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Stoneleigh & Ashow
DECEMBER 2015 /JANUARY 2016
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Changes over Christmas
There are no collections on Christmas Day, Boxing Day or New Year’s Day.All properties will be affected – please refer to your collection calendar athome or the table below.
Normal collection date Amended collection date(grey bins/rubbish sacks for Christmas weekor green bins/red boxes/bags)Mon 21st Dec 2015 Sat 19th Dec 2015Tue 22nd Dec 2015 Mon 21st Dec 2015Wed 23rd Dec 2015 Tue 22nd Dec 2015Thu 24th Dec 2015 Wed 23rd Dec 2015Fri 25th Dec 2015 Thu 24th Dec 2015Fri 1st Jan 2016 Sat 2nd Jan 2016
Please ensure your bins, boxes and bags are presented at the edge of yourproperty by 7.00am on your amended collection day. Normal collectionswill resume from Monday 4th January 2016. Please visitwww.warwickdc.gov.uk/christmasrecycling for more information.
New! Refuse and recycling calendars go online
From 1st January 2016, all refuse and recycling collection calendars will beonline. You will no longer receive a paper version. Don’t worry, you can stilldownload and print your calendar at home or simply check your collectiondates online when you need to. Just visitwww.warwickdc.gov.uk/wastecollections and enter your postcode. Blackand white paper copies of the calendars are available on request for thosewith no internet access by calling 01926 353365.
W www.warwickdc.gov.ukE [email protected] 01926 353365
Refuse and Recycling
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D. ARCH & SONCV3 5DN
024 7641 739707973 389957
[email protected] 272 3406 74
The Arch family has been delivering milk in Coventry and the surroundingareas for more than 100 years. My great-grandfather started delivering milkin 1874. My father, Derek Arch, is officially the oldest milkman in Englandand is still delivering to this day at 87 years old.
We support the farmers by buying our milk from Cotteswold Dairies, who paya fair price to their farmers, some of whom have been supplying CotteswoldDairies for over 50 years. The milk is collected within a 70 mile radius of thedairy in Tewkesbury.
GLASS BOTTLES 70p1-LITRE POLY BOTTLES £1.00 2-LITRE POLY BOTTLES £1.55
PASTEURISED SEMI-SKIMMED OR SKIMMED
Call 07973 389957 or email [email protected]
No order too small
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From the Registers
Saturday 17th October 2015Andrew Michael Oughton to Lisa Marie Reid
Saturday 14th November 2015Michael Bisbey to Laura Emily Smith
Sunday 1st November 2015Mollie Evans
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he Orchard Group would like to thank all those who attendedStoneleigh Village Club back in October for our quiz night as well asthose who helped make it yet another successful and entertaining
event! We also hope that those of you who tried our prototype Stoneleighcider found it a pleasant experience.
It is a tradition at this time of year to reflect on the past as well as considerpossibilities for the future, which are best described in an article that hasrecently been written for the December edition of the Warwick NaturalHistory Newsletter.
Stoneleigh Community Orchard started as a project in 2011 and offered ameans of achieving several objectives. The principal objective was to act asa community resource and focus. Stoneleigh, in common with many othervillages throughout the country, has seen a gradual erosion of resourcessuch as village shops, garages, pubs etc. and so it was the intention of thisproject to, in a small way, reverse that trend and offer the local communitya stake in a natural resource that should ultimately be self-sustaining as wellas produce an area of beauty and recreation. It has also been a lot of funto work upon. The underlying theme of the orchard is based upon theproduction of cider and perry, with trees chosen to reflect this bias andvarieties such as Dabinett, Tom Putt and Yarlington Mill originating from theWest Country, mixed in with more local varieties such as Wyken Pippinnamed after an area in nearby Coventry. Warwickshire doesn’t have atradition of cider apple orchards but, to our astonishment, the trees havethrived along the river valley that runs through the village and are alreadyproducing a bountiful harvest. We are now in the process of creating a smallcottage industry based on cider production, with the intention of theorchard paying its way in the world as well as helping to meet anotherobjective of creating a wild flower area to complement the trees. Eachyear, the Orchard Group who manage the orchard seem to be on thethreshold of achieving something new. This year, we intend to broaden the
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orchard to encompass the entire field, which will involve the planting offurther cider apple trees in December. A Stoneleigh cider is also close tocompletion!
