July 2012 - Tingewick

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T
INGEWICK
and District NEWS
JULY 2012
Your FREE Magazine
ISSUE NUMBER: 211
DIDN’T WE DO WELL!!
The rain held off just long enough and the Jubilee celebrations were a
huge success. We have reports and pictures from all the events in
Tingewick in the blue centre section, and Water Stratford on page 28, with
a poem, no less, on page 29. On page 4 we have a related letter.
Page 15 has all the information about the Horticultural Society Annual
show.
We have a couple of particularly interesting and worthwhile charity events
- one climbing up and the other falling down. Page 17 reports on a
Tingewick girl who is climbing Kilimanjaro for her charity. The Royal
Oak advert on page 10 details a charity bungee jump that Tony Diston
(yes really!) and others are undertaking. That I must see!!!
A late reminder for a couple of village hall events happening on the 29th
of June and the 1st of July - see page 11.
Look out for aphorisms and paraprosdokians to amuse you inside....
Finally a couple of pleas..
As I reported recently I am going to re-issue the Directory of Local
Services. Any local business/club can have a free entry. At the risk of
sounding like a Direct Line advert - there really is no catch - it really is
completely FREE, whether you advertise with us or not. Contact me!
A more serious note to parents. A while ago I raised the issue of
children playing on the road on Main Street and around the junction
with Sandpit Hill. I regret to say a few children have recently been
playing in middle of the road on their scooters and even played football
across the road. Worse still, they have chosen the evening rush hour to
do it. Perhaps danger is the attraction. So please speak to your children
about it. Ask them what (safe!)facilities they would like at the recreation
ground. The Parish Council are keen to hear their views and there could
be a real opportunity to provide somewhere that is safe to play.
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Tingewick and District News
Issue 211 - July 2012
MARKET PLACE & INFORMATION
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Your Letters
Dear Ed,
As a key holder for the church, I quite often get visitors who ask to look around,
usually looking for traces of ancestors, but this week the comments of a couple
seemed worth passing on...
One said “ We drive through Tingewick sometimes and usually thought it a bit dull,
but this has changed our minds. The display of local history, wonderful patchwork
etc were fascinating and the flowers were worthy of any great cathedral.
An American lady said “ All fabulous and so interesting. I will take the idea of the
memorial pew posies leading up to the alter home with me, and tell my home church
all about it. I know they will just love it!!!”
Very often the huge amount of thought, time and effort that is needed for this sort
of celebration is overlooked.
So I just thought it would be nice to let all involved know that they really are
admired and appreciated by many.
Sylvia Woodward
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Tingewick Whist Drive
Held on Wednesday 12th June 2012
5¾ tables in play
Highest score in the room Mr H. Taylor
Ladies
1st
Mr J. Bernard pal
2nd Mrs D. Barrs
3rd Mrs S. Stephenson
Gents
1st Mr H. Taylor
2nd Mr A. Casey
3rd Mr D. Knibbs
Lowest Mrs B. Marriottt
Lowest Mr M. Kirby
Longest Sitter Mr J. Nichols
Mystery Miniature Mr. D. Hemsley
Raffle Winners: Mr M. Kirby(2), Mr W. Doak, Mrs H. Thurlow, Mr H. Taylor, Mrs M. Gough,
Mrs R. Fisher, Mr D. Hemsley and Mrs R. Jerrams
Our next Whist Drive will be held on the Wednesday 11th July 2012 starting at 7.30pm.
Co-ordinator
H. Taylor
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TINGEWICK NEWS QUIZ – “TV Show Anagrams” Quiz – July
2012.
Solve the anagram to find the TV show (e.g. Local Boo Stuff = Football Focus)
1. Oh Sky Theme Jewelry
2. Thy Diabolic Fever
3. Escalated Ditch
4. Feel Sixth
5. Brittle Stagnation
6. Bad Boy Newton
7. Tense List Wins
8. A Denser Set
9. By Thy Coil
10. Our Dumb Teen
Answers to June’s “Harry Potter” quiz: 1. Gabrielle, 2. Gregorovitch, 3. Alastor, 4. 8
(including Harry), 5. Albus Percival Wulfric Brian Dumbledore, 6. Peeves, 7. Cat, 8. Centaur, 9. Find shiny objects (like gold or rings), 10. Denis.
TINGEWICK 100 CLUB PRIZE DRAW
In the 100 Club draw, the following lucky names were drawn out:
43 Paul Wilson
57 Judith Scott
4 Eileen Hawes
66 Michael Wheatley
Well done!
Ed Maxwell
100 Club Administrator
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Here is the fuel price watch item where we tell you where fuel is 3 or 4p. cheaper than in
Buckingham (at the time of writing).
Unleaded - 128.9p. [down 10p. in a month] = Esso, Banbury; Morrisons, Banbury; 129.9p
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Village Street Walk
A walk round Little Tingewick and Finmere
With Anthony Houghton Brown and Anita Bilbo
Meet in Tingewick Village Hall car park to arrange
lifts by 10am
On Saturday 28th July.
Non Members £2
Please note different day.
Please note there will be no Historical Society meeting in August. Look out for
details of our September meeting in the Tingewick News.
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We have 3 Chinese chefs cooking fresh Chinese food.
Delicious Sunday roasts
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WORLD’S HIGHEST MOBILE
BUNGEE JUMP
BBQ and Tombola
Tony (yes that Tony!) will be jumping with 20 more in aid of
air ambulance and other charities.
Spaces still available, give him a ring if you want to join in.
Thu 26th July Quiz Night - 8.30pm start
Premiership matches on
Sky and ESPN throughout the season
Top quality Buffets and outside bars catered for.
