RaTHE bbiter The Rabbiter - May 2016 RaTHE bbiter Issue 231 May 2016

All the regular features plus • COMMUNITY SAFETY PATROL OFFICERS • LOCAL DEVELOPMENT BLUEPRINT • CHARITY FUNDRAISING EVENTS and much more The Community Newsletter for Hatch Warren, Beggarwood and Kempshott Park

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Printed on recycled or sustainably sourced paper using ecoprint-system4 by Greenhouse Graphics. Hampshire’s only EMAS accredited print center. THE EDITORIAL Have you found us on facebook yet? Please like us and start contributing to the discussions Rabbiter and comments. We also have a twitter presence – sadly your editor is not as proficient in INSIDE THIS ISSUE social media as she would like to be so if anyone out there would like to help please let us know – it would be good to have a ‘chief tweeter’! We are also updating our website and THE plan to include longer articles and more ‘what’s on’ information on there. 4 SAINSBURY’S 5 COMMUNITY SAFETY Despite the strange weather we have been having recently front gardens across the estate Ra PATROLbbi OFFICERS ter are beginning to burst into flower. One of the best ways to see the lovely gardens and RECLAIMING JANE admire the green fingers of our residents is to deliver the Rabbiter. There is the benefit of LOCAL ELECTIONS gentle exercise as you wander along delivering our newsletter and it probably only takes 6 CLASSICAL MASTERWORKS CONCERT about half an hour each month. If you are tempted to join our lovely team of Rabbiter WOOFS AND WELLIES Deliverers please get in touch – see page 5 for a list of roads that need you to deliver! CIVIL SERVICE RETIREMENT We welcome Candover Valley Pre-School to our pages this month and look forward to FELLOWSHIP them being a regular contributor. The Rabbiter is eager to publish reports from all our local HAMPSHIRE HOSPITALS SERVICES groups so if you have something to share, please contact us [email protected]. 7 PROBUS - HELICOPTER FLYING It is local election day on 5 May and the Community Centre will be the polling station for IN THE ROYAL NAVY many residents. However it is hoped that it will still be business as usual for all the normal HATCH WARREN W.I. activities need that take place there – check with the Community Centre office if you 8 LAMB BROOKS LEGAL EYE need clarification. GREENLIGHT FOR LOCAL PLAN 10 WHAT’S ON A big thank you to everyone who is knitting squares for the Immanuel Big Knit – the 13 OLD DOWN AND BEGGARWOOD finished blankets look amazing. Squares don’t take long to knit and research shows that WILDLIFE GROUP knitting is a great way to relax. If you would like to help but can’t knit or crochet, contact BASINGSTOKE DISCOVERY CENTRE the get in touch with the knitters via www.immanuel.co.uk. 14 CATS PROTECTION Last month the Film Club at Immanuel showed ‘Made in Dagenham’. There was much ADULT POP CHOIR STARTS AT laughter during this film and it brought back many memories to the audience – do you THE COMMUNITY CENTRE remember ‘hot pants’, motorbikes with a sidecar for the family and the music of the late FANTASTIC OPENING NIGHT 1960s? The film club is free and the next showing will be on 11 May at 7.30pm. FOR CLUBBERCISE Have you been Spring Cleaning? Are you de-cluttering your house or garage? The Rabbiter 16 CHILDRENS’ CORNER free ads are a great way to sell unwanted goods – we will even include a small picture if 18 PHILLIPS SOLICITORS there is space. Email your ad to [email protected]. 19 MAY IN THE GARDEN BASINGSTOKE LIONS CLUB There are two Bank Holidays in May, let’s hope the weather is good. Why not visit the 20 FARLEIGH WALLOP GARDEN FAIR Farleigh Wallop Club? There are some lovely walks through the countryside around PLAY CROQUET! Farleigh Wallop and you could end up at the club for a refreshing drink at the end of the HATCH WARREN & BEGGARWOOD walk – they are open from 7pm every evening except Sunday. Enjoy! CYCLING CLUB Jenny, Editor BASINGSTOKE ART CLUB EXHIBITION 22 COMMUNITY CENTRE The Rabbiter is put together each month by Kevin, our wonderful and long suffering 23 THE WARREN 25 SPIRITUALLY SPEAKING graphic designer. Kevin is taking part in the fun run to raise money for St Michael’s Hospice THE IMMANUEL BIG KNIT North Hampshire. To find out more about what Kevin is doing and why, please visit http:// ST. MICHAEL’S HOSPICE HOUSE TO www.virginmoneygiving.com/KevinJeffery where you can also sponsor him online. HOUSE COLLECTION Don’t forget to tick the box to reclaim Gift Aid on your donation if you’re a UK tax payer. 26 RABBITER CONTACTS Virgin Money Giving will pass this on in full to charity, making your donation go even further. 28 CLASSIFIED ADS BUS TIMETABLE Thanks for your support, 29 FREE ADS 30 HATCH WARREN RUNNERS Keep an eye out for the web symbol -– you can find out more on selected FARLEIGH WALLOP ESTATE CLUB articles at www.therabbiter.biz ST MICHAELS HOSPICE 24TH BIG WHEEL EVENT

