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Lines ar e open Monda y-Friday between 9.00am and 5.00pm. You will need your bank details r ead y as w ell as this r eference information: Church name: St John the Baptist Church, Parish Giving Scheme parish code: 290629038 • B y cheque pa yable to ShedLield PCC • A one-off donation lar ge or small will help pa y t owards our utility bills. • A r egular monthl y donation of £1 0 or £20 w ould he lp enormousl y. • With a bequest in fa vour of the church by remembering us in your will. Bishops and a Be vy of Beauties F or S ale I will ag ain ha ve plants for sale this year from home to raise Church funds. These will include Dahlia Bishops, pott ed fr ame s of Sweet Peas, Salvias and Tithonia, the Mexican sun Llo wer. Ther e ma y w ell be har dy fuchsias, too. These will all be a vailable from mid-June and for details please contact: [email protected]. Phone: 0148 892538 PARISH MAGAZINE ST JOHN THE B APTIST CHUR CH, SHEDFIELD SHEDFIELD - SHIRRELL HEA TH - WAL THAM CHASE Revd Jane Isaac’s update on church life during the pandemic* Isn ’t it good to have printed parish magazines again! And even better, having the magaz ines online as well means that they’re reaching a whole new readership online via the church websites. Thank you on behalf of all our readers in both parishes to the editors, magazine committees, contributors, distributors and advertisers – longstand- ing and new – for making the magazines happen month by month. Chu rch opening: I’m delighted to be able to let you know that St John the Baptist, ShedLi eld and St Nicholas, Wickham are able to remain opened for private prayer during the week and for services on Sunday: Private prayer: Every day between 10.00am–4.00pm. Come in – the door is open wide! – and spend some quiet time in this cool, comforting, special space, light a candle and enjoy the stillness. One visitor told me that she could feel the prayer in the air. Sunday worship: I’m writing this only a couple of days after the Prime Minister announced that the anticipat- ed ending of lockdown on June 21st wouldn’t now be happening, so it would be unwise to commit to any published schedule of services just now! Whilst we wait for as clear a possible steer on social distancing and other restrictions, my intention is to ease us gently into a regular Sunday worship pattern, whilst continuing the joint beneLice worship service every week at 10.00am, alternating between St John the Baptist Church, ShedLi eld and St Nicholas, Wickham. Details are available on the church websites, village Facebook pages and on the noticeboards outside both churches and in Wickham Square. More details of Sunday services will be availab le in the September edition of the parish magazines, along with the return of the church diary listings whi ch I know so many of you enjoy and appreciate. If you would like to receive the weekly eBulletin mailing, please do get in touch with the parish administrators (their contact details are on the inside front cover of your magaz ine). The ministry team and churchwardens are continuing to review the speed at which we come out of lockdown restrictions and widen the variety of services available in the light of national Church of England, diocesan and Government guidance. Detailed information about this guidance can be found on the Church of England website churchofengland.org/coronavirus and the Diocese of Portsmouth’s coronavirus pages portsmouth.anglican.org/coronavirus Please be aware that despite the easing of lockdown, face coverings must still be worn in church at all times and that social distancing and track and trace requirements continue to be in place. I’m very grateful to my ministry team colleagues and the volunteers who remain as committed as ever to keeping the churches open, Covid-secure and as welcoming as we can make them given the ongoing restrictions. Online services: For those of you who aren’t yet quite comfortable about being out and about again, for the time being the popular suite of Being Church at Home services will continue every week, accessible online or in easy-to-print-out format. A printed copy of the weekly Sunday service can be delivered to you if you aren’t able to access it online: just get in touch with the ministry team (details on the inside front cover of this maga- zine). When will Lunch Club and other groups be getting underway again? Some of our regular groups have put together a schedule of outdoor and/or Zoom meetings, others have made the decision to wait until September before meeting up again: please be reassured that your group leaders will be in touch with all the information you need as soon as they possibly can. Revd Juliet and Revd Ruth join me in sending you our love and all good wishes, Jan e *Written on 16 June 2021 – please be aware that government and Church of England regulations and guidelines may have been changed or amended by the time you read this . The Revd Dr Ruth Howlett-Shipley When I agreed to write this article, I had hoped that I mean it when they said would be commenting that we were free from the ‘how are you?’, for those restrictions around the coronavirus - but we aren’t who stood on their quite there yet! Having said that, there is now light at driveways and clapped the end of the tunnel. The rollout of the vaccination for the carers, for the has been phenomenal and it is wonderful to know gratitude paid to the that all adults are now being offered the vaccine. essential workers, the bin men, the shop work- Aft er so long when we could only mix with our own ers etc. who kept society household or support bubble it is fantastic that we running….. But have we are now able to carefully meet other people. alr eady forgotten all Alt hough we are still advised to meet outside where this? possible, on those days when the weather seems to have forgotten that it is supposed to