that included Norley back in the sixties. Gwyn lived in a police house in Crowton (there had earlier been one in Hambletts Hollow in Norley), and his patch covered Crowton, Acton Bridge and Kingsley as well as Norley. Gwyn retired form the police force some twenty years ago (his son is now a police sergeant), but he agreed to share some of his recollections with us. Having spent some time as a young officer in Frodsham, Gwyn took on the Norley beat back in 1967. The beat was a mechanised one i.e. he had a car to get about in and radio equipment (valued at the time at the princely sum of 1000!). Earlier generations of policemen had been allotted to villages, and had got about by bike. He spent a good deal of time in dealing with farms and farm registers, that recorded movement of cattle and so on things the police do not do today. He arrived at the time that Foot and Mouth and Anthrax were ravaging the area and his early experiences were occasionally harrowing with large numbers of cows to be culled and incinerated. As well as farm work, there was more conventional policing to do; Rural burglaries were not unknown, though these tended to be thefts from larger houses, rather than for example of farm equipment, so common today. Norley was not a high crime area, though he remembers there were some local characters and issues to deal with! He managed the patch in close liaison with his neighbouring officers, by co-coordinating shifts. Hard to imagine as it might be today, in those times 24 hour local police presence in rural areas like Norley was the norm . Other mechanised beats nearby included Oakmere, where you can still see the old police station and courthouse (albeit in poor repair these days), and Tarporley, which had its own Inspector in charge. There were more senior officers around in those days. Gwyn recalls that they ran the areas very much as theirs! Cheshire Life in 1970 carried a long article about Gwyn which relates a typical working day for him if such a thing existed and includes some interesting tales such as a car chase through Delamere Forest. Local relationships were always key for a rural bobby. Gwyn recalls his friendly contacts in Norley notably with Frank Griffiths, the local postmaster at the time. Joan, Gwyns wife, has maintained close ties with Norley, remaining a member of Norley WI. Gwyn played football locally, and their youngest child was born while they were living in the police house. After his five-year stint, Gwyn moved to the CID in Chester.

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Norley had other village officers after him, but the last was many years ago. Things were very different then recalls Gwyn. We had a long period of face to face training, for example, and lots of hands on experience before were were allowed to deal with matters on our own. People were perhaps more respectful for the bobby on the beat too. In lots of ways, life for the police has got harder over the years more crime, reduced manpower and less direct contact with the community. It is interesting to look back with Gwyn at a time when out local police officer was very much a leader and protector of the community. Gwyn and Joan live in Helsby now, and are pictured here in their garden.

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Marie Bows Out

Anyone who has rented the Village Hall over the last few years, will have met Marie Cliffe, one of Norleys great characters. Marie now feels that the time has come to hand the keys over . Penny Clarke, who has been the Village Hall Secretary in recent years, will take over as booking secretary. A new system for bookings will begin soon. The Village Hall Committee have recorded their thanks to Marie for all her years of service.

Deryn Joins Parish Council

Retired police officer Deryn OConnor has joined Norley Parish Council as a new councillor. She replaces Alison Greasley, who resigned from her position as councillor in late 2012. Deryn has lived in Norley for more than 15 years and has taken an increasingly active role in village life since retiring as Head of Criminal Justice at Cheshire Police in August 2011, following 27 years service. Her aim in joining the Parish Council is to protect village life and green spaces, maintaining the positive aspects of rural living. BY KATE GREENHALGH The formal nomination process for becoming a Parish Councilor required Deryn to submit a nomination form on which she was supported by two members of the Norley Parish, to CWAC headquarters in Chester. She stood for the position uncontested and, as a result, was co-opted to the position with no need for an election. Deryn is a member of the Norley Neighbourhood Plan Steering Committee, on which she is Secretary. Asked why she thinks this was Deryn said: I would like to think I have common sense and am confident when expressing my opinions and speaking in meetings. I believe I am a good listener and will consider

Grateful Thanks To The Casino Team

The Recreation Area Committee would like to express their sincere thanks for the recent, generous donation raised by the "Casino Night" team at The Tiger's Head. Our thanks are due to the croupiers, Neil and Sandra Mobley, Les Summers and to Tracy for hosting the event. Even though we now receive an annual grant from the Parish Council to cover our insurance costs, we still need to raise funds for general maintenance, repairs and obligatory inspections for our valuable village asset and very much appreciate volunteered support such as this. Thank you all.
Hilary Wilson (Secretary, Rec Area Committee)

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parishioners views, ideas and concerns for the village She hopes some of the characteristics she brings from her life as a Police Officer will help her in this new role. There are a number of skills and qualities that are similar, public speaking, common sense, reliability and listening, she said. Prior to moving to Norley, Hawarden in North Wales was home to Deryn and her husband, Simon. They have made many friends and set down firm roots here, after being attracted to the area by village life and the rural landscape. This is something she hopes to help protect during her time on the council. She said, to retain some of the excellent qualities of living in a village, which we came here for and the green spaces. In the next 12 months she also hopes to encourage more people to get involved in the village though through her own experiences she is aware working life can make finding the time difficult. I have got to know lots more people just by going to the parish council meetings. More and more people are becoming involved. As Ive retired Ive got more time so I have become more active in the village and Ive been going to parish council meetings now for about 9 months. I thought it is a good time to get involved in the development of the village, and the way its going to develop over the next 20 years, said Deryn. There are a lot of people whove got their own business here who work within the village. So trying to get something done to get high speed broad band would make a lot of peoples lives so much easier. I would like to thank everyone who supported me and I look forward to being involved in the village and the parish council with everyone working together, added Deryn. Expanding on the working together theme, Deryn is keen to encourage people to let the Parish Council know their views. The Parish Council is here to represent the village, she said.

Whats The Plan?