Given the above, we hope that those of you who have the time and theinterest in this project come down to the meadow on the morning ofSaturday 5th December for a tree planting event aimed at incrementing theorchard and helping to create an area that we, as a community, can beproud of.
The orchard friends’ subscriptions comes up for renewal at the start of thenew year. Renewals of £10 can be made to Pete Freeman as Chairman orto Richard Hancox as Treasurer. Cheques should be made payable toStoneleigh Village Community Orchard. However, why not become a long-term friend and set up a direct debit?
Finally, the group would like to wish everyone a Merry Christmas and aHappy New Year.
Contact Pete Freeman (Chairman)5 Church Lane, [email protected] Richard Hancox (Treasurer)
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POSADA - Making Roomfor Jesus
Priest in Charge of Stoneleigh and Ashow
s the Christmas season is upon us, many of us are making ourhomes festive with decorations as well as preparing and openingour homes to receive visitors as families, friends and neighbours
get together. I’d like to invite you to share your hospitality a little differentlyin a Posada project, which I hope will enhance this often busy season for youand our communities, and will give a focus to remembering the Christmasstory of Jesus.
Posada is a Spanish word meaning ‘inn’. Posada celebrations originated inMexico where young people, dressed as Mary and Joseph, travelled fromhouse to house, telling people about the imminent arrival of Jesus andasking for a room for the night. At each home, they shared the Christmasstory and joined in worship with their host family. On Christmas Eve, theywould visit the local church to re-enact the nativity and place figures ofMary and Joseph in a crib.
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The modern day Posada is based on this concept and encourages us to givea home to the nativity figures of Mary and Joseph for a night. Thissymbolises making room for Jesus in our hearts, homes and communities.Each night during Advent, it is hoped that the figures will visit a differenthouse in our communities. Each host chooses who to contact and pass thenativity set on to for the next night.
On Advent Sunday, 29th November, the Stoneleigh crib set will begin itsjourney at the 11.00am all-age service, and the Ashow crib set will beginits journey at the 4.00pm Advent carol service.
Each nativity set will go home with someone from church who will thendecide who to contact and take the figures to on the next day. The figureswill arrive with:
● An Advent candle to light long enough to burn down to the next number;
● A notebook in which to log where the crib set has been. This could besimply your name and address, but may include who was involved, aphotograph, your own thoughts, conversation about the meaning ofChristmas, and prayers. If you use email, please send one to me [email protected] and I will remember you in my prayersthat night too.
● A prayer card. If you have time, visitors and receivers of the set couldshare a drink together (anything from a cup of tea to mulled wine!)before sharing the prayer card.
● A bag of glow-in-the-dark stars. Please keep one star of wonder anduse it to help you continue thinking and praying about the story of Jesusand the meaning of Christmas. If you are able to join us at the cribservice at 5.00pm on Christmas Eve in Stoneleigh Church, bring it withyou. It should look great to see them all glowing in church! You arewelcome to keep your star as a reminder that Jesus’ birth in Bethlehemhas lasting meaning for the whole of our lives and there is always morefor us to wonder at when we think about God coming to us and how wereceive and welcome him.
Happy Christmas!
God bless.
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his is formal notice that the News AGM will be held at 7.30pm onMonday 14th December 2015 in the Village Hall (small meetingroom). This is an opportunity for the editors to review the
previous year’s issues and to discuss any policy matters, as well as toapprove the accounts and welcome two new editors, Jane Taylor and BillCrofts. If any reader wishes to make comments on any aspect of the News,please get in touch with me before the meeting on 024 7641 4271 [email protected].
I would like to place on public record my appreciation of the efforts of alleditors and distributors who have ensured that the News has appeared asplanned throughout the year, and to Clive Watson, our Treasurer, whosecareful stewardship and gentle soliciting of voluntary contributions hasensured that our accounts remain in the black.
This year, I wish to convey particular thanks to David Vaughan who has beenan editor for many years and who is retiring from the editorial team. Withenthusiasm and efficiency, he met the considerable challenge oftransferring from the original ‘cut and paste’ method of News production tothe desktop publishing system now used. He has been a consistentlysupportive and engaged member of the team and we shall miss him,although he will continue to assist Jean with distribution.
