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Woodworking still life Woodworking still life


Our Annual General Meeting was well attended on Monday 29th September. An appeal was made for more Duty Managers (DM) to run the Thursday sessions. At the moment there are only 2 DMs available for Thursdays. Without a DM the Shed cannot open. Please think about being a Thursday DM and speak to Steve Peach or Dave Lee about what you would need to do. The more DMs there are the better. It’s also a good way to meet people! Leon talked about his role as the Shed Welfare Officer.

Leon can help signpost Shedders to transport for medical appointments and care. Leon asked for a list of Shedders and some details. Once the information that Leon needs has been identified we will ask Shedders if they are happy for Leon to hold this information. This is because we need to comply with Data Protection.
A large amount of good quality timber has been donated to the Shed. The timber is currently on the floor in the main workshop. The timber can’t stay there as it is a hazard and is occupying a space that had been cleared. If you would like any of the timber please help yourself and take it home. Any timber stored in the Shed for a project that you are currently working on MUST be clearly and securely labelled and stored on the shelves in the stair area.
Now that we are in October Christmas has really hit the shops, pubs and restaurants. If you think the Shed should celebrate the Christmas season please speak to a DM and let them know your ideas and how you can help organise the event.

Joints : Delia’s box is for Lego bricks A Wednesday Woodwork project
The Monday book club continues to be popular. All Shedders are welcome to this event. The next book is The Thirteenth Tale by Diane Setterfield. We will be discussing this book on Monday 03/11/25 at about 10:30.
Monday Shedders have 2 ongoing community projects. 3 Father Christmas outfits are being made and another 100 metres of bunting for Cheap Street to use next Spring.
Fiona’s chair is nearly there.

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