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HoneybourneVillage NewsApril 2016
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Mobile Foot Care
In our annual January “List Of Things We Want To Do This Year” my daughter, Harriet,decided that she wanted to swim 2000m at some point, twice as far as her previousschool swimming best, and also raise money for charity (inspired by her classmateSiobhan’s spectacular achievement raising over £10,000 for Birmingham Children’sHospital with her Bourne2Bourne cycle ride). So when I saw that Friday 18th – Sunday20th March was the annual Sport Relief event, I thought we could kill two birds with onestone and we signed up for the swimathon. Harriet would swim 2km and I would swimthe rest of the 5km challenge.Having been promised almost £300 in sponsorship, we set out for Shipston leisurecentre on Sunday 20th March, only to be told that we’d missed it, as they had held theirsthe previous day. So we raced drove carefully to Chipping Campden and begged to beallowed to gatecrash their event, and jumped in to the pool to see what we could do.I had planned to take about two hours for a long, steady swim but the detour and thechange in time and date meant we had barely an hour and 50 minutes until the poolclosed and they threw us out on the street. Despite that, Harriet managed to complete111 lengths of the Chipping Campden pool in an hour and 45 minuets, narrowly beatingmy time to do 167. We did it!Thank you to all those who sponsored us, and well done to Harriet who kept going evenafter she realised she still had another 30 lengths to go and was already exhausted!And finally, I wanted to let people know that the playground at the David Wilson / AbacotFields estate is for the use of everyone in the village and is not, despite signs sayingotherwise, private property. Please feel free to use this facility, which was provided by thedeveloper for the whole of Honeybourne.To include something in the village magazine, please [email protected]
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Letter from the Editor
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TWO VACANCIES EXIST FOR A PARISH COUNCILLOR
TO BE FILLED BY CO-OPTION
Anyone interested in serving the community and wants to become a candidate for cooption onto the Parish Council should obtain an application form for candidacy from TheClerk or phone Cllr David Cowan (Chairman) on 01386831801Also available to download from www.honeybourne.org.ukFor further information, please contact the Clerk.Annual Parish Meeting:
The Annual Parish Meeting will take place on 1 9th April at 7.30 pm in the Village Hall.All parishioners are welcome to attend and question the council on any parish mattersor request the council to consider community issues. The local police officer will beinvited to report to the meeting and all local groups will be invited to offer a report.Bovis Homes:
The Bovis Homes new site manager has been made aware of various matters includingthe potential of Dudley Road property flooding and the need to reinstall the streetlighton Station Road. The Council are aware that as the topography of the site has changedcausing a flooding problem the matter will be referred to the WDC planning departmentand engineering officer.Bovis Homes Sponsorship.
The Clerk reported that following a request to Bovis Homes for sponsorship of variousitems on the Recreation Field Bovis Homes has now agreed to sponsor a public seat onthe Recreation Field for a value of £240.00. A green metal seat will now be purchasedfor the approximate sum of this generous sponsorship.Perrie Drive Greens:
Councillors have attended an informal meeting with the residents of Perrie Drive andFernihough Avenue to exchange views, opinions and options to save the greens fromany development and to try to stop the sale of the greens by auction to a developer.The current landowners, The Homes and Communities Agency (HCA), are of theopinion the land can be developed and are committed to disposing of the land fordevelopment to gain a maximum revenue return for the Government.Some residents of Perrie Drive and Fernihough Avenue have requested the ParishCouncil to make a bid to purchase the land at the forthcoming auction on 9th May. Toenable the request to be considered by the council, information on the land offered forsale was gained and it was found the purchase of the greens would entail a
Parish Council News
considerable financial liability for immediate infrastructure maintenance costs to repairapproximately 1200 square metres of pavement and a further commitment to ongoinggrounds maintenance costs in perpetuity.In consideration of the current and future liabilities of the greens being funded from theparish counciltax payers and the uncertainty of legal implications over vehicular accessacross the greens the Parish Council agreed that no bid to purchase the land would bemade and no further action would be taken at this time. The situation would bereviewed following the outcome of the auction of the greens in May.NB. Parish Council Meeting start times are now at 7:15 pm instead of 7:30.
