DELIVERED TO HOMES IN IN THIS ISSUE , Symptom free Covid testing LYMPNE , starts in , help on hand COURT-AT during lockdown,Lympne air NEWSLETTER STREET AND field in the swinging 60’s JANUARY 2021 ROAD And much ,much more WE WANT TO WISH YOU A VERY HAPPY NEW NEWS LETTER DIRECT TO YOUR YEAR, why because it is just that, a brand new year with hope of an end to the types of IN BOX? – SAY NO MORE restrictions we have unfortunately become used If you would like to receive this to over the last few months. At the time of newsletter direct to your email writing the Country is back in what is almost a each month please copy the full lockdown but could this be one of the last! following link into your The vaccine is being rolled out, we are heading preferred browser and subscribe from winter into spring and then hopefully away to our E-newsletter service. http://eepurl.com/hfeE9v from a more dangerous time when viruses Alternative scan the QR code to thrive. be taken to the subscription form. These have been unprecedented times. Pushing Only a first name and an email are required. people to their limits to keep busy, keep positive for themselves and others and just getting HELP THE COUNCIL SAVE SOME TREES AND SOME through the days. Our children have been put MONEY under pressure to try and study again on line and If you subscribe to the e newsletter and wish to be it is easy as adults to forget what strains this removed from the hand delivery service please puts on our young people. Businesses are again send your name and address to the Council Clerk at being prevented from operating putting pressures [email protected] on the economy and the families trying to earn a Your information will only be used to ensure you no longer receive a paper copy, your information will living not to mention the effects on mental be kept securely and not shared outside of health. This is why complying with the Lympne Parish Council government guidelines are still so important. Preventing the spread of the virus and getting the vaccine out are a priority. Protecting our most vulnerable and supporting our communities will speed our recovery to a more normal life. The volunteer hubs are still working and are looking for volunteers. The contact number is on the right of this page.Those struggling with their mental health can find help from various organisations in Kent.The Mental Health Matters phone line is free, confidential and open 24 hours STILL HERE, STILL SUPPORTING a day, 365 days a year. The service is provided by an independent charity. Call 0800 107 0160 to Email [email protected] Call 01303 269602 (and to volunteer) speak to someone in their highly trained and (messages can be left outside opening hours) experienced Mental Health Matters team. Open Monday - Friday 8.45am - 3.45pm Visit https://www.mhm.org.uk/ Release the Pressure Call 0800 107 0160 to release the pressure if you’re feeling stressed for free confidential support at any time. You can also SERVICING, MOT’S, BRAKES, CLUTCHES, TIMING BELTS text Kent to 85258 for 24 hour mental health crisis AIR CONDITIONING, TYRES, WHEEL ALIGNMENT support via text from trained volunteers. & VEHICLE ELECTRICS This service is provided by SHOUT and you can visit their website here https:// FOR ALL MAKES OF VEHICLE www.giveusashout.org/ VOLKSWAGEN GROUP SPECIALIST You can also get help if you are suffering within an SEAT SKODA AUDI VOLKSWAGEN abusive relationship by contacting the Domestic Abuse Support Services in kent on 0808168 9111 COLLECTION AND DELIVERY SERVICE AVAILABLE Or clicking this link & Hythe – Domes- CAESARS WAY, FOLKESTONE, KENT, CT19 4AL 01303 275 795 tic Abuse (domesticabuseservices.org.uk) STAY HOME- PROTECT THE NHS-SAVE LIVES A FAMILY RUN BUSINESS TRADING FOR OVER 40 YEARS

OBSERVATIONS OF AN ARTIST IN A RURAL COMMUNITY Michael and Freda Owen and their daughter Suzanne have, for several years helped me out by lending me sheep to help maintain the field belonging to me and my late wife, Jenny. On an occasional visit down to Wayfield House, Michael and Freda, in their busy lives, sat down outside for a chat and so I grabbed my camera for references which lead to this double portrait. I was pleased to have the chance to paint portraits of two of the very important people in the community. My 41 years living here, has led to many `painterly` interpretations of the local landscape as well as our garden in all aspects and seasons. Long term residents and `Lookers`(shepherds) of West Hythe, Tom and Peter Wratten previously had their sheep grazing on our field and this led to, not only sheep as a subject but also me doing quick sketches of sheep shearing which, at that time, was often in our field. I have also done portrait drawings of Tom and Born in West Hythe, Kent, Brian Oxley attended the Folkestone School of Art and has exhibited widely including in Royal Academy Summer Exhibitions. His paintings Peter. So, - as it were, Michael and Freda have can be found in collections throughout the world and he is listed in David Buck- completed the `picture`. man’s authorative “Artists in Britain since 1945” and in “Who’s Who in Art (35th Brian Oxley Wayfield House, St Marys Road, West Edition 2012)” (ref—Brian Oxley Archives - William Shannon Fine Art (originalscottishart.com) Hythe.

