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The Atworth Village Magazine is the monthly magazine for the village and parish of Atworth.
The first Atworth Village Magazine was created in 1977 by Esme Lambert and the late Elsie Gravestock, with Jennifer Barton. The sub-title of the magazine "Yer 'Tiz" was introduced after a competition for the name, and was the suggestion of Esme Lambert. The name reverted to the the Atworth Village Magazine for a while in 1995. There are some early examples of magazine covers here.
From about 1995 to 2006, Martin and Lynne Beta were
responsible for publishing the magazine.
In September 2006, avoiding a
break in publication, Kenneth Spencer took on the responsibility of editing,
producing and publishing a magazine for the village of Atworth. He named the new
magazine "The Atworth Village Magazine", reverting to the title often used in 1995 and at other
times.
Kenneth was been grateful for the help of
Penny Laver (invoicing) and Julia Kirwan (distribution) in the past.
From August 2008 until 2011, Jim Marsden took on the
invoicing rôle, dealing with invoices and incoming
payments.
From August 2009, we were pleased to welcome Don Coote into the rôle of
distribution person for the magazine. Don has now left and we may now be seeking a Distribution
Person. Contact the editor at
magazine@atworth.org.uk for details if you are interested.
In February 2009 we were delighted to welcome Jasmine Cainey as our Young
Persons' Correspondent for the magazine. When Jazz left to go to University to study journalism, we were
very pleased that Elena Rossi indicated that she would like to write the Young Persons' Correspondent column -
thus Elena started with us in September 2011 with volume 35.
More recently, Kenneth has been ably assisted by his wife Lynne, who distributes the magazine around the
village, to the team of deliverers, numbering about 17
volunteers who deliver the magazine to every home in Atworth.
The finished
magazine is professionally printed - the costs for the operation are borne out
of income from advertising with past donations from Atworth Parish Council and occasionally donations from the village
organisations which use the magazine for their reports and notices. To date, our most expensive issue was that of
September 2010. It cost £377 and featured not only one of our colour covers, but also an inside centre page
which was also in full colour.
Without the time freely given by all involved, the magazine would not continue. An important team of about
Who are we ?![]() Some Members of the Atworth Magazine Team (at November 2009) Left to Right: Gay Harris, Jean Edwards (deliverers); Don Coote (Distribution); Kenneth Spencer (Editor); Jim Marsden (Invoicing); Mavis King, John Lambert (deliverers). |
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You
can email items directly to the Editor at
magazine@atworth.org.uk.
The editor receives all copy directly, whether
for advertising or editorial content.
You must include a fixed-line
telephone number and postal address in your email.
You can also use the web forms provided on the
Events Diary and
Notices
item submission forms.
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current issue of the Atworth Village Magazine as an Adobe Portable Document Format document.
Select previous issues from the Archive directory for the desired year
and month, from the links at the bottom of this page. You can then easily read
or print the magazine. Downloaded issues are free-of-charge. NOTE: all advertising has been removed from the on-line magazines in order to reduce download time. Therefore, several pages are completely blank. Email address error - Unfortunately the email address for the transport action group was incorrectly shown in the July issue of the magazine. The correct address is atag@email.com. Buying a Magazine Magazines are available for £0.50p each from the Post Office at the Bear Garage, the White Hart pub in Atworth and from Smith's Stores in Whitley. If these outlets have sold out the editor may be able to post you a copy for £1.00 including second class postage. |
| Please Note It is important that you click once only on the link to any of the magazines. Do NOT click more than once on a link to a magazine copy, and do not attempt to download more than one copy of the magazine at once. Furthermore, do not attempt to access the magazine archive by storing a direct link to a magazine copy. If you do any of these actions then your access to the entire archive will be blocked. The issues of the Atworth Village Magazine (and "Yer 'Tiz" up to August 2006) in the links below are in Adobe Portable Document Format ".PDF" . If you do not have Acrobat Reader to view the documents, you can download the "Adobe Acrobat Reader" free-of-charge from the Adobe website. NOTE: all advertising has been removed from the on-line magazines in order to reduce download time. Therefore, several pages and areas of the online copies of the magazine may be blank. |
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