LITURGY, THE PRAYER OF THE PEOPLE

33rd Sunday of the Year Saturday: 4.30 pm Saint Mary (Danny O’Carroll Int., Eileen & Florence O’Donoghues Int. )

5.30 pm Saint David Lewis (+Peter Bracchi)

6.00 pm Saint Basil & Saint Gwladys (Intention of Milne & Williams Family,

Special Intention., Paul Bowen)

Sunday : 9.00 am Saint Anne (+Thomas Hayes)

9.00 am Saint David Msza w j. polskim

9.30 am Saint Mary (Theresa Malloy, Maria & Pasquale Vellucci.)

10.30 am Saint Michael (+Michael Wigmore, Joan Lester, Danny Marsh

Maria Ubaldi)

11.00 am Saint David (Danny O’Carroll Intention, Brian Harding)

11.30 am Saint Basil & Saint Gwladys Rite of the Ordinariate Mass

6.00 pm Saint Mary (+Margaret Kroger, Vincente Baylon)

Monday : 9.30 am Saint Michael Morning Prayer Service

10.00 am Saint Mary (Bessy Lake, +All deceased family members)

11.30 am Saint David Lewis Funeral Service for John Albert Leith

6.30 pm Saint Anne Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament & Reconciliation

7.00 pm Saint Anne (Holy Souls)

Tuesday Presentation of our Lady

7.30 am Saint Mary (+Linda Chambers)

10.00 am Saint Anne Devotions

10.00 am Saint Mary (Danny O’Carroll Intention, +Peter Wright)

10.30 am Saint Mary Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament

10.30 am Saint Michael Requiem Mass for Brian George Sparrow

6.30 pm St. Basil & St. Gwladys. Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament &

Reconciliation

7.00 pm Saint Basil & Saint Gwladys (Holy Souls)

Wednesday Saint Cecilia 10.00 am Saint Mary (Adam Pacini, Ann Callan Intentions)

6.30 pm Saint Michael Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament & Reconciliation

7.00 pm Saint Michael (Holy Souls)

Thursday 10.00 am Saint Mary (+Bill Parkman,

Deceased Members of Conti & Parkman Families)

11.30 am Saint Michael Requiem Mass for Thomas Maurice Cadaman

1.30 pm Saint David Requiem Mass for Avril MacDonald

6.30 pm Saint David Lewis Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament & Reconciliation

7.00 pm Saint David Lewis (Holy Souls)

Friday SS. Andrew Dung-Lac & Companions

10.00 am Saint Mary (+Robert Cooke, John Slevin & Deceased members of Slevin family.

Deceased members of Peters famly.)

12.30 pm Saint Michael Funeral Service for Philip John Flanagan

6.30 pm Saint David Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament &

Reconciliation

7.00 pm Saint David (Holy Souls)

Saturday

10.00 am Saint Mary (Richard Stokes, +Brian Sparrow)

Next Sunday’s Intentions

Feast of Christ the King

Saint Anne : +Peter Bracchi

Saint Basil & Saint Gwladys : + Joseph Cotterell, Mary Cotterell Intention

Saint David : Josie Alonzi, Private Intentions

Saint David Lewis : Deceased relatives of St. David Lewis Community

Saint Mary: +Nora Griffin : -Dave Crease & deceased members of Crease Family

Giuseppina di Rienzo, Olindo Vellucci. : +Margaret Kroger

Saint Michael : +Bob Taylor, +John James Murray, Ron Morgan, Tess Williams

SACRAMENT OF RECONCILIATION Saturday 10.45 – 11.45 am Saint Mary

Saturday 3.30 – 4.15 pm Saint Mary

SECOND DAILY MASS

The second daily Mass at 7.00 PM in the

various Communities begins Monday

20th

November.

This time is best suited to give

parishioners who work an opportunity to

attend weekday Mass.

Adoration of the Blessed Sacrament and

Confessions will take place before the

Mass starting at 6.30pm.

EARLY MORNING MASS - MOVED

PLEASE NOTE the coming of the

second daily Mass has necessitated the

Wednesday 7.30 AM Mass having to be

moved to TUESDAY at 7.30 AM.

IN HOSPITAL?

If you know of anyone who is in

hospital or about to go into hospital and

would like to receive holy communion

while they are there, please ring the

parish office leaving the persons’ name

and if possible the name of the ward.

