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The Broad Hinton, Uffcott and Winterbourne Bassett Local News February 2020

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Community Calendar

Notices Happy Birthday to the following pupils from Broad Hinton School who

celebrate their Birthdays in January:

Sebastian Griffen-Aves, Leyton James, Charlie Lacey, Henry Ladd,

Stacia Pershin, Ted Spring, Christopher Thompson and Martha Whittle.

Waste and Recycling collection days for February

The Copy date for the March 2020 issue of the Local News will be

20th February 2020

Please email copy to the Editor Liz Moakes at [email protected], or phone 077761 88805. For information regarding advertising please contact the Advertising Co-ordinator Steve Cutler at the same e-mail address [email protected] or phone 07761 577998 Please prefix the title message with “NEWS” for Liz and “ADVERT” for Steve making it easier for them to separate the messages thereby enabling them to respond more quickly to you.

Items submitted to the Local News are considered for publication at the editor’s discretion and are

assumed to be intended for publication unless otherwise stated. Articles will only be printed anonymously

if the editor is informed of the name of the author.

It is your responsibility to inform the editor if, for any reason, you do not wish your name to

appear in the Local News and associated websites.

Tues 4 Feb Plastic & Cardboard and Recycling Blue bin and Black box

Thurs 6 Feb Garden Green Bin

Tues 11 Feb Household Waste Black bin

Tues 18 Feb Plastic & Cardboard and Recycling Blue bin and Black box

Thurs 20 Feb Garden Green bin

Tues 25 Feb Household Waste Black bin

Sat 1 Feb 2020 Foxglove and Ginger, Pop Up Restaurant, VH 7pm

Wed 5 Feb 2020 Happy Hours, VH 1- 4pm

Wed 5 Feb 2020 Ridgeway Ladies, VH 7.45 - 9.30pm

Fri 7 Feb 2020 Kids Club, Village Hall 9 - 11 am

Wed 12 Feb 2020 Garden Club, Hilliers and Mottisfont Gardens

Tues 18 Feb 2020 Mobile Library BHVH Car Park 3.15pm to 4.00pm

Wed 26

Feb 2020 Vintage Cinema Club: The Life of Emile Zola, VH 7 for 7.30pm

Sat 29 Feb 2020 White Horse CC Quiz Night, VH

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LOCAL NEWS: NEW YEAR, NEW COVERS, NEW EDITION ! This year there a number of new advertisers most of whom are for local businesses: mower servicing, plumber, electrician, kitchen design and installation, home cleaning and general maintenance, all of whom have already worked for satisfied customers in our community. We are grateful to the many long term advertisers who have continued their much valued support.

LOCAL NEWS: DAWN MAY SAYS THANKS! A card has been received from Dawn May with much appreciation for our gift of the Post Office Gift Voucher for her time as Local News Editor. Dawn plans to buy fruit trees that she says each year will remind her of her time with our community and the many friends she made. What a lovely idea and thought. Thank you Dawn.

BROAD HINTON VINTAGE

CINEMA CLUB

presents

Paul Muni in 1937’s Academy Award Winner for Best Picture

THE LIFE OF EMILE

ZOLA and in preparation for our feature film next month

A Profile of ‘The Red Shoes’

Village Hall Wednesday 26 February

Bar 7.15 Screening 7.30 Tickets £3.00

NEWS:NEW


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WHCC Quiz - Saturday 29th February - BH Village Hall

Teams of 6 @ £10 per head inc fish and chip supper.

Book your team table early as limited number available.

Contact Chris Ladd - [email protected]

Village Groups

There are lots of things going on in our village and the local news is the place to spread the

word. We would love to have article about what your group is doing, whether you are a

formal group or not. Perhaps you go on walks around the area you can share, or you can give

us an insight into local wildlife. You could tell us about your book group or what the cricket

club is up to, for instance. If you have something going on that is not on the Community

Calendar, which you would like to let everyone know about, please write a short article and/or

get in touch.