The Parish Council meets on the 2nd Tuesday ofeach month. Members of the public are welcome to attend
meetings, which are held in the Village Hall and commence at 7.15 pm. Residents are welcome to speak on
any issues of local concern during the Open Forum.
The Parish Office is open generally all day 10.00 am to 6.00 pm. including weekends for all parish enquiries.
Email is the preferred communication but the telephone is manned almost all day. The answer phone is on but
please ensure you state your business is with Honeybourne as the phone serves other Councils and a
business.
For up to Date Council information, Agendas and Draft Minutes Visithttp://eservices.worcestershire.gov.uk/MyParish/ and then link to Honeybourne.All Parish Council correspondence to be sent to the Clerk:Mr. John Stedman; Tel 01789 773999: Email: j[email protected], Post: 1, Ban Brook Road, SalfordPriors, Evesham, WR11 8XE
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Honeybees WI meetingMonday 20th March 2016.We had several women attend who had not been to previous meetings and 24 membersattend. We had a number of ‘officer’ positions filled but needed to complete the processso that we could be formally registered with the National Federation. We dealt with thebusiness side of the meeting initially and gave details about forthcoming events in themonths ahead. We then had refreshments and began our ‘craft dabble’.The crafts demonstrated were ink and water art, fabric eggs, crocheting and embroidery,spinning and weaving, decorative icing on cup cakes, and decorative gift boxes.Everyone was able to sample the different crafts. It seemed to be a very interestingway to spend an hour and I think everyone thoroughly enjoyed themselves. It was alsoa good way to socialise. A big thank you to everyone one who demonstrated their craft.By the end of the evening we had been able to discuss the WI with most participantsand we were able to fill our outstanding posts. At our meeting in April we will see theformalities completed. We then had a short presentation about the man and womenwho had set up the WI in 1915. It seemed that everyone had an enjoyable evening in awarm and relaxed atmosphere.Next month we have a speaker – Diane Prosser – her subject is “From tights totrousers”. This should be an entertaining subject.Everyone is welcome at our meetings however from March onwards anyone attendingwill have to pay a visitors fee £3 – unless they become members. Do come and joinus.
Pebworth Firefightersraised over £400 withtheir charity car wash on19th March. Thank you to those whodonated andto the firemenwith the bighoses thecars lookgreat!
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ARE YOU NEW TO THE VILLAGE?ARE YOU 60 OR OVER?
IF SO WOULD YOU LIKE TO COME AND JOIN THEWEDNESDAY CLUB?
WE MEET THE FIRST WEDNESDAY OF EACH MONTH AT2.30PM IN THE VILLAGE HALL
WE WILL MAKE YOU VERY WELCOMEWE HAVE A DIFFERENT SPEAKER AND TRIPS OUT EACH
MONTH.
SportHoneybourne
www.sporthoneybourne.org.uk is the website where you can quickly find your favouritesports and exercises.
Local clubs and classes are all listed, so you have direct access to view their activities. Also,the latest national news feeds are available here for most popular sports.
Is your particular interest Handball?
If so, enter the website and select “Ball”, and then select “Handball”.
Or is it BMX?
Then enter the website and select “Wheels” then “Skate Park”
Anything missing?
What will you do today?
Maybe set a Personal Best (PB), however short or slow. We can all do just a little more toimprove our health and fitness.
Need help or support? Contact Steve who will be only too pleased to help in any way.
www.sporthoneybourne.org.uk
We would like to wish ReverendDebbie and Mr Foreman all thebest in their new Parish.
