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The Village Hall<br />
KEEPING YOU UP-TO-DATE<br />
Newsletter<br />
Free Friday Quiz Nights<br />
29 October 5 <strong>Nov</strong>ember 12 <strong>Nov</strong>ember<br />
Special Christmas Quiz 3 <strong>Dec</strong>ember<br />
Doors open at 7pm and the free quiz starts at 7.30pm.<br />
Book a table for up to 6 team members by calling 01744<br />
884709 or email office@rainfordparishcouncil.gov.uk<br />
Parish Council Meetings<br />
Community Liaison Committee<br />
03.11.<strong>2021</strong> and 01.12.<strong>2021</strong><br />
Health & Safety Committee<br />
05.11.<strong>2021</strong> and 03.12.<strong>2021</strong><br />
Finance Planning & Administration Committee<br />
10.11.<strong>2021</strong> and 08.12.<strong>2021</strong><br />
Full Council meeting<br />
22.11.<strong>2021</strong> and 13.12.<strong>2021</strong>.<br />
All meetings take place at Rainford Village Hall. Residents<br />
are encouraged to address members on matters of concern<br />
to them and are very welcome to attend meetings. Further<br />
information on the Parish Council website:<br />
www.rainfordparishcouncil.gov.uk<br />
Business Around Rainford<br />
The next breakfast forum for<br />
Businesses in Rainford and Rainford<br />
residents who have businesses will<br />
take place on 24.11.<strong>2021</strong> from 8am –<br />
9am at the Village Hall. <strong>St</strong>eve Smith of<br />
The Business Doctor will give a short<br />
talk.<br />
To book a free place call 01744 884709 or email admin@<br />
rainfordparishcouncil.gov uk<br />
Rainford Village Hall is available to hire from just £10 per<br />
hour for classes, meetings, parties, anniversaries, events<br />
and Wedding Receptions. Call 01744 884709 or email<br />
admin@rainfordparishcouncil.gov.uk to discuss your<br />
requirements.<br />
H eritage Lottery Grant<br />
Thanks to the hard work of Councillor Rob Reynolds,<br />
the Parish Council has secured Heritage Lottery funding<br />
of £9160 to fund a project about Rainford’s industrial<br />
heritage. As part of this, we have started interviewing<br />
people who have memories of Rainford’s industrial past<br />
and acquiring copies of relevant photos. If you think you<br />
can help in either regard, or know someone who could,<br />
please do let us know!<br />
One discussion has taken place with Rainford resident Eric<br />
Winstanley and his brother Jimmy. This is a fascinating<br />
recording and<br />
Eric has also<br />
supplied some<br />
photos he took<br />
of steam trains<br />
passing through<br />
Rainford village<br />
along what is now<br />
the Linear Park.<br />
Additionally, Heritage Boards and replica station names<br />
will be sited along the Linear Park and at the sites of the<br />
old railway stations and the Parish Council is very grateful<br />
for the assistance and information provided by Rainford<br />
Heritage Society.<br />
The last part of the project is to design and install a<br />
memorial to Rainford residents who lost their lives in<br />
industrial accidents.<br />
The Parish Council is delighted that staff and students<br />
from Rainford High School will be involved in completing<br />
the project.<br />
Parish Council Accounts<br />
The Parish Council mainly raises funds through the<br />
precept (paid by households as part of the Council Tax)<br />
and by hiring out the Village Hall. Additionally, it organises<br />
events such as the Beer Festival and Christmas Fayre and<br />
Christmas parties.
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