For the residents of Ashdon
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Ashdon Parish Council
Good evening,
I'll be in Ashdon 8.30-10.00 tomorrow.
Fruit, Salad and Veg Stock to choose from are;
Free range Medium Eggs 6, 12 & 30 (£1.50, £2.75 & £6.50).
Blueberries (£2.50 a punnet)
Raspberries (£3.00 a punnet)
Strawberries (£3.00 a punnet)
Pink lady (£0.60)
Cox apples (£0.50)
Conference pears (£3 a kilo)
Black/ Red/ White seedless grapes (£2.50 for 500g)
Bananas (£0.20)
Navel Oranges (£0.60)
Blood oranges (£3.50 a kilo)
Marmalade oranges (£2.50 per kilo)
Sharon Fruit (£2 a punnet)
Nardacotts (£0.50)
Lemons (£0.40)
Limes (£0.40)
Golden kiwi (£0.80)
Melon (£3)
Large Pineapples (£2.50)
Mangoes (£1)
Cherry tomatoes on vine (£2.50 per 250g loose)
Vine tomatoes (£1.00 per 250g)
Cucumber (£1.30)
Celery (£1)
Large Spring onions (£1)
Spring onions (£0.80)
Cos lettuce (£1.30)
Hydroponic lettuce (£2)
Red pepper (£0.80)
3 Mixed pepper (£1.60)
Hass Avocado RTE (£1.60)
Loose mushrooms (£4.50 a kilo)
Chestnut mushrooms (£7 a kilo)
Portobello mushrooms (£8.50 per kilo)
Aubergine (£1.00)
Courgettes (£1.00 per 250g)
British Salad potatoes (£2 per kilo)
British washed white Potatoes (£1 per kilo)
Sweet potatoes (£1.50 per kilo)
British Regular Red potatoes (£1 per kilo)
Baking potatoes (£1 per kilo)
Loose french beans (£2 per 250g)
Loose Sugar snap (£2 per 250g)
Loose mange tout (£2 per 250g)
Cauliflower (£1.50)
January King Cabbage (£1.40)
Primo green cabbage (£1.20)
Red cabbage (£1 a kilo)
White cabbage (£1 a kilo)
Tenderstem (£2.50 for 250g)
Broccoli (£3.00 a kilo)
British Bunch of carrots (£2.00)
British Celeriac (£1.50)
British Parsnips (£1.50 a kilo)
British Loose carrots (£1 a kilo)
Large Butternut squash (£1.20)
British Swede (£1.00 a kilo)
British Leeks (£3.00 a kilo)
British Brussels (£2.50 a kilo)
Onions (£0.75 per kilo)
Red onions (£1 per kilo)
Banana shallots (£1.00 per 250g)
Large Garlic (£1)
Red Chilli (£2 for 100g)
Ginger (£0.60 for 100g)
Hope to see you soon or if you need a local delivery of my products, send a list of what and how much you want.
Kind regards
Darren
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For those Sundays when you could do without all the pots and pans, but want to enjoy a delicious roast in the comfort of your own home!
Our mouth-watering Sunday offering is available to takeout!
Collection slots available for 12:30pm & 3pm tomorrow!
Ready to collect hot, in separate containers, allowing you to plate up at home and experience our Sunday Roast at its finest.
Advanced booking required.
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Looks fantastic
There will be an Extraordinary Meeting of Ashdon Parish Council on Wednesday 19th January 2022.
Further details and information for those wishing to attend can be obtained by downloading the Agenda from the Parish Council Website via the link below.
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Hope you publish the associated costs of this proposal? With the pub reopening, is there a need?
The Uttlesford Community Safety Partnership is hosting another catalytic convertor marking session following a successful first event in October.
The event will be held on Sunday 16 January, 10am to 2pm, at Tread First, Shire Hill, Saffron Walden.
Residents are invited to attend to have their catalytic converters marked by Tread First and registered by local officers – all free of charge.
Time slots and kits are limited. Book via Eventbrite: www.eventbrite.co.uk/o/uttlesford-community-safety-partnership-37658959253 and receive an e-ticket that you must show on the day. ... See MoreSee Less
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Good evening,
I am in Ashdon 8.30-10.00 tomorrow.
Fruit, Salad and Veg Stock to choose from will be;
Free range Medium Eggs 6, 12 & 30 (£1.50, £2.75 & £6.50).
