Mutterings lets you know what is going on in Bonsall ...
You can contact us by email at mutterings@hotmail.com. Write to us with ideas or content.
Mutterings is produced monthly and is delivered to every house in the parish of Bonsall at or about the end of the month.
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Issued each month Delivered to all households in Bonsall
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Mutterings provides a full list of whats's going on in Bonsall for the next month and is dependant upon receiving information of forthcoming events. Let us know
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The winning photo in the 'Essence of Bonsall' competition in the 2003 Horticultural Show, taken by David Brimble
(Please contact one of the Editorial Group if you would like to have a copy of any photo in Mutterings for £1 per copy - to cover materials and a small income to Mutterings)
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Mutterings Editorial Group
| Hazel Baldwin |
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| Keith Falconer |
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| Peter Fellows |
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| Nina Langton |
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| Allan Morris |
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| Pam Mcinally |
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| Claire Taylor |
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| Karen Taylor |
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| Tom Wilmot |
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Please send us your news,stories and diary events 8 days before the end of the month
to: Peter Fellows, 19 High Street,
By fax on 822534 or by e-mail to:
mutterings@hotmail.com
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Editorial Policy:
We welcome news and views on any interesing topic, provided that they are not libelous or offensive. The views expressed are not necessarily those of the editorial group. Announcements, for sale items and news items are free to Parish residents. Please contact Claire Taylor for advertising rates. If you would like to join the editorial group please contact one of us.
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In folklore T'Owd Man is a spirit that inhabits mines and caves. T'Owd Man of Bonsall is a carved figure of a miner that was taken to Wirksworth when St James Church was being refurbished in the 1800's. It was said that strange noises coming from the old Ball Eye mine at the end of Church St. were of T'Owd Man muttering.
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