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From the Editor
Welcome to August!
Inside this month’s magazine you can find information on various events and activities, including a whole host of free things to do with your younger one’s once they break up from school These events are all cour tesy of the Grand Union Housings’ Quest programme. (P16)
Thank you to ever yone that took the time to congratulate us on our 5th Bir thday last month - we are ver y grateful for all of your suppor t and encouragement! Thank you also to Evelyn Hopper who has once again shared one of her stunning photographs with us which we have chosen to use for our front cover this month.
We hope that you enjoy the summer (hopefully it has arrived by the time you are reading this!!) - don’t forget, if you do manage to get away, then please do take a copy of your Arlesey News Magazine along with you and send us your photo’s so we can see how far we travel! Thanks to Liz Anderson for star ting us off strong with a trip to Santorini with our Stotfold issue!
Remember, this is your magazine, if there is something you would like us to include then do get in touch with us using the contact details below. - We look for ward to hearing from you!
Until next time!
Mede welcome s pecial gues t Page 14
17 Tri p down memory lane Page 20
s from Arle sey Bro wnies Page 6 Blackbelt success Page 19
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from the Need Project Page 9
Bedfordshire Council update Page 11
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With thanks to this month’s contributors: Brian kelly - BK Electrical, Jo Loach, Our local schools, groups and organisations, The Need Project, Central Bedfordshire Council, Grand Union Housing,St Peter ’s Church, NHRR, ATFC, KSK Karate & all of our adver tisers.
Announcements Page 12 Quest Summer Programme Page 16 News from Gothic Mede Academy Page 14 News from Etonbur y Academy Page 15 Local Church News Page 17
Local Spor t News Page 19
All this alongside all our usual news from our local churches groups, clubs & organisations..
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M.J Ryalls Celebrate 50 Year s!
M J Ryall Building Supplies celebrated in style after reaching 50 years of trading from their Norton Road site. The Stotfold based building supplies business originally began trading in Stotfold in 1974 by Michael & Josie Ryall and is run today by Chris and Vanessa Ryall, together with Manager Mark Baisden. To celebrate the occasion, MJ Ryall offered all of their loyal customers a very special treat of hot breakfast rolls which unsurprisingly went down an absolute treat!
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MJ Ryalls put their success down to providing the same friendly and practical service today as they offered on day one, always going that extra mile for their customers. They also offer a free delivery service within the local area Congratulations Chris and team on reaching such a magnificent milestone!
Michael Ryall pictured outside the shop with dog Rebel
MJ Ryall as we know it today, with their new branding especially designed to celebrate their Golden Year
Local Youngster s Take On Snowden!
Meet Lola (6) and Immie (3) These girls are just amazing having decided a while back that they wanted to set themselves a challenge, they quickly decided between the two of them that climbing a mountain was just the thing!
After Lola's initial suggestion to climb Mount Everest, Lola and Immie soon settled for Snowdon. The girls have decided to raise money for a very worthwhile cause - The Garden House Hospice, a cause very close to their hearts The girls will be climbing Snowden during the last week of July so by the time this issue reaches you all, the girls may well have already completed this!
The link will remain open for sometime after the challenge - If you can support them in any way we know they would be truly grateful! https://www.justgiving.com/page/harriet-evans1719854008842?utm medium=fundraising&utm content=page%2Fharriet-evans-1719854008842& utm source=copyLink&utm campaign=pfp-share
Fix My Street Reminder
Have you noticed a new pothole or fly tipping? Are there any hedges you walk past where growth is blocking the pavement? These are just a few examples of issues that can be reported via the "Fix my street" app operated by Central Bedfordshire Council The app allocates a case reference number, shows if the issue has already been reported and shows action taken to date A handy little tool for residents why not take a look? you can also upload photographs of the issue. Download it from your app store or find the link through the Central Beds Council website
Immie (left) and Lola (right) training hard for their for thcoming challenge!
NEWS
Update Fr om Ar lesey Br ownies.
The Brownies have been trying to make the most of the outdoors (between the showers!) by pitching tents and playing wide games.
Did you know that Guides delivered messages during World War 2? To get ready for our visit to Bletchley Park, we received messages from Agent Blue Fox to see how good we’d be at remembering them. We made semaphore flags to send messages and wrote in invisible ink! We had a fantastic day at Bletchley, trying out some swing dance routines, and exploring the mansion house and huts to learn all about Alan Turning and the code breakers We even met Turing’s teddy bear Porgy And used morse code to spell our names
ARLESEY PHARMAC Y
FREE Pr escription deliver y ser vice to “housebound and vulner able” patients.
