V illage News- Dec 2015-Jan 2016

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Worcestershire Villages
Circulation to Childswickham, Murcot, Aston Somerville
Broadway and Leedens Park, Willersey, Hinton, Bretforton
To Nov 6th over 14 700 hits on the internet!
V illage NewsDec 2015-Jan 2016
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Christmas Service Times within.
Childswickham, Hinton and Aston Somerville
December
9th 10th Broadway Music Makers Concert at Lifford Hall
Facebook pages and communication across villages is available.
Some groups are closed but application to join is possible . Ideal
for those inner events, lost dogs, or even lost husbands.
Childswickham Village or Worcestershire
Hinton on the Green Appreciation Society
Willersey Cotswolds
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Village News Dec 2015– Jan 2016
Childswickham Church
There is a church service every Sunday at St. Mary’s, Childswickham at 10.30am and
you are welcome there, whatever your denomination or if you have never been to
church before.
1st Sun Morning Worship
2nd Sun Holy Communion
3rd Sun Informal Service with guest speaker,
4th Sun Holy Communion
5th Sun Morning Worship
Julie Fay St Mary’s Church Team Leader
[email protected] 07557 109529
For Christmas see page 3
WHY ADVENT?
The Bible study group would like to invite anyone who is interested to
come to an open afternoon on Thursday 3rd December at 3.00- 4.30
p.m. Starting with tea and cakes and followed by discussion ‘Why Advent?’ at
Margaret Flanagan’s
Stonecroft, Broadway Rd, Willersey Tel: 854856
All are very welcome.
St Mary The Virgin Rotas Dec 2015 Jan 2016
Cleaning
Dec 4th 11th 18th
Mrs Barnett
Jan
8h Mrs L Watson
15th 22nd
Mrs Bindoff & Mrs
Braithwaite
29th Feb 5th
Mrs N Simms and Mrs R
Simms
Contacts Childswickham
David Matthews, Churchwarden
852712
Joan Barnett, Churchwarden
858309
Julie Fay [email protected]
07557109529
Bell ringers:
Tower Captain,
Philip Milward.
Tel: 01386 853532
Dec
6th Brenda Wadsworth
13th Brenda Stewart
20th 27th Joan Barnett
Jan
3rd Joan Barnett
10th Margaret Flanagan
17th Susan Morris
24th Jackie Saville
31st Sarah Deakin
A letter from Julie
Where are you going for Christmas? Relatives? Friends? Or are you
planning just a quiet Christmas at home? Its good to know where you
will be and what you will be doing. Many of us are already well into the
planning and are looking forward to it. Some people though will not be
looking forward to it – the lonely, the bereaved, the sick; for others,
such as the refugees we have been seeing on our news screens, it will
be just another day to survive to the next.
The first Christmas didn’t go according to the plan Joseph and Mary
had. Instead of a secure room for the night, they too found themselves out in the cold with nowhere to go. The Saviour of the World
was born in a cowshed. No Oxfam, no Band Aid – this family just had
the help of a local businessman. A simple innkeeper who, seeing poor
people in need, did his best with what he could offer.
You might be thinking that right now, the world looks as though God
doesn’t have a plan. But He does. Sooner or later, the world will
understand what love really means. When that happens, there will be
Peace on Earth.
Dare to believe it.
Come and experience Christmas with us.
Services over Christmas will be:
Sunday 20th Dec, 3pm Christmas Carols at The House of the Open
Door (Tythe Barn)
Christmas Eve, 4pm Christingle Service at St Mary’s Church
Christmas Morning, 10am Eucharist at St. Mary’s Church.
All are welcome as we, in turn welcome Christ into the world and into
our hearts.
May the Love and Light of Jesus Christ be with you now and always.
Julie Fay.
Memorial Hall Lettings: Anne Wood 854955
Art Class
Keep Fit
Yoga
Quilting
Evergreens
WI
Parish Council
Friday weekly
Tuesday
Thursday
Tuesday
Wednesday weekly TT
2nd & 4th Wednesday
Ist Wednesday
Last Thursday
Ballroom Dancing Latin American Thursday
TT = Term Time
Charges per Hour:
Main Hall
Snooker
Villagers
£6.50
£4.50
or http://www.childswickham.org.uk
10.00 - 12 .00 am 01386 833055
9.15-10.15
Tess
9.15-10.15
10.30-12.00
Aston Colley
10 .00 -12.00 pm
Georgina Oldham
2.00 – 4.00 pm
Dawn
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Marilyn Watts
7.15 pm
Jacqueline Shields
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Non Residents
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St Mary’s Church Boiler and Heating
The parochial church council ( PCC ) has after long consideration has taken the view of
a diocesan energy expert. The heating plan will be in stages.
