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Wrangle
Parish News
JUNE 2021
FREE OF CHARGE
Wrangle Parish News
published jointly by
The parish church of St Mary & St Nicholas and Wrangle Parish Council
Editorial & production Pearl Danby 01205 870613
Design & layout Mrs E Arnold 01205 270352
Email: wranglepc@aol.com
Items for the parish news need to be sent to wranglepc@aol.com by the 14th of the previous month
There’s a real air of optimism, the Covid situation is improving every day
and restrictions are easing. We are all looking forward to a more usual
lifestyle, but we must still be cautious since the Indian variant is
spreading in some areas.
After the long, dry spell the welcome recent rains have been a blessing for
gardeners and farmers. The grass is now growing and the trees are
displaying a beautiful range of bright green foliage. Cowslips, and other
spring flowers, are showing their best colours and I have a few yellow
flowers on my recently planted gorse bushes.
The days are long and the dawn chorus is in full flow soon after 4.00am.
Swallows and house martin numbers have increased and there are now
plenty of insects for them to feed on. Sadly, I haven’t heard a cuckoo yet.
For several days a small flock of 14 wimbrels has been feeding in our
grassfields, these are a smaller cousin of the curlew. Although they seem
to have left now, I expect to head for their breeding grounds in northern
Scotland.
We have young mallards, coots, Canada geese and moorhens on the
wetlands, and a good variety of smaller songbirds. I hear the laughing
call of the green woodpecker daily and look forward to the appearance of
the young dabchicks.
On a recent walk round the recreation field the bird cherry tree, at the
middle of the eastern boundary, was in glorious bloom, covered with its
white, candle-like flowers. A real delight both in appearance and
fragrance. The black fruits, in autumn, are bitter and only suitable for
birds.
It is a pleasure to report so many good things this time and, to cap it all,
Leicester have just won the FA cup.
George Danby
St Mary & St Nicholas Church
As we ease lockdown restrictions we have arranged the following
11.00am services at Wrangle:
06 June Morning Worship Jenny Hampstead
20 June Holy Communion Rev Andrew Higginson
04 July Morning Worship
From the Parish Register
26 April Carole Mackay, aged 64 years
Funeral service at church, followed by cremation
Priest in Charge of Friskney, Wrangle and Old Leake
Rev Andrew Higginson
Tel: (01205) 760480
E-mail: revonline@btopenworld.com
St Mary and St Nicholas Church
Will be holding a coffee morning
on Saturday 05 June 2021
10.00am and 12 noon
Laws that Liberate Life from Fear.
Well, June is the month when all restrictions should be lifted, but we
are now re-learning that a few simple, effective rules actually enable
us all to live well together. Some liken it to the rules of the road - by
obeying the rules at junctions, albeit to give way; give way to traffic
from the right or to do what a traffic light indicates – actually enables
traffic to flow and for us all to get to our destination quickly and safely.
The alternative is chaos, traffic jams due to accidents and collisions at junctions and
even death itself. Lawlessness can result in people living in fear and isolation from
behaviour and things that harm.
History has shown that a few effective rules bring freedom and order rather than
chaos and fear. The bible has numerous “Words of Wisdom” but there are three that
sum up the whole of scripture, I may have mentioned them recently:
Love God with all your being
Love one another
Love and nurture all life
As we move out of restrictions, we find greater freedom and liberation, but we still
have to consider the needs and safety of others as well as ourselves. There are no
laws against being good, therefore we become free from the guilt of causing harm to
others. What might seem to be rules of oppression are actually rules to stay safe
and free from harm and from harming others. These are not only rules for survival,
they are rules for freedom from that which harms - rules that give life. The important
thing is to make good clear laws that everyone can understand, where boundaries
are clear and not endless prescriptive laws that no one, but a lawyer with a good
memory, can understand. We can be free living within the boundaries, but we must
guard against the oppression of those who choose harm rather than care..