Over a hundred villagers popped in to the Village Hall during Saturday 16th February, to see a display of key aspects of the fledgling Neighbourhood Plan, and to give their views. The views of villagers will inform the next stage of preparation of the plan. There were stands dedicated to strands of the plans Baseline Report, which is now written. These included themes such as Norleys social and community activities, housing needs and plans, infrastructure, and biodiversity. There was a display of colourful pictures from the children at the school. Perhaps most importantly, Norleys residents took the time, over free tea and cakes, to share their hopes for the future, their concerns and their ideas for making Norley the kind of village they want it to be.

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Many feedback forms were completed those who took them away, please do return them to: John Leleu, Norley Bank House, Marsh Lane, Norley, WA6 8NY or by email to Martin Bell at martin@bellbuz.co.uk. - as soon as you can. We dont want to lose the chance to get your input. There are copies of the Neighbourhood Plan Baseline Report to borrow, in the village shop.

Your Village Hall Needs You!

Due to changes in the Committee, there is an urgent need for more Committee members. The Committee is informal, hands-on, and meets every month or so. It isnt all meetings. Committee members get involved with the wide range of events that are hosted there. In the year to come, there are plans for a number of exciting and different events. In particular, we are looking for a treasurer. We do not need full accountancy skills, so much as someone who is comfortable working with money, and keeping simple computer records. These are great chances for you to play a key role in one of Norleys oldest and best loved institutions. Contact Chair Jon Wild on the usual NN address, jon007.wild@hotmail.co.uk, if you would like to discuss.

Anne Parker sends the following fascinating picture from 1945 all the way from New Zealand. She says; Names I remember are: Top rowPatrica Cash,/ Barbara Sanders,/ Winifred Wilkinson,/ Doreen Robertson (who lived in Auckland NZ and when she got sick was a patient in my ward)/ ? / Barclay. (Pauls sister)/ Sylvia Lewis,/ Pamela Thompson, (Bills daughter) Second rowSylvia Clark, now lives in Oakmere?/ Joan Wilkinson, now Barclay, /Dorothy Robertson,/Me, Anne Barker now Parker / ? / ? Lewis / Paul Barclay,/ ?, /Joyce Tilley Third row?,/ ?Joan Woods,/ ? Shallcross, /? / Jean Sanders, /?/ ?/ ? Ewart Hough /?/ Bottom rowBoy ? /Joyce Tilley/Joan Lightfoot/ ?/ Joan Dale/ Pam Lewis/ The 3 boys ??? / Mr Hindley at right. Regards, Anne

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A Big Thank-You
to all who supported the Village Christmas Concert in aid of Cancer Research. We raised a grand total of 330.20. If anyone is interested in joining our community choir for this years Christmas Concert please contact Judith Hull 788803

Norley International
We have received the following from Anne Parker who lives in New Zealand with her husband Ken. It is great to hear from Norley contacts around the globe. Ken and Anne are interested to stay in touch with Norley, and have agreed that I can include their email address in the article ak.parker@ihug.co.nz. Anne writes; I was born in Norley in 1940. My maiden name was Barker. I grew up in the white house at the top of the hill in School Lane, on the left when you walk up the hill from the old school. My great grandparents built that house with bricks made in Kingsley by Thomas Shallcross, my G.G. Grandfather on the maternal side. My father was Herbert Barker and his brother was John who started the scout troupe in Norley and was instrumental in building the scout hut in Crabmill Lane. I am finding the Norley News is bringing back lots of memories of me growing up in Norley. My granddad was Sam Barker and he was the youngest of John and Sarah Barkers 8 children. He was the church sexton, doing general maintenance, digging graves with just a spade, ( he was 6ft 5). He kept the old coke heater going and rang the bells on Sundays. I was educated at the old school and attended the Central

Methodist Sunday school until I was 17. I was married in the church in 1960. The reception was in the Temperance Hall, now the Village Hall. It was catered by Newalls who had the grocers shop at the top of Maddocks Hill. I was taught by Doris Pearson who lived to be 100. Many people will remember her and Mr. Orme. I was sorry to hear that Walter Griesau had died , I remember him and Joyce. I also have connections with the Chrimes family. My great aunt married a Chrimes. I left Norley in 1972 and emigrated to New Zealand with my family including my mother Mary Barker. I live in the Bay of Plenty, so named by Captain Cook as he found it to be a fertile place with lots of provisions for his crew. I am surrounded by Avocado and Kiwifruit orchards. A relative has 21 acres of avos and we had a big family Christmas among the trees. We are enjoying summer here and all the lovely summer fruits like cherries. I always remember them from the Sunday School annual trip to Rhyl when we had cherries for probably the only time each year and fish and chips on the way home. I undertook nursing training in New Zealand and worked for well over 30 years with the Auckland hospital board. I have 3 children and 7 NZ born grandchildren. Best Regards
Anne Parker

Village Quiz 2012

Hello and Happy New Year, Firstly thank you very much for buying the quiz and submitting it for marking. I hope it was an enjoyable ( if potentially a little frustrating) exercise. Secondly can I apologise for the delay in writing but Mrs S and myself were lucky enough to be out of the country for three weeks straight after New Year so it was a large pile of post that greeted us upon our return. One of the down sides of

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"toughing up" the quiz is that marking can take that much longer particularly on the multi answer questions in section one. With practice I did get it down to below 15 mins per entry but there was a record return this year so with 40 odd to mark it was a big task. Alongside a record return for marking there were record sales and we have had our best ever return for the charity with just under 800 being raised after all expenses. Before getting to the winners list I must thank everyone who sold the quiz this year it has been a magnificent effort from all the JNCOT committee members (particularly Dr Lane) to our commercial outlets. I must admit that there have been occasions in previous years when I have wondered about the return against the effort but this year really has been very pleasing. There will be a quiz next year and if anyone would like some to sell to family and friends please let me know and we will arrange a delivery, and for every ten sold I will include one complimentary copy. Right to the housekeeping!! Q79 should have read Diamond Jubilee not Golden so the right answer was Williams / McCartney Q98 this was a misprint and should have read $120m and not $12 and was 'the scream' Q103 my error and the Rubbles don't have a daughter but an adopted son Bam Bam Q197 the letters were 'PAD'. I had the Pam Am Disaster 1988 but in the same year there was the Piper Alpha Disaster In all cases I have awarded marks on an even handed basis so if you put an answer in there as long as it fitted one of the variables then I have awarded the marks. Anyway, the quiz