be summer, it is Some people will be looking forward to getting back great we can now meet up to six other people inside. to doing all the things that they did before we discov- What a joy it has been to be able to speak to people in ered the words ‘covid-19’, ‘lockdown’ and ‘social real life and not just as a box on a screen. Humans are distancing’. They are excited about the ‘new normal’ made to be relational and for many people the isola- which will be just like the old normal. tion of the last months has been very hard. But for others the ‘new normal’ is going to be very During the Lirst lockdown you will remember that all different from that which went before. For those churches were required to close their doors but who have lost loved ones during the pandemic since the end of the Lirst lockdown a year ago the (whether to covid or to other causes), for those who ministry team and the churchwardens have worked are suffering from long- covid and those who have har d to keep our churches open as much as possible had vital treatment delayed due to pressures on the whilst maintaining a covid-secure environment. The NHS it is not possible just to go back to the old church is open for private prayer every day and over normal. the last months we have enjoyed welcoming people Just as some people are excited to see society coming back to Sunday services and it is wonderful to see back to normal there will be others who are still very more people feeling brave enough to join us. scared. There will be many people who can’t wait for Thi s month we have held our Lirst weddings since lar ge gatherings to resume but there will also be the latest lockdown which have been joyous occa- those who can’t yet face that, who are still scared to sions and over the last year we have come to appreci- go outside their own home. As a society we are going ate just how special small weddings can be – even to need to encompass both sides – and all those who with the mandatory face coverings. But we can’t sit somewhere in the middle. We are going to need to forget just how many couples have had to rearrange learn to be considerate of others in a new and differ- their plans on numerous occasions and how disrupt- ent way as we all try to navigate the ‘new normal’. ed their planning has been – one couple have had to But this isn’t the Lirst time that the world had been change the date of their wedding four times! ask ed to embrace a new normal. Much of the teach- ing of Jesus was based on turning the old normal As we slowly and gradually move to the ‘new normal’ upside down. He told us that the Lirst shall be last and I wonder what that will look like? I would like to the last shall be Lirst. He told us that the meek and the think that it was one in which the spirit of the Lirst poor are blessed. He taught us about a new normal. lockdown continued; where volunteers came So, as we start to navigate our new, post-covid forward in droves to help those in our society who normal I hope that we can remember those positive were isolated and vulnerable, for the people who ideas from the Lirst lockdown and work toward a greeted us from the other side of the road when we ‘new normal’ that reLlects all that Jesus teaches us. went on our daily walk and genuinely seemed to ASSISTANT ADVERTISING MANAGER NEEDED FOR SHEDFIELD PARISH MAGAZINE TO TAKE OVER AS MANAGER FROM 2022 You would be joining a friendly team responsible for the production of the magazine delivered to 1900 households in ShedLield, Waltham Chase and Shirrell Heath. If you have – • Basic computer skills using Microsoft Excel and Word • An interest in the local business community • A few hours a week available Please contact Brian Southon on 01329 832286 or e-mail [email protected] I KNO W WHY I BELIEVE My wife took a sideways step (or maybe it was a promo- saw Longhorn Inquisitor Beetles, Ashy Mining Bees, tion, 18 months in and I’m still not sure) in her work for Hawthorne Shield Bugs and white tailed and buff tailed the NHS. She is now responsible for supporting the bumblebees. Slowing down gives us a chance to appreci- mental and emotional well-being of some 6,500 staff ate the rich diversity of the world around us but there’s who are largely struggling after 15 months of dealing more than that. It gives us a chance to really connect with with Covid. She works with counsellors and the hospital people too. chaplaincy and deals in things like mindfulness, Mental When you slow down you talk with people and leave Health helplines and meditation. space to listen to what they are saying. When we slowed Inevitably some of this stuff gets talked about and I know down and talked with our son and listened, we learned far more now about Mental Health First Aid, Ignatian he was having problems at school. When we slowed meditation, journaling and mindfulness and I’ve been down and paid attention my wife and I realised we had particularly impressed with the last of those, mindful- different expectations of a holiday and found a compro- ness. Mindfulness, in its simplest form, is about slowing mise. Slowing down can bring incredible beneLits. down and being more aware of the world around you. It Friends of ours retired a year ago and have been living on is amazing what you see when you slow down and look a narrow boat. Someone said to the husband “That must and listen. be hard if you fallout” to which he replied “We haven’t fallen out, we’ve fallen in.” Apart from being an incredi- Last week we were away on holiday and we had a full bly cute thing to say it also, to me, showed the value of week planned. It was, essentially, going to be one of those slo wing down. Strong bonds are made stronger. holidays you need a holiday to recover from. However, within the Lirst two days both my wife and I had Perhaps this is why walking and pilgrimages are seeing accidents that slowed us down and made us change our such a