Stoneleigh & Ashow NewsAnnual General Meeting
Chair, S&A News Editorial Team
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Stoneleigh Ladies’ ChoirMilly’s Do
Stoneleigh Ladies’ Choir is hosting a charity lunchat Stoneleigh Village Hall in aid of the Alzheimer’s Society
12.00 for 12.30pmThursday 10th December 2015
The cost is £10 per personA light lunch will be provided
and the choir will provide entertainment
Tickets available from Val Baker (024 7641 4360)
o residents new to Stoneleigh and Ashow, or those residents who“never quite got round to making a payment”, may I remind youthat this free-to-all residents’ magazine of local issues is funded by
annual donations from appreciative readers plus some advertising revenuebased on £15 per half page or £30 per full page (all subject to the editors’discretion)? Making a payment is straightforward. You can pay either bycheque (payable to Stoneleigh and Ashow News, addressed to TheTreasurer, Alliance Cottage, The Bank, Stoneleigh CV8 3DA) or directly intoour account, stating your name or anonymously if you wish (sort code:60-12-35, account number: 63535718).
All of the production team of editors and distributors volunteer their time.Therefore, your financial support would be appreciated to maintain thisservice. Thank you.
Treasurer’s ReminderHonorary Treasurer
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e had the best ever turn out for our last film night on Friday 13th
November, when we showed the delightful film Paddington.Thanks to Jane and her team for organising and to everyone
who came.
The church had an autumn clean last month. A team of volunteers set aboutinside with their cleaners, dusters and polish. A few days later, others setabout the churchyard, adding some extra pairs of hands to the regulargardening team. Some were so keen to help that they took part in both!Thank you all for helping. We now have neat edges to the grass and prunedrose beds, with the smell of polish as you enter the church showing ourvisitors that it is a well-cared-for place.
It was this time last year that we reported we had finalised our first roundapplication to Heritage Lottery Fund for a grant to enable us to repair theroof and stonework. Having been granted the first stage in March, we arenow nearly ready to submit the second stage application in the New Year.
It is a long and drawn out process and, whilst Ian Smith has been workingwith the architects on the ‘building’ aspect, Niki Molyneux and others areputting together all the information for the ‘community aspect’. TheHeritage Lottery are keen, like us, to hear everyone’s views about what youthink of the building which sits in the heart of the village. Have you everconsidered how you felt about the church building and community? Do yousee it as an essential part of villagelife, a place of worship or a historicmonument to be preserved forfuture generations? We value yourview and are interested to knowyour thoughts. In the New Year, wewill be bringing a questionnaire toevery home in the parish to give youa chance to have your say. We hopeyou will find time to fill it in.
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any thanks are due for the hard work put in by the “willingvolunteers” who turned up on the morning of 31st October.Work involved pruning flower beds, edging paths, cutting back
overgrown brambles and trees, and removing ivy creeper, all of which haveimproved the general appearance ready for spring. The working partyincluded Sarah Ballinger, Quentin Compton-Bishop, Tim and PatrickSawdon, Peter and Jackie Sibley, Ian and Gill Smith, and Clive Watson.Thank you all.
Situation VacantAs the years go by, some of the regular mowing team retire. So for 2016,“apprentices” (of any age) are required please to assist either on a regularweekly basis during the mowing season or as standby volunteers to coverholidays taken by regular mowers. If you think you would enjoy the exerciseand fresh air, whilst helping our lovely historic churchyard look great for alloccasions, please give me a call on 024 7641 1658 or speak with any of themowing team known to you. An occasional one hour session would be areal help - all equipment provided.
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nce again, my very sincere thanks to all who donated sogenerously this year. Despite our having lost several sales outletsin 2015, our total came to £3,017.25, not far short of last year’s
collection. The children of Finham Primary School came up trumps againwith a marvellous collection of £319, and I should like to say a special thankyou to the lady at the NFU offices who boosted their poppy salesenormously by baking cakes as an incentive to buy!
Thank you, too, to all who collected “house-to-house” and to the diligentteam who help every year to count the money.
