Winter 2014 - ColdharBour Parish Council

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Coldharbour News
The
The Coldharbour
Coldharbour Parish
Parish Council
Council Newsletter
Newsletter
January 2014
2014
October
Pictures of
Fair in the Square
and Fairford Leys
Dog Show inside
Published by Coldharbour Parish Council
Volume 9 issue 3
Coldharbour Parish News
Your Coldharbour
Parish Councillors
Who deals with what?
The Parish Council were informed recently
that some people are expressing concerns
about local issues on social media sites and
whilst people are voicing their opinions –
they are not contacting the relevant bodies
such as the Police and Parish Council to
report them. All councillors agreed that
people need to take responsibility and
report matters to the relevant authority
to deal with rather than complaining on a
social media site. Failing to report concerns
or specific problems means those able to
help are not aware of the problems.
Chairman
Cllr Andrew Cole
Tel. 01296 334651
[email protected]
Vice Chairman
Cllr Sally Pattinson
Tel. 01296 331822
[email protected]
Cllr Pat Martin
Tel. 01296 426384
[email protected]
Everyone is welcome to come along to
Parish Council meetings if they have any
questions they would like to ask the council,
but we thought, that it would be useful to
outline these responsibilities and to publish
the names and contact deals of those who
have the responsibilities so that people are
able to contact them direct, see page 4. We
hope that this will help you to understand
who has responsibility for which areas, but
if you have any further queries, please do
not hesitate to contact Coldharbour Parish
Council on 01296 422800.
Cllr Paul Hughes
Tel. 01296 630654
[email protected]
Cllr Lesley Yates
Tel. 01296 291281
[email protected]
Cllr Steven Lambert
Tel. 01296 338387
[email protected]
Cllr Stuart Jarvis
Tel. 01296 331290
[email protected]
Traffic Regulation Orders
(Double Yellow Lines)
Cllr Claire Hughes
Tel. 01296 630654
[email protected]
Cllr Tony Whittaker
Tel. 01296 399907
[email protected]
Cllr Judith Heberer
Tel. 01296 427760
[email protected]
Plans are in progress for making
improvements to the main play area in
Fairford Leys with a view to making it more
attractive to older children and teenagers
in our community as well as maintaining
facilities for the younger ones. Once these
are finalised, we will make them available for
any residents who would like to see them.
Clerk to the Council
Keith Gray JP, PILCM, MILM
Tel. 01296 422800
[email protected]
Meet your Parish Clerk
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The Church on Fairford Leys
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9
Village News and Events
10/11
Fair in the Square
12/13
Fairford leys dog Show
14/15
Schools18/19
If you have any interesting articles for inclusion
in the next edition please send them to
[email protected]
Cover Picture by Terry Pattinson.
This area has always been known as ‘the
main play area’ and when the improvements
have been completed we feel that it would
be appropriate to give it a new name. We
are therefore asking for suggestions from
residents as to what the playground should
be called. We then plan to hold an official
opening when we will name the winner.
Please send your suggestions to the Fairford
Leys Centre [email protected].
uk or telephone 01296 422800.
St Mary’s School Extension
All the legal agreements have now been
signed for the extension to St Mary’s School
and preparation works will commence in
mid-October on site. The works will take
until July 2015 with new classrooms, staff
facilities, playground lay out and hall space
ready for the September 2015 intake.
During the works there will be an immediate
Just a reminder to all residents that you
must seek separate approval from the
Parish Council on any changes you make to
your property even if you have been given
planning permission or your changes are
considered to be “Permitted Development”.
When you come to sell your house your
purchaser’s solicitor will pick up on this
matter and some people are experiencing
difficulties at the final stages of selling
their homes because they failed to obtain
permission from the Parish Council relating
to the Ernest Cook Covenants (ECT) that
are on every property on Fairford Leys.
These covenants have not lapsed.