resurgence, perhaps we are all sick of going faster plans to something more leisurely. Although I love being and faster and Linding less and less joy. Maybe it’s time to in the countryside I’m not wildly knowledgeable about it aim for that closeness Jesus found spending three years but hobbling on a sore ankle gave me the time to look walking, talking and eating with a small group of friends. more closely at things. So instead of wildLlowers I saw That sounds heavenly indeed. Scarlet Pimpernel, Kingcup, Columbine, Common Spot- Pete Bangs, Methodist Pioneer Missioner. ted Orchid and smooth Hawksbeard. Instead of bugs I On 9th September at St Nicholas Church at 3.30 For anyone who hasn’t tried us we are a form of church for children and adults that involves creavity, celebraon and hospitality. We would love you to join us. For more ideas visit our Messy Church Page at hp://www.stnicholaswickham.org.uk/messy-church/ To find out more: call Sue Piam (Messy Team Leader) on 01329 828 589 and visit www.messychurch.org.uk ‘R-MEN’ REPAIR CAFÉ Waltham Chase Methodists are opening a Repair Editor’s contribution; Milk Tray. Café called ‘R-Men’ to recycle and repair portable We bought a Traidcraft tray years ago with a glass domestic equipment. Bring along that broken item. sheet enclosing a pretty pattern. We needed a tray The y plan to open the Lirst Saturday morning in the for the milkman to month from 10 am – 12 noon starting Saturday 4th place his milk bottles September at Waltham Chase Methodist Church. and for us to leave the Volunteers of all ages are welcome to help. Or - go empties and the tray is alo ng for coffee and chat with the guys. just the right size. The y aim to reduce waste, cut carbon and help with Soon the glass cracked Climat e Change. And - it really helps people to and was covered with understand their equipment better. For further transparent Duck details contact R-Men at [email protected] Tape. Not great. Leaving it out in the rain loosened the joints – even worse. Now glass replaced by The re is a website: www.r-men.org.uk plastic cut from an old poster frame and all glued Facebook page: together with epoxy resin with 2 small pieces of www.fac ebook.com/R-Men-108934084118752 wood beneath to lift off the ground – result a milk The R-Men Repair Café is supported by Hampshire tray hopefully for the next 10 years! County Council. SAVE THE DATE Saturday 11th September 2021 St John the Baptist Church invites you to the Shedfi eld Shindig Last year we had to cancel the summer fete due tothe coronavirus. As we are adjusting back to being out of lockdown it has been decided not to hold a fete as we usually know it. This will be a community event. A time for us to all get together and have some fun. We will NOT be having a ‘White Elephant’ or toy stall but there will be music from DragonLly, a cover bandplaying 50s, 60s, 70s and 80s music. Also, Eukemismis a six piece ukulele ensemble, and Rev Jane and Canon David Isaac will return with some duets. The ever po pular barbecue, Pimms and beer tents and the tea tent will be up and running. Ice creams and a cake stall Linish up the eats that will be available. A bouncy castle and slide, for the children, will join us, and petanque and the coconut shy will also be there. A few stalls highlighting local o rganisations and vintage cars to view will round off the day.Join us from 2 pm to 4 pm o n the ShedLield Recreation Ground. 2021 DELIVER Y D ATES OF THE MAGAZINE – Covid Regs. permitting Issu e Copy Date Delivery Date Sep 2021 Wed. 11th August Thurs. 26th August Oct 2021 Tues. 14th September Tues. 28th September Nov 2021 Thurs. 14th October Thurs. 28th October Dec/Jan 2022 Mon. 15th November Mon. 29th November BISHOP’S WALTHAM PHOTOGRAPHIC SOCIETY The latest member presentation was given by Graham on a visual journey talking about the challenges and Camp bell. His talk entitled ‘Cycling the Backroads of opportunities of coastal photography, explaining that China 1999’ showed the everyday lives of people, visits this is where she feels most inspired and energised. Her to tourist attractions and the beautiful but very rough images of the Littoral Landscape encompassed the terrain they cycled. Graham recalled memories of dunes, beach and the strand line from the UK, Iceland ‘basic’ accommodation, restaurants and encounters and Ilulissat in Greenland where she captured the with various foods! It was obvious that the trip was an beauty of the constantly changing landscape. By using a adventure to be remembered. At the end of the evening minimal colour palette her images conjure a feeling of Chairman John Coote said “how it was clear that seeing calm whilst her use of shapes, light and dark and a and talking about the images and the experiences moveable horizon line create a Fine Art feel to her encountered enabled both Graham and his wife Caro- images. Marianthi explained she has moved away from line to re-live the memories - which shows how power- ‘chasing the light’ and taking photos of the photograph- ful pictures are in telling a story” Thank you Graham for ic hotspots, when she realised she didn’t feel an emo- an interesting evening and we look forward to other tional connection. Instead of looking for the obvious, member presentations. she takes longs walks along the same stretch of coast getting to know it in detail whilst looking for the “Photograph a subject that’s only partly in the frame” abstract. Her tips for exposing the image depending on was the Society’s latest monthly photo challenge. A the feel of the scene and the emotion she wanted to wide range of interpretations were shown from convey were all useful, with images to demonstrate portraits, abstract and creative images to amusing how changing exposure or post processing makes a studies of pets and other animals – see the images huge difference. Many members used the same word to below. describe Marianthi’s