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Our Values make and recognising how to spot the deterioration within fruit. us Different Our depot colleagues spent the morning showing the pupils many varied roles within Logistics and food chain management. Brand Match Sainsbury’s is reinforcing its commitment to offer great products Click & Collect and services at fair prices by replacing its Brand Match scheme Our Click & Collect service continues to gain many new with lower regular prices on products that matter most to customers. Free collection is available for orders below £40 with customers. orders below £40 attracting a fee of £4. The last Brand Match coupons will be issued on April 26th, with The service is available Monday to Saturday from 8.00am to the usual time limits allowing customers to redeem any savings 1.00pm and 2.00pm and 8.00pm and, on a Sunday from 10.00 from a coupon. to 4.00pm Over 60% of the coupons we issued were telling our customers Saturday mornings are proving very popular with up to 7 orders that their shop was the same price or cheaper than it would available for collection per hour. So, please be patient is there is have been at Asda. a queue. So, the money Sainsbury’s spent to run the Brand Match scheme Carer’s Week has been re-invested into lowering prices of everyday products We’ll be welcoming a range of organisations from across the further still. Borough during Carer’s Week which this year runs from June You can read the full statement at http://www.j-sainsbury.co.uk/ 6th – June 12th. media/latest-stories/ If your organisation would like to showcase their services for Carer’s please drop us a line via the email contact at the end of Sport Relief this page. A huge thank you to our customers who helped the store raise over £10,000 for Sport Relief this year. Crazy Golf Day We welcomed our Chief Executive, Mike Coupe, to the store on We’re proud to help our friends at Hatch Warren Community Friday 18th March, and some of you may have seen the assault Centre by sponsoring the Crazy Golf Competition on July 9th, course which colleagues completed as part of our regional at the Summer Picnic. fundraising efforts. Colleagues at the store will be raising funds for the Community Two local projects benefit from funds raised through the Centre & our charity partner The Pink Place via sponsorship for Comic/Sport Relief partnership. Sebastian’s Action Trust, based the Crazy Golf. Our aim is to raise £10,000. at Bluebells in North Waltham and, Inspero, based behind If you would like to join our colleagues in some fun, fundraising Kempshott Village Hall. please contact us at the store for more details. The Camrose Centre The store has donated items including T-Shirts, Mugs and 5p bags, to the team at The Camrose Centre.  This will help reduce the cost of obtaining bags to distribute food Goslings Garden parcels for the clients who use their services from the Centre. & Fencing Services Ltd With over 20 years experience in Cranbourne School all gardening areas. Colleagues from the store and our distribution depot at  T: 01256 332680 / 07973 523246 Houndmills, spent the morning at the school showing pupils Email: [email protected] various roles from within the sites.  Pupils were shown how we plan our online delivery schedules Garden Maintenance (one-off / regular) • Mowing • and were tasked with assigning the drivers to the correct van and Strimming • Hedge-cutting • Stump grinding • Fencing • shift. They also spent time looking at how we display our produce Pruning • Patio’s • Turfing ... and more

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COMMUNITY SAFETY How is this achieved? Introduction to Doorstep Crime PATROL OFFICERS • High visibility patrolling on foot, bicycle Most people who call at your home will and vehicle across the whole of the be genuine, but sometimes people can Hampshire Crimestoppers is continuing Basingstoke and Deane area, dealing turn up unannounced, with the aim of the fight against rural and coastal crime with the issues that affect residents the tricking their way into your home in order by targeting would-be thieves across the most. to steal your money and valuables. county. Crimestoppers is fighting back • High profile campaigns targeting the key with a campaign They may claim to be from well-known issues affecting residents (littering at the companies, organizations or charities. They What we do Leisure Park, Cigarette litter campaign, may be men or women, young or old, and The CSPO service aims to reduce ASB in parks and Dog Fouling) will be convincing and persuasive. They