The Royal British LegionPoppy Appeal 2015
Honorary Poppy Appeal Organiser, Stoneleigh Area
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Christmas reindeerby Wilf Morris, aged 8½
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Saturday 20th Christmas Flowers, Decorating the Tree and CraftActivities
3.00pm - 4.00pm in the ChurchIn the morning, the flower arrangers will bedecorating the church. In the afternoon, thechildren are invited to bring their parents to helpthem decorate the Christmas tree. We invite you allto take a moment from this busy weekend to enjoythe beautiful flowers and relax with some tea andcake whilst the children take part in some additionalChristmas craft activities.
Friday 15th Film Night - Village Hall 6.45 for 7.00pm - please check poster for details ofthe film
Tickets: £3.00 to cover room hire and refreshments
Saturday 6th Ploughman’s Supper and Talk by Shirley Ball Village Hall - for further details, please check posters
Saturday 13th Village Club QuizThe church will run this month’s quiz, which willhave a Valentine’s theme - see club poster for details
If you would like to join us or would like further details, please contact:Jackie at the Parish Office
(024 7641 5506 / [email protected])or call Sarah Ballinger (024 7671 5256)
Stoneleigh ChurchDates for the Diary
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November Fast News from the PC
● Thirty-one members of the public attended Stoneleigh Village Hall onThursday 12th November to hear what the developer’s representativehad to say about plans for new housing in the village. There was astrong feeling that it was not a sensible proposition, given the trafficproblems in and around Stoneleigh.
● A traffic survey has begun, instigated by the PC and carried out by WCC.Once this has been completed, we can progress on ways to managetraffic better.
● A petition has been submitted by the PC on the latest HS2 proposals.● A Housing Needs Survey is being delivered to all properties in the Parish
of Stoneleigh this weekend. Please complete, as the information youprovide will help us to plan for the future.
Meetings
The December Ordinary Council meeting will be held at Ashow Village Clubon Thursday 10th December 2015 at 7.00pm. Please note earlier start time.Following the meeting, do join us for a drink and nibbles. The JanuaryOrdinary Council meeting will be held at Stoneleigh Village Hall on Thursday14th January 2016 at 7.30pm.
Live & Local
The following information has been received from Live & Local, whoorganise surprising shows with volunteer groups in surprising spaces suchas community centres and village halls in rural areas. All the shows are liveperformances and vary from plays, folk and jazz to storytelling and comedy.Live & Local are supported by the District and County Councils, so can offerthe shows at subsidised rates. Live & Local are currently looking to get morevillages within Warwick district involved and signed up ready for 2016, andwondered if Stoneleigh would be interested with a view to stagingsomething in Stoneleigh Village Hall. For more information, contact:Julia Thompson (Shindig Fieldworker - Mon, Tue, Wed)Tel: 01926 402173 / www.liveandocal.org.uk
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hanks to Martin Smith and Anthony Bianco, StAG has submittedevidence on AP4. We continue to campaign for the preservation ofStoneleigh as a medieval village, especially Stare Bridge which will
be badly affected by HS2. Stare Bridge was featured in a recent BBC NewsEngland Online article which highlighted the damage that HS2 will do tomany ancient monuments and woodlands along the route.
StAG and the Parish Council have strongly opposed the proposed use of theB4115 as a ‘trucking route’ and the use of Stoneleigh Bridge for any trafficassociated with the building of HS2.
Of great significance is the recent belated recognition by HS2 Ltd that an‘enhanced junction’ (road widening or a roundabout) is needed at thejunction of the A46 and Stoneleigh Road and that this should be part of theoverall plan in this area. However, as yet such a junction is unfunded by HS2Ltd, but it has the support of Coventry City Council, Warwickshire CountyCouncil, Highways England, Jeremy Wright MP and, of course, the ParishCouncil and StAG. Negotiations about this and other necessary works alongthe route are ongoing.
Thanks are due to all those who have worked so hard through numerousmeetings and negotiations to get to this point.
It is expected that HS2 will feature in the Chancellor of the Exchequer’sforthcoming Autumn Statement. The Cubbington Pear Tree, threatened byHS2, has won the Woodland Trust's public vote for England's Tree of the Year.
