APRIL NEWS 2010
Welbourn Village Hall reopened with razmataz on Saturday after a £1/3m makeover. We had a small core team who worked their socks off, but huge support from the Parish Council and the whole community. It has built-in facilities for talks, an IT suite and both halls open out onto patios. Booking open now.
Launch of new U3A
A huge crowd arrived at the launch of the new U3A in Wellingore last week. Rosemary King and Ruth Broughton gave an encouraging speech, fifty new members signed up and a core committee was established.
The inaugural meeting for all will be in Wellingore Memorial Hall on Friday 7th May at 2pm. New members welcome.
Welbourn Primary School
In his last week, headteacher Stephen Horsely unveiled a fantastic mosaic based on the historical and wildlife interest of the village. Children completed it after school with the help of parent and governor experts.
Invitation
Branston Business Network: Chris Mountain is giving us a guided “behind the scenes” tour of Caythorpe Recycling Centre on Tuesday April 13th 3-4.30pm. Limited places on this fascinating visit, so please drop me a note.
posted by Marianne Overton @ 4:16 PM
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Hi Marianne
My stepfather and I read your biography that was posted through our mailboxes recently. We are interested in voting for an independent as we are disappointed with the mainstream parties. One area where we would like your feedback is regarding your expenses. Our MPs have demonstrated their lack of morality regarding their personal expenses - as an independent how are you able to fund your campaign and how much is funded/claimed from the public purse?
Kind regards and good luck with your nomination. Regards, Paula and Andrew
We are delighted to learn today that you are standing for Parliament. I think you may count on a couple of votes!
Thanks very much for your kind comments. I previously replied on the questions and answers part of my website. Just for the record, Independents pay their own expenses but can receive donations which are open to the public. Although the mainstream parties do receive funds from the public purse, Independents receive none at all.
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