A.1. The can-can.

A2. The keys were inside.

You have shown you can be faithful

in small things

Befrienders Bereavement Support Group

Christmas can be a time when people are lonely or alone, or feel the loss of a loved one particularly

badly

The All Saints Bereavement Support Group are

here to help Two “drop-in” sessions are held

weekly:

St Paul’s in Bridge Street, is run by All Saints, St

Woolos and St Paul’s It is open on Mondays from

1-3pm

St Michael’s Church Hall is open on Wednesdays

from 2-4pm

If you would like some company or simply

appreciate a cup of tea and a friendly chat this could

be for you – you can even come to both! If you

would prefer to speak to someone about your

loneliness or bereavement, we can help with that

too. Please call:

St Paul’s Tristram (01633) 266076

St Michael’s Marcella (07516) 921497

You will be very welcome

ALL SAINTS PARISH Saints Anne, Basil + Gwladys, David, David Lewis, Mary & Michael

“A L I V E A N D A C T I V E ”

The Year of Saint Matthew

33rd Sunday in the Year WORLD DAY OF THE POOR

(Sunday Readings: of year A : Breviary: Week i) 19.11.17.

THIS SUNDAY’S MASS :

Scripture: Proverbs 31: 10-13, 19-20, 30-31.

Psalm 127

R/. Blessed are those that fear the Lord..

Blessed are those that fear the Lord

and walk in his ways.

By the labour of your hands you shall eat.

You will be happy and prosper.

Your wife like a fruitful vine

in the heart of your house;

your children like shoots of the olive,

around your table.

Indeed thus shall be blessed

the man who fears the Lord.

May the Lord bless you from Zion /

in a happy Jerusalem

all the days of your life.

1 Thessalonians 5: 1 – 6.

Matthew 25: 14 – 30. Intercession : Lord God in Heaven

Response : Have mercy on us all, your servants on earth

During the Month of November we can remember

our deceased relatives and friends by saying daily the

Prayer for the Holy Souls.

Out of the depths I cry to you, O Lord, Lord, hear my voice!

O let your ears be attentive to the voice of my pleading.

If you, O Lord, should mark our guilt,

Lord, who would survive?

But with you is found forgiveness: for this we revere you.

My soul is waiting for the Lord. I count on his word.

My soul is longing for the Lord more than watchman for daybreak.

Let the watchman count on daybreak and Israel on the Lord.

Because with the Lord there is mercy

and fullness of redemption,

Israel indeed he will redeem from all its iniquity.

Eternal rest grant unto them, O Lord.

And let perpetual light shine upon them.

May they rest in peace. Amen.

May their souls, and the souls of all the faithful

departed, through the mercy of God, rest in peace.

Amen.

‘Times and seasons’

We find ourselves at the Thirty-third Sunday of Ordinary

Time, making our way ever closer to the end of the

church’s liturgical year. In this time of transition, from the

old to the new, we notice that the tone of the readings has

changed. We begin to think about those end times, or

of ‘the Day of the Lord’, as St. Paul puts it in the second

reading. The readings prompt us to prepare our hearts for

the hope that the new liturgical year will bring.

Coming to the end of the year, whether it’s the church’s

year or this calendar year, we have the opportunity to

reflect back and give thanks to Almighty God for the

graces and blessings that he has bestowed upon us. We are

a people called to ‘lift up your hearts’ in thanksgiving. If

we are not careful, showing our gratitude for these

blessings can be so easily overlooked by our own ‘wants’.

This is not what living our life in Christ means.

The end of the church’s year is also an opportunity for us

to make our new year’s commitments; those resolutions

which will enable us to refocus our gaze on the Lord.

Making our new liturgical year’s resolutions are a

personal undertaking. By having grateful hearts, and

thanking God for all the blessings that He’s given to us,

we become mindful of those times when we have fallen

short, and we strive to begin afresh. The Gospel reminds

us this weekend that we are given talents; gifts and talents

which are all very different, yet which complement each

other, as we all strive to build up the Body of Christ. The

Lord is prompting us to use these gifts and talents wisely

for the building up of the Kingdom here on earth.

The Lord has entrusted us with talents. As we enter the

final weeks of the church’s liturgical year, Jesus is

summoning us, and entrusting us with talents. How will

we use these talents?

