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Proposal For Norley Developer, Partner Housing has submitted an application for

affordable housing in Norley. The proposal is to build 14

houses, on Barnes Field on School Bank. The site is pictured

here, and it is close to where the road forks into Maddocks

Hill and Hough Lane.

This issue has been causing controversy in the village for

some time now. While the Parish Council were interested in

developing such housing for the village at one stage, some

villagers views were strongly against these, so they were not

taken forward. This proposal has now been made without

Parish Council involvement.

This is an issue that will clearly raise strong views in the

Community and, as with other such matters in the past, NN

will try to bring you the facts and balance the views.

A village meeting was under preparation as we went to press.

This was held on 26 March at 7.00 pm. The next Parish

Council meeting is on 9th April. We will bring you a further

update next month.

Can you please help us give a more accurate account of the

flora and fauna in Norley for our report for Norley

Neighbourhood Plan? Our group has been set the task of

reporting on the wildlife in the village and as such we have

split up into 3 smaller groups: one to report on Hatchmere

Lake with nearby forest; one to report on Flaxmere Moss; and

one to report on the rest of the village. That’s where my sub-

group comes in.

We have looked at, the site of the former Anti-aircraft Gun

Battery, which has an active Rural Skills Centre managed by

The Conservation Volunteers, formerly BTCV. Do you know

of any more sites of wildlife interest in the village? Apart

from Waste Lane, do you know of any other ponds for us to

visit?

You may have uncommon visitors to your garden, such as

unusual or migrant birds. Your pond may be home to unusual

species such as the rare Great Crested Newt – some have

already been noted in a Norley pond! Please let us know

anything of interest so that we can include as much as

possible in our reports.

To help us we have included in the Norley News a survey

form and are asking everyone to fill in any relevent

information about their land or near-by land and gardens. You

can leave your completed records/information at the shop or

through my door – 15 School Bank (on the estate near the

Tigers Head). We will be sending it out again later in the year

because different species are around then. If you prefer, you

can download it from the Norley Plan website

(http://norleyplan.org/2.html ) and after filling it in

electronically, either return it as above, or by email, to Sheila

Hills - see below. Please return it by the end of May.

You can email me on [email protected] or leave a

message on 01928 787122

Thank-you, Sheila Hills

News Inside

NBR .......................................... drop in report!

Diets ....................................................... by Saf

How to blow diets ................................ by Karen

May Deadline......................................... 15 April

Natural Norley – Wildlife Survey

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High density housing coming to a field near you?

2 Norley News— April 2013

Last Month’s Photo

Many thanks to Norley resident Joan Barclay, for identifying

all the people in our picture from last month.

These are as follows;

Top Row Patricia Cash, Barbara Sanders, Winifred Wilkinson, Doreen Robertson, Jennifer Barclay , Sylvia Lewis, Margaret Wright, Pamela Thompson,

Second Row Sylvia Clark, Joan Wilkinson, Dorothy Robertson, Anne Barker, Brian Clark, Alan Lewis, Robert Barclay, Tony Langley

Third Row Evelyn Potter, Joan Wood, Heather Shallcross, Margaret Robertson, Jean sanders, Paul Barclay, Peter Hooper, Ewart Hough, John Jones

Bottom Row Roy Tilley, Joyce Tilley, Jean Lightfoot, Betty Hooper, Joan Dale, Beryl Lewis, Pam Lewis, John Ellis, Eric Jones, John Hooper.

On the left are Mr Tomlinson and, next to him, Frank Hooper.

On the right are Mr Hindley and Miss B Hough.

The Minister is Rev Wilfred Hough.

Many thanks to Joan, not least for having such an impressive

memory!

Norley Drop In Event 16

February 2013 A consultation event was held in the Village Hall between

11am and 6pm on 16 February 2013. The aim was to obtain

comments on the Norley Baseline Report (NBR) and its

conclusions, which had been made available on the new

Norley Plan website (www.norleyplan.org) for two weeks

beforehand and in hard copy on the day. The event had been

advertised by hand delivery of an invitation to every house

in the Parish, and by posters in the village. Catering was

provided.

There were display stands for the different parts of the

Baseline Report- Infrastructure plus Business, Environment,

Community and Social, Housing, and Education and

Health. Volunteers for each stand were available to discuss

the different sections of the report.

Visitors were encouraged to discuss the NBR and to record

their views on feedback sheets, which were provided.

494 invitations were delivered to each household in the

Parish, and 111 people attended the event. Eight copies of

the NBR were lent out. Comments were requested in

writing on a prepared feedback form, or by email. 50

feedback replies were returned (9 by email, the rest hard

copy feedback forms). This response rate of 45% of those

who attended is exceptionally high for surveys of this type

and demonstrates the interest engendered during the day.

I think its fair to say that the event was well attended,

stimulated discussion, and helped to bring villagers up to

date. Well done helpers!

The feedback requested, and received, focused more on the

specific conclusions in the NBR, rather than the more

general comments obtained from our earlier questionnaire

of August 2012. However, they are consistent with each

other and help us to build a view of what people think about

the issues raised. There will be more opportunities for

discussion and to ensure your views are heard as the

Neighbourhood Plan is developed.

Written feedback has been very positive on the quality of

the NBR (a few errors or omissions have been pointed out).

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Norley Green Belt Under Threat!!

