Path towards Wood, June 2011 To find out more about the Pattishall I’ve really enjoyed running the pop-up Pattishall Parochial Waites Charity or to download an shop and meeting so many local people Charities application form, please visit: and would like to take this opportunity to www.pattishallparish.org.uk/parish- thank you all for your support so far. Currently we have vacancies for the council/pattishall-charities The shop is based at Pattishall Parish Widows and Widowers’ Monthly Hall, NN12 8NN between Astcote and Pension. Pattishall and is open Wednesday to If you would like to apply, please write to Saturday 8am-4pm. the Clerk giving details of your age and Pippa Reeve the length of time you have been 07903 398533 resident in the Parish. If there are Gardening several applicants, the eldest will be Club selected first. The closing date for this is Wed June 30th. During this lockdown the Philippa’s Pop-up There are also funds available to Gardening Club has Pattishall Preschool support other specific, one-off continued to hold meetings most Farm Shop needs your help ... requirements within the community. months, albeit virtually via Zoom. In fact These are not age dependant and to make it easier for some speakers we Since moving to Pattishall a year ago at decided to take out a Zoom licence so We have an upcoming vacancy to fill of applications should be made to the the start of lockdown, I noticed a gap in ‘Voluntary Treasurer’. If you have clerk. we could have full-length meetings and the village, with the lack of a shop. enable the speakers to co-host and experience in a role like this and would Letters should be addressed to: present their slides as ‘normal’. We've I have previously worked in the wedding, like to help please get in touch. As The Clerk to the Trustees enjoyed hearing about the wildlife that events and food industry, so have a described in the title, this role is Mrs Wendy Watts exists in the parks of Milton Keynes, small amount of experience in this area. voluntary and you will be subject to a 59 Leys Road making sure we've got the right plant in Whilst being furloughed from my DBS check if successful. Pattishall the right place and tips on creating and previous job and having moved away, I Please contact Nicola or Lisa NN12 8JY maintaining herbaceous borders. saw this as the chance to create my own [email protected] business and on the 7th April 2021, a Further information on Pattishall One of the advantages of Zoom is that new village shop was created. Charities can be found at: you can invite speakers from further www.pattishallparish.org.uk/parish- afield. So, onnd 2 June we have a talk The aim of the pop-up shop is to supply council/pattishall-charities booked with the Commonwealth War the parish and other villages with local, Graves Commission (CWGC) entitled affordable and good-quality food all on Gardening the World - the Horticulture of the doorstep. Student Grants for 2021/2022 the CWGC and then on 6th July we're off I grew up on a farm in Warwickshire so Off to college or to Wales to wander virtually through the National Botanic Garden of Wales. feel that one of the main aims of the university? farm shop is to support local farmers by Studying for an As lockdown eases we're hoping to selling their products whether the flour apprenticeship? resume our face-to-face meetings in the from Heygates, the meat from Joseph If you are starting or continuing a further autumn and perhaps book 1 or 2 of the Morris or the honey from local farms, education course this autumn and would outings we had planned for last year that along with other products. had to be cancelled. like to apply for a grant, the closing date The bread is very popular, and has the is November 21st 2021 and no late If any other clubs would like to use our lowest food miles, coming from applications will be accepted. Please Zoom licence I would be happy to make Whittlebury Bakery. The renowned pork note the application form needs to be it available at a small cost. pies come from Towbury Court at completed and receipts will be required. , again with low food miles. Christine Russell

AroundPattishall Summer2021 2 3 AroundPattishall Summer2021 The Astcote Flock of Leicester Longwools

As you wander through the tree lined During the last few years wool has been Last year most of our fleeces went to footpath leading from Suttons Walk, making a comeback with the resurgence Holland but they also go to Germany, South to North, there is often a flock of of spinning, felting, peg looming, knitting Spain &America as well as to the UK. sheep grazing in an adjacent paddock. etc. The white fleeces were dominant, At present it costs more to shear a The sheep look quite different to the much prized because they can easily be commercial sheep than the value of the commercial breeds more commonly dyed, but this has now been surpassed fleece, whereas the high-quality lustrous seen and are Leicester Longwools. They by the black ones. These fleeces exhibit fleece of the Leicester can still command come in either black or white and are shades of charcoal, amber and grey prices in excess of £25. distinctive with their ringlet fleeces and along with black making beautiful yarn topknots. They are one of the rarest for today’s desire for natural tones and Barry Evans breeds of sheep with about 250 colours. breeding black females and 700 white ones left in the UK. Although rare it does not make them more valuable than their commercial counterparts as fewer people keep them and the subsequent demand is therefore lower. highly undesirable and more than often We Need Some Help We meet once a month, on the first was culled at birth. It may have given Please! Thursday of the month, at 7.00 pm, at Before the Second World War the rise to the old saying “The Black Sheep the hall. So if you could spare an Leicester Longwool was the most of the Family.” I hope you will all agree that hour or so once a month, come along numerous of all our native breeds of and meet us. We are a fun bunch of sheep with numbers running in to Steadily a few black Leicesters Pattishall Parish Hall and Playing Field is a great asset for us all to friendly local people and we do have millions. During the war, the country appeared and in 1986, after nearly some laughs at the meetings I can tell needed land for corn and dairy so only ninety years, the Leicester Association enjoy. We have a great community building and outdoor space in School you! You will make some new friends, sheep adapted for upland grazing were finally recognised the existence of the join in the discussions and encouraged which signalled the demise black sheep! Nevertheless, there are Road that benefits us all, whether coming to enjoy the decision making, and help of the Leicesters and other lowland still breeders, not only of Leicesters but keep this wonderful local breeds. After