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Village Voice Apr/May 2020 Issue THE MAGAZIN FOR PENN E& TYLERS APR/MAYG 2020REEN ISSUE 197 P&TG Stands Together ● P&TG Together ● Around The Villages ● Church News ● Schools & Sports News ● Woodland & Green Spaces & More... Village Voice April/May 2020 to read in this edition, as well as important information sources. Please forgive us if any details in this edition are incorrect - we were WELCOME... updating our content right up to the last minute RESIDENTIAL ...to the April/ May 2020 edition of Village to reflect the continuous changes that were Voice... happening day by day. If you are able to connect SALES to the internet please visit 2 really helpful NOW OPEN Dear VV Readers, information sources - Peter Browns blog: www. Since our last edition of VV, and at the time pennandtylersgreen.com Peter intends to update RESIDENTAIL of writing we are in unimaginable and on a frequent basis with succinct and curated LETTINGS uncharted waters, which has significantly content for the P&TG community. Similarly the affected our usual experiences of Spring in Penn RS website: www.pennandtylersgreen.org.uk & Tylers Green. will be updated regularly. Finally P&TG NEW HOMES This time last year, our April / May 2019 Together is a collaboration of Village groups edition of VV was filled with the details and who are working together during these promise of all the village and community events challenging times to ensure that everyone in the MORTGAGES that P&TG is so good at. Last year we enjoyed community is able to access information and the Village Show, Penn 7 & Super Fun Run, support when needed, see Page 5 for details. Open Gardens, The Sports & Social Clubs Beer Lets hope that by the next edition of VV we CONVEYANCING Festival, The P&TGFC Festival of Football to are able to report on the re-introduction of Visit us at name but a few, as well as the regular events village life and activities, please do think about and activities which are run by the many clubs contributing to future editions of VV - perhaps 18 Crendon Street FIND US ON and societies in the village, with great success. in praise of our local heroes who serve our High Wycombe, HP13 6LS Coming together is something we as a community. In the meantime please look after community are good at. yourselves, and stay well. Cathy O'Leary, VV Editor In stark contrast, in March 2020, due to the SELL WITH US progressive shutting down of permitted socialisation in an attempt to curb the threat In This Issue... Same day viewing feedback posed by the Corona virus pandemic, one by 05 P&TG Together Professional photography one the various events and activities planned for 27 In Memory: Ray Bradley Your own dedicated sales agent the Spring and Summer 2020 have been 30 P&TGRS 2019 Personal & friendly service cancelled, including the VE Day celebrations Annual Report Modern Marketing methods which promised a spectacular weekend. Those same people who gave their time, REGISTER WITH US organisational, and planning skills for the Regulars... various clubs, societies and events teams, are 07 Around the Villages Register your details now and be first now coming together to use their skills in a 11 Church News to receive new property details within 24 hours of different way, and that is to ensure communication chanels and support are in place 15 Woodland & Green Spaces listing Call us now to support the most vulnerable in our 17 Fields In Kings Wood: Pt. 5 community while we get through the pandemic. Mike Morley 19 Sports News 01494 840 600 They are being imaginative in devising fordandpartners.com solutions, and to ensure that as a community we 22 Schools News come together- so no-one in our community 37 Clubs & Societies feels isolated, or without any support they need. 55 Index of Advertisers Cover Photograph: We do have some enjoyable content for you 56 Village Contacts www.pennandtylersgreen.org.uk 3 Village Voice April/May 2020 to read in this edition, as well as important information sources. Please forgive us if any details in this edition are incorrect - we were WELCOME... updating our content right up to the last minute RESIDENTIAL ...to the April/ May 2020 edition of Village to reflect the continuous changes that were Voice... happening day by day. If you are able to connect SALES to the internet please visit 2 really helpful NOW OPEN Dear VV Readers, information sources - Peter Browns blog: www. Since our last edition of VV, and at the time pennandtylersgreen.com Peter intends to update RESIDENTAIL of writing we are in unimaginable and on a frequent basis with succinct and curated LETTINGS uncharted waters, which has significantly content for the P&TG community. Similarly the affected our usual experiences of Spring in Penn RS website: www.pennandtylersgreen.org.uk & Tylers Green. will be updated regularly. Finally P&TG NEW HOMES This time last year, our April / May 2019 Together is a collaboration of Village