A planning application has been submitted by Partner for

9 affordable homes and 5 open market houses

on the field at the junction of Maddocks Hill and School Bank

Do you want this view destroyed forever?

Your comments will be vital to preserving the

Green Belt in Norley.

If this development is allowed, it will set a precedent

and the field next to you could be next!!

The Parish Council is meeting on

Tuesday 9th April at 7.00pm at Norley C of E Primary School

to consider their response to this application

Please attend to make your opposition to this application loud and clear!

VOL 1 ISSUE 1

The Planning Application reference is

13/00982/FUL Land adj. to Redcot School Bank

It can be viewed on the CW&C website

http://pa.cheshirewestandchester.gov.uk/online-applications/

Closing date for comments 11th April, 2013

Comments can be sent by post to:

Winsford Planning Office Cheshire West & Chester Council Wyvern House, The Drumber Winsford CW7 1AH

Or by email to:

[email protected]


More detailed comments on the individual conclusions in the

NBR are described below.

We have only reported comments which are multiple, and

which are supported by similar comments on more than 8%

of the total number of the feedback forms / emails returned.

“Moderate” and “Strong Support” means contained or

duplicated in more than 10% and 20% of all feedback reports,

respectively.

Details:

Infrastructure and Business:

There was strong support for the need for high speed

broadband. It was pointed out that this affects students as well

as businesses.

There was specific opposition to, and no support for,

provision of business startup units, and concerns they could

lead to more road traffic.

Speeding in Norley is a real issue, especially in Blakemere

Lane / Delamere Road, also Post Office Lane (morning and

evening), and High St. Concern over the lack of a footpath

between Waste Lane and School Bank, near the shop. Strong

support for getting control of this.

Agreement that there is poor maintenance of roads, cycle

ways and footpaths.

Minimal support for replacement of pole mounted power

lines.

There was a small level of comment that we needed more

buses at more regular times and that Acton Bridge railway car

park needed expanding.

Moderate but enthusiastic support for preserving and

enhancing existing footpaths and a village walking circuit.

Community, Social, Health and Education:

There were few comments on these sections of the NBR.

There was moderate support for development of improved

activity / meeting facilities for the village, but also, noting

that the school and chapel facilities were underutilized,

suggestions that the current plans should be trimmed back.

Reponses on the need for improved health facilities were

evenly balanced, for and against.

The retention of the school at a viable size is seen as

important.

Environment

Strong support for protection and retention of the open

spaces within the built parts of the parish, which are valued,

and give Norley its unique character.

Strong support for active management to preserve and

enhance Norley’s environmental assets, particularly

Biodiversity, not only in the high profile sites but

elsewhere.

Housing and Built Environment

Unsurprisingly, This section of the NBR attracted the

majority of all comments.

There were a moderate number of concerns expressed that

unless action was taken to prevent or reduce demolition for

rebuild and enlarging, Norley could become a dormitory

village for the rich which younger people with families

could not afford to live in, and the school and other

facilities would ultimately close.

Strong support that there should be no new large scale

housing developments and that any lower cost housing

should be by infill in small numbers. There were no

contrary comments.

A significant number of responses suggested that all future

developments should be restricted to brownfield sites,

including affordable housing (a moderate level of support)

Views on the need for affordable housing are equally split:

of those that support it, half suggest it should be aimed at

the elderly (i.e. 2 or 3 bed bungalows or similar). People

had concerns that the concept was not affordable to first


time buyers. Those that see no need for more affordable

housing point to the developments already in the pipeline.

In addition there were a small number of concerns raised

about the proposed development in Barnes Field at the

bottom of Maddocks Hill, and also a suggestion that a better

use would be as a nature reserve / wildlife conservation

habitat. This proposed development was not widely known

about during the Drop-in event and in any case is not part of

the scope of the NBR. Unfortunately, until the

Neighbourhood Plan is completed and incorporated into the

County Plan, we can have little influence on these and

future events. The comments will be passed to the Parish

Council.

We would like to thank everyone for their comments which

are invaluable to us and which will be taken into account as

we proceed to develop the draft plan.

Martin Bell

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keeping it off in the long term and how many of these diets

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exercise still can’t lose weight, when most health

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demonstrates all foods aren’t equal – some can give us a

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i.e. reduced calorie intake emphasising low-fat foods with

follow ups after at least 2 years showed that long term

weight loss was around 2kg. Adding in exercise to diet

restraints resulted in a loss of only 1 extra kg.

Restricting calorie intake slows our metabolism through

mechanisms that involve the nervous system, and levels of

thyroid hormones and leptin. Leptin is a hormone secreted

by fat cells; it stimulates the metabolism and also acts as a

satiety signal to the brain. However, as weight falls, so do

levels of Leptin.

The Kekwick Paper was the first study ever to demonstrate

the existence of metabolic advantage was conducted by two

British doctors, Alan Kekwick and Gaston Pawan, of the

University of London.

While the evidence regarding metabolic advantage is

mixed, the following is true:

When metabolic advantage has been demonstrated, it has

been in favour of diets higher in protein and fat and lower in

carbohydrate. They also counteract one of the major

reasons diets fail – hunger!

The positive studies have generally been much longer in

duration than the negative studies, and were more likely to

detect any metabolic advantage that exists.

More importantly, from a health perspective this diet has

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But fats are bad and complex carbohydrates are good aren’t

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• it is in the middle of the village;

• it is out of keeping with the local area;

• it will obtrude for ever on the character of our

village.