the war lamb instead of other breeds of sheep, who are many clubs and groups there, book for a party, come community asset going. So mutton became more popular and the completely against black sheep and who why not make a contribution Leicester being slow to mature could not would dearly like to see them treated as to a community event, play football, cricket, enjoy the to the area you live in, how compete with the faster growing they were in Victorian times. Even in the great would that be! commercial sheep. To compound show ring I have been asked by the kids’ play equipment, and matters, synthetic fibres started to presiding judge why I keep black sheep. lots more. Do please contact me if you Needless to say, my sheep came bottom appear, becoming fashionable and much These facilities are kept would like to know more, of the pile. At the next show, The Great desired (after the austere war years) for going by a bunch of lively, have a chat about what we Yorkshire (arguably the most prestigious its affordability and bright colours. and rather lovely, volunteers do, or if you would like to join in the country) the same sheep was on the Hall and Field us at a meeting to see what The Leicester Longwools can trace their awarded reserve longwool champion committees. Three very long it’s all about … you will be heritage back to 1750 when they were beating nearly 300 other sheep. We standing members, Jo, Jane and Iris, very welcome. I look developed by the agricultural pioneer, have shown our Astcote Flock of are retiring from their roles in June forward to hearing from you. Contact Robert Bakewell. He was extremely Leicesters throughout the country and having more than done their bit and me on 01327 830279 or secretive about his breeding programme have been fortunate to have been our very grateful thanks to them. So [email protected]. but, undoubtedly, he did use a black awarded championships or reserve we have some vacancies we would breed of sheep in the genetic mix as an champions at the Suffolk, New Forest, Suzanne like to fill.Think you could help us occasional black lamb was produced Stoneleigh and Berkshire Shows. Pattishall Parish Hall & from white parents. This was considered out? Playing Field Committee AroundPattishall Summer2021 4 5 AroundPattishall Summer2021 flowers. The playing field is usually kept the playing field. This is a valuable free of litter and we are grateful to the community asset and we are fortunate to Dog Walkers volunteers and users who help in this have six acres of green space and a task. There is a bin outside the play area tennis/hard court for everyone to enjoy. We appreciate that some people may and the bin outside the hall can be used. As a charity we have to maintain it and not be aware that dogs are not allowed Pattishall Parish Council is responsible the Tote helps with this. Every month in Pattishall Playing Field. The area is for the play equipment and inspects it three prizes, £20, £10 and £5, are home to many sports users and families Pattishall Parish Hall & regularly. Any queries about the distributed to the winners. If you would and it is the charity's responsibility to equipment should be directed to the like to be in the draw the cost is £1 a maintain health and safety issues. We Playing Field parish clerk,[email protected] . month, which can be paid half yearly or know that the majority of dog walkers Associations yearly. Please contact Karen Stewart are responsible owners but it has been Pattishall Cricket Club is installing a email:[email protected] . noted that people have been exercising shed and hopes to have the practice their dogs in the playing field. We wish to thank all those who have area completed shortly. Training is on a After many years, three long-standing supported the hall and playing field Tuesday evening at the playing field. committee members stepped down at Dog fouling is a major concern, not just throughout the pandemic in keeping the [email protected] . the recent AGM – Jo Nicholls, Jane because of the mess it causes, but facilities safe. We are pleased that Chapman and Iris Illingworth – as a because it can be a health risk. Dogs many groups are keen to return and Sixfields Rangers play most Sunday result more help is needed. Joining the may deposit roundworm eggs (Toxocara some new ones have started up. Pre mornings at Pattishall and train on committee is a great way to meet people Canis) in their faeces, which become School, Cubs and Scouts, and Sign and Thursday evenings. They now have a and put something into your community. infectious after about three weeks and Sing for young children have already veterans team. For more information If you would like to help and need more can remain so for up to two years. This recommenced. We are also pleased to contact Connor – information, please see the contact means that the area has to be checked welcome Philippa’s pop-up shop to the [email protected]. details below. and cleared of any mess before teams car park (Wednesdays to Saturdays can play – especially important where every week). Gavin organises Youth Football and Iris illingworth children are concerned. The play area holiday camps at Pattishall playing field [email protected] is also unfenced allowing children to The hall and field are a great asset to – [email protected] . play freely. the parish and the committee has worked hard under current restrictions to The committee is considering We understand the need to exercise maintain them and improve the facilities. improvements to the hard court/tennis pets and the limited availability of areas, Acoustic panels that reduce the echo court which can be booked for a small Get Back into Football! especially when there are sheep in the and reverberation have been added to charge –[email protected] . fields, but we would ask you to be the walls of the small hall making it more Anew front fence is also on the list Get back into football with Sixfields mindful of the no dog signs at the comfortable on the ear. Improved along with other improvements. If Rangers at Pattishall. Whether it’s playing field. lighting in the large hall is in hand. The guidelines allow it is proposed to hold competitive league games, vets football, hall can now be hired subject to the the parishBonfire and Firework Night Pattishall Playing Field Committee th friendlies or training, there are loads of latest government guidelines. For on Saturday 6 November 2021. Charity number 304233 opportunities to get into football and further information please contact enjoy playing. We are an inclusive club [email protected] The committee is aware of recent anti- social behaviour at the playing field. and try to provide opportunities for all The tulips and daffodils planted by Details have been passed on to the levels to be involved in the game. Suzanne have been a wonderful splash police who are dealing with the For more information contact: Housekeeper Wanted of colour, along with the tree planted by incidents. We would ask anyone Astcote Chapel. Pattishall Cubs have concerned about any unwanted activity Connor Leason 07832128687 Housekeeper wanted to help keep a cleared an area of the hedge and sown to inform the police on 101. We wish to [email protected] large country house in good order. wild flowers as part of their community keep the playing field an area for all to Please email [email protected] project. Bicycle racks have been enjoy! if you would like to come and have a installed at the front of the hall. You have to be in it to win it! The chat. We just need around 4 hours weekly, starting on £12.50 per hour. The area at the top of the field has been Pattishall Playing Field Tote is drawn covered over and seeded with wild monthly and helps to fund the upkeep of