talk - Inspirational. Coming Up: In July, guest speaker Steven Le Provost will be presenting “A feeling of Impressionism” from Guern- sey. An advantage of Zoom meetings is that we can invite speakers from further aLield – a chance to see a greater variety of genres and amazing photographers! We are still accepting new members – we may not be able to meet face-to face just yet but a warm welcome will await anyone interested in taking pictures, wanting to improve their skills and chat (via Zoom!) with like-minded people. More information about the Socie- ty can be found on our website: www.bishopswaltham- Challeng e Imag e P art Time Imog en's Be st S ide photosociety.co.uk by John Coote by Michael White For anyone with children/grandchildren interested in Our most recent guest speaker, Marianthi Lainus gave a photography, the Society’s Junior section is also contin- presentation entitled ‘The Littoral Landscape’. What a uing at this time with online meetings and set topics – treat! Marianthi is a Wirral-based freelance photogra- please contact Peter Mason to Lind out more: pher who has a particular afLinity for the coast having [email protected] spent most of her life living close to the sea. She took us MEON VALLEY U3A A summer outdoor get together in August is currently summer. New members are always welcome. Several being considered, members will be notiLied in due Committee members have served for many years and course of date and place. Groups are continuing to may wish to resign so we welcome new proposals. meet either by zoom, email or outdoors. Brian is always looking for speakers, so if you have We plan to restart our twice monthly meetings at the heard a good one or can offer a talk please let us know. Wickham Centre in September, the Lirst being on the General enquiries to: Betty Hiscock, Secretary 01489 7th, with the AGM on the 21st. Memberships will 894807. Email; [email protected] recommence from September and renewal forms and Committee proposal forms will be sent out later in the Web Site: https://u3asites.org.uk/meon-valley/home MEON VALLEY BOWLING CLUB We’ve been Llying our Flag to signed up to learn more about our sport and we are Promote Bowls! now running 3 courses throughout June to develop their interest to further enjoy playing bowls. “I thoroughly enjoyed my afternoon’s bowling with you; it was very instruction- This successful event enabled our coaches to introduce al, well-organised and good fun” - one of three new sets of woods purchased with a generous the many testimonials we received grant from Winchester City Council. We understand following our Open day on Saturday that we are one of a few clubs in the UK that possess the 29th May 2021. new small size woods introduced last year and have It was indeed a fantastic day during which we received been designed for bowlers with smaller hands. These 34 visitors who were keen to have a go at bowls. Due to proved to be very popular and are a useful addition to Covid 19 restrictions it was necessary for us to main- our coaching resources. tain a high level of cleanliness throughout our whole With the relaxing of site to ensure that we provided a safe environment for some of the everyone to enjoy their time with us. This was achieved pandemic restric- by a band of club members, assisting our coaching tions it is pleasing team, who ensured that all equipment used was to report that both cleaned and sanitised after each of the hourly sessions. The Southampton Our bowling green and District Men’s looked magniLi- and Ladies Bowling cent and the glori- Association’s ous sunshine leagues are now being contested enabling our teams to provided a won- visit other clubs in our area and allowing us to host derful setting for both league and friendly matches. Results to date have us to present all been mixed but with only a few games played we can be the attributes that encouraged by our teams’ performances even though playing bowls and perhaps after a year without competitive games there being a member of our proactive and friendly bowling is bound to be room for improvement. club affords. To discover more about our club’s activities please visit Having tried their hand at bowling on the green our our website which has a new website address visitors were shown round our pavilion and given a https://meonvalleybowlingclub.chessck.co.uk/ short guide to the various activities that they might enjoy should they choose to become members and an John Gray opportunity to enrol for our successful Beginners Publicity Correspondent Course. We are delighted that 30 of the participants WALTHAM CHASE CLASSIC CAR MEET Just listened to the announcement it’s the 14th June. So size of the car park and the closeness of participants here we are another month to wait. So, if all goes well and their vehicles at the Waltham Chase Village Hall we will meet on the 8th August, but don’t hold your Car Park, it’s a no go. breath! It would appear there are quite a number of events similar to ours taking place but I feel with the Pete Yeoman WALTHAM CHASE FLOWER CLUB. At long last we can look forward to some positive news (Your Leader still works in feet and inches!) In Novem- regarding the Flower Club meetings. Unless we have ber we are planning our big pre-Christmas meeting on different news from the Government, we can plan for the 24th. More about that later but book the date. For meetings from September onwards. We hope the December we are having the members AGM (later than planned demonstrators are still willing to come. This usual) followed by a pre- Christmas party. Again, more still has to be checked but at present we have a demon- about that nearer the time. As before, the meetings are strator for our September meeting on September 22nd. at Waltham Chase Village Hall, starting at 2.15 pm. We are planning a DIY meeting on October 27th when In the meantime, many thanks to those