 Welcome to the website for Chapel Allerton, Stone Allerton and Ashton, Somerset, UK
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 New improved interactive Allerton Villages Market Place. Contact us to place your adverts and browse the existing ads!
 Race for Life 2010
Rach Duckett and friends: see the 'People in the News' quick link on the right
Peter & Liz Duckett celebrate their Golden Wedding Anniversary
See the 'People in the News' quick link on the right
New Sort-It-Plus recycling arrangements will commence in July (those new recycling bins)
For all that essential information about bins, collections and what you can and cannot recycle with Sort-It-Plus
 NewsFlash: Allerton Villages goes 'mobile' for 2010!
Good news, even when you are away from your computer you won't have to miss your regular visit to the Allerton Villages website. Welcome to the New Year launch of the mobile version.
Just point your Internet enabled mobile, smartphone or PDA to http://allertons.mobi and find a subset of our local news and contact information. (For more info see the News quicklinks on the right)
Help needed for Ashton Windmill
Sedgemoor District Council Press Release: see Windmill quicklink on the right ...
Photo of the Month: Windmill Invasion
(Photo contributed by Jessica Vale: Sedgemoor Museums Officer)
Invasion by Harlequin Ladybirds. For more information see the BBC's Science & Environment article and the Harlequin Ladybird Survey
Contributions to 'Photo of the Month' gratefully received!
Power Line: Hinckley Point Project:
Latest information can be found in the Environmental Group's section, accessible either from the 'News' quicklinks on the right, or the 'Groups & Organisations' link on the left.
 WI: Calling all Birders
'Great Crane Project'
Somerset WIs have learned of a plan to reintroduce the great crane, absent for 400 years, to the Somerset Levels next Autumn. The Levels and Moors provide just the right habitat, mild climate and rich in insect life. (See the WI news quick link on the right)
Chicks will be bred at Slimbridge next spring, where you will be able to see them next summer. The RSPB will need help to monitor the young cranes.
Somerset Heritage Trail: 'Tube Style Map'
See the local history section for more information and links. |