groups edition of VV was filled with the details and who are working together during these promise of all the village and community events challenging times to ensure that everyone in the MORTGAGES that P&TG is so good at. Last year we enjoyed community is able to access information and the Village Show, Penn 7 & Super Fun Run, support when needed, see Page 5 for details. Open Gardens, The Sports & Social Clubs Beer Lets hope that by the next edition of VV we CONVEYANCING Festival, The P&TGFC Festival of Football to are able to report on the re-introduction of Visit us at name but a few, as well as the regular events village life and activities, please do think about and activities which are run by the many clubs contributing to future editions of VV - perhaps 18 Crendon Street FIND US ON and societies in the village, with great success. in praise of our local heroes who serve our High Wycombe, HP13 6LS Coming together is something we as a community. In the meantime please look after community are good at. yourselves, and stay well. Cathy O'Leary, VV Editor In stark contrast, in March 2020, due to the SELL WITH US progressive shutting down of permitted socialisation in an attempt to curb the threat In This Issue... Same day viewing feedback posed by the Corona virus pandemic, one by 05 P&TG Together Professional photography one the various events and activities planned for 27 In Memory: Ray Bradley Your own dedicated sales agent the Spring and Summer 2020 have been 30 P&TGRS 2019 Personal & friendly service cancelled, including the VE Day celebrations Annual Report Modern Marketing methods which promised a spectacular weekend. Those same people who gave their time, REGISTER WITH US organisational, and planning skills for the Regulars... various clubs, societies and events teams, are 07 Around the Villages Register your details now and be first now coming together to use their skills in a 11 Church News to receive new property details within 24 hours of different way, and that is to ensure communication chanels and support are in place 15 Woodland & Green Spaces listing Call us now to support the most vulnerable in our 17 Fields In Kings Wood: Pt. 5 community while we get through the pandemic. Mike Morley 19 Sports News 01494 840 600 They are being imaginative in devising fordandpartners.com solutions, and to ensure that as a community we 22 Schools News come together- so no-one in our community 37 Clubs & Societies feels isolated, or without any support they need. 55 Index of Advertisers Cover Photograph: We do have some enjoyable content for you 56 Village Contacts www.pennandtylersgreen.org.uk 3 Village Voice April/May 2020 [email protected] Services offered will include such things as TOGETHER collecting shopping, distributing prescriptions, P&TG posting letters, dog walking or just someone to talk to over the phone etc. Please, please do not THE PAULINE QUIRKE Dear Residents, hesitate to ask for something that you need, we Penn & Tylers Green Together has been are all in this together. ACADEMY OF PERFORMING ARTS formed, after discussion between several local community groups, to create a volunteer Contacts: network in order to ensure that all residents can Kingswood • IS ENROLLING NOW readily access trusted help when they need it • Gill Markham, 07770 827753, gill737@icloud. com during this unprecedented time. This is not Coppice Farm • ACROSS BUCKINGHAMSHIRE! intended to cut across any family or neighbourly • Emma Byrne, [email protected], 01494 arrangements that are already in place. 812611 Outstanding performing arts tuition for 4-18 year olds. We have divided the village into 6 areas. Each • Chris Clark, [email protected], area will have a small team to coordinate 07969232706 volunteers and to act as a local point of contact. New Road • Volunteers will have set up teams of volunteers • Cathy Moroney, [email protected], to cover each road and where appropriate, make 07812112469 • Kate Venvell, [email protected], 01494 regular calls (visits are difficult) so everyone has 817049 a known, friendly face, to turn to - especially for Penn & Common • those self-isolating or unable to leave home. • David/Beth Pitron, [email protected], They will probably set up groups in WhatsApp, 01494 815084 email etc but will also ensure that telephone • Madalyn Roker, [email protected], landlines will enable people who aren’t 07774 834615 connected digitally to keep in touch. Ashwells • • Ian Forbes, [email protected] (Church If you haven’t already been contacted by your Rd/Wheeler Ave) road volunteer, the telephone number to ring for • Jemima Reeve, 07504196620, jemima.reeve@ advice or assistance is 01494 623051 and gmail.com (Ashwells/Cock L/Hammersley L) Manor Road • BOOK YOUR • Dan Ancliffe, [email protected] FREE The following are all reliable TASTER sources of information: SESSION Penn and Tylers Green Residents’ Society website - NOW! www.pennandtylersgreen.org.
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