Lympne HELP FIGHT COVID Village Hall A huge thank you to SYMPTOM-FREE COVID TESTING Port Lympne Rapid-result coronavirus Reserve who kindly (COVID-19) testing for people installed the 12ft who don’t have symptoms has Christmas tree started in Kent. outside the Harry Margary Hall.It was You can now book an appointment at one of the 14 sites due to be sited in across Kent and a further 10 sites will be opening over the The Mansion House, coming weeks to help try to reduce the rates of COVID-19. but Tier 3 and 4 restrictions prevented These sites are in addition to the regional and local testing them from opening. sites for people who have symptoms. The symptom-free Rather than let it go testing will find people who don’t currently have to waste, they very symptoms, who may be unknowingly spreading the virus in the community. kindly donated it to us for the whole Symptom-free testing sites are being set up using funding Picture courtesy of E R Howes-Lawrence village to enjoy. from central government to support local councils and Everyone was invited to add a decoration or message for a loved one with a small help reduce rates of COVID-19 donation for the Aspinall Foundation.Thank you to You can find the link to book at test by searching for everyone who took part.Congratulations to the symptom free testing Kent on the internet or if you are winners of the first ever Light Up Lympne Christmas reading the electronic version click here. decorating competition.The winners were the Sephton Family of High Berwick, Stone Street who's More sites will be opening but the site closest to Lympne is lovely display fought off strong completion from Folkestone Library 2 Grace Hill Folkestone CT20 1HD. entrants around the village. We hope your trophy will have pride of place! We hope it wont be too long The site is being resourced by the Royal Engineers and before we can throw open the hall doors again, but in volunteers. If you can take your NHS number and if the meantime have a safe and happy 2021. possible complete the registration before attending to

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STUDYING HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY IN LYMPNE (SHAL) A New Year and a New Beginning! Firstly, SHAL has carried out a great deal of archaeological surveying over the last few years which has added to our knowledge of the Roman landscape in Lympne, and as soon as restrictions are lifted we will be carrying out further surveys and hopefully excavations to consolidate the evidence. More on this will follow over the coming months.

On Tuesday 12 January commencing at 7.30pm, we will be enjoying an on-line talk by Vince Williams, local historian and author on “The History of Cheriton”. The name Cheriton derives from the Old English words “Cirice tūn” meaning Church farmstead. St Martin’s Church, the parish church of Cheriton and the oldest church in Folkestone, dates back to before 900AD. There is evidence of a settlement in what we now know as Cheriton as early as 2500BC although little is known about the settlers.

On Tuesday 9 February commencing at 7.30pm, Pamela Clark and Fiona Jarvest will be taking participants through “The Origins of Well-Known Phrases and Sayings”, eg: “raining cats and dogs”, “don’t throw the baby out with the bath water”, feeling “groggy” etc etc. We use so many words and phrases which, although we know what we mean by them, have no obvious connection to their context, and often their origins go back hundreds of years.

If you are not already on our mailing list and would like to join either or both of these presentations, or would like more information about SHAL, please contact Fiona Jarvest on 01303 237143 or email: [email protected].

