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LONDON THAMES VALLEY & WILTSHIRE AREA Notice Is Hereby LONDON THAMES VALLEY & WILTSHIRE AREA The county boundaries of Berkshire, Buckinghamshire, Oxfordshire, Wiltshire & Greater London Notice is hereby given that the AGM of the London, Thames Valley and Wiltshire Area will be held on Sunday 1st April 2018 at Princes Risborough School at 11am. Notices of motion must be sent to the Secretary Mrs Elizabeth Stewart Coriander, Bilsham Road, Yapton, Arundel, West Sussex BN18 0JN in writing by 60 days earlier. Nominations for committee to be given 14 days before the AGM to the Secretary. Individual membership cards must be shown. February 3rd Greyhound PH, 16 Common Road, Eton Wick, Windsor SL4 6JE Skittles afternoon from 12-4pm. A new venue for us and a chance to meet up with friends for a game of skittles and a meal. Please book with organisers. £10 per person Organisers: Frank & Margaret Tel: 0118 958 7989 / 07402 609442 March 11th – Winter Walk, Isabella Plantation, Richmond Park TW10 5HS Walk will commence at 11a.m. Meet Broomfield Hill carpark (midway between Kingston Gate and Robin Hood Gate (pedestrians only). There are no toilets at Broomfield Hill carpark, the nearest toilets are at Kingston Gate carpark. There are toilets in Isabella Plantation. The walk is on gravel paths and is suitable for disabled. Dogs are allowed on leads. Organiser: Pat & Maurice 07702 004302. March 15th – 19th Chertsey Camping & Caravanning Club Site KT16 8JX MR176/052667 4 nights. Directions as in ‘Your Place in the Country’ / C&CC Big Sites Book. Booking essential at least 14 days prior to meet. £12 pun Organisers: Tony & Rosemary 07788 199246 / 01403 264691 March 29th – April 3rd Princes Risborough School, Merton Rd, Princes Risborough Buckinghamshire HP27 0DR MR 165/810030 5 day meet. Easter celebrations and AGM with use of hall for socials. On A4010 Wycombe to Princes Risborough Rd approx. 0.5m past Black Prince PH turn right into Clifford Rd, 200yds turn left into Merton Rd school ahead. £10pun. Organisers: Paul & Cheryl 07909 498828 or 07484 891934 April 19th – 24th Home Farm Rally Field, Stoke Bruerne, Towcester, Northants NN12 7SY. MR 152/745496 5 day meet. Lovely Canal walks & Museum. PH adjacent to the site. Buses to Towcester, Milton Keynes and Northampton. From M1 junction 15 towards Old Stratford on A508 after approx 3m at crossroads turn right sign posted Stoke Bruerne turn left in village immediately before Canal Bridge site on right in 75 yds. £10pun. Organisers: Ian & Lilla 07905 689919. May 3rd – 8th Swiss Farm International, Marlow Rd, Henley on Thames, Oxon RG9 2HY. MR 175/760834. 5 day meet May Day. Easy access to the river and town centre. Buses pass the site. On A4155 Marlow Road 0.5miles north of Henley. Do not use main site entrance rally field adjacent next to Rugby Club. £12 pun. Organisers: John & Val 07831 711978. May 19th BCC AGM See front of programme May 24th – 29th Salisbury Rugby Club, Castle Rd, Salisbury, Wilts SP1 3SA MR 184/141321 5 day meet. This site is 1.5mls from historic city of Salisbury. Stonehenge, Longleat and Beaulieu within easy reach. Bus stop outside site. From Amesbury A303 take A345 south for 6.5mls turn right into site. £9pun Organisers: Liz & Francis 01243 551541 or 07890 397564. June 7th – 11th Aston & Cote Village Hall, Aston, Oxon, OX18 2DU. MR 164/342030. 4 nights. On the approach to Standlake A415 follow the LTVW signs to Aston, site on left. £9pun Organisers: Gary & Shirley 07968 416431. June 21st – 25th Cirencester RFC, The Whiteway, Cirencester, Glos, GL7 2ER. MR 163/023027. 