Saturday 7th March 2020

Broad Hinton Village Hall

9.30am to 11.30am

• Book exchange (good condition fiction only this time please)

• Coffee, tea, squash and homemade cakes

• Children’s and adults’ books

• Chat about books

• Entry £2.50 which includes a drink and cake

Book Café



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VILLAGE HALL

JANUARY NEWS

Fashion Show & Sale Saturday 28th March

We’re definitely hosting the fashion show & sale on Saturday 28th March 2020, 7:00 pm for 7:30 pm. We’ll have local models, so if you’d like to see them on the catwalk and pick up some bargains, email Juanita Poulton at [email protected] or phone Juanita on 01793 731158 to book. More details on the BHVH website and elsewhere in the Local News.

Village Halls Week & BHVH Open Day

This year we joined Village Halls Week 2020, a national celebration run by rural charity Action with Communities in Rural England (ACRE). Village Halls Week is a high-profile campaign supported by Defra and, following that week, we held an open day on Saturday 25th January from 10am to 4pm. This is just one of the ways we encourage people to hire BHVH.

Even though Village Halls Week is over, please encourage anyone you know to come and view our beautiful hall, we’ll be delighted to show them around. From local businesses who might want to hire BHVH for meetings and conferences, to people looking for a modern, cost effective venue for a party or wedding, they’re all welcome. Contact Marilyn Martin [email protected] or 731521.

Book Café 7th March

Bring books to BHVH to exchange again in March, chat about books over a drink and delicious piece of cake. 9:30am – 11:30am.

Easy Fund Raising

It’s a great way to raise money for the village hall online and it doesn’t cost you a penny. There are no charges to you and the hall benefits from donations from the retailer. So far our supporters have raised nearly £2,200 through shopping. To sign up – go to www.easyfundraising.org.uk/causes/broadhintonvillagehall.

January 300 Club Winners will be announced in March’s Local News

Like us on Facebook Broad Hinton Village Hall

Follow us on Twitter @BH_VillageHall

www.broadhinton.org.uk



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BROAD HINTON KIDS CLUB

We are a friendly group of mums and dads who get together at Broad Hinton Village Hall on the 1st Friday of the month from 9am to 11am. There are plenty

of activities for children aged 0-5, as well as a healthy snack.

Parents and carers come and enjoy a coffee and the chance to catch up. £2.50 per family.

Any questions/queries please call Rachel on 07818 402 474.

We also have a Facebook Broad Hinton Kids’ Club.

The Ridgeway Ladies

On Wednesday 8th January the ladies met for their first meeting of 2020. The

meeting began with the Chairperson (Marilyn) giving a resume of the 2019

programme. What a varied programme it was ...from ballet to bee

keeping...and the members all agreed it was an excellent, varied and most

enjoyable year. In the absence of the treasurer Glynis ran through the financial

report and the committee was re-elected (unfortunately Elaine resigned from

the committee and Joy was welcomed as a new committee member). Once the

formalities of the AGM were completed it was quiz time!

Marilyn had prepared a wonderful picture quiz.....from places to sports

persons, actors to famous people. It was a chance to get the little grey cells

activated and to chat to each other. On the whole we did quite well but the

sports personalities proved a little challenging for many of us!

An enjoyable evening was had by all. Our next meeting is on Wednesday 5th

February at 7.45pm in the village hall when our speaker will be Ros Burden (an

acupuncturist). Ladies why not come and join us? We have another year of

interesting and varied speakers - a year’s subscription is only £20 or to come

along for a single meeting is £3.


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Following a couple of weeks off in January, we are excited to get stuck into 2020.

We already have some interesting plans and events organised for the year ahead.

Here's what is happening from February;

Longer Hours and a Light Lunch Menu

Now opening at the earlier time of 12pm on Saturdays and offering a homemade

light lunch menu from 12-4pm on Saturdays and Sundays.

Sunday Roasts

Due to the success of our 'trial run' in November, we will be offering a homemade

Sunday roast on the 2nd and last Sunday of each month - booking will be advised.