who have we ask all our members to have a go at doing an offered to help with moving chairs & tables around, arrangement suitable for Autumn. Don’t worry if your also help with the refreshments. These offers are much arrangements are not up to demonstrator standard. All appreciated. we ask is that you ‘Have a go’ to arrange Llowers to your Jill Sutton (Leader) sat isfaction with size up to 24 square inches in size. WALTHAM CHASE WI Our Lirst meeting since the beginning of lockdowns was good at card making. We do hope other ladies, of any held at the back of the village hall on a nice sunny age (you are never too young) will join us. You will evening. It was a social event and we met up with some mak e good friends. members who we had not seen for over a year; mainly Our programme is still to be conLirmed, depending on because they worked and could not attend our ‘groups Boris, but we have at least paid a deposit for a meal at of six’ on the Rec every Monday. We have decided to New Place in December and we are also booking a meal keep meeting up on a Monday as it was a pleasant hour at the Black Dog, following our summer walk. We hope and a half spent putting the world to rights, the meet- to be back in the hall in August and remain positive that ings will now be at the back of the hall. things will soon be back to normal. We had two potential new members join us, one of Diane Portman whom is a past member, who was a great asset and very SHEDFIELD WI We have continued to keep in touch over the past few remember what we knew! weeks and our President and Secretary have made sure Soon, maybe, there will be no need for Zoom. In fact, a we are up to date with WI news but, of course, we are committee meeting has been arranged for June 22nd all looking forward to meeting again under normal when we will be discussing how we can move forward circumstances. in the light of the Prime Minister’s decisions on the At the beginning of June, Live of us took part in a Hamp- 21st. We very much hope that we will then be able to shi re WI quiz on Zoom. There were seventeen WIs conLirm the dates of our meetings for the rest of this taking part altogether. It was all very entertaining and year and looking ahead, plan future events. we were pleased with our scores but we were amused Sheena Walker at times by our own frustration at not being able to CITIZENS AD VICE BURE AU Winchester District Lesley Rose, Advice Services Manager for Citizens Advice Winchester District gives advice on what house repairs The Lirst step is to contact your landlord is responsible for in a rented property. your landlord again, in writing. Include photo- I’ve been living in my privately rented Llat for years. graphs of the problems. I generally have a good relationship with my land- Keep a record of all lords but I just can’t get them to carry out various communications and repairs that have built up. How can I get them to act evidence relating to the - and what exactly do they have to do? disrepair. If that doesn’t Thi s must be a very frustrating situation. The law states prompt any action, our advisors at Citizens Advice can that your landlord must provide accommodation that help with next steps. These could include contacting is safe, healthy and free from things that could cause your local council (who will have dedicated ofLicers for serious harm. (This is for England - housing is devolved dealing with disrepair in private rented properties) or in Wales.) ask ing for a visit by the environmental health team. You don’t say exactly what repairs are needed. If you Tenants can take their landlords to court to force them have problems such as electrical wiring that you think to carry out repairs. However, it’s worth getting some might be faulty, or there’s damp, or an infestation by advice and thinking carefully before embarking on this pests, the landlord has a legal obligation to put things route. To speak to an adviser at Citizens Advice right. . Landlords are also responsible for the mainte- Winchester District about a housing issue, call our free nance of the general structure, and Littings such as phone number on 0808 278 7861 or email; advice@- boilers and radiators; basins, baths and toilets; and the cawinchesterdistrict.org.uk . drains. REPORT TO SHEDFIELD RESIDENTS FROM WINCHESTER CITY COUNCILLORS. The recent spell of Line sunny weather, the start of Euro ofLicial bodies. The earliest that HCC Planning Commit- 2020, some great tennis from Roland Garros and Wim- tee will debate this matter is now September, but this bledon soon to come has softened the disappointment depends on response received from the developer. of the ofLicial announcement that the Linal opening up from lockdown has been delayed by 4 weeks. A trip to Noise, dust, increased heavy trafLic and other matters Spain to see my son and family still is a hope but like for at ShedLield Equestrian Centre are still under investiga- man y of you the thought of long queues at the airport, tion by WCC, HCC and the Environment Agency. We are the worry of getting a test in time, let alone sitting for working very closely with ShedLield Parish Councillors two hours or more wearing a mask is very off-putting. to help the ofLicial bodies take whatever action is neces- sar y. Council matters are returning to a more normal sched- ule and some things like improved broadcast and We have received a couple of complaints recently about recording of meetings can be seen as a positive overgrown hedges and verges. Whilst WCC and HCC do outcome of Covid. have a regular cycle of maintenance for many parts of the parish please can you help by checking that your The 822nd Mayor of Winchester, Councillor Vivian gardens are not expanding and causing difLiculties for Achwal has already attended several events within the pedestrians. It is also time to keep any ditches trimmed District and is busy setting up several events to support and clear. her charities for the year. These are Winchester Youth Counselling, Friends of the Family and Eight Founda- Please contact us if you think we may be able to help tion. All of these charities aim to help local young you. people and families. Find out more about the charities Roger Bentote. and events at mayorofwinchestercharities.co.uk. Vivian Achwal It is now nearly a year since we became aware of the [email protected] 07954133386 application to remove soil and inLill with other material Roger Bentote at Five Oaks Farm. 