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bretforton garden clubDo you know your cemetery shears from your potato ladles and trench hoes?On Thursday 3rd March we enjoyed listening to John Matthews talk to usabout 'Vintage Garden Tools'. He brought along a fascinating display of toolsthat have stood the test of time, mainly being made with British steel.Tools used to be made very much to individual needs and had interestingbrand names like ‘Neverbend’ and ‘Sever Quick’. John gave us anentertaining insight into the history and usage of tools including itemsspecifically developed for the war such as the ‘Digging Boot’. The range ofshapes and sizes was amazing, and members enjoyed going on a buyingspree at the end of the meeting to snap up some prize specimens!The next Garden Club meeting is on Thursday 7th April when we will belistening to a talk by Jeff Soulsby. Jeff is a renowned Nurseryman and will betalking about ‘Fantastic Plants – Old Favourites and Newcomers’.Bretforton Garden Club provides an opportunity for local people to learnabout a variety of gardening topics in a friendly environment and enjoyinteresting garden visits. We normally meet in Bretforton Memorial Hall onMain Street, Bretforton at 7.30 on the first Thursday of the month. We havemembers from a number of villages including several members fromHoneybourne and lifts to the events can usually be arranged for anyone fromHoneybourne needing transport.We would be delighted to see any new members who wish to join; it onlycosts £5.00 per year. Please ring Barbara Jenman on 01 789 72051 4 or goto our website www.bretforton-gardenclub.co.uk for more information.Rita BoothBretforton Garden Club
Shop and Help!Budgens in Bidford are supporting theHoneybourne Community Centre Project. Everytime you spend £10 in the shop, you will get atoken which will be converted into a cashdonation if you put it in our donation box!
Dear FriendsThe Easter season is here at last after the rigours of Lent and the absence offlowers in the church and no alleluias! I wonder how we all managed with our Lentendisciplines? What I hope and pray above all is that now all around us speaks ofrenewal, of joy and of new beginnings, that you will experience it all with a renewedsense of thankfulness. In the church it is a time of amazing joy as we celebrate onceagain the resurrection of Jesus, restoration of hope to shattered disciples,assurance of the triumph of life over death. Alongside the Easter Eggs and Easterbunnies the world around us is bursting into life, the trees are in bud if not alreadyshowing their spring coat of fragile green and the church too is filled with flowers, wecan sing the Gloria again and as many alleluias as we can fit in. I very much hopeand pray that your hearts will be filled with that same joy.So as the world is bursting with new beginnings so it is a new beginning in the life ofthese six parishes. After my last service in Honeybourne on 3rd April and after Ihave said my farewells at lunch in Weston sub Edge Village Hall the removal mencome in the following day and on 5th April, in the evening, we shall leave for ournew life in Addington. We shall go with a mixture of sadness at what we are leavingbehind and excitement as we look forward to the future. Thus begins the vacancyfor you with all the opportunities and challenges that it brings. You will not be onyour own, of course, because Celia will still be here, working three day a week plusSundays and as we are part of a team, it is Craig as Team Rector who has ultimateresponsibility. That said, it will feel like a vacancy! But the really important thing is tosee it as an amazing opportunity and a time of exploration and growth. The regularthings will not suddenly cease – there will still be Honeyangels, there will still beMessy Church, there will still be Bible Study – but it is a time when people discoverthe unplumbed depths of their spirituality or realise that they are rather good attaking a lead. It is not a time for closing things down but for being open to themovement of the spirit and in which the prevailing culture must be one of “we can dothis”. Over the next little while, representatives from each of the parishes will puttogether a Parish Profile. This is an important document which will eventually besent to applicants for the post, so it has to be enticing! Please pray for them as theywork to produce this.My hopes for you as six parishes and part of the Vale and Cotswold Edge is that youwill work ever more closely together, sharing worship, enriching each other,supporting each other with a deep and growing sense of being the body of Christ inthis place. It is not a time for going it alone. The God whom we worship is God inTrinity who draws us into relationship. We are called to mirror this in our life here aschurch with a deep sense that what we do together will give greater glory to Godand build us up as his body here on earth. As Edward and I leave we shall keep youall in our prayers and in our thoughts and we ask that you pray for us and for thepeople of Addington on the next step of our Christian pilgrimage.With love and blessingsDebbie
Letter from the Vicar
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Flooded Honeybourne,Wednesday 9th March
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Debbie's last service will be a Joint Benefice Eucharist to be held at St.Ecgwin's Church, Honeybourne at 11.00 am on Sunday, 3rd April.This will be followed by a reception at Weston sub Edge Village Hall to whicheveryone is welcome.
ANNUAL PAROCHIALCHURCH MEETING
3.00 pm 24th April 201 6
In St Ecgwin’s Church(before Songs of Praise at
4.00 pm)
Including Treasurer’s Reportand the Election ofChurchwardens,PCC Members
and Sidespersons
All Welcome!
A 5.5-Mile Walk with wonderful views
Sturdy shoes or boots are recommended.
