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DIVERS - On March 31, a trip to Stoney Cove in Leicestershire saw members taking the opportunity to check their equipment and skills ahead of a dive trip to the Farne Islands.

At the same event, Simon Cooper passed his open water assessment and became an elementary diver and Michael Nixon completed all skills to qualify as a club dive. A further five members are due to complete their basic training over the next few weeks.

Eleven club members braved chilly weather to dive the dramatic underwater topography of the Farne Islands in the company of the resident seal population, One of the youngest members, 16-year-old Kieran Dimmock, organised the trip.

With six further UK coastal trips planned for summer 2008, the club has a full calendar ahead.

All new members receive free training, the free loan of equipment during their basic pool training. Details are available at www.StourportDivers.com or by phoning John Carmichael on weekdays between 9am and 6pm on 01562 753637.

WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH - On Sunday, April 27 at 10.30am, morning worship will be led by Rev Linda Catlow.

The coffee bar in Stourport Wesley Church is open every Tuesday, Friday and Saturday morning from 10am to noon.

CORNERSTONE FAMILY CHURCH - Praise and worship and Bible teaching is held every Sunday at 10.30am.

Prayer meetings are held on Tuesdays at 7.30pm and Fridays at 7am. House groups meet every Thursday at 7.30pm.

More information at www.cornerstonefamily church.co.uk or telephone 07944 064739.

10:24am Thursday 24th April 2008

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