We’ve finished for the summer now but will be back in September. If you’d like to join us for fun, friendship and adventures either as a Brownie or as a volunteer leader we’d love to hear from you Email us at Arlesey.brownies@hotmail.co.uk or go to www girlguiding org uk/information-forparents.
FREE Repeat pr escription "dr opof f" and collection ser vice fr om Ar lesey Medical Centr e and Lar ksfield (Stotfold) Sur ger y. Mon to Fri 8.45am - 1pm & 2.00pm - 6.15pm
Satur day & Sunday - Closed Tel. 01462
We look forward to bringing you more news and updates as we begin our Autumn term in September.
Graham Smith
BRICKWORK & PAVING
Covering all aspects of brickwork old & new, plus patios, driveways & fencing. All work completed to a very high standard. Friendly, family run business Tel: 07703 171857 / 01462 73 1829
For Sale
Dear Editor,
Congratulations on the Special 5th Bir thday Edition - it's lovely to see how the content has grown. Some ver y useful information too! Thank you so much for the lovely tin of biscuits! I love delivering Arlesey News Magazine!
Best wishes, Verna
Dear Editor,
We are wondering if your readers can help us
Both our cats are missing Mor ty the black one disappeared first week in December last year All black with a thin white strip on his chest Rick his brother ginger tabby has been missing over a month now
Both real home boys and unless they have found an aga and fish on tap , would have been home by now . They are both chipped.
Both cats are from the Straw Plait Way area.
Please call 07788203240 if you think you have seen them or you are looking after them
Thank you
Left - Monty, Right - Rick
Dear Editor,
I am writing to let you and your readers know about the excellent job Full Flow Cleaning did with our block paving driveway I got the details from your magazine as a lady had her patio cleaned by them and said what a good job they had done .
I’d like to say thank you to Geoff Reid who has made my driveway look like new and I will be using him again it looks better than I thought it would and I recommend this company
Thank you Geoff, Malcolm Tilbrook
Kampa Brean 4 Classic Air Pro (Polycotton Air Tent) Trailer Aluminium Frame with Cover Camping equipment included- Tent & Trailer in excellent condition, both have been used only three times £900 Cash only
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LOCAL life..
Brian, you have lived locally now for many years, are you an original Bedfordshire residen I’ve lived in Stotfold since 2006 after meeting my wife Donna. I originally grew up in West Dray ton which is right next to Heathrow airpor t, it’s a bit quieter and slower paced here in Stotfold!
We know you have had some involvement in football over the years - can you tell us about it and what made you decide to take this on (alongside also running your own business!)
I began coaching for the Stotfold Juniors when my son was an U6 player and now our team - the Stotfold Amber ’s, are playing as U16’s! It’s been a ver y rewarding experience seeing them grow both as players and as people I absolutely love football and now I also get to watch my daughter play for Stotfold Juniors too (although this time it’s purely as a parent with no coaching involved!!)
We know you are always busy, either working or running round after the children - How you choose to unwind yourself?
I’ve recently just taken up playing golf again after a few years out Now the kids are a bit older we have some free time so like to get out on the course or the range As a family we also love to visit restaurants, visit the cinema and take in a show ever y now and then
Brian, which do you prefer? Television or Music If you could only listen to three more songs or watch three more programmes for the rest of your life, which three would you choose and why?
Wow this is tricky Think I will have to go with television as I'm a big film fan!
My three things to watch would be:
The lord of the rings box set
The James bond collection.
The Game of thrones series.
I think this would keep me occupied longer than listening to 3 songs!!
Brian, many young people are leaving school now and deciding what to do with their futures. What advice would you give to someone looking to learn a trade and even maybe to work for themselves?
I would say to school leavers, please don't panic if your unsure of what to do, I was 28 when I decided to become an electrician. Its probably one of the best decisions I've ever made. It’s not always easy, but being your own boss works for me. The main thing is that you enjoy what you do as we are a long time working in this world!!
Air-conditioning Specialists
T HIS MON TH W E CHAT TO BRIA N KELLY of BK ELECTRICA L
Best Nurser y Rated Good
BEST Nurser y rated Good in all areas in its latest Ofsted inspection.