AroundPattishall Summer2021 6 7 AroundPattishall Summer2021 We recently celebrated Pentecost, when the last few weeks. The Police are A Fruitful Thought the Holy Spirit, The Counsellor, came to aware and have dealt with these Cold help us digest what Jesus did for us, and incidents. Higham The saying 'Carpe Diem' or seize the restore a right relationship with our day, became popular a few decades ago Heavenly Father so that we can produce If there are any further incidents that Parish Hall in the filmGoodwill Hunting. fruit in our lives. concern residents please report the issue to the Police on101 . Originally found in Horace's writing in After a long period of closure, owing to An apple a day may keep the 'doctor the Covid-19 pandemic and associated the century before Jesus Christ, it away', but a daily practice of digesting Cold Calling/Pedlars suggests that we should make the most restrictions, Parish Hall is the fruit of the Spirit, will help our The Police value phone calls to identify now open for business!! Whilst the rules of the present and not worry so much attitudes to grow in line with the Values cold calling/door knocking. about the future or fret over the past. on social distancing and limited indoor our Children are already learning at The number to phone is03452 307702 gatherings still apply, we are able to Jesus echoed this sentiment in His School.Karpos Diem - Be fruitful and (Doorstep Action Network). This number accommodate party/event bookings sermon on the Mount of Olives, In multiply. is linked to the Triage system on 101. where these fall within the current Covid- Matthew 6:25-34 when He told His 19 guidelines. If you wish to make a Love in Jesus If anyone would like a No Cold Calling booking or enquire about the hall listeners not to worry about tomorrow or Canon Káren Jongman be anxious about today because, like sticker please contact the Coordinator. facilities, please contact Gill Rowe on the lilies and the birds, God will care for 01327 830990 or alternatively via email Scams [email protected]. us! Pattishall Scams are becoming more and more Sadly today,Carpe Diem can epitomise sophisticated. Please be very alert. To celebrate re-opening the hall the the attitudes of the 'Me first Society' Neighbourhood committee held ‘Tea and Cakes in the If you or someone you know have been st Live for the moment. I doubt this is what Watch Garden’ on 1 May 2021. Planned as a the victim of fraud or identity theft, you socially distanced get together for Our Lord meant. Underlying His advice should report this directly toAction was the understanding that God is Crime and Incidents members and friends of the Parish, the Fraud on 0300 123 2040 event was well supported and we raised Sovereign and in control, not us. He Recently a catalytic converter was stolen (actionfraud.police.uk). alone can see into the future so He from a vehicle in Pattishall. This a total of £59.50 from donations shapes destiny. We obey. happened in the early evening. If you would like to receive up-to-date provided by attendees. This sum was information on crime and suspicious later kindly doubled by Sainsbury’s Our Church Schools all have values Please be vigilant and continue reporting incidents in our Parish it is easily through matched funding. Thank you to drawn from the Fruits of the Spirit. any suspicious incident/persons/vehicles accessible by: all those who supported the event. The Galations 5.22-23. Perhaps we should, straight away on 101 – don’t wait! If it is Parish Hall Committee plan on hosting have a sticker saying 'Karpos Diem' a long wait you are offered a call back. ●Joiningouremailloop several more of these tea-party garden The Greek words for Fruit, in that Contact the Coordinator events over the summer months – an reading from Galatians. It originates If offenders are nearby call 999.You ● PattishallParishWebsite opportunity for people to meet up and from obedience to God's will. can also report non-urgent incidents There is a quick link to the NHW page have a chat over a cup of tea and a slice online.If it is urgent do not report of Victoria sponge! Future events will be Love, joy, peace, patience, kindness, ●Facebook online. advertised locally as well as on the Cold goodness, faithfulness, gentleness and PattishallParishNeighbourhoodWatch Higham Parish Website and everyone is self control. If we strive to live each day The Police are very interested in any welcome. following the Holy Spirit's guidance and CCTV footage showing suspicious Linda Hemming (NHW Coordinator) [email protected] produce the fruit that stems from these persons/vehicles. Cold Higham Parish Hall Committee qualities, perhaps we wouldn't worry so Tel. 07756 027051 much? When we know it all comes from If residents are struggling to create stills God, who has our best interests at His or a copy of the footage then they can heart. Life makes sense and has contact the Police directly. They will try purpose. to get an Officer to come and assist. Adam and Eve's sin came from pride. Anti Social Behaviour They wanted to live life 'their way'Carpe There have been a few incidents of anti- Diem. social behaviour at the playing field over AroundPattishall Summer2021 8 9 AroundPattishall Summer2021 Practice sessions are running at the Pattishall playing fields every Tuesday from 18:30 Pattishall & District Pattishall Good Cricket Club for around an hour (depending on the Food & Produce Show Neighbours Club light) and will continue every Tuesday I am very pleased to be writing this until 14/09/21. Following the uncertainties of 2020, Welcome back to all our members and article and hope this is just the beginning 2021 is proving to be another awkward anyone else retired in the district who 2021 Fixtures of us getting back to normality. Despite year: third lockdown, near drought in might like to meet others for a monthly the challenges presented over the last ● 09/05/21 - Pattishall CC v Pattishall April, never-ending rain and cold in May, meeting for