SICK VISIT

Parishioners can now make requests for a sick visit online by visiting

http://allsaintsrcnewport.org.uk/sick/ or going to the homepage and clicking

'Request a Sick Visit’. Or by completing the forms at the back

of the churches.

Father Michael Doyle Father Daniel Stanton Father Dermot Tredget Deacon Pasquale Cinotti Deacon Rigo Logier Sister Brigid Cantwell Sister Paul Gerard Chidgey Sister Justina Morrin Sister Visitation O’Donoghue

9 Stow Hill, NP20 1TP 01633 265533 Mon.-Fri. 9am-3pm E.Mail allsaintsnpt@hotmail.co.uk Website : allsaintsrcnewport.org.uk

Royal Gwent + St. Woolos Hospitals 234234 Sick Calls (Emergency) 07805 696474

Hospital Rota Today : Anita & Bridie Next Sunday : John

Collections Saint Anne £226.10 (Gift Aided : £) 78

Saint Basil & Saint Gwladys £128.39 (Gift Aided : £78.50) 44

Saint David £161.36 (Gift Aided : £17.00) 212

Saint David Lewis £132.00 (Gift Aided : £39.00) 73

Saint Mary £946.00 (Gift Aided : £268.00) 488

Saint Michael £243.00 (Gift Aided : £63.00) 128

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SCOUT AND GUIDE POSTAGE STAMPS

Resumes this year

after

reorganisation.

Stamps will be

on sale in

Saint Mary’s

Institute on

Sunday

12th

November,

after 9.30am

Mass at the

bargain cost of

25p each, or see

Tracy in the

parish office!

Posters will show

the areas covered

in Newport.

Please could you donate new socks,

underwear (Male and Female), hats,

gloves and scarves to help the homeless

this winter who attend Eden Gate

.

Please leave your donations in the parish

office - thanks Helen McCann “.

Newport Catenians Presents A CHORAL CONCERT

BY THE EBBW FACH CHOIR

Tuesday 21st November 2017

At 7.00 pm

At

The Church of Our Lady of Peace

NEWBRIDGE

Tickets £5.00 each

Join us for a night of music

With The EBBW FACH Choir

Performing an Array of Music for all Tastes

Tea/Coffee & Welsh Cakes in interval

Support The Presidents Charities –

CHILDREN WITH CANCER & HCPT WALES To purchase Tickets

Contact : Tony Sheehan 01633 896929

Tony Cavaciuti. 01495 228117

Christmas Lunch on Christmas Day.

We will be holding our usual Christmas lunch on Christmas

Day this year. If you are on your own, or know someone

who is, why not come along and enjoy dinner and company

on Christmas Day?

There is no charge, and we can arrange transport. All friends

old and new welcome.

Phone Jan 01633 678789 or Phil 07813459743.

Prayer for the 33rd Sunday of the Year Loving God, the richness of your love is shown in the many blessing you bestow upon us. Give us the wisdom of your Spirit to use these gifts to preach the Gospel of Jesus by our lives by our love and also by our words. We ask this in his name, confident that you will hear us.

PARISH PASTORAL TEAM

HOSPITAL TEAM

PARISH

ARCHDIOCESE OF CARDIFF

St Joseph’s RC Primary

Ashvale, Tredegar, NP22 4AQ Email: john.mcmorrow@blaenau-gwent.gov.uk

“With Christ at the centre,

Inspire, Believe and so Achieve.’

Deputy Headteacher Required for April 1st 2018 or sooner

Salary: L1 – L5 £38,984 - £43,023 per annum

NOR 112 (Nursery to Year 6)

Relevant forms can be downloaded at

www.catholiceducation.org.uk

Completed paper Catholic Education Service

application forms should be returned to the

following address:-

John McMorrow, Headteacher, St. Joseph’s RC

Primary School, Ashvale, Tredegar, Blaenau-

Gwent, NP22 4AQ

Closing Date: 1pm - 24th November 2017

Lesson Observations: 4th or 5th December 2017

Interviews: 8th December 2017

ROUND AND ABOUT IN OUR CHURCHES

Saturday : 12.30 Baptism of Daisy Grace Masterson at Saint Mary’s Church.