As well as the principles given above, God gave Moses Ten Commandments for
God’s people to live well together as a community and a nation. They are still
relevant today and indeed form the basis of our legal system and “Common Law”.
The key one is actually the last one “Do not Covet” (ie Do not crave that which
belongs to others). John says if we get that one right then all other commands just
fall into place. This is about our “attitude” rather than our “acts”. The key is to live
each day thankful for the gift of life itself and do our best to make each day worth
living. It seems that blessing others is one of the most fulfilling and happiest ways to
live and enjoy life. Working well extends to the way we treat one another at work to!
As we move to a new freedom, let us remember that some rules keep us all safe and
well. We can be creative and discover new ways to comfort and enjoy one another,
whilst also keeping each other from harm. Let us remember the ten principles that
have proven themselves for Centuries, the Ten Rules God gave to humanity to live
well together. (Why not google “The Ten Commandments!”)
May God Bless us as we discover our new freedom.
Andrew Higginson
OLD LEAKE WITH WRANGLE METHODIST CHURCH
Main Road, Wrangle
Minister Rev Julie Doddrell 316524
Steward Tony Atkinson 364900
Worship every Sunday at 10.30am
in accordance with current covid-19 regulations
06 JUNE KAYE WILLIS
13 JUNE REV JULIE DODDRELL
20 JUNE CHERRY WILKINSON
27 JUNE CLARICE ROYCE
.
For any further information ring
Rev Julie on 01205 316524 or Tony Atkinson on 01205 364900
A warm welcome for everyone
COVID 19 INDUSTRY STANDARD
The National Tourist Organisations of Great Britain and Northern Ireland
In recognition that this business has confirmed that they followed Government
and industry Covid 19 guidelines, ensuring processes are in place to maintain
cleanliness and aid social / physical distancing
Friday 04 June - Stamford & tour of Rutland Water, depart Wrangle – 8.40am Ad - £15.00 Ch - £13.00
Saturday 12 June - Sheringham + optional return train journey, depart Wrangle – 8.40am
Ad - £16.00 Ch - £14.00
Sunday 20 June - Black Country Museum, Dudley (inc entry), depart Wrangle – 7.45am
Ad - £37.00 Ch - £29.00
Saturday 26 June - Summertime at Kew Gardens (inc entry), depart Wrangle – 8.00am
Ad - £40.00 Ch - £36.00
Sunday 11 July - Whitby via North Yorkshire Moors, depart Wrangle – 7.30am Ad - £21.00 Ch - £19.00
Saturday 17 July - Beverly Morning Market & Bridlington, depart Wrangle – 8.00am
Ad - £17.00 Ch - £15.00
Thursday 22 July - 2 hour canal cruise (inc 2 course lunch on board), depart Wrangle – 8.00am
Ad - £40.50 Ch - £38.50
Sunday 25 July - Great Yarmouth, depart Wrangle – 8.10am Ad - £18.00 Ch - £16.00
Wednesday 28 July - Bletchley Park (inc entry), depart Wrangle – 9.00am Ad - £33.00 Ch - £25.00
Saturday 21 August - Southwold – Suffolk, depart Wrangle – 8.00am Ad - £18.00 Ch - £16.00
Monday 23 August - Bakewell market & Scenic Derbyshire Tour, depart Wrangle – 7.45am
Ad - £18.00 Ch - £16.00
Friday 10 September - Riverdance – 25th Anniversary Show, Milton Keynes, depart Wrangle – 9.00am
Ad - £66.00 Ch - £64.00
Saturday 02 October - Mid-Norfolk Railway with a trip on Flying Scotsman, depart Wrangle - 8.45am
Ad - £45.00 Ch - £43.00
Tuesday 23 November Chatsworth House decorated for Christmas & Christmas Market
All inclusive £47.00
OUR FREE 2021 DAY EXCURSION AND HOLIDAY BROCHURE IS NOW AVAILABLE
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Andrew Leverton
General Gardening
and
Odd Jobs
No job too small
PLEASE REMEMBER: call me on:
ALWAYS CLEAN UP AFTER YOUR DOG. 07931 414288
OTHER PEOPLE USE THE:
RECREATION FIELD
PUBLIC FOOTPATHS
PAVEMENTS AND THE LANES
If you walk there, others will too!