master is ALWAYS right and reserves the right to change the rules to ensure he is always right!!! To the winners The Sharps, Urmston, Manchester 241.5 points 1 5 0 garden comforts furniture voucher The Brummies, Norley 237.5 30 love to shop vouchers Caroline Ba Ba, Manchester 234 10 love to shop vouchers Hours Wasted (The Bradleys), Norley 232 10 love to shop vouchers. To close then just one last set of special thanks to the Summers family for all the help in compiling the quiz, to David Summers for donating the Garden Furniture voucher (that he won at a charity dinner) to Colin our printer who does a stunning job and once again to all of you for buying and doing the quiz we will try and make it as challenging next year. Ps if you would consider being a quiz seller next year contact me on Les.summers@live.co.uk
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Parish Council Surgery 23 March

Members of your Parish Council will be available on Saturday 23 March, from 9.30 to 11.30, to talk about any issues that might be concerning you, to receive your feedback on village issues, or to pass on any information you need. You dont need an appointment, just turn up. These surgeries are a pilot, and will continue if they are used by villagers. Everyone, parishioners and Councillors alike will benefit from closer communication. Nows your chance!
Jon

What can we do to ward off cold and flu viruses?

There are lots of natural cold and flu treatments with various views on effectiveness. What can we do for prevention or at least reducing the duration & severity of symptoms? My advice is to try what appeals to you personally and take the supplements you can get hold of easily. At the first signs, try the Three Thumps - vigorous tapping on points to increase energy flow and stimulate your immune system. Breathe deeply and tap the points below. Repeat throughout the day whenever you remember. Dont worry about the exact position. If you use several fingers in the vicinity youll cover the right points.

1 Trace your collarbone to both ends in the middle. Drop down about an inch to small indents (K-27 Acupuncture points). Use the tips of all fingers to tap both sides vigorously for about 30 seconds. 2 - Tap the area over your thymus gland in the middle of your sternum (breastbone) for about 15 seconds. 3 Tap the spleen points for about 15 seconds. Place fingers in-line with the nipples beneath the breasts and down over the next rib. Echinacea products vary greatly. I find a good tincture is better than capsules. 20 drops in water 3x per day if symptoms have started or once daily to boost your immune system as a preventative. Fresh Garlic and Oregano are natural antibiotics that work against bacteria as well as viruses, unlike our antibiotic drugs which are only effective against bacteria, NOT viruses. Sweet peppers and Cayenne chilli peppers, Onion, fresh Horseradish, Ginger, Turmeric, Korean Ginseng, Ginkgo Biloba, and Zinc lozenges all have beneficial effects. Plenty of fluids also! Eat the Top 10 vitamin C-rich fruits and vegetables: red & green chillis, guavas, sweet peppers, thyme, parsley, dark, leafy, greens, (eg broccoli, cauliflower, brussel sprouts), kiwi fruit, papaya, Citrus fruits, strawberries. Homeopathic remedies for the prevention or early signs of colds and flu: 1. Aconite 30 at first signs of cold or flu with sudden the onset. Must be taken in the first few hours. 2. Ferrum phos 30 at first or second signs of colds/flu (after first few hours). 3. Influenzinum for prevention of flu or after the flu, if not recovering properly 4. Oscillococcinum for prevention of flu or at first sign of

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getting sick 1 & 2 are available at most Chemists & Healthfood shops. 3 & 4 and other remedies for specific cold and flu symptoms are available from your local Homeopath (Me!) Stay healthy! Safiya
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Watch Your Speed

The Parish Council need you help to run speed checks on key routes around Norley. The intention is to gather information rather than handing out tickets! The dates we need are weeks comm Mar 11, and 6 May. Get in touch at the usual address, jon007.wild@hotmail.co,uk, if you can help.

You Are Warmly Invited to two events held by the Frodsham and District Choral Society this March: firstly their Giant Book Sale on Saturday March 9th from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. at the Parish Hall on Church Street, Frodsham and secondly their Come and Sing Day on Saturday March 23rd from 10.30 a.m. till 5.30 p.m. which will be held at Frodsham Methodist Church, Kingsley Road, Frodsham WA6 6BA. The latter will be led by the popular, good-humoured conductor Howard Kane, accompanied by the talented accompanist Robert Woods. The music will be a mixture of Karl Jenkins' Sacred Songs and a selection of Passiontide anthems by Bach, Bruckner and Mendelssohn. Please ring Ros Rowe on 01928 733247 for a booking form or more details or download one from the choir's website, www.fdcs. org.uk. The cost of 15 per singer includes the hire of music for the day.

A Budding Writer In Our Midst

By Kate Greenhalgh They say everyone has a book in them, but few people ever do anything about itnot so in Norley though! The village has just added another author to its list after Jon Wild, of School Bank, published his book of short stories. Seeing Things is a collection of 23 short piecessome stories of imaginative fiction dedicated to Jons wife Claudia, who herself is an amateur photographer and took the photographs used on the cover. The stories were written by Jon when he was living in London in the late 1990s and early

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naughties after he was inspired by friends who themselves were keen scribes. The book was almost published back then, I had a publisher at one stage said Jon. But the deal fell through when the small publishing company folded. Self publishing wasnt an option then because it wasnt as accessible and Jon was busy wo r kin g full ti me. Self publishing has really come to the fore in the last 5 or 6 years. Before that we wouldnt have had a computer fast enough back then, said Jon. Advancements in technology mean it is now easy to upload text and photos using a home computer and do all the design work with software provided by one of the many online self publishing companies around today. I decided to self publish just for anybody who is interested said Jon. Initially he planned to rework the pieces, and admits they are not perfect, but after consideration decided to leave them as originally intended. And he has been raving about the ease and success of it after his stories arrived bound in a hardback book with glossy dust jacket. Its quite a nice quality book said Jon. As Editor of The Norley News Jon has also had plenty of recent writing experience. He plans to continue writing and hopes to publish another book someday and let slip he plans to return to a novel he has had half written for years. His writing style is continuing to develop but its something he does for his own joy, he said. Anyone who wants to buy a copy can do so by contacting Jon on jon007.wild@hotmail.co.uk. The book is hardback, fully illustrated, on good quality paper with a photo dust jacket. Copies cost 11.50.