Blueberries (£2.50 a punnet)
Raspberries (£3.00 a punnet)
Strawberries (£3.00 a punnet)
Pink lady (£0.60)
English Cox apples (£0.60)
Persimmon (£2 a 1kg punnet)
Conference pears (£3 a kilo)
Black/ White seedless grapes (£2.50 per 500g)
Bananas (£0.20)
Navel Oranges (£0.60)
Blood oranges (£3.50 a kilo)
Large Leafy clementines (£0.60)
Lemons (£0.40)
Limes (£0.40)
Golden kiwi (£0.80)
Kiwi (£0.40)
Melon (£3)
Large Pineapples (£3)
Mangoes (£1)
Cherry tomatoes on vine (£2.50 for 250g loose)
Vine tomatoes (£3.50 a kilo)
Cucumber (£1)
Celery (£1)
Large Spring onions (£1)
Spring onions (£0.80)
Cos Lettuce (£1)
Hydroponic lettuce (£2)
Red pepper (£0.80)
3 Mixed pepper (£1.60)
Hass Avocado RTE (£1.60)
Loose mushrooms (£4.50 a kilo)
Chestnut mushrooms (£6 a kilo)
Portobello mushrooms (£8.50 a kilo)
Aubergine (£1.00)
Courgettes (£3.50 a kilo)
British Salad potatoes (£2 a kilo)
British washed white Potatoes (£1 a kilo)
Sweet potatoes (£1.50 a kilo)
British Regular Red potatoes (£1 a kilo)
Loose Sugar snap (£2 for 250g)
Loose mange tout (£2 for 250g)
Loose fine beans (£2 for 250g)
Cauliflower (£2.00)
Romanesco Cauliflower (£2.50)
Spinach (£2.50)
Jerusalem Artichokes (£3 a kilo)
Savoy Cabbage (£1)
Red cabbage (£1 a kilo)
White cabbage (£1 a kilo)
Tenderstem (£2.50 for 250g)
Broccoli (£2.50 a kilo)
Purple sprouting (£2 for 250g)
British Bunch of carrots (£2.00)
British Celeriac (£1.50)
British Parsnips (£1.50 a kilo)
British Loose carrots (£1 a kilo)
Large Butternut squash (£1.20)
British Swede (£1.00 a kilo)
British Leeks (£3.00 a kilo)
British Brussels (£2.50 a kilo)
Brussel stalk (£2 a stalk)
Onions (£0.75 per kilo)
Red onions (£1 per kilo)
Banana shallots (£1.00 per 250g)
Large Garlic (£1)
Red Chilli (£2 for 100g)
Ginger (£0.60 for 100g)
Prices can be subject to change.
Hope to see you soon or if you need a local delivery of my products, send a list of what and how much you want.
Kind regards
Darren
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Ashdon Parish Council will meet at 7:30pm on Monday 10th January in the Village Hall.
Please click the link below to access and view the Agenda for the meeting from the Parish Council Website.
Details for those wishing to attend are in the Agenda.
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A date for your diaries - plenty of warning 😁 ... See MoreSee Less
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Happy new year to you all! Thank you so much for all of your support since we opened the doors in October, we have loved every minute.
We will be closed today but we will be back tomorrow, the fires will be roaring and we will be serving food until 4.30pm.
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Just testing the water.
Would anyone in Ashdon be interested in going for an (occasional) cross country and / or road run locally?
Not a race ( around 8.5 mins / mile) not a marathon (usually between 5 and 9 miles) and most certainly no pressure - just getting out and keeping fit around the beautiful Ashdon area.
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Yeah sure, be good to find out a few more routes around Ashdon 👍 current one is 12K
May be depending on when it is and the distance!
Why the hell not......
Yes!
Love to have a go
Absolutely! 🏃🏽♀️
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We’re sure you’ve heard the news, NYE is a go!
Indulge in our delicious menu from 12-2:30pm and 6-8pm. We’ll be open later for drinks and music so pop down and join us for the midnight countdown!
Whatever your plans, we hope you have a lovely time welcoming in 2022!
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New Menu Launching Wednesday 29th December!
Get booked in and pop down to check it out! ... See MoreSee Less
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We hope you all had a lovely Christmas!
Keep your eyes peeled later today when we’ll be sharing with you our delicious new menu that will be available from Wednesday! ... See MoreSee Less
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Wow! Looking forward to these delicious new Men--!!!😂
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Sending our warmest wishes to everyone.
Please stay safe... ... See MoreSee Less
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Wishing everyone a Happy Christmas and a happier new year!🎄🧑🎄🥂
Merry Christmas
Merry Christmas 🤶
Do you still need Christmas Cards?
The Windmill Trustees have some Christmas Cards available should anyone need to send some late cards.
They are 150cmx100cm and have a picture of Ashdon Windmill on the front and a message inside.
£4 for a pack of 10 They are available from Kevin Nicholas
Please call in person at Bourn Stream Bartlow Road
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Please see attached pictures from All Saints Church.
They advise that their collection was for EACH (East Anglia’s Children’s Hospices) and that “ we normally do presents but this year they asked for money due to Covid also a lot of the children there need specialist toys. We had Elaine a EACH volunteer come and talk to us this morning so we thought it would be a nice instead of having a collection people could take an envelope and place their money in there and hang on the tree.
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Put in an envelope to EACH and drop into the church, or The Vicarage Radwinter Road or Robert Gardner’s Meadowside,Church End. Thank you.
Do we just come up to the church to donate?
This is equally important in Ashdon. We have had reports of several “near misses” due to people walking in the road, in the dark, whilst wearing dark clothing and with no lights or hi visibility clothing.