socialising, tea and year the club is continuing to go from CC (H) – BTeamWON and less than 100% clarity on whether refreshments, speakers, outings and strength to strength. ● 16/05/21 - Stoke Bruerne (H) –WON we can escape to the sun this summer. much more. ● 23/05/21 @ 13:30 - Blakesley (H) On the positive side, our gardens are Although the 2020 playing season was ● 06/06/21 @ 13:30 - Maid Moreton (H) gloriously emerald, many villagers have The committee are closely monitoring interrupted by Covid-19, we managed to ● 13/06/21 @ 13:30 - (H) had their first, and even second, Covid the development of the COVID situation get a few games in once restrictions ● 20/06/21 @ 13:30 - Towcestrians (H) jabs, and the children are happily back for a provisional get together in July, and permitted. The main highlight being that with that in mind have booked Cold ● 27/06/21 @ 13:30 - Farthingstone in school – to the immense relief of we once again beat Bodicote to retain Higham Hall for Thursday 8th July, at the Nomads (A) many parents, who have done an the T V Rogers Cup! usual time 1.45 pm. Please note the ● 18/07/21 @ 13:30 - Towcestrians (A) amazing job home-schooling over the past 14 months. change of venue – we hope this will not Despite the limited playing season, we ● 25/07/21 @ 13:30 - Stoke Bruerne (A) deter our loyal core membership. were very busy off the field putting the ● 01/08/21 @ 13:30 - Bodicote (H) At the time of writing, Covid-19 grants secured in 2019 to good use. ● 15/08/21 @ 13:30 - Maid Moreton (A) guidelines still don’t allow for large We look forward to seeing you all again, The old concrete wicket has been ● 22/08/21 @ 13:30 - Blakesley (A) gatherings indoors, however, the hopefully in July, and wish you safe and replaced with a new aggregate-based ● 05/09/21 @ 13:30 - Farthingstone Produce Show committee is travelling well with a more interesting time over artificial playing wicket, we have added a Nomads (H) hopefully and planning to bring you a the coming months! training wicket with nets and also added ● 19/09/21 @ 13:30 - Bugbrooke (A) slightly slimmed down, but hugely Brenda Pitcher a base ready for a new shed next to the enjoyable event onSunday 12th pavilion. If you are interested in playing or joining September in Pattishall Parish Hall. as a social member, please get in touch As we look forward to the 2021 season, Even if you don’t enter, it’s a lovely or come along to a training session on a we have a full fixture list and our highest family event – with refreshments, a raffle Ode to a Dog Poo Tuesday evening. If you haven’t ever number of members ever! and the chance to view the growing, played or it’s been a while, please don’t baking, making and creating talents of Please don’t leave your dog poos lying I am also very pleased to announce that let that put you off, we have players of our neighbours! on the ground. all ages and abilities in the team but we have our first shirt sponsor! Stable It gets me all excited to see what I have everyone buys into the club ethos that A provisional schedule is included in the Fabrications has very kindly agreed to found. we are here to have fun! centre pages of thisAround Pattishall sponsor our playing shirts. We are in I find them very tasty and really rather the final stages of approving the design and we will let everyone know by mid- Pattishall Cricket Club scrummy, but hope to have the shirts in the next August whether the show can go ahead, [email protected] but it does upset my mum and does not few weeks. In addition to the playing kit, and, if so, what arrangements will be in help my tummy. we will also have other teamwear (polo place to keep everyone safe. Please shirts, hoodies etc) with the club badge look out for this on ourFacebook page So dear dog walker, please don’t forget on. If you are interested in any (@PattishallProduceShow), the Village your bag. teamwear, this can be purchased Facebook page and theParish website. Keep an eye on what your dogs doing, I know it may seem sad! directly from the shirt supplierhttps:// If you were a cup winner in 2019, please seriouscricket.co.uk/teamwear/stores/ return your trophy to Barry Evans at your And when your dog does what dogs pattishall-cricket-club/. earliest convenience tend to do, so that he can arrange please get out your bag and please pick for engraving. up the poo! Thank you! Tinker Knight, springer spaniel

AroundPattishall Summer2021 10 11 AroundPattishall Summer2021 They are also preparing newLavandula angustifolia ‘Munstead’, from cuttings It is with regret that the taken from our current display, to team have to announce the replace it for next year when the old plants are past their best. cancellation of Picnic In The Park this year due to the To find out about our work and projects, current Covid situation. what is open or to book tickets please go on our website: There are too many www.nationaltrust.org.uk/canons-ashby. unknowns and risks for the Please book tickets in advance, team to stage the event especially if you are planning to visit at safely and the safety of all busy times such as weekends, public holidays or school holidays. those who attend is of utmost importance. We will be back next year Biscuit Wrapper on Saturday 9th July 2022. Collection Please see the Facebook post for more details. I’d like to say thank you to everyone who Till next year! contributed to the biscuit wrapper Canons Ashby collectiontoraisefundsfor Take care. PITP Team. Helen and Douglas House Hospice. As the weather warms up we are Owing to the countrywide popularity of continuing to change with the times and, this recycle programmeterracycle.co.uk thanks to restrictions easing, we are have made the decision to allow able to invite visitors to enjoy the house collections from ‘Public Drop-Off’ sites again, or to stroll in the beautiful summer only and not private collectors like garden. Rain or shine, there’s something myself. The closest Public Drop-Off for our supporters to do this season. points are at Culworth Primary Academy As spring turns to summer, the garden and Long Buckby Cubs. team have the annual job of changing I have recently claimed the final over the spring bedding to the summer payment of £20 bringing the total raised plants. This year it will take longer than for Helen & Douglas House to just £60. normal, as they will have a lot of work to Not a fortune but every penny is much do to prepare the soil. Due to lockdown appreciated. last year, they were not able to change Thank you, Janet Amos these beds in the usual way, so this year they have twice as much work to do. The plants they will be planting have been propagated here at Canons Ashby by our devoted garden team of staff and volunteers. They’ve also grown some extra plants here to sell in the shop. This is a great way of fundraising to help look after Canons Ashby and its garden for the future.

