Walton Arrow May 2015

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Walton May 2015

Issue No. 16

www.arrowpublications.co.uk


The Walton

is delivered to 2800 homes in Walton every other month. It alternates with The Sandal Arrow. We have the opportunity to spread your news, whether you are forming a new group or just need more members. The Arrow is here to be used by the community to help share information free of change and bring communities closer together. Do you think this will benefit your village and the people who live here? If so, please get in touch. I would love to hear from you. If you are organising summer fayres or fund raising events of different types, let me know, and I will spread the word. Cubs, Beavers, WI, Church, Friendship groups, Coffee mornings, Toddler groups, the list is endless‌. Deadline for articles for the Sandal Arrow is Wednesday 27th May.

Happy Easter

Michelle Sidebottom 01302 534256 07795 387937


Walton WI

Walton W.I. meet every first Thursday of the month at The Village Hall, School Lane, Walton at 7.15pm Everyone is welcome to come along and join us at any of our meetings


www.waltonlibrary.org.uk

Tel: 01924 303344

Our library is run by volunteers for the whole community. There is a wide selection of adult and children's books to borrow, and many talking books and DVDs are also available There are public computers and laptops to use, plus printing and photocopying services for a small charge. It is also a thriving venue for events, groups and activities, and has a small meeting room for hire. The library is the centre for village information, and also advertises events in the wider community . It is a friendly place to call in for a coffee and have a quiet read whilst sitting on our comfy leather settee. There is a Well-being week starting on 27 June. There will be taster activities for adults and children, including tennis, table tennis, yoga and cycling. Hand massage, healthy cooking for kids, healthy eating, coping with dementia, the Samaritans. En-Route hair salon and Walton Hall fitness instructors are also taking part. It ends with a choir concert at St Paul's church at 3pm on Sunday 5th July followed by cream teas. We have just started the D2D service - door to door - volunteers visit housebound local people by mutu-

Regular activities Monday Cycling Group—9.15am (meet at the New Inn) 15+ miles. Choir 7- 8.30 pm (in the school hall) Wednesday Job Club—10—12noon Bridge Club 10-12noon Story Club 3.45-4.45pm alternate week in term time Ages 5-7. Thursday Cycling Group 9.15 am 2nd + 4th Thursdays each month (meet at the New Inn) Walking group 1pm 1st +3rd Thursdays (gentle local walk approx. 1.5 hours) Friday Novices cycling Group 10am meet at New Inn. Bike hire at Anglers.

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Opening times Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday

2-5pm 2-5pm 9-12 & 2-5pm 2-7pm 2-5pm 10-1pm

You can request a copy of the monthly email newsletter by contacting the library or read it by using the link on the library website http://us8.campaign-archive1.com/? u=17f58e4f79fd95f5fa9986035&id=8aa1 6b4d9c

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Paul Brown

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All types of work considered

Professional & Reliable Decorating Carpentry  Joinery  Bathrooms  Kitchens

Plastering Tiling  Basic Plumbing  Flooring  Door Hanging

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Telephone Paul on:

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