Minutes of Norley Parish Council Meeting of 08/01/13 7pm Norley Primary School.
117. Apologies Council Taylor sent his apologies. 118. Present Councillor Davidson, Councillor Greenacre, Councillor Duncalf, Councillor Ford, Councillor Crawford, Councillor Brewin, Councillor Wild, attended the meeting, along with 10 Parishioners. Cheshire West and Chester Councillor Oultram attended the meeting at 8.25pm 119. Declarations of Interest Councillor Duncalf and Councillor Ford declared interests in planning application 12/05282/OUT. Councillor Duncalf declared an interest in 12/05144/LDC Councillor Davison declared an interest in 12/05298/FUL None of the above named Councillors took part in any discussion concerning the above applications. 120. Public Speakers (i) Rob Fryer attended the meeting and discussed a planning application at The old Jewish School, which he is about to submit to Cheshire West & Chester Council. He produced maps of his proposals build 19 properties on this site plus 6 Affordable Houses. The Swimming pool on site is already in use for swimming Lessons and available to local residents of Hatchmere free of charge during school Holidays. Rob agreed to look in to whether Norley Residents could also have use of the pool out of term time.

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Parish Council thanked Mr Fryer but did not offer any comments on whether they could support this application. (ii) David Sandiford addressed the Council, asking whether the Council would expand item 7 point 3 on the agenda during the meeting, Chairman agreed that this would be covered, in more detail. 121. Approval of the minutes from Norley Parish Council Meeting 26/11/12 The minutes of 26/11/12 were approved 122. Matters arising from the minutes of Norley Parish Council Meeting of 26/11/12 (i) Owners of Windy Ridge have not replied to the Parish Council. Clerk instructed to call on site to hand deliver letter. (ii) Site visit has been conducted to look at the flood at the bottom of Maddock Hill. It is expected that remedial work will be undertaken during the New Year. (iii) Clerk has obtained domain for Parish Council website, Councillor Wild and Councillor Taylor will now arrange to

create the website. (iv) Clerk has arranged the Norley Parish Council surgery for 26/01/13 at Norley Methodist Church from 9.30am to 11.30am. She will now arrange this to be advertised in the village. Councillor Duncalf, Councillor Taylor, Councillor Wild and will attend the first surgery, along with the Clerk. (v) Clerk has arranged for the loan of the Speed Indicator Device from Cheshire West & Chester for 2 week in March and 2 weeks in May. Clerk to forward dates to Norley News so that a list of volunteers can be obtained of Parishioners who wish to conduct this exercise. 123. Neighbourhood Plan Update (i) Chairman read aloud, for the benefit of members the Neighbourhood Plan Committee Chairmans Report prepared by Martin Bell for the Annual General Meeting January 16th 2013. All Parishioners are welcome to attend this meeting. (ii) NP Committee are about to conduct another village survey, clerk instructed to ensure that the envelopments include the name of residents. (iii) NP Committee have now received all funding due for this financial year from Cheshire West & Chester Council and Norley Parish Council. 124. Planning/Decisions 12/05/298/FUL Sub divide existing dwelling to form 2 dwelling houses at No 1 including extensions to front and rear plus upgrading and renovation works. Front and rear extensions to No.1 & 2 Fingerpost Lane Norley Norley Parish Council commented that this application can only be an improvement on what is already there but feel that permitted developments rights should be removed if this application is permitted. Norley Parish Council

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welcomes smaller houses in the village. 12/05144/LDC siting of a residential caravan and container for storage use, Beech Lane Norley. Norley Parish Council absolutely opposes this application. This site has already been subject to enforcement previously. There is no local knowledge known by the PC that would indicate any residential occupation for the period in question on this land. Why did enforcement Officers not find signs of habitation on two separate occasions some 5 years apart when they visited the site? The photographic evidence can be discounted oak trees didnt have leaves in either January or April, who can confirm the years that these were taken, when one witness owns some of the rented land? The evidence for this application is weak, in particular over residency as this is only covered by witness statements and no hard facts. It is impossible to clarify that the site has been habited by the applicant when witness statements have been made by the applicants friends. If the applicant has been self employed throughout this period in question would there not be accounts available? Concerns that if approved the next step will be for a house or other permanent development. 12/05308/FUL Roof alterations from hipped to gabled to create living space with rear dormer extension. Headlands Fingerpost Lane Norley Norley Parish Council had no objections to this development. 12/05282/OUT Detached dwelling land to rear of Breechmoss Norley Parish Council is in favour of this development, there is a shortage of modest size dwellings in the village with a trend towards demolition of small cottages and their replacement with large dwellings. This will help to

readdress the balance, albeit in a small way. Traditional rural business are declining in Norley, and the ability of the family to live close to the Smithy will help to keep it alive. If permitted then a condition should be made to ensure that the house is not extended in the future. Decisions received from Cheshire West & Chester Council:12/04475/FUL Conservatory to rear at Rose Cottage Crabmill Lane - permitted subject to conditions 12/02702/FP Garage to be converted to habitable room with pitched roof over existing flat roof and entrance porch to front and new chimney to replace existing chimney. 4 The Spinney- Permitted subject to conditions 12/04531/FUL 4 Foresters Close -Conversion of store area above garage into self contained granny flat including balcony/external staircase to rear- Refused. 12/03666/FUL Replacement dwelling Holly Mount Fingerpost Lane permitted subject to conditions Parish Council discussed whether applicants can address the Council to discuss planning proposals prior to submitting an application to Cheshire West and Chester, to ascertain and record the Councils decision. It was agreed that to ensure the Council could not be misrepresented, applications would only be discussed by the Parish Council once an application had been formally approved, however, Clerk was instructed to facilitate applicants in arranging a village meeting, (the cost of which to be met by the applicant) , should they wish to do so. 125. Correspondence (i) Letter of resignation received from Councillor Alison Greasley. Clerk has informed CWAC Democratic and Electoral Officer. This vacancy has been advertised on the notice boards in the village, with 1 person, wishing to apply