AVDC Planning Authority explains this
on their “Planning Permission Allowed”
document making it clear that their
permission to allow people to build or
make changes does not mean permission
under the ECT Covenants and the property
owner must seek separate permission
from Coldharbour Parish Council. Please
contact the Clerk to the Parish Council
for any advice. 01296 422800 clerk@
coldharbour-pc gov.uk
Fly Tipping - Illegal dumping
of waste
shortage of parking spaces for staff. The
Police and parking teams at Bucks CC are
aware of this and have developed a parking
plan for the staff. However, this means
that during this period there will be fewer
parking spaces for parents at drop off and
pick up time. Parents who have to drive
Copy Deadline & Advertising Rates
In This Issue:
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Planning and Permitted
Development - Ernest Cook
Covenants
A New Name for the Main Play Area
Cllr Nicola Eastwood
Tel. 01296 397075
[email protected]
Fairford leys Centre News
Following the Parish Council’s decision to
support the repainting of the double yellow
lines around the village and to extend some
of the areas covered, Buckinghamshire
County Council has now begun the Traffic
Regulation Order process to carry out the
works. This will take around ten weeks to
complete. We hope that will help to make
our streets safer and for the Silver Rider bus
to pass more easily.
are being urged to park at the main car
park in the village centre and walk to
the school during this time.
Advertising space is strictly limited - To book your space please call
Andrew Barnett on 01296 422800 or email [email protected]
Copy deadlines and Advertising Rates for the February edition:
Deadline for advertising is Friday 23rd January
Deadline for articles is Friday 30th January
¼ page £55 ½ page £85 Full page £115*
* Discounts available to advertisers committing to 3 consecutive editions with payment in advance.
The inclusion of an advertisement does not imply endorsement of the company or it’s products by Coldharbour
Parish Council, nor does it constitute a recommendation. Coldharbour Parish Council cannot be held liable for any
loss, damage or injury arising from goods sold through these columns or any advertising in this magazine.
We have been notified of residents dumping
garden waste near to properties around
Fairford Leys and especially along the
riverine corridor and land adjacent to the
golf course. Please note that the dumping of
all garden waste is classified as “fly-tipping”
and is punishable under the law. If you see
anyone dumping garden waste, or any other
types of rubbish, please report it to either
Coldharbour Parish, Buckinghamshire
County or Aylesbury District Council.
Bucks County Council and Aylesbury Vale
District Council have a website that makes
it easy for you to report this illegal activity
anonymously.
aylesburyvaledc.gov.uk/
forms/ShowSecureForm
Please note that you are also responsible
for the correct removal of household waste
even if you use someone else to remove it
for you. If someone is taking your household
waste away (including DIY), you must check
with the Environment Agency that they are
legally authorized to do so. If your waste is
dumped illegally and you haven’t checked
the carrier’s credentials, you and the carrier
could be fined up to £5,000.
If you would like to discuss this matter
further or wish to receive any further
information, please contact either the Clerk
or one of your local parish councillors
Dog Mess Again!!
We are sorry
to have to
keep repeating
this but it is
one of the
biggest issues
that concern
residents. The
Parish Council
are
not
responsible
for cleaning up
after your dog - you are. Please think about
other people walking where your dog has
been, pick it up put it in a bag and put it
into one of the bins (which the grounds staff
ARE responsible for) or take it home with
you. Please report anyone you see who
does not do this and let’s all work together
to make this an even pleasanter place to
live.
Grounds Maintenance Update
The summer bedding which has been so
beautiful is now coming to an end. We
hope that the all the residents enjoyed the
planters and baskets throughout the village.
The baskets will soon come down and will
be cleaned prepared and filled with lots of
winter bedding and bulbs which we hope
you will enjoy over the winter period.
The months seem to be speeding by and
we are nearly three quarters of the way
through the year! We have been busy over
the last few months watering the summer
bedding and trying to keep the grass cut
and litter down. We have placed an order
for some new trees, which we will be
planting in the autumn to replace the dead
ones in cages around the village.
The MVAS is being regularly moved around
the village with data being collected and
areas being monitored by the Council and
Thames Valley Police. Speed checks have
been carried out by the Police recently
and it is almost exclusively Fairford Leys
Residents who are breaking the speed
limits.
The Remembrance Service is nearly upon
us and the team will be working hard to
make sure the square is cleaned and the
wreaths are in place for this well attended
and respected day.
Christmas in the Square is the next big
event for us and we look forward to seeing
you all there. The lights and the trees will be
decorated with a couple of extra additions
this year.
We would like to welcome and introduce
Brian Neal to the team and we hope he
enjoys his new appointment.
Steve Webb
Grounds Manager
From Your Chairman
Welcome to the October edition of
Coldharbour News, it seems just yesterday
that we were enjoying the sunshine at the Fair
in the Square. Now the nights are drawing in
and the Parish Council are already planning
for Christmas in the Square.
