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Our Services...Allotments • Cemeteries
Parks • Open Spaces
Community & Civic Events
Sports Facilities • Devizes in
Bloom • Civic Awards
Find our more at
www.devizes-tc.gov.uk
Our Venues...Did you know that we offer
unique venues for...
Weddings • Conferences
Serviced Meeting Rooms
Private Room Hire
Music Venues • Parties
Visit our venues site for more
information & download our
weddings brochure at
www.devizesvenues.co.uk
Contact UsSee back page for contact details &
Councillors’ Surgery dates.
Spring in the Park
Hillworth Park gears up for
the Spring with lots of great
events... page 2
Gardeners’ Corner
Lots of Spring gardening
advice ... page 2
Devizes in Bloom
Changes to categories, details
...... page 3
Devizes to Westminster
Canoe Race ... back page
Wedding Extravaganza
... back page
Waiblingen Here We ComeWe have received an invitation from our twin town in Waiblingen to join them for this year’s Twinning Weekend. The event will be taking place between Friday 15 June and Monday 18 June and is open to any one who wishes to become involved in twinning and experience other European lifestyles.
Those who have experiences of twinning will tell you that these weekends offer a very different perspective of European culture. Staying with a host family in their home, meeting their family and struggling with the language is all part of the unique experience, which is twinning. A whirlwind of cultural, sporting and
entertainment based events results in the weekend passing very quickly, leaving those taking part wanting more.
Whether you would like to go as part of a group or are happy to travel as an individual, you will be made to feel welcome as twinning has something to offer everyone.
If you want to find out more about this year’s twinning weekend contact Devizes Town Hall on 01380 722160 or email [email protected]. It could be your first step to a very long friendship!
Spring 2018
FANCY A LAUGH, ENJOY A BOOGIE OR WANT TO OPEN YOUR MIND? ...then put the dates of this year’s Devizes Arts Festival in your diary and look forward to 18 days of exciting and diverse events in June. From the opening night’s audience with ex MP, Strictly contestant, author and columnist Ann Widdecombe on 31st May to the closing gig from award winning rock legend Toyah, the Festival is again set to be a highlight in the Devizes summer calendar.
It’s a programme of events for all ages and interests with a line-up of artistic talent that spans the arts, including music of every type, drama, poetry, comedy, film, walks and talks — not to mention a free Fringe!
Highlights include the chance to hear the world’s foremost solo virtuoso percussionist Evelyn Glennie, who has been profoundly deaf since the age of 12 and, direct from sell-out performances at
the Edinburgh Fringe, we also welcome Apphia Campbell in the one woman show ‘Black Is The Color Of My Voice’ inspired by the life of Nina Simone, while classical treats include the Elias String Quartet and the Bath Bach Choir.
Actors Robert Powell and Liza Goddard present ‘A Passionate Life’ celebrating the extraordinary life and times of composer Claude Debussy, while wartime letters of the actress Celia Johnson and
her husband Peter Fleming are read by their daughter, Lucy Fleming, and Simon Williams, who plays Justin Elliott in The Archers. For younger festival goers and their families Explorer Dome pop-up planetarium promises an opportunity for hands-on science.
Visit www.devizesfestival.org.uk for
the full programme & join as a Friend to
get priority ticket sales & an invitation
to the Friends’ Party
Take a walk in in the WoodsAt the end of 2017, the Town Council took on the lease for Belvedere Woods, which stretches between Dyehouse Lane and Quakers Walk, from the Merchant Venturers to allow all local residents to use it as a new link path between Quakers Walk and the canal.
In taking on the woods the Town Council hopes to replicate the type of area enjoyed by those who live close to Drews Pond Wood to the South of the Town.
Deputy Town Clerk Simon Fisher said:
“This is a beautiful but largely unknown part of the town, which has been allowed to fall into neglect over recent years. With the help of the community, we want to ensure that once again people can enjoy this area as a pleasure to walk”.
It is planned to officially open the wood on the 2 March but the Town Council are hoping volunteers will join Councillors and staff to prepare it for opening on Saturday 24 February.
If you would be interested in helping us out on 24 February, contact Cathy Stockwell on 01380 722160 or email on her on [email protected].