Our Green Belt is under threat as never before: permission to

develop this site will set a most dangerous precedent and is

likely to prove the thin end of the wedge. Please don’t fall

into the trap of thinking that this is of no concern to you: it

could well, at some stage, result in similar pressure on a piece

of rural England close to your home.

Help us to fight this scheme by making your feelings known

to Cheshire West and Chester Council. Households directly

affected by the application have received notification. The

expiration date for comments is 11th April 2013. If you wish

to comment speed is of the essence.

The Planning Application reference is

13/00982/FUL

Land adj. to Redcot School Bank

It can be viewed on the CW&C website

http://pa.cheshirewestandchester.gov.uk/online-

applications/

The closing date for comments is

11th April, 2013

Comments can be sent by post to:

Winsford Planning Office

Cheshire West & Chester Council

Wyvern House, The Drumber

Winsford CW7 1AH

Or by email to: [email protected]

The Parish Council is meeting on

Tuesday 9th April at 7.00pm in Norley Primary School

to consider their response to this application

Please attend to make your opposition to this application

loud and clear

Sincerely

Chris Proudfoot

Woodford, School Bank

[email protected]

Many Thanks Doreen, Elizabeth and Carole would like to thank all

relatives, friends and neighbours for the kind expressions of

sympathy, cards and flowers following the sudden death of

Stephen Lewis on 22nd February.

Thank you for the generous donations to the Hurst Methodist

Church.

To the Editor and Norley Residents,

OUR GREEN BELT IS UNDER THREAT! A planning application has been received by CW&C for the

construction of 14 houses on the field at the junction of

Maddocks Hill and School Bank, very close to the centre of

Norley. Of these, nine are described as affordable or shared

ownership homes.

Norley is categorised as “washed-over” Green Belt, and it has

always been the stated requirement that any development

should be in the form of small-scale infill that would create

minimal impact on the locality; or that it should be confined

to the village’s periphery and preferably take place on brown

field sites.

With planning permission approved for 6 affordable homes at

the haulage yard on High Street, your Parish Council voted to

defer any further consideration of affordable housing to the

Neighbourhood Plan which is now underway.

This planning application would seem to be an opportunistic

attempt by the developer, Partner, without any prior reference

to the needs of the Village or its community. The site was

only chosen because this is what the developer wanted, not

because it reflected any real, defined housing needs.

Ask yourself the question: Is a prominent, high density

development appropriate for Norley?

Please remember:

• it is a green field site;

• it is in the Green Belt;


native trees – for instance, elm and ash – at the higher end of

the site.

There is a paucity of native wild flowers in the Norley area

generally; only the undisturbed linear strip along the south

bank of the Weaver Navigation, about two miles away, gives

you some idea of what the variety of local flora should be.

Wet-loving species such as Lady’s Smock, Ragged Robin and

Marsh Marigold would thrive in the damper areas, while

other types which should be common in the area, but are

largely missing because of modern agricultural practices,

could be seeded and grown higher up the slope, to the benefit

of bees and other pollinating insects.

Local beekeepers could be encouraged to have hives close to

the wildflower meadow, and the pond could be a venue for

properly supervised pond-dipping expeditions from local

schools; the site as a whole becoming an educational resource

so that children are encouraged to understand about nature

and about our need to live alongside and safeguard it rather

than plundering it.

The protected Great Crested Newt (Triturus cristatus ) is

present in numbers in the immediate locality, and indeed, we

have them in both our garden ponds, which are approximately

100 yards from the southern boundary of the site. The area is

also the home of Smooth Newts, Common Frogs and

Common Toads, and it is essential that

any further attempt to interfere with the site should be put on

hold until the animals have emerged from hibernation, so that

a proper assessment can be made.

Of course, there would first be the need to acquire the site,

and then its upkeep would have to be assured: for example,

the annual mowing of the wildflower area once seed has been

set, and the maintenance of the pond to ensure that it remains

a good habitat (i.e. doesn’t become choked with grasses).

There’s a lot to think about, but please give this idea your

DRAFT Minutes

Norley Parish Council Meeting 20/02/13, 7pm, Norley Primary School

128. Apologies

Councillor Crawford and Councillor Ford sent their

apologies.

129. Present

Councillor Davidson, Councillor Greenacre, Councillor

Duncalf, Councillor Brewin, Councillor Wild, Councillor

Taylor, attended the meeting, along with Cheshire West and

Chester Councillor Oultram and 11 parishioners.

130. Declarations of Interest

Councillor Duncalf and Councillor Greenacre declared an

interest in Minute Number 140 (v) and took no part in

discussion around this item.

131. Parish Council Vacancy.

Cheshire West & Chester had declared that the election had

been uncontested with Deryn O’Connor being welcomed to

the Parish Council by Councillor Davidson. Clerk provided

Councillor O’Connor a copy of the Acceptance to Office and

Code of Conduct forms. Councillor O’Connor completed and

returned these to the clerk.

