30 Apr2019

Relax at MiTH after election day

Roarke29pm Roarke Angelbright
Roarke Angelbright is an Alt-Folk artist with Singer-Songwriter roots, born and raised in Durban. This energetic young artist takes inspiration from folk, rock, blues, indie, grunge, and hip-hop and brings these influences into the context of a solo-acoustic artist. He uses a high standard of live-looping; bringing in stacks of vocal layers, guitar, percussion, basslines, beatboxing, singing, raps, and guitar solos to craft his sound. Accompanied by the talented Nat Bruzas on percussion to put together a full, raw and authentic performance - focused on original music and storytelling with some energetic covers thrown in.
Since Roarke's last appearance at MiTH (1 year ago), he's released his debut EP (Chaotic Neutral), opened up for Matthew Mole, his latest single (Wastelands) is currently playlisted on several radio stations nationwide and he's currently finishing off his first tour (fresh off the back of the Eastern Cape stretch).'
8pm Roly Struckmeyer
Having been a fixture on the music scene in KwaZulu-Natal since the late ’80s, Pietermaritzburg-born acoustic guitarist & vocalist Roly Struckmeyer started playing the guitar at age seven. His music career began when he returned from England in 1989 to form a band known as “House On The Hill.” During his career as a performer, Roly has toured & performed with names such as Wonderboom and Landscape Prayers. He has also played with a number of amazing bands such as Butternut, The Farryl Purkiss Band & Deluxe to name a few. In 1994, while in America, he played on the Free Stage at a festival in Boulder, Colorado, and was a member of Arapaho for the last year of their career. Roly worked with Syd Kitchen in the early 2000s, and with Perez from 2001. He's now joined the latter as an official band member. He did a solo album in 2007 and has spent the last ten or twelve years in cover bands - No Fly Zone, A-frame, and more recently Rustic Spring. Most recently he formed the original duo called Is it? with Michael Goddard from Perez and Steampunk Coffee South Africa. Roly performed his new material at Splashy Fen 2019 and is excited to be creating music and to be back at MiTH.
7pm Facade
A Façade is a deceptive outer appearance. That’s Façade; a group of five matric boys, who don’t study music but use it to escape their school lives. They aren’t genre-based, but are inspired by jazz, rock, folk, and indie. Composed of five multi-instrumentalists, Façade aims to create an experience rather than a performance. The band consists of Simon Browse on drums, Richard Taylor on guitar and trumpet, James Dawson on vocals, keyboard and guitar, Richard Officer on guitar and sax, and Kombo Magara on vocals, bass, and guitar.
ABOUT MiTH:
MiTH is located at The Knoll Historic Guest Farm, Knoll Drive, Hilton. Doors open at 6 pm and the music will kick off at 7 pm. Entrance is R40 at the door.
MiTH is a semi-open mic music club. An opportunity for musicians to share the joy of their music with a friendly audience which includes fellow musicians – who have all “been there” too. (Non-musicians welcome too!) Whether you’re a newbie looking for your first opportunity to perform publicly, or a more experienced/mature musician simply looking for people who are as passionate about music as you are – come along and join us!
Bring your own booze. Food and soft drinks are available for sale. Musicians who want to play at MiTH, please contact This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..
DIRECTIONS TO MiTH:
Take the N3 to Hilton, take the Hilton turnoff and go South into the Village (away from Hilton College). Travel 5,2km along Hilton Avenue (past two sets of traffic lights and Crossways Pub) and keep going straight as Hilton Avenue turns into Dennis Shepstone Drive. At the 5,2km mark, Knoll Drive will be on your right – the entrance to MiTH is the *second* entrance on your left into The Knoll Historic Guest Farm.
Visit www.mith.co.za for more details and directions.
29 Apr2019