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TINGEWICK VILLAGE HALL
The Red Bullets in Concert
Friday 29th June 8.30pm
Tickets only £6 with subsidised bar prices
Order tickets on 01280 848843 or 01280 848460
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LAZY SUNDAY AFTERNOON
1st July 2pm
Tingewick Village hall
Featuring
THE GREAT HORWOOD SILVER BAND
FREE sit down tea for all children
Bouncy castle Buckingham Fire Engine,
Tombola and traditional fun and games
Licensed Bar
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July 2012 – Tingewick and Water Stratford Horticultural Society
Date
19 th July
Time
Location
Tingewick and
Water Stratford
Event
Summer Garden
Competition
27 th July
7.30 pm
Tingewick Village
Hall
Flower
arranging
August 25th
2.00 pm
Summer Show
Sept 30th
9.00 am
leave
Tingewick
Village Hall,
return 4.30
Tingewick Village
Hall. Main
Street Tingewick,
Buckingham, MK18
4NN
The Malvern
Showground,
Worcestershire
Malvern Show
Information
The competition is open
to all members & non
members. Judging will be
between 10.30am &
1.30pm - Tingewick and
Water Stratford
Demonstration and
workshop. £ 4.00 (
members) £5.00 – non
members, Includes
refreshment and nibbles)
Show for exhibitors and
visitors. Open to visitor at
2.00 pm
Coach Trip to Malvern
autumn show. ( includes
entrance)
£26.00 non members
£25.00 members
Contact
Pat
Swinburne
847764
Linda 848400
Pat
Swinburne
847764
Linda 848400
88th Summer Show – 25th August
The schedules are now available for the summer show; these can be obtained either from me, Vic Rogers 01280
848400, Pat Swinburne 01280 847764 or the Tingewick village post office, open to members and non-members. If
you grow flowers/vegetables, cook, produce handiwork or take pictures, then have a go, it’s fun to see your exhibits
and this is not just for experts. Summer shows are a part of village life, if you live in a village try and keep it alive.
Flowers
Vegetables
Domestic (cakes, jams, etc)
Handicraft
Flower Arranging
Photography
Dahlias
Roses
Fruit
Junior classes, various ages and types
Calling all young photographers
In the Summer Show this year we have a new Cup to present. This is the Junior Photographer's Cup donated by
Mr Chris Smith. The Cup will be presented for the Best Exhibit across the three junior photography classes - so
come on all you young photographers, get snapping!
You can take a photograph of anything you like. Photographs must be unframed and no larger than 7" x 9"
including any mount. Entries are restricted to 3 in any class.
The three age groups are: Age 5 and under; Age 6 to 8; Age 9 to 11.
MALVERN autumn show coach trip– Sept 30th
The Malvern Autumn Show brings together everything we know and love about Nature at its finest. After a long
year there's nothing better than enjoying the fruits of the harvest. A show for food and gardening lovers, the
event hosts a range of cookery demonstrations, gardening talks, vegetable displays, vintage tractors, crafts and
more. £26.00 for non members and £25.00 for members includes entry and coach. Book early to guarantee a
place - Contact Linda Rogers 01280 848400
· 100’s of stalls to shop at for food, flowers, plants , garden equipment, BBQ, furniture etc.
· Exhibitions and demonstration
· Stunning Show Gardens to view
· Spectacular displays and designs from over 100 nurseries PLUS People's Choice Award
If you would like information sent to you, please email me and I will add your name to the email distribution list Charles Tanner [email protected] 01280 847680
Affiliated to the RHS No14838174
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88
th
Annual Show August 25th 2012
Schedule - Open to all
Summary of the different exhibits for each class. Full information/ entrance forms please contact Vic Rogers 01280 848400,
Pat Swinburne 01280 847764 or C Tanner 01280 847680, email [email protected], or see in the post office.
FLOWER CLASSES
Sponsored by - Pictons Solicitors LLP
Pansies, Roses, Asters, Sweet Peas, Containers, mixed flowers, Dahlias, Fuchsias, Pinks, Lilies
VEGETABLE CLASSES
Sponsored by - ASC FINANCIAL SOLUTIONS
Potatoes, Tomatoes, Cucumbers, Herbs, Onions, Runner beans, Shallots, 4 off different veg
DOMESTIC CLASSES
Sponsored by - Tingewick Village Stores & Post Office.
Victoria Sponge, Quiche, Apple Pie, Jams, Fruit Cake, Scones, Chutney, cupcakes, AND a class for men only !!!!!
FLOWER ARRANGING CLASSES
Sponsored by - The Royal Oak
Any arrangement to celebrate the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee, Arrangement in a bottle, A modern grouped arrangement in a
basket, A Diamond Jubilee corsage.
PHOTOGRAPHIC CLASSES
Sponsored by - Hands on Plumbing
Landscape, Faces (your interpretation) ,Any wild or garden flower or flowers ,The High Life, Clouds
GENERAL FLOWER CLASSES
Sponsored by - TREE SOLUTIONS
Vase of mixed flowers, Sweet peas, Spray chrysanthemums, pot plant, cactus, Fuchsia, Lilies, Gladioli, Orchid
DAHLIA CLASSES
Sponsored by - Huntsmill Farm
Vase of five pom-pom dahlias, Vase of three medium decorative, Three decorative dahlias, Vase of three small cacti dahlias
Vase of three medium cacti dahlias, Vase of five ball dahlias, Vase of five decorative dahlias
ROSE CLASSES
Sponsored by – ROBINSON & HALL
Vase of five roses on individual stems, HT rose in a vase, Vase of one spray of floribunda roses, Vase of three stems of
miniature roses, best scented single rose in a vase, cycle of bloom, Floribunda roses, Basket of roses.
FRUIT CLASSES
Sponsored by - Alistair Fenemore Marquees
3 Dessert Apples, 3 Cooking Apples, 6 Plums on a plate, Plate of soft fruit, 3 Dessert pears
VEGETABLE OPEN CLASSES
Sponsored by - Rogers Newspapers & Grocers, Buckingham
3 flat onions, 2 table marrows, 2 Cucumbers, 3 potatoes white, 3 potatoes, 2 cabbages, Parsnips, 3 onions under 250g, 3
onions over 250g, 3 carrots, 6 shallots, 3 globe beetroot, 5 pods runner beans, Longest bean, 5 French beans, 5 tomatoes on a
plate, 4 vegetables.
HANDICRAFTS
Sponsored by - ALAN KENT FINANCIAL SERVICES
Patchwork Table Mat ,cover for a tissue box, piece of embroidery, ,knitted hat to celebrate the Jubilee, piece of jewellery, An
armchair tidy, A pin cushion, A door stop made from any material
TOP TRAY
Tray of flowers, Tray of vegetables
Sponsored by - CAYLA COUNTRY CLUB PET HOTEL
JUNIOR CLASSES (age 3 to 11)
Sponsored by - Fork & Trowel Designs
Drawn picture / a collage depicting Water, Create a model, draw a picture / make a collage showing your local environment,
The Galapagos Islands – Write a poem about the islands or create a poster to show what you might see if you visited the
islands ,Design a garden in a seed tray, Create a flower arrangement to celebrate The Queens Diamond Jubilee
JUNIOR PHOTOGRAPHY
Sponsored by - Fork & Trowel Designs
Age < 5 photograph taken by yourself. Age 6-8 photograph taken by yourself. Age 9-11 A photograph taken by yourself
ENTRY FEE PER EXHIBIT 30p , Children free , prizes for 1st,2nd,3rd - Entrance forms in no later than 22th August, Hall opens
8.00 for setup. Judging 10.00. Opens to general public at 2.00pm
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Can you help Kitty Norwell from Tingewick raise a smile?