The repor t, which followed a visit in May, highlighted the “ambitious vision” the nurser y’s management team has for children and the successful implementation of the curriculum which enables those who attend to make good progress in their learning. The inspector also noted how staff are encouraged to fulfil their aspirations of career development, which helps them to build a commitment to their roles and provide a stable and caring environment for children.
Lisa Pye, manager of the nurser y, which is par t of the Bedfordshire Schools Trust (BEST ), told the Arlesey News Magazine “I am delighted with our inspection repor t and really pleased the hard work and dedication of our staff has been recognised “The inspector said during her visit that she saw glimpses of Outstanding and this will cer tainly drive us on to keep providing the best environment, curriculum and development oppor tunities we can for our children ”
“I would like to thank ever yone who has played a par t in this success and am ver y grateful for the incredible suppor t from our families who have helped us to achieve this fantastic outcome ”
BEST Chief Executive Officer Dr Alan Lee added: “This is an excellent repor t, there is so much to celebrate! Par ticularly pleasing is the independence the children are developing, the kindness they show to each other and the ambition that staff have for all in their care. “I’m sure BEST Nurser y will continue to go from strength to strength."
BEST Nurser y (Arlesey) manager Lisa Pye, left, and assistant manager Abbey McKenna
Mental Health Matters - with Jo Loach
Know your season..
Our seasons feel all over the show Apparently, this is due to climate change; I don’t pretend to understand the science However, I do have some understanding about the seasons of the human soul These shift and change throughout our lifetime to enable us to evolve, change, grow, rest, heal, process endings, navigate transitions and enter new seasons When we do not know what season we are in, we may work against its natural rhy thm and flow This is more likely when in a season we do not wish to be in, like grief. We tend to think grief only applies to the loss of a loved one. Grief is a natural process that follows loss/endings whether of relationships/employment/health/youth/circumstance. It could be any ending of how life was, what has not materialised or where life is going. Sometimes we suffer more subtle losses of self, agency, purpose or direction.
Grieving is personal. It can be hard, exhausting and unpredictable. The worst way to respond to grief is by ignoring or suppressing it. This can be an instinctive, defensive response to pain we do not want to feel. Paradoxically it is only by being exactly where we are, along with whatever pain we feel, that we begin to move towards where we would rather be. What can help during difficult seasons is to cut ourselves some slack around expectations. And to practice consistent self-care of all par ts. To berate ourselves with impatience or withdraw self-care is to prologue being in the ver y place we don’t want to be The garden illustrates that growth happens over time with consistent care combined with cer tain conditions, especially warmth It is no different for us
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Update from The Need Project
•751 parcels provided in 20 working days • 391 top- up-bags collected from our Pop- up sites • £52,725 estimated value of the food for the month • £6,602 50, the average monthly cost to run the charity • 1667 adults, 1450 children & 212 pensionersthe amount of people helped in June.
It seems to go without saying, it’s another ver y, ver y busy month Considering we had 3 less working days, it’s still really high numbers, but you know we are still here, doing what we do, feedings as many people as we can, and giving away our best before stuff in Stotfold, Sandy and Shefford, which we don’t want to see binned.
We are always amazed and so so grateful for the suppor t we get from the people of Stotfold and surrounding areas. They are so keen to buy in and suppor t us. From people with allotments, with rhubarb, or people dropping a bag of stuff into the centre. Also, people looking on our Facebook page and seeing what we need and dropping it off, so Facebook really does work
I remember, maybe 10 years ago, if I spent £100 on food, I’d be disappointed But, last month, which was June, we spent £15,000 on food That doesn’t mean we’re not well suppor ted, we are getting great donations, but demand is really high But we keep going and the food keeps coming and we go again
The pressure of finding the food is so outweighed by the feeling we get when we see people fed, so that’s why we do because we are called to do it. Our move is still on, but these things take time. Ourplanning drawings are in to the council. We are just waiting approval and then we can go for building regs and move on. Please pray for us. Pray that we get things done swiftly and get hold of the keys, so we can star t developing the downstairs, which is the main priority, the Food side of what we do, which is phase 1.
Again, thank you so much to all the people who make the project possible - the volunteers, the prayer warriors, the encouragers, the donators. You don’t know how much it helps
Thanks
Praise God always Gordon
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GET IN TOUCH!