Packaging, promo banners and stickers, and publishing by Penzil Advertising

KLP 3Penzil Advertising is a small home-based graphic design studio which started in June 2005. With around 30 years of experience, Kerry is an established and diverse designer. Kerry's career started at Bell Equipment in their marketing department, designing in-house and exhibition materials which included promotional items and planning for various marketing events and shows. From there she moved to Sylko Paper in Durban where she gained experience in packaging and designing gift wrap. After enjoying the world of travel, Kerry settled back into graphics at a design studio in Pietermaritzburg, and then finally starting her own business.
Her portfolio base has ranged from corporate work to packaging, promotional banners and stickers, and lots of publishing which she really enjoys and has produced her own coffee table books, with some friends, on the Drakensberg. Publishing is hard work but very rewarding. She has also been involved in a bit of photography and directs photography for one of her clients, although this is enjoyable she prefers to hand it onto a friend who is a professional photographer and videographer. With knowledge of graphics also comes the knowledge of print as most material needs to be printed, so advice can be given and this enables Kerry to see a job done from beginning to end. Clients are not only locally based, many are further afield and some are even international.
Over the years there have been once off jobs and some are long-standing jobs, no matter whether they are big or small the commitment to each client and job is the same, paying attention to detail, giving more than what is expected and producing a product that is well received.
Kerry loves working from home, meeting her clients and having the freedom to enjoy her family and friends, garden and outdoors.
News supplied by Penzil Advertising.
18 Apr2019

Little Maestros Classic Concerts for Kids

little maestros copyLittle Maestro's invites families to come and join the fun as we discover the joy of Classical Music. With this concert series, aimed specifically at our younger listeners from birth to age 10, we offer a relaxed environment where little ears learn through Mozart, Bach and well-known nursery rhymes.
This month we are focussing on the grandest of all the instruments: The Grand Piano!
Excerpts from Carnival of the Animals and Mussorgsky's beautiful Pictures at an Exhibition will be heard as well as some other famous keyboard classics! Kids get to part-take in the music, playing singing and dancing along, followed by an interactive session seeing (and touching!) instruments up close.
Bring along your little one's shakers and bells, and let's make some beautiful noise! We look forward to hearing our regular host, Ilse Myburgh perform and tell us about this versatile instrument!
News supplied.
18 Apr2019

MiTH lineup for Wednesday 24 April

mith April 20199pm - Shackles and Bones
A funk rock trio with influences pulled from jazz, neo-soul and indie folk. Shackles and Bones is pulling up to the 10 year mark of playing around South Africa and abroad. Although the band has changed members and evolved their style as they continue to explore music that makes people get down and “squeak tekkie”, their drive for dancey bops is not at the expense of contemporary dialogues. Subjects and themes from Shackles and Bones include an exploration into toxic masculinity, race privilege and gender fluidity. These messages are clearly reflected in Shackles and Bones’s sonic approach to creating music. Find them on all social media platforms.
Band members are:
Dave Glover - Guitar & Vocals
Julian Arenzon - Drums & Vocals
Steven Ellery - Bass & Vocals
8pm - John Ellis
John Ellis is a singer-songwriter from Durban, South Africa. The principal member, guitar-player, vocalist and songwriter for the internationally renowned and award-winning band Tree63, he relocated back to his hometown from America after many years of international success to pursue a solo career. In 2010 he released his debut solo album, the politically-charged “Come Out Fighting”, which garnered him another SAMA nomination, and in 2011, in addition to his production work for other South African artists, he recorded his follow-up, an acoustic album entitled “Rural”, accompanied by Johnny Clegg drummer and percussionist extraordinaire Barry van Zyl. John is an accomplished guitarist, having featured on numerous American and British recordings, as well as on albums by South African artists such as Ernie Smith, Farryl Purkiss and Ard Matthews. John also lectures English literature, politics, communication, English as a second language and academic literacy.
7pm - Khethelo Madondo and Igolide
Khethelo Madondo and Igolide is a Durban-based band playing a mesh of jazz, soul, neosoul and traditional zulu music. Their influences include the likes of Stimela, Caiphus Semenya, Robert Glasper and Busi Mhlongo.
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15 Apr2019

Help fund iThemba Camp

ithemba campiThemba camp. It's team building. It's the beach. It's laughter. It's connection. It's goofy fun. It's a whole lot of things... And we are so thankful that already 23 people have stepped forward as sponsors for campers!

Campers cover some of the costs for camp, but the full cost is born by a group of people who have stepped forward to say, "The kids in Sweetwaters are just as important as my kids". Camp sponsors inspire us through their willingness to make camp happen for kids who wouldn't otherwise get the chance! 
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If you want to sponsor one of the remaining 77 campers, contact +27 (0)82 789 5821.
(SA friends can EFT with 'camp+surname' as a reference)
News supplied by iThemba Projects.
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12 Apr2019

Laddsworth Swimmers excel in Sasolburg

Patrick Georgina 002Laddsworth pupils Georgina Francis (Grade 7) and Patrick Lamb (Grade 6) took part in the SA Level 2 Regional Championships in Sasolburg, from 3-5 April 2019. 63 teams participated from across Southern Africa. Patrick and Georgina swam for Penguins Swimming Club.

