Whittington Firing Times 11 Sept – 25 Sept 2020
NEWSLETTER March 2020
AGM CANCELLED
In view of the current guidance relating to the coronavirus pandemic, this years AGM, due to be held next month, as been cancelled. A newsletter will be sent to members in due course. The existing committee members will continue to monitor the situation. With respect to subscriptions these will be suspended for the coming year.
SUBSCRIPTIONS 2019-20
As agreed at the AGM the subscription for this year remains at £5. If you have not already done so please pay your subscription by the end of July 2019. For the method of payment refer to the April 2019 Newsletter. If you should have any queries please do not hesitate to contact the Chairman.
Newsletter April 2019
Annual General Meeting 2019
The Annual General Meeting will take place on Wednesday 24th. April at 7.30 p.m. at the Hopwas Social Club off School Lane. The next newsletter announcing the AGM will be issued shortly.
Newsletter April 2018
The latest Newsletter has been sent to members.
Newsletter update
As there is very little to report it has been decided that the next newsletter will be sent out in the new year.
Fallow Deer: One of the County Ranger and deer wardens for Staffordshire has notified us that on Friday 16th June at 9pm the Rangers were alerted by Staffordshire police of a vehicle collision involving a fallow deer doe, which was hit and killed on the A51 at Hopwas Woods. This is the first time that they have recorded Fallow deer in this part of Staffordshire. They know that Hopwas is home to Muntjac and the occasional passing Red deer, but never have they recorded Fallow.
Latest Newsletter – Giving notice of the AGM on Wednesday 12th. April 2017
Old Quarry Adjacent to Coton and Hopwas Social Club off School Lane
The owner of the old quarry situated off School Lane, and adjacent to the Social Club, has kindly informed us that he will be carrying out improvement works on the site over the next week or so, which will involve heavy machinery having to be brought in to deal with large lumps of concrete. The owner continues to manage the site in such a way that it is preserved as a natural area and there will be no adverse effect on its overall appearance. Our thanks to the owner for keeping us informed. If you should have any queries please contact Ray Vanstone.