LYMPNE AIRFIELD HISTORY SOCIETY

It is the Swinging Sixties and The Hollies Sang I’m Alive at the Top of the Charts A Momentous Day for Skyways Flight SX 716 By John Simpson Sunday 11th was a momentous day for Lympne Airfield or Airport as it was called at the time. It was a wet gusty late afternoon as Skyways Hawker Siddeley HS 748 G-ARMV approached the southern boundary of across the Aldington Road. The pilot Captain Jeff Smith had been given clearance to land, but was fighting to control a drift to the right of the runway centreline. It had departed on schedule from Beauvais near where it had taken off at 3.51pm. Still drifting right, it hit the grass airfield heavily on its starboard undercarriage. The impact tore away the undercarriage, wing and engine nacelle on the same side and then rolled over eventually coming to a stop inverted having swung through 180 degrees. All 52 passengers and crew including a baby held by its mother were still strapped into their seats, but mercifully still alive, if shocked, as they hung upside down in the fuselage. Air Stewardess Ann Playfoot was heard to say, ‘not to worry’ as she released herself falling to the roof! With the smell of leaking fuel the crew of four assisted the passengers to leave the wrecked airliner. This accident would directly lead to Lympne Airport becoming known as Ashford Airport in June 1969 with a tarmac covered concrete runway and new terminal building, officially opened by Leader of the Opposition at the time. The grass runway had been a point of contention for some years as larger aircraft had found difficulty landing at Lympne in fogbound soggy conditions for years. The earlier car carrying airline Silver City had switched to Ferryfield in 1954 for these reasons. The 1965 accident had seen the 748 dig into the soft ground after a heavy landing from a steeper than normal approach, then break up and roll over. The next day Lympne was front page news in national daily newspapers and would be discussed in Parliament. The crew that day comprised Jeff Smith, Ann Playfoot, First Officer D.W. Tamblyn and Supernumerary Crew Member Mr S. Druleve. They were commended for their bravery in looking after the passengers. Picked out for particular praise was Ann Playfoot, who flew again the next day. Her only worry was what it had done to her hairdo, as she joked with the press and TV refusing to remove her head scarf. Top of the charts at the time was a song called I’m Alive by The Hollies. I’ll bet many of those involved sung the hit to themselves over and over again!

For more information about Lympne Airfield History Society, please contact John Simpson on 01303 265078 or email [email protected]

This winter we are SERVICES AT backing Kent Community Foundation’s Surviving ST STEPHEN’S CHURCH, LYMPNE Winter Campaign “Knock and Check”. In line with Government and Church guidelines, Knock & Check is a campaign to St Stephen’s will be open once again for individual reignite the community spirit prayer and reflection, commencing seen during the COVID-19 pandemic and doing some- thing small to help those most vulnerable during the Sundays 11am winter months. Small actions could make a big differ- In these times when many are anxious and uncertain, it is ence: hoped you will find it helpful to spend a little time in the • Knock on the door to say ‘hello’ peace and tranquility of our ancient church. Social • Offer to pick up some food or add something to distancing and hygiene precautions will, of course, apply. your online shopping For all enquiries • Drop off a slice of cake • Plate up an extra meal Please contact Benefice • Share books or magazines Administrator on • Volunteer for one of our fantastic organisations 03000 301 662 or in Kent beneficeadministrator@ • Share details of supporting services Remember to follow Government guidelines on social distancing to keep communities COUNTRY MATTERS With Mid-winter is suggested to be safe from COVID-19. MICHAEL OWEN the quiet time of the year, but • Keep a 2m distance, it is not. The milking cows are staying outdoors at all strawed down twice a day and the youngster every other times day. We have 60+ calves born from August to now, 34 • Wash your hands before calves 9 months or more in age plus 30 heifers which will and after a visit calve down in August, plus the beef animals these all need strawing down so that is a lot of work, but we do have 3 • Wear a face mask grandchildren who help out. Straw is in short supply due to To find out more about how the hot summer so our straw must last until April, but it is you can take part, visit disappearing fast. The cows now sleep on a straw bed, in www.kentcf.org.uk/ the old building the cows slept in cubicles one per cow. The cows are milked on the 2 robotic milkers which milk for 22 hours, no getting up at 4.50am for the 7.30 milk collection.Have just watched a program on TV about the , during this time many local people with children were evacuated, we went to Devizes, but came back to Hythe towards the end of the battle, and then got bombed out, it is thought the German pilots flying a Focke Wulf 190 lost their nerves and dropped their bombs as they were leaving, one went through the roof of Philbeach House and then bounce again in Station Road and then exploded over our house in Mill Road near the Old Mill House, half our house was knocked down, father and us boys were heading to the Morris shelter, mother laid over my siter and ending up on the ground floor but she saved my sister, my father pulled them both out of the rubble badly bruised. We went with the ARP to the first aid post which is now Waitrose, after a stitch or two we went back to school. At the town hall a notice board went up naming all the injured people, luckily, they did not mention the stiches on my bottom. I wish you all a safe and happy 2021.