Georgina Francis took part in the Under 12 Age group and received a Bronze Medal for 50m Back stroke, 200m Individual Medley (Relay), 4 x 100m Freestyle (Relay) and a Gold Medal for 4 x 50m Freestyle (Relay).

Patrick Lamb participated in the Under 12 age group and received Gold Medals for 100m Freestyle, 50m Backstroke, 200m Individual Medley, 100m Backstroke, 200m Backstroke.

He received Bronze Medals for 200m Freestyle and 100m Butterfly. Patrick also swam relays for the under 13-16 Age Group and received Gold Medals for 4x 50m Medley and 4 x 100m Freestyle and a Silver medal for 4 x 50m Freestyle.

Pictured here: Patrick Lamb and Georgina Francis.
Photo Credit: Hayley Lamb

News supplied by Laddsworth Primary School.
11 Apr2019

Tanglewood Nursery Easter Sale

tanglewood easter specialsEaster specials at Tanglewood Nursery!! : At only R10.00 each, we have Daylilies, Gaillardia, Lampranthus, Arums, Plectranthus, Foxgloves, Evolvulus, Alternanthera, Cupheas and Grasses!!
Don't miss out!! Our R10.00 special lasts until the end of April, or while stocks last!
News supplied by Tanglewood Nursery.
10 Apr2019

Opportunity to work for Dr Govindasamy at the Royal Show, 24 May to 2 June 2019

oasis teamHello everyone, I am going to be showcasing the Quantum Radiance projects at the Royal Show this year. It will be something very different – inviting people to the Medicine of Presence.
It will involve creating a beautiful, tranquil space at the show. The two main components (being exhibited):
• The oasis recharge zone
• The radiant affirmation cards
(more information on these on the website Quantum Radiance)
I am looking for the right people to join my team, as:
• Project Manager and Executive Assistant (x1 person)
• Hospitality crew (x 3 people)

Project Manager
I am looking for the right person to assist me in putting this show together, managing all aspects (admin, communication, planning and preparation, team management, visitor-flow at show, etc).
Preferably:
• Full availability over the next 8 weeks;
• Able and confident in handling communications, negotiations between suppliers (décor, set-up, etc), team management, exhibition process
• Interested and invested in being a positive influence on those around you
Times required:
• at the show: 10 days
• setup: between 24 – 23 May (4 days)
• after the show: disassembly of exhibition 3 – 4 June (2 days)
• Preparation for Show: between 15 April – 24 May (including meetings and training) – to be decided after appointment, in discussion with the selected candidate.

Hospitality Crew
The main task for the hospitality crew will be to welcome the visitors and to make sure they are taken care of.
Requirements:
• Comfortable with interacting with a variety of people
• Able to maintain a positive and cheerful, engaging attitude
• Comfortable on PC, tablets and online – to assist with online purchases and audio-visual material.
Times required:
• at the show: approx. 8 hours per day x 10 days
• setup: between 24 – 23 May (1/2 day – for training)
• after the show: dis-assembly of exhibition 3 – 4 June (including aftershow debrief and feedback) (1/2 day)
• Preparation for Show: between 15 April – 24 May (including meetings and training) – coaching sessions at least 1 hour per week, training approx. 1 hour per week.

General
• Transport:
All team members must have their own transport for this project – to attend training sessions, meetings, and to/from the showgrounds.
• Interviews:
All applications will be shortlisted by Saturday end of the day. Shortlisted applicants will be informed on Saturday evening and invited to interviews on  Monday 15 April 2019. Times and details will be made available to all who are short-listed. 

A final word...
Are you interested? Please email your CV to me: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
This is a unique opportunity which may be just right for you. Besides the experience of the show itself, you will leave with an invaluable skill and asset (having had the benefit of the coherence coaching that will form part of your training). I am looking forward to meeting you, and hopefully, have you as part of the Quantum Radiance team!
 
Warm Regards,
Dr. Janeshree Govindasamy
10 Apr2019

12 Hour Spinnathon in aid of CHOC at Velocity Sports Lab Hilton

11 May 2019 CHOC Event page 001This is an awesome event for a good cause. It’s a race in which you can participate in by yourself or a team of maximum 6 people, to assist Caroline Clover and Velocity Sports Lab in their fundraising event for CHOC.