AroundPattishall Summer2021 12 13 AroundPattishall Summer2021 ● Year 6 has been learning about our Pattishall local area and are looking forward to Primary School our big musical extravaganza of Madagascar in the Summer Term. We are still operating in bubbles but are Yet another disturbed year, but with hopeful that before the end of the enormous financial help from Pattishall academic year we will be able to hold a Parish Council to upgrade our wifi, we sports day and a full-scale production, were able to deliver a comprehensive as well as welcoming our new learners remote learning package to keep the for September 2021! children going through yet another You can follow our learning journey on lockdown. They have returned to school our social media: with a spring in their step and keen to learn. ● Website:www.pattishallschool.co.uk ● Twitter:@TeamPattishall This has also been the year where our 124-year-old building has received a ● Instagram:pattishallceprimary brand new slate roof! We are so grateful ● Facebook Page: to our neighbours for their ongoing @pattishallceprimaryschool patience; hopefully the roof will last for ● Facebook Group:Pattishall CE another 100 years! Primary Virtual Playground Each year group has been busy: We are also recruiting... If you’d like to ● Reception have been planting and be involved in school life, please have a growing seeds in their outdoor area – look at our website they are excited to see the first signs www.pattishallschool.co.uk/vacancies of life! TOWCESTER We have openings for a newly qualified ● Year 1 has been finding out about teacher, midday meal supervisors, FARMERS’ fractions and is going to use these governors and volunteers to hear MARKET skills to cut up and share pizzas! children read in school. Come and join ● Years 1 and 2 have been learning our friendly, dynamic, progressive team! about Australia and will be taking part Mrs McLean 2nd FRIDAY in a didgeridoo and boomerang Head Teacher OF EVERY MONTH workshop after half term. ● Year 3 has been making Roman RICHMOND ROAD CAR PARK mosaics in teams - have a look on our 9am until 1.30pm Facebook page for the photos. ● Year 4 has been enjoying a first foray into the forest school, exploring knot Fresh local produce work, shelter building, species identification, creating natural paint, on sale bug hunting and much more. ● Year 5 enjoyed working on Managed for the Community Shakespeare – learning and byTowcester Lions Club performing the witch's poem from Macbeth. Reg. Charity No. 1133261

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Please use a SEPARATE ENTRY FORM for EACH PERSON and return your forms before 6pm on Thursday9 th September 2021 to: Pa�shall School, School Rd, Pa�shall, or: Barry Evans, Pear Tree Farm, 14 High St, Astcote – Tel 830 523 Kirsten Gibbs, 15 Church Street, Pa�shall – Tel8 30 707 Maggie Merris, 17 Manor Road, Grimscote – Tel 830 893 Rachel Sergison, 3 Home Close, Eastcote (All of the above will have extra copies of the entry form)

Entry fee IN ADVANCE: if received by …………20p adults, 10p under 14 6pm on Thursday 9th September years (per item) Entry fee ON THE DAY: between 9.30- …………40p adults,20 p under 14 GrandT otal £ 10.45am on Sunday 12th September years (per item) -3- -4- Rules & Condi�ons of Entry Pa�shall & District ProduceShow Sunday 12thSeptember 2021 • With the excep�ons of Sec�on L (Children) entries are open to all who Cups andT rophies live or work in Pat�shall or Cold Higham Parishes Points awarded: I point for each entry received on the day; • Class L is for those age 14 years or younger, who live, attend school, OR 20 points for First, 15 points for Secondand10 points for Third. have grandparents in Pat�shall or Cold Higham Parishes • Except where stated flower pots, bowls and troughs may be of any Miss Olney Cup………………………………… ……………………..…Overall show winner shape or size Horace Bates Cup……………………………. ………….….Overall winner ofS ec�on A • Enter early and save money! Entry forms received before 6pm on Gardening Club Cup…………………………. ………………Overall winner ofS ec�on B Thursday 9th September 2021 cost 20p adults & 10p under 14s PER Barry Evans Cup………………………………. ………………Overall winner ofS ec�on C ITEM; entry forms between 9.30-11.00am on the day of the show cost Janet Steel Cup………………………………… ………………Overall winner of Sec�on D 40p adults & 20p under 14s PER ITEM Floral Art Cup………..………………..………. ………………Overall winner of Sec�on E • Please use a SEPARATE ENTRY FORM for EACH PERSON Dorothy Kirton Cup…………………………. ………………Overall winner ofS ec�on F Eastcote Arms Cup…………………………… ………………Overall winner of Sec�on G • A maximum of 3 entries per individual class is allowed per person Peter Bull Bowl………………………………… ………………Overall winner ofS ec�on H • The hall will be open to receive entries from 9.30-10.45am on Sunday John’s Motors Cup…………………………… ………………Overall winner of Sec�on J 12th September 2021 – this may change if we need more �me to allow Maisie Cup………………………………………. ………………Overall winner ofS ec�on K for social distancing The Bartram Cup………..……………………. …Overall winner of ‘tallest sunflower’ • Judging will begin at 10.45 am. The hall will not be open to the public un�ljudging is complete – this should be around 1.15pm Sec�on L cups awarded for highest total of points per group • Cups will be announced at approximately 3.00pm (Please note new age categories): • We won’t have an auc�on this year – please collect your items from the Up to & including 6 7-9 years old 10-14 years old hall a�er the cups have been announced –f rom c. 3.30. Any perishable years old items notcollected will be binned (sorry) • The judges’ decision is final; no correspondence will be entered into !!! 2019 CUP-WINNERS !!! • The Commi�ee cannot accept any responsibility for loss or damage to PLEASE RETURNY OUR TROPHY TO BARRY EVANS ASAP – THANK YOU! the property of any exhibitor at or in transit to or from the show PEAR TREE FARM, 14 HIGH ST, ASTCOTE, TEL: 830-523 • All lost property or le� items must be claimed within one month • All trophies awarded remain the property of Pa�shall and District A big Pa�shall Produce Show ‘thank you’ to our judges. Produce Show and must be returned to the Chair by 1st August 2022 They are all experts in their field who travel to the show and volunteer their �me to make our day a success!