132. Public Speakers

Chris Proudfoot addressed the meeting requesting that the

Parish Council Consider his request for an alternative use for

the field on School Bank stating “ I would like very much for

this site to be put to a different use altogether from the one

currently under consideration: namely, as a wildlife

conservation habitat. It is at present fallow land, and slopes

gently in a south-easterly direction towards the road. The

aspect is therefore favourable for the creation of a wildflower

meadow, with a pond at the lower end and, perhaps, some


consideration. It could result in a beautiful amenity for the

community as a whole, as well as a resource of huge value for

the younger generation. We may have a chance to do

something of lasting value to the environment before our

country is completely wrecked by heedless and unnecessary

development”.

The Parish Council agreed to consider this request.

133. Approval of the Minutes from Norley Parish Council

Meeting of 08/01/13.

The minutes of Norley Parish Council Meeting of 08/01/13

were approved subject to the following amendments:-

Minutes no. 126 (i) should also read Parish Council agree to

set a side £150 for the village Christmas tree.

Should read co-option an not co-oped

134. Matters arising from the Minutes of Parish Council

Meeting of 08/01/13.

(i) Clerk instructed to write to Rob Fryer concerning the use

of the swimming pool at the Jewish School site at Hatchmere.

(ii) Cheshire West & Chester Building Control have informed

the builders working at the site on Norley Lane that they must

submit a building control application for the 2 houses that

they are developing.

(iii) The dates have now been confirmed for the use of the

Speed Indicator Device. 6 Volunteers have agreed to support

this, and where possible make themselves available for a

training session on 11/03/13 at 10.30am at The Cottage Post

Office Lane. Clerk to send a reminder to those that have

expressed an interested in supporting this exercise. Clerk also

instructed to display notices to seek more volunteers around

the village.

(iv) Councillor Oultram agreed to contact Highways to

determine why work has not yet been undertaken to resolve

the flood at Maddocks Hill.

(v) Councillor Oultram provided an update on Community

Governance Review process and urged people who felt

strongly to respond as all individual responses will be

considered.

(vi) Councillor Wild and Councillor Taylor agreed to visit the

owners of Windy Ridge concerning the access to this property

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135. Norley Parish Council Surgery 26/01/13.

No Parishioners attended the first Parish Council surgery

held on 26/01/13 at 9.30am in Norley Methodist Church.

The Parish Council agreed to continue with these to

encourage lines of communication with Parishioners. Clerk

instructed to book the next surgery on 23/03/13 at the same

time and location, and display notices, informing

Parishioners of this event, around the village. Councillor

Wild and Councillor Duncalf agreed to attend on 23/03/13,

along with the clerk.

136. Neighbourhood Plan Update

The consultation event held in the village was attended by

over 100 parishioners, with approx 60 forms being

completed and returned on the day, this process continues,

and everyone is being encouraged to read the baseline

report. The Neighbourhood Plan website is now up and

running. Funding has been scaled back wherever possible

and Councillor Davidson thanked all those that have offered

their professional services which have helped to keep the

costs down. It is expected that the Management Group will

discuss commissioning an independent Housing Report for

the village.

137. Norley Parish Council Website

Councillor Wild reported that work continues on the Parish

Council Website and this should be available in the next

few days.

138. Planning Applications

13/00401/FUL single/two storey extension over existing

single storey section, internal alterations and render to

existing brickwork. Wellow Gallowsclough Lane. Norley

Parish Council had no objections.

12/04942/FUL Two storey side and rear extension

(demolition of existing extensions) Highview Cottage

School Lane – Norley Parish Council had no objections

12/05581 The Cottage Flaxmere – Norley Parish Council

have concerns that this is another loss of a smaller house in

the village. It is an increase of 100% on the original

property. Although the family have lived in the property for

over 10 years, the Parish Council feel that trends to enlarge

properties is problematic for the village.

139 Decisions

12/05308/FUL Headlands fingerpost Land Roof alterations

from hipped to gabled, permitted subject to conditions

12/05282/OUT Land to rear of Breech Moss detached

dwelling, permitted subject to conditions.

12/05308/FUL Land at Beech Lane Norley siting of a

residential caravan and container for storage use, permitted

subject to conditions

140. Correspondence

(i) Email from Hazel Merrill inviting members to Code of

Conduct training on 21/02/13 at 7pm. Councillor Wild,

Councillor O’Connor and Councillor Brewin agreed to

attend this training event.

(ii) Email from Hazel Merrill inviting members to

Councillor Training Workshop 2 on 07/03/13. Clerk

instructed to inform them that Councillor O’Connor would

like to attend. Council agreed to cover the cost of this

training at £40.00 per person.

(iii) Email received from Hazel Merrill inviting members to

a Managing Staff the Town and Council Way event on

17/04/13. Clerk instructed to email this to members.

(iv) Email received from Alice Taylor with regard to Land

to Rear of Breech Moss, asking for a copy of the minutes of

the PC meeting that this Planning Application had been

discussed, clerk issued copy of minutes, and a list of

forthcoming Council meeting dates. Clerk explained how

Planning Application are considered by Parish Council


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* Leg & Foot Massage

* Luxury Scalp Massage

*Hot Stone Back Massage (add £6) Opening Times:- Tues & Thurs 9.30 am - 7pm

Weds 9.30am - 1pm

Fri. 9.30am – 5pm

Sat. 9.30am – 4pm

Members when they are received in between meetings from

Cheshire West & Chester.