Stage 1. To invest in electric pew heating for the first 5 rows on each side and electric heating for the vestry and altar and at the back of the church . This will be the
most cost efficient. A present estimate for the pews is around £6500. This has proved
to be the best for several churches across the counties.
Further stages. Longer term view is to extend the pew heating in a similar manner
and to replace the boiler and a new oil tank . This will provide a background heating.
Reliance on a boiler alone would prove to be more expensive in getting the church to
comfortable temperatures for the short times that the church needs heating. It would
cover frost situations. It has been recognised that the old boiler is past its sell-by-date.
The old oil tank does not meet current regulations.
The present boiler fund sits at around £11 000 from the efforts of parishioners. The
PCC gratefully recognise this. Further detail can be got from PCC members.
At present Gloucester Diocese still has overall control and the PCC has to apply for
“faculties”. Decisions as they arise will be posted in STOP PRESS.
2015 Sunflower Challenge Results
We would like to thank those 61 adults and 18 children who took
part in the sunflower challenge
In the children’s section in second place was Ben Cook who will
receive a paints and car craft set whose sunflower height was 327 cm
In first place was George Billings whose sunflower height was 342cm
he will receive 2 tickets for the Regal Cinema
The result in the adults section is in joint second place were Anne and Fred Braithwaite
and Jan and Derek Hurst whose sunflowers reached the height of 320cm and both will
receive stainless steel trowel In first place was Mark Newbury whose sunflower height
was 364cm and receives a voucher for a meal for two at the Childswickham Inn
We would like to thank the following for donating the prizes
Kevin and Carol of the Childswickham Inn for a meal for two
David Simms for two tickets for the Regal Cine
And B H G S Ltd for the trowels and growing material
A cheque for £365.00 was presented to the P C C for the church boiler fund at the harvest festival
Judy and Robert Simms
Memorial Hall A G M
The treasurer has reported an increase in hall lettings which has improved the
financial position which has enabled the hall to be maintain to a high standard
and facilities added when possible.
Buzz Electrical Services conducted the 5 year mandatory electrical testing of
the Memorial Hall it was discovered to conform to current legislation updating
of the electrical system was required, the cost of this was £1738.
With this expenditure in mind it was decided as there had been no increase in
hall hire charges for 3 years to make a modest increase in charges
The Rag Bag has continued to be supported in the last year raising £455.00,
thank you to those who have contributed to it Unfortunately Rag Bag has decided not to continue collecting useable clothes indicating the rising cost of collecting from the Rag Bag bin and the down turn of the used clothing market,
they have indicated they will remove the bin directly. During the 4 years the Rag
Bag has been supported it has raised £2,300.00 for the Memorial Hall funds
On Monday 12th October Mick Watkins from the English Carpet Bowling
Association gave a demonstration of the skills of bowling to an audience of 25
which was followed that evening by trying their hand at the game. The following Monday evening and Tuesday afternoon bowling began at the Memorial hall,
the charge of £3.00 per session was possible as Mick Watkins had located a
second hand mat and bowls for £150.00 a tenth of the cost of new equipment
Robert Simm
Chairman
Childswickham WI
Members have played skittles, been to the cinema and attended the Autumn Council
Meeting since the last meeting. Mary gave a short summary of this meeting where they
listened to two very interesting speakers ‘ The great British Florist’ and Mandy Hickson
the first female Tornado pilot.
Members were informed about the lunch at the Ebrington Arms in November and the
New Year meal.
The November meeting was the AGM attended by 32 members and 2 guests. One committee member felt it was time to step down after many years excellent service in a number
of roles, and 3 new members agreed to join the committee to bring it up to 11 members.
Marilyn was re-elected as President for a further year
Childswickham WI has had a very successful year maintaining and increasing its membership to 44. A special year marking 100 years since the start of WI has heralded a number of events. A Queen’s garden party and a National AGM which made the press with
cake cutting.
Alongside local events the group has had speakers about Broadway’s War memorial, Film
catering, and the impact of war on Women as well as finding out more about pearls, listening to music from Shakespeare, the science of coffee, and seeing Tudor times come to
life. Grace and Merleen introduced us to Dogs for the deaf as well as proposing a Resolution. We dabbled in crochet, sugar, scones, flower arranging and monoprinting.
Members attended meetings with Michael Portillo, Spring and Autumn Council meetings
as well as going to the cinema, attending a craft workshop for enamelling at Jinny ring
craft centre, and of course those lunch outings.