Talking of Fair in the Square, this year was our
busiest yet, with more visitors and more local
businesses supporting the event. Of course
the weather was gorgeous which always
helps and I was very pleased to meet so
many of you. Not only was the fair busy, the
Fairford Leys Dog Show was also very well
supported and I thoroughly enjoyed meeting
some of our four legged residents who were
very well behaved. My thanks go to all those
involved in organising both events, the Clerk
and Councillor Judith Heberer, our Parish
Councillors and the Fairford Leys Centre
staff who willingly give their time to help
proceedings run smoothly and to all our stall
holders who make the fair the brilliant event it
is. Special thanks to Zandra Carrington and
her helpers for organizing the dog show.
As I mentioned winter is fast closing in and
at this time of year my thoughts always turn
to the safety of our residents. Again the
focus is on street lamps, as the days get
shorter making sure our streets have ample
lighting is an on-going job. So don’t forget
if you notice a streetlight out please make a
note of its number and location and drop me
an email. Last year although a very wet and
stormy winter it was fairly mild. The Parish
Council continues to try to be prepared for
bad weather and will be monitoring weather
reports and severe weather notifications, to
try to ensure that the main roads around the
village remain as passable as possible. With
the possibility of bad weather I would ask that
if you have an elderly neighbour just to check
that they are ok from time to time.
I hope to see you at Christmas in the Square
and take this early opportunity to wish you
and your family a very joyful Christmas and a
prosperous New Year.
Cllr Andrew Cole
Chairman
Coldharbour Parish Council
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Who is responsible for What?
Coldharbour Parish Council is
responsible for:
Bucks County Council is responsible for:
Grass cutting (but not overall ownership)
Litter collection in Hampden Square & Main Car Park
Dalwood Mews Garden
Fairford Leys Centre
Bandstand
Flowers & Planters
Allotments
Emptying of Dog Bins
Covenants on Fairford Leys (Management)
All Play Parks/Areas (11 in total)
Hampden Square / Village Square management
For details of Parish Councillors please see page
2 of this Newsletter.
Aylesbury Vale District Council is
responsible for:
Riverine Corridor (adoption)
Maintenance of paths, trees, hedges in riverine corridor area
Litter in all main open spaces and riverine corridor
Dog Fouling
Flooding problems (future land owner)
Hartwell Housing Estate boundary (trees and hedges
and gravelled pathway running alongside Fairford Leys &
Hartwell Housing Estate)
Future ownership of all open spaces/grass cutting areas in
Fairford Leys
Aylesbury Vale District Council
CEO: Andrew Grant
01296 585858
[email protected]
[email protected]
AVDC Councillors - Coldharbour Ward
(Fairford Leys)
Cllr Steven Lambert
07884 428833
5 Grosvenor Way, Fairford Leys
Aylesbury HP19 7B
slambert@ aylesburyvaledc.gov.uk
Cllr Mike Smith
01296 484299
Chancellors Road
Aylesbury HP19 9SH
[email protected]
[email protected]
Cllr Paul Hughes
50 Long Plough, Aston Clinton
Bucks HP22 5HB
[email protected]
[email protected]
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Roads
Street Lights / lamp posts
Highway matters
Parking Enforcement / Yellow Lines
Ownership of Highway Grass Verges
Bucks County Council
County Councillor for Aylesbury West
(Fairford Leys)
Email: [email protected]
Twitter: twitter.com/stevenlambert1
Meet your Parish Clerk
Mr Keith Gray JP, PILCM, MILM
01296 338387
The Ernest Cook Trust is responsible for:
The Landowner
The Covenant Owner
Responsible for Land Adoption Process and matters
relating to overall land ownership
The Ernest Cook Trust
CEO: Nicholas Ford
01285 712492
[email protected]
Keith originates from Northumberland
and moved to Fairford Leys in 2000.
Taylor Wimpey is responsible for:
He is the first Clerk of Coldharbour
Land adoption with AVDC
Parish Council having spent a short
time as Deputy Clerk to Stone with
Road adoption with BCC
Bishopstone and Hartwell Parish
Flooding prevention responsibilities / Maintenance of reed
beds and riverine area (landowner)
Council. He is experienced in national
and local government work and
has worked in various government
departments. Keith is the Town Clerk
of Aylesbury Town Council and also
Clerk to Dinton with Ford & Upton
Parish as well as Buckingham Park
Parish Council. Keith is a member
of the Executive Committee of the
Society of Local Council Clerks (Bucks
Branch) and spent a number of years
as Chairman of the Society. He is a
Principle Member of the Institute of
Local Council Management (PILCM)
and a Member of the Institute of
Leadership & Management (MILM)
– He holds the Certificate in Local
Council Administration (CiLCA) along
with Section 7 Qualification – General
Powers of Competence. Keith also
serves the public in his role as a
Justice of the Peace, Governor and
Vice-Chairman of The Aylesbury Vale
Academy and also Chairman of The
Joyce Trust. Keith has held trusteeships
of an international and national charity
dealing with immunology issues and
was a member of the Consultative Panel
of the Human Genetics Commission.