Kitty Norwell is a 20 year old photography student
currently studying at Bournemouth University. She
grew up in Tingewick, and this coming September
she is climbing Mount Kilimanjaro for the charity
Smile Train! Kitty is aiming to raise £1500, which will
enable ten children to have the corrective surgery
that will completely change their lives.
In preparation for the climb kitty has gone on a climbing, camping and
team building training course in the Forest of Dean with her group. She has also been riding her
bike along Bournemouth coast every night after university and is now circuiting the countryside
surrounding Tingewick most evenings after work. Before the climb in September she is also due
to climb Mount Snowdon as a warm up exercise with her climbing buddy, and university housemate, Nat.
To fund the actual trip itself, Kitty used her savings earned working at several different jobs from a
young age - most recently from her photographic work alongside her father Ian Norwell who
works as a Commercial Motors Journalist.
“I am really looking forward to the whole experience of climbing Kilimanjaro. Taking part in a trip
that enables me to see and experience so much truly is a privilege. From flying out there, meeting
the locals, experiencing the whole range of African temperatures and weather conditions, camping, climbing and living with the team and porters, and of course - reaching the summit and seeing the sunrise above the clouds! But the warm feeling inside doesn’t stop there, because even
when the trip is over I will know that I have partly helped change the lives of ten children. Choosing a charity was really hard, but Smile Train is by far one of the most efficient and effective ones
around.”
Smile Train gives children all over the world, born in developing countries, a second chance at life,
by administrating a basic surgery that only costs £150 per child. Clefts are a major problem in developing countries where there are millions of children who are suffering with unrepaired clefts.
Most cannot eat or speak properly, aren't allowed to attend school or hold a job, and face very
difficult lives filled with shame and isolation, pain and heartache. Their clefts usually go untreated
because they are poor – too poor to pay for a simple surgery that has been around for decades.
Being born with a cleft in a developing country is truly a curse. Every baby born in Uganda with a
cleft is given the name Ajok which means literally, “cursed by God.” Some newborns are killed or
abandoned right after birth.
Please visit http://www.justgiving.com/kitty-norwell-kilimanjaro for more information and donate
anything you can to this amazing cause. All the money that is raised will go straight to the charity.
Which is described in the New York Times as being "one of the most productive charities - dollar
for deed - in the world"
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TINGEWICK DIAMONDS
Wednesday, 4th. July from 10.30 to 12.30 in the Village Hall.
Tales of Tiny Mammals
A talk by Dr. Sara Churchfield
Sara is an academic zoologist, but don’t let that put you off. She is
used to delivering interesting talks to societies such as Diamonds. And
she has recently moved to Tingewick. Born and brought up in
Turweston, she knows the area well & is accustomed to meeting people
& makes friends quickly.
Guests and friends always welcome.
Diamond Walks
These take place on the last Tuesday of each month e.g. 26th. June &
31st. July, leaving from the village hall car park at 10.30, finishing with a
pub lunch. Details given on the day. We welcome new walkers &
extend an invitation to those who enjoy company on their walks.
Contact Carol Thurlby (848569) or Chris Carter (848291) for more information
about the Tingewick Diamonds.
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We would like to say a huge thank you to everyone who supported the many
Jubilee events held in Tingewick.
From the Tea Dance at the beginning of the weekend, through to the Jubilee
Concert on the Monday night, your support has been fantastic.
The Jubilee Committee would also like to express their gratitude and thanks to:
Hazel and Bob Thurlow, Lois Houghton-Brown, Alec Bone and his band, Felicity
Fenemore and Claire Groves, David Partridge, Charlotte Marsden, Bernie Marsden, Chris
Smith, John Clucas, Stuart McMahon, Tingewick church flower arrangers, Tingewick
Patchers, Tingewick Historical Society, Marianne and Brian Speed, Rita and Mac at the
Village Stores and Sandra and Tony at the Royal Oak.
Also, for judging the competitions, the Rev. Liz Simpson, Robin Litt, Marion Fenemore and
Mrs Hodges and final thanks to the myriad of helpers at all of the events.
Competition Winners
Thank you to everyone who got into the spirit of the occasion and
produced all the wonderful competition entries.
The winner of the Best Dressed House is a
joint effort by Mr and Mrs Chamberlain of
Harbour Lights and Mr and Mrs Lightfoot of
Ancient Lights, Main Street
The Best Decorated Cake prize was won by Jayne Large
and the children’s prize was won by Charlotte Kirkup.
As part of the procession, the Best Decorated Wheels competition was won by Gus Richards
The Fancy Dress winners were Thomas Gregory in the children’s class and Rebecca
McNaught in the adult class.
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The Diamond Jubilee Weekend
What a fantastic, action packed weekend it was!
Little did we realise when the weekends events were planned that we had picked the
perfect day, weather wise, to hold the outdoor events.
Tingewick looked extremely festive with all the patriotic street bunting zigzagging through
Main Street and beyond, thanks to Richard and Alastair Fenemore. The houses that had
gone to so much effort to continue the theme all round the village are to be commended
for their imagination and decorative skills!
The first event of the weekend was the Tea Dance on Saturday afternoon in the Village Hall.
Tea Dance
The Jubilee Celebrations began with a step back in time as the village hall was transformed for an afternoon of ballroom dancing.
The programme created by Hazel Thurlow was a tremendous success with dances offered
for all abilities. The pasadoble was great fun and Lois Houghton-Brown took first prize
for her impression of a bull!
The dancing was complemented by a high tea of sandwiches, cream scones and Victoria
sponges being served by traditionally dressed tea maids.
Overall the event was a great success and something the committee would be keen to do
again, so watch this space.
Carol Doherty
'Tingewick's Got Talent'
What a night! We had a wonderful evening - the sun shone, the village hall was full, our
sixteen or so talented performers pulled out all the stops, causing the audience to erupt
with heavy clapping and appreciation.