-5- -6- SECTION F: COOKERY / BAKING SECTION G: COOKERY/HOMEMADE SECTION K: PHOTOGRAPHY SECTION L: FOR CHILDREN & 35. Four cheese scones JAMS, CHUTNEYS, DRINKS & Max. 6”x8”, including mount YOUNG PEOPLE 36. Three rock cakes VINEGARS 62. Animal or animals Children &y oung people may also 37. Tea loaf (anyk ind) 48. Jam or preserves, with or without 63. Colour in nature enter any categorya bove 38. Decorated cake in the shape of a little �pple 64. Reflec�ons on 2020 Up to and including 6 years old an animal 49. Marmalade(a ny citrus fruit) 65. Movement 68. Three iced biscuits 39. Lemon drizzle cake 50. Jelly – sweetorsavoury 66. Farming 69. Pasta picture 40. Cake to include any vegetable in 51. Chutney and pickles 67. “A view through…” 70. Hand print picture recipe e.g. carrot, courge�e, etc. 52. Homemade wine, flavoured spirit, Please mount allp hotos so thatt hey 71. Animal mask on a paper plate or non-alcoholic beverage aren otdamaged when displayed. 72. An edible necklace Photographs of children MUST have SECTION H: ART parents’p ermission. 7-9 years old Any media, sizea nd theme, unless 73. Decorated cupcake stated otherwise DON’T FORGET! 74. Animal made of fruit or veg 53. A pain�ng in watercolour, oil, or THE ‘TALLEST SUNFLOWER’ 75. Garden on aplate acrylic CATEGORY IS OPEN TO EVERYONE! 41. Fruit pie or tart, minimum 76. Decorated wooden spoon 54. A sculpture or mixed media work USECO DE D-31 diameter 6” 77. A painted rock – any subject 55. Artonapostcard (any subject / 42. Un-iced Victoria sponge, with any media; max size 4”x6”) jam-only filling 10-14 years old 43. Six bu�er shortbread biscuits 78. Three squares ofany tray bake SECTION J: HANDICRAFTS 44. Sixanyother biscuitor cookie or biscuit / cereal cake (baked or Must have been completed in past 12 45. Three chocolatebrownies fridge cake) months (and not entered previously) 46. Bread – anykind, any grain, with 79. A birthdaycard for your best 56. Greetings card or without addi�onal flavourings friend 57. Tapestry or cross-s�tch item 47. Three sausage rolls, homemade 80. Any “upcycled” item 58. Kni�ed, crocheted orw oven item shortcrust pastry, maximum 81. A painted rock – any subject (or other yarn-based cra�) length 4 inches These arrangements are all 59. Patchwork or quilted item provisional, pending new Covid-19 60. Doorstop (any material) guidelines / restric�ons. 61. Handmade toy (any material) We will confirmw hether the show will take place by mid-August. Thank you foryour pa�ence! -7- Mr Jon Campion Mr Gary Mundy MBBS, BMedSci, FRCS MBChB, FRCS, Diploma Sports Med Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon Consultant Orthopaedic Surgeon

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AroundPattishall Summer2021 30 31 AroundPattishall Summer2021 surprise to many to learn that it is the Throughout the past year the council sorted so hopefully no more problematic Chairman’s Report Parish Council that shoulders the has met virtually which has worked patches along this stretch of road. 2020-2021 responsibility of churchyard repairs, not remarkably well. As always, the main the Peterborough diocese. The council topics have involved the four Ps: Although Roger Clarke intended to step Pattishall Parish has already repaired a section of the potholes, parking, planning and poo! down at the last AGM, we requested that Council wall and it intends to implement a rolling he remained for one more year to see us programme of maintenance rather than Throughout the winter potholes seemed through to the 2021 elections. He has to pop up on a daily basis, mainly now officially stepped down and we Once again, we have experienced a encounter a further collapse, which could prove extremely costly. because of the cold, wet and frosty welcome Fiona Mytton from Eastcote in year of challenges due to the continuing conditions that seemed to prevail for his place. There was not a parish effects of coronavirus. Sadly, we have Although we have tried very hard to week upon end. It appeared that only election as only nine candidates stood lost members of our parish to this deadly obtain a grant for play equipment at the craters of any considerable size got for the nine places. Roger’s knowledge virus and our thoughts go to all those Booth Close play area, we cannot be dealt with but eventually more modest and understanding have been invaluable who have been affected by the loss of entirely certain such funds will be ones appeared to be filled in. and we once again thank him for all he friends and family. Hopefully there forthcoming. Thus we have decided to has done for the parish over the years. seems to be a brighter light on the earmark funds of our own to improve the Parking, especially with more people Also, to Ann Addison our clerk whose horizon with the vaccination programme green space as a more enjoyable play working from home, continued to be a help and guidance is always so greatly being so successful and we can now area. problem and a source of irritation to appreciated by councillors and look forward to experiencing better times those using footpaths, especially with parishioners alike. ahead. We are pleased that the Number 87 bus buggies. service has managed to continue, Pattishall Council wishes you all the very The community spirit shown in the first although very limited use was made by Planning always gets residents attention best for the forthcoming year and hopes lockdown appears to have continued passengers during the past year due to and we have seen quite a few new or that we will once again get to enjoy the throughout the year with residents lockdowns and concerns of travelling on proposed new developments appear of many events within our parish that take making good use of our beautiful public transport. Nevertheless, the late. It should be remembered that place throughout the year. countryside in and around our parish. council believe that such a service is a although the parish council may have We are indeed fortunate for the open necessity for villages in rural areas and considered plans and made Barry H Evans, May 2021 spaces that so many urban dwellers whilst it remains economically viable, we recommendations it is the West have been denied in these will continue to provide financial support Northants (incorporating South unprecedented times. to this venture. Northants) Council that makes the ultimate decision. Once again, I would like to thank Linda A major success was the creation of an Hemming our Neighbourhood Watch Allotment Association which has seen Finally, poo and far too much of it! Co-ordinator, Bob Illingworth for the interest in having an allotment Please take your dog’s presents home managing the parish website and his increase to the point where there is a or use the dog waste bins distributed wife Iris for