Sunday : 10.30 Baptism of Ronnie Landsdown at Saint Michael’s Church.

12.30 Baptism of Scarlett Johnston at Saint Mary’s Church.

12.30 Baptism of Primrose McCoy at Saint Mary’s Church.

5.00 Folk Choir practise in St. Mary’s. New members always welcome.

Monday : 1.00-3.00 All Saints, St Woolos and St Paul's bereavement drop-in, St Paul's Bridge Street

Tuesday : 10.00 Saint Anne’s Tuesday Devotions.

10.00 Saint David Lewis Talent Sharing.

10.30 Saint Mary’s Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament (After the 10.00 Mass.) 6.30 Saint David Lewis Committee Meeting in the Hall

Wednesday :

2.00-4.00 St Michael's bereavement drop-in, Church Hall. 2.00 Sugar n’ Spice meet in Saint Mary’s Institute.

Thursday

Friday : 10.00 Saint David Lewis Talent Sharing

Saturday : 11.30 Saint David Lewis Christmas Fayre.

Next Sunday : 5.00 Folk Choir practise in St. Mary’s.

New members always welcome

DIARY DATES 27

th November Mike Marenghi’s London Trip

30th

November Quiz Night in Saint Mary’s Institute. 3

rd December Bake Sale in Saint Mary’s Institute.

3rd

December Saint Michael’s Little Angels Choir concert. 6

th December Sugar n’ Spice meet in Saint Marys Institute.

8th

December Lunchtime Concert in Saint Mary’s Church

PRAYERS PLEASE

Please pray for the Repose of the souls of all who have died recently.

Please remember also in your prayers Sr. Musarrat Noronha. Fr. Kevin

Payne, Khris Abdie, Samantha Aranjavelic, Christine Bennett, Marilyn

Boddy, Pat Bowen, Chloe Bowker, Liz Breen, Danielle Charmary,

Helen Crowley, Mel Davies, Dave, Albert Evans, John Fox, Catherine

George, Shelia Gill, Muriel Gomes, Joan Gough, Margaret Grainger,

Casey Hard, Rose Hackwood, Amanda Harkin, Jim Hart, Marian Hart,

Glenys Harvey, Blanche Hawker, Janet Hawkins, Kitty Hayes, Janet

Gillian Jones, Tom Kelly, Penny Lake, Callum Lewis, Glenis Lewis,

Moia Lewis, , Anne Monahan, Rosanna Morgan, Helen Morris, Andrew

Moulder, Marie Murphy, Paul O’Brien, Dennis O’Carroll, Lil O’Hagen,

Mary Park, Simon Park, Monica Pugsley, Colin Richards, John

Richardson, Jim Roche, Margaret Rowe, John Ryan, Michael Savage,

Idris Skillern, Lolith Sauksciuviene, Lillian Skillern, Linda Smith, Joyce

Stewart, Rita Stokes, Lucy Stoneman, Irene Taylor, Gerald Walker,

Tom Ware, Pat Webb, Catherine Wenegieme, Biddy Williams and all

in the Family of our Parish who are sick or housebound, and all who

care for them.

Someone to Pray for? Please tell your ‘Community

Correspondent’ or ring the Newsletter Secretary on 265533

It’s getting closer………

BAKE SALE & CRAFT

FAYRE

SUNDAY 3RD DECEMBER After 9.30 Mass in

Saint Mary’s Institute.

Cakes galore, Bottle Raffle,

Hand Made Crafts,

Fair Trade Stand, Scout Stamps Stand

Thank you to those who have already donated a bottle of

spirits or wine for the raffle ,they are gratefully received and

we will gladly receive more in the Parish Office.

Calling on all our “bakers” to amaze us with fantastic

cakes.

Proceeds from the Cakes, Raffle and Crafts will go

towards the Roof Restoration fund to try and reach our

target of £23,000 by Christmas. Let’s also make this a

social occasion when we meet friends old and new as

we browse the goods on sale.

Remember the 3 B’s

BAKE BRING BUY

HCPT GRAND CHRISTMAS DRAW

Group 97 will be selling tickets at Masses

of All Saints Communities on the

weekends of the 2nd

/3rd

December and the

9th/10

th Deceember enabling us to raise

monies towards next Easter’s Pilgrimage to

Lourdes.

Your usual support would be greatly

appreciated.

