Selling items (30-1-16)
I have added 5 items to the Selling section of the NEW WEBSITE. See yesterday's acticle for a link to the new site.
Tony
Cropwell Bishop Bakery (29-1-16)
Garry Jowett is our Village Butcher but did you know that he also sells bread made at a bakery in Cropwell Bishop?
"Turners Quality Bakers" supply Garry with a full range of traditional English bread and rolls as well as a range of modern breads including Spelt, Rye, Corn, Mediterranean & Sodas—to mention a few.
Why not pop into his shop on Nottingham Road and try out some of these breads.
Tony Jarrow
(Photos by Mel Stanley)
Saturday Cafe (25-1-16)
Songs for Spring (25-1-16)
Cropwell Cinema in March (20-1-16)
Happy Birthday .... soon (19-1-16)
1960's Night for All (30-10-15)
Almost there ... (14-1-16)
Fever! (29-10-15)
Ukulele Singalong in the Village (10-1-16)
Roll-up, roll-up for the Radcliffe Ukulele Strummers featuring the first ever Ukulele Singalong in the village — plus guests RayRay and Clark.
Tickets available from Jan, The Parish Clerk at The Old School, or Gary at the Butchers. £6.
Elaine Robinson
Do you have a photo of Cropwell Bishop Garage? (17-12-15)
Pete Simpson used to live in the village and his father, Jim Simpson, worked at the old Cropwell Bishop Gargage that used to be on Nottingham Road — where Lenton Close is now.
He trying to find photos of the Garage as it was in the 1960s. I have located the one on the right but do you have one of your own that you could share with Pete?
If so, please email me.
Thanks
Tony Jarrow
Saturday Cafe Team have their Xmas Do (12-12-15)
The Ladies and one gentleman, all Saturday Cafe volunteers, enjoyed a Christmas get together and Nyce Buffet by Lynne, at The Old School.
Thank you to everyone for continuing to make Sat Cafe a great, regular meeting place for the village, and friends who come from far and wide.
All the Volunteers hope to see all their regulars and will warmly welcome any new people for coffee Cake and Chat, the last Saturday in every month, at The Old School, in 2016.
Mel Stanley
Rawlings Court (11-12-15)
Rawlings Court, Cropwell Bishop: One-bedroom flat available.
Rawlings Court is a community building comprising of 33 self-contained flats. The vacant flat is on the ground floor with patio door access from the lounge to the communal green outside.
It has one bedroom, bathroom/wet room with walk in shower, lounge and kitchen. There is a door entry system and an alarm call system staffed all day every day, and a manager on site for part of every weekday. Heating and hot water is included in the rent.
The building has a community room for events such as coffee mornings and Christmas meals, and residents often arrange for day trips away etc. There is a free-to-use laundry and a lift to all floors.
If you have relatives coming to stay there is a twin bed guest room available for a small charge per night. You can visit your neighbours without going outside or taking your slippers off, but still have the privacy of your own front door.
Applicants must be aged 55 or over. Younger applicants in receipt of medium or high rate DLA or PIPs may be considered. Preference to 55+.
Book your viewing now by calling the scheme manager on 0115-989 9052
Janice Towndrow – Parish Clerk
Will YOU?—tell us (21-11-15)
French Evening (22-11-15)
Photo taken at last night's sell-out 'French Evening' at The Old School.
From Mel Stanley.