He has an interest in matters relating
to immunology and genetic diseases
and has represented charities abroad,
speaking at various events, including
the European Parliament, on matters
relating to caring for people with
long-term illnesses and genetic
life-threatening conditions. He has
worked with Great Ormond Street
Children’s Hospital on the Steering
Committee for “Jeans for Genes”. As
Clerk and Responsible Financial Officer
of the council, he is the main point of
contact for the Parish of Coldharbour
and attends many meetings and
functions representing the council and
residents of the parish. He works closely
with the various business owners and
works with The Ernest Cook Trust on
matters relating to Fairford Leys, the
County and District Councils through
their Officers and Members and many
other stakeholders working in and for
Fairford Leys.
Taylor Wimpey
Keith Millard (Fairford Leys Development)
Taylor Wimpey South Midlands
Beech House
551 Avebury Boulevard
Central Milton Keynes MK9 3DR
01908 544800
Chairman of the Taylor Wimpey Board:
Kevin Beeston
01494 558323
Managing Director: Pete Redfern
Gate House
Turnpike Road
High Wycombe
Buckinghamshire
HP12 3NR
01494 558323
Thames Valley Police are responsible for
Law and Order
0129 6 630654
Your local neighbourhood team are PC D Burns,
PCSO Diane Timms and PCSO J Gavin
Call 101 to report any concerns and of
course 999 in an emergency.
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The Church on Fairford Leys
NURSERIES
Large Selection of
Hedging Plants, Shrubs &
Winter Bedding Plants Now In
“Look at the birds of the air: they neither sow nor reap nor gather into barns, and yet your
heavenly Father feeds them. Are you not of more value than they? And which of you by
being anxious can add a single hour to their span of life?”
Christmas Shop Opens
1st November. Large Selection
of Decorations & Lights
For some people, a Harvest Festival Service would not be complete
without the hymn “We plough the fields and scatter”. It’s a good
enough hymn: a rousing tune, easily understood words, and
some decent theology. The problem with it is that we can get too
caught up in the sentimentality. For me, it has the same problem
as another old favourite hymn, “Jerusalem”. When we ask “And
did those feet in ancient time…” The answer if of course - No they
didn’t. It’s a nice thought, but Jesus never did visit this green and
pleasant land. And similarly - do we actually plough the fields and
scatter? Not many of us do that these days.
Christmas Tree Sales
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1st December
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Instead, we fight our way onto the 07:28 to Marylebone; we stay
up late at the weekend writing next week’s lesson plans; we worry
over whether this contract will be signed, or that sale will be closed.
We do labour, even if it’s not often in the fresh air surrounded by
rolling hills and lowing cattle. And perhaps sometimes we stop and
ask ourselves what is it all for. Harvest is a time not only to be
thankful for all we have, but also to remind ourselves that for all
our technological advances, we are not ultimately in control of our
lives. We can use our intelligence to make life more comfortable
and enjoyable on the whole, but - as the hymn, and Jesus’ words,
reminds us - what we plant and sow, is ultimately controlled by
God who gives the growth and provides for our needs.
The autumn calendar is always very full; there are many important
occasions in these next few months, and we will be tempted to be
busier than ever. This will be true for many of us in the church as
well, not only because of the number of special events and services,
but also because our long-awaited building re-development work
will soon be underway, and will occupy us all the way through to
next Easter. But the objective of this work - and hopefully of all
our labours - is to enjoy “all good gifts around us” that are “sent
from heaven above”. We hope that the re-developed building will
provide an environment that is better able to help us be still, reflect
and be thankful. We want to provide a facility that will help us to
worship God in all sorts of ways, which is the main purpose of the
Church. The harvest hymn ends by reminding us of that: “But what
thou most desirest, our humble, thankful hearts.”
Christmas may seem a long way away, but
why not make a note in your diary of any
services you would like to attend.