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Clair e Thorpe Communications Of�icer Publications & Media Clair e.Thorpe@hi wwt .or g.uk 01489 774400 07469 855839 CLLR VIVIAN A CHW AL IS APP OINTED A S THE 822ND MA YOR OF WINCHESTER! At a ‘Mayor Making’ Mayor could withhold any expenses claimed! Ceremony on Tues- T The 1835 Municipal Corporations Act removed most of day 18th May 2021, the Mayor's executive powers, though one of the origi- Cllr Vivian Achwal nal functions of the ofLice survives - the responsibility was appointed as for receiving important visitors to the City on behalf of the 822nd Mayor of the citizens. The Mayor of Winchester takes ofLice in Winchester. May having been elected by fellow members of the It was the second Council. time for Winchester's ancient Mayoralty that the Cere- As well as being an ancient and honourable ofLice the mony was held "Virtually" owing to Covid19. Family mayoralty provides a service to the community both as and friends were able to join the ceremony via a zoom a non-political Chairman for the Council and as the Lirst link. citizen of Winchester Districts. During the Cllr Achwal is a ward Councillor for the Whiteley and twelve-month term of ofLice several hundred engage- ShedLi eld ward. ments will be undertaken throughout the area encom- passing all levels of the community. Winchester being Hist ory of the Mayoralty. the county town ensures a considerable civic calendar The OfLice of the Mayor of Winchester is the second including major services at the Cathedral, military oldest mayoralty in England, dating back to the period ceremonies, freedom marches etc. when the city was the national capital. The exact date of the conferment of full mayoral rights is not known Local Charities Fund Raising events since the original charter cannot be traced. When As well as Community engagements, The Mayor of London petitioned the King for a grant of mayoralty in Winchester organises a number of fund-raising events 1190, Winchester was not cited as precedent (as were to support local charities in the Winchester District. certain French cities), but by 1200 there was reference Cllr Achwal has selected these 3 charities; Winchester to the mayoralty as an existing ofLice. It is, therefore, Youth Counselling, Friends of the Family and The Eight saf e to say that the ofLice dates back to the 1190s.By Foundation under the umbrella charity, The Mayor of tradition, the Mayor of Winchester stands second only Winchester's Charities. More details on fund raising to the Lord Mayor of London in precedence of civic events can be found at: heads. https://mayorofwinchesterscharities.co.uk. The earliest Mayors sometimes held the ofLice for Do you have a local community event and would like several years in succession, but from the 13th century the Mayor of Winchester to attend? If so, please to the present day, the Mayor has been chosen annually. contact; The Mayor of Winchester at Abbey House Until the 16th century, the Mayor elect was required to Email: [email protected] travel to Westminster to receive the royal assent. Medi- Telephone: 01962 848 259 eval Mayors had wide-ranging executive powers - the Vivian Achwal, Mayor of Winchester 2021-2. only check on their actions was that the succeeding ST JOHN THE BAPTIST CHURCH OF ENGLAND PRIMARY SCHOOL stjohnthebaptistprimary.co.uk Reading volunteers needed at St John's. lockdown and his reading improved so much with that one-to-one time we had, so I decided to volunteer to go in The gift of learning to read is something very precious to school to listen to the children reading. I started a few to give a child. We are looking to re-start our band of weeks ago and I am enjoying it so much. When I Pirst volunteers who come in for an hour or two each week started, some of the children were a little wary of me (I to listen to children read. We place a volunteer with a was a bit nervous too) but it didn’t take them long to feel class so they get to see the same children and volun- comfortable and now they enjoy having their turn to teers love seeing the progress the children make. All read to me. For me, it’s only a couple of hours once a volunteers undergo a DBS check and safeguarding week it makes a difference to the children, especially brieLing and can shadow an existing volunteer or those who are not so conPident and who need a bit of member of support staff before they start hearing their enc ouragement. I know that the teachers are really own readers. If you can spare an hour or two between grateful for the extra help. My best moment so far was 1-3p m most weeks during term time we would love to last week, when one little girl came to sit down with her have you apply to join our volunteer team. Please call book and a very fed-up face. I asked her if she liked read- the school ofLice for a volunteer pack: 01329833141. ing and she said “No”. So, I said “Well let’s just try a Here is what one of our volunteers has to say about the couple of pages and see how we go.” She ended up asking experience: if she could read another three pages! And that makes it ‘I spent a lot of time with my great-grandson during really worthwhile for me! SHEDFIELD PARISH COUNCIL (In corporat ing th e villag es of ShedPield, Shirrell He ath and Walt ha m Cha se) Love Living in Waltham Chase, ShedLield and Shirrell Heath? Please c ome