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writing to the Parish Council with their written application. As this was the only application received by the Council, by the given date, this person would have been co-oped onto the Council at this meeting, however 12 electors from the village have called for an election, as is their right. Email received from Gina Jones CWAC informing Parish Council that the above election will take place on 21/02/13. Clerk will receive notices from CWAC to display on the notice boards in the village. Any person wishing to apply must follow the instructions on this notice and forward their application to CWAC. A lady from the village telephoned and spoke to the clerk on 08/01/13, indicating that she may wish to apply, clerk to inform her of these instructions. The cost of this election if uncontested will be 300.00, if contested this increases to 2,000, the cost of which must be met by the Parish Council. (ii) Email received from Diana Davies highlighting her concerns about the mess which builders have created on Norley Lane, informing the council that they are blocking footpaths. Councillor Davison has written to CWAC to highlight these issues. (iii) Email received from Jackie Weaver asking for view on the obligations under the new code of conduct. Clerk instructed to forward this to Councillors to allow them to comment. (iv) Email received form Spatial Planning Team CWAC, on Draft Employment Land Study Update 2012, asking Parish Councils to comment by 01/02/13. Clerk instructed to forward this email to Councillors to allow them to comment. Clerk to collate and return the Councils comments to Spatial Planning Team. (vi) Email from Fiona Dunning CWAC inviting members to a community engagement drop in at Sandiway library 17/01/13 from 2pm, to discuss funding, events and community activities. 126 Accounts

(i) Norley Parish Councillors all signed their Code of Conduct Dispensations to enable them to discuss the Parish Council Precept which was authorised by the clerk. (ii) Precept. Parish Council discussed the budget required for 2013/2014 it was agreed that the precept should be 11,600; this is an increase of the previous year due to the Parish Council Election which has been called on 21/02/13. In addition the Parish Council will receive a Tax Base grant of 569 from Cheshire West & Chester Council as discussed in a letter received from Jerry Faulkner dated 24/12/12. Total income for 2013/2014 12,169.00. (iii) Clerk informed members that the Internal Audit has been completed with no points raised for concern, but showing an underpayment of 4.94 for Clerks Expenses, which has been claimed during this pay period. (iv) Accounts passed for payment:a, 20.00 Norley Methodist Church for room Hire b, 755.33 Mrs M Rosney Clerks salary 01/10/12 31/12/12 c, 125.78 Mrs M Rosney Expenses 01/10/12 31/12/12 d, 188.60 HMRC (v) Clerk instructed to forward letter concerning PAYE Real Time from HMRC to Gordon Pennington.

NORLEY BOWLING CLUB & DEVONSHIRE BAKERY

(Frodsham) Invite you to come and test your brains with a team of 6 to 8 (or to make the numbers up with another team) in a

QUIZ NIGHT
on SATURDAY 16th MARCH 2013 7.00/7.15 P.M. for a 7.30 P.M. PROMPT START at the NORLEY VILLAGE HALL TICKETS: 10.00 to Include Hot Pot Supper supplied by Devonshire Bakery (or Veggie alternative) and Desserts TICKETS AVAILABLE FROM Brian Coglan 01928 787426

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127, Community Governance Review. Cheshire West & Chester updated members on Community Governance Review and the importance of making parishioners aware of this. Clerk to obtain copy of Crowton newsletter on this subject, and forward copy to Norley News and to NP Committee for inclusion in the next village survey. The meeting closed at 9.30pm
Megan Rosney Norley Parish Clerk

First Aid
On the 13th of February, Ian came from St Johns Ambulance to teach a first aid course. Ian taught us some valuable information on how to save people. First Ian taught us how to do the recovery position, this is the rhyme to help us remember: Hello cheeky come on over. In the afternoon Ian taught us many more valuable things about how to save someones life. Firstly we did bandaging, secondly CPR, chest compressions and the kiss of life. Over all we had an excellent day and we learned a lot.

Norley CE Primary School News

On the 27th January I was promoted from being a probationer in Chester Cathedral Choir to being a Chorister. It has taken a lot of hard work for me to get to this point. It all started when I was invited by the teachers to go for an audition at Chester Cathedral (they thought I had a nice voice!). I was accepted and now I rehearse up to 5 times a week, including the weekend. I would like to thank my family for supporting me over the last year, especially my mum who has to take me all the way to Chester.
Seb Rosney

Macbeth

Today, (the 26 Feb) Years 4, 5 and 6 watched a performance by the Manchester Theatre Company who came to school to preform one of Shakespeares plays; this one was called Macbeth. My favourite part was when the actors were playing as the Witches and they were doing their chant, that part was

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scary, spooky and amazing. Next I enjoyed the bit when Macbeth was having visions of nasty daggers and the next dagger had blood on it. That bit was one of the main parts of the story. My most favourite bit was the part when we got a picture taken with the three witches. It was so good because you got to feel scared, confused or shocked because how scary the witches were. If you look up to the right you get to see a picture, oh and look how scared I am! Special thanks to the Manchester Theatre Company and we hope they will come again sometime.
by Jared