all the work and enthusiasm waiting list. Throughout the year in fine throughout the parish. The main she brings to the many activities that or foul weather there are folk tending problem is not on our pavements and happen throughout the year. The gift of their patches and it is a joy to see such verges but the footpaths through fields cake and a plant delivered to well-tended allotments. where the amount of dog excrement is households was a lovely gesture as the quite remarkable. annual Seniors Christmas lunch was The council has been able to support unable to take place. Many thanks also various ventures such as the Cricket The winter also heralded the go to Suzanne Raper who stepped down Club and the Produce Show, whilst appearance of road closures, uprooting after many years as the booking clerk for making a considerable donation to our of verges and a general abundance of the parish hall and a big thank you to the local school to help with their internet mud as Gigaclear installed broadband many residents who help in so many provision. Organisations should contact throughout the various villages in our different ways. the Council with any requests for parish. Thankfully nearly all traces of assistance, for consideration at our their labours have disappeared and we The precept for this year included monthly meetings (held on the second are now a better-connected parish. money for maintenance of the Thursday of each month, except for Likewise, the oil and water appearing churchyard wall. It may come as a August when no meeting is scheduled). along the Gayton Road has also been AroundPattishall Summer2021 32 33 AroundPattishall Summer2021 Council Finance Meanwhile, the Council is also updating Speeding on Banbury Lane Cold Higham Parish The Council’s accounts were audited by its records of burials and cremations The police speed van is a regular visitor Council an internal auditor appointed by which have already taken place, and of to the parish hall car park, and we Northants CALC during April. The audit outstanding Exclusive Rights of Burial to receive readouts of those who have At the election in May, delayed from report gave the Council’s accounts a plots in the cemetery. If anyone has any been caught exceeding the 30mph limit. 2020, all seven existing councillors were clean bill of health. The report, and all information, and particularly any The Council is exploring the feasibility of returned uncontested, there being only other relevant financial documents, can paperwork, would they please contact obtaining a mobile speed reminder unit that number of applicants. be viewed on the website. the Parish Clerk. to display from time to time in Cold Higham village. Other initiatives are Meetings have been held virtually, on The budget for the current financial year Parish Welcome Pack also under consideration. Speeding is a Zoom, for the past year, but the Annual (21/22) is also on the website for public The Council has prepared aWelcome concern to residents, especially those Parish Council Meeting on 20th May was viewing. Pack of information for any new arrivals with children. held in person in the Parish Hall garden, in the parish. If you know of any Street Lighting Project to comply with government instructions. newcomers near you, or you are new Fix My Street All the parish street lights have now Election of officers took place at the yourself, please let the clerk know and Do you know what to do if you see a been replaced with modern LED lights. meeting, and the updated list of all we will arrange a delivery. missing drain cover? Or some new fly The last one to be councillors is as follows: tipping? Or a nasty pothole? Fix My replaced was the light Dog Fouling Street (www.fixmystreet.com) is a one- Chairman – Digby Carter – on Litchborough Road. Once more this issue needs to be stop-shop for reporting all kinds of [email protected] In this case the pole raised. Perhaps there are more dog similar issues, and is much the fastest also had to be replaced walkers as a result of Covid-19 way of getting problems known to the Deputy Chairman – Kim Attenborough as the old concrete one lockdowns. The Council is again [email protected] appropriate authority. It is open to was nearing the end of actively investigating the possibility of everyone, and is very easy to use. We DannyEverestHayes– its life. The project installing a number of dog litter bins encourage all parishioners to become [email protected] began in early 2019 around the parish. This is not a cheap familiar with this service. and has come across a exercise, and the burden falls on all Nigel Forster –[email protected] number of problems council tax payers, dog lovers or not. Parish web address: Keith Hurford – (not least Covid-19!), Meanwhile, we are collaborating with the www.coldhigham-pc.gov.uk [email protected] but has now been completed. The Beavers to promote better habits entire cost has been covered by a grant amongst the dog -walking parishioners Digby Carter, Chairman Jane Kimbell – from the then South Northants Council, in taking responsibility for clearing away 01327 830521 [email protected] to whom we extend our thanks. their dogs’ mess. EdSlinn–[email protected] As well as reducing our carbon Litter emissions, the project has saved the The Council organised another ‘virtual’ Assuming that Covid-19 restrictions are th st lifted as currently planned on 21st June, Council money. By comparison with FY litter pick over the weekend 20 /21 Council meetings will return to Cold 2019/20, our electricity costs in the FY March, as a result of the increase in litter Higham Parish Hall at 7.30pm. The next just ended (20/21) have come down by which has appeared around the parish. one is scheduled for 24th June (delayed around 76% (from £1,033 to £243). In particular, it is clear that some people from 17th Jun to accommodate the Covid There will be further savings this year, are discarding their Covid face masks plan), and the remaining meetings for as the latest lights to be renewed come carelessly, as a number are appearing the year are on the website. into the equation. on the roads and paths. This is not only unsightly, but potentially dangerous. Meeting agendas are posted on the Cemetery Everyone is reminded to dispose of face website and parish notice boards around Revised rules and regulations are being masks safely in their black bin. a week before meetings, and minutes written for the use of the Council-run shortly afterwards. Members of the cemetery (not the closed churchyard at The Council would like to thank all those public are welcome to attend all St Luke’s Church). These will be who took part in the virtual litter pick – meetings. published on the website in the next few the turnout was very impressive. weeks. Thanks to everyone.