THS2 Update
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This month’s front cover:
Morning dew and holly berries
Photograph by Lucy Morris
Stoneleigh Village Club
Christmas Opening HoursThursday 24th December 7.00pm – 11.00pmFriday 25th December 11.00am – 1.00pmSaturday 26th December 11.00am – 3.00pm 7.00pm – 11.00pmSunday 31st December 7.00pm – 12.30pm
So far, limited interest has been shown in a special eventFriday 1st January 12.00pm – 3.00pm and 7.00pm – 11.00pm
Events: December 2015 & January 2016Saturday 12th December am Volunteers welcome to help decorate the Club Christmas tree 7.00pm Christmas QuizTuesday 15th December 7.30pm Stoneleigh History Society SocialSaturday 19th December 6.00pm Children’s PartySunday 20th December 9.00pm Grand Christmas Raffle DrawSaturday 26th December am Mummers expected late morningSaturday 16th January Quiz sponsored by Stoneleigh History SocietyNote: There will be other events in January. Please check your emails andthe Club noticeboard for further information.
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ince last month’s issue, we have been helped almost over the lineby further contributions from the Parish Council and offers fromother bodies, and I have been touched by individual donations
from residents. Thank you all very much indeed. The money will beadministered and overseen by the Parish Council, but will be ring-fenced sothat it can only be used for the defibrillator.
To give familiarity with the device and withCPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation),West Midlands Ambulance Service willtrain up to 12 of us free of charge. Ideally,those will be spread through the villageand the surrounding areas: Stareton,Stoneleigh Park, the Abbey and generally.
Will you be one of them?
In addition, Bubbenhall have fourCommunity First Responders: volunteerswho have more than just the basic trainingand can give much broader-basedemergency assistance. To save vitalminutes and seconds in an emergency,each is equipped with a defibrillator.
Will you be a Community First Responder for Stoneleigh?
I look forward to hearing from you. Please contact me on 07785 284482 orat [email protected].
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“The Heart of Stoneleigh”Defibrillator
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ur October meeting was extremely well-attended for a talk by PeteJames on the history of Stoneleigh’s fulling mills. Pete gave afascinating description of this early industry and its importance to
the village and surrounding area.
At the time of writing, we are a week away from 24th November’s meeting -a talk on the Leigh Peerage case, a real “Stoneleigh Scandal”. We are alsolooking forward to our Christmas Social on Tuesday 15th December and toour quiz on Saturday 16th January (all welcome!), both of which will be heldat Stoneleigh Village Club.
Visitors are always welcome at our meetings. If you would like to see thesort of things that we do, take a look at our website -www.stoneleighhistorysociety.org.uk.
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Thousand-year-old oak, Stoneleigh(see www.stoneleighhistorysociety.org.uk
for more images of Stoneleigh)
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he Annual General Meeting was held on 2nd November. RachelGill was re-elected President, Chris Ward will continue asSecretary, and Liz Sykes as Treasurer. The new Margaret
Pierozynski Award was presented to Chris Barnes in recognition of hercontribution to Stoneleigh WI in establishing and running the Craft Group.The President’s Rose Bowl was presented to Marie Nock in recognition ofher work in setting up an art group for members of the Craft Group.
In November, the Craft Group made various items for sale. There was a salestable at the AGM and there will also be one at the next village lunch.
The Book Club met on 3rd November to discuss “The Girl in the Photograph”by Kate Riordan and “The Secrets We Share” by Emma Hannigan. A groupof members saw “Wendy and Peter Pan” at the RSC in Stratford onWednesday 25th November.
The next village lunch will be on Tuesday 1st December at the Village Hallwhen, as usual, a traditional Christmas lunch will be served. The StoneleighMale Voice Choir has kindly agreed to sponsor the meal and to provideentertainment afterwards. If you wish to book a place, please contact LizSykes on 024 7641 8301.
The next coffee morning will be on Tuesday 22nd December at the VillageClub.
The village lunch in January will be on 5th January 2016.
The meeting on 7th December will be the Christmas party. At the meetingon 4th January, there will be a cookery demonstration by Annaliese from TheHartshill Cookery School.
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This month’s edition of Stoneleigh and Ashow Newswas compiled by Lucy Morris, who would like to thank all contributors.
It was printed by Warwick Print.The online colour version can be viewed at www.stoneleighvillage.org.uk.