Our performers ranged from 5 years old to
older! and I would like to thank Anthony,
Liz and Liv, Freddie, Jessica, Chloe, Ben,
William, Edward and Rory, Charlotte, Stuart,
Robbie, Eleanor, Ashaleigh and Hannah,
Alex, Bethany and 'All that Jazz' (Alec on
Alto Sax, Caz on Clarinet and Steve on Bass
Guitar.) for taking part. It is a huge thing to
stand up on stage and perform, and they all
managed it wonderfully.
Apart from singing, and the playing of the
accordion, guitar, keyboard and violin, we
were treated to some magic, break dancing, recitation and a musical trio for the finale.
Unfortunately Mary Watkins was unable to join us for the performance, but we thought of
her and wished her well as Anthony read her poems.
Thank you to everybody for coming along to support the performers, and to parents and
friends, for helping them practice.
Thank you to the Everest Family for the loan of their keyboard, to Stuart for organising
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the microphones, and to Caz and Steve for lending their computer for backing! Thanks too
must go to Fran and all her helpers who decorated the hall for all the events, and for
refreshments. To Tony Diston for being over the road so that he could supply drinks before
the interval!
I hope that we can have another 'Tingewick's Got Talent' next year at about the same
time. Watch this space!
Lois Houghton Brown
Jubilee Church Service
The village gave strong support to the service that celebrated
the Queen’s Jubilee on Sunday, 3rd. June. Over 100 adults
and children braved the weather and made their way up
Church Lane to Saint Mary Magdalen, encouraged by the bell
ringers who played both before and after the service.
Hannah Smart (our youngest bell ringer) and Peter Smith
(Chairman of the Parish Council) each read a lesson and I
had the satisfaction and pleasure in taking the service that
the Rev’d Liz Simpson had compiled for our use around the
Benefice.
Saint Mary Magdalen was dressed for the occasion. The
flowers and their arrangements were breathtakingly
beautiful. I wasn’t the only one to be impressed. The
exhibitions attracted interest, both on the Sunday and the
following two days of public holidays, when the church was
open for people to browse them. The Tingewick Patcher’s Jubilee Quilt, The Trades of
Tingewick exhibition on loan from the Historical Society, the school children’s art exhibition
and the pew end ‘in memorium‘ flower displays all played a part in making the service a
memorable event. Our thanks to the many people who were involved in designing and
constructing them.
Chris Carter.
Procession/Sports
At 12’o clock Princesses and Kings began gathering at the bottom of Church
Lane. All the children had union jack
flags. Then the band began to play
and everyone was off, led by Claire
Groves and Felicity Fenemore; wheeling scooters, riding bikes and pushing
pushchairs. It was a long walk for
some, but the spectators and the VW
Camper at the rear ensured no-one
got left behind, the latter patiently
waited as I struggled to free my
daughter’s white gown from the wheel
of her scooter only yards from the recreation ground. From within the procesTingewick and District News
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sion it felt great to walk along the road waving to familiar faces – I hope everyone
enjoyed it.
At about 2pm some of the children at the fete took part in some ‘sports day’ style races.
My fantastic assistant Ben Schellenburg organized the children into roughly equal teams
and they enjoyed a couple of team relays, as well as egg & spoon, sack and 3-legged races.
Charlotte Marsden helped with shouting instructions to the excited youngsters, and Dominic Bell & David Smart issued stickers to the winners of each race. Everyone went away with
medals, lollies and smiles – so I think it was a success.
Rebecca McNaught
Fete Beer Festival
The best ever!
It must have been the fingers firmly crossed and the prayers offered that ensured the
good weather broke through long enough for us to enjoy what many people said was “the
best ever fete”.
In spite of numerous other local Jubilee attractions, residents turned out in large numbers
to support the event and help make it an outstanding success.
After the fancy dress procession had paraded down Main Street and assembled in the
arena for the judges’ verdict, the Official Opening was performed in style by The Speaker
of the House of Commons, John Bercow MP
The sun shone, residents poured in and the afternoon was
buzzing. Music from Alec Bone and Friends was adding to
the lively atmosphere, the real ale and Pimms were
disappearing rapidly, as were the tea and cakes in the
refreshment tent. The pig roast and the BBQ sold out and
there wasn’t a crumb left on the cake stall. In the
background the sun was bouncing off the gleaming polish
of the magnificent classic car display with a total of 84
cars, including a lorry and a motorised bicycle.
The dog show was a major attraction, as usual, along
with the newest event, the ferret racing, a real country
pursuit! The decorated cake competition saw some highly
creative interpretations of the Jubilee theme.
All stallholders and attractions were busy throughout the
afternoon, keeping visitors entertained and amused and raising funds for their various
groups and charities. (There is no charge for local groups and organisations who are able
to retain everything they raise)
Thanks must go to the Fete Committee and their families, and to all their helpers who, as
well as helping on the day, also braved the bad weather when setting up on Sunday and
who helped to clear up and pack everything away on Tuesday.
And especial thanks to all who attended and helped to make it a real community event
and a fitting part of the Diamond Jubilee Celebration weekend.
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Jubilee Concert
Tingewick’s Jubilee celebrations were drawn to a close to the sounds of our own live
concert brought to us by Bernie Marsden
and his band with the help and
organisational skills of Dave Partridge.
More than 200 people made their way up
to the recreation ground to enjoy an evening
of high quality music, dancing, beer and
bacon baps.
As the sun went down, the concert was
opened by Cherry Lee Mewis and her band,
who lived up to the description on her
website of ‘powerhouse singer songwriter
Afterwards, Tingewick was treated to a mix
of well-known Blues and rock songs by
Bernie Marsden, finishing with his most famous ‘Here I go again’.
Friends in the village who had young family from outside of the village concluded that
‘Tingewick rocks’!
The Diamond Jubilee events raised considerably more money than was expected and
approximately £2000 will be distributed to village charities in the near future
There are still some free children’s mugs that are unclaimed.
In addition there are still a few left for sale if you want one.
Contact
Mrs Dawn Rogers, Tingewick Parish Clerk, Honeysuckle Cottage, Water Stratford,
Buckingham MK18 5DS
Tel: 01280 848689 email: [email protected]
Photographs of the Tingewick celebrations can be found on a Flickr page at
https://bitly.com/O2yg6V. High quality A4 mounted images are available for £7.50, of which £5.00
will go to the Tingewick Church Building Fund. Please send cheques (or deliver cash) to Chris
Smith at 1 Church Lane, MK18 4RA together with your contact details and a note of the image
reference(s) you would like. You can also order via Pay Pal at [email protected].