The meeting then continued with cheese and wine and a Quiz enjoyed by all.
Members were reminded of the Table Top/Craft Fayre and the Christmas Party. Subs and
Teas on Jan 6th 3 pm.
Women’s Group
Childswickham Women’s Group has continued to raise money with coffee mornings throughout the
year. The October Ploughman’s lunch raised a wonderful £420 for Hearing Dogs for the Deaf.
Thank you to everyone who contributed or supported this event .
Round and About !
Apparently the bridge at Bidford on Avon is open again!
BROADWAY
Broadway Music Makers Christmas
Concert 2015
Wednesday 9th and Thursday 10th December 2015
7.30pm (doors open at 7.00 pm
The Lifford Hall, Broadway Tickets £7.00 each (including light refreshments)
Raffle and Bar
In aid of Broadway Youth Club and The Nomads Social Club
(both Broadway organisations)
Tickets available in Broadway at: Shopwright Post Office
Tourist Information Centre
Any choir member
WICKHAMFORD
Wickhamford Gardening Club
Our first meeting of 2016 is scheduled for Wednesday 27th January at
7.30pm in the Memorial Hall.We look forward to welcoming all our existing
members, together with new ones to what promises to be another entertaining year for the club. Our first speaker is Duncan Coombes, a
popular speaker who we welcome back once again, and this time his talk is
entitled "A traveller in China". We look forward to seeing you all. Further
information can be obtained from Dorothy Turpitt, 01386 830834
Aston Somerville
Dear Residents,
Well Christmas is coming, and judging from shop windows, has been coming since the end
of September!!
A family always had a Christmas tree placed in the hall. It was beautifully decorated with
the obligatory angel on the top. As Christmas drew near the presents were accumulated
around the bottom of the tree. Each was labelled with recipient's name and giver's
name. All were wrapped beautifully and laid down carefully for distribution on Christmas
Day. But then there appeared one present which stood out. The wrapping was in gold paper and seemed to glow. The ribbon was obviously very expensive, but like no other that
anybody had ever seen. The label read 'A present for you all'. On Christmas Day all the other presents were given out. Beautiful jewellery, top range magazine subscriptions, vouchers for a Spa, a leather handbag, silk ties and even a silk waistcoat. The children's presents
were wonderful as well, with all the top technological equipment anyone could hope
for. OOhs and AAhs followed each opening. But the best present of all lay unopened. 'It's
not for me.' 'Nor for me.' 'Is it for you?' 'No I don't thing so.' Nobody picked up the golden
package - content with their own expensive gifts already opened. But that present had another message on the back of the label. It said 'With love from God.' The gift was the baby
Jesus, which God had sent to change each ones life. To set them free from anxiety, to bring
peace and the promise of eternal life.
We all need to take and accept that most precious gift this Christmas. Do not leave it under
the tree.
I wish you God's blessing this Christmas.
Wendy Foulger (Rev) Acting Vicar of Aston Somerville.
p.s. Do come to the Christmas Day Family Communion on Christmas Day at 9.45a.m. We
would love the children to bring their presents to show us all. In return receive God's
blessing in the baby Jesus.
FACEBOOK
Like it or loathe it it is proving to be a good communication set up
acroos villages and communities
Childswickham, Hinton, and Willersey have their own facebook pages.
Winter coming up and they do not promise us an easy one weather wise.
We need to keep an eye on all of the villages. If anyone needs help or hits a
crisis point then let the village page know and somehow some where help is
around the corner.
It’s the time of the year to check on your out houses. Make sure they are
locked carefully. A case in Hinton where someone has had tools pinched.
If you are disappearing for winter sun let your neighbours know.
Make a point of getting to know what cars your neighbours have so if there
are any suspicious ones in or around your neighbourhood make a note of
registrations.
Christmas Quiz Time
1. Which female singer in 1964 became the first British artist to win a Grammy Award?
2. Who was the author of the 1923 play and novel entitled "Rookery Nook"?
3. Which fruit is used to make the Eastern European spirit Slivovitz?
4. Which synthetic fibre used in tyres and body armour was developed by Stephanie Kwolek in 1965?
5. Which songs containing the word "Change(s)" were UK top ten hits for the following artists, [a] Gladys
Knight and the Pips (1977), [b] Michael Ball (1989), [c] Tears for Fears (1983), [d] Pulp (1996) and [e] Kylie
Minogue (1989)?
