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Published by the Elham Village Hall Association
Lavender House, High Street, Elham CT4 6TB
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Professional Physiotherapy for multiple conditions and Sports Injuries
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We have a large function room overlooking our beautiful golf course,
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Every Sunday - come and try our delicious carvery in our panoramic restaurant with a
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For further details email: [email protected] or telephone 01303 862929
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(You pack up, We pick up)
Airport, Seaport & Long Distance Travel Specialist. The family run business
where service really counts. Estate cars and people carriers.
Fixed price 24 hrs a day. No extras. Written confirmation of booking.
Established 10 years.
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Central Heating Installations & Repairs Gas & Oil Boiler repairs & replacements
LPG, Solar & Unvented hot water specialist Landlords Gas Safety Inspections
Local Experienced Engineer
Registered with the Institute of Plumbing Gas Safe Registered
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All types of Building Work undertaken
Do you need a helping hand?
Garden & Domestic Work
House & Pet Sitting
Small Animal Care
Then please ’phone
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01303 840507
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CANTERBURY MARQUEES
Weddings and Private Functions
Telephone for Advice and Quotation
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See our advert in Yellow Pages
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The Fireside all day food offering catering for all occasions Dog walkers and ramblers welcomed.... Traditional service - Traditional values
Come and enjoy the warmest of welcomes...Elham has to offer.
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IN AND AROUND WHAT’S ON March 2015
March
Sat 7th The Swinging Sixties (See Page 25) 7.00pm for 7.30pm Elham Village Hall
Thu 12th Elham Circle: The Suffragette Movement – Talk by Sarah
Grazebrooke 7.30pm St Mary’s Church Hall
Fri 13th Elham Historical Society - Talk on Windmills by Derek
Boughton 7.30pm for 8.00pm Elham Village Hall
Sat 14th Elham Circle: Mothering Saturday Coffee Morning 10.00 am St Mary’s Church Hall
Fri 20th Mad March Quiz 7.30pm Elham Village Hall
Sun 22nd “Walkers are Welcome” - free 4 mile walk round the Elham
Valley 10.00am Meet in the Square, Elham
Sun 29th Village Hall OPEN DAY 10.00am - 4pm Elham Village Hall
Mon 30th Annual Parish Meeting - Open to All - come and see what we
do. 7.30pm Peggy Pike Room - Village Hall
April
Sat 11th Elham Gardening Society Spring Show and Coffee Morning 10.00am Elham Village Hall
Fri 17th Elham Valley Cricket Club Quiz Night 7.30pm Elham Village Hall
Sun 26th Garage Safari TBA Around Elham
The Perfect Venue for Every Occasion Situated in the beautiful Elham Valley, our modern village hall offers
convenient and flexible facilities. Ideal for small or large occasions,
from business meetings to wedding parties.
Take a look at our website -
www.elhamvillagehall.co.uk
or contact Janice Turner at
or 01303 840804 for
further
information.
All hirings at
competitive rates
www.elham.co.uk/visit
ELHAM VILLAGE HALL Elham Village Hall Association
Treasurer and Company Secretary
Elham Village Hall is looking for a Treasurer and
Company Secretary. This part time voluntary position
would suit anybody with a financial background who has
time to support this vital village organisation.
Duties as Treasurer involve keeping the books of
account and managing the spending and bank accounts
of the Association; arranging payment of bills and the
billing and collection of hire fees; preparation of
monthly management and annual statutory accounts for
audit together with an annual budget, and providing
advice to the committee generally on financial matters;
dealing with HMRC regarding taxation matters.
As Secretary you will deal with the Charity
Commissioners and Companies House including filing of
all appropriate returns etc.
As a member of the Management Committee you will
attend the monthly Committee meetings and provide a
report on the Association’s finances at the Annual
General Meeting.
If you are interested, please contact Tony Rossi on
01303 840606
Sunday 29th March 10am - 4
pm
OPEN DAY
10% discount w
ill be av
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those who book on
the day
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Kate Mills
SID MOFFATT
Carpenter Builder
Painter & Decorator
01303 840630
07812 638693
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For chickens and ducks
with the WOW!! factor,
visit Greenfarm near
Canterbury
20 varieties of pure breed chickens and
10 varieties of ducks
Prices from £20 to £40 each
Call Simon on 07738 293246
Suitable for all age ranges
and effective on a wide range of conditions Local home visits and Gift vouchers available
Tel: 01303 840383
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ELHAM VILLAGE HALL120 CLUB
If you would like to take part, please contact
Martin Turner (840804 / [email protected])
FEBRUARY DRAW
1st Prize (£30) Number 51 - Reginald Simpson
2nd Prize (£18) Number 54 - Michael Stanford-Tuck
3rd Prize (£12) Number 6 - Alan Turner
Elham Members Subscriptions I wish to acknowledge, with thanks, receipt of subscription contributions for 2015 from the following:
Archibald, Badham, Barnes, Blythe, Barber, Bourn, Bourne, Brown, Burke, Burtonshaw, Bagley, Bennett/Ramsey,
Bull, Bull/Clements, Christian, Cupit, Carr, Clark, Cook, Copeman, Crow, Daw, Day, Donnelly, Drane, Davis,
Edgley, Flight, Gardner, Grenshaw, Hinds, Hoare, Holland, Hollett, Holmes, Jelly, James, Johnson, Joynes, Keeble,
Keen, Kincaid, Lainson, Laker, Mansell, Milton, Neves, Newman, Newall, Noble, O’Donoughue, Osbourne,
Pennington, Ratcliff, Rees, Robinson, Sawyer, Smith J, Smith M, Sole, Stokes, Tupper, Turner, Vale, Vant, Vaughan,
Want, Watson, Webb B, Webb G, Wilkin, Wilson, Wiltshire Miss M, Wiltshire Mrs M, Wood, Young.