Photographs of the childrens’ party are not on Flickr but are available on the same terms via
Felicity Fenemore at Manor Grove Nursery.
Selected images from the Jubilee celebrations will feature in a publication in the winter that will
depict life in Tingewick during the year of the Diamond Jubilee.
(Thanks from the Tingewick News Editor to Chris Smith for permission to use some of the
photographs in this edition. There are many more on Flickr.)
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Tingewick Neighbourhood Watch
☺☺ CRIME CANNOT FLOURISH IN A COMMUNITY THAT CARES ☺☺
Your monthly Neighbourhood Update is now available for your area. Use the link below to find out
about your Neighbourhood Policing team and view the March Neighbourhood Update:Buckingham North - http://www.thamesvalley.police.uk/yournh-tvp-pol-area-n119.htm
SUMMER BURGALRY REDUCTION PROGRAMME
At this time of year, with warmer weather and people enjoying their gardens it can be all too easy to
inadvertently give burglars an invitation into your home.
In around 25% of offences in the spring and summer months, entry is gained through insecure windows and doors.
Opportunist burglars might:• enter an insecure front door while residents are in the back garden
• enter doors that are closed but unlocked at night.
• reach through open windows to take valuable items
To help reduce the risk of becoming a victim of burglary, consider the following advice:• Ensure that windows and doors are closed and locked when you are out.
• When out in your back garden ensure that windows and doors to the front of the house are secure.
It only takes seconds for someone to get into your home and take things without you noticing.
• Do not leave valuables on display in front of windows or in reach of open windows or doors.
• Consider fitting outside security lighting or a visible alarm to help deter burglars.
• Don’t leave any keys near entry points where they can be ‘fished’ or ‘hooked’ out through windows, letter boxes or cat flaps.
• Double lock uPVC doors when you are out and overnight – by pulling up the handle and locking,
using the key.
Security of sheds and outbuildings:Sheds are often unprotected and lack basic security measures. They often contain property that can be
sold on or implements that could be used to force entry into the owner’s home.
• By using tamper proof screws or coach bolts together with a good quality pad bar or hasp and staple and close shackled padlock, the shed owner will make it harder for the would-be thief.
• Bond window glass in, with mastic to prevent easy removal. Windows can also be fitted with a
grille.
• Ensure all tools are locked away when not in use.
• A shed alarm can also be installed.
• Post-code all property such as lawnmowers, bikes, and tools, using UV pens, engravers or even
household paint. Forensic marking kits, such as Selecta DNA or Smartwater, are also available to purchase.
If you are going on holiday consider:• Make your home look occupied. Use a timer light and ask a friend or neighbour to move post away
from the front door and open and close your curtains.
• See if a neighbour can park their car on your driveway.
• Cut the front and back lawns before you go away.
• Cancel milk and newspaper deliveries. Ask a neighbour to bring your wheelie bin back to your
property after it has been emptied.
• Before your holiday, don’t advertise that you are going away on Facebook, Twitter etc.
• Leave important documents and valuable personal items with other family members or a bank.
• Double-check that you've locked all outside windows and doors.
• Set your burglar alarm if you have one.
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Lastly, remember to report any suspicious activity to the Police when it is happening. Don’t leave it to
someone else to make the call – you might be the only one to witness it.
If you follow this advice, it will greatly reduce the chances of your property being broken into by an
opportunist criminal.
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companies cold-calling at homes in the County recently. The companies have both attempted to deceive consumers into believing that they need urgent or unnecessary work carried out on their roofs
and failed to provide written cancellation rights, as required by law. Subsequent inspection of the
work has also found it to have been unnecessary and very over-priced. If residents are approached by
anybody purporting to be from either of these companies, or indeed any company making similar
claims, they are advised to decline any offers of work until they have had the opportunity to seek a
second opinion. Trading Standards would be grateful if any such approach is reported to them, or if
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VILLAGE HALL IMPROVEMENT FUND DRAW
MAY 2012
The improvement fund draw for May was as follows:
7th May
14th May
21st May
28th May
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43
114
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£5
£25
£5
£5
E. Hawes
Mrs. Buckingham
A. Marlow
L. Kelsey
Booking the Village Hall:
The Village Hall is available for parties, children’s parties, christenings, weddings, events and shows. To
discuss your requirements please contact Carol Thurlby on 01280 848569.
Contact Details:
If you have any questions or comments regarding the Village Hall please feel free to contact us.
Chairman: David Partridge, telephone 01280 848460.
Pub Lunch update
July’s lunch will be on its regular slot of the third Tuesday of the month - the
17th of July. Ham and cheese salad with new potatoes or fish and
chips on offer. Place your order with Rosemary. She can be
reached on 848612.
And please, please if you can’t attend please give
Rosemary some notice - the price of only £5 for a main
course, sweet and tea or coffee can only be sustained if
we know the exact numbers.
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NEWS AND EVENTS FROM WATER STRATFORD
WATER STRATFORD PARISH DIAMOND JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS
Monday June 4th 2012
I first put a note around the Parish in November last year asking for volunteers; there was
not a lot of enthusiasm! Eventually we formed our committee of four ladies. Ten years ago
we had a Committee of ten!
By the month of May we had achieved a great deal despite major battles over road closure,
lack of money and, everyone’s favourite, Health and Safety! A lot of households are not
internet enabled, so visiting every household personally was time consuming but often very
successful, if only fromthe “lovely to chat to people you don’t see every day” angle!
As a consequence of lots of meetings, the morning finally arrived, at least dry (that was a
novelty in itself), getting up at 4.30am was indicative of the concern I felt that our day
should go without ahitch.
I wonder how many of us realise, how incredibly lucky we are to live in a community that still
cares, that is still beautiful, that is still capable of that pulling-together spirit. Well we do,
and we appreciate it. The effort everyone put in on the morning was amazing: tents and
bunting going up; food arriving; coffee for all these workers; in all the neighbouring
households food preparation going on. That wonderful atmosphere continued right through
the day, smiling faces (a lot with beautiful hats – best dressed hat competition!), friendly
chat, super Pimms, truly amazing food, even sunshine and such a wonderful toast to our
Queen. Never to be forgotten the enthusiastically- entered games, raffles and competitions,
of course there was lots of rivalry and probably a little sabotage.
To complete this wonderful occasion we returned to the Old School, where we had a
fantastic celebration cake and fairy/butterfly cakes, decorated in all things British.