Where in the town will you find this building? (answer on back page). If you have a mystery photo of somewhere in Devizes that could be featured in this slot? Please send it, with the answer, to us at the Town Hall or email [email protected]
I love spring – all those fabulous scented flowers to look
forward to and many flowering before the trees leaf-up so as
to make the best of whatever light and sun there may be. The
scent acts as a waving flag to passing bumble bees on warm
days and is a vital part of the pollination process – so it’s not all
just for our pleasure.
I am a fan of so many early flowerers but here are a few that
are special: Hamamelis – or Witch Hazels – bewitching in every
way. Spidery flowers adorn the bare stems in colours of reds,
oranges and yellows – many cultivars giving off a splendid
perfume that fills the air. They are not going to do well on thin,
chalky soils – they actually prefer a neutral to slightly acidic soil
so if you intend to plant one in the garden, add loads
of ericaceous compost into the planting hole and use
a specific ericaceous feed through the summer to set
them up for the next year.
Camellia – also bewitching when in full flower but
few are scented. Again, they are not fans of thin
chalk so repeat the performance described above.
If they fail to flower well, this might be the result of
not enough water at the root during the summer
as this is the time when they begin to make those
flowerbuds. These are woodland plants and best not planted
in an east-facing position as this way the emerging buds can be
caught by a late frost, bursting and browning the buds when
the sun hits them. It is a good plan to have some horticultural
fleece to hand to throw over a plant if a sharp frost if forecast.
Sarcococca – a small shrubby evergreen with privet-like leaves
that bears masses of tiny white, sweetly-scented bells along
its stems in January and February. It prefers a part-shade
position and if you cut some of the stems to take indoors, the
perfume will fill the house. Viburnum x bodnantense ‘Dawn’ –
pink clusters of fragrant flowers along bare winter stems with
this one. It can grow into a bit of a whopper so thinning out
by taking out one of the oldest stems and cutting back AFTER
flowering is advised. Jasminum nudiflorum – Winter Jasmine –
yellow starry flowers on green stems devoid of proper leaves
to brighten up a dull day. No scent like the summer ones, but
good for covering an east or north wall where it will need to be
tied on to wires as it has no climbing mechanisms of its own.
Daphne – exquisite perfume – some are evergreen. Always
expensive to buy no matter what the size as they are difficult
to propagate. They also have the unnerving tendency to die on
you for no apparent reason BUT – when they are in flower they
are fabulous and worth every penny.
All these early flowering shrubs need the same treatment –
feed through summer and do any pruning AFTER they have
flowered – do not leave it until autumn as you will cut off all
the potential flowerheads and be VERY disappointed! Oriental
Hellebores will be flowering so make sure that the flowers
themselves are on full show by cutting all the old leaves down
to the ground. New, fresh leaves will appear in late spring. Old
herbaceous perennials that you may have left need to be cut
back now as well, including any deciduous grasses you may
have – do this before they start to grow to limit damage to new
growth. Mulch about the place as well – I use Strulch but you
can use garden compost, old bags of compost, leaf mould or
chipped bark – and be generous.
Wisterias and late flowering Clematis will need attention now.
With Wisterias, the winter pruning is a matter of going back to
the whippy growths that you cut back in summer
and shortening them to 2-3 buds from the main
framework. Do not overfeed Wisterias – this is one
of the main causes of no flowers – loads of leaf and
stem growth but not much else. Late-Clematis eg the
viticella/texensis types need to be cut right down to
about 30cm just above a bud or leaf joint as they only
flower on new growth. Roses should also have their
proper pruning done now as well – autumn pruning
tends to be about restricting damage caused by high
winds so now is the time to get them into proper shape. Do not
be afraid to cut hard if you need to, particularly shrub, hybrid
teas and floribundas if they are getting out of hand. Cut above
an outward facing bud and make sure that you take off any
dead, diseased or thin spindly growth right back to the stem. If
you spot die-back – i.e. the stem has gone black/brown at the
top, cut right back to healthy new wood. Die-back is a fungal
I know that as we drag our way through February, Spring seems a long way off and it is all too easy to feel weary and a bit forlorn - but fear not - Spring IS on the way.
infection and shows up where stems have been just cut any old
way and not back to leaf joints where cell-division occurs thus
leading to the wound being healed properly and new growth
occurring. Give them a good feed of rose fertiliser or seaweed
feed following the instructions on the pack – never overfeed
– that way lurks danger. And make sure that you disinfect your
secateurs before moving on to a new plant.