Report on Norley WI AGM

February 14th in Norley Village Hall Helen took pleasure in welcoming 43 members and 12 visitors and a young dog called Dennis in training for his future role as an assistant to a handicapped person when he grows up. The Denman Bursary was discussed as to whether we should draw it every 2 years and if it should just be used at Denman College and not locally. Cheshire Show stewards are required. (1 free ticket for 4 hours) and volunteers to make cakes with the costs being refundable. Group ~ Wednesday 15th May, with the Queens Pastry Chef as speaker. To be held in Frodsham Community Centre. 7-30pm. Tickets 5 inc. refreshments. Monday 11th March meet at Village Hall 10am for a walk. Monday May 6th Bluebell Walk at Arley Hall. Saturday June 29th Trip to Harewood House 20 Scottish evening, Friday 27nd September. A fundraising event to be held in Kingsley Community Centre. Everyone thoroughly enjoyed our trips to the Lion King and Media City. Trading table ~ Do not forget that you can bring unwanted gifts or jam and other things for sale. The WI takes 10% of what you make and the rest is yours. Flowers to Irene Preston, also to Jenny and James in

Celebration of the 50th Wedding anniversary. (Mulled wine was available as well as tea in our social time) Our very popular speaker Mr Roy Willis gave a very interest talk on The Incredible East India Company which was in existence for 250 years. It started in 1600 in London under Queen Elizabeth 1st. They started with the Tea estates on the hills in the Himalayas, started world wide

Norley WI Programme 2013

Unless otherwise stated All meetings will be held In Norley Village Hall at 7.30 p.m. March 14th FINDING MY NATURAL MOTHER - Mr Charles Smith
Vote of Thanks Anne Palmer Teas Sophie Gambrell Barbara Buckley

May 9th FROM BEING CRITICALLY ILL TO THE BIRTH OF A LOCAL CHARITY - Mrs Norma Prince
Vote of thanks Teas Mary Ramskill Marion Thomas Katie Simpson

October 10th A TALK ABOUT BADGERS - Mr Musgrave

Vote of Thanks Rita Boon Teas Jan Overland Pat Sweetingham Competition A Badger item

June 13th

Bring & Buy COFFEE EVENING

Venue to be arranged

November 14th AGM Members evening December 12th Pantomine

Teas Rita Boon Jackie Oliver

April 11th CHEESE TASTING DEMONSTRATION - Mr Kevin Williams

Vote of Thanks Marion Thomas Teas Katie Percival Jane Higginson Competition An ornamental cheeseboard or dish.

Jully 11th CHINESE WOK COOKERY - Mrs Judy Townsend

Vote of Thanks Alison Penny Teas Judith Hull Alison Wallace Competition A pair of chopsticks

Christmas Dinner 2013 Saturday 7th December

August 8th OUTING th September 12 GIFT WRAPPING - Mrs Sue Lacy

Vote of Thanks Colette Holden Teas Mel Capper Jean Hanratty Competition A gift wrapped parcel

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trade with China and other exotic places where spices were grown. At one point they had the biggest fleet in the world and Robert Clive at 19 started work with them. They ran over 46.000 voyages, invented tea boxes, bought Singapore so that they could build Raffles Hotel and made a lot of money with Opium factories in Canton. In 1839 they ran with Iron Ships which carried Laudanum and tobacco as well as silks and other expensive items. They also acquired the Koh-i-nor Diamond which is now in our Queens crown. At their finish in 1850, 14 monarchs had been on the throne. The competition was won by: 1st Margaret Souter, 2nd Mel. Capper, 3rd Alison Wallace.

A BBC recording studio at Media City pictures are better on radio!

The Sound of Silence

If you have ever pondered how a radio drama is recorded you will most likely have come up with quite a few ideas yourself. Firstly you will need actors reading the script, that much is obvious. The sound of a slamming door seems pretty obvious too. But how do you record somebody falling off a ladder? Taking into account that the sound fades as the person is falling. Or a sheep giving birth (you would need a Killing sound with angles! pair of ordinary household marigolds and a bucket of yoghurt - try it, it works), somebody running a bath or chatting whilst leaning out of a window? These and many more tricks of the trade were revealed to WI members enjoying a guided tour of the BBC at Manchester's Media City. We were shown the drama recording studio and giving a fascinating insight into the recording of a drama. A fall off a ladder for example is recorded in what they term the Dead Room. And dead it most certainly is in terms of sound, no echo, no background noise, just the scream of the actor becoming fainter as he walks away from the microphone, sounding just as though he is falling (to all of you Archers fans out there, that's how it was done). We were 4 varieties of stairs in 1 flight told that even the slamming of a door sounds different, depending on whether the floor is carpeted or not. That's why the studio is half carpeted and half laminated. Take a close look at the photograph of the stairs, notice anything? It caters for a variety of sounds, look closely and you will see that the stairs are split into sections. But this was only a small part of the brilliant tour. We were shown the recording studio of the BBC Philharmonic Orchestra and the Blue Peter studio, which is unbelievably small and had more than 180 cameras and similar equipment hanging and standing around. To round up a most educating and enjoyable tour we were allowed to present our very own weather forecast - lots of rain and more rain!
Claudia

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On Saturday 19th Jan, a four wheel drive vehicle was pushed off the driveway of an address in Fingerpost Lane, Norley. The offenders were unable to get the vehicle started and so it was left at the location. Did you see anything in the area? We have again had numerous reports from across the whole area about foreign nationals (possibly Asian or Eastern European) flagging cars down and offering to sell gold jewellery in exchange for petrol money. This gold jewellery subsequently turns out to be worthless trash. A description of offenders and their vehicle varies, suggesting that a team is working the area, but a Silver Mercedes features quite prominently. Police are keen to identify these people, so if you see them, please phone as soon as

possible. An address in Oakmere had 200 litres of diesel stolen in early Feb. Theft of fuel is a growing risk, with current high fuel prices. Please ensure that any fuel tanks and vehicles/ plant machinery are properly secure. This type of offence will have required a van of some description, and will have taken quite a few minutes to commit. Please contact police if you saw anyone out of place. Following a theft of a Laptop computer from a car which was parked on a local hotel car park, could I remind you NOT to leave valuables on display in your car! Certain locations, such as public car parks are often watched offenders may watch for people parking up, transferring valuables into the boot and walking off, before breaking into the car. Keep valuables out of sight AT ALL TIMES, and preferably dont leave them in unattended vehicles at all. On Friday 22 Feb two males of Eastern European appearance tried to snatch a purse from a shopper in