antisocial behaviour affecting people and • Use of accredited police powers to often use ‘props’ like an identity card or places by: provide a range of options to best deal wear clothes with a company logo. • Enforcing a robust approach to ASB with antisocial behavior. Other people can turn up as builders or • Deterring ASB through high visibility • Close work with partners to ensure gardeners and try to trick you into paying patrols the most appropriate action is taken. for unnecessary work. You should never agree to having any work done at your • Reassuring communities and victims How do we operate? home by someone who is just passing or • Promoting measures to reduce risks • 12 patrol officers take their word that the work needs to be of ASB • Providing coverage throughout all of done at all. • Supporting police and partners Basingstoke & Deane Remember when people come to your • Gathering evidence for remedial • Geographical points of contact for door: action residents, community groups, elected If they’re there, be aware! The council will not ignore antisocial members, businesses etc. behaviour and it will use its range of • Working between 7am-midnight 7 If you’re not sure, don’t open powers to take the most appropriate days a week (focussing on the key the door! action to address it times antisocial behaviour is occurring) Say no, and tell them to go!

RECLAIMING JANE familar with this side of town. She would also LOCAL ELECTIONS, take trips into Basingstoke town to attend 5 MAY 2016 Not all Basingstoke residents realise the links dances at the assembly rooms at the top we have with Jane Austen in Basingstoke, of town, or to shop. She bought her writing There will be local elections for Borough and those links are strong here on this side slope from a Basingstoke company. Councillors and the Police and Crime of town. Despite Winchester claiming Jane because she died there and was buried Next year is the two hundreth anniversary Commissioner on 5 May 2016. The in the Cathedral, and Alton claiming her of Jane’s death, and there will be a whole candidates standing locally are: because she lived in Chawton towards the series of events around Hampshire and the Basingstoke & Deane Borough end of her life, she lived for the most part South, with many places claiming Jane as her in the nearby village of Steventon, in the own. But we are determined to establish Councillor Election Borough of Basingstoke, and wrote Pride Jane as a Basingstoke girl, she lived most of Hatch Warren & Beggarwood Ward and Prejudice, Sense and Sensibility and her life here and it is time that we claimed Spencer John Cleary, UKIP Northanger Abbey there. her back. There will be many exciting James Andrew Mckenzie, Labour Party Jane was very active socially in Basingstoke projects over the next year or so, and Dan Putty, Conservative Party and was a frequent visitor to dances and we begin this year with a weekend of the Richard Andrew Whitechurch, Liberal balls at many of the large family houses such Basingstoke Festival dedicated to a Women’s Democrat as Manydown House. It is believed that she Literary Festival where many of the events would walk from Steventon to the coaching will have a Jane link. Watch out for further Candidates for election of a Inn at North Waltham to meet the mail updates and events, Jane will be coming back Police and Crime Commissioner, coach. This is now the Wheatsheaf on the to Basingstoke where she belongs! Hampshire Police Area A30. So we can claim Jane as someone very Cllr Terri Reid Richard James Adair, Liberal Democrats Simon Hayes, Independent We need a few more helpers to 1. Breadels Field & Breadels Court Don Jerrard, Independent distribute the Rabbiter. This takes about 2. Britannia Drive & Canberra Way Michael George Lane, The Conservative half an hour a month. Sadly we can’t 3. Cropmark Way, Calleva Close Party Candidate offer any financial reward save the Robert Andrew Price, Labour Party and Matilda Drive RABBITER satisfaction of helping our community. DISTRIBUTORS Roy Swales, UKIP The following are the rounds which now 4. Monarch Close NEEDED Steve Watts, Zero Tolerance Policing need deliverers: 5. Blunt Road and Terry Close ex Chief