This route is clearly signed (signposts and waymarkers)
Pets should be kept on leads at all times.
The walk starts at the Gate Inn. Adjacent to the pub car park is the footpath to the Church. Follow thispath through two fields and into the churchyard. Keep to the lefthand edge and exit at the kissing gate.Follow the road round to the right until you arrive at the Tjunction at the cemetery. Opposite you will seea stile in the righthand corner near to the cemetery fence. Over this stile and another stile into the mainfield where you will follow the hedge on your lefthand side until you arrive at the stile onto the MickletonRoad. TAKE GREAT CARE when crossing this road.Over the next stile into the field. Do not follow the direction of the signpost as this is incorrect, but headtowards the railway bridge in the far left corner of this field. Over another stile and out onto StratfordRoad. Turn right and, TAKING GREAT CARE, walk (facing the oncoming traffic) under the two railwaybridges.Immediately after the second bridge turn right onto the bridleway. Pass by the cattle grid and follow thetarmac surface to a large field gate. Pass through and follow the track up the hill. When you get to thefootpath signpost at the top of the hill, turn around to admire the view – a lovely spot for a picnic (butremember to take your litter home with you!). You will see Honeybourne church below, and sweepingviews including (from the left) Cutsdean Hill (305 m high), Oxenton Hill (223m), Dumbleton Hill (168m),Forest of Dean (up to 290m) with the Black Mountains (up to 886 m) behind, Bredon Hill (299 m) and theMalvern Hills (up to 425 m high).Turn left and follow the footpath sign along the top of the hill with the fence on your righthand side(hedge on left), you will pass through two large fields before passing a large barn and arriving at thePebworth Road near the top of Baylis’s Hill. Look over your right shoulder to see Meon Hill.TAKE GREAT CARE to cross the road and pass through the field gate. This is not a right of way, but youhave permission to pass through on this walk *. Walk along the stone track to the lefthand corner of thisfield, then turn right with the hedge on your left and head towards the metal gate; and then on to a stile inthe far lefthand corner of this field.Step over the stile and ditch bridge; cross the driveway, and look for a wooden ditch bridge near the lefthand hedge, then straightahead until you reach a ditch bridge leading onto a stile into the next field.Over the stile and straightahead to the next stile on the opposite side of the field. Over the stile, thenstraight ahead to the next stile (to the left of the track). Over this stile then walk straightahead with thehedge on your right until you meet a small metal frame that you should take care to climb over. Continuein the same direction until you meet another stile leading onto the road. Turn right and follow the highwayfor 200 meters to the church. Enjoy a stroll around the grounds before retracing your steps back toHoneybourne.We hope you have enjoyed your walk today, and that we have whetted your appetite for a variety offuture walks in and around the Parish of Honeybourne.* To obtain permission to access this and other walks in the Heart of England Forest telephone 01789491 391Email [email protected] for copies of any walks, to express concerns, or seek advice on how tobest enjoy Honeybourne’s Rights of Way.
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The Wednesday ClubThe Wednesday club held their AGM at the village hall onWednesday 2nd March 2016.Thirty members attended. The speaker for the afternoon was Mr AlanTatton from BBC Wood Norton.Mrs Anne Innes took the names of the members wishing to go to theThree Shires Garden Centre and then Dymock for lunch onWednesday 23rd March. Birthday cards were given out. Cakes fortea were given by members. Teas were serves and the raffle wasdrawn.
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Would you like to cycle but you don’t own a bike?Would you like to cycle but lack confidence?
Would you like to ride on the back of a tandem?Then H-BUG (Honeybourne Bicycle Users Group) is able to help you.H-BUG has access to a number of bikes that can be borrowed for H-BUG cycle rides.
There are no costs, and membership of H-BUG is entirely free.Bikes can be booked in advance by texting request to 07971 989 430
Another successful Sport Relief HoneybourneMile
Despite a cool start to the day, the 2016 Sport ReliefHoneybourne Mile was a most enjoyable experience with 50participants enjoying a warmup led by Ben Goss, and thenchoosing to walk, jog or run, and to cover one, three or sixmiles.
A big thank you to all participants and volunteers that ensuredthat the event ran very smoothly, raising money for goodcauses.
District Councillor & County Councillor Report HoneybourneMonth: March 2016Prepared by Alastair Adams, Honeybourne & Pebworth Ward, Wychavon District CouncilLittletons Division, Worcestershire County CouncilThe SWDP (Local Plan) has been adopted and is now a legal entity. The Council formally approved theSouth Worcestershire Development Plan on 24th February and this should mean that the WDCPlanning Department has much better control over any new housing development moving forward.Best rural place to live in the West Midlands I thought you’d be interested in the results of the latestHalifax Rural Areas of Quality of Life Survey, which have just been published. According to the survey,Wychavon is currently the best rural place to live in the West Midlands.New flood insurance scheme A new scheme called Flood Re launches in April. It will promote theavailability and affordability of flood insurance for an estimated 350,000 homeowners across the UKwho are at risk of flooding. Please see http://www.floodre.co.uk/howitworksoverview for moredetails.REMINDER Garden Waste & Bulky WasteIt is that time of the year for a spring clean and getting rid of all that rubbish! For garden waste why notconsider a brown bin – order one on line by clicking on http://www.wychavon.gov.uk/gardenwasteOr that old sofa or bed you have been meaning to throw away, ask the council to come and collect it;seehttp://www.wychavon.gov.uk/bulkywasteCommunity Speed Watch is where volunteers from the community carry out speed checks in theirvillages. They are trained by the Safer Roads and all equipment is provided. – I have spoken to themanager in charge of Community Speed Watch at Safer Roads Partnership in Warwickshire and WestMercia asking how we could set up one in this area.Step 1 – I need to know which parish out of the 8 Parishes I cover has the greatest problem ofspeeding through their village, and which road in particular.Step 2 – Safer Roads Partnership will do a traffic speed survey on that road. If it meets the criteria,volunteers will be requested from that Parish for training – 6 volunteers are neededStep 3 – all equipment is shared between communities so the equipment will have to be collected andreturnedFor more information on Community Speed WatchSee http://www.thinksaferroads.org.uk/communityspeedwatchlaunch/If you are interested in becoming a volunteer, please let contact me.Satellite Superfast Broadband – new government schemeTo help those houses and farms that are outside our main villages, and therefore have poor Broadbanda new scheme has just been announced by WCC. Houses too far from the superfast broadband fibreenabled cabinets have slow speeds, and the cost of installing a new3 cabinet near these remotehouses is prohibitive. Therefore the government will help pay for a satellite connection. For moreinformation seehttp://www.superfastworcestershire.com/otherprojects andhttp://www.superfastworcestershire.com/USCFAQSSuperfast Broadband – new 2nd cabinet (Badsey 3) to be installed – Unfortunately there is a delay tothe 2nd cabinet being installed. BT has previously informed me it would be installed by the end ofMarch, but are now saying it will be in AprilJune 2016. I have asked for further clarification. As soon asthe 2nd cabinet is installed any residents who want to upgrade to Superfast Broadband will be able toorder it from any Broadband supplier.40mph speed limit Offenham Rd between Evesham and Offenham New signs now erected
Traffic calming measures at entrance to the village from the south, Weston Road The dragon teethroad markings have been installed. Still awaiting the extra length of hedge to be cut. Also a solarcontrolled “Slow Dow” sign is to be installed by WCC.Overflow car parking for the Station. An overflow car park is included in the latest planning applicationfor a new CoOp shop in the Bovis Homes site.New “Slow Down” and “30MPH” wheelie bin stickers available – if you want some, please contact me..Divisional Funds. Last month the following were requested:o Offenham village hall – grant requested for Broadbando Littleton Juniors Football Club – grant requested for some goal postso Pebworth – grant request for some goal postsYour District & County Councillor, Alastair Adams can be contacted on [email protected] ormobile 07725 979 277
HoneybourneVillage Hall isavailable to hire.Contact DougRushton
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Honeybourne RailwayClubBrick Walk, Honeybourne,Evesham, WR11 5PGTel 07732 383880Our membership for the 2016 March joining period has now passed andthanks to those who have joined, and for those rejoining.On Saturday April 2nd at 8.15p, the club has a membersonly meeting.On Saturday April 9th Andy Green and I will be singing the night away with afree entry show: a selection of Golden Oldies are on the agenda.Saturday April 23rd sees Steve Hancock, “The Showman”, brings hisperformance voice to the club with 60s Rock’n’Roll. Members free, guests£2.On Wednesday April 6th the Railway Association will be visiting the clubaround midday. Members are welcome to come along for our presentation ofthe Preston Shield which the club won for most improved club, and itsongoing work to keep the club open.We would like to do a Charity Prize Bingo for our Church in recognition of thehelp and service it offers our village in times of need. This will take place onSaturday April 16th at 8pm.Into May and Saturday 28th sees Bobby G perform. Members are free andguests pay just £2.Memphis Mike is back at the club as Elvis in August. This show, on Saturday20th August, will be a ticketonly event, with members at £3 and guests at £6.Bar prices: £2.30 per pint and £2 double shorts.Please note the car park is for deliveries and fire service access. It is privateand no cause for compensation arises from cars using the car park.
Honeybourne Village Show on Sunday 4th September
We are busy booking attractions for this year’s Show, to make it a real funfilled familyday out. Bouncy castles, fairground attractions, vintage cars and a display of owls andhawks are amongst the many activities on offer, with a traditional produce, handicraftsand cookery competition for everyone to take part in.We will also have choirs and dancing displays as well as a grand raffle and tombola somake sure you have the date in your diary!We would also be happy to know of anyone who wants to help in the organisation of theShow or with the tasks that need to be done on the day. Contact us through emailaddress [email protected] or ring Kate on 01386 834446
Here are the details of the local police officers. The non-emergencynumber is 1 01 anywhere in the UK.
Police officer: Julie DeParis [email protected] Community Support Officer Pete [email protected] 0300 333 3000, Voicemail 01905 725763PSCO Bradley Sansom [email protected] 101, ext 3408Other useful contacts:Village Hall Lettings Secretary, Doug Rushton Tel 01386 832274.Honeybourne Sport and Recreation Field - John Stedman, Tel 01789 773999Missing MagazinesYou should get the Honeybourne Village News inside the Evesham Journal onthe first Thursday of the month. If you do not receive the magazine or theJournal please contact the Distribution Manager of Newsquest, the deliverycompany. Her name is Lynne Wilson and her number is 01384 358066.
Honeybourne Parish Council 2015 2016Graham Clelland - 01 386 832500 Sue Preater - 01 386 830264
Andrew Attridge - 01 386 830744 David Cowan - 01 386 831 801
Alex Perry - 01 386 830040 Colin Clear - 01 386 831 804
Michael Powell - 01 386 833268 Stephen Sidwell - 0781 5311 432
Sandra Walsh - 0771 4 237 336 Heath Jobes - 07736 1 68736
HoneytotsParent and Toddler groupwelcomes new peopleWed. 9.1511.30am term time at Honeybourne First School Hall£2 per family, snack includedWe are aimed at toddler ages but babies are also welcome.Find us on Facebook HoneytotsPhone: Vicki Gear 07834 485794
Friends of Honeybourne’s Rights ofWay
Walking in HoneybourneWalking for Health and Fitness a
2-mile walk within the village
Call Nina on 07971 989 430 to jointhis group who walk every Monday,
Wednesday and Friday morning.
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SHORT MATBOWLSIf you enjoy watching, andperhaps marvelled at theskill of the professionalsperforming on T.V. whynot come along to theVillage Hall on Fridayevenings (7.30) and have ago yourselves at asomewhat simpler versioncalled Short Mat Bowls.All equipment is providedthe only thing we ask thatyou wear flat shoes.Trainers etc. are ideal. Thecost is £2 per session.
Need a Bookkeeper?Then callSally Clifford
on 01 386 834 239Cashbooks, Ledgers, SageWork, Bank Reconcilliations,VAT Returns.
H-BUGCycle rides in HoneybourneEveryone is welcome.
JASON MOSSCarpet & FlooringWide range of carpets & vinyl samplesbought to your door. Carpets to suitany budget. Supply & fit or fit onlyNO JOB TO SMALLCall anytime for an estimateEvenings & weekends no problemMob: 07877 386495Evenings 01386 421343BADHAM MOTORSStratford Rd. Honeybourne Evesham.Tel: 830307
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