(v) Letter received from Sally Lucas United Utilities

informing the Council that they had been approached by

Alan Duncalf regarding water showing at the foot of his

garden. Sally explained that their investigations had shown

that the problem was due to Breech Moss, explaining that

the water has risen above a Bridle Path and Public Right of

way and that this is a health and safety concern, being close

to a children’s playground. She informed the Council that

she could not help Mr Duncalf but was writing to Cheshire

west & Chester and Norley Parish Council to advise us of

this issue, asking that the Parish Council investigates this

matter. Councillor Oultram stated that he has spoken to

Planning Enforcement and that he would keep the Parish

Council updated. Councillor Davidson agreed to tape off the

Bridleway and instructed clerk to inform Greenspace that

this has been closed, until investigations are completed.

(vi) Email received from Paul Nolan informing the Parish

Council about The Mersey Forest Plan, encouraging

everyone interested to read their draft plan, and forward any

co mme nt s b y the end o f Ap r i l 2 0 1 3 .

www.merseyforest.org.uk/plan

141. Accounts

(i) Clerk explained that the Council approved payment for

£20.00 to Norley Methodist Church, at the last Parish

Council meeting, but in error, she only wrote the cheque for

£10.00. Parish Council agreed for her to write a cheque for

the missing £10.00.

(ii) Cheque has been received for £700.00 Jubilee Funding

from Cheshire West & Chester; clerk will pay this in to

Parish Council bank account

142. Any Other Business

(i) Clerk instructed to write a letter requesting Grit Bins at

marsh Lane. Councillor Oultram also agreed to take this

matter forward. Councillor Wild informed members about a

Community Gritting Scheme, currently in operation in

Frodsham, members agreed to consider this for Norley.

(ii) Bruce Lane has reported that the walking group have

walked some of the paths in the village and report their

findings once this exercise has been conducted.

(iii) Councillor Wild gained agreement to discuss the

‘Centre of Norley’ with members individually to enable this

item to go on to the next Parish Council agenda.

The meeting finished at 8.40pm

Megan Rosney – Parish Council Clerk

Cuddington & Sandiway

Tennis Club The new tennis season commences at the Playing Fields on

Norley Road, Sandiway on 1 April 2013 when subscriptions

are due.

Family and Couples - £170.00, Senior - £95.00, Junior

Primary - £30.00, Junior Secondary - £40.00, Student -

£40.00

If you are interested in joining, a Membership Form will be

on display in the Norley shop or can be downloaded from

www.cuddingtontennis.org.uk/Membership

Our Club Contact phone number is 01606 789170


Green.

She has been a regular visitor at Norley school, not only

taking Assemblies, but also organising religious themed

days with Class 4.

The children presented Gill with a card and some gift

vouchers and acting head, Mrs H Kelly, stressed that

although everyone wished Gill good luck for the future, she

will be sadly missed.

Two Easter hymns were then sung to Gill along with a

rousing version of “Let’s Twist Again” to send her on her

way.

Red Nose Week Last week, 11th to 15th March became Red Nose Week at

Norley C of E School, to raise money for Comic Relief.

The children in Class 4 sold Red Noses each day at break

time and before school.

Norley CE Primary

School News A pair of glasses were found outside

school a few weeks ago and have yet to

be claimed. Are they yours?.

Goodbye Curate Gill!

On Monday 18th March, Norley Cof E Primary school

invited Curate Gill Stanning to their Celebration Assembly

to say a sad “Goodbye”.

Gill will be leaving the Benefice of Norley, Kingsley and

Crowton at the end of March to go to a parish of her own,

the Benefice of Sandbach Heath,Wheelock and Hassall


After school throughout the week a cake sale was held,

hosted by a different class. There was a wide variety of

cakes and biscuits on sale, ranging from Red Nose cakes

and Teddy cakes, to a delicious chocolate, Malteser cake.

On Friday morning the whole school were treated to a talent

show featuring various children from each year group. A

small group of Reception and some year 2 children bravely

danced to the “Gangnam” song, while other children sang,

played instruments, danced and did impressions.

Altogether over £350 was raised to send to Comic Relief

after a busy week of fundraising.

Children & Staff

Christian Aid Week

12—18 May Please give generously and help ‘Bite Back at Hunger’.

If you would consider joining the band of collectors in

Norley, please call Ruth Lane 788071 or Rita Boon 788185

April’s recipe Dave from The Stores has given me a challenge to create a

recipe using nothing but ingredients available from The

Stores, Norley, and his star ingredient suggestion for this

month– raspberries!

Rather than suggest a healthy option I’ve created an ultra

indulgent dessert featuring sumptuous dark chocolate,

double cream, raspberry jam and raspberries. To be honest

my inspiration started with Delia, her cherry version is

amazing but I’m hoping you’ll all enjoy my raspberry

version.

This roulade-style cake is made with a flour-free sponge,

layered with chocolate ganache, double cream and fresh

raspberries.