A most joyous event, and in years to come, when you come across the programme whilst
tidying a cupboard, you may think back and smile, remembering the sunshine the laughter and
the peoplethat made the day of the Water Stratford Diamond Jubilee so special.
Thank you Your Majesty for giving us the reason!
I am sure the many people who enjoyed these celebrations want to say a huge thank-you to
the committee of Susan Ford, Barbara Prideaux, Dawn Rogers and Teresa Smith, and to
games organizer Suzanne Burgin, for all their imagination, attention to detail and sheer hard
work which gave us such a happy, entertaining and memorable day.
GOLDEN WEDDING
Congratulations to Gerald and Judy Harris on their Golden Wedding anniversary, celebrated
with a wonderful surprise holiday in Madeira organised by their daughter, Tracey. Gerald
and Judy thank everyone for the many cards and good wishes they received, and we wish
them many more golden years.
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The food was delicious
Provided by all
It really did go down a treat
We toasted The Queen
What a star she has been
To achieve this remarkable feat
Water Stratford
Diamond Jubilee Street Party
We had meetings galore
Notes all over the floor
Ideas going backwards and forth
We had so much to do
And think about too
But we sorted it out in due course
Now red tape abounds
Insurance was found
To cover this royal event
First aiders we need
Supervisors agreed
And we must write a risk assessment
The Queen was invited
And sent us a note
To say sorry she just couldn’t come
But have a good day
With the games that you play
It all sounds such jolly good fun.
The games were so merry
We did have a laugh
In the paddock so sunny and green
Pinned tails on the corgi
Ran along on three legs
And also played dress up the Queen
Then Jubilee Cake
What a wonderful sight
Three tiers and chocolate too
The hats were divine
The diamonds did shine
Bows, flowers and a touch of frou frou
We want to say thanks
For the help that you gave
It couldn’t have worked without you
It just goes to show
When we all have a go
There is nothing we really can’t do
We gave out jam jars
And pleaded for help
To pay for this special event
The programme was written
With zeal we were smitten
A great day our only intent
We bought bunting and banners
Party hats and some flags
In the colours of red, white and blue
We put up the tables
And set out the chairs
And prayed for some good weather too
We’ve kept all the letters
The lists and the notes
It’s all written down line by line
We’ll gladly hand over
The files and the folder
To those who arrange it next time.
Barbara Prideaux
A couple more Paraprosdokians for you!
A bus station is where a bus stops. A train station is where a train stops.
On my desk, I have a work station.
Women will never be equal to men until they can walk down the street
with a bald head and a beer gut and still think they are sexy.
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Pond News
Hi there duck lovers, it’s time for this month’s bulletin of
events at the pond!
This month has been much quieter than last month, thank
goodness. No new ducklings having hatched as yet, but
there have been some reports of new nesting sites so we are
awaiting news as I write to you.
Firstly you may remember that last month I told you that a
duck had been disturbed while nesting in Main Street? Well
this was, I believe, Whiskey as she had returned to the pond
after an absence, but she has now disappeared again and a
report has been received that a duck matching her description is nesting in another garden in
Main Street. Thanks to the resident for reporting this and we hope to have news from Whiskey soon. Squeak. on the other hand, has now not been seen for quite some time, and her
partner, Big Boy seems to have taken up with Tabby. So I am afraid that we must fear the
worst for poor old Squeak, and just hope that she does turn up in the future.
Angel has also started nesting again following her first attempt last month when all her eggs
proved to be infertile. Better luck this time Angel! Also reported to be nesting again is our
old favourite Snowflake! She has already hatched one clutch of ducklings this year and has
started a nest at her favourite place since then, which she abandoned, but is now trying again
in Strangers Lane. Good luck Snowflake! Dot may also be nesting but this is just assumed by
her recent absence from the pond, not by any reports received, so if you have spotted a white
and black duck nesting in your garden please let Jenny know on 848026.
Apart from that all of our ladies appear to be at the pond most of the time, and as we are now
getting quite late into the breeding season the aforementioned ducks may be the last mums to
produce this year. Now all of the maternity units have been emptied ready for any new arrivals. On Jubilee weekend Della was returned to the pond along with Autumn, with their ducklings going to the ponds in Radclive where a lot of our babies go to start their new lives.
Now I must say Thank-you to Ann for her donation for duck food, a little belated due to a
minor identity mix up last month! But better late than never!
I must also appeal once again for anyone who is interested in taking over our care to contact
Jenny on the number previously mentioned, as she is hoping to retire from her duties very
soon following five years’ dedicated service to us. It is a very rewarding job, only requiring a
few minutes a day for most of the year, and a bit more time during the breeding season, so
please folks don’t leave us to fend for ourselves!
Well that’s about it for this time
Bye for now
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TINGEWICK PARISH COUNCIL
DRAFT MINUTES OF THE PARISH COUNCIL MEETING
HELD ON 31st MAY 2012
PRESENT:
Cllr Smith
Cllr Fenemore
Cllr Swinburne
Cllr Thurlby
Cllr Hornsey
Cllr Maxwell
Cllr Roy
Dawn Rogers
Chairman
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Councillor
Clerk
IN ATTENDANCE: 1 members of the public
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Apologies
Cllr Fealey, Cllr Cadd
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Declarations of Interest
Cllr Thurlby declared a Personal Interest in matters relating to the Village Hall due to her
membership of the Village Hall Committee.
To approve the Minutes of the Meeting held on 3rd May 2012
Proposed: Cllr Hornsey Seconded: Cllr Thurlby
Approved.
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Matters Arising for information and reports only
Item 184 – Street Lighting – A response has been received confirming that the work will be
carried out week commencing 11th June 2012
Open Forum – 05.01.12 – There has been a meeting with TfB and the Traffic Management
Officer from Thames Valley Police who conducted a survey of Main Street. A report is
awaited. The possibility of moving the traffic calming device was considered but there are
problems as to where to relocate it and the cost of the same.
Item 64 Village Hall Tree – The options are to pollard the tree with ongoing maintenance
or to take it down, replace it and reinstate the street scene at a cost of approximately
£3,000. The Village Hall is grateful that the PC has agreed to fund a Jubilee Tree. It was
noted that there may be grant funding available to cover the cost. Information to be passed
to the Village Hall Treasurer.
Action: Cllr Hornsey
Item 83 – The Cemetery ground works are scheduled to commence in the next three weeks.
Item 83 – Recreation Ground – The tenders will be discussed at the next meeting as the
closing date was stated on the tender documentation to be the 4th June 2012.