You may think that your lawn has looked more like you could
grow rice in it, but you will need that lawn mower so best get
the blades sharpened and the whole thing ready for action.
Finally – get out and about to enjoy the carpets of snowdrops
and those exquisite early flowerers – they will lift your spirits
and set you up for spring. Zena Robson
Spring in the Park
MARCHQuestions for Gardeners Sunday 4th March 4pm - 5.30pmOur panel of gardening experts will be on hand for the first of two Questions for Gardeners events this year! If you have concerns or queries about anything in your garden, greenhouse or allotment, then bring them along for some advice and assistance! Event broadcast live by Fantasy Radio!
APRILEaster Egg Hunt Sunday 1st April 12pm - 1pm & 2pm -3pm Let your little chicks scramble around the Park as part of our crackin’ good Easter Sunday event! Hunt clues around the Park, un-scramble the letters (groan), solve the riddle and win an egg! There will be a small charge to enter this competition.
MAYPlant in the Park Tuesday 29th May 10am - 2pm Help your children develop a life-long love for gardening at our Plant in the Park event! Our Park team will join forces
with the Devizes in Bloom crew to help our younger park-goers pot on plants, build a mini-garden and generally have fun outdoors!
JUNEPHAB Sponsored Wheelchair Push & Walk Saturday 3rd June from 2.30pm Come and support our local PHAB group as they hold their annual fundraising event in the Park.
Questions for Gardeners Sunday 17th June 4pm - 5.30pmOur green fingered experts will be on hand for our second Questions for Gardeners event! Bring along your questions or listen live from the comfort of your home and message the panel! Event broadcast live by Fantasy Radio!
JULYFantasy Radio’s Music in the Park Every Sunday in July 2pm - 5pm Join our Fantasy Radio friends for five, fabulous concerts in the Park. Held every Sunday in July from 2pm to 5pm, the ‘Month of Sundays’ series will feature a mix of live music, chat and top tunes!
Hillworth Park Events - March to July 2018
Events are free unless stated otherwise!!
Parking is limited - please walk to the Park!
Cafe Open every day!
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Devizes In Bloom and CUDSFollowing our successful retention of our gold medal at
the South West In Bloom awards in October, the In Bloom
committee have set to work planning this year’s events and
displays. For your part, you can get started planning what you
might enter for our own in-house Devizes In Bloom awards.
There have been a few changes to the categories that will
be judged in July so now, residents can enter one or all of
the following:
Best overall front garden
Best overall rear garden
Best bedding garden (front or rear)
Best single container
Best single hanging basket
Best Pride in Your Place entry
You will see that we have introduced two new categories for
residents. One is called ‘Pride in Your Place’ and will be open
to 3 or more adjoining residential properties where time
and effort has been put in to making the area attractive by
tidying, weeding and planting. If you think you would like to
have a bash at that one, have a chat with your neighbours.
You might decide that you are all going to grow tomatoes
and strawberries in pots and containers, or you might all have
hanging baskets and pots full of flowers – you could even
buy them together to see if you can get a discount! The other
new category, Best Bedding Garden, recognises the effort and
diligence that goes into planting and maintaining a garden
which is predominantly made up of summer bedding plants.
Businesses are judged automatically in several categories, as
are hotels, pubs, coffee shops and tea rooms so they do not
need to enter.
If you are involved in a young person’s group of any description and feel that you would like to encourage them
to green-up their area, please let us know at the Town Hall as
we would be happy to come along to chat about what you
might do and how you might go about it. And talking of young
people, we shall, once again, be having a schools’ competition
in the vein of last year’s fabulous Scarecrows displayed on
the roundabout by The Green. I know that many of you went
round that roundabout more than once to take it all in. Details
will be sent to schools shortly and we do hope that as many as
possible will join in. This year’s theme will be ‘Blue Planet’.