Dark Chocolate Raspberry Roulade For the filling:

8 oz (225 g) Green and Blacks dark chocolate 2 large eggs, separated

2 punnets of fresh raspberries, a handful saved for decoration

8 fl oz (225 ml) double cream

For the base: 6 large eggs, separated 5 oz (150 g) caster sugar 2 oz (50 g) cocoa powder, sieved

For the topping: 3½ oz (100 g) Green and Blacks dark chocolate 2 tablespoons Mrs Darlington Raspberry jam sprinkling of cocoa powder

Equipment

A Swiss Roll tin, 8 ins by 12 ins (20cm by 30cm), greased

and lined with baking/greaseproof paper so it comes up

2.5cm above the edge

Method

1. Break the pieces of chocolate into a basin and add 3½ fl

oz (100ml) warm water. Place over a pan of barely

BROWN MOSS

EQUINE CLINIC Brown Moss Farm, Norley Road,

Norley WA6 6LJ

tel: 01928 787500

email: [email protected]

www.brownmossequineclinic.co.uk

• Long established 100% equine veterinary clinic based in Norley

• Practice covers most of Cheshire, extending to Southern

Lancashire, South West Greater Manchester, Merseyside and

The Wirral

• Excellent purpose built facilities

• 24 hour Emergency Cover

• Most advanced and portable digital X-ray equipment

• Ultrasound, Endoscopy, ECG and In-house laboratory facilities

• All our vets and staff are experienced riders and horse owners

themselves

• No call out charge for Norley patients!

Karen . . . . . . . always ready to cook up a storm!

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 don’t need to be able to dance to enjoy

Zumba.

It’s 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


simmering water. Remove from heat, melt the chocolate

and beat with a wooden spoon until smooth.

2. Beat the 2 egg yolks separately and then into the chocolate

mixture. Cool mixture then whisk the egg whites to soft-

peaks, cut and fold them into the chocolate mixture. Cover

the bowl and leave in the fridge for a minimum of an hour.

3. To make the sponge: place the 6 egg yolks in a bowl and

whisk them with an electric hand whisk until they begin to

thicken. Add the caster sugar and whisk until a smooth

medium thick consistency.

4. Fold in the sifted cocoa powder. Using a spanking clean

bowl and carefully washed and dried beaters, whisk the

egg whites to the soft-peak stage. Then take 1 large

spoonful, fold it into the chocolate mixture first then fold

in the egg whites.

5. Now pour the mixture into the prepared tin and bake in the

oven for about 20 minutes, until springy in the centre.

6. Remove it from the oven, it will sink down, then leave until

cold.

7. Turn out onto a sheet of greaseproof paper, which has been

lightly dusted with sieved cocoa powder. Peel away the

paper.

8. Remove the chocolate filling from the fridge using a small

palette knife, spread evenly all over the surface of the base.

9. Next whip the double cream softly, and spread this all over

the chocolate filling, leaving a border all round to allow

for it spreading, then lightly press the raspberries into the

cream.

10. Roll up the cake by lifting and rolling over, pulling the

paper away as it rolls. Don’t worry if it cracks!

11. Heat the raspberry jam into a small saucepan and then

brush it all over the surface. Sprinkle with cocoa powder

and spare raspberries. Serve immediately.

Karen Pickup

We are offering a range of events for children, families and

adults again this year, ranging from Den Building and Mini

Beast Hunts for the children to a Dawn Chorus and

Dragonfly Walk for the adults.

New for Delamere this year is a Forest Holiday Club for 7

to 12 year olds during the Easter and Summer school

holidays. If your child loves the outdoors drop them off for

the day to learn more about the forest, experiment with a

range of bushcraft skills and make new friends. Days are

run by fully qualified, experienced Forest School leaders,

who have enhanced CRB checks.

For further information about the programme of family

events and workshops available or to book please e-mail

Helena on [email protected], call on 07808

506308 or visit the website www.forest-explorers.co.uk

Fitness in the Forest Programme To launch an exciting new programme of fitness classes

Delamere Outdoor Fitness (DOF) are offering free taster

sessions from 11am - 2pm on Easter Sunday and Easter

Monday.

Delamere Outdoor Fitness will be offering a broad

programme of out door fitness classes at Delamere from

Easter. The classes will range from Pilates to Boot Camps

and will run on weekdays and weekends throughout the


day.

For more information and to book visit

www.chesterfitness.co.uk

Cancer Research UK Race For Life Join in this year’s 5km Race for Life by coming along to

run, walk, dance, support and sponsor, and show cancer

who’s boss by raising money to fund groundbreaking

research into new drugs and treatments. The event takes

place on sunday 19th May at 11am. To register and for

more information visit www.raceforlife.org

The Charlatans announce a return to

Delamere Forest The Charlatans have announced that they are the third and

final headline act confirmed to perform in Delamere Forest

on Sunday 7th July as part of the Forestry Commission’s

annual Forest Live concert series. It will be a home forest

gig for the band who last appeared in Delamere Forest to a

sell-out crowd in 2007. Tickets available from

www.forestry.gov.uk/music or Box Office tel 03000

680400.

Tickets have sold out for Paloma Faith, who will perform

on Friday 5th, and Blondie, on Saturday 6th July.

Delamere Forest Events List 2013 For further information about the programme of family

events and workshops listed, or to book, please e-mail

Helena on [email protected], call on 07808

506308 or visit the website www.forest-explorers.co.uk

unless stated otherwise.

April Easter Hunt

Tues 2nd - Drop in anytime between 10am & 4pm -

£4/child

Teddy Bears Picnic

Wed 3rd & Fri 5th - 10am-12pm or 1pm-3pm- £5/child

Forest Holiday Club—NEW!

Mon 8th, Tues 9th & Wed 10th –10am-3pm - £25/child

For 7 to 12 year olds. If your child loves the outdoors drop

them off for the day to learn more about the forest,

experiment with a range of bushcraft skills and make new

friends. Days are run by fully qualified, experienced Forest

School leaders, who have enhanced CRB checks.