Elham Garden Society, Short Mat Bowling, Dog Training, Valley Patchers, Elham Circle, Football Club, St Mary’s
Church. Pat Holmes - Membership Secretary
WINDMILLS IN HISTORY AND IN
ELHAM An illustrated talk by Derek Boughton
Friday 13th March - 8pm
Elham Village Hall
Members £3 Visitors £5
Bar Available
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
Friday 1st May 2015 - 7.30 for 8pm
Elham Village Hall
All welcome
Our February afternoon meeting had
yet another ‘foodie theme’ when Helen
Howard came and talked to us about
snail farming and the business she and
her daughter have developed. The
edible snails hatch and take about six
months to grow ready for the table, hibernating in the
winter and living out on the allotment in wire pens
during the summer where they enjoy a diet of fruit and
veg. A different and interesting topic which everyone
enjoyed.
Don’t forget the coffee morning on Saturday 14th March
10am, donations for the cake stall would be much
appreciated, in aid of the MS Therapy Centre
Canterbury. St Mary’s Church Hall.
Judith Ridley 840485
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Family owned and run Convenient parking Committed to quality care Relaxed atmosphere 24hour emergency service Value for money
Straightforward pricing Open 7 days a week
Rob and Rachel McMeeking Chalkpit Farm, Adisham Road, Bekesbourne,
Nr. Canterbury Kent CT4 5EU (Opposite Essentially Hops)
01227 832322
Counselling/Coaching for
Individuals & Couples
For Personal, Workplace and Relationship difficulties.
A professional and confidential setting to help you manage life’s challenges
Penny Graham BA Accredited/Registered Counsellor
Jonathan Freilich BA (Hons) Accredited/Registered
Counsellor
Tel: 01303 267353 for immediate appointment Email: [email protected] Website: www.cannongatecounselling.co.uk
Members of the British Association for Counselling & Psychotherapy
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Please donate an hour of your time
Battersea Dogs & Cats Home is
organising two bucket collections in
your area. Funds raised will help to care
for and rehome the many dogs and cats
that arrive at their doors in London, Brands Hatch and
Windsor every day. These events are only possible with
the help of people like you. Please can you donate one
hour of your time to collect for Battersea?
The collections will take place on:
Wednesday 8th April 2015 at Canterbury Garden
Centre on Canterbury Road, 11am to 3pm, and
Saturday 23rd May 2015 at Canterbury Chartham
Garden Centre on Ashford Road, 11am to 3pm
Volunteers will be briefed prior to the event, so all you
need to do is arrange your collection time and then
show up on the day and grab a bucket! The Home
receives no government funding and this year needs to
raise over £18m through voluntary donations, so your
help will be much appreciated.
If you’d like to make a difference for animals in this fun
and simple way, please contact Battersea’s Regional
Community Fundraiser, Victoria Lawrence on 07590
173456 or at [email protected]. Thank you.
With new attractions and displays the Elham Valley
Line Trust opens its gates on 28th March for the
2015 season. George’s Barn will host traditional
crafts from wood turning through sculptures to
handicrafts and an excellent café. Eurotunnel
personnel carriers and locomotives are on display
along with an 1892 Leas Cliff lift carriage positioned
on the bank.
Follow the Tangled Nature Trail over the
embankment past the Dipping Pond to the Railway
Museum (admission charges apply) where, weather
permitting, miniature train rides can be enjoyed in
between posing as a signalman or gazing in awe at the
Eurotunnel models.
Open every weekend and Bank Holiday from 28th
March to end of November from 10 am to 5 pm.
Ample parking and mostly disabled friendly. Check
the website - www.elhamvalleylinetrust.org - for
forthcoming special events or pick up a leaflet on
your visit. Find us at Peene just off the M20 Junction
12 (CT18 8AZ).
Registered Charity No. 295563.
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SIX MILE GARAGE LTD ACCIDENT & REPAIR CENTRE
STONE STREET, STELLING MINNIS
Tel: 01227 709214/709491
Fax: 01227 709331
Service & Repairs to Cars & Commercial Vehicles
MOT • Class 7 MOT • Body Repair Centre
Car Sales • Collection & Delivery Available
Forecourt Petrol & Shop • Open 7 days a week
The Square, Elham, Nr Canterbury
Tel: 01303 840242
Tuesday Evenings - Buy 1, Get 2nd Half Price (choose one main course from evening menu and get another main
course half price)
Wednesday Evenings - Fish and Chips (Beer battered Cod, Chips and Peas) only £5.95 to Eat In or Take Away
Sunday Roast (one course £8.95, two courses £10.95, three courses £11.95)
Family run business in
Barham offering your dog
the best care and
attention. Kennels are
oversized, individually
heated and insulated, fully
licensed and insured.
Cattery available.