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BASINGSTOKE SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA CIVIL SERVICE RETIREMENT FELLOWSHIP CLASSICAL At the meeting held on MASTERWORKS CONCERT Wednesday 6th April the Saturday 18th June 2016, 7:45pm Chairman, John Lambeth, The Anvil, Basingstoke welcomed 61 members Basingstoke Symphony Orchestra serves and the Secretary, Tony up a feast of great orchestral masterpieces. Brazier, gave details of Clarinet virtuoso Òscar Argüelles performs the forthcoming trips Mozart’s wonderful Concerto in A major to Brooklands Motor with the orchestra. The concerto was written Museum and Hatchlands in 1791, shortly before Mozart’s death and was his final purely instrumental piece. Park on Tuesday 17th May Recently popularised by the film “The King’s and Blenheim Palace on Speech”, Beethoven’s Seventh Symphony Friday 17th June. Christine is indeed a true masterwork. Many classical Broadbent, the Welfare music lovers consider the second movement Officer, gave her report and welcomed until the Abolition of Slavery Act of 1833 of the symphony to be one of the most back those members who had returned beautiful pieces of music ever written. when the owners, having realised that their after not being well. Rossini’s “La Cenerentola” Overture and profitable business was coming to an end the Capriol Suite by Warlock complete the The speaker this month was Iain Kennedy used their wealth to create some of the programme. Come and enjoy an evening who gave a talk entitled “Liverpool, Capital well-known banks and business empires of beautiful music performed by your local of the Transatlantic Slave Trade.” He which remain to this day. orchestra. Tickets from £12. For more details described how the shipping magnates please see our website www.bso.org.uk or At the next meeting on 4th May the of the 1700s saw the great potential in via the Anvil website www.anvilarts.org.uk speaker will be Jane Komrower from the shipping slaves from West Africa, a practice Join us for a pre-concert glass of Prosecco CAB. that had been carried out by the Spanish for £4, served by members of the Orchestra! and Portuguese since the time of Elizabeth The group meets on the first Wednesday Limited tickets available so please book early of each month at Brookvale Village Hall to avoid disappointment. 1. The first ship out of Liverpool to do this in 1700 was called Liverpool Trader and from 10 am to 12 noon and all retired Civil Servants and their partners are welcome. WOOFS AND WELLIES carried 220 slaves which netted £330,000 profit. He explained how sailing from Further details about meetings can be Sunday 17th April saw St. Michael’s Hospice Liverpool was much safer than trying to obtained from the Secretary Tony Brazier hold its annual Woofs and Wellies walk on navigate the English Channel at the time of on 01256 418770 or at bjmapbr@ntlworld. the glorious grounds of Lord Portsmouth’s the Napoleonic wars and how later trade com and if you would like to join us on any estate in Farleigh Wallop. The sun shone in sugar and cotton as well as supplying of our trips please contact Kate Lambeth brightly on the nearly 300 people who came on 01256 328791 along to support the work of the Hospice. slaves for these industries ensured huge The event hopes to raise £10,000 towards profits for the ship owners. This continued David Cowling the £3.8 million running costs of the Hospice. The winner of this year’s Best Dog was the lovely Rosie who was only recently rescued from Battersea Dog’s Home. HAVE YOUR SAY ON HAMPSHIRE Two new routes were tackled; a 5 mile HOSPITALS SERVICES option and a challenging 10 miler. Many DON’T miss the chance to have your say continually listening to the public and people walked without dogs, just enjoying the on the services provided by Hampshire this survey gives us another way to opportunity to view the glorious Hampshire Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust. understand people’s views of our countryside from within the magnificent The trust, which runs Basingstoke services and our plans. It will help us private estate. There were plenty of children and North Hampshire Hospital, shape what we do in the future.” too and everyone enjoyed the cake provided by the Hospice’s chef afterwards. Royal Hampshire County Hospital, in If you would like to know more about Winchester, and Andover War Memorial There was corporate support too in the the trust, you can watch short films Hospital, is carrying out an engagement form of Mars Drinks providing all the featuring interviews with senior clinical programme to help it plan for the future. refreshments; Projected Image suppling staff talking about the services they the PA system; and, Sentinel HA and BMI Visit bit.ly/HampshireHospitals to run, the challenges they face and their Hampshire Clinic getting together teams complete an online survey. The closing plans for the future are available at of walkers. The Basingstoke Ramblers again date for responses is 13 May 2016. hampshirehospitals.nhs.uk/news-events/ plotted and planned all the routes, both of Mary Edwards, chief executive of news/public-engagement-spring-2016. which were new this year, and provided Hampshire Hospitals, said: “We are aspx. the course marshals on both routes.