On these Sundays, the light lunch menu will not be on offer.

'Everyday Magic' Art Exhibition

A local art group have put together an exhibition of unique pieces with the theme

'Everyday Magic' which will be on display throughout February.

Updated Opening Hours

Friday: 17:30 - 23:00 Saturday: 12:00 - 23:00 Sunday: 12:00 - 20:00

THE NEW INN, WINTERBOURNE MONKTON, SN4 9NW 01672 539793 FIND US ON FACEBOOK


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Wiltshire Air Ambulance Christmas 2019

Thank you and well done to everyone who bought or sold supporting our amazing WAA. I’ve paid in

just under £4000 made up from the following:

Cards, diaries, merchandise, monetary donations, WAA Winter Raffle (main winner Ted Pomeroy from

Trowbridge, other winners can be found on the WAA website) and The Big Give. A huge Thank You to

ALL of the local businesses and their staff who sold on our behalf:

R.A. Jephson, and St John’s Pharmacies in Wroughton. Crumps Coffee Shop, J. Rouse and Son in Royal

Wootton Bassett, Kennet Pharmacy in Marlborough, The Winterbourne and The Crown Inn. The

Ellendune Community Centre in Wroughton for letting me share Friday mornings during Market Day

time and Village Hall Coffee Mornings and anywhere else that I might have popped up!!

Recycle 4 WAA

Broad Hinton Primary School are collecting empty crisp packets/multi—packet/family packs, outer

wrappings and Tassimo pods as part of their being kinder to our world and making some money to

support a very worth while charity in WAA.

These are dropped off at local collection points recycled and monies help to support WAA. The Head,

Mrs Floyd will be doing a drop off over half-term, please leave in School porch last week of term,

beginning 10.2.2020 or deliver to me at 9 The Croft, Broad Hinton. Ring JW 731476 for more info.

Our Heli and The Team celebrate 30 years of saving lives this year. WAA operate up to 19 hours a day

365 days a year, and reach anywhere in Wiltshire in 11 minutes. To keep her flying we need to raise

£3.75 million a year, that’s approximately £10,000 a day. They are not funded directly by the

government and receive no national lottery grants. WAA are called out to on average three life saving

missions a day in the Heli or rapid response vehicles to all kinds of emergencies from road traffic

accident, child related emergencies to horse riding and cycling accidents as well as to other medical

emergencies.

They attend incidents like this across Wiltshire and neighbouring counties when needed. 2019 was

their busiest year so far, thanks to all the generosity of people, community groups, schools, businesses

and grant making trusts who make donations and fundraise to keep WAA flying and providing its life

saving service.

Go to Wilshire Air Ambulance website for more

information if you’d like to do more.

Julie Watts—Volunteer WAA

A New Year, A New Waste Free Lifestyle?

If you are like me you may have been thinking about, or chatting with your friends and family about

trying to live a more waste free lifestyle? Is it time to try to put it into action?

Next month I will be starting to put a few tips for waste free living into the Local News. I plan to start

with

Waste Free in the Kitchen

Does anyone fancy tackling a different part of a waste free life—clothing perhaps.

Contact Liz at [email protected]


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Hot New Orleans Jazz in Marlborough

With Doolally Tap www.doolallytap.net

Saturday 15th February 7.30pm at Marlborough Town Hall

If you want a really enjoyable evening (and / or have forgotten to take your Valentine out for something

special the day before !) then you should buy tickets for this amazing event, and in so doing help two

amazing charities working in the Marlborough area.

The band, Doolally Tap, are making a big name on the London Jazz scene with their infectious foot-

stomping shows at many venues including : Cadogan Hall, Wilton’s Music Hall, Hampton Court Palace, the

Queens House Greenwich,. and many Festivals.

Doolally were last seen in Wiltshire in the Devizes Arts Festival on 2018, in an event that was sold out

within weeks of tickets on sale and played to great acclaim.