Item 85 – School Playground – The contractor contacted the Chairman to arrange a date but
was cancelled due to the contractor’s illness. Another date to be arranged. Action: Clerk
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County Councillor’s Report
Apologies sent.
District Councillor’s Report
Apologies sent
Open Forum:
Thanks extended to the volunteers who put up the bunting in the village.
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Planning
12/00773/APP-TINGEWICK-Tregarland, Main Street, Buckingham – No Objections
12/00401/APP-TINGEWICK-10 New Street, Tingewick – Objections Received
12/00792/APP-TINGEWICK-Holmwood, Barton Hartshorn, Tingewick – No Objections
12/00970/APP-TINGEWICK-20 St Mary’s Court, Tingewick – No Objections
12/01119/APP-TINGEWICK-The Triangle, Barton Hartshorn Road, Tingewick-No Objections
12/00793/ALB-TINGEWICK-Holmwood, Barton Hartshorn Road, Tingewick-No Objections
12/01121/ATC-TINGEWICK-Tingewick House, Upper Street, Tingewick-No Objections
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Accounts
See Appendix for details of transactions and budget report.
Transaction Report: Proposed: Cllr Maxwell Seconded: Cllr Thurlby - Agreed
Transactions approved.
Budget Report: Proposed: Cllr Roy Seconded: Cllr Hornsey - Agreed
Budget Report approved.
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Councillors’ Reports and Items for Future Agenda
Street Lighting
Four street lights have been reported for repair.
Footpaths
Minor works to be carried out over the summer.
Cemetery and Grass cutting
The new mower has been purchased.
The ground works are due to commence over the next four weeks.
Recreation Ground
The field has been cut and there will be a further cut before the Fete.
Consideration needs to be given to a suitable gate which will allow double buggies in and
keep dogs and motorbikes out. The cost of a suitable gate has been obtained but due to the
cost it will need be funded by the grant funding that is obtained in the course of the
redevelopment.
Playgrounds and Pond
Nothing to report.
A meeting with a contractor has been arranged to look at the safety surface in the school
playground.
Special Projects
Posters have been received for Play Around the Parishes which will be displayed nearer to
the time.
Roads, Footways and Street Furniture
Asset Inspection and Maintenance Record report received.
Details of Road Problems reported and status of the same received.
Planning
Notified of the publication of the Oxford Minerals and Waste Plan. No concerns to
Tingewick noted.
Two consultations on Neighbourhood Plans received.
1. Buckingham Town Council are to produce a plan and comments requested by July
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Notified of the publication of the Oxford Minerals and Waste Plan. No concerns to Tingewick
noted.
Two consultations on Neighbourhood Plans received.
1. Buckingham Town Council are to produce a plan and comments requested by July 2nd 2012
2. Consultation from Buckingham Town Council. Noted details of issues which affect Town
and comments requested. A sustainability appraisal is also to be conducted. Noted that
villages around Buckingham are not to be impeded in their use of the Town. The
consultation will be circulated to the councilors.
Action: Clerk
AVALC holding are holding a meeting on Neighbourhood Planning on the 28th June 2012. Cllr Roy
to attend.
Correspondence
2012/06/01-Rev Carter-Invitation to Diamond Jubilee Church Service-Received and Cllrs to attend.
2012/06/02-Buckingham Town Football Club - Update re field: Agreed that the Parish Council
would like them to use the pitch for this season. Whilst changing facilities can be provided
showering facilities cannot at this stage. There are also no goal posts and nets. It was queried
whether the team may have any access to some.
Action: Clerk
Cost of similar facilities will be obtained to provide a guide to charges.
Action: Cllr Roy
Playground Inspections
It is noted that the playgrounds must be inspected at least weekly in accordance with the
requirements of the renewed insurance policy schedule. Cllr Swinburne will ensure that the
necessary checks are carried out and submit checklists each month to the clerk.
Pond Safety Report
Pond safety report received. It was noted that there were no actions to carry out. Accepted.
Recreation Ground Development
As above at 101.
Diamond Jubilee Planning
The commemorative mugs have been received and provided to the school, playschool and
Montessori Nursery. The Clerk has additional mugs for village children not attending village
schools and for purchase.
The Fete is planned as is the procession to the Fete. The Fete will be opened by the Speaker of the
House of Commons. The concert has been planned with bar and catering.
Public Liability insurance will cover both events. No additional insurance is required to cover Band
equipment. The PA equipment is to be covered at a sum of £500.00 for the 4th June 2012.
Action: Clerk
Affordable Housing
The project manager has visited the site. The road excavations are being reinstated on Friday 1st
June. A landscape maintenance regime is in place and a site tidy up is to take place. Some matters
require ownership of the problem which is being investigated. The Chairman to receive an update
in the next seven days.
Date of Next Meeting
The next meeting will take place on the 5th July 2012 8.00pm at the Village Hall.