Bush craft

Thurs 11th –10am-12pm or 1.30pm-3.30pm - £6/child

Den Building

Fri 12th - 10.30am-12pm or 1.30pm-3pm - £4/child

Badger Watch—NEW!

Sat 27th—6.30-8.30pm -£10 pp

May Dawn Chorus

Sun 5th - 5.30-7.30am-£5 pp

Cancer Research UK Race For Life

Sun 19th at 11am

Join in this year’s 5km Race for Life by coming along to

run, walk, dance, support and sponsor, and show cancer

who’s boss by raising money to fund groundbreaking

research into new drugs and treatments. To register and for

more information visit www.raceforlife.org

Den Building

Thurs 30th & Fri 31st -10.30am-12pm or 1.30-3pm - £4 pp

Minibeast Hunt

Thurs 30th –10-11am, 12-1pm, 2-3pm—£4/child

Bush Craft

Fri 31st - 10am-12pm or 1.30-3.30pm -£6/child

Wildlife Walk

Fri 31st - 10am-12pm -£3 pp


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 [email protected] 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 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 Stephné Douglas Bruce & Ruth Lane Liz Robinson Frazer & Katrina Higson John & Maureen Lewis

Advertising & Editorial Info Full 5mm wide x 274mm high £30.00 Half Page 185mm wide x 135mm high £15.00 Half Page 90mm wide x 274mm high £15.00 Quarter Page 90mmwide x 135mm high £7.50

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 [email protected]

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.

Paul

Childrens' Dance

Classes at Norley Village Hall

on Thursdays, 4:30 - 6:00pm.

To include: baby ballet, tap & street

dance.

Contact Sara 07837053539

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;

April 3 Theatre Visit – Sleeping Beauty

on Ice at the Lowry,

Manchester, 2pm

April 10 AGM & Sales Table

May 8 Sales Table

May 15 Trip to Bakewell

May 29 V i s i t f r om F r o d s h am

Townswomen’s Guild

Seats for the Theatre visit are still available. If interested, please contact Joan on

01928 788394.

Calling all parents & grandparents! Squirrels is a small and friendly Ofsted-

inspected pre-school conveniently

located on Delamere Park. Our caring

and dedicated staff ensure a safe and

secure environment for the children,

where every day is happy and learning is

fun.

We offer places to children from the age

of 2 to school age, during the school

term times. Currently our opening times

are Monday – Thursday 9.00 -3.00 and

we are looking to expand to include

Fridays.

If you would like more information

please pop in and see us, or call Della or

Romany

On 01606 888782

email: [email protected]

Visit:www.squirrelsdelamerepark.co.uk


Community ‘Classifieds’ PUBS: Tiger’s Head 01928 788309 ~ Carrier’s 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 [email protected]

BADGERS - Mr Musgrave Vote of Thanks Rita Boon

Teas Jan Overland

Pat Sweetingham

Competition A Badger item

November 14th AGM

Members evening

December 12th Pantomine Teas Rita Boon

Jackie Oliver

Christmas Dinner 2013

Saturday 7th December

Unless otherwise stated All meetings will be held

In Norley Village Hall at 7.30 p.m.

April 11th CHEESE TASTING

DEMONSTRATION - Mr Kevin

Williams Vote of Thanks Marion Thomas

Teas Katie Percival

Jane Higginson

Competition An ornamental cheeseboard or

dish.

May 9th FROM BEING

CRITICALLY ILL TO THE BIRTH

OF A LOCAL CHARITY - Mrs

Norma Prince Vote of thanks Mary Ramskill

Teas Marion Thomas

Katie Simpson

Bring & Buy

June 13th COFFEE EVENING Venue to be arranged

Jully 11th CHINESE WOK

COOKERY - Mrs Judy Townsend Vote of Thanks Alison Penny

Teas Judith Hull

Alison Wallace

Competition A pair of chopsticks

August 8th OUTING

September 12th GIFT WRAPPING - Mrs

Sue Lacy Vote of Thanks Colette Holden

Teas Mel Capper

Jean Hanratty

Competition A gift wrapped parcel

October 10th A TALK ABOUT

Norley WI Programme 2013


What’s On In Norley April and May 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: [email protected]

Monday

Bingo

Discontinued for the time being. Contact Penny Clarke for more information 01928 787496

Monday April 1

Car Boot Sale 8:00am – 1:00pm To book a table contact Marie Cliff 01928 788181 To donate items for the village hall table contact Penny Clarke

Tuesday April 2 9 16 23 30 May 7 14 21 28

Ladies Badminton

1 :00pm – 3:00 Contact Shirley Craven 01928 787251

Tuesday Apr 2 9 16 19 23 30 May 7 14 21 28

Private Badminton 5pm – 6pm

Tuesday Apr 2 9 16 23 30 May 7 14 21 28

Senior Badminton 7pm Contact Mark Perry 01928 732194 Or Jean Welch 01928 731776

Wednesday April 10 17 24 May 1 8 22 29

Wednesday Club

2pm Contact Joan Barclay 788394

Wednesday April 17 24 May 1 8 15 22 29

Zumba Classes 7 :00 – 7:50 Contact Izzy 07951 152 172

Wednesday April 24 May 22

Messy Church 4:30 – 6:30 Contact Joe Smith e.mail [email protected]