Please take care and ensure that you can be seen…To Be Safe on our roads you need to Be Seen. If you are out walking in poor daylight conditions wear or carry something light coloured, bright or fluorescent. When it’s dark, use reflective materials which can include arm bands, jackets and footwear. If you are out walking with very young children please keep between them and the traffic and remember to hold hands. ... See MoreSee Less
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And we have a near miss nearly every time we walk to school in our hi vis jackets and with lights in the winter months. People driving through the village ( many living in the village ) need to slow down and give a wide birth to walkers instead of worrying about getting mud on their tyres!!!
Maybe the footpath discussed or Street lights or a suitable speed calming mesures might work instead of asking pedestrians to adapt their behaviour.....
As a regular driver through the village and someone who lives in Ashdon I def think that people walking their dogs or not on footpaths should really think about the high vis or lights. I do not speed. The speed limit is a limit not a target but even still at 20mph you could seriously hurt someone who is walking in the road and is NOT visible. This isn’t a dig at people it’s a post to raise awareness to walkers to say you CANT always be seen and to take responsibility for your safety. Twice this week I have seen people walking up the road or walking their dog in the road and you really can’t see them until you are nearly on top of them . Thanks to the parish council to raising awareness of this by posting xxx
And also when riding bikes please. Drivers want to drive safely. I know some drive really fast (probably not from the village as they don’t seem to know the road/bends you can’t see round/lack of footpaths/thin footpaths judging by how fast they go) but those of us that try to drive safely want to see you all xx
I just wanted to say a huge THANK YOU to everyone in the village who came to the Wreath Workshop night to raise money for the school PTA.
We raised over £550 which is incredible! A much needed kickstart to our fundraising efforts after two very difficult years.
This money will go towards new technology and supporting class trips and events.
A huge thank you from myself - Elly’s Flower Studio / PTA Treasurer!
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Fruit & Veg Stall Update:
Please contact Darren by WhatsApp or text to request an order form as we cannot attach them to this post.. ... See MoreSee Less
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Launching Tomorrow!
Pop down between 5:30-8:30pm and enjoy a delicious pizza in our cosy pub!🍕
Takeaway also available! ... See MoreSee Less
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We are SO glad that you make all this effort, it really is appreciated! Happy and safe Christmas & New Year - and the whole of 2022 (we need you!)
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Thanks to the Baptist Church Choir, John Goddard and Peter for organising a lovely carol singing event. Such a blessing and positive community vibe! More please.. 😃🎄⭐🌟 🎄
Carol singing at Crown Hill tonight. Sun 12 Dec at 6pm. Carol words to read on your phone on Bit.ly/ashdoncarols1 ... See MoreSee Less
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Good evening,
Due to the combination of high winds and rain forecast for tomorrow, I cannot risk setting up my gazebos and do pop-up stalls.
Instead I offer to deliver the produce to your home Wednesday afternoon or I will be in Radwinter 10.30-12.30 on Thursday if you want to choose your produce.
If you want a delivery please send me a list of things you'd like, or take a picture of your handwritten list, or call me and I'll note what you'd like.
The stock to choose from is;
Free range Medium Eggs 6, 12 or 30 (£1.30, £2.50 and £6).
Blueberries (£2.00 a punnet)
Raspberries (£2.50 a punnet)
Pink lady (£0.60)
English Egremont Russett (£0.50)
English Jonaprince (£1.50 for 500g)
Conference pears (£3 a kilo)
Black seedless grapes (£2 a punnet)
Bananas (£0.20)
Navel Oranges (£0.60)
Nardacott easy peelers (£0.40)
Leafy clementines (£0.40)
Pink Grapefruit (£0.80)
Lemons (£0.40)
Limes (£0.40)
Golden kiwi (£0.80)
Kiwi (£0.40)
Galia melon (£2.00)
Large Pineapples (£2)
Cherry tomatoes on vine (£2 for 250g loose)
Loose Cherry tomatoes (£1 for 250g)
Vine tomatoes (£2.00 a kilo)
Cucumber (£1)
Celery (£1)
Large Spring onions (£1.00)
Kos Lettuce (£1.80)
Red pepper (£0.80)
Red Romano pepper (£0.60)
Hass Avocado RTE (£1.60)
Aubergine (£1.00)
Courgettes (£2.00 a kilo)
British Salad potatoes (£2 a kilo)
British washed white Potatoes (£1 a kilo)
Sweet potatoes (£1.50 a kilo)
British Regular Red potatoes (£1 a kilo)
British Baking potatoes (£1 a kilo)
Loose fine beans (£2 for 250g)
Cauliflower medium (£2.30)
British Tenderstem 200g (£2.00)
Broccoli (£2.50 a kilo)
British Parsnips (£1.50 a kilo)
British Loose carrots (£1 a kilo)
Large Butternut squash (£1.20)
British Leeks (£2.50 a kilo)
British Brussels (£2.50 a kilo)
Loose mushrooms (£4.50 a kilo)
Portobello mushrooms (£8 a kilo)
Onions (£0.75 per kilo)
Red onions (£1 per kilo)
Banana shallots (£1.25 per 250g)
Large Garlic (£1)
Ginger (£0.60 for 100g)
Prices can be subject to change.
Hope to see you soon or if you need a local delivery of my products, send a list of what and how much you want.
Kind regards
Darren
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