We absolutely LOVE receiving your letters, emails and messages - get in touch with us at arlesey news@yahoo com or message us through our Facebook page
MOLLIE JENNINGS
10th August
We'd like to wish our amazing mum, nan, and great-nan a ver y Happy 95th Bir thday
We love you so much! She really is our matriarch of the family, and we'd be lost without her!
KATIE
11th August
Happy 18th Bir thday!
Lots of love Mum and Dad
HELEN BACKHOUSE
27th August
ALEX
Happy 4th bir thday to our amazing son!
Fabulous at Fifty! Happy Bir thday lots of love Steve, Ollie & Jacob X
Have the best day, Love Mummy & Daddy xxx
KARL DOHERTY
Happy 40th Bir thday!
Hope you have a fantastic day!
Lots of love Stacy, Oscar and Mia X
MATTHEW
Happy 21st Bir thday!
Love Mum, Dad, Oliver & Thomas x
JACK COOPER August 30th
FREDDIE
Happy 12th Bir thday!
Love Mum, Dad and Ella xx
Happy 15th Bir thday!Have a good one! Love from us all x
News from Gothic Mede A c ademy
A few weeks ago Gothic Mede Academy was lucky enough to have a visit from former England Netball Captain, Pamela Cookey It was a remarkable experience for our students, filled with inspiration, learning, and excitement After Pamela’s inspiring assembly our Year 3 students had the unique oppor tunity to learn some techniques from Pamela herself! The children thoroughly enjoyed it and we are ver y grateful to Pamela for taking the time to visit our school and share her inspiring stor y
During July our Year 4s took par t in a Bikeability course. This educational program provided our students with essential cycling skills and road safety knowledge, helping them become confident and responsible cyclists The students thoroughly enjoyed the interactive and dynamic nature of the training Thank you to instructors who led the course, providing exper t guidance and suppor t to our students
We wish all of our pupils and their families a safe and enjoyable summer break and look for ward to seeing you all in September.
Pamela Cookey on her recent visit to Gothic Mede Academy
Full concentration for Bikeability
Etonbur y A cademy
September 2023 saw the opening of our new Sixth Form purpose built facilities here at Etonbur y Academy This suppor ts our commitment to the provision of post 16 education in Stotfold, Arlesey and the surrounding villages
Our first cohor t of students continue to aim high and have flourished during their first year in Sixth Form We are excited to welcome them back into Year 13 after the summer break along with our new Year 12 cohor t!
We wish all GCSE students the ver y best of luck with results day this summer Should anyone wish to apply to the Etonbur y Sixth Form we do have ver y limited spaces still available, please contact
Chloe Dowden our Head of Sixth Form via email in the first instance Etonbur y Academy has made plans to suppor t families and students during the summer after results day with their current Sixth Form applications along with any last minute applications to our Sixth Form.
Although the process of making an application normally occurs much earlier in the year we can suppor t you post results day so please be assured we are here to assist.
Initially please make contact via email cdowden@bestacademies org uk
We have a diverse range of subjects on offer across A Level and BTEC courses
Our purpose built new facilities have all the latest technology to offer a professional study setting with a suppor tive post 16 learning environment
ETA Sixth Form at a Glance:
● Over 20 A Level & vocational subjects
● Diverse range of enrichment oppor tunities
● Purpose built exclusive facilities to include quiet study areas, common room and dedicated cafe.
● Mentoring and suppor tive pastoral team
To apply please contact C Dowden Head of Sixth Form cdowden@bestacademies.org.uk
The first Etonbur y sixth form cohor t continues to flourish
Quest 2024 Summer Youth A ctivit y Programme 2024
Any questions or enquiries please contact youthinvolvement@guhg.co.uk or call Nicola 07717 313868 Come
Cricket 3pm -4pm 26 July, 16 Aug
Arlesey Skatepark SG5 6SN Arlesey Skate Park Jam 23 Aug 12pm – 4pm / all ages
Arlesey Recreation Field (Rear of Arlesey youth Club to the right) High Street SG15 6SN Picnic in the Park 30 July 12pm - 2pm
Fair field:
Fair field Community Centre Kipling Cresent, SG5 4GY
Limited Spaces Book: youthinvo (Subject to change)
News from Our Local Churches.