PLEASE DO NOT LEAVE DOGGY BAGS
ON DYKE SIDES – TAKE THEM HOME
TO YOUR GREEN BIN OR USE THE
LITTER BINS PROVIDED BY THE
COUNCIL – NOT THE ONE AT THE
YOUTH CLUB!
Telephone Engineer
Pete Sands - ex BT Engineer
22 Hardiway
Boston
PE21 9TU
Tel: 01205 364109
Moblie: 07836 375256
Email: p.sands123@btinternet.com
Sequence WRANGLE YOUTH CLUB
Established 1948
Dancing..
with a touch of For: Young People aged 10
Modern Ballroom (year 6) and over
and Line Dancing
On: Friday Evenings
at Wrangle Parish Hall
From: 7.30 to 10.00pm
WILL RESUME, UNDER GOVERNMENT
GUDIELINES, WHEN THE HALL IS At: Wrangle Youth Centre
OPEN (PE22 9DL)
6.30pm - 9.00pm
Cost: £1.00 per night
with David and Dawn
(first night free)
No need to book,
just turn up. Phone: Jayne on 07751 051862 or
£4.00 Natasha on 07896 192553
including refreshments and raffle for further information
I am writing to the Parish from the Lincolnshire Road Safety Partnership to provide you with the outcome of a recent speed survey requested by a resident with concerns about traffic speeds along Main Road. The survey was conducted outside Kimes Transport and commenced on 24 March 2021 and continued for a seven day period. A daily average of 5985 vehicles travelled through the survey area with a fairly even flow in each direction. Analysis of the speed data showed that the average speed of vehicles was 31.9mph. The speed data showed evidence that vehicles were exceeding the speed limit at a speed that would make the drivers liable to action/prosecution by the Police with 8.5% travelling at 10mph or more in excess of the 30mph limit. I have researched the collisions involving personal injury for the last 3 year period up to a data date of 28/02/21 and there have been four slight injury collisions recorded, one being speed related. Highways engineers within the Road Safety Partnership have assessed the area and inform me that no engineering casualty reduction measures were identified. As you will be aware the Government is committed to ensuring that the process for deploying speed cameras is transparent and that cameras are only used at locations where they can make a demonstrable reduction in speed related casualties. The only form of speed enforcement that the LRSP can carry out is with the use of speed cameras; however, the site selection process has to comply with the criteria set out by the Department for Transport. This criterion includes locations where there is a history of speed related injury collisions, supported by evidence of a high degree of non-compliance with the speed limit. In that respect Lincolnshire Police, through the Road Safety Partnership, adheres to the site selection criteria set out by the Department for Transport to ensure that the process is completely transparent and that cameras are only used as a casualty reduction measure. The results of this survey, together with an analysis of the collision data, show that the criteria required for mobile speed camera enforcement has been met when considered in conjunction with there being a school on this road. As a result of my Senior Manager authorising a site to be established, we have revisited Wrangle and, with the consent of a number of residents in the area of Kimes yard, have agreed a location for our speed camera vans. I have now passed this to the enforcement team for Wrangle to be added to the rota.