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ZUMBA fitness
with Izzy @ Norley Village Hall Every Wednesday 7 7.50pm Pay as you go - 4.00. Just turn up! Please arrive 5 minutes before class starts. You dont need to be able to dance to enjoy Zumba. Its easy, effective and exhilarating! All you need is to bring yourself, water, comfortable clothes and trainers! Age 14+.
Questions? Call or text Izzy on 07951 152172
Frodsham town centre. Fortunately, they were unsuccessful and ran off. Please keep your purse or wallet out of sight and secure about your person. Please also be aware of anyone standing too close when handling your purse / wallet.
Inspector Keith Curbishley

Wednesday Club
The Club meets every Wednesday at the Village Hall 2-4 pm. All over 60 are most welcome. Events planned between now and May include; March 20 Hot Pot Lunch April 3 Theatre Visit Sleeping Beauty on Ice at the Lowry, Manchester, 2pm April 10 AGM Seats for the Theatre visit are still available. If interested, please contact Joan on 01928 788394.
Les & Gladys Archer Sophie & Martin Gambrell Mary Ramskill Joan Hunt Helen Welburn Mrs I Preston Monica Stewart Norley Horticultural Soc Tony & Katie Simpson James & Megan Posnett Bob & Ruth Downes Pauline & Mike Kay The Basnett Family Barbara Jones Norley Bowling Club Marie Cliffe Gill & John Lunt 1st Norley Scout Group, Norley WI Mary Owen Judith Hull Rosamund Walley Darren and Jane Stubbs Delamere Stores Anon (x14) Norley CE Primary School The residents of Hatchmere Park Helen and Mike Ebbitt Bette Ashbrook Pat Dixon Stephn Douglas Bruce & Ruth Lane Liz Robinson Frazer & Katrina Higson John & Maureen Lewis

Thanks To All Our Sponsors

for supporting Norley News. We do obtain money from our advertisers and the Parish Council contributes towards the cost of community advertising, but it is sponsorship money that makes it possible to produce 10 issues a year. So, if any reader wishes to become a sponsor and help us in the continuing development of the News, please contact Penny Clarke 2 The Spinney, Norley, WA6 8LS, tel 787496, email penny@mpfclarke.me.uk or look out for the Sponsorship Form printed when space allows.
Liz and Tony Lavin John Patten Frodsham & District Choral Society The Wednesday Club Bill & Libby Appleton

Norley Directory
Parish Council ~~ John Davison (Chairman) MP ~ Graham Evans MP House of Commons London SW1A 0AA tel: 020 7219 7183 email: graham.evans.mp@parliament.uk Police: For Non-Emergency Dial 101 In an Emergency always dial 999 Home Watch Officer:~ Liz Biddle, Cheshire West and Chester 01606 364291 Bus Service Number 48 to Frodsham via School Bank, Hough Lane and High St: 0930, 1130. 1330. 1535. 1730 - Last bus from Northwich 1705 to Northwich via High St, Hough Lane and School Bank: 0756. 1036. 1236. 1436. 1636. Last bus from Frodsham Co-op 1609 St. Johns Parish Church ~ Rev Pete Rugen ~ Ruth Downes 01928 788748 ~ the Parish Room can be hired Norley Methodist Church ~ Revd Pat Christopher 733180 ~ Schoolroom for hire ~ contact Ruth Lane 788071 Sunday School 10-45 am Hazel Dale 787216 Craft Club ~ Alison Twinn 01829 760371 Walks ~ Bruce Lane 788071 ~ Walks on the 1st Wed each month. Everyone welcome! Cheshire Wildlife Trust ~ Bob Greenwood 01928 788475 THE STORES (Our village shop) ~ USE IT, OR LOSE IT ~ 01928 788044. Opening Hours: Mon & Tues 7am to 7pm Weds 7am to 2pm Thurs & Fri 7am to 7pm Sat 8am to 1pm Sun 8am to 1pm Norley C.E Primary School ~ Headteacher: Mrs A Griffiths ~

Norley Village Hall

Car Boot Sale

Bank Holiday Monday 1th April from 8am Indoors/Outdoors Refreshments Free Admission
Book spaces from 7 by contacting Penny Clarke 01928 787496

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Please send your ads or pictures as JPEGs, not Word docs. Title them so we can identify them. Please title your email Norley News issue yourname. Due to the patronage of the Parish Council, local organisation a d v e r t i s i n g i s F R E E ! All new or single advertisers please pay up front or ask for a pro forma invoice. All contributions (as a simple text document), compliments (and complaints) to Penny Clarke, 2 The Spinney, WA6 8LS, tel 787496, email penny@mpfclarke.me.uk Do let us know if any contact details need updating, or if you wish to add email addresses or website details. All copy and adverts for the next issue to be with us by the date on the cover page News Inside, preferably by email.
Penny

Community Classifieds
PUBS: Tigers Head 01928 788309 ~ Carriers Inn 01928 787877 Chinese Restaurant:~ Fortune Palace ~ Eat in or out (No delivery) 01928 788293/Fax 01928 787682 Holland Pharmacy ~ 01928 788559 Electrician:~ SWP Electrics 01928 740415 or 01928 740237 Electrician ~ Kingsley Electrical, Frank Pilgrim 01928 788971, 07711 258677 General Household maintenance, rubbish removal, general joinery ~ Munroe & Son 01928 787025 or 07875 304664 Property Repairs:~ Mike Kay 787292 ~ ALL EXTERIOR & INTERIOR PROPERTY MAINTENANCE. The Ovencleaners ~Lorraine~ 01928 723 906 or 0795 8610 403 or theovencleaner@tiscali.co.uk

Sponsor Your Norley News

Many of you have told us how much you appreciate the colour and production quality of the new style Norley News. We plan to do even more in future, but we need your help. We are deeply grateful to our advertisers, and the Parish Council who have supported us over the years. All volunteers with the NN give their time for free of course, be they editors, or delivery volunteers. BUT we need extra funds! If you are willing to sponsor us - we suggest perhaps 5 per home per year - this will be enough for us to carry on, and to provide the Norley News you want. All you need to do is to leave your donation at the shop in an envelope with the tear off slip below. Thanks! YES I do want to support the Norley News Name email address Donation ................................................................................................................................................. ................................................................................................................................................. .................................................................................................................................................