Now they come to Marlborough for a very special appearance, and they will have the Wiltshire Music

Centre Saturday Jazz group warming up the evening at the start.

Wear something in style (1920’s onwards) if you wish to add to the fun, and there will be a prize for the

most appropriately dressed !

All proceeds will go to Alzheimer’s Support and Arts Together and the event is made possible by the

sponsorship of Kavanaghs residential and commercial, and PKA Architects

Tickets £20 from :

White Horse Bookshop, Marlborough : and Alzheimer’s Support, 5 Sidmouth St, Devizes and Pound Arts

01249 701628: https://poundarts.org.uk/whats-on/doolally-tap/

Badminton players needed!

A group of us play Badminton, for fun, every Thursday at the Lime Kiln in Royal Wootton

Bassett from 8-9 pm.

We would love to welcome any new players of any standard.

Please contact Miri on 07740929809 for more information.

http://www.doolallytap.net

https://poundarts.org.uk/whats-on/doolally-tap/


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White Horse Cricket Club

proudly presents their

Summer Ball 2020

Supporting

Ridgeway Breast Care Support Group &

White Horse Cricket Club

Saturday 27th June 7.00 for 7.30pm

The Cricket Ground, Manor Farm, Broad Hinton, Wilts, SN4 9PL

Fizz Reception

Dinner, Live Band, Auction & Raffle

Black Tie

Tickets at £65 per person Tables of 10

Pre-ordering of wine and bar tabs available. Dietary requirements catered for.

For more information and to reserve tickets, please contact either Chris…

Chris O’Neill: 07775 995432 / [email protected]

Chris Ladd: 07884075397 / [email protected]


mailto:chrisladd


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Saturday

28th March 2020

7:00 pm for 7:30 pm

Broad Hinton

Village Hall Tickets include

glass of sparkling wine

Contact Juanita Poulton [email protected]

01793 731158

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Shop Phone Number:

01672 539200

Winter opening hours from 1st November Monday- Friday 9am - 5pm,

Saturday Sundays & Bank Holidays 10am - 4pm

Wroughton

Country Market

BECOME A BELL-RINGER!

The ringers at the church of St

Peter ad Vincula at Broad Hinton

are looking for new recruits.

You’d start with one-on-one tuition with a

silenced bell. Once trained and able to

control a bell, novices will develop skills at

their own pace. Once competent, their

commitment would be to ring for services (2

or 3 Sundays per month) and occasional

weddings.

Interested? Contact Brian Poulton on

731158 or e-mail

[email protected]

It was good to see our loyal customers join us again after the Christmas break. We are here and raring to bring you new and exciting things during 2020.

Going plastic free is something we are continuing to tackle and hopefully we can come up with some other “planet friendly” schemes and items for you during the year. Watch this space...

Don’t forget ..... if you need anything bespoke or have any special requests please either come and speak to any of the producers at the market on a Friday morning (09.00 – 11.00) or ring Tina Grice on 01793 638240.

DO YOU HAVE TOO

MANY CARRIER BAGS?

We appreciate that supermarkets might

be charging 5p for their carrier bags but

the Local News delivery team needs some

urgently!

We use a dozen a month to get the

magazines to the kind people who deliver

to your door.

We would be enormously grateful if you

could pass on any surplus carrier bags to:

Brian Poulton (731158) or

Des Clarke (731606) . . . . Or bring them any Tuesday to Coffee Morning

Found

A gold coloured pendant necklace found near

Post Office Lane. If it is yours please contact me

on 01793 731158.

Juanita Poulton



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FOXGLOVE & GINGER

authentic East African Indian cuisine

Saturday 1st February at 7pm

BROAD HINTON VILLAGE HALL

EMAIL: [email protected]

TO REQUEST A MENU

POP UP RESTAURANT

WROUGHTON CHORAL SOCIETY.

Following our successful Christmas concert in early December we were able to send a donation of £300 to a charity called Helping Hands for Music. This will be used for a project to provide instruments and tuition to students in three Trowbridge schools.