Bridget
Ladies’ and Gents’
Mobile Hairdresser
Washdyke House
Washdyke Lane
Wrangle
Tel: 01205 870572
Mob: 07887 700175
J & J FUELS
01205 760638
Suppliers of Heating Oil & Agricultural Fuels
Competitive Prices and Prompt Delivery
Ring anytime for a quotation
All major Credit Cards acceptedANDREA & CLARE’S
DOG GROOMING
Lockhamgate
Wrangle
PE22 9DD
All Dogs cut to breed standard
01205 872066
WILLS & POWERS OF ATTORNEY
Social distancing rules observed ✓
Regulated and insured ✓
Fixed fees ✓
No VAT ✓
Home visits ✓
Video conferencing available ✓
Free no obligation initial consultation ✓
A professional and sympathetic service is offered by a
retired solicitor
Since 2011 over 99.3% of clients have said they would
use my services again
Tel: 01205 355229
Lincolnshire Will Company*open 7 days a week in school holidays and bank holidays
Chapel Lane Garage
Wrangle 01205 871222
All vehicles serviced and repaired
Friendly, local one-stop garage
Local pick-up and delivery service
available
Fully comprehensive diagnostic
equipment for Citroen, Peugeot
and Renault
Servicing and electrical repairs
on all makes and models
Clutches Timing Belts Exhausts Brakes Welding
Tracking Batteries Radiators Head Gaskets
Winter Servicing
Genuine parts available
Service book stamped
All makes diagnostics
MOT failure work
Email: me-matthew@chapellanegarage.com
Air Conditioning Services
Re-gas Service Parts Air conditioning on:
All makes of cars, vans and trucks as well as:
Agricultural machines e.g. tractors, combines
Matthew Hills
Chapel Lane Garage
Chapel Lane
Wrangle
BostonWrangle Mower Services
Wrangle 01205 871222
All mowers serviced and repaired
Friendly, local one stop garage
Local pick-up and delivery service available
Lawn mowers Blade sharpening Ride-on mowers
Electric mowers Push along mowers Petrol mowers
Rotavators Chainsaws Cultivators
E-mail: me-matthew@chapellanegarage.com
Tel: 07855 261289 (mobile)
Matthew Hills
Chapel Lane Garage
Chapel Lane
Wrangle
Boston PE22 9APFRISKNEY SPORTS ASSOCIATION Washlands Buying Group
Sadly, both Friskney Football Club For Heating Oil, Electricity & Mains Gas
and Friskney Cricket Club have had to
The one-stop shop for your energy needs
fold due to lack of members.
Tel: 01205 870381
This has left us with an excellent
Email: washlandsgroup@aol.com
sports pavilion with a football and a
cricket pitch, but no-one to use Serving the Coast, Fens and Wolds
from Boston to Skegness
them.
This has created an ideal opportunity M FERRIER DÉCOR
for any upcoming sports club/s who Interior & Exterior Decorator
need a base and facilities.
Paper Hanging & Coving
If anyone is interested please call:
Please contact Mark
Pete Holland on 01754 820422
or Free Quotations
Tel: 01205 760001
George Danby on 01205 870613
Mob: 07950 416368
DENTURE
REPAIRS
Now available at
Oil
Oil Boilers
Boilers serviced
serviced & repaired
& repaired
Old Leake Dental Services
Meadow Way Oil tanks replaced
Old Leake Oil tanks replaced
Boston
Re--;ister ed
Tel: 01205 629913 01205 367700 Bus in::;:;
www.sj-heati ng.co.uk
Express Service Available 01205 367700
www.sj-heating.co.ukPARKER’S
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
For a personal, caring and sympathic service.