6. In the TV series "The Man from UNCLE" who was the boss of Napoleon Solo and Ilya Kuryakin?
7. Formed during the Irish War of Independence, by what nickname are the Roya Irish Constabulary Reserve
Force better known? 8. Which band had hit albums in the 1980s entitled "Back in Black" and "Blow Up Your
Video"?
9. Who in 1983 became the first American woman in space?
10. Who wrote the words to the hymn "Jerusalem"?
11. Can you name the Seven English cities that begin with the letter "L"?
12. Which county became the first new side to be admitted to first-class cricket for 90 years, in 1991?
13. With a gestation period of 640 days which mammal has the longest pregnancy?
14. Who designed the tapestry of the Risen Christ at Coventry cathedral?
15. Of which central Asian country is Astana the capital?
16. By what stage name are the following R&B and Rap artists known by, [a] Marshall Mathers, [b] Tracy
Marrow, [c] Shawn Carter, [d] James Todd Smith and [e] Armando Christian Perez?
17. Which pop group named themselves after a fictional band from the novel "A Clockwork Orange"?
18. What were the names of opera's Three Tenors?
19. From which country does the drink Stella Artois originate?
20. Which future King of England was born in Pembroke Castle?
This Toy is up for Toy of the year
again! When was it the first time?
Who said this …. ?
Outside of a dog a book is a man’s best
friend
Inside it is too dark to read
HINTON ON THE GREEN
St Peters Church – Christmas Bazaar
On Tuesday 24th November, we will be holding our last Coffee Morning for 2015 in the Church and like the past few years, this will also
be our Christmas Bazaar with a selection of stalls from 10.30am –
12.30pm
If anyone is interested in having a stall please contact Clare Davies on
07814188077 or email [email protected]. There is no cost for a
stall we just ask for a small donation to be made on the day.
Harvesteen Success
We held our annual Harvest Supper (Harvesteen) on Saturday 31st October and once again a very successful event with lots of support. We were entertained by Dampiers’ Round and the Drakes Broughton
Bell Ringers. He whole evening was magical. We raised over £700 towards the Church Roof Repairs. As
you may have been in the Evesham Journal, we did receive a grant to £98100.00 towards these repairs,
however, the final bill could be as much as £110,000. It's a stunning building, and we can't secure its future until we fix the roof, so all this extra fundraising is needed.
Christmas Services
13th December 11:15 we have Lessons and Carols
20th December 16:00 come and join in our Christingle Service
24th December 23:30 our beautiful Midnight Mass with Mulled Wine and Mince Pies.
Hinton church roof work:
Some of you may recall that Hinton was delighted, way back in April, to learn that it had
been successful in applying for a £100,000 grant from the Listed Places of Worship Roof
Repair Fund. But have heard little from us since then. That's because we're like ducks
swimming upstream - there's an awful lot going on under the surface, but not much
movement!
We learned that the project needs a "Faculty" from the diocese (which is the diocese/Cof-E mechanism for ensuring that any alterations to their churches are controlled and
done properly) and also Planning Permission and Listed Building Consent from
Wychavon. The latter is needed because the repairs to tower roof require that it is
changed from a slate roof to a lead roof - and thus, its appearance will change. Although
only low flying aircraft and birds will be aware of the change!
In order to apply for those things, we needed a fully detailed job specification and drawings. These have now been done, and run to over one hundred pages! And our applications have now been submitted to the diocese and to Wychavon. The work has gone out
to tender and our hope is that scaffolding will be erected, and the job started, early in
2016.
Yoga to Relax & Revive.
Gentle movement and relaxation.
Beginners welcome.
Childswickham Village Hall Tuesdays 10.30-12 am,
Bretforton Village Hall
Tuesdays 6.30-8 pm.
Broadway Lifford Hall,
Wednesdays 7-8.30 pm.
Enquiries Aston Colley 01386 870893,
www.unwind-yoga.co.uk
BROADWAY DOG GROOMERS
A professional dog grooming service where our number one priority is your pet.
Lucie is ‘City & Guilds’ qualified and operates from a well equipped, relaxed luxury parlour in Broadway
Please contact 07807 666859 or
http://www.broadwaydoggroomers.co.uk
Pick up and drop off available to fit in with your busy lifestyle
NEW! Pooch Wrap– Spa Quality Mud Wrap for dogs
Going away on holiday? I can have your pooch staying with me in the comfort of my own home .