Our next concert will be Haydn’s Nelson Mass on Saturday 16th May 2020. Re-hearsals start on Wednesday 12th February at 7.30 at St Joseph’s RC church in Wroughton. Enthusiastic singers are welcome. no auditions necessary. Email [email protected] or call 01793525856 for further information.



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Broad Hinton Coffee Morning

Coffee Morning is held every Tuesday morning between 10.00 and 12.00 in our lovely Village Hall. Everyone is welcome and we get visits from passing travellers too. The coffee is fresh and delicious and we serve caffeinated and decaff. There is a variety of teas available as well as hot chocolate and all it costs is £1.00 per cup or £2.00 per mug.

A drink is too wet to be drunk on its own so there is always a wonderful selection of yummy cakes or you may prefer a toasted crumpet or muffin and these come free with the coffee! What better value could you find anywhere?

Come along and join in the repartee with friends, neighbours and visitors to our lovely village. Catch up with all the latest details of forthcoming events as well. We look forward to seeing you.

Come and celebrate the reforming of

KINGS OF KNOWING

our local Rock and Roll Band

Saturday 21st March, 7.30pm

RABSON MANOR BARN

WINTERBOURNE BASSETT

SN4 9QF

Ticket only admission £15.00

(includes Hog Roast, salads & puds)

Cash Bar

Tickets from Lesley Catling 07778 553703

Claire Stiles 07880 583095

Proceeds to Winterbourne Bassett Church &

A local charity working with the homeless


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VIEW FROM THE RECTORY

‘For the strength of the pack is the wolf, and the strength of the wolf is

the pack.’ Rudyard Kipling

On a blustery Saturday in January we had the incredible ex-

perience of encountering Wolf-dogs. These extraordinary

creatures are gentle giants, 75% wolf, living with humans in

a tightly co-ordinated pack. I was entrusted with the small-

est female (larger than most GDS or Retrievers), very strong

and very loving. I marvelled at her ability to be fully present

with us, eager to join in the wandering of the much larger

pack of Wassailers, unfazed by anything except the physical

distance between her and the other two Wolf-dogs and their

human pack-mates. I began to ponder what we could learn

from them as we enter the month of Love - February.

Firstly they are fiercely loyal to their pack; they are the ultimate team players. Wolves will do

anything to protect their family, even if it means sacrificing themselves. They work together

to achieve a common goal that benefits the whole pack. They make the most of the resources

they have available and accept the situation they are in. Humans can also live in tough envi-

ronments but (in some cases) we don’t half moan about it - we could count blessings more!

The strict hierarchy in a wolf pack means that youngsters have a great respect for their elders.

I wonder who we need to have more respect for, regardless of age?

Wolves only take what they need. Humans tend to take far more than they need, which means

we are gradually ruining our planet. If we were as resourceful as wolves the world would be a

much better place and this is something we need to take to heart deeply and take action on

now.

Wolves could also teach us a great deal about true love, being more loyal to their families than

most humans, and relationships between siblings are just as strong as between cubs and par-

ents. In the wild it really is ‘until death us do part’, as they mate only once, for life. If you see

a lone wolf in the wild the chances are it is deeply grieving or a lonely youngster seeking a

soul mate.

An integral ingredient in showing love is communication and much of what happens between

wolves is non-verbal; it seems effortless to our human eyes but is actually underpinned by

their ability to show deep affection. Life can be intense and we forget to show those closest to

us affection: we could do a lot worse this February in the so-called month of Love than to

take time out to do just this! At one stage the wolf-dog went under my clergy cloak and snug-

gled against me, her entire weight on my leg. It felt wonderful to be so trusted and reminded

me of the promise that one day wolf, lion, lamb would live together in peace and a child

would lead them. Perhaps the wolf might give us some ideas to help us live differently this

February - St Francis certainly found it was so!