Family business established 100 years
Sandra Parker
▪ Internal & External works Choice of payment plan
▪ Wallpapering Private Chapel of Rest
▪ Coving 24 Hour service
▪ Fully Insured
16 John Street, Wainfleet,
▪ Competitive Rates Skegness
▪ City & Guilds Qualified Tel: 01754 880334
▪ Over 20 years of experience 4 Church Street, Spilsby
Tel: 01790 754700
Telephone: Glen 07825513208 1a Sea Lane, Chapel St Leonards
Tel: 01754 873035
Email: glen.potter72@yahoo.com
www.ParkersFuneralDirectors.co.uk
Royal British Legion
Wrangle & District Branch
Branch Meetings are held
on the
2 Sunday of each month
nd
starting at 7.00pm in the
Bricklayers Arms
(when meeting can take place again)
For more details
or information:
Tel: Frank Byrne
on
01205 359976
or email: rblwrangle@live.co.ukPAUL DICKINSON
Carpenter and Joiner
Painter and Decorator
Wrangle
Telephone: 01205 871258
Mobile: 07880 737332
Evelyn M Sands M.A.A.T
ACCOUNTING TECHNICIAN
TAX RETURNS & ACCOUNTS
Free initial consultation
Tel: 01205 870075
Email: info@evelynsands.co.uk
Website: www.evelynsands.co.uk
Useful
telephone
numbers:
Old Leake Medical 01205 870666 Beat Manager:
Centre option 2 for repeat PC Martin Appleby 07973 845020
prescriptions PCSO Kym Rayment 07973 846969
PCSO Alex Devenish 07976 946705
Police – non emergency 101
Pilgrim Hospital 01205 364801 Boston Borough Council 01205 314200
Wrangle Primary School 01205 870509 Wrangle Youth Centre 07751 051862
The Giles Academy 01205 870693 Wrangle Parish Hall
(payphone) 01205 871097
Bookings 07474 650097
Wrangle Post Office 01205 870240 Boston Police
(manned by local operator) 01205 366222Kings Coaches
of Stickney
Kings Coaches deliver an exceptional service when it comes to
transporting passengers. Our main priority is to support you in building the
best day out for you and your group. We take into account each individual
need, whether you are travelling with children or with senior citizens, and
we provide a vehicle and driver to meet all your requirements.
We can provide transport for:
Airports/Sea Ports
Transfers are made easy with our door to door service,
taking the stress and worry out of your journey.
Sit back and relax whilst we transport you to the airport terminal of your choice.
Day Trips
Whether it’s a group, a club or a family gathering,
Kings Coaches will take you to your chosen destination in style.
For: shopping excursions, mystery tours, theatre trips, horse racing etc
Additional pick-ups / drop offs can be accommodated as requested
Wedding Days
Your big day means a lot to your guests
Your guests will be collected from their hotel,
transferred to the service to the reception
then back to their hotel at the end of the evening.
Evening Hires
Parties of any kind, nobody has to miss out and everybody can enjoy the evening
safely!
We have 4, 8, 16, 19, 33 seat vehicles some with wheelchair access
Please ring Tracy or Eric on 01205 480241 for a quoteTHE IRON LADY COTTAGE CAKES
Ironing Service By Lizi
Pushed for time Bespoke Novelty Cakes
or just loathe Ironing? &
Let Me Help! Cupcakes
Drop-Off & Collect For all occasions
or Collection Service
call Lizi on:
01205 870757 or 07858 196841
Call Lizi on:
01205 870757 or 07858 196841
The Iron Lady Ironing Service Cottage Cakes - By Lizi
PROPERTY
&
LANDSCAPE SERVICES
Garden Walls, Brickwork, Fencing,
Driveways, Grass & Hedge Cutting,
Decking and Clearance
Any Garden
& Property Maintenance
Call John on:
01205 870757 or 07715 453986Richard and Paddy would like to extend a warm welcome at:
The Bricklayers Arms
Wainfleet Road, Old Leake, Tel: 01205 870657
Large beer garden with
childrens play area
Extensive food menu
and Private parties
catered for
En-Suite B&B Rooms
We will be open from 12 April between:
3.00pm and 8.00pm Monday to Saturday
and 12 midday and 8.00pm on Sundays
Food served from Wednesday to Sunday 12 midday until 7.00pm.
Takeaway service available:
Wednesday to Saturday 12 midday until 8.00pm every week
From 17 May we will be open:
for both indoor and outdoor table service for both food and drinks.