Thursday April11 May 9

W.I. 7:30pm Contact Helen 01928 787092

Thursday April 4 11 18 25 May 2 9 16 23 30

Children’s dance classes 4:30 – 6:00 Contact Sara 07837053539

Friday April 5 12 19 26 May 3 10 17 24 31

Senior Badminton 7pm Contact Mark Perry 01928 732194 Or Jean Welch 01928 731776

Saturday April 27

Private booking 1:00pm – 5:00pm

Saturday May 18

JNCOT village quiz 5:00pm – 11:00pm See ad in this Norley News for details

Sunday April 7 14 28 May 5 12 19 26

Private booking 4pm – 6pm

Sunday March 31

Setting up Car Boot Sale 1:30pm – 3:30pm

Sunday April 21

Cycling Event 8:00am – 4:30pm

School Diary For more details on booking the School Hall call Cath Tomlinson – 01928 788471 Tuesday April 9

Parish Council Meeting 7pm

Thursday May 2

Parish Council Meeting 7pm

Other Events

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


NORLEY SCOUTS BEDDING PLANT SALE

Welcome to this year’s 1st Norley Scouts bedding plant sale. Once again this year we are presenting

a selection of the most popular bedding plants and importantly are once again only using small local

growers. So by supporting the Scouts you are also supporting local industry and local nurserymen.

Note:prices have been held at the same level as last years

Each year the volume of plants we sell continues to grow (forgive the pun) and the collection day

can be quite chaotic so again this year we are going to deliver all the orders.

TIME TABLE FOR BEDDING PLANTS 2013

Week comm. 8th April: Order forms can be returned to us from this date onward. Please enclose

payment with your order.

Cheques should be made payable to 1st Norley Scout Group

You can return the forms and payment to:

1st Norley Scout Hut, Crabmill Lane, Norley WA6 8JN (just put it through the letter box) Bruce Lane, Howell Croft, Cow Lane, Norley

Friday 3rd May: This is the last date for orders as we will be placing our order with our

nurserymen on Mon 6th

Sat 18th May DELIVERY DAY!!!! We will be delivering between 09.00 and 12.00

If you have any problems with delivery, please let us know, as we are happy to leave an order with a

neighbour or in a safe shady spot of your choice

Once again, thank you for your past orders and I hope you can once again support both local

Scouting as well as local small nurserymen by ordering again.

Les Bennion

1st Norley Scout Group Chairman


1st

Norley Scout Group

Bedding Plant Order 2013

PLEASE RETURN THIS HALF OF FORM by

3rd May 2013

1st

Norley Scout Group

Bedding Plant Order 2013

PLEASE KEEP THIS HALF FOR YOUR

REFERENCE

Tray of 16 plants @ £2.60 per

tray

No. Of

trays cost


tray

No. Of

trays cost Ageratum – Blue Champion Ageratum – Blue Champion Lobelia – bedding verities mix blue/white Lobelia – bedding verities mix blue/white Lobelia Trailing Lobelia Trailing Marigold – French Aurora Marigold – French Aurora Mesambryanthemum – Magic carpet mix Mesambryanthemum – Magic carpet mix Nicotiana Nicotiana

Sub Total Sub Total


tray

No. Of

trays cost


tray

No. Of

trays cost Antirrhinum – mixed Antirrhinum – mixed

Begonia – Semperflorens mixed colours Begonia – Semperflorens mixed colours

Petunia – mixed Petunia – mixed

Salvia – red Salvia – red

Sub Total Sub Total

Tray of 6 plants @ £2.60 per tray

No. Of

trays cost Tray of 6 plants @ £2.60 per tray

No. Of

trays cost xxxxxxxxx xxxxxxxx xxxxxxxxxx xxxxxxx

Impatiens – Bizzie Lizzie mixed Impatiens – Bizzie Lizzie mixed

Pansy – mixed colours Pansy – mixed colours

Sub Total Sub Total

10cm Potted plants No. Cost 10cm Potted plants No. Cost Fuschia – bush (@ £1.20) Fuschia – bush (@ £1.20)

Fuschia – trailing (@ £1.20) Fuschia – trailing (@ £1.20)

Geranium – single (@ £1.20) Geranium – single (@ £1.20)

Geranium – ivy leaf trailing (@ £1.50) Geranium – ivy leaf trailing (@ £1.50)

Surfina Petunia – mixed colours(@ £1.50) Surfina Petunia – mixed colours(@ £1.50)

Sub Total Sub Total

1.5 litre Potted plants @ £2.10 No. Cost 1.5 litre Potted plants @ £2.10 No. Cost Geranium - double Geranium - double

Sub Total Sub Total

9cm Pot Tomato plants @ 70p No. Cost 9cm Pot Tomato plants @ 70p No. Cost Gardener’s Delight Gardener’s Delight

Moneymaker Moneymaker

Shirley Shirley

Sub Total Sub Total

Delivery £1.00

Delivery £1.00

Total Payment included with order £ Total Payment included with order £

Name:

Address:

Cheques to 1st

Norley Scout Group’ please

Return to 1st

Norley Scout Hut

Crabmill Lane, Norley, Cheshire. WA6 8JN

Delivery will be between 9.00am and 12.00pm on

Saturday 18th

May 2013

Tel. No.

THANK YOU FOR SUPPORTING

1ST

NORLEY SCOUT GROUP

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