The Church on
Fairford Leys
Christmas Programme 2014
7th Dec
9.15 am
10.30 am
Quiet Communion
"Little Angels" Nativity
14th Dec
10.30 am
Holy Communion
& Gifts Service
Christingle Service
4.00 pm
21st Dec
9.15 am
10.30 am
6.00 pm
Quiet Communion
Morning Worship
Carols by Candlelight
28th Dec
10.30 am
Morning Worship
Wed 24th Dec
Christmas Eve
4.00 pm
Crib Service
11.30 pm
Holy Communion
Thu 25th Dec
10.00 am
Christmas Day
Family Communion
We invite you and your family to
join us for worship over the
Christmas season.
Revd Anthony
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Village News and Events
DATES FOR YOUR DIARY
Remembrance Service
Sunday 9th November
Our
Annual
Remembrance
Service will be
held in Hampden
Square
at
11:00am following
a short service in
the Church. As
usual
wreaths
will be laid and
The Two Minute
Silence observed
in memory of those
who have lost their
lives in conflicts
past and present. Please come along and
join in this act of remembrance and join the
Parish Council afterwards for refreshments
in the Fairford Leys Centre.
Christmas in the Square
Saturday 6th December
The 2nd biggest event organised by the
Parish Council is Christmas in the Square.
Father Christmas and the Aylesbury
Concert band are already booked, so make
a note of the date now and come along
to sing a few carols
and enjoy a glass of
mulled wine and a
mince pie, while the
children visit Father
Christmas.
near the bridge at the end of Woodford
Close. The seeds were sown by the Parish
Council Grounds Maintenance Team and
add a wonderful splash of colour.
Your Local
Police Team
Officers from the local Police team attended
the September meeting of the Parish
Council; PC D Burns, PCSO J Gavin and
PCSO Diane Timms. Cllrs. Lambert and
Eastwood have had very useful discussions
with the Officers who said that they would
try to attend more Parish Council meetings
in the future. Some of the matters discussed
were, The Care Homes on Fairford Leys
and Speeding Vehicles - Police have given
various “warnings” to residents who are
deemed to be the main culprits for speeding
vehicles on Fairford Leys inner roads. They
also hope to set up a mobile Police Station
in Fairford Leys, in order that residents can
report any concerns more easily. In the
meantime they can be contacted by calling
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Beautiful Wild Flowers
This picture of a breathtaking display of wild
flowers was taken at the end of September
The Parish Council is also looking to sow
wild flowers across other parts of the
parish. We are in discussion with AVDC
on taking over the ownership/transfer of all
open spaces on Fairford Leys which means
the Parish Council would be responsible
for their maintenance. Discussion will also
centre around financial assistance from
AVDC as well as careful discussion on how
the Parish Council can manage and pay for
the upkeep. The ownership or transfer of
land would mean that all the areas would
be carefully managed by CPC for the
residents.
New Painter and Decorator living
on Fairford Leys
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You may have noticed a bright blue van
out and about round Fairford Leys. This
belongs to painter and decorator Shaun
Berry who has been advertising regularly
in Coldharbour News and has recently
moved to live here.
Joanna Beardsmore-Dilks who runs
the classes in Aylesbury said “We are
overjoyed to have broken the record: it
was such an honour to be involved!! I loved
every moment of it. It is always a great
feeling to raise money for local causes and
what better way to do so, than to mark the
official launch of Glow with such an exciting
event”
Shaun has over 30 years experience in
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of the jobs, big or small that we are unable
to undertake ourselves. His skills cover
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Fair in the Square 2014
Fair
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Once again we were so lucky with the
weather! The fair has become such a well
recognized event in the summer at Fairford
Leys and this year it was as well supported
as ever. Thanks to everyone who worked
hard to make this a success. Special
thanks go to the Clerk, Cllr Heberer and the
Leisure Committee for organizing the event
and to the Fairford Leys Centre staff and
Maintenance Team who willingly give up
their time to contribute to the running of the
fair. Without them we would not be able to
hold the event.
Ice-cream, candy floss, burgers, and cakes
were on offer at various stalls and the bar
did a roaring trade all afternoon. Thanks to
the efforts of Cllr Eastwood, this year we
had more stalls than ever before offering
their wares. Some were to raise money for
charity and some simply to offer a market
place for their arts and crafts. Hartwell
Nurseries in particular made a bright splash
of colour with their flower displays. Thanks
to all the stall holders who helped to make
the day a success. See pictures on page
21
Chairman, Councillor Andrew Cole opened
the proceedings.The Ferris wheel, carousel,
swing boats and helta-skelta were all there
as usual and there were queues for these
throughout the afternoon. Once again the
climbing wall proved very popular with the
children as did the kiddies rides and the
children’s entertainer who kept them busy
dancing as well as teaching them to make
balloon models.