As you know, our Open Gardens weekend is now a biennial
event and so will not be running again until 2019. However, it
is possible that some Devizes’ gardeners may decide to open
their gardens for a specific charity, rather like three of them
did for Dorothy House Hospice in September and raised £200.
We will let you know of any such volunteers! We shall also be
having our businesses’ Floral and Themed Window Trail maps
throughout July – again, and to tie in with the schools and
nurseries, the theme will be ‘Blue Planet’.
Lastly, your trusty Clean Up Devizes Squad (CUDS) have been
out and about since mid-January,
picking up from where they left off at the end of November.
Litter will not elude us – we are eagle-eyed. We are also
trying to beautify areas that are simply either a poor excuse
for grass or are overgrown and causing problems for people,
such as was the case with the alleyway near Festival Close.
The roundabouts at Alan Cobham and Windsor Drive and
also at the bottom of Jump Farm Road will hopefully give you
something to smile about a bit later in the spring and through
the summer, along with strange bits along the walls down
Windsor Drive – we have seeded one but have another to go
back to. If you come across any smallish areas that are simply
THERE but you don’t know why as they don’t get looked after
much, and if you think they would be worth a look, please let
us know. Our green fingers get itchy!
Should you happen to think that you would like to join the
CUDS this year, you would be very welcome. Do not feel that
you are expected to attend every meet-up – we all have lives
as well! Our days are Tuesdays and Saturdays, but not every
one; times are from 1.00 p.m. – 3.00 p.m. when we meet back
at the Hillworth Park café for a cup of tea and a moan about
the state of the world – it’s all good fun, strangely! If you would
like to know more or to join us, please let Cathy or Elanor know
at the Town Hall on 01380 722160 and they will pass
your details on to me. And talking of the CUDS, a HUGE thank
you to Business Over Breakfast group who donated £50, the
Devizes Lodge who donated £250, the Devizes Area Board
who donated £500 and – much to our surprise – we were also
granted £1,000 from The People’s Postcode Lottery. We are
very grateful to all and it is much appreciated.
Zena Robson
ROYAL BRITISH LEGIONAS YOU ARE AWARE 2018 IS THE 100TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE END OF WWI
Devizes is one of the few towns which has a crescent shaped Memorial, which was built in 1921, it has 6 bronze
plaques upon which are the names of 199 of our local hero’s from the town, who were killed in various battles, or died of their wounds later in local hospitals.
All those named on the plaques belong to local families, many of whom still live in the area. I am asking for any of these families to get in touch with me so a special service can be performed in their honour every month at our local RBL meetings, with those named families present. What I propose
to do is carry out research into the history of the named person from the memorial.
On the 3rd Tuesday of every month the RBL have a branch meeting in the Wyvern Club in Church Walk. Starting in January 2018, running till October, I will read out the history of two named persons each month. The readings will compose a visual display of any material I can obtain which relates to that person. Whilst I am reading out the history, the last post will be played, and the RBL branch standard will be lowered in their honour. At the end of each reading all the material will
be presented to the family, who will of course be invited to the event, as guests of the Branch.
So if any local family have any of their previous generation on the town plaque, please contact me.Alan R ThomsonBranch SecretaryDevizes RBL01380 724180 [email protected]
ANNUAL CIVIC AWARDS 2018The Town Council would like to receive nominations for this year’s Civic Awards. Civic Awards are presented every year to people who deserve recognition for the hard work and effort they make to improve our community.We are therefore asking if there is anyone you know who would qualify for nomination in any of the following categories:There are four types of Awards:1. Environmental AwardTo be awarded to any individual, voluntary group, business/organisation who have made a recent improvement to the natural or built environment in Devizes (within the parish boundaries) eg. Improvement of open space, re-
use of derelict land or refurbishment of buildings.2. Service to PeopleTo be awarded to any individual who has helped to improve the quality of life for people in Devizes.3.Community/Group To be awarded to a group who help their community or individuals in Devizes.4.Long Service Award (40 years service)To be awarded to individuals who have worked for the same Devizes Company for 40 years or more.The Civic Awards presentation takes place after the Annual Town’s meeting on Thursday 26 April 2018. If you would like to nominate someone for one of the categories, please return a completed form by Friday 13th April 2018 to: - Elanor Oddy, Town Hall, St John’s Street, Devizes, SN10 1BN 01380 722160 [email protected]
ALBION PLACE... a great place for eventsAlbion Place is a wonderful space at the entrance to the busy, vibrant Sidmouth Street. The area has been used to host the Sidmouth Street Christmas and Summer Festivals and is a perfect spot for an outdoor concert or small scale fair. Interested in using the space? Please contact Sarah Williams on 01380 722160 or email [email protected]
ALLOTMENTS... get outsideFor those with green fingers who would like an allotment in one of our three sites (Windsor Drive, Quakers Walk or Green Lane) please contact Cathy Stockwell on 01380 722160 or email [email protected] for further details.