It’s a fun filled day where you can participate in by paying a fee for the privilege of riding a spinning bike for 12 hours. The fee paid per team will go towards a worthy cause called CHOC.

In 2016, just 8 weeks after my daughter was born, I was diagnosed with Cervical Cancer. After Chemotherapy and a Radical Hysterectomy, I survived. Two years later… and I am stronger than ever.

I have decided to run Comrades 2019! I am running it in support of CHOC. A foundation very close to my heart.

CHOC offers emotional support, transport, accommodation, family guidance, meals and dietary support to the families of children fighting Cancer. What an amazing organisation!

Comrades will come with its own ups and downs. At times I’ll want to quit, and I’ll come out on top! I’ll cry, I’ll laugh, and I’ll fight to get to that finish line. Because I can. Because I am alive and because I had the SUPPORT and love and care of so many people to get me to where I am today. Most Cancer patients in South Africa are not as privileged as I am. They don’t have medical aid and access to private health care. I WILL run comrades, and I WILL make a difference to the lives of these less fortunate families and their beautiful, strong and courageous children.

PLEASE HELP US RAISE FUNDS FOR THIS AMAZING ORGANISATION!

A little note from Caz

Should you wish to part take in this amazingly crazy event, all you need to do is:

  1. Register with Holly, Kim or Caz and pay your fee of R900 per bike.
  2. To secure your teams place on a bike, you would need to EFT R900 to the banking details below. There are limited bikes, so book your spot fast!
  3. The event will take place from 5:30am on the 11th May 2019, Saturday at Velocity Sports Lab, Hilton.
  4. Wear funky gear to win a prize for the best dressed team
  5. Everyone is responsible for their own hydration and food.

If you have any questions please contact Holly (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) Kim (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.) or Caz (This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.)

News supplied by Velocity Sports Lab Hilton.

29 Apr2019

Laddsworth Grade 3 pupils’ Healthy Snacks

laddsworth copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copy copyLaddsworth Grade 3 pupils learnt about the various food groups and healthy food options. They had to prepare a healthy snack and explain which food groups were represented and discussed their nutritional value.
The pupils created some very interesting healthy snacks for their orals.
Kyle Clayton
Pictured above Kyle Clayton.
25 Apr2019

The new milestone t-shirt process for Parkrunners

Park Run t shirtsIn January 2007, Darren Wood completed his 100th parkrun and, to mark the occasion, I presented him with a personalised jacket. Of course, when Darren opened the 100 Club, we all thought it would remain as a small, exclusive, group of super-committed individuals who were dedicated enough to turn up 100 times.
Little did we know that 12 years later there would be 70,000 members of the 100 club, another 400 joining every week, and we'd have expanded the clubs to include a v25 Club for volunteering, plus the 50, 100, 250, and now 500 Clubs for walking or running.
As of April 2019 there are a total of 250,000 members of parkrun milestone clubs, with another two million expected to join them over the next ten years.
Perhaps naively, I originally believed we should recognise membership of these clubs with t-shirts and jackets, and that these should always be delivered individually to the parkrunner's local event, and completely for free. As great as this sounds, the financial cost is significant and, as we have grown, has come to represent a major risk to our most important principle; that parkrun events should be free, for everyone, forever.
Some time ago now, and after much consideration and consultation, we decided that whilst the clubs themselves have become fundamental to what we do, and a source of great inspiration across all stages of our respective journeys, the t-shirts are not. Therefore, even if we had the resources to finance free t-shirts for everyone, it would be inappropriate for us to spend that money on providing clothing to, by definition, some of the most healthy and happy members of our communities.
In 2015, we moved to a single global solution for milestone t-shirts, a solution that allows us to better support and understand demand. However, at that time, milestone t-shirts in South Africa were provided by Mr Price Sport, therefore parkrun South Africa was not included in the global system. Whilst we will be forever grateful to Mr Price for their support of these t-shirts, and their belief in our mission, over time the burden became too great even for them. Mr Price Sport remain a committed partner but for some time now we have not been in a position to provide South African parkrunners with milestone t-shirts.
 