Rev’d Maria Shepherdson


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Sunday 2 February – Gold or White Presentation of Christ in the Temple Candlemas Malachi 3.1-5 Hebrews 2.14-end Luke 2.22-40 Sunday 9 February– Green 3rd Sunday before Lent Isaiah 58.1-9a [9b-12] Psalm 112 [or 112.1-9] 1 Corinthians 2.1-12 [13-end] Matthew 5.13-20 Sunday 16 February – Green 2nd Sunday before Lent Genesis 1.1-2.3 Romans 8.18-25 Matthew 6.25-end

Sunday 23 February – Green 2nd Sunday of Epiphany Exodus 24.12-end 2 Peter 1.16-end Matthew 17.1-9 Wednesday 26 February – Purple Ash Wednesday Joel 2.1-2, 12-17 or Isaiah 58.1-12 Psalm 51.1-18 2 Corinthians 5.20b-6.10 Matthew 6.1-6, 16-21 or John 8.1-11 Sunday 1 March - Purple 1st Sunday of Lent Genesis 2.15-17;3.1-7 Romans 5.12-19 Matthew 4.1-11

Readings in February

St Katherine & St Peter’s Winterbourne Bassett

Please join us

for

Candlemas Service

at 11.15 a.m.

on

Sunday, 2 February 2020

Come to a special short service of Holy Communion to mark the festival of Candlemas when Jesus the baby is held in the arms of elderly Ann and Simeon who have waited all their lives to see him.

A celebration of youth and age!

All welcome. Coffee served afterwards.

Little Angels

Come along for singing, snacks, Bible stories, play

and craft activities for toddlers.

Tea and cake for grown ups!

10 am on Thursday mornings 6th & 27th February and 12th & 26th March

at Kennet Valley School.

Free of charge We look forward to seeing you there.


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WHO’S WHO in the Upper Kennet Churches

RECTOR - REV’D MARIA SHEPHERDSON 01672 539643 The Rectory, 27 High Street, Avebury, SN8 1RF E-mail [email protected] If you require a priest in an emergency and are unable to contact Rev’d Maria please telephone one of the churchwardens.

BENEFICE SAFEGUARDING REPRESENTATIVES: Mrs Elizabeth Daley 01672 539277 Mr Roderick Palfrey 01793 731067 LICENSED LAY MINISTER Mrs Sibella Laing 01672 861600 [email protected]

LAY PASTORAL ASSISTANTS Mrs Claire Stiles 1793 731620 c.j.stiles@hotmail. co.uk Mr Graham Kitchen 01672 861349 [email protected]

BENEFICE OFFICE: Anne Robinson, Sophie Roberts (Mon-Thurs, 10am-1pm) Address: The Garden Room, 62 Lockeridge, SN8 4EL

Tel: 01672 861786 e-mail: [email protected] Benefice Website: www.kennet8.org.uk

CHURCHWARDENS AVEBURY Mrs Maureen Dixon 01672 539690 Mrs Sandra Hues 01672 539444 [email protected] Mrs Helen Vickers 01672 539482 [email protected] EAST KENNETT Mr Graham Kitchen 01672 861349 [email protected] Mrs Jo Snape 01672 861267 [email protected] WEST OVERTON Mrs Susan Rogers 01672 861374 [email protected] FYFIELD Ms Vicky Evans 01672 861622 [email protected] WINTERBOURNE MONKTON Ms Penny Gold 01672 539158 [email protected] WINTERBOURNE BASSETT Mrs Glynis Long 01793 731398 [email protected] Mr Peter Barry 01793 731589 [email protected] BROAD HINTON Miss Sally Cartwright 01793 731050 [email protected] Mrs Gill Crabtree 07774 424125 [email protected] Mr Robert Fitzpatrick 01793 739156 [email protected] Benefice Council Lay Vice-Chair Mr Mark Wightman 01793 731452 [email protected]

PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL SECRETARIES AVEBURY Mr David Davidge 01672 513819 [email protected] EAST KENNETT, FYFIELD & WEST OVERTON Mrs Lynne Williams 01672 861511 [email protected] WINTERBOURNE MONKTON Mr Bill Buxton 01672 539199 [email protected] WINTERBOURNE BASSETT Mr Martin Knight 01793 731764 [email protected] BROAD HINTON Mrs Marjorie Sykes 01793 731471 [email protected]

MAGAZINES

UPPER KENNET NEWS in Fyfield, West Overton, East & West Kennett, Beckhampton, Avebury Trusloe, Avebury, Winterbourne Monkton & Berwick Bassett: Editor David Throup, Longmynd, Lockeridge SN8 4ED 01672 861279 [email protected] Please send all copy including advertising and payment to David Throup. Final copy date 20th of each month

LOCAL NEWS in Uffcott, Broad Hinton & Winterbourne Bassett: Editor Liz Moakes 07776 188805 [email protected] Advertising Steve Cutler 07761 577998 [email protected]

Final copy date 20th of each month



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2020 Kreative Kidz

Family Church Please help and join us in establishing a New Community initiative.

An afternoon of arts, crafts, music and games with supper for all the

family. Help us come together for Messy Play and create a local

Children’s Ministry.

On Saturday 21st March

Additionally running on:

16th May

4th July

19th September

28th November

From 4 – 6pm in Broad Hinton Village Hall.

Please reach out to either Gill Crabtree or Kate Huggins if you are interested in

helping us get this Community event off the ground. Kate is contactable

on 07920 587 594 or [email protected].

Leaders are DBS and Safeguard Trained in line with

Diocese of Salisbury policy. Children will be expected

to be accompanied by an adult. This initiative is supported by and is

part of the Upper Kennet Benefice.



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“A brief respite from everyday pressures –

a time of peace, calm and silent reflection.”

MEDITATION (TAIZÉ) Service

Every fortnight on a Wednesday evening at East Kennett Church from 7.00 to 7.25pm: a chance to just sit quietly and relax and enjoy the silence and the

peace by candlelight, with a background of occasional singing and some words of wisdom.

Future dates for your diary:

Wednesday 5th February, Wednesday 19th February,

Under The Beech Tree

A Space to Breathe

takes a BREATHER!

The ground at the Rectory is waterlogged and the weather has been atrocious. After speaking to those who have faithfully attended throughout the winter we shall take a break from the great outdoors and gather again in the spring. Watch this space for further details or do let me know if you would like to be emailed in advance to decide dates and times for the new sessions. Please email [email protected] or leave a message on 01672 539643.

Tuesday FEBRUARY 4th - 'Those who sing pray twice.' Come and share your favourite hymn, discover your own 'voice' (crows welcome!) and dig a bit deeper into how music can add to our experience of God. Tuesday MARCH 10th - 'Don't give something up - Give something OUT.' Explore how we might live Lent differently - no giving up of chocolate or wine - an alternative look at Lent.

ALL WELCOME

Talking Tuesdays

@ The Rectory

Avebury

7.30 pm

Talk, Eat, Pray

lively debate,

great refreshments



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Church Notice Board

Funerals

Hilda Buckton 30 December Winterbourne Monkton William Lawson 6 January Avebury John Wilding 10 January Avebury Abigail Demir 16 January West Overton

Broad Hinton

Flower Rota

1st & 8th February Trish Wightman and Tina Tidey

15th & 22nd February Chris Horan and Jenny Clarke

Cleaning Rota

3rd & 10th February Helen Miller and Candace Gaisford

17th & 24th February Sally Cartwright and Kirsty Crammond

Winterbourne Bassett

Flower Rota

1st February Angela Bewsher

8th February Cole Family

15th February Barbara Dodds

22nd February Sarah Harvey

26th February Lent

Cleaning Rota

8th February Sarah Harvey

15th February Parmjit Banga

If you are unable to do the dates you have been allocated please arrange to swop

with someone else or failing that, contact your co-ordinator.


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