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HELICOPTER FLYING IN THE ROYAL NAVY Retired Royal Navy Victorious in the Far East. The Wessex Captain Mike Sant had a crew of four; two pilots, sonor has experienced a full operator and observer. Operating day and and varied 35 year night, he explained how they searched career on land, sea for submarines and what life was like on and in the air. He gave board an extremely busy, congested ship a presentation to the Probus Club of alongside fast jet aircraft. A Wessex had to Basingstoke for retired professional and be airborne every time a jet took off or business managers, recounting his flight landed should one go overboard and the training and operating helicopters around crew needed rescuing. the globe for the Senior Service. Promoted to be the Flight Commander Mike joined the Royal Naval College at on the Frigate HMS Eskimo, Mike and Dartmouth in 1958. Initially cutting his his men flew the single engine Wasp teeth training as a young naval officer helicopter in the anti-submarine role. he spent weekends and summer camps Perched precariously on a tiny platform learning to fly the legendary Tiger Moth cum hangar at the aft end of the ship, biplane. This propeller driven aircraft from he described operating and managing the 1930s was a basic trainer with an open a team in an inhospitable Arctic Ocean cockpit and most did not have a radio. It environment. was often described as easy to fly but very He was promoted to be the Senior pilot difficult to fly well. of 819 RN Squadron based at Prestwick, Then selected for fixed wing flying training positioned on the west coast of Scotland. Mike underwent joint service jet instruction They were equipped with modern Sea with the RAF at their Linton on Ouse base in King helicopters, its main role being an Lincolnshire, but due to chronic air sickness anti-submarine aircraft. However, the while instrument flying, was re-streamed to base was ideally geographically positioned fly helicopters. He attended the elementary to support the deployment of nuclear Royal Naval helicopter flying school at submarines from nearby Faslane together Culdrose in Cornwall and was awarded his with search and rescue emergency cover Wings in 1964. for both sea and the Scottish mountains. Mike illustrated the basic principles of Mike’s last flying job was as Commander helicopter aerodynamics and its controls (Air) at Portland where he flew Wessex V. describing the many problems he If you want to know more about this encountered when learning to fly the early group of retired professional and business types of single engine machines including managers there is a wide array of how to land the aircraft on engine failure. information on the Probus Club website Posted for anti-submarine duties flying www.probusbasingstoke.webs.com or ring the then new Wessex helicopter, he their Secretary Paul Flint for an informal was on board the aircraft carrier HMS chat on 07770 886521.

HATCH WARREN W.I. Members were given dates when they could programme ‘Country Ways’, which ran for attend open days at the new Hampshire W.I. twenty years. We watched a programme Hatch Warren W.I. met on Thursday 7th headquarters in Eastleigh and dates when showing the area of ‘Nutley Down’ in May. April, when it was still light which was a we could attend open days at the London The ethos was to watch people in the bonus for all our members. Four members Headquarters of the National Federation of country plying their different trades. Nine attended the Spring Council meeting held Women’s Institute. Members can also go to hours of filming gives you 25 minutes of at the Guildhall in Portsmouth in March. The a ‘Glam and Glorious’ evening to be held at programme. first speaker was one of the new women the Grand Harbour Hotel in Southampton. Our next meeting will be held on May 5th fighter pilots for the RAF. We were able to So look out your party clothes. We had a which will be our annual meeting were we see footage of her flying her fighter jet, to be visit from Valeria and Jean from Loddon will discuss and vote on the W.I. Resolutions able to join in the amazing atmosphere that Group who brought along the beautiful and vote for a new president and secretary she enjoys every time she take her plane up group millennium table cloth to our meeting, and members of the committee. If you are in the sky. After lunch we were entertained which each W.I. in our group made a panel. interested in coming along to a meeting by Lucy Wordlsey with a talk on ‘Historic Our speaker for the evening was Stuart please contact our president Marianne on Murders’. Judd with a fascinating talk on making the 01256 325198 you will be most welcome.