Thank You.

Volunteers are needed to read at the weekday morning Masses

in Saint Mary’s. If you can help please give your name into the

Parish Office.

Exposition of the Blessed Sacrament with the

Sacrament of Reconciliation this Monday at

6:30pm.followed by Mass at 7:00pm.

Thank you to all who helped with Peter's (RIP) funeral. The

organist, those who arranged the flowers, the altar linen both in

the church and in the hall, the loud speaker system, those who

arranged the seating etc. to the Tuesday Club who donated the

beautiful flowers for the Church. We all enjoyed the joyful

celebration of the Mass and afterwards in the Parkway.

WE TOLD YOU SO, that we would advise you of the revised

date of our Christmas Raffle. Prizes will be drawn in the hall

after 9.00 Mass on SUNDAY 10TH

DECEMBER. Tickets

continue to be sold.

NANCY’S famous free Coffee Morning will also be held that

SUNDAY morning on 10th

DECEMBER. She has asked,

Father Christmas to spread a little Christmas cheer. He’s asked

as many of you as possible to attend and said it would be a

wonderful opportunity to exchange your festive cards and

possibly presents. It’s been a difficult year in our Community

so please make a special effort to cheer us all up.

There is a lovely supply of Christmas Card etc. as well as

Advent Calendars for sale in our piety stall

If you would like to have Holy Water in your home please

bring a bottle and help yourself.

Bettws Food Bank send their thanks for the continuing

support of gifts of non-perishable food, toiletries and financial

donations, especially with Christmas not very far away. Without

your help, things would be very different for many families and

vulnerable people.

We will be having a Christmas raffle this year to raise funds

for a new carpet for the church. Please can we therefore ask for

raffle prizes to be donated.

Chocolates, Biscuits, Wine & Spirits, Items for a hamper

The raffle will be drawn after mass on the 16th

December.

Religious cards are on sale at the back of the church for £2 a

pack or sold separately for 50 pence a card, all proceeds will go

towards the new carpet. Thanks to Julie and Chris for donating

the cards.

Please note Poinsettias can be brought to Church on the 16th

December. Please don’t bring them any earlier than this.

Christmas Church cleaning will be 15th

December please

see Siobhan or Sue if you can help.

There are two red boxes without names awaiting collection.

Piety. Advent calendars, books, Christmas cards, calendars

and a number of assorted gifts, as well as grave candles for sale.

Come and have a look after mass!

DATES FOR THE DIARY:

CHRISTMAS RAFFLE: Please remember to return your Tickets for the Christmas Raffle

which will be drawn on Saturday 9th December 2017 at the

Mince Pie and Mull Wine evening. Great prizes!!! Your

support would be much appreciated.

Saturday 9th December 2017 – Mince Pie and Mull

Wine evening Please come along to our Mince Pie and Mull

Wine evening after mass on Saturday the 9th. All welcome.

Committee Meeting Tuesday 21st November 2017 -

There will be a Committee meeting on Tuesday 21st November

2017 at 6.30 pm in the Church Hall, St David Lewis.

Christmas Fayre Saturday 25th November 2017 –

Christmas Fayre will be held at St David Lewis Church Hall at

11:30 am – 1:30pm. All welcome.

TUESDAY/FRIDAY TALENT SHARING GROUP: Every Tuesday

and Friday at 10:00 am our Group get together commencing with prayers,

followed by Talent Sharing and a friendly chat over a cup of tea and some

delights. Should you wish to join us, please come along,

LINE DANCING: Why not combine getting fitter

with fun and join our LINE DANCERS.

Sessions are held on Monday and Thursday 10:30

am – 12:30 pm And Wednesday 07:30 pm -09:30

pm ALL WELCOME!!!

PIETY STALL: The Piety Stall has been stocked with some beautiful

Christmas items. Please visit the stall as we have something for all.

St. David 18th/19th November 25th/26th November

Communion Sabrina Angela

Molly

Merlin, Kath

James

St. David Lewis 18th/19th November 25th/26th November

Readers Debbie Travis

David Watts

Marilyn Richards

Esther Gomes

Communion

Annette Rose

Maura Dineen

Sr. Justina

Rita Conway

Michelle Barrett

Pam McLoughlin

C.L.o.W. Yvonne Jones

Mo Crowley

Beth Burke

Mo Crowley

You must forgive time and time again.