AroundPattishall Summer2021 34 35 AroundPattishall Summer2021 The Well Gr oup Thursday June 14th 2021 Astcote Lunch Club 1.30-2.30pm Chapel and During lockdown this group of ladies from various Mel Brown : Overstone Astcote churches has been mee�ng via Zoom. We hope that Pioneer Community Chaplain Rooms our mee�ng in June will be our final Zoom mee�ng Are Available Methodist Church before we meet again in person in September at Mel will be talking about her Astcote Chapel. Please contact Alison or Ann if you work in this new housing to Hire would like to join us. development. As soon as Lunch Club can safely Alison: albrierley@b�nternet.com 07794 742286 Mee�ng via Zoom The Chapel has seating for 50+ resume Maureen will be pleased to peoplewithasmallstagearea. or Ann: ann.atkin51@b�nternet.com 01327 830907 No mee�ngs in July & August The upstairs room offers an ideal see you. If you are retired or live space for a small group to meet and alone and would enjoy having lunch Astcote MethodistChurch Tea : Coffee : Cake the kitchen is well equipped in a with a small friendly group then smaller meeting room Meet old friends • Make new friends please contact Maureen so that she CAFÉ DAY downstairs. Disabled access to All invited – young and old and th ground floor. can let you know when things are Saturday 19 June, 10am-4pm everyone in between! back to normal. Home cooked food If you are looking for a place to meet why not come and have a look? is served for a small sum. Bus News

Contact Kate Stretton 830115 Contact Maureen Corbett on The bus continues to run between Towcester and . 830296 Any queries etc. please contact Ann Atkin. [email protected], 830907

AroundPattishall Summer2021 36 37 AroundPattishall Summer2021 ASTCOTE METHODIST CHURCH Holy Cross, Pa�shall and St Luke, Cold Higham Sharing God’s Love with All (part of the Amelcote Benefice) Team Ministry:Rev Romeo Pedro, Rev Phil Snelson Rector Deacon Richard Beckett, Rev Brian Kennard, Rev Francis M’Itiiri. Reverend Canon Káren Jongman The Chapel and Ministers are available for Baptisms, Weddings and Funerals. 07980 881252 To contact a Minister please ring the Circuit Office: 01604 702178 The Sunday and mid-week services planned for June, July and August In August both Rev Phil Snelson and Deacon Richard Beckett will be leaving the are listed below. Northampton Methodist Church Team. Phil is moving to a new Circuit, and Richard retiring. They have both contributed a lot to the life of our church and Whilst Covid restric�ons remain in place, if you wish to a�end any Monday Club at Pattishall School. We wish them God’s blessing in the next of our services in church, we ask you please to book your place in phase of their Ministry. In September we will welcome Rev David Spiers who will advance so that we can plan sea�ng accordingly. serve our Chapel together with Roade, Harpole and Towcester Road, Far Cotton Call or text Chris Bulleid on 07934 589685 to book your place. Methodist Churches. You are required to wear a face mask (unless exempt) and congrega�onal On Sundays when services have not been arranged you are welcome to come singing inside is sadly not allowed. We have however been enjoying singing into the Chapel and pray – see poster on the noticeboard for dates. Any prayer the last hymn in the churchyard! requests can be put in the box by the Chapel gate. Services held at Holy Cross church and all our Zoom services are also Sunday Services 10.30am: Until the end of August services will be on the st rd streamed live on YouTube. Search for Amelcote on YouTube and 1 Sunday with a Family Service on 3 Sunday in the month. subscribe to our channel. Family Services 10.30am: 20th June, Rev Francis M’Itiiri : 18th June, JohnAtkin : 15th August, Rev Alan Sharp Any changes will be advised in our weekly informa�on sheet together with details of how to join our services on Zoom. Please contact Chris Bulleid on Prayer for the Community 10-10.30am: On all Sundays when there is no 10.30 07934 589685 or [email protected] to be added to our mailing list. service. Lunch Club will recommence when Covid regulations allow – contact Maureen Family Communion Morning Worship Date Date Corbett on 830296 if you would like her let you know the next date. Sunday 10am Wednesday 10am Well Group Thursday 24th June 1.30pm via Zoom with Mel Brown, Overstone 6th Pa�shall 9th Tiffield Pioneer Community Chaplain …. Contact Alison Brierley via 13th Zoom 16th Gayton [email protected] for log in details. We do not meet in July or August. June 20th Cold Higham 23rd Pa�shall Monday Club (Sunday School on a Monday) has restarted recently afterschool 27th Zoom 30th Cold Higham on Mondays at Pattishall for Year 1 and 2 children. If you would like your child to 4th Pa�shall 7th Tiffield attend please contact John Atkin [email protected] or ask at 11th Zoom 14th Pa�shall School Office. July 18th Gayton 21st Cold Higham 25th Zoom 28th Gayton 1st Pa�shall 4th No service 8th Zoom 11th No service Aug 15th Tiffield 18th No service 22nd Zoom 25th No service 29th Cold Higham

AroundPattishall Summer2021 38 39 AroundPattishall Summer2021 June 2021 D 2nd Gardening Club (Zoom) :Gardening the World - Horticulture of the CWGC 10th Pattishall Parish Hall & Playing Field AGMs & meetings, 7pm (Zoom) I 10th Pattishall Parish Council meeting, Pattishall Parish Hall, 7.45pm 14th Well Group, Asctote church, 1.30-2.30pm (Zoom) 19th Café Day, Astcote Methodist Church, 10am-4pm A th 24 Cold Higham Parish Council meeting, Cold Higham Hall, 7.30pm R July 1st Pattishall Parish Hall & Playing Field meeting, Pattishall Hall, 7pm (Zoom) Y 6th Gardening Club : National Botanic Gardens of Wales (Zoom) 8th Good Neighbours meeting: Cold Higham Hall, 1.45 pm 8th Pattishall Parish Council meeting, Pattishall Parish Hall, 7.45pm 15th Cold Higham Parish Council meeting, Cold Higham Hall, 7.30pm D 16th End of Pattishall School term A August September T 2nd Start of Pattishall School term 2nd Pattishall Parish Hall & Playing Field meeting, Pattishall Hall, 7pm 9th Pattishall Parish Council meeting, Pattishall Parish Hall, 7.45pm E 12th Pattishall Food & Produce Show, Pattishall Parish Hall S 16th Cold Higham Parish Council meeting, Cold Higham Hall, 7.30pm All details subject to change…!

All being well, final copy date for the October-November newsletter is 10th September. Copy should be sent to The Old Farmhouse, 13 High Street, Astcote (email [email protected], tel: 830042). Please use email if possible. Pattishall Parish Council undertakes the production of the newsletter, it does not take responsibility for the accuracy of articles. Any views or opinions expressed are those of the author in each case. Would you like to see your photograph or artwork on the cover of the nextAround Pattishall? If so, please email. It should be something with a local and seasonal flavour. Published by Pattishall Parish Council Printed by SGL, Towcester:sglppp.co.uk 01327 359117