2018
CIVIC AWARDS 2018
Nomination form
Please tick
SERVICE TO THE PEOPLE [ ] (Individual Award) ENVIRONMENTAL AWARD [ ] (Individual or Group) COMMUNITY AWARD [ ] (Group) Name of person/group/organisation or voluntary group to be nominated. NAME: ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. ADDRESS: ……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….. TELEPHONE NO: ………………………………………………….. EMAIL ADDRESS: …………………………………………………. Please give details of the individual/group for the following sections: LENGTH OF TIME IN ROLE/DATE FROM: …………………………. DATE TO: ……………………………………… DUTIES/TASKS/RESPONSIBILITIES UNDERTAKEN: ……………………………………………………………………. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… BENEFITS TO THE COMMUNITY/PEOPLE OF DEVIZES: …………………………………………………………….. ………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………… IS THIS A PAID OR VOLUNTARY POSITION? IF IT IS A PAID POSITION DOES THIS PERSON UNDERTAKE ADDITIONAL DUTIES/ACTIONS ABOVE AND BEYOND THEIR JOB? ……………………….. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: (please continue on an additional sheet if necessary): ……………….. …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. NAME OF PERSON NOMINATING: ……………………………………………………………………………………………. ORGANISATION (if applicable): ………………………………………………………………………………………………… ADDRESS: …………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………. TELEPHONE NO. ………………………………………………….. EMAIL: ……………………………………………………. SIGNED: ………………………………………………………………. Please return completed forms to the Town Hall, St John’s Street, Devizes SN10 1BN, by 13th April 2018
COUNCIL SURGERIESCouncil Surgeries are held in the Town Hall on the dates below between 6.00pm and 6.45pm.
Councillors are nominated to attend the monthly Council Surgeries.
27 February 2018 27 March 2018 24 April 2018 Councillor Geddes
Councillor Stevens
Councillor Giraud Saunders
Councillor Johnson
Councillor Wooldridge
Councillor Greenwood
Contact your Councillor
There is a full list of councillors online. Please email your councillor directly via the Contact Us link on
our website. If you prefer to receive a printed list of councillors please call us on 01380 72216
CONTACT US
01380 [email protected]
www.devizes-tc.gov.uk
Sarah Todhunter, Town Clerk, Devizes Town Council, Town Hall, St John’s Street, Devizes SN10 1BN.
Photograph taken by J Chivers in about 1910 who had a photographic studio in Sidmouth Street. Building was demolished in the 1930’s and replaced by the building now occupied By Barclays Bank. On the right hand side can be seen the building constructed by Boots Chemists, now occupied by Santander Bank.