SAINT DAVID LEWIS Community Committee

Chair: Mary Burke

07506614580 Correspondent: Esther Gomes

07724248996

Lunch bags for the Homeless. To be returned this

weekend. 18th

/19th

November. Thanking you in anticipation of

your kindness.

The Legion of Mary candle this week is offered the Clergy

of the Parish

Christmas Spirit If you would like to donate a bottle of

spirits or wine for the Bake Sale raffle, it would be gratefully

received and can be left in the Parish Office.

200 Club : 12.11.17. No. 25 C. Lloyd

Why not pop into the Piety shop and see the new Christmas

stock, before it all sells out!! Also, November is with us, if you

wish to purchase Graveside/Memorial Candles they are

available in our shop.

LAST OPPORTUNITY TO BOOK YOUR CHRISTMAS

TRIP TO LONDON Monday 27th November 2017. Details on Church notice board and in the Institute.

Church Restoration Fund: Collection last Sunday was £298.00 Our target for Sunday 31

st

December 2017 is £23,000.

https://campaign.justgiving.com/charity/archdiocese-

cardiff/stmarysnpt .Total currently stands at £21,761.56 If you

have any fundraising ideas, or know anyone who would like to

sponsor the funding, please let the Parish office know, or one of the

Community Council members.

If you have any old £1.00 coins and do not wish to go to the

bank with them we are more than happy for them to go in the

Roof Restoration fund.

Of course if you have stashed away bags

with lots in then we will be even happier

to accept them!

Many thanks to all who supported our Pig Race. A very

successful £260 was raised for St Michael's Fund!

Christmas has arrived already! There are cards, candles

and some knick-knacks for sale at the back of the church.

130th Anniversary Mass photos are on display in the

church. If you want to buy a copy of any print

please put your name and print size on the list.

Don't forget Adoration 7pm Wednesday and Divine Office

9.30 Mondays

Diary dates. Our choir, The Little Voices of

St Michael's are planning a Concert of inspirational songs

and carols here on Sunday 3rd December at 3pm. Free entry but

there will be a raffle (£1.00 per strip) to raise funds for the

choir. Tickets will be available nearer the date. Refreshments

will be available after the concert.

There are still some copies of the Parish History

Booklet available. See Gerald Anderson. Cost £5 - proceeds to

the Building Fund.

Ministering to the Assembly

St. Mary 18th/19th November 25th/26th November

Readers

4.30

Suzan Glennon

Duncan Collie

Bernadette Cook

David Watts

9.30

Anchu Thomas

Joshy Thomas

Kitty McHugh

Paul Campbell

Isaac Madziya

Ann Lloyd

6.00 Mary Richardson Jane Morgan

Brian McErlaine

Communion As per separate list As per separate list

Cleaners Group 3 Group 4

C.L.o.W. Clelia Helen & Beth

St. Michael 18th/19th November 25th/26th November

The Word Catherine Fisher

Joseph Curran

Anntressa Mathews

Ann Pollard

Communion Myfanwy Anderson

Sergio Cinotti

Gerald Anderson

Sheila Wigmore

SAINT MICHAEL Community Committee Chair : Catherine Fisher 263358

Secretary : Michael Coombes.

(07802) 855515 Correspondent: AllsaintsBSG@live.co.uk

Cathedral Christmas Fayre

Sunday 26th November

12-4pm Jane Hodge Hall, Cornerstone, Cardiff

There will be a great variety of stalls including

· Devotional items…including religious artifacts and

photographs blessed by Pope Francis the previous Wednesday

at his weekly Audience

· Bottle Stall, with some fine wines on offer.

· Christmas decorations, including some splendid Pollsh Nativity

decorations

· Quality craft items, giving you that personal Christmas touch.

· Homemade cakes and biscuits to sweeten the Christmas

festivities.

· Homemade chutneys and jams to add to the festive board.

· Chocolate tombola

· Irish coffees – served by the Archbishop! And mulled wine and

mince pies.

· Quality bric-a-brac

· A collection of vinyl records including many opera

performances.

A three course carvery Sunday Lunch will be available at 1pm and

3pm which should be pre-booked via

Samantha at Cornerstone on

02922 403649 (please note slightly different code).