Opening hours from 17 May:
Mondays 12 midday to 10.00pm, food service 12 midday until 9.00pm
Tuesday - Saturday 8.00am until 10pm, food service 8.00am until 9.00pm
Mondays & Tuesdays get 50% off food up to the value of £10 per person
12 midday - 8.30pm
Tuesday to Saturday: breakfast served from 8.00am until 11.00am.
Sundays 12 midday until 9.00pm - Sunday Carvery
sittings at 12 midday, 2.00pm & 4.00pm
with the normal menu served from 5.00pm until 7.30pm
Visit our new website for menus
www.bricklayersarmsboston.co.ukWRANGLE PARISH COUNCIL MEETING NOTES
The Annual Parish Council Meeting took place before the Parish Council
meeting. Cllr G Danby will continue as the Chairman of the Parish Council with
Cllr B Bowles being the Vice-chairman.
Notes of the remote Parish Council meeting held on 04 May 2021 attended by:
Cllrs Edwards, Featherstone, Pickett, Seymour, Wrisdale, Law, Bowles and
Danby (Chairman).
Apologies were accepted from Cllr Ashton, who will arrive late
Also present: County Cllr Skinner
Declarations of Interest
There were no declarations of interest
Approve minutes of the remote meeting held on 06 April 2021
The notes, previously circulated, were approved as the minutes and will be signed by the Chairman
in due course.
Receive reports from representatives on outside bodies
The PCSO reported, by email, incidents to 07 April:
2 traffic offences at Main Road; 1 incident of criminal damage at Sea Lane; 1 concern for safety at
Brick Lane and 1 suspicious circumstance at Wrangle Bank
and for incidents to 29 April 2021:
1 Concern for safety at Main Road; 1 suspicious circumstance at Love Lane; 2 vehicle offences at
Church End and at Cragmire Lane; 1 traffic offence at Main Road and 1 road traffic collision at
Wrangle Bank
Borough Cllr Pickett reported that he would be the Mayor of Boston for 2021/2022, the Chairman
congratulated him on behalf of the Parish Council.
The County Councillor reported:
Covid figures in Boston are going down, but everyone still must be sensible to help prevent a rise in
cases. The LCC election will be on Thursday. The latest highways report has been sent to all
Councillors. Fly tipping and speeding traffic continue to be a problem in the area.
Recreation Field
The Chairman has looked at the trees around the field and cannot find any that are a danger to
anyone at this time. The trees will continue to be inspected at regular intervals. The young trees
by the dyke are leaning slightly due to over growth from the trees that were previously removed. A
working party will deal with this in due course. There are some branches on the ground from a tree
by the pavilion, the Chairman will collect these to enable the grass to be cut. The insert from the
bin by the pavilion has been removed. A replacement will be sought. The bin by the roadside
needs to be checked as the door was open. A pole by the bowls club is leaning into a tree which
may be keeping it in place. This will be further investigated to check that the pole is not rotten at
the base.
Glass can be mixed in the glass banks when the required one is full.
Fly-tipping should be reported to the Borough Council on 01205 314200
Cont…..Dog fouling is still an issue
including on the football pitch
The recreation field is for the use of everyone
DOG FOULING IS NOT ACCEPTABLE
Access to the Marsh
Witham Fourth IDB are going to make the parking area at the access to the Marsh wider and put a
border in place to prevent vehicles falling into the Delph.
Highways
Potholes that have been recently repaired seem to have had a good job done. Anglian Water have
completed a job at Main Road, hopefully this will help reduce the vibration in the nearby properties.
It was suggested to County Cllr Skinner that LCC should invest in new equipment for the repair of
potholes. LCC are currently trialling a new item of equipment to repair potholes.
Report highways issues via the:
‘fixmystreet’ app from your mobile phone
Photos of the defects can be taken and sent with the report
Marsh Access
The work reported at the last meeting has not yet been started.