The meeting closed at 9.50pm
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JULY 2012 EVENTS
Start Date Start Time
Event
Sun. 01
10:00
Breakfast/Family Service
Location
Tingewick Church
Contact
Rev L Simpson: 704964
Sun. 01
14:00
Horwood Silver Band
Concert
Village Hall
David Partridge: 848460
Mon. 02
9:30
Yoga
Village Hall
Eva: 07970 659952
Mon. 02
13:30
Tingewick Patchers
Village Hall
Betty Deighton 848510
Mon. 02
19:30
Line Dancing
Village Hall
Anna Donaldson: 847809
Tue. 03
18:45
Lavender Workout
Tingewick Pre School Sandra Pratt: 07775 428594
Tue. 03
19:15
Scouts
Village Hall
Tue. 03
19:55
Lavender Workout
Wed. 04
Helen Abbott: 848070
Refuse Collection
Wed. 04
10:30
Diamonds Club
Village Hall
Chris Carter: 848291
Thu. 05
11:00
Pilates
Village Hall
Joanne: 07851 032316
Thu. 05
12:15
Parent & Toddler
Pre-school
Claire Groves: 847130
Thu. 05
14:00
Dance Club
Village Hall
Hazel Thurlow: 848446
Thu. 05
18:30
Karate Club
Village Hall
Kath Dearden: 705035
Thu. 05
19:00
Circuit Training
Thu. 05
20:00
Parish Council
Village Hall
Thu. 05
20:10
Total Body Tone
Fri. 06
18:30
Rainbows
Rectory Farm
Janet Bowden 817052
Fri. 06
19:30
Otis Gibbs plus Kara
Grainger
Village Hall
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Sat. 07
16:00
Family Service
Tingewick Church
Eleanor Zuercher: 847145
Sun. 08
11:00
Chic and Unique Gift Fayre
Village Hall
Sun. 08
15:00
Bungee Jump
Royal Oak car park
Royal Oak: 848373
Mon. 09
9:30
Yoga
Village Hall
Eva: 07970 659952
Mon. 09
13:30
Tingewick Patchers
Village Hall
Mon. 09
19:30
Line Dancing
Village Hall
Tue. 10
18:45
Lavender Workout
Tue. 10
19:15
Scouts
Village Hall
Tue. 10
19:55
Lavender Workout
Wed. 11
Refuse Collection
Wed. 11
Paper/Plastics/Cans
Recycling Collection
The Clerk: 848689
Wed. 11
19:00
Whist Drive
Village Hall
Herby Taylor: 847088
Thu. 12
11:00
Pilates
Village Hall
Joanne: 07851 032316
Thu. 12
12:15
Parent & Toddler
Pre-school
Thu. 12
14:00
Dance Club
Village Hall
Thu. 12
18:30
Karate Club
Village Hall
Thu. 12
19:00
Circuit Training
Thu. 12
20:10
Total Body Tone
Fri. 13
18:30
Rainbows
Rectory Farm
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Janet Bowden 817052
Sun. 15
9:30
Holy Communion
Tingewick Church
Revd Liz simpson 704964
Sun. 15
11:15
Holy Communion/Lammas
Water Stratford
Church
Rev L Simpson: 704964
Mon. 16
9:30
Yoga
Village Hall
Eva: 07970 659952
Mon. 16
13:30
Tingewick Patchers
Village Hall
Mon. 16
19:30
Line Dancing
Village Hall
Tue. 17
12:30
Pub Lunch Club
The Crown
Rosemary Stutchbury:
848612
Tue. 17
18:45
Lavender Workout
Tue. 17
19:15
Scouts
Village Hall
Tue. 17
19:55
Lavender Workout
Wed. 18
Refuse Collection
Wed. 18
Private Party 10-4
Village Hall
Thu. 19
Summer Garden
Competition
Tingewick and Water Pat Swinburne 847764
Stratford
Thu. 19
12:15
Parent & Toddler
Pre-school
Thu. 19
14:00
Dance Club
Village Hall
Thu. 19
18:30
Karate Club
Village Hall
Thu. 19
19:00
Circuit Training
Thu. 19
20:10
Total Body Tone
Fri. 20
18:30
Rainbows
Rectory Farm
Sat. 21
Private Party
Village Hall
Sun. 22
Private Party
Village Hall
Janet Bowden 817052
Sun. 22
11:15
Patronal Holy Communion
Tingewick Church
Rev C. Carter:848291
Mon. 23
13:30
Tingewick Patchers
Village Hall
Mon. 23
19:30
Line Dancing
Village Hall
Wed. 25
Refuse Collection
Wed. 25
Glass Recycling Collection
Wed. 25
Paper/Plastics/Cans
Thu. 26
11:00
Pilates
Village Hall
Joanne: 07851 032316
Thu. 26
12:15
Parent & Toddler
Pre-school
Thu. 26
14:00
Dance Club
Village Hall
Thu. 26
18:30
Karate Club
Village Hall
Thu. 26
20:30
Quiz Night
Royal Oak
Royal Oak: 848373
Fri. 27
18:30
Rainbows
Rectory Farm
Janet Bowden 817052
Fri. 27
19:30
Flower Arranging
Demonstration
Village Hall
Linda: 848400
Sat. 28
10:00
Historical Society Street
Walk
Village Hall car park
Mon. 30
Play around the parishes am Village Hall
Mon. 30
13:30
Tingewick Patchers
Village Hall
Mon. 30
19:30
Line Dancing
Village Hall
Play around the parishes
Village Hall
Tue. 31
Tue. 31
10:30
Diamonds Club Walk
Village Hall Car Park Chris Carter: 848291
Tue. 31
19:15
Scouts
Village Hall
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AUGUST 2012
Wed. 01
Refuse Collection
Wed. 01
10:30
Diamonds Club
Village Hall
Chris Carter: 848291
Thu. 02
12:15
Parent & Toddler
Pre-school
Thu. 02
14:00
Dance Club
Village Hall
Thu. 02
18:30
Karate Club
Village Hall
Fri. 03
18:30
Rainbows
Rectory Farm
Janet Bowden 817052
Sun. 05
10:00
Breakfast/Family Service
Tingewick Church
Rev C Carter/Mrs C Horsman
Wed. 08
Refuse Collection
Wed. 08
Paper/Plastics/Cans
Wed. 08
19:00
Whist Drive
Village Hall
Herby Taylor: 847088
Thu. 09
12:15
Parent & Toddler
Pre-school
Thu. 09
14:00
Dance Club
Village Hall
Thu. 09
18:30
Karate Club
Village Hall
Fri. 10
18:30
Rainbows
Rectory Farm
Janet Bowden 817052
Private party bookings are included to help those wishing to book the hall.
To book the Village Hall telephone Carol Thurlby on 01280 848569
Please note events are subject to change - please check if in any doubt
and confirm any changes with Carol.
Editor: John Clucas
Tel 01280 847822
Deepdown, Water Stratford Rd, Tingewick, Buckingham MK18 4NU
Advertising Rates:
The figures in brackets apply to voluntary & non-profit organisations. All include basic artwork.
Full page: £12 (£8): 1/2pg - £9 (£6): 1/4pg £6 (£4)
12 issues for the price of 10 if paid in advance, cheques made payable to ‘J. Clucas’
Private small advertisements and greetings messages of up to 25 words are
FREE to residents in the Tingewick News area. Diary entries for events in the
in the Tingewick News area are also FREE - regardless of whether they are
advertised elsewhere in the magazine.
All articles/ adverts/ letters-to-the-editor must be handed in by 15th of each month
otherwise they will not be included in the next month’s issue. Data will be accepted on
CD/DVD/ floppy disk in most common formats or hand written. Items, advertisements etc.
can also be sent direct to John via e-mail: [email protected]
& District News are those of the cont
DISCLAIMER Views expressed in the Tingewick & District News are those of the contributors and not those of the Editor. We assume any information given to us is for publication
and therefore the magazine accepts no responsibility for any consequences..
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July 2012 - Tingewick

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