We re- instated the Fancy Dress
Competition this year which was won by
the Mad Hatter of Fairford Leys. Later in
the afternoon Chairman, Councillor Andrew
Cole
presented
the
prizes to the winners
of the Dog Show. This
increasingly popular
event was again very
successful.
Thanks
Zandra
Carrington
and her team for
organizing it. See
pages 14 and
15 for a report
and pictures.
The church also opened its doors to the
children who were amused by church
members helping them with various arts
and crafts including the very popular loom
bands. Outdoor activities were available in
the garden. Thanks to the Church ladies
who served tea and cakes.
Take a look at the pictures of the fair which
we hope brings back memories of a very
pleasant summers afternoon.
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Pictures by Cllr Tony Whittaker and Terry Pattinson
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The 5th Annual Fairford Leys Dog Show 2014
It was quite a spectacle, when the photographer from the
Bucks Herald gathered together all the dogs and owners for a
quick photo at the start of this year’s show. So many gorgeous
dogs, so many happy human faces of all ages. It made me
realise how far the Dog Show has come in the 5 years since its
modest beginnings. It has grown rapidly, and this year we had
more dogs, more stalls and more sponsors than ever.
I think it’s clear that Fairford Leys needs a Dog Show and I am
enormously grateful to all who made it possible again this year
- Emily and Jonathan Ladyman from Domino’s Petcare for
constant support, boundless energy (and fabulous family); my own
family – Tim and Emily Carrington; Keith Gray, David and Shelley
Lovesay, Mary Bridgewater, Joy Webb. And to the many people
who travelled from villages and towns far and wide to help out, in
the absence of sufficient local volunteers. An especial thanks to
Unique Pets in Ducks Farm Court who donated all of the goody
bags – amazingly generous; to Hampden Vets who have been very
generous every year. And of course to all of the owners who show
up, and make it (honestly) the best day in the year, simply by being
there and allowing us to enjoy their lovely dogs. A cheque for
£180 is winging its way to each of the charities (Hearing Dogs and
Medical Detection Dogs).
Could You run the Dog Show next year?
I’m hanging up my boots. It is a huge thing, now, and it needs
someone with more energy than I have to run it. Every year, I put
an ad in Coldharbour News asking for local volunteers to give up
an hour or two, and every year I get exactly zero responses. Which
makes me even more grateful for those listed above, especially
those who come from Devon, Hardwick and other far flung places
to help out at our local show …. I’m happy to offer advice, to pass
along all the bits and pieces you need, and a checklist to help. I
really hope that someone does take it on…….someone just like
you?
Zandra Carrington [email protected]
and the winners......
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Pictures courtesy of Domino’s Petcare and Cllr Tony Whittaker.
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St Mary’s C of E School
The new academic year has got off to a
happy and busy start. Last year’s Year
6 pupils are now all settled into their
secondary schools and we have welcomed
60 children into our Reception Class.
Our School Improvement focus this year is
Maths. We have bought a range of practical
apparatus and equipment to help all our
pupils learn and enjoy their maths lessons.
We have also appointed two specialist
members of staff to deliver a programme
of individual and group teaching and
support called Numbers Count. This
programme was introduced last term and
the children who have taken part in it have
made amazing progress as a result. In
Year 6 Fifteen pupils are taking part in an
accelerated learning programme delivered
by “Igetmaths”. Every Monday they have
a 90 minute lesson from their “Igetmaths”.
teacher Matt Deans. He has started off the
programme by introducing them to the
wonders of algebra.
class set of ukeles. This means that every
child in KS2 has the opportunity to play an
instrument.
opened up lots of opportunities for our
pupils to represent the school in sporting
competitions.
Over the last two years we have worked
hard to offer a wide range of after school
clubs. We now have 14 different clubs on
offer ranging from yoga to gardening and
including seven different sports clubs.
Our PE Subject Leader, Miss Weeks has
If you would like to see our school in
action then please ring the school office
to make an appointment.
Patricia Gurton
Head Teacher
An exciting new approach to the reduction of inequalities in child development,
and to improve readiness for school is being launched by Bearbrook and Elmhurst
Schools as part of Buckinghamshire County Council’s strategy to improve prospects
for children and their families.
The two schools have been working in
partnership with Buckinghamshire County
Council to create an Early Years Excellence
Hub, which will incorporate the existing
children’s centres and both schools’ early
years’ teams.