You could advertise
here
WWW.COTSWOLDHOLIDAY.COM
Holiday Homes
Whatever direction you wish to follow from Broadway we offer a select range of distinctive Holiday Homes located in the and around the area. So for a short or long stay contact our office in Broadway or visit our website
Email
[email protected]
Long Term Rentals
We also specialise for those who wish to stay for longer
and have a personal and professional service with landlords and tenants. Visit us at our web site for full details
WWW.COTSWOLDPROPERTYLETTINGS.COM
Saddlers Barn, Kennel Lane, Broadway 01386 858147
CAB Citizens Advice Bureau
at SignPost in Broadway 01386 859029
Sessions usually last Thurs in month 1.00 pm –3.00 pm
Hares Tree Work & Garden Services
A local independent company.
NPTC certified and fully insured.
Tree Surgery & Felling
Hedge Cutting
Garden Clearance
Tree & Hedge Planting
For More information, please call
Dave on : 07790 794 321
Anthony Halling
Garden Machinery Specialist
Sales
New and used machines
Service , Repairs & Sharpening fully equipped workshop
Hire Mowers, Strimmers, Hedge trimmers, Cultivators
I also sell spare parts , All leading makes
Hayter, Honda, Atco, Stihl, Masport,Tanaka, Mountfield
Westwood, Countax, Briggs & Stratton and many more
All at very competitive prices
Over 35 years Experience
Tel No 01386 858713
Or call into
Pry Farm Workshop, Cheltenham Road, Broadway, WR12 7LX
Merstow Green
Private Tuition
Local Independent Family
Run Funeral Directors
GCSE Sciences,
Private
Chapels of Rest
A Level
Maths Chemistry and Biology
Golden Charter
Prepaid Funeral Plans
07766315105
(please contact us if you
would like to arrange a
free no obligation home
visit to
At Merstow Green Funeral Home we are here to provide practical
guidance and emotional support when grief and intense feelings
of loss can make even the simplest of tasks overwhelming.
Tel. 01386 49903 (24 Hours)
www.merstowgreen.co.uk
HINTON PEST
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A local Company with 15 yrs of
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Speedy Response to Domestic Calls
Commercial Quotes Available
Wasps, Flies, Bed Bugs, Fleas, Carpet Moths/Beetles, Biscuit
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Telephone: 01386 41762/ 07775 168666
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Funeral Directors &
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Tel ( 01386) 765133
24 Hr Service
Private Chapel of Rest
The Leys, Evesham
WR11 3AP
Pre payment Plans Available
Alan Aston
Motor Engineers
First For Service
Eastwick Garage,
Eastwick Drive
Evesham Worcs.
WR11 2LG
All types of installations large & small
Prompt, friendly, personal service
TEL : 01386 852297
The Old Forge, The Cross, Childswickham,
LINDSAY BECKMAN & CO LTD
Chartered Accountants
Business &
Tax Advisors
For all your
accountancy needs
8, Bloxham Road,
Broadway
Worcs, WR12 7EU
01386 853653
Tele. No 01386 760700
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December—January EVENTS
The Fleece Inn is the focal point for a vibrant local community; you'll often
find morris dancers, folk sessions, vintage car gatherings, CAMRA meetings
and more when you visit!
Christmas by Candleight. Every Monday and Tuesday firelight and twinkly
decs to accompany your festive meal
Sunday 13th So Sunday So Santa 12.00 noon
A festive arrival of the bearded man in typical St Nick style to spend an afternoon story telling to get you into the sprit of Christmas
Friday 18th. Carol singing around Bretforton raising funds for local school.
Wednesday 23rd 07.00 pm Local Handbell ringers join us for their festive
tunes played on handbells.
New Years Eve …. Fancy Dress ( This year is Panto… oh no it isn't Oh yes it is )
and Ceilidh celebrations £14 a head. The Blue Socks Ceilidh band provide
entertainment. Price includes entertainment and hot supper at 10 pm .
Sat 9th Its Wassail at the Inn. From 6.00 pm Wakening the trees for a good
Harvest. Cider singing and Morris men and all the Fleece fun.
Starter
Christmas day Menu
Adult £70.00 Child £40.00 Infant £20.00
Main Course
Desserts
Spiced Chunky vegetable soup
Pan seared Queen Scallops
3 oz Beef Fillet
Caramelised Beetroot & Shallot
Tart Tatin
Butter Roast Crown of Turkey
Saddle of Venison Wellington
Poached Saffron & Garlic Buttered
Lobster Tail
Caramelised Onion & Wild
mushroom Suet Pudding
Booking
Essential
01386 852461
Homemade Christmas Pudding
Milk Chocolate & Hazelnut Marquise
Lemon & Lime Crème Brulee
Apple & Blackberry Stritzel
Cheese Board
Followed by Coffe and Mince Pie
MOTS & SERVICING
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V illage News- Dec 2015-Jan 2016

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