Many tablers chipped in to rip out the old kitchen, decorate and replace it with a nice new kitchen. Ian felt particularly pleased and stated “I personally had a sense of achievement, in that we didn’t just write a cheque, we grafted (Blood, sweat and comedy accidents) and made a big difference to a guide leader who gives up so much time helping others”.

The Guide leader was over whelmed and to say she was pleased would be an under statement. She was so grateful and speechless at what we had achieved in such a short space of time. When she could find her words all she could say was “Amazing, It’s Amazing”.

This spectacular bonfire was then followed with our very own highly trained pyrotechnics display.

FRODSHAM and district Round Table have “rescued” the town’s annual Bonfire Party and firework display.
Members of the Town Council welcome an application by the Round Table to use Fluin Lane playing fields for the event on November 5.
The event has in the past been staged by Frodsham Community Association but two months ago the association withdrew its application for permission to use the Fluin Lane field.
Councillors agreed it was “good news” that the Round Table was to stage the event. But concern was expressed over the possibility of damage to the field.

• Coun Frank Pennington said there had been problems last year which had cost the community centre “a lot of money” to put right. The bonfire had been in the middle of the field and the site of the fire had to be re-turfed.
• Coun Dennis Taylor said it would be advisable not to put the bonfire in the middle of the field but somewhere else where it would not cause much damage.
• Coun Tony Hinkins said telling the Round Table where to locate the fire would be quite wrong. But the council could be involved in the risk assessment.

It was agreed that the field should be reinstated after the event.

For the third year in a row, a team of eight intrepid explorers from Frodsham and District round table have cycled the gruelling 142 mile route from Coast to Coast in 4 days, from Whitehaven to Newcastle and jointly raising several thousand pounds for local good causes.
This ride encompasses some of the highest peaks in the country, totalling around 3500 meters of ascent and was a fantastic achievement for the whole group cyclers, all of them crossing the finish line together.

The team of round tablers were joined by the father of a six year old boy from Kingsley with autism. His parents are attempting to raise money to get him onto the sunrise program in America and a majority of the proceeds are going to support them.

The teams efforts were closely followed on twitter and facebook, but it was not all pain though, the team managed to find time to support many of the local taverns on route and a good time was had by all. See details of the event on our web site frodshamroundtable.co.uk

This is just one of the activities that Frodsham and District Round Table participate in for men aged between 18 and 45. We are always keen to welcome new members of if you are interested, have a look at rt940.co.uk or ring Allen Wales on 07870 639497.

Dave Jarman

Media and PR Representative Kingsley and District Roundtable