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GREENLIGHT FOR LOCAL PLAN AS BOROUGH’S DEVELOPMENT BLUEPRINT With just some modifications to agree Basingstoke and Deane’s Local Plan, the blueprint to guide decisions on future development across the borough, has been declared ‘sound’ by a planning inspector. A ‘good to go’ report on the examination of the Local Plan has just been received from planning inspector Mike Fox, who held public hearings from 5 October to 11 November 2015. Once formally adopted, set to be at the next Council meeting on Thursday 26 May 2016, the plan will become the key document that will guide how planning applications will be determined up to 2029. This follows a long and detailed process, including extensive public consultation. To keep the borough a great place to live and work, the Local Plan sets out where new homes should be built, identifies the areas where new businesses should be encouraged to locate, covers what infrastructure is needed and outlines how the environment of the borough will be protected and enhanced. The council’s Head of Planning and Infrastructure Matthew Evans said: “This is a significant milestone for the borough and reflects the hard work of all those involved, including the many people who have taken the time to respond to consultations over the past few years. “Having a Local Plan for the borough will help to ensure that borough growth takes place in the right way and in line with the views of the borough’s residents.” Adoption of the Local Plan in May will mean that the existing Local Plan, adopted in 2006, is formally superseded. A copy of the inspector’s report and more information on the modifications to be made to the Local Plan before it is adopted can be viewed at www.basingstoke.gov.uk/planningpolicy

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WHAT’S ON - MAY Bloom – www.laughter-housevpweb.co.uk Do you have an event locally that you would like to 11 June Pink Place Summer Picnic, Manydown Farm tell people about. The Rabbiter reaches over 4000 11 June Queens 90th Birthday Party at Farleigh Club homes locally so is the perfect way to publicise your 17/18 June The Cliddesden Players at event. Just email details to [email protected] or Cliddesden Village Hall [email protected] Copy date is the 15th of the 18 June Basingstoke Symphony Orchestra, The Anvil month preceding publication. 18 June Wrestling – Hatch Warren Community Centre 2 May Early May Bank Holiday Monday 19 June Fathers Day 20 June Summer Solstice 5 May Hatch Warren WI 23 June EU Referendum voting 5 May Local Elections for local Councillor 7 July Hatch Warren WI and Police & Crime Commissioner 9 July Crazy Golf Competition, Community Centre, 6 May Health Hub Programme at the Warren sponsored by Sainsburys – Drugs & Alcohol Workshop 9 July Summer Festival – Hatch Warren 7 May Cider Festival, Hatch Warren Community Centre Community Centre 14 July Film Night at Immanuel Church, 7 May Oakley Quiz Night, East Oakley Village Hall. St Mark’s School. 7.30pm 07976559434 to book 14 July Laughter House at Red Lion featuring 8 May Basingstoke Festival of Transport, Memorial Park Mike Gunn – www.laughter-housevpweb.co.uk 20 July Blood Doning at Community Centre 11 May Film Night at Immanuel Church, 31 July Aladdin – Theatre Coach Trip St Mark’s School. 7.30pm – see Community Centre page 12 May Les Miserables – Theatre Coach Trip, 29 August Summer Bank Holiday see Community Centre page 1 September Hatch Warren WI 12 May Laughter House at Red Lion featuring Christian 8 September Laughter House at Red Lion featuring Ben Donnelly – www.laughter-housevpweb.co.uk Norris – www.laughter-housevpweb.co.uk 13 May Closing date for Hospital Services Survey Late September Soup Lunch at Community Centre in aid of – see page 6 After School Club 14 May Pure Indulgence Pamper Event, Community Centre REGULAR EVENTS 14 May Farleigh Wallop Garden Fair Hatch Warren W.I., 1st Thursday each month 8.00pm – see page 20 Community Centre (contact Marianne Tilley 01256 325198) 14/26 May Basingstoke Art Club Exhibition, Proteus Creation Space Basingstoke Knit and Natter, Every Monday 6.30 – 9pm, Waitrose Café 19 May Trip to see Billie Elliott – organised by the Community Centre The Warren Youth Club, Friday evenings at the Warren attached to the Community Centre 21 May ‘The Old School’ play 50s and 60s music at the Farleigh Club Aldworth Badminton Club, Thursday evenings 8.30 – 10 Aldworth Science College 22 May Newbury Artisan Market 26 May Council Meeting to adopt Local Plan Cliddesden W.I., Cliddesen Village Hall, 7.30pm, third Thursday – see page 8 every month (contact Pat Rampton 01256 461034) 26/27 May Open Sessions at Candover Valley Pre-School Old Down & Beggarwood Wildlife Group, – see page 17 www.olddownandbeggarwood.org.uk email: [email protected] 30 May Spring Bank Holiday Monday Hatch Warren Nature Group, contact Paul Beevers, [email protected] Future Events 2 June Hatch Warren WI Cliddesden, Ellisfield and Farleigh Wallop Horticultural 7 June Ramadan begins Society, contact Mrs M Smith (01256 462584) for details) 7 June Film Night at Immanuel Church, Laughter House, laughter-housevpweb.co.uk St Mark’s School. 7.30pm Hatch Warren Runners, meet Monday and Wednesday at 8 June Community Centre AGM, 7.30pm 7.15, Portsmouth Arms and at the Co-op Beggarwood. 9 June Laughter House at Red Lion featuring Adam www.hwrunners.co.uk