and help shape y our P arish. Bec ome a P arish C ouncillor Are you interested in the life of your village, your Contact Parish OfLice for more details. parish, your environment, recreational facilities, plan- The Open spaces of the parish are looking great and we ning and housing issues? are working hard to maintain them for you all to use. The se are just a few of the areas where the Parish Coun- Hampshire Conservation Volunteers and Friends of cil can make a difference to your community. We have 4 ShedLield Common are regularly meeting and have vacancies – will you come and join us? If you would like completed a large part of the planned upkeep more details, please contact the Parish Clerk. programme. They are always grateful for more help so do contact us for more details. Have your say - Proposed change of Parliamentary Constituency for ShedLield and Shirrell Heath to HEDGE Do remember to visit our website: END . W altham Chase will be in Win chest er constituen cy. www.shedLieldparishcouncil.org.uk We have a lot of useful information here for the parish Comments need to be posted on: alo ng with links to sites where you can report issues to www .bcer eviews.org.uk/node/6488?postcode=SO322JB. both Winchester and Hampshire Councils and Hamp- If you would like to be part of this consultation and shire Police. Do like our Facebook page too as we regu- mak e comments about the proposed change of constit- lar ly share information here: uency for ShedLield and Shirrell Heath to be part of the www .facebook.com/search/top?q=shedLield%20parish%20council Hedge End area, please follow this link above by 2 Jo Fox, Clerk ShedLield Parish Council. August 2021. Cle [email protected] Calli ng local cricketers: Cricket pitch available over the 01329830060 / 07918623009 summer months at ShedLield Recreation Ground. BUS B ACK BETTER The government has asked Hampshire County Council to produce a Bus Service Improvement Plan to help more people to use the buses. We want HCC to include: 1. More road space for buses Reserve streets to help bus routes avoid trafLic jams and interconnect across central Winchester, so it is easy for everyone to get to the railway station and new leisure centre without using a car. 2. Better bus services Better routes, to more villages, and more frequent, reliable and quicker timetables to get people out of their cars. It needs to be easy to get to critical destinations such as places of work, hospitals, surgeries, schools and supermarkets and train stations, wherever you live. 3. Affordable bus fares The fares throughout the district are too high, and this is especially difLicult for families and people on low income. Cost should not prevent people from using the bus. 4. Pollution-free buses Buses must be greener. We would like to see electric buses wherever possible. 5. Better bus connections Bring in better bus stops and decent connections between buses, and with trains. Make it easy and pleasant to catch the bus by improving the main bus stops – lighting, shelters, live information, cycle parking, and good access footpaths. Change timetables and routes so people can change easily between buses and onto trains on any journey around the whole District, and to neighbouring areas. We can all make choices to live lower carbon lifestyles, like using our cars less, but sometimes we are limited by the reality of the systems we operate in. Hampshire County Council could help set up better bus systems to make low carbon travel a real option for more of us. WinACC COUNTY & DISTRICT COUNCILLORS’ REPORT FOR JULY 2021 Our Constituency of Meon Valley could disappear – the al gen erated from road repairs for reuse, thus cutting carbon lat est proposal of the Boundary Commission, the 2023 emis sions, costs and travel miles. review, abolishes Meon Valley and reinforces the split in the Some things on in the next few weeks…. Friday 2nd July to ShedLield Parish into Waltham Chase, Shirrell Heath and Sunday 4th July see the return of the City’s Hat Fair albeit in ShedLield. Waltham Chase would go to the Winchester CC a pandemic-controlled fashion. This year’s festival will ward and ShedLield and Shirrell Heath would go to Hedge End obviously take a different format to previous years. All three CC, whilst Wickham would end up in Fareham. To see in days of this event will take place at North Walls Recreation detail and add your own comments please go to the Boundary Ground socially distanced and ticketed. For more information Commis sion’s webpage – Once there you can use this website and to book tickets visit - www.hatfair.co.uk to: • view current constituency and local authority For the small boy in every grown-up man… There is a boundaries; Die sel Gala being held on the Watercress Line! Friday 25th – • view their proposals for new constituency Sunday 27th June will see the railway operated by their home boundaries; and Lleet of diesel locomotives, alongside some special guests, • submit a response directly about their proposals showcasing the varied types of diesel locomotives produced (during a deLined consultation period). From the during the 1960’s modernisation plan. The event will see an second consultation period onwards, you will also be intensive timetable operating services tackling the 1 in 60 able to: gradients over the three days, plus some evening running on • view the responses submitted by others; and the Saturday. Visiting traction: - Class 25 D7612 (25262) • submit a comment directly, supporting or contesting courtesy of the South Devon Diesel Traction group. - Two a response from someone else. Clas s 73/1 Electro-Diesel locomotives courtesy of G B Railfreight Ltd. - Class 438 4TC unit courtesy of Transport for Pleas e go directly to their webpage www.bcereviews.org.uk London Engineering. - More to be announced. Other activi- to comment. The Boundary Commission for England is the ties : • Brake van rides