Author: Marcus Evans

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It is with regret that given the current circumstances we have cancelled the Village party.

If things pick up and we can find an alternative date later in the year, we may try to re-arrange.

Unfortunatly the Tottington & District Horticultural Society Spring Show on March 28th has been cancelled due to the ongoing issues with Coronavirus.

“The D-CaFF’s main priority is the safety and protection of our members. After very careful consideration D-CaFF will be closed on Tuesday 24th March and Tuesday 28th April.

This decision has been taken based on a duty of care, not only to the members but also to the D-CaFF team and the wider public.

Thank you for your patience and understanding. Please check our Facebook Page for any up dating news .

**We will be re considering if our D-CaFF meeting on May 15th will go a head nearer the time.**”

16/3/20 – Afternoon Tea and Beetle Drive fundraiser for D-CaFF at Falshaw’s Tea Rooms is cancelled.

We are very grateful to the kind people who keep our village looking nice and tidy by litter picking etc. However there comes a time when it is necessary to have a “Spruce Up Day”.

The next Spruce Up will be on Saturday March 21^st starting at 10am and finishing around noon. We would like as many people as possible to join us at the rear of the Old School to be given jobs. They could be litter picking, tidying the Village Green, pruning hedges and many other tasks to help make the village look good at the start of the warmer weather.

Just turn up in working clothes and if you have strong gloves bring them along too. We will provide the rest, litter pickers, bags, tools etc.

We have received an email from Kim Griffiths who is our Neighbourhood Engagement Officer at Bury Council.

Tottington and Bury West Rotary together with partners (Council/ Martin Proffit/ Tottington Primary school / Rev Hugh Bearn and others) are working on plans to renovate and improve Whitehead Gardens opposite St Anne’s Church  in Tottington.

As part of the process, and before applying for funding to do work, they need to get the views and ideas of local people ( “needs” assessment) They have a consultation open on One Community at the moment:

https://www.onecommunitybury.co.uk/whitehead-gardens-tottington-restoration-project

In addition they will be putting paper copies of the consultation (attached) in various locations around Tottington and the local area. These include the churches and the Tottington Centre.

I would be grateful if you could take time to give some thought to the project and make known any ideas that you may have, but also to circulate to your own networks, assist with mentions on social media, at meetings etc

The consultation closes on 26^th April

There will be a charity performance of “Hangmen” at the Theatre Royal in Ramsbottom on the 13th March.
Get your tickets ASAP

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