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OLD DOWN AND BEGGARWOOD WILDLIFE GROUP The Annual General Meeting was on Tuesday 5 April at Old Down Hall. Not a huge turn-out but all enjoyed the homemade cakes and the presentation of photo slides – “Birds of Old Down”. There were reports on the achievements of the work parties and its representations to Basingstoke Council on various matters relating to Old Down and Beggarwood. If you were unable to attend but would like to be more involved then please do contact the Group (see below) – we are always in need of new faces and ideas. We particularly need assistance with recording flora on the two sites and birds and butterflies on Beggarwood. On Beggarwood last year 18 species (367) species were recorded but certainly there were and are more; just need some more recorders! Following a survey by Basingstoke Council about 11 trees have been felled and several have had work done to them. It Small is sad to lose trees but safety is paramount and the resultant space Tortoiseshell may help regenerate beech trees. As reported last month, the consultation regarding Beggarwood Park’s declaration as a Local Nature Reserve is over however we still await the results from Basingstoke Council. Spring has sprung and early flowers are showing. The winter birds (such as Fieldfare) are now away and the summer migrants arriving, for example Chiffchaff and Whitethroat. The Chiffchaff has Chiffchaff a very distinctive call, which does sound rather like - “chiff-chaff”. Several species of butterflies have been seen - Brimstone, Comma, Red Admiral and Small Tortoiseshell. As summer approaches the ‘hirundines’ are arriving; this is the family that includes Swallows and Martins. If you should see anything interesting at either of the two sites, such as plants, insects, bird species or bird behaviour, please let the Group know (see below) and photographs are always welcome. The Group is on Facebook where photos are regularly posted. Work Parties: Please come and join us. For work on Old Down, we meet at Old Down Hall every Thursday 10-12 noon; for work on Beggarwood, we meet monthly on the third Saturday of the month 10-12 noon. Check the website for further information. Internet: www.olddownandbeggarwood.org.uk Email: [email protected]

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DOUBLE JOY AS CHARLIE ADULT POP CHOIR FINDS HIS FOREVER HOME STARTS AT THE AND IS REUNITED WITH COMMUNITY CENTRE HIS FIRST OWNER There was a fantastic start to Hatch Warren’s own adult Pop Choir at their In July 2015 Cats Protection’s Basingstoke launch night on Wednesday 13th April at & District Branch received a call about the Hatch Warren Community Centre. two cats that had been left behind after Claire Holmes, who has lived in Hatch their owners had been evicted. With a bit Warren for nearly nine years with husband of detective work they tracked down their Marco and three teenage daughters, has owners and they signed them over to the been running instrumental and vocal branch. classes for children and now has responded Gayna Ballard, Branch Co-ordinator said: to requests from parents to start an adult “We decided it would be best to home Thousands of cats go missing every choir. So she opened up a brand new the cats separately. Stella soon found a year and research conducted by Cats session in the newly extended Lounge area home but poor Charlie didn’t have much Protection found that almost half never after looking for a group of local people, luck. Twice we thought we’d found the return, so the charity recommends men and women, who enjoy singing. perfect home but each time it fell through. microchipping as a safe and permanent Then in November, we had a call from a The evening saw 20 people attend, method of identification. The charity lady called Debbie who was looking for all mixed abilities and ages who came reunites 3,000 cats with their owners an older cat, and Charlie had caught her together to start creating their first musical every year across the UK. eye. They were the perfect match and he experience as a team. What a fantastic Microchips contain a unique identification settled in straight away. night it turned out to be! number and