at Alresford and Alton. • Visit society independent organisation responsible for reviewing Parlia- sales stands. • Real ale served at Ropley throughout the Gala. mentary constituency boundaries in England, the current • BBQ Saturday evening. Tickets will need to be booked from review will conclude with the formal report and recommen- the Watercress Line dations in June 2023. You can see a summary of the process by clicking on the 'Review process' link at the top of their For those without internet access, you can phone on 01962 home page. Recent changes to the law make it very likely that 840 500 for the Tourist Information OfLice who should be the recommendations from this review will be implemented, able to help you on all of these outings and many more so we encourage you to participate in the process by giving besides . your thoughts and responses. The Consultation is current- Contacts: HCC Councillor – Hugh Lumby ly open until Monday 2nd August 2021 - please make [email protected] ; Linda Gemmell, 01489 895023 sur e they receive your response by that date at the latest, or [email protected] ; Frank Pearson, 01489 or it will not b e c onsider ed. 892822 or [email protected]; Vicki Weston, Hampshire CC is again leading the Counties with the new 01329 835161 or [email protected] - Please purpos e-built recycling centre for road materials in Michel- phone or e-mail for the time and location of the next surgery. dever. It provides the means to reprocess and recycle materi- MEON MUSIC Aft er 25 years of teaching Music and Musical Theatre at been full of stories about the physical and mental health Chi chester College, In January 2020 I decided to take the beneLits of singing, and particularly singing in choirs. plunge, hand in my notice and set up my own business Sadl y after just one face-to-face session of my Find Your offering a variety of Music Tuition, Choirs and Live Music Voice choir the rules changed again, but we hope to be in the Meon Valley. It was great timing. Three months back singing together very soon. lat er the pandemic hit! It’s been an extremely tough Everyone in the hospitality sector is also hoping for a eighteen months for both private tutors and musicians. boom in the weddings, parties and other special events, We’ve all learned the art of teaching on Zoom, and have which have been on hold for over a year. As my business learned how to do gigs on-line from our living rooms! also provides a range of Live Music for big and small On the plus side, however, many people have tried learn- events, we all can’t wait to get back out there playing live ing a new skill; cooking, a new language, gardening or again and helping people to celebrate and party once even a musical instrument. It has increased the value and again! awareness of what might traditionally be considered For more information about Meon Music please visit ‘recreational’ activities. Hopefully businesses like mine www.meonmusic.net will begin to see the bounce as people continue their new-found interests as normality returns. 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If so, We need volunteers who would enjoy networki ng and par c ipa n g in pro mo on opport uni e s, fundra ising events, me e n g new people and spre ading the word about the valuable work t hat we do! Any me you ca n spare no ma er how sma ll is valuable, so please don’t hesitate to get in touch ! Sup port ed by Hom e-Sta rt Hamps hire is a regi ste red charity: Charity n o. 1 144661. Compa ny n o. 7 295751 SOLENT RID ING CL UB OOPOPEOPENPEN Save the date for a Special Afternoon Tea! Sunday 12th September 2021 GGAARARDARDEARDENARDENSARDENS ShedLi eld Reading Room, Church Road, ShedLield 2pm – 4:30pm SSWSWAWAANANMANMOANMORANMORENMORE Aft ernoon Tea with guest speaker David Bickerton who will be giving a talk on his book – Parents at War. ‘I was drawn on a journey of discovery after Pinding nearly 17 / 18 JUL Y 150 let ters that my parents had exchanged between 1942 and 1945 before they were married. With the help of the Pater son Cen tr e R efr eshmen ts: let ters and extensive research I have been able to piece together a detailed picture of their wartime experiences A ernoon T eas: 2 - 5pm through my book.’ Gar dens Open 1 - 6pm If you are interested in Naval History, WW2, the 1940s or Plan ts f or Sale just a beautiful love story come and enjoy our Afternoon Tea with guest speaker. Park & Ride: FRE E Tickets: £12.00 per person - will be available to purchase in TTiTicickets:ckckecketcketsc kets : ££66 early July. AAcccompaniedccompaccompanccompaniccompaniecccccoccomccompc omp an ied underundeuunundnd er 115s.15s155 s. ffrfrefreer ee Contact [email protected] or 07732 186 476 for FFrromrorom 11212:12:312:3012:30p12:30pm2:30p m more details if required. TThhehe PPatersonPaterPatersPatersoPatPatePaate rson CCeCenCentCentrCentreentr e All dietary requests will be catered for where possible. We SO 32 2P A will be holding a silent rafLle Proc ee ds sha re d bet wee n: All monies raised will be shared between The War Horse St.Bar nabas ( Re g Char it y N o1 12 889 9) Qu er ies : 0 1489 8 92 750 Memorial CIC and Solent Riding Club. 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Bodyshop. Treasure Box. Pretty Y ummy Things. Katie’ s K9 Grooming. MuvaaT uk’r Sweet T reats. Hollie Dollies Fudge. Wonky W ood W orker Toys + Models. Mary Kay . Village Green Bakers. Wilemana Crafts. Maison Du Chocolate. E! Lady M. Pick N Melt. OR Pocket Of Sunshine. ER On T rend. D M Sistermatic. Flower Pots. AN Genuine branded Live music from Meon Music, PJs / Lounge wear / Beach wear . SHEDFIELD SHINDIG Saturday 11th September 2021 2 pm to 4 pm On the Shedfield Recreation Ground Food, music and fun for everyone! With St John the Baptist Church Barbecue Music from - Beer and Pimms Dragonfly Tea Tent Eukemism Vintage cars Jane and David Isaac Ice creams, Petanque, Bouncy Castl e, games