St Peter ’s Church.
u receive the magazine, The Reverend Jenna will be licensed and living in the Arlesey Vicarage, ready to star t her new ministr y. You can see her in the photo, so as she star ts her work in and around the village, you will be able to recognise her and make her welcome It is always an exciting time when a new priest arrives, some things will stay the same, but there will also be changes Watch this space In the meantime, ser vices continue as usual, (see below) However on the 4th August we will be going to St Guthlac’s Church in Astwick for an Open Air Ser vice at 11 15am, followed by a “bring your own picnic”, if you wish to stay Ever yone is welcome and Revd Jenna will be taking the ser vice
There will be no Afternoon Tea in August, as we take a shor t summer break But it will be held on the 4th September, ever yone welcome
If you are holidaying at home or abroad, stay safe, remember the sun cream and remember to care for your friends and neighbours, community and caring is impor tant to us all I have enjoyed being able to write these ar ticles over the last two years, and may do some in the future I am pleased to say the September news will be written by the Revd Jenna, as she introduces herself and what the next month will bring Helen Bardell
Our ser vice times are:-
1st, 3rd,4th,5th Sundays 9 30am 2nd Sunday All Age Worship 10 00am
Refreshments are ser ved after each ser vice Weekdays
Coffee Mornings Tuesday 10.30am in church
10.30am-12 noon Toddler and Parent/Carer Group 1st Wednesday in the month Afternoon Tea 2- 4m All Welcome
Updated Contact Details
Reverend Jenna Dearden
email:- revjennadearden@gmail.com
mobile:- 07708 666612 Church Landline 01462 731227
the news
St Peter ’s Church over the last couple of years while a new Vicar was recruited Thank you so much!
Welcome to Revd Jenna
Update from Arlesey Town FC.
Local Spor ts News
Arlesey Town Football Club are proud to announce that U16 Player Foden Nor thover has now signed a two year scholarship with Nor wich City.
Foden came through the ArleseyTown Youth football pathway, spending 3 years with Arlesey Town from U13 to U16 before Nor wich came in for him
The club would like to wish Foden all the best at his new club and look for ward to following his development in football
As we approach the star t of the new season, we are still hoping to recruit volunteers to help us in the clubhouse and at the ground on future match days We have many roles available and welcome anyone interested in getting involved in their local club
To find out more please contact Info@arlesey townfc co uk - keep up to date with all our news on our social media pages!
Black Belt Success For KSK Karate!
Last month KSK Karate had six of their students achieve their Black Belt!
KSK don't just teach karate and self defence, students learn impor tant life skills They currently have clubs at Arlesey W I Hall, Stotfold Memorial Hall, Fair field Park Community Hall, Pendleton Spor ts Centre, and Shefford STMA The minimum age to join us is 7.
To join us please contact Gabriel on 07742 820956 or email info@jksk.co.uk
WELLBEING WALKS
Are you looking to make new friends? Wellbeing Walks are a local walking group where ever yone is welcome. Walks star t at 10.45am
August 1st - Corner of Hospital Rd, Arlesey August 8th/15th Scout Hut, Baldock Rd, August 22nd/29th The Crown, The Green - Stotfold
For more details contact Beth Over field 01462 815672
Nor th Her ts Road Runners
The 1st Sat of the month 5k at Letchwor th Common will be on 3rd August at 9am Entr y is free and open to all runners
The Standalone 10k will be on 6th Oct and entries are now open. We continue with our training sessions on Tues & Thurs at 7pm and welcome runners of all abilities all under qualified coaches. FOR MORE INFORMATION VISIT OUR WEBSITE NHRR.ORG.UK OR CALL IAN 07506429928
Foden as he signs his two year scholar with Nor wich FC