From 1 October 2014 the management of
the Children’s Centres at Coldharbour and
Elmhurst will be transferred to Bearbrook
and Elmhurst Schools.
The creation of the Early Years Excellence
Hub will provide:
• Help and support to families and carers
who will be at the heart of this new
approach;
•
High quality provision from pre-birth
to age 5 and beyond, which is easily
accessible to parents;
We are very lucky to have a very hardworking
PTA who raise lots of money to support the
school. Most recently they have funded an
exciting opportunity for all our KS2 pupils.
With their help we have been able to buy a
•
Integrated services for children and
families from pre-birth to age 5.
Yoga
The Early Years Excellence Hub will
operate throughout the year and will work
with partner agencies to provide universal
support for all families and targeted support
for vulnerable families. Many existing
services will stay the same but the local
needs of the catchment areas of Elmhurst,
Watermead, Coldharbour and Oxford Road
will be explored to decide on new services.
Services will be designed with partners and
families to meet their needs and to provide
the support they need.
A launch day for the Early Years Excellence
Hub took place on Friday 10th October at
the Elmhurst site and was enjoyed by all.
This is an exciting initiative, welcomed by
both governing bodies and they will work
with all local partner agencies to strengthen
the current services and to widen the reach
of the new Excellence Hub’s services.
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As well as the rides and entertainment, it is the many stall holders that help
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CITROËN RELAY
RELAY
IVECO
IVECO DAILY
DAILY
UP
UP TO
TO 2300
2300 CC
CC
UP
TO
2700
UP TO 2700 CC
CC
ALL
ALL MODELS
MODELS
UP
UP TO
TO 2800
2800 CC
CC
ALL
MODELS
ALL MODELS
UP
UP TO
TO 2800
2800 CC
CC
ALL
ALL MODELS
MODELS
UP
UP TO
TO 2800
2800 CC
CC
UP
TO
2500
UP TO 2500 CC
CC
ALL
ALL MODELS
MODELS
A SAMPLE OF DRIVE IN DOMESTIC VEHICLES:
NISSAN
NISSAN MICRA
MICRA
FORD
FORD KA
KA
£119.99
£129.99
HONDA
HONDA CIVIC
CIVIC
VAUXHALL
VAUXHALL CORSA
CORSA
VAUXHALL
VAUXHALL ASTRA
ASTRA
UP
UP TO
TO 1400
1400 CC
CC
UP
TO
1400
UP TO 1400 CC
CC
UP
UP TO
TO 1400
1400 CC
CC
ALL
ALL MODELS
MODELS
VAUXHALL
VAUXHALL AGILA
AGILA
FIAT
FIAT PANDA
PANDA
UP
UP TO
TO 1200
1200 CC
CC
UP
UP TO
TO 1400
1400 CC
CC
ROVER
ROVER 25
25
RENAULT
RENAULT CLIO
CLIO
HYUNDAI
HYUNDAI GETZ
GETZ
FORD
FORD KA
KA // FIESTA
FIESTA
VW
VW GOLF
GOLF
VW
VW BEETLE
BEETLE
RENAULT
RENAULT MEGANE
MEGANE
MITSUBISHI
MITSUBISHI COLT
COLT
HONDA
HONDA JAZZ
JAZZ
HONDA
HONDA ACCORD
ACCORD
MG
MG ZR
ZR // ZT
ZT
VAUXHALL
VAUXHALL ASTRA
ASTRA
CITROËN
CITROËN C5
C5
UP
UP TO
TO 1400
1400 CC
CC
UP
UP TO
TO 1300
1300 CC
CC
£139.99
£149.99
UP
UP TO
TO 1400
1400 CC
CC
UP
TO
1500
UP TO 1500 CC
CC
ALL
ALL MODELS
MODELS
UP
UP TO
TO 1800
1800 CC
CC
UP
UP TO
TO 1600
1600 CC
CC
ALL
ALL MODELS
MODELS
ALL
ALL MODELS
MODELS
FIAT
FIAT PUNTO
PUNTO // STILO
STILO
FIAT
FIAT 500
500
£129.99
£139.99
MAZDA
MAZDA 33
VW
VW POLO
POLO
PEUGEOT
PEUGEOT 206
206 // 207
207 // 307
307
NISSAN
NISSAN ALMERA
ALMERA
VAUXHALL
VAUXHALL ASTRA
ASTRA
FORD
FORD MONDEO
MONDEO
FORD
FORD FOCUS
FOCUS
£149.99
£159.99
FORD
FORD S-MAX
S-MAX
AUDI
AUDI A3
A3 // A4
A4 // A6
A6
BMW
1
/
3
/
5
BMW 1 / 3 / 5 SERIES
SERIES
ALL