are inserted under the cat’s “When Debbie’s sister-in-law, Michelle, The group was broken down into three skin between their shoulder blades. The met Charlie she couldn’t believe her eyes. sections responsible for different parts of number is linked to a database containing It turned out Charlie was her cat Sox, the song starting with some rather odd details of the pet, as well as the owner’s who had gone missing five years earlier! noises for the first group, some pretty contact details. When a scanner detects They compared photos and he had the ooooo’s and ahhhhh’s for the second group the microchip, a simple phone call can same face, eyes, markings and character. and then moving on to the main lyrical part ascertain the owner’s details and the pet When Michelle called his name, he started for group three. Everyone had a role to play can then be quickly returned home. rubbing himself round her legs. Isn’t that in what turned out to be a masterclass and “However, it is very important pet owners incredible?!” everyone had a smile on their faces too. keep their details up to date so owners Sox wasn’t microchipped by Michelle, should check their certificate, which will so unfortunately she couldn’t be traced. tell them how to do this,” said Gayna. He is microchipped now, thankfully, so Cats Protection’s Basingstoke & District if he did ever go missing he could be Branch operates a Lost and Found register, reunited with his new owner, Debbie. It for more information please visit: www. certainly demonstrates the importance of basingstoke.cats.org.uk/basingstoke/lost- microchipping. and-found

FANTASTIC OPENING NIGHT FOR CLUBBERCISE powered glow sticks for only £4 to really feel part of the occasion.” Cheryl Price, a resident of Belmont Heights the eager participants into the event. The in Hatch Warren, has run various fitness main hall was packed with people in their Since the launch, Cheryl has been classes at the Hatch Warren Community trainers and fitness clothing having a great overwhelmed with interest and has a huge Centre for many years and has changed time working out to club anthems from waiting list. So she has now introduced the Zumba class she ran on Wednesday the 90s to current chart hits. It was made an online booking system to manage evenings to the exciting Clubbercise dance even more exhilarating by the hall being in this busy class. This allows participants fitness activity. darkness, illuminated by disco lighting and to manage their own bookings and even She held a free launch night on Wednesday all the participants waving rave glow sticks. add themselves to the waiting list. You 13th April and was completely astounded “It’s more like a night out at a club than can join in the fun and book on line at by the response when approximately 130 an exercise class” Cheryl expounded, “and http://bookwhen.com/cpfitness This is for people came to try this waving the glow sticks in time to the beat Cheryl’s Clubbercise only, all other classes new venture. There was is good exercise for your arms as well as remain walk in. so much interest that being great fun.” So if you are at a loose end on Wednesdays Cheryl’s mum, Sylvie, “I am hopeful that at least eighty will turn between 8.00 and 8.50 pm you know that who was working on up on following Wednesdays when the there is a great time to be had at the the door was busy selling entrance fee is £5 payable on the door. Community Centre; and going there will glow sticks and signing all Participants can also buy a pair of battery really be good for your body and soul.

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2. Health and self-care CUCKOO MEADOW • I am beginning to choose to hold PRESCHOOL objects in one hand more than in the Hello from all at Cuckoo Meadow other. Preschool in North Waltham! We are • I can hold a spoon to pick up my food based in North Waltham village, which is and put it into my mouth to feed myself. just a 10-minute drive from Hatch Warren • I can drink from a cup with no lid and along the A30, and is in a beautiful rural not spill my drink as I put the cup to setting. The children who attend come my mouth. from within the village and the surrounding HATCH WARREN • I can tell you when I need to use the area including Hatch Warren, Kempshott, UNDER FIVES potty or toilet. Beggarwood and Brighton Hill, and all agree The summer term is now upon us, here’s • I know how far I can climb up the stairs, that the location and wonderful caring staff hoping the weather will reflect that and we the slide or the climbing frame on my mean that it is more than worth the short can spend more time outdoors. We not own before I need to ask you for help. journey. Please contact Jo or Fiona to come and see for yourself! only have access to the pre-school garden • I can put on my hat, unzip