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MATTERS ARISING - NEWS FROM THE COMMITTEE ROOM. Well here we are in 2021 and who knows what that will entail. The parish kicked off their first meeting of the year with the news that the new traffic calming measures for Aldington Road in the area of the County members will be installed on the 12th January over night. It is hoped that this visual deterrent will encourage drivers to slow as they enter the village. Concerns over parking in Beacon Way were discussed due to the rise of people coming to the village and enjoy the various walks around the Countryside. While there are no parking restrictions matters of obstruction should be reported to the appropriate authority which for this type of offence is the Police. The Council agreed to write to the websites advertising the walks around Lympne to encourage visitors to use the Village Hall Carpark. One of the many planning applications discussed included an application by Spicers at the Lympne Industrial Estate to develop a lorry park, with welfare facilities for 51 lorries. The Council objected to this applications citing concerns about noise, litter and there not being adequate welfare facilities and food provision. The planning application reference is 20/2024/FH and can be viewed through the District council website where comments can be made. Looking forward to when we can start mixing again the Council decide to replace the damaged netball posts with something more robust! This decision was given a further boost when District Councillor Jon Wing offered support from his Ward Members Community Grant. The next meeting of the Council will be held on line on Wednesday 3rd February. All are welcome please check the notice boards and website for joining instructions OTHER CONTACTS DISTRICT COUNCILLORS- [email protected] KCC WARDEN JON LODGE Cllr Doug Wade– KENT COUNTY COUNCILLOR 07969 583915 [email protected] MARTIN WHYBROW [email protected] Cllr John Wing– Email [email protected]

LYMPNE PARISH COUNCIL TRAFFIC COMMITTEE LYMPNE VOLUNTEER AND HELP SHAPE THE FUTURE OF OUR PARISH PARISH COUNCIL The Council are looking for members of the community to form a Committee to CONTACT DETAILS consider traffic and road safety initiatives. The Council have identified the need to be able to analyse planning applications and road infrastructure plans as a key If you have any queries priority for the future of our village. An example of how a development outside our regarding local issues, or any Parish can affect traffic flow and levels is shown through the building of Martello Lakes. We are all aware of the rise in traffic entering and leaving the village via other matters you September Lympne Hill. Developments in and of course The Otterpool Garden Town wish to raise, you can contact will add further pressures on our roads and impact on villagers quality of life. You could make a difference! If you are interested in volunteering to be on the Traffic Lympne Parish Councillors as Committee please contact the Parish Clerk via email at [email protected] follows: OPERATION SUNSHINE TRY OUR WEBSITE You can contact us in writing The collector for the above using the Clerks address worthy cause is Joan Clemens. www.lympne.net below: If you have any donations big or small please contact her on Sally Edwards – Chair, 260 116 Jo Howes – Vice Chair, Rob Auger REFUSE COLLECTION DATES Ian White , JANUARY/FEBRUARY 2021 Kerry Boyland-Wood Recycling (Purple Lid/Black Box) and Food Waste will be collected Claire Yates and on: Tuesday 19th Jan and 2nd/16th Michael Boor Feb. Non-Recyclables (Green Lid) All Correspondence should be and Food Waste will be collected sent to the Clerk Clerk: Jeff on: Tuesday 12th/26th Jan and Lawrence 29 Honeywood 9th/23rd Feb. Garden Waste will be collected on and 20th Jan and Close Lympne 3rd/ 17th Feb. Tel: 01303 230 525 e-mail: Please do not put the lid on the Black Box—use the [email protected] food waste container or a heavy object .

Non-emergency calls CONTACTING THE POLICE For all other calls to the police please telephone 101. If you are deaf, deafened, Emergency calls — In an emergency please telephone hard of hearing or have a speech impairment, a text phone is available on 18001 101. You should use these non-emergency numbers to: 999. If you are deaf, deafened, hard of hearing or have a • Report a crime not currently in progress - for example a stolen car, burglary, or speech impairment, a text phone is available on 18000. Use these numbers if: damaged property. • A crime is happening right now. • Report a minor traffic collision. • Someone is in immediate danger, or there is a risk of serious damage to • Give information to the police about crime in your area. property. • Speak to the police about a general enquiry. • A suspect for a serious crime is nearby. • Contact a specific police officer or member of staff. • There is a traffic collision involving injury or danger to other road users. 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