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Looking for something to do this summer why not check out Trentham monkey Village x

IT’S FRIDAY😎👌🏻

YOU KNOW WHAT THAT MEANS... PHOTO FRIDAY 🐒📸👀!

🎉 G I V E A W A Y 🎉

‼️CAPTION COMPETITION‼️

W I N 🎫 T I C K E T S ! ! !

WE WANT YOU TO COMMENT ON THIS POST TO BE IN WITH A CHANCE OF WINNING x4 TICKETS TO MONKEY FOREST 🙊

How to enter:
1️⃣🐵 Look at our cheeky monkey image!
2️⃣🐵 Make sure you have liked the post
3️⃣🐵 Follow/Like the Monkey Forest FB page
4️⃣🐵 Comment your BEST caption!

WE WILL PICK THE WINNER NEXT WEEK…

GOOD LUCK!🤞💛

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✨IMPORTANT - DON'T GET SCAMMED✨

⚠️ Remember, the real Trentham Monkey Forest page will always have a blue verified badge, and we will never ask you for any personal details relating to a competition⚠️

Thank you,
Monkey Forest Team 🐒❤️

Friday blessings everyone, what you reading this month 🙏 x

🎬⚔️ Loved The Odyssey on screen? Why not dive deeper into the world of gods, monsters, heroes and epic quests?

Our Myths and Legends eBook collection on the Libby app brings together stories inspired by ancient myths, legendary figures and timeless adventures. From Greek heroes and fearsome creatures to fresh retellings of classic tales, there's plenty to enjoy if The Odyssey has left you wanting more. The collection currently features over 100 myth and legend themed titles to explore.

📚 Browse the collection here: https://norfolk.overdrive.com/collection/1794375

📱 New to Libby? It's free to use with your Norfolk Libraries card, giving you instant access to eBooks and audiobooks wherever you are.



ID: Three of the titles available in the Myths and Legends collection - Rick Riordan, Pat Barker and Caro De Robertis

Looking to donate to check out your local libraries and community centres or charity bins this summer where you can donate clothes and food x

𝐂𝐚𝐧 𝐲𝐨𝐮 𝐡𝐞𝐥𝐩 𝐮𝐬 𝐩𝐥𝐞𝐚𝐬𝐞? 🫶

We're looking for local businesses who could display one of our Project Indi collection boxes! If you can help, please get in touch - We would love to hear from you!

You will be helping to raise funds to support vulnerable and disabled adults, children & families in your local community.

Thank you for your continued support! 💚

Sunday blessings everyone, as people pray for sunshine remember to respect your and take care when you're outside. Take your rubbish with you and use the bins provided. There are plenty of that are willing to help and support you. Remember to do your bit to.

⚠️ Chase Road temporarily closed following wildfire at Cannock Chase.

We’ve temporarily closed Chase Road, from the Camp Road turning to Brocton Nursery, after firefighters tackled a large blaze on Cannock Chase.

Crews from Staffordshire Fire and Rescue and
West Midlands Fire Service were called to the fire, which started from a disposable barbecue.

The fire damaged an area of heath and moorland in Sherbrook Valley, a protected Site of Special Scientific Interest and Special Area of Conservation.

Sadly, wildlife including adders and toads were killed, and valuable habitat has been lost.

The closure will remain in place until at least Monday 3 August while we reduce the risk of any remaining hotspots reigniting. We’ll review the situation and share updates when we can safely reopen the road.

If you use Chase Road, please make alternative travel plans over the weekend.

With dry conditions continuing across the region, we’re also reminding everyone to help prevent further fires:
🚫 Do not use barbecues or open flames on Cannock Chase or in country parks
🗑️ Take your litter home or use bins provided
🍾 Take extra care with glass, which can start fires in hot conditions

Disposable barbecues are banned on Cannock Chase for a reason.

This fire shows the devastating impact they can have on our wildlife, landscape and communities.

Saturday blessings everyone, celebrate your memories with this

Free Giveaway | Pip Pop Art Win a canvas print of your choice of painting by Wirral artist Pip

Saturday blessings everyone , how you enjoying the weekend. Whilst staying out of the sun I chose to have a go at making cookies 🍪 x

Have you put a jug of orange juice in your fridge, got your ice cream 🍦 water 💧 damp towel and music 🎶. Then sit in your garden and enjoy the sunshine 🌞 x

Today, we're discussing whether Britain is falling apart in the heatwave.

The record for the hottest June day has been broken again, reaching 36.7 degrees.

Schools are closing, trains are cancelled, thousands are under a hosepipe ban, and hospitals are declaring critical incidents.

We want to hear your experiences of the past week.

Anyone else have any tips for managing this type of weather and staying cool 😎 x

Much like this week, fifty years ago London baked in one of the hottest seasons of the 20th century.

The heatwave of 1976 brought temperatures regularly exceeding 30 degrees, severe drought, water rationing and forest fires across southern England. It was also linked to a significant rise in hospital admissions and a 20% increase in "excess deaths."

Half a century on, London is facing another serious heat event.

The Met Office has issued a Red weather warning for extreme heat across central and southern England and Wales, in effect from Wednesday morning through to Thursday evening. Unlike 1976, this heatwave is accompanied by exceptionally high humidity, making conditions significantly more oppressive than the temperature alone suggests.

The current UK June temperature record of 35.6°C, set that same summer, is now likely to be broken.

📷 Shadwell Park, The Highway, E1. Paul Trevor