4 nights. On A417 to Cirencester, take 1st exit into town, go through Stratton turn left at traffic lights sign posted Chedworth site on right behind club house. £11 pun Organisers: Karen 07771 593541 Val & Bill 07908 637029. July 11th – 16th Swiss Farm International Marlow Road Henley-on-Thames RG9 2HY. MR 175/760834 5 day meet. Henley Music Festival & Anniversaries. Close to river and town centre. Buses pass site. On A4155 Marlow Road 0.5m N of Henley Do not use main site entrance. Rally field next to Rugby Club. £12 Organisers: Frank & Margaret 07402 609442. July 20th – August 6th THS Abingdon Vale Cricket Club Culham Road, Abingdon, Oxfordshire OX14 3HP MR 164/501965 London, Thames Valley & Wiltshire Area invite you to this is a hugely popular THS site with a lovely flat riverside site, close to the town and with walks along the Thames Path accessed directly from the site. Ideal for the Chilterns & Cotswold Hills. Blenheim Palace within easy reach. City of Oxford by boat or bus. On A415 200yds south of Abingdon Bridge Entrance through Cricket Club. Take care not to enter football Club next door. The owners request breathable ground sheets only. Site opens at 10am. Site fee £10 pupn + £2 for additional adults. This site has a risk of flooding so you may need to remove your unit at short notice. Booking not necessary Organisers: John & Mary 07557 988418 August 16th – 20th Newnham Manor Old Reading Road Crowmarsh Gifford OX10 8BW. MR 175/619889. 4 nights. From A4130 (Henley to Oxford) take 2nd exit at roundabout signed Crowmarsh Gifford. In 500yds turn left onto Old Reading Rd, opposite Bell PH. Pass school on right and cottage on left turn into site & follow LTV signs £9 Organisers: George & Nina 07792 580209. August 24th – 29th BCC FOL Kelso – See front of programme August 30th – September 3rd Cookham Meadows Ferry Lane Cookham SL6 9SN. MR 175/897855. 4 nights. Site close to the village and river. Regatta usually held this w/e. Take the A4094 from Maidenhead signposted Cookham. Follow the road past High St Take next left before the bridge. Site at end of lane past the Church. £8pun Organisers: Wendy & Jim 01895 672231 September 13th – 17th Green Jackets St Cross Symondians Cricket Club, St Cross Winchester SO23 9RX. MR 185/476277 4 nights. On outskirts of Winchester. Bus stop outside gate. Use of clubhouse. Post Code is near site. From M3 J11 at A3090 roundabout follow B3335 towards Winchester in 0.3m turn right onto site. £12pun Organisers: Liz & Francis 07890 397564 or 01243 551541 September 28th – 30th Hurley Riverside Park Maidenhead SL6 5NE. MR 175/818839. 4 nights LTVW FOL. PLEASE BOOK AT LEAST 14 DAYS PRIOR. On A4130 Maidenhead/Henley Rd. Turn right into Shepherds Lane. (After the turning to Hurley Village Only). £28 for 2 nights. Advance booking essential. Organisers: Michael & Lisa 07748 169482 October 11th – 15th Shamba Holidays, East Moors Lane, Ringwood Road, St Leonards, Ringwood, Hampshire BH24 2SB MR 195/104028 4 nights. Ideally situated to explore Hampshire and Dorset. From Ringwood follow the A31 towards Ferndown. Site is on the right of dual carriageway. In 2 miles at 2nd roundabout after junction with A338 turn back towards Ringwood. Site on left after roundabout past St Leonard’s Hospital. Electric hook up, bar / function room, shop for essentials and heated swimming pool. ADVANCED BOOKING ESSENTIAL WITH FINAL PAYMENT BY 1ST SEPTEMBER. £18pun Organisers: Eric & Eve 07919 076124 or 01202 828910 October 25th – 29th Chertsey CCC Site, Bridge Road, KT16 8JX. MR 176/052667. 4 nights. Booking essential a minimum of 14 days prior to meet. Routing details as per "Site Seeker". £12.50pun. Organiser: Val & Bill 07908 637029 November 3rd Greyhound PH, 16 Common Road, Eton Wick, Windsor SL4 6JE Skittles afternoon from 12-4pm. An end of season chance to meet up with friends for a game of skittles and a meal. Please book with organisers. £10 per person. Organisers: Cheryl & Paul 07909 498828 or 07484 891934 .
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