Plans received
B/21/0171- Dunnington - Retention of livestock building following demolition of existing building at
Guano Farm, Wrangle Bank - SUPPORT
B/21/0194 - Shane Stengal Constuction - Proposed front and rear extension and remodelling of
existing bungalow at The Bungalow, Main Road - SUPPORT
Planning decisions
There were no planning decisions
Wrangle Maps
Maps of Wrangle are available to purchase at a cost of £5.00 each. If you would like a Wrangle
map please contact the Parish Council Clerk by email or by phone. The maps are also available at
the Church.
Date and time of next meeting
The next meeting will be held on Tuesday 01 June 2021 at 7.30pm in the Chapel School Room – all
social distancing rules must be observed by all attendees.
Dog walkers are reminded that they MUST pick up after their dogs – if
you walk along a public footpath then others do too. The footpaths are
there for everyone to enjoy and keep their families safe. Dog waste can
be double bagged and placed in your green bin.Wrangle Beauty Salon
Inside Wrangle Stores, Church
OPENING HOURSEnd, Wrangle
6.00AM – 8.00PM MON – SAT
Call Kieran: 01205 870240 or 07984
7.00AM – 6.00PM SUN 378530
Opening hours: Monday – Saturday: 9.00am – 8.00pm
(Sunday by appointment only)
Treatments available:
Lip wax, Chin Wax or Sides wax: £3.00
Eyebrow Wax: £5.00
Lip, Chin and Eyebrow: £10.00
Arm wax or Underarm wax: £6.00
Bikini wax: £8.00
Back wax: from £12.00 Eyebrow tint: £5.00
Chest wax: £10.00 Eyebrow threading: £4.00
Half leg wax: £10.00 Lip threading: £2.00
LICENSED
Full leg wax with massage: £18.00 Eyelash tint: £6.00
GROCERY
Nostril wax: £6.00 Eyelash + eyebrow tint: PAY POINT
£10.00
CALOR GAS
Facial: £25.00
HOT FOOD
HOT DRINKS
WRANGLE POST OFFICE, CHURCH END TEL: 01205 870240THE PARISH CHURCH OF ST MARY & ST NICHOLAS
CHURCHWARDENS:
Mr Geoff Barnett 839483
Mr Robin Sands 870886
PCC SCRETARY:
Mr Kevin Sands 870886
TREASURER:
Mrs Pearl Danby 870613
DEANERY SYNOD REPRESENTATIVE:
Mrs Chris Bowles 870242
Mrs Betty Parker 871382
WORSHIP: Sundays 11.00am
Bell Ringing Practice: Thursdays 7.00pmWrangle Parish Council Mr George Danby (Chairman) 01205 870613 Mr Bryan Bowles (Vice-Chairman) 01205 870242 Mr Tom Ashton 01205 870300 Mrs Rosamund Featherstone 01205 870448 Ms Clare Law 07939 516758 Mr Frank Pickett 01205 870713 Mr Rob Edwards 01205 871287 Mr S Seymour 01205 870716 Mr P Wrisdale 01205 870729 Boston Borough Councillors: Cllr T Ashton 01205 870300 Cllr F Pickett 01205 870713 Lincolnshire County Councillor: Cllr Paul Skinner 01205 353754 Correspondence should be addressed to: The Clerk to the Parish Council, Mrs E L Arnold, Crookes Cottage Wrangle Bank, Boston, PE22 9DL Tel: 01205 270352 Email: wranglepc@aol.com Parish website: wrangle.parish.lincolnshire.gov.uk
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K B MOTORS
Unit 1, Main Road, Wrangle, PE22 9AT
offer the following for your vehicles:
Servicing
Clutch replacement
Free winter check
Free home collection
MOT repairs
Part worn tyres
Body work
Dints & scratches
Full respray
Restorations undertaken
Contact: Ken Brown with any queries or for any information
Telephone: 01205 839356
Mobile: 07944703368
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