What does this mean for you?
After an extensive period of testing, which included the parkrun South Africa Leadership Team and all parkrun South Africa Ambassadors, we have, with immediate effect, taken the decision to move parkrun South Africa into the Global milestone system, bringing it in line with all other parkrun territories.
From this point forward, when you join a milestone club you will be directed to the global ordering platform, where you will have the options of declining your t-shirt, pre-ordering it if it's not in stock, or ordering it if it is. We will then, where we have stock, send your t-shirt straight to you, significantly reducing workload for our volunteer teams.
Currently, for South Africans in particular, this does present two significant change;
1. Whilst the t-shirt will be free, the cost for postage and packing is approximately R250.
2. With the South African postal system as it is, we cannot guarantee successful delivery.
Whilst I understand that this may be disappointing to you, I am afraid that currently these issues are unavoidable if we are to continue offering milestone t-shirts to South African parkrunners.
I am aware that approximately 11,000 of you have already ordered your t-shirts, in good faith and at the request of parkrun South Africa, but are yet to receive them. Bruce and Gill Fordyce have requested that for those individuals parkrun South Africa itself will, as a gesture of good will, manufacture a one-off batch of milestone t-shirts and ship them to events using the old system. If you are one of those 11,000 people they will write to you directly with instructions as to what to do.
Finally, I do hope you share my opinion that the true value of parkrun is in its ability to bring together communities as they get active in the great outdoors. And that whilst t-shirts are a nice thing to have, they are not fundamental to what we do, and, importantly, providing them at zero cost threatens the future of everything we hold so dear about parkrun and all it stands for.
Many thanks for your parkrun passion.
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18 Apr2019

Mini Soccer Festival for Laddsworth juniors at Howick Prep

soccer festivalLaddsworth Grade One and Two boys enjoyed the first Mini Soccer Festival of the year at Howick Preparatory School on Tuesday 16 April 2019.
Laddsworth fielded 8 teams, the Grade Ones Won 6, Drew 5 and lost 2 matches.
The Grade Twos Won 8, drew 2 and lost 2 matches.
Pictured above: L-R: Joshua Vurovecz; Masande Maduna, Jett Bartels, Thakasa Nxele, Bryn Horsley (Grade 2)
18 Apr2019

Laddsworth's record Easter Egg collection for Siyabonga

Grade 4 Pupils with Easter Eggs 002Laddsworth Primary School collected a record of 5953 Easter Eggs for Siyabonga over the last couple of weeks. Education Managers, Mrs Kanzler and Mrs Ballantine from Siyabonga, collected the eggs at Assembly on Monday 15 April 2019. Laddsworth pupils have been part of the Easter Eggs collection project for the last nine years.
Laddsworth has had an overwhelming response and this is by far the most collected. It is wonderful to know that we will be making a small difference to the lives of many young children. Siyabonga will hand out these Easter eggs to under-privileged children in the communities, which they support.
Pictured above: Grade 4 pupils L-R: Llewella Spence, Patrick Mbofana, Declan Bornman, Elizabeth Ackerman, and Matt Bissett with some of the 5953 Easter Eggs collected.

 

Pictured below: Laddsworth pupils and Siyabonga Education Managers with the Easter Eggs collected for Siyabonga.

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12 Apr2019

Laddsworth pupils achieve Karate Grading

Jamie Thomas 002Laddsworth pupils Jamie Humphrey, Grade 3 and Thomas Erasmus, Grade 5 achieved their Kimura Shukokai Karate grading on Sunday 7 April in Howick.
Thomas achieved his Orange Belt in 7th Kyu Grade and Jamie achieved his Yellow Belt in Junior 8th Kyu Grade.

L-R Jamie Humphrey (Grade 3) and Thomas Erasmus (Grade 5)

News supplied by Laddsworth Primary School.
12 Apr2019

WildTrust on being Plastic neutral – a big step to a healthier planet

waste trepeneurThe WILDTRUST is proud to partner with Wedgewood Crafted Confectionary to deliver on its first ‘Plastic Neutral’ initiative.

Wedgewood is a KwaZulu-Natal based business that has a proud history of investing in its community and working to reduce its environmental footprint. Recognising that its operation uses in excess of 20 000 kgs of plastic annually, it has entered into an innovative partnership with the WILDTRUST - aimed at offsetting its plastic footprint. The offset will be enabled through an Extended Producer Responsibility (EPR) fee for every kg of plastic that it uses in its operations and packaging.