Ward Name & Address Political Party Telephone & EmailN Sarah Jane BRIDEWELL
32 Queens Road,
Devizes, SN10 5HW
Guardians 01380 722321
E Jane Mary BURTON
17 Longcroft Road,
Devizes, SN10 3AT
Guardians 01380 724575
jane.burton@devizes- tc.gov.uk
N Nigel Denys CARTER
3 Great Western Close,
Devizes, SN10 1AQ
Guardians 01380 723164 or 07850 193494
nigel.carter@devizes- tc.gov.uk
S Peter CORBETT
159 Avon Road,
Devizes, SN10 1PY
Guardians 01380 725873
E Peter EVANS
27 Nursteed Road,
Devizes, SN10 3AF
Conservative 01380 722499
N Sue EVANS
27 Nursteed Road,
Devizes, SN10 3AF
Conservative 01380 722499 or 07532 110090
N Chris GAY
133 Avon Road
Devizes SN10 1PY
Guardians 01380 723688
E Andy GEDDES
75 Nursteed Road,
Devizes, SN10 3AJ
Guardians 01380 721358
R Roger GIRAUD-SAUNDERS
28 Parkfields,
Devizes, SN10 2EB
Guardians 01380 739502 or 07816 128395
S Damion GODWIN
62 Wailblingen Way,
Devizes SN10 2BW
Guardians 07557 451766
N Chris GREENWOOD
95 Avon Road, Devizes
SN10 1PT
Guardians 01380 722160
Ward Name & Address Political Party Telephone & EmailS Ian HOPKINS
103 Southbroom Road,
Devizes, SN10 1LY
Independent 01380 725614
R Andy JOHNSON
82 White Horse Way,
Devizes, SN10 2JR
Conservative 01380 829665 or 07897 456790
E Kelvin NASH
2 Meadow Drive,
Devizes, SN10 3BJ
Conservative 01380 726764
S Ray PARSONS
Roosters Rest, 88A Hillworth Road, Devizes SN10 5HD
Conservative 01380 739332
S Judy ROSE
91 Avon Road,
Devizes, SN10 1PT
Guardians 01380 721262 or 07779 057464
R Rick ROWLAND
Holly Lodge, 9 Alan Cobham Road, Devizes SN10 3GE
Guardians 01380 724844
R Kathleen SHAW
The Cottage, High Street,
Rowde, Devizes SN10 2PL
Labour 01380 725952
R John STEVENS
6 Speer Court, Thomas Wyatt Road, Devizes
SN10 5FH
Conservative 01380 739599
R Jeannette VON BERG
15 Century Close, Devizes
SN10 3FG
Guardians 01380 728239
E Albert WOOLDRIDGE
29 Bricksteed Avenue,
Devizes, SN10 3AE
Guardians 01380 723217 or 07598 070675
Devizes Town Council Members 2017 - 2021
MILESTONE FOR EVEREST OF CANOEING
The Devizes to Westminster Canoe Race, the ‘Everest of canoe races’ celebrates its 70th official race in 2018.
The origins of the race go back to the 1920’s whilst the first official race was held at Easter 1948 with the only crew arriving in Westminster after 89 hours and 50 minutes.
The race in Kayaks or Open Canoes is 125 miles long and has 77 portages. The first 52 miles are along the Kennet and Avon Canal to Reading, the next 55 miles are on the River Thames to Teddington. The final 17 mile section is on the tidal portion of the Thames.
The race is a severe test of skill, physical and mental stamina and planning which produces a memorable sense of achievement for those successfully completing it.
There are 5 classes within the event, Senior Doubles, Senior Singles, Junior Doubles, Veteran/Junior and Endeavour.
The Senior Doubles record was set in 1979 by Tim Cornish and Brian Greenham in a time of 15 hours 34 minutes.
Many celebrities have completed including Sir Steve Redgrave, Paddy Ashdown, James Cracknell, Chey Blyth, Helen Glover and various other Olympians.
The start of the race from Devizes Wharf will be from 7 am onwards on Good Friday the 30th of March for all classes except the senior doubles and from 7 am onwards on Easter Saturday the 31st of March for Senior Doubles.
Devizes Wedding ExtravaganzaFriday 23rd March 2018, 6.30pm until
9pm in the Town Hall, Devizes
Our beautiful and historic Market Town of Devizes
is known for being at the heart of Wiltshire, but it also becoming known as the wedding centre of the County. The town boasts more than twenty independent businesses who supply goods and services for weddings and formal events.
These businesses are working with Devizes Town Council to stage a wedding fair to showcase their skills and services to prospective brides and grooms in the fabulous, historic setting of the Town Hall.
The evening event will be a lively affair, full of activities
and shows, where couples can sample wonderful canapes, see and talk to suppliers demonstrating their skills and enjoy a catwalk show of beautiful gowns.
The event is free to attend and regular updates will be posted on a joint Facebook page @devizesforweddings and on www.devizesvenues.co.uk.
Event Location: Town Hall, St John’s Street, Devizes, Wiltshire, SN10 1BNw
For further information contact Sarah Williams on 01380 722160, via email [email protected] or Rebecca Devon on 07777 11111, via email [email protected]