The February 2016 edition will be compiled byJane Taylor
11 Stansfield Grove, Kenilworth CV8 [email protected]
Copy deadline: 18th January 2016
Please note that the editors’ gmail account ([email protected])is no longer in use.
All copy should be sent to the relevant month’s editor’s personal email address.
We prefer digital A5 copy,but paper copy may be submitted as an alternative.
Advertisements at £30 (full page A5) or £15 (half page)accepted at the editor’s discretion, subject to S&A News policy.
The United Benefice ofThe Assumption of our Lady, Ashow
andSt Mary the Virgin, Stoneleigh
ContactsVicar:
Revd Sharon Goble (01608 682282 / 07799 220407)[email protected]
Churchwardens - Ashow:Stephen Harvey (01926 852543) Kate Jones (01926 853511)
Churchwardens - Stoneleigh:Ian Smith (01926 853238) Sarah Ballinger (024 7671 5256)
For pastoral care or to arrange a baptism, wedding or a funeral,please contact Revd Sharon Goble
For any other matter,please contact the Parish Administrator:
Jackie Cubbitt (024 7641 5506)[email protected]
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The flag will be flown at The Oaks, Vicarage Road, Stoneleigh over theweekend of 18th/20th December to acknowledge these donations. If youhave missed the list above and would still like to contribute, your donationwill be acknowledged on the ‘flying notice’. “Thank you” to all those whohave contributed £930 so far!
Mike and Pam BakerSarah and Michael BallingerShirley and Ernie BallMary BeagrieWill and Nora BlagburnJayne and David BrooksJean and Robin BussellEmma Clayton & Kris TurnerViv and Martin CooperSally Davies and Quentin
Compton-BishopSyd and Eileen CreedIris DonachieJean FardoeJim and Karen GavinPaul and Barbara GeeJanet and David GibsonRoger GilbertPhilip and Rachel GillAnn HarrisJudy and Chris HadfieldTed and Betty HindDick and Daphne James
Marion and Mike MurrayJanet and Richard Parham
Sheila RenchMargaret Roberts
Alec and Janet SandersTim and Nicky Sawdon
Patrick SawdonJenny Skidmore
Martin and Kim SmithLiz Sykes
Jean and David VaughanJulie and Keith Walker
Ken and Margaret WallisClive and Gillian WatsonBill and Jana Whatmore
Rod and Jill WheatMary and Cec White
Madeline WhiteAlan and Shel Whitfield
Bill, Chris and James WhitfieldPeter and Jan Whitehouse
Sheila Woolf
We wish all friends and neighbours a very happy Christmas and a peacefuland healthy New Year. We have made donations to the Warwickshire andNorthamptonshire Air Ambulance instead of sending or delivering localChristmas cards.
Robin Bussell
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The United Benefice ofThe Assumption of our Lady, Ashow
andSt Mary the Virgin, Stoneleigh
Services for December 2015 & January 2016
December 2015
Sunday 6th 10.00am United Fellowship Communion with Baptism - Stoneleigh
Thursday 10th 10.30am Holy Communion - Stoneleigh
Sunday 13th 9.30am Holy Communion - Ashow
11.00am All Age Worship - Stoneleigh
Sunday 20th 4.00pm Carol Service - Ashow
7.00pm Carol Service - Stoneleigh
Thursday 24th Christmas Eve 5.00pm Crib Service - Stoneleigh
11.30pm Midnight Holy Communion - Stoneleigh
Friday 25th Christmas Day 10.00am All Age Christmas Communion - Ashow
Sunday 27th 4.00pm Carols around the Christmas Tree - Ashow
January 2016Sunday 3rd 10.00am United Holy Communion - Ashow
Sunday 10th 9.30am Holy Communion - Ashow
11.00am All Age Worship - Stoneleigh
Thursday 14th 10.30am Holy Communion - Stoneleigh
Sunday 17th 9.30am Holy Communion - Ashow
11.00am Fellowship Holy Communion - Stoneleigh
Sunday 24th 9.30am Village Service - Ashow
11.00am Sung Holy Communion - Stoneleigh
Thursday 28th 10.30am Holy Communion - Stoneleigh
Sunday 31st 9.30am Holy Communion - Ashow
11.00am Holy Communion - Stoneleigh