WILDTRUST will use the EPR fee to source unrecyclable plastic packaging through its network of 715 Waste-preneurs and 130 recycling schools, villages and businesses, and then use this plastic to produce Green Bricks. The WILDTRUST Green Brick operation is a world class innovation that will ultimately enable the conversion of 1000’s of tons of unrecyclable plastic into building material that can be used to support social projects across the continent. The Green Brick innovation has been developed in partnership with USE-IT, a Durban based recycling non-profit, and funded by Dow.

Wedgewood and the WILDTRUST will audit the amount of plastic used and offset each month, and Wedgewood will be able to brand/ certify their products as ‘Plastic Neutral’.

“This is the first initiative that generates a value on all types of waste plastics that is seriously scalable. As more manufacturers come on board, the vision is to establish regional waste innovation centres where it is needed most. Imagine how it would revolutionise the way people looked at waste plastic if it was worth R2 a kg?” said Paul Walters, Director at Wedgewood.

“Plastic Neutral is the space you enter into when you remove, from the environment and/or landfill, the same amount of plastic that you put into the environment,” said WILDTRUST Recycling Manager, Hanno Langenhoven. “I am personally very excited about the way Wedgewood has embraced the concept and journey to becoming Plastic Neutral. They are boldly pioneering a trail that needs to be followed by every single plastic producer and plastic user in the country.”

The Green Brick is a uniquely South African innovation, that upcycles a mix of sand, glass and previously unrecyclable multi-layer post-consumer plastic waste. Not only does the Green Brick find a solution for the global issue of multi-layer waste, which previously could not be recycled, but it is a beneficiation that addresses a local demand for building materials to enable housing and other infrastructure. Through this innovation, the WILDTRUST intends partnering with responsible businesses to significantly reduce the amount of plastic waste in our rivers and oceans.

The first brick plant has been established at the WILDTRUST Recycling Depot in Howick, through support from the Dow Impact Fund, and will produce on average of 20 000 bricks a month and 240 000 bricks a year. To start with, the intention is that these Green Bricks will be bartered with WILDLANDS Waste-preneurs for the equivalent value of recycling collected, further enhancing a circular economy.

“Unfortunately, this is an uncomfortable conversation to have with big brands that are responsible for huge volumes of the plastic waste being produced daily. Wedgewood, who produce small quantities by comparison, approached us asking what they could do and how they could make a difference – which is admirable and instils hope in us as an organisation striving to build a sustainable future for all,” concluded Langenhoven.
Pictured above : 

Alvina Zondi is one of around 317 Waste-preneurs in the WILDTRUST network and is changing the face of her community by collecting waste in and around her homestead daily. Some of this waste will be turned into a Green Brick!

News supplied WILDTRUST.
10 Apr2019

Hilton parkrun is on again from Saturday, 13 April 2019

hiton parkrun copyHilton parkrun is back! We will be open this Saturday the 13th of April with our new temporary route!

The start is at HCF Church right across from Grace College, and secure parking inside the church will be available. It will start at 8 as usual, don't forget your barcodes and look at the new map for guidance before running! The route is not pram friendly, but dogs on short leashes are welcome!

Map for the new route displayed here, marshals will be in place to guide you, but have a look before going for your run!
From Hilton parkrun Facebook page. (https://web.facebook.com/Hiltonparkrun)
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10 Apr2019

Music @ Ascension A Sung Evensong

MA Sung Evensong Poster 2 page newsMusic @ Ascension presents 
A Sung Evensong for Palm Sunday.
Featuring The Ascension Chisters with Robin Walton (organ) and Gill Watson (musical Director).
Sunday 14 April 2019.
Church of Ascension Hilton.
Contact.033 343 3012 / 033 343 1235 (9am to 1pm Monday to Friday)
News supplied by Church of Ascension.
09 Apr2019

Securing your property with Knight Security Solutions

kss 250x220 copy copyDon’t provide cover for would be criminals (cut back foliage)

Deter criminals from targeting your house by ensuring you cut back trees and bushes. Investigate installing movement sensor lights and report broken street lights.

Clear foliage away from your PIR beams
Excessive foliage and pot plants placed in front of external PIR beams will not only result in possible false alarms, but also render them useless in detecting criminal’s approaching your house. If you have invested in these external PIR beams, please ensure that they remain unobscured.

Make sure your property is clearly numbered
This will ensure that emergency services are easily able to locate your property.

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