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01928 788471 ~ Fax 01928 787554 Norley Mothers & Toddlers ~ 0-5s ~ 10 til 12 Weds at Norley CE Primary School. Further details from Jane Paget 07977426923 Village Hall ~~ Available for Hire. To book, call Penny Clarke 01928 787496 (on behalf of the management committee). Hall hire facilities include, equipment, bar space, tables, chairs, heating etc Mobile Library Every other Wednesday: Norley School Car Park 11.00 to 11.15 am Norley Nursery Park 11:20 to 11:35 am Hatchmere Fortune Palace 11:40 to 12:10 pm For more information contact Northwich Library on 01606 44221 or log on to www.cheshire.gov.uk/library/mobilelibrary Scouts (in the scout hut in Crabmill Lane) ~ (Age 10 to 13) Tuesdays 7-30 to 9 pm. Beavers Tuesdays 6-7 pm Cubs Mondays 6-45 to 8-15pm More details from Bruce Lane ~ 01928 788071 The hut is also available for hire. Contact Contact Les Bennion 787636 Guides ~ Sue Clough 01606 333733 W.I ~ 2nd Thursday in the month 7-30 pm in the Village Hall ~ Helen Ebbitt 01928 787092 Wednesday Club (Over 60s) ~~ Wednesdays 2-4 pm Village Hall ~~ Joan Barclay 01928 788394 Bingo ~ Every other Monday in the Village Hall ~ Ruth Broome 788026 Bowls behind the Village Hall ~ Eric & Barbara Bryan 01928 788203 Bowls at the Tigers Head ~ Trevor 01928 788309 Horticultural Society ~~ Margaret Worrall 01928 788278 Ladies Badminton: Shirley Craven 787251 Cheshire West & Chester Council ~ 0300 1238123 or e.mail enquiries@cheshirewestandchester.gov.uk There are various voluntary/not for profit organisations operating in Vale Royal who may be able to offer advice, or arrange for work to be carried out in residential properties eg: ARENA Options Ltd ~ Care & Repair Services 0845 142 2064 Weaver Horizon (part of Weaver Vale Housing Trust) maintenance team will quote for all types of maintenance work for private home owners 01606 813452 Help the Aged ~ Handy Van Scheme 01255 473999 Furniture Finders ~~ Donate or collect furniture (recycling) at Winsford. 0845 0264727 email ~ info@ffow.co.uk ~ website: www.ffow.co.uk Rural Buses ~ 01606 810 660 (Door to Door ~ Book the day

before your journey) Travel for Over 60s and disabled persons ~ Wyvern House ~ 01606 867928 Age Concern ~ David Goodwin 01606 888921 Pensions Office ~ 0845 60 60 265

Advertising & Editorial Info

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Many thanks Saro for all your hard work

A Musical Evening Saturday 9th February The talent was amazing and so was the contribution to church funds: 660

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Whats On In Norley March and April 2013

Day Dates

Event

Time Details

Village Hall Diary

For information about Village Hall availability or any other booking enquiries ~ contact Penny Clarke Tel: 01928 788181 Mobile: 07710 498 717 Email: nvh@penny.mpfclarke.me.uk Monday Discontinued for the time being. Contact Penny Clarke Bingo

for more information 01928 787496

Monday April 1

Car Boot Sale

Tuesday March 5 12 19 26 April 2 9 16 23 30 Tuesday March 5 12 19 26 April 2 9 12 19 26 Tuesday March 5 12 19 26 April 2 9 16 23 30 Wednesday March 6 13 20 27 April 3 10 17 24 Wednesday March 6 13 20 27 April 3 10 17 24 Wednesday March 27 April 24 Thursday March 14 April11 Thursday March 7 14 21 28 April 4 11 18 25 Friday March 1 8 15 22 29 April 5 12 19 26 Saturday March 16 Sunday March 3 10 17 24 April 7 14 28 Sunday March 31 Sunday April 21

Ladies Badminton Private Badminton Senior Badminton Wednesday Club Zumba Classes Messy Church W.I. Childrens dance classes Senior Badminton Bowls Club Quiz Night Private booking Setting up Car Boot Sale Cycling Event

8:00am 1:00pm To book a table contact Penny Clarke 01928 787496 To donate items for the village hall table contact Penny Clarke 1 :00pm 3:00 Contact Shirley Craven 01928 787251 5pm 6pm 7pm Contact Mark Perry 01928 732194 Or Jean Welch 01928 731776 2pm Contact Joan Barclay 788394 7 :00 7:50 Contact Izzy 07951 152 172 4:30 6:30 Contact Joe Smith e.mail joe.paul.smith87@googlemail.com 7:30pm Contact Helen 01928 787092 4:30 6:00 Contact Sara 07837053539 7pm Contact Mark Perry 01928 732194 Or Jean Welch 01928 731776 7:15pm 11:0pm Contact Brian Coglan 01928 787426 4pm 6pm

1:30pm 3:30pm 8:00am 4:30pm

School Diary
For more details on booking the School Hall call Kath Tomlinson 01928 788471 Tuesday 7pm Parish Council Meeting April 2 Thursday 7pm Parish Council Meeting May 2

Other Events
Saturday 23 March

Parish Council Surgery

Norley Village Hall If you have a forthcoming event planned, email the details to us and we can include it here

09:30 11:30 No appointment necessary air your concerns

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