ALL MODELS
MODELS
UP
UP TO
TO 1800
1800 CC
CC
VW
VW PASSAT
PASSAT
VAUXHALL
VAUXHALL VECTRA
VECTRA // INSIGNIA
INSIGNIA
UP
UP TO
TO 2000
2000 CC
CC
RENAULT
RENAULT GRAND
GRAND SCENIC
SCENIC
ALL
ALL MODELS
MODELS
UP
UP TO
TO 2000
2000 CC
CC
UP
UP TO
TO 1600
1600 CC
CC
UP
TO
1600
UP TO 1600 CC
CC
UP
UP TO
TO 1400
1400 CC
CC
UP
UP TO
TO 1600
1600 CC
CC
UP
UP TO
TO 1600
1600 CC
CC
UP
UP TO
TO 1800
1800 CC
CC
ROVER
ROVER 75
75
CITROËN
CITROËN C2
C2 // C3
C3
HYUNDAI
HYUNDAI i10
i10 // i20
i20
UP
UP TO
TO 1600
1600 CC
CC
ALL
ALL MODELS
MODELS
MAZDA
MAZDA 66
LANDROVER
LANDROVER DISCOVERY
DISCOVERY
UP
UP TO
TO 1400
1400 CC
CC
UP
TO
1600
UP TO 1600 CC
CC
ALL
ALL MODELS
MODELS
ALL
ALL MODELS
MODELS
ALL
ALL MODELS
MODELS
ALL
ALL MODELS
MODELS
UP
UP TO
TO 3000
3000 CC
CC
ALL
ALL MODELS
MODELS
ALL
ALL MODELS
MODELS
ALL
ALL MODELS
MODELS
ALL
ALL MODELS
MODELS
ALL
ALL MODELS
MODELS
PLEASE
PLEASE CALL
CALL IF
IF YOUR
YOUR VEHICLE
VEHICLE IS
IS NOT
NOT LISTED
LISTED ABOVE
ABOVE
We
We are
are a
a female
female friendly
friendly business
business so
so call
call Alison
Alison now
now to
to book
book an
an appointment!
appointment!
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For all help, advice & to book your vehicle in with us, just call
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01296 488588
Unit 4 Printers End, Gatehouse Way, Aylesbury, Bucks HP19 8DB
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Best
Brands
Lowest
Prices
Whose Job Is It?
Useful Numbers
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In Business for the 12th Explosive Year
Aylesbury Retail Park, Cambridge Street Aylesbury, HP20 1BB
Fairford Leys Centre
01296 422800
BT Fault Line
0800 800151
Fairford Pharmacy
01296 485050
Childline
0800 1111
Gas - Emergency
0800 111999
The Church on
Fairford Leys
01296 424980
N.H.S. Out of hours
111
Stoke Mandeville Hospital
01296 315000
Clerk to Coldharbour
Parish Council
01296 422800
This is a story about four people named
Everybody, Somebody, Anybody, and Nobody.
Up To
60% Off
rrp
Arriva Buses
0871 2002233
There was an important job to be done and Everybody was
asked to do it. Everybody was sure Somebody would do it.
Anybody could have done it, but Nobody did it. Somebody
got angry about that, because it was Everybody’s job.
Everybody thought Anybody could do it but Nobody realized
that Everybody wouldn’t do it. It ended up that Everybody
blamed Somebody when Nobody did what Anybody could
have done.
We need volunteers to help with events organised by the
Parish Council, delivering Coldharbour News or the next
Fairford Leys Dog Show. If you can help, please call O1296
42288 or email [email protected] .
Thames Valley Police
101
Doctors Surgery
01296 424488
Thames Water
0800 714614
Eastgate Dental Practice
01296 433222
Train Times
08457 484950
Electricity - Power loss
0800 7838838
Z & S Buses- Silver Rider
01296 415468
Dates for the next full council meetings
Thursday 4th December
Thursday 6th February
There is no meeting in January
Meetings are held at the Fairford Leys Centre at 8pm. Everyone
is welcome but please check the Parish Notice Board or the
website to ensure that no last minute changes have been made
www.coldharbour-pc.gov.uk
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UNTIL 10TH NOVEMBER
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