Down Memory Lane
Useful Telephone Numbers
Citizen’s Advice Bureau
01525 402742
01525 841217
Trading Standards Advice Line 0300 300 8136
Churches
St Peter ’s Church, 01462 731227
Arlesey Methodist Church
Rev'd Emmanuel Onabanjo
07464 881751
Fair field Community Church 07376 740410
Kings Baptist Church 01462 730521
Salvation Army Stotfold Corps 01462 731072
Council
Arlesey Town Council Town Council Office
Arlesey Community Centre, High Street, Arlesey, Beds
SG15 6SN Phone: 01462 733722
Email: clerk@arlesey-tc gov uk
Central Bedfordshire Council, Prior y House, Chicksands, Shefford SG17 5TQ 0300 300 8000
Email customers@centralbedfordshire gov.uk
Web www.centralbedfordshire.gov uk
Waste Collection / Recycling / Dog Warden / Fly tipping / Grass Cutting / Street Cleaning / Abandoned Vehicles
0300 300 8631 or 0300 300 8632
Doctor
Arlesey Medical Centre
www arleseymedicalcentre nhs uk
01462 732144
Larksfield Surger y Stotfold: 01462 732200
Out of Hours Ser vice 111
Emergencies
Electricity Emergencies
Gas Emergencies
Helplines
Alcoholics Anonymous
0800 7 838 838
0800 111999
01438 747475
Childline 0800 1111
National Menengitis Trust
0845 6000800
Samaritans 08457 909090
NSPCC 0800 800 5000
Housing
First Garden City Homes
01462 683307
Pioneer House, Nor ton Way South, Letchwor th Garden City, Her ts, SG6 1NY Grand Union Housing - all enquiries 0300 123 5544
Miscellaneous
Arlesey Community Larder
ACORN - Arlesey Conser vation For Nature
Mick Jackson 07970 734416 ( Treasurer)
arlesey acorn@gmail.com
Beds Rural Communities Charity
Letchwor th MS Unit
07427 650080.
Police
Beds Police (Crime repor ting) 01234 841212
Crimestoppers 0800 555111
Hospitals
Bedford Hospital 01234 355122
Lister Hospital 01438 314333
NHS Direct 0845 464700 300 8068
Librar y
Arlesey Resource Centre & Librar y 01462 731469
Stotfold Librar y 0300 300 8068
Pubs
The White Horse 01462 621118
The Old Oak 01462 612536
The True Britton 07494 563496
Schools & Nurseries
Etonbur y Academy 01462 730391
Pix Brook Academy 01462 416243
Gothic Mede Lower School 01462 732002
BEST Nurser y (Arlesey) 01462 732168
Arlesey Preschool @ WI Hall 07815 293670
Children’s Centre
Stotfold and District Children's Centre 01462 730623
Transpor t
Trains (National Enquiries) 08457 484950
Whitbread Wanderbus 0300 123 3023
Boxall Taxis 01462 433 333
Greenacre Transfers
Airpor ts & Chauffeur Ser vices
www.greenacretransfers.co.uk
01234 838771
01462 487172
Bir ths, Deaths & Marriages 0300 300 8089
Local Directory
ACORN Arlesey Conser vation For Nature
AD Garden Rooms
A JB Fencing
Alfie’s Barbers
07970 734416
01438 313765
07837 791365
01462 658449
All Wrapped Up - Balloons and Florist 07886 569134
Andy Leonard Painter & Decorator 07889 903283
Arlesey Community Larder
Arlesey Walking Group
Arlesey Pharmacy
Arlesey Social Club
07427 650080
01462 638286
01462 731200
01462 731361
Ask Phil - Windows, Driveways, Garden Rooms 01462 545729
Aquarius Garden Design
01462 731292
Barn Hair Studio 01462 835611
Bal & Co Motor Care
Bews Electrical
Big Minibus Hire
BK Electrical / Brian Kelly
Box Of Cakes Cafe & Cake Shop
Broadband Communications
BSH Glazing ( Windows & Doors)
Bugs ‘n’ Things Pest Control
Builders - SJ Brock
Carpentr y by Ray
Carpet Cleaning - ACCS Ltd
Carpets & Flooring - Paul Faulkner
Cascade Water Ser vices
Catsitter - Claire
Computer Repairs - NIck Saunders
The Cooker Buddy Oven Cleaning
Chris Webster, Stotfold
(Correspondent for The Comet )
Darren Peters Proper ty Maintenance
Denmanair
Dennison’s - House & Garden Clearance
Do It All Dan
ECO Clean Carpet Cleaning
Electrician - Terr y C Seymour
Fair field Bowls Club
Fencing (A JB)
Finesse Interiors
First Step Estate Agents
Foot Health Professional - Vicki Eagles
Foot Pro Podiatr y
FullFlow Pressure Washing/Cleaning
Gifford Dance Academy
Graham Smith Brickwork & Paving
Greenacre Transfers Airpor ts & Chauffeur Ser vices