Telephone: 01227 832045
Kylemore Boarding Kennels
Also Duck Eggs Layer Pellets - 20kg - £8.20
Coming Soon - Table Ducks for your Sunday Roast
Tel. 01303 863625 07875 811273
Free Range Eggs Bridge Farm, Lyminge
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BALLROOM & LATIN DANCING
Thursdays
Etchinghill Village Hall
New 16 & Under Beginners 6.00-6.30 (starts 16 April 2015)
16 & Under Improvers 6.30-7.30
Adult Beginners 7.30-8.30 Adult Improvers 8.30-9.30
£6.00 per hour £3.00 per half hour
To join any of these classes or for details about private
lessons or parties contact Lynn
01303 279504/07967979610
IDTA (AB), (AL), (SalDip)
Don’t just think about it, give me a call.
It’s sociable, fun & keeps body & mind fit.
Partners not necessary
Elham Environment Group
2015 Community Energy
Survey
If you are interested in understanding more
about energy consumption in your home, your carbon
footprint and how you can save and even generate
energy then we would love you to take part in the Elham
2015 Community Energy Survey.
All participating households will be entered
into a prize draw: Dinner for two at the Abbots Fireside (value £40)
Cream tea for two at the Cosy tea Rooms (value £10)
Vouchers to spend at two local garden centres
Free two night stay for two at Bridge Cottage B&B
(value £160)
A hi tech household energy monitor (value £100)
4 EDF wireless appliance controllers (value £70 each)
A treats voucher in Canterbury’s Patisserie Valerie
(value £10)
A guided tour for 2 of Wembley stadium (value £34)
A key objective for Elham Environment Group (EEG) is
to understand more about our community‘s carbon
footprint and the options we have for saving energy and
generating energy via renewable technologies such as
solar panels and heat pumps.
To do this we need your help
You can help by completing our online survey that has
been set up specifically for Elham. A hard copy of the
survey questionnaire is also available at your preference.
You will receive an invitation letter to take part delivered
direct to your house. Watch out for the posters around
the village also the EEG and Elham websites for the latest
updates.
& Finally
EEG is a friendly group of likeminded volunteers. Our
interesting work covers a very wide spectrum of
environmental issues and we would love to hear from
you if you could just spare a few hours per month at our
monthly meetings.
For more information contact Chris Jelly 01303 862933,
An Invitation to find out about your Elham
“Walkers are Welcome” Group
Please join us on Sunday, 22nd
March at 10 am
for a free 4 mile walk round our beautiful Elham Valley led by a group of our members. We just want to help you enjoy a few relaxing hours of exercise and fresh air in this great landscape.
Find out about the work we have been doing in, for example, maintaining stiles and gates on local footpaths
Decide whether or not you would like to join our group and help us improve our footpaths and promote walking in and around our village We’ll be leaving from the Walkers’ notice board in the village Square and will return to the Square about 2 hours later. The walk is suitable for dogs, both large and small, but unfortunately not suitable for buggies. All are welcome, just turn up on the day or contact Peter on 01303 840269 or [email protected] if you want more information.
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JACKSON PLUMBING
Domestic plumbing & property maintenance
No job too small
Special Rates for O.A.P.s
Free estimates
Home/evening: 01303 270691
or daytime direct line to the proprietor
07773 089398 or 07864 929826
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Elham Sports Club Welcomes New Members For
BADMINTON and TENNIS
Badminton now running on Wednesdays at
18.30 in the Village Hall so why not come along
and give it a go !
Members of Elham Sports Club £1 per
session
Non members welcome at £5 per session
Contact John Holmes 01303 840009 or
SATURDAY MARKET
TAYNE CENTRE CHURCH RD, LYMINGE
MARCH 21ST
9am - 12 Noon
Cakes, Crafts, Preserves
Sausage/Bacon rolls
Tea, Coffee
Getaways in March
Elham Valley Pick-Ups available for all tours and excursions
in March.
Some possibilities to whet your appetite:
Day Excursions: Sun 8th Mar – The Commitments (matinee performance) at
the Palace Theatre £65 Thu 12th Mar – Memorials of the Somme (guided) £37 Sun 22nd Mar – Duxford Air Museum £41 Sun 22nd Mar – Classical Spectacular at the Albert Hall £88
Short Breaks: Sun 8th Mar – Costa Brava and Barcelona 8 days AI £519 Sun 15th Mar – North Yorkshire 4 days £259 Mon 16th Mar – Cornwall 5 days £339 Fri 20th Mar – Centenary Trails of the Somme 4 days £285
Please see www.buzzlines.co.uk for details of these tours
and our comprehensive list of day trips. Home pick-ups are
included for all tours of more than 3 days. New brochure
now available. Call 261870 to be added to our mailing list.
ANNUAL PARISH MEETING
MONDAY 30 MARCH 2015 Elham Parish Council welcomes you to this special annual
meeting, to be held in the Peggy Pike Room at Elham
Village Hall at 7.30pm on Monday 30 March. This is an
opportunity for you to come along and find out what the
Parish Council has been doing on your behalf during the
current Council Year and suggest items for consideration
by the new Council, which takes office on Monday 11
May, after the elections the previous Thursday.
This is also a special evening when all local clubs and
organisations are invited to come along and showcase their
activities and maybe find new members! All are invited
either to present a report at the meeting, or send one to
be read out. Why not join in?
If you would like to make a report, please contact the
Clerk, Mrs. Jenny Martin at [email protected] from
the beginning of March, by which time, she should be
recovering from her house move to Elham!
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Period and Listed Property Special ists
Kent Pegs—Slates—Leadwork
Chimneys and Guttering
New Roofs and Repairs
Council Grant Work
Kingston, Canterbury
www.goddardroofing.com
email: [email protected]
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Garden Design ● Regular lawn mowing service
General garden work undertaken
Animal Enclosures ● Fencing & Decking
Winter pruning and hedge cutting
Ponds cleared ● Fully Insured
For free quotation please ring Geoffrey Hogben Telephone 01303 844680
Mobile 07866091633
KCC Registered www.freshlookgardens.info
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When was the last time you
looked at your pet’s teeth? Did
you know that 4 out of every 5
cats and dogs over the age of 4
will have some signs of dental disease and it’s commonly
overlooked by their owners.
Signs to look out for are bad breath, red, inflamed or
bleeding gums, stained teeth, loose teeth, changes in eating
behaviour such as preferring soft food, weight loss,
drooling, pawing at the face and decreased grooming.
Dental disease is a real concern because it is very painful.
Many animals may only show very subtle signs of this pain
and it can be easily missed. It is often only once they have
been treated that you see a marked improvement in how
the animal behaves. Many people have told us that their
dogs are like puppies again after they have had dental
treatment!
There are a number of things that you can do at home to
help limit the development of dental disease. The best is to
brush your pet’s teeth daily as this helps to remove the
build up of food and bacteria before it causes damage.
Most animals will tolerate this well although it can take
some time for them to get used to it! Others will never let
you do this and it is important to ensure that you don’t
put yourself at risk!
Feeding dry food rather than wet will help reduce the
speed at which tartar builds up and chewing dental chews
and raw hide will help to breakdown the tartar on the
surface of the teeth.
At Bourne Veterinary Practice we have dental X-ray
equipment and can offer dental treatment including scale
and polish and extractions of any
infected and damaged teeth.
If you are concerned at all about
the state of your pet’s teeth
please give us a call on 01227
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appointment and we can take a
look and discuss the options
with you.
Problems with Southern Water – Update 4
Following the Open Meeting with representatives from
Southern Water, The Environment Agency, the Parish
Council and Shepway District Council which took place
on 26th June 2014 in The Village Hall, we were quite
disappointed with what we heard from Paul Kent of
Southern Water.
However, 8 months down the line, I think it is worth
recording the progress that has been made and the
works that have been carried out by Southern Water in
the meantime. We have kept our channel of
communication with them very open and have been
getting periodic updates from both our customer care
lead, Barry Woodham, and Paul Kent, Southern Water
Strategy Manager.
At the meeting, Southern Water undertook to do the
following:
Jetting the sewers twice a year instead of once.
Jetting the sewer line to remove roots in one of the
lines.
Replacement of the liner in the sewer under Hog Green.
All these activities have been actioned.
Also the following remedial works have been
undertaken:
Two brand new pumps have been installed at the
Ottinge pumping station.
Some manholes have been sealed in the area of The
Orchards. This is to try and stop surface water from
getting into the system rather than to stop sewerage
getting out.
Two non-return valves have been fitted in the drains at
the bottom of Duck Street.
Flows in Elham and Ottinge are being monitored on a
weekly basis which also includes operator attendance to
the Ottinge pumping station on a weekly basis to check
the condition of the pumps and well levels.
The alarm at The Orchards pumping station has been
adjusted to provide a more effective early warning
system to the Regional Control Centre at Southern
Water.
An emergency plan has been ratified to include tanker
attendance within 2 hours to both The Orchards and
Ottinge.
So, from a position of feeling quite despondent, the care
and attention that has been delivered by Southern
Water goes much further than was initially indicated,
and we feel more optimistic that any future problems
will have much less impact than last year.
We are very grateful for all this activity and, although
only time will tell how effective these initiatives are, the
reaction from Southern Water has been much more
constructive and far-reaching than in the aftermath of
flooding in February 2001.
Finally, just a reminder to try and avoid putting fat or
wipes down the drain; Southern Water say that these
are the things which seem to cause more problems than
anything else (apart from the weather!!).
Jon Worrall (840622) [email protected]
COUNTRY GRASS
CARE
Lawn care, mowing,
strimming and brush clearing
for larger gardens, paddocks and
orchards
Small business
Established 8 years
No VAT
Contact Nick Horton
07787 411685 or 01233 812848
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OSCAR PET FOODS Quality Pet Foods at Value for Money Prices
Diet to suit all dogs
Wild bird seed & peanuts
FREE HOME DELIVERY
01303 777888
www.oscars.co.uk
D A Clarkson Oil Boiler Care
OIL FIRED BOILER SERVICE,
MAINTENANCE AND REPAIR
Dennis Clarkson
07880 926567
01303 252979
Essential Beauty Reflexology, Aromatherapy
Collagen mask and Aromatherapy facials Cuccio gel nail varnish - Manicures - Pedicures
Eyelash/brow tinting & waxing
Therapist with over 20 years’ experience
Gift vouchers available
Call Janene on 01303 840052
The Limes, High Street, Elham [email protected]
The Truck Mounted All Surface Power Cleaning System
Superior Carpet Cleaning
The Face of Cleaning has Finally Changed … … due to the unique power of the truck mount system
Driveways, patios, brickwork & more …
a national company based locally
07799 790486 or 01303 246988 www.hydro-dynamix.net
TREVOR LAW
ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS
SERVING THE ELHAM VALLEY FOR OVER 30 YEARS
PART P REGISTERED
07850 970087
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Breakfast Club Manager
We are looking for an active person to take over the role as our Breakfast Club Manager, starting March 2015.
The role is to run our School Breakfast Club, term time only – 6.5 hours per week. Monday to Friday opening the school
and welcoming our children and their parents, also shopping for the club food.
The post will require the applicant to undertake an enhanced DBS (CRB) check through the school.
If you are interested in applying for this post, please contact Mrs A Risby in the School Office either by email at
secretaryelhamprimary.co.uk or by telephone 01303-840325.
Lyminge Youth Theatre was established 18 months ago offering opportunities for children aged 7 to 14 to explore all
aspects of stage and performance. We have a fantastic group of 18 children who come from Lyminge, Elham, Stowting,
Hawkinge, Hythe and Mersham. We meet on Mondays during term time 6pm to 7.30 pm. Due to changes with the
personal circumstances of the adults we now need support from 1 or 2 adults once or twice a month for this fun
community group to continue. You don’t need to have drama experience to support. Please contact Catherine
on 01303 862602 or email [email protected]
Caterlink, our lunch time providers, are looking for the following: - A Catering Assistant
Working days: Monday to Friday term time only. Working Times: 11.40 until 12.40, x 5 hours per week
Rate of Pay : above minimum wage. Caterlink Contact details: Mr C Wright [email protected] 07967697015.
Safer Internet Day- Tuesday 10th February 2015 We know some parents feel confused by the internet. The
NSPCC have set up a campaign for parents of children aged 8 to 12 years, called Share Aware. The aim is to reassure
you, and give you everything you need to keep your children safe. There is straightforward, no-nonsense advice that will
untangle the web, and show you how you can support your child online. There is a video that you might like to share
with your child online and also some useful advice for you. Please do look at the website if you are able, we have many
websites that offer support and guidance in this area: http://www.nspcc.org.uk/preventing-abuse/keeping-children-safe/
share-aware
New Computing Equipment We have been able to purchase 20 new laptops, 6 iPads and a Wi-Fi system so our
school can continue to develop the computing curriculum. We aim to add a class set of iPads and 10 more laptops in the
new financial year.
Each class will have Computing and Esafety Ambassadors who will monitor and support with the title of the role in day
to day lessons. We will also be offering lessons in basic computing for members of our community, watch this space!
Talk 4 Writing (T4W) I am sure you are aware by now that the whole school is now using T4W to help all the
children develop their writing. An overview of this can be found on our website under the Parent tab.
PTA If you are interested in helping with the organisation of our Summer Fair and other events, please contact the
school office.
Parent and Carers consultations with class teachers You will have the opportunity to meet with your children’s
teacher on Monday 23rd March 3.30pm – 6pm (all classes) and Tuesday 24th March 3.30pm – 5.30pm (all classes except
Oaks).
Diary dates March 2015 After School Clubs/Events
Monday 2nd March ELITE FOOTBALL CLUB 3.30pm-4.30pm £20 PER PUPIL/PER TERM. PLEASE PAY AT THE SCHOOL OFFICE - OPEN TO ALL PUPILS. £20 PER PUPIL
Wednesday 4th GYM CLUB WITH MRS HORTON UNTIL 4pm (pupils in Gymnastics Festival only
this week and 4th March)
Thursday 5th HIGH 5 GYM CLUB WITH MARK 3.30pm-4.30pm
Friday 6th Gymnastic Festival at Pent Valley with Mrs Horton Cricket Club with Mr Scott
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*Report of Meeting of Elham Parish Council held at Elham Village Hall on 2nd February 2015
Present: Cllrs. J. Buss (Vice Chairman in the Chair), C. Johnson,
G. Palmer, K. Percival, and M. Turner.
In attendance: Mrs J. Martin, Locum Clerk, District Cllr. Miss P.
Carr, Mr Gary Harrison, Kent CC Community Warden, and three
members of the public.
Apologies for Absence: Cllrs. Mrs K. Baker, G. Clements, Mrs S.
Jacob and Miss B. Williamson, Chairman. County Cllr. Miss Susan
Carey Public Session: Proposed Mobile Phone Mast at Thomas Acre
Farm – enquiries would be made to find out whether a proposal
last Autumn had progressed.
Request for Defibrillator – Mrs Jan Stanyon had noticed that Elham
lacked a defibrillator. She had helped secure one for her last village
and was willing to help fund-raise. Cllr. Turner had been
approached with a similar request. This would be included on the
March agenda.
District Councillor’s Report: Cllr. Miss Carr apologised for
absence from the last meeting. The Boundary Commission had
reduced the number of Shepway councillors from 46 to 30 with
effect from the forthcoming May elections, which would save
money. After the elections, training would be provided at the Civic
Centre for new District, Town and Parish councillors, to include
Planning. The 2015/16 Budget would be set the week after next,
with no increase in Council Tax. She would contact the Chairman
about getting the play area bin emptied regularly.
Kent CC Community Warden’s Report: Mr Harrison warned
residents to be vigilant, following the theft of heating oil from the
Rose and Crown. It was believed that thieves followed oil delivery
vehicles, watching new supplies being delivered. A very successful
rural crime exercise by the Police and other agencies, had included
looking for hare-coursing, fly-tipping, untaxed vehicles, driving
without insurance, use of “red diesel” and off-road motor-bikes.
There was a suspected abandoned vehicle by the Old Police House
in Canterbury Road, which Cllr. Percival would look at in the
morning. Cllr. Buss would report a scaffolding pole and plank at
the junction of Park Lane and High Street.
Minutes: The minutes of the meeting on 5 January 2015 were
adopted. They were duly signed as a correct record.
Matters Arising not already on the Agenda: EEG Carbon
Audit – Cllr. Johnson had received the £100 cheque. Mobile Homes
in Mill Hill – the trailer had been moved. There were no longer any
mobile homes outside the property.
County Councillor’s Report: Cllr. Miss Carey was unable to
attend the meeting but had alerted the Parish Council to the
proposed road closure at Beachborough. Resurfacing works were
planned from Monday 16 February for four days, between 7am and
5pm. Traffic would be diverted via the A20 Ashford Road, Sandling
Road and Canterbury Road. Kent CC’s Notice had been posted on
the Parish Council’s website. Cllr. Percival would put one on the
notice-board.
Highways, Footpaths and Flooding: Request for Footpath
opposite Brown's – a site meeting would be arranged with Pauline
Rockett, District Highways Manager, Kent CC. Overnight Lorry
Parking: Boxley Parish Council had written to their MP calling for
the Government to introduce legislation to stop illegal lorry
parking. As areas of Shepway had the same problem, there were
fears that this could spread to the Parish. The Clerk would ask
Shepway DC for a policy statement, as large lorries were already
passing through the village early in the morning. There was also
concern over recent problems generated by Operation Stack and
plans for parking substantially more lorries in the Folkestone area
when Channel crossings were delayed.
Drainage Problem: in Longage Hill, Rhodes Minnis – residents of
The Ramblers and The Sycamores were experiencing drainage
problems from the road outside, with flooding to property and
gardens. This had been referred to Kent CC Highways, who hoped
to cleanse the gullies and investigate further whilst the road was
closed for forthcoming carriageway patching.
Flooding: the river was flowing normally for the time of year and
groundwater levels were satisfactory. No major rain or snowfall
was forecast next week, but a watching brief was being kept.
Although the Environment Agency had cleared the river, cut
vegetation had been left on the banks, especially between Water
Farm and the Station Master’s House. Cllr. Percival would brief the
Clerk.
Planning Committee Planning Applications:
Y14/1264/SH - Mr. Nieman, Upper Park Gate Farm, Elham Park,
Elham. Conversion and extension of existing building to create a
self-contained holiday let.
Y14/1265/SH - Mr. Nieman, Upper Park Gate Farm, Elham Park,
Elham. Erection and a replacement building to create a self-
contained holiday let.
It was unanimously agreed to recommend that whilst there was no
objection to the proposal in principle, a condition be imposed to
ensure that the proposed accommodation remain solely for the
purpose of holiday lets.
Burial Ground and Closed Churchyard; The Elham Historical
Society had completed a survey of all headstones in the Closed
Burial Ground, including Health and Safety checks. Regular
headstone “touch tests” needed to be done in both burial grounds
and all potential H&S hazards logged and reported to the Parish
Council for action. The Clerk would buy two log books for Cllr.
Johnson (closed Burial Ground) and Cllr. Palmer (open Burial
Ground).
Annual Parish Meeting for Electors: The Annual Parish
Meeting was normally held in May, on the same evening as the
Annual General Meeting. To allow more time for both, it was
unanimously agreed to hold the APM on Monday 30 March and the
AGM on Monday 11 May, being first day new Members could take
office after the election. Cllr. Johnson would draw up a list of local
organisations who might like to report at the APM and the Clerk
would arrange for the event to be advertised in the Newsletter.
The April Parish Council meeting would be held on 13th, as the first
Monday of the month was Easter Monday.
Finance: Approval of Payments 6 January – 2 February 2015
PKF Littlejohn LLP 120.00 2013/14 Internal Audit, Harmer and Sons
Grounds Maintenance Ltd 4,758.00, Elham Village Hall Association
50.00 Room Hire, Mrs J. E. Martin 1,021.29 Salary 31/12/14 –
26/01/14, Mrs J. E. Martin 64.75 Imprest Reimbursement, Walkers
are Welcome Towns Network 33.00, Lyminge Parish Council
105.67 One-third share in servicing Speed Watch equipment
Councillors’ Questions and Reports: Recruitment of New
Councillors - Cllr. Johnson was concerned that candidates without
computers might be deterred from seeking office. Assurance was
given that this was open to all.
Key for The Orchards – Cllr. Percival said that two keys were
needed. This would be pursued.
Drain Clearance - Cllr. Palmer reported that jetting had not yet
been done at North Elham, Elham High Street, and Ottinge.
Vicarage Lane and Hog Green had been done, but unless prior
notice was given of scheduled visits, parked cars prevented full
coverage.
Bank in Front of Caisters – Cllr. Turner had received a complaint
about the condition of the bank, which was being eroded by
vehicles driving over the kerb to pass oncoming traffic. Bollards had
been installed, but quickly removed without proper consultation.
This would be raised at the site meeting with Pauline Rockett .
The meeting closed at 9.20pm. * Report based on unconfirmed
Minutes
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OPENING HOURS Tuesdays 9.30 - 12.30
Wednesdays 9.30 - 12.30
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Hurry and get your tickets for
our exciting production of The
Ladykillers now on sale at Laing
Bennett in Lyminge (01303
863393). Alternatively visit our website -
lymingedramaticsociety.co.uk- and follow the link to
our new online booking service. The Ladykillers runs
from Wednesday March 11th to Saturday March 14th
and is performed each night at 7.45 at Lyminge Village
Hall; the tickets are £7.50 with senior citizen and child
concessions of £5 on Wednesday 11th and Thursday
12th only. Don't miss this chance of an entertaining
evening out to banish the gloom of March!
If you would like to join the Society contact Alex our
membership secretary on 01303 862622; we welcome
new members.
The Cinnamon Trust The Cinnamon Trust is the
only specialist national charity
for the terminally ill and people
in their later years and their
much loved, much needed
companion animals. We urgently need dog walking
volunteers in Elham for a lovely 6 year old black
Labrador who would love to go for a good walk.
What happens if illness, injury or just getting older
affects our ability to look after our four legged
companions? Elderly or ill pet owners become worried
about their ability to care for their pets feeling that their
only option is to rehome them, this is where our
national network of dedicated volunteers step in to
offer support enabling them to stay together.
We’ll walk the dog for a housebound owner, we’ll
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We are always seeking new volunteers even if you can
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RHODES MINNIS EVENING CIRCLE
Lunch at the Coach & Horses in January
was excellent and was enjoyed by members
and friends. On March 18th we look forward to Sue
Watson introducing "Songs of Kent". We meet at
Rhodes Minnis Village Hall and visitors and new members
are very welcome. For further details contact Jacqui
(862044) or Marion (862913)
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From your County
Councillor Did you hear the interview on Radio
Kent with Kent County Council Leader
Paul Carter about the budget on 12 February? The
interviewer said he’d totted up at least £250m of savings
over the last three years and not many people had noticed a
change in services so had the council been ‘fat and lazy’ in
the past? It’s a legitimate question although maybe not a
kind way of putting it.
If we finish this financial year on budget (and it will be tight),
KCC will have made savings of £350m over the last four
years and faces future savings of £209m over the next three
years. The savings are a mixture of reduced grants from
central government, price increases and increased demand
for services particularly in social care.
New technology has been one of the ways we’ve made
savings as it has enabled many services to be streamlined and
go online (which is increasingly how our residents want to
deal with us). Managers now routinely use IT systems for
budget and personnel work rather than have specialist staff
do this for them. We increasingly outsource work to
external bodies where they can offer the same or better
service for less cost such as the Coram charity taking on our
adoption work.
Pre 2010, we used to receive many ‘ringfenced’ grants which
could only be spent on specific areas and were often very
prescriptive; an example of this was the very detailed
specification for how children centres should be run which
allowed no latitude for what type of area they were serving.
Whilst our grants are much reduced the ringfencing has
largely disappeared which means we can better match
resources to local priorities.
We’ve recruited a team of procurement specialists and
better procurement has so far saved £20m and increased
the proportion of business being awarded to Kent based
firms to over 50%. We also have experts looking in great
detail at our social care systems to reduce the form filling
and increase the proportion of time spent with clients.
We’ve worked very hard to make sure the savings haven’t
impacted on frontline services so it’s frustrating to be
criticised that the cuts don’t show - that’s what we
wanted! However, there’s no doubt that it’s getting harder
to make savings. Household waste is one example of the
challenge we face with the amount of waste produced by
Kent residents on the rise. KCC is the ‘disposal authority’
which means we are legally obliged to take all the waste the
districts collect from householders. How do we get people
to create less waste? Elham’s Going Green group may have
some ideas when they return from their visit on 17 March
to the Allington incinerator and recycling plant.
Susan Carey
Member Kent County Council
01303 670561
No meeting to report on this month – just a few
reminders of events to come.
On Saturday 11th April we have our Spring Show and
Coffee Morning. We do hope lots of you are watching
and cherishing your daffodil and tulips as they push
through the soil and will enter as many as possible in the
various classes. There will be a Cake Stall and a Cake
Competition – we would be most grateful for any
contributions to the Cake Stall. The geranium plugs and
the potatoes for the “Potato in a Bucket” contest in the
Summer Show will be on sale on that morning – make
sure you buy early as they will not be available again.
DO come along and enjoy a sociable morning.
The compost ordered earlier in the winter will be
available for collection from the Village Hall on 6th March
from 9 am. Please make an effort to collect this on
time.
A gentle reminder about the payment of subscriptions –
there are still a few members who have not yet paid –
please tidy up this problem as soon as possible.
Meetings are held in the Peggy Pike Room of the Village
Hall at 7.30pm on the third Thursday of the month.
Visitors and friends are always welcome.
Frances Horton 840550
News from Elham Valley Cricket Club
News and indoor results
The two indoor teams made of mainly
junior / inexperienced players have
performed creditably in the Shepway indoor
league – with several youngsters playing for
the first time. At the time of writing the A team are
third in their division.
Hopefully the rest of Elham’s cricketers are all working
on their fitness programmes in advance of the new
season. Let’s hope they have not been watching for tips
from the English professionals in Australia – judging by
Englands ODI form!
Nets
It is hoped that nets will take place at the new indoor
facilities at Folkestone in late Mar / early Apr –
information will be available on the club website when
confirmed.
Quiz
The next in our regular series of Quiz nights will be held
on Friday 17th April starting at 7.30pm at Elham Village
Hall. Teams to consist of 6 to 8 people and an entrance
fee of £5 per person.
For more information please contact quiz master (well
he does have all the answers!), Frank Hobbs on 01303
862188.
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Appointments are available for the day on which you telephone. We also offer pre-bookable appointments. Appointments can be made by
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You are welcome to attend at either of the locations.
Telephone lines are open from 08.00 to 18.30.
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MON 08.30 - 19.00 08.30 - 13.00
TUE 08.30 - 19.30 08.30 - 13.00
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28 September 2003
28 September 2003
28 September 2003
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28 March 2015
Copy Date: 16th of the month to the Editor by email
(preferred option), post, or by hand to Post Office
Alcove, King’s Arms, The Square, Elham - before 5.00 pm.
WHO’S WHO WHAT’S WHERE Elham Parish Council
Clerk: Mrs J Martin (locum) 01227 904052 Members: Briony Williamson (Chair) 840083 John Buss (Vice Chair) 840106
Kate Baker 840770 Sharon Jacob 840206 Geoff Clements 840255
Colin Johnson 840538
George Palmer 840362
Ken Percival
Martin Turner 840872
840804
Shepway District Councillor
Miss Pam Carr 01227 709400 Kent County Councillor
Miss Susan Carey 01303 670561 Member of Parliament
Damian Collins MP 01303 253524
Newsletter Personnel Editor: Dilys Webb 840644
Email: [email protected]
Park House, Park Lane, Elham, Kent CT4 6UU
Deputy Editors: Sally Greenwood 840194
Alan Turner 840354
Advertising: Sally Greenwood 840194
Email: [email protected]
(Paper copy with money to 3 The Square, Elham, Kent CT4 6TJ)
Distribution: Pauline and Barry Flanagan 840007
© Copyright Elham Village Hall Association 2015 Permission must be obtained for reproduction in any format.
Dr Stewart
Dr Mahmood
Dr Rafi
The Elham Surgery
Old Road, Elham
and
The Hawkinge Health Centre
74 Canterbury Road,
Hawkinge
840213
Dr Le Feuvre
Hospitals
Ashford William Harvey 01233 633331
Canterbury Kent & Canterbury 01227 766877
Physiotherapy Bourne Physiotherapy 840577
Pharmacy
21 Station Road, Lyminge 01303 862425
School
Elham C.E. Primary School, Vicarage Lane
Headteacher: Mr Dan File 840325
Library
Lyminge - Station Road 862180
Mobile Library visits Thursdays 11.15am outside Rose & Crown
Veterinary Surgeons
Bourne Veterinary Practice, Bekesbourne 01227 832322
Manor Veterinary Clinic, Lyminge and Folkestone 273203
Sports Centre Membership 840485
Churches - www.elhamchurches.com
St Mary The Virgin, Church of England
Church Warden: Mary Morgan 840304
Methodist Church, High Street, Elham
Minister: Reverend Kevin Taylor 261500
Elham Village Hall 840128
Elham Taxi Service 840974 or 07515 797591
Council Community Warden Gary Harrison 07977 982185
The Elham Newsletter is published by the Elham Village Hall Association Registered Charity No 1024757
President: Mr Tony Rossi, Vice President: Dr Gerry Newman Secretary: Mr Alan Turner, Treasurer: Mr Alan Turner
Registered Office: Little Graces, Park Gate, Elham, CT4 6NF
Elham Village Hall Regular Bookings
www.elhamvillagehall.co.uk
Keyholder: Elham Valley Stores 840186
Bookings: Martin and Janice Turner 840804 [email protected]
John Neumark Hall
8 - 1 pm 1– 6 pm 6 -11.45 pm
Sunday
Monday Pre-School 9am - 3 pm
Short Mat Bowls
Tuesday Pre-School 9am - 3 pm
Dog & Puppy Training - Enquiries
01303 862820
Wednesday Pre-School 9am - 3 pm
Badminton
Thursday Pre-School
9am - 3 pm
Dog & Puppy
Training
Friday Pre-School 9am - 1 pm
Peggy Pike Room
Mondays Baby & Toddler Group
1st Monday Parish Council
Tuesday 1st Tuesday 10 - 4 Valley Patchers
Wednesday Pilates 07971 162859
Thursday
Friday
Opinions expressed in this newsletter are not necessarily those of the Elham Village Hall Association. Whilst every care is taken in gathering and
presenting the information, no responsibility is accepted for any errors or
omissions nor consequential loss or liability.
Origination by Elham Village Hall
Printed By Orbital Print Ltd 01233 211200
Elham Website: www.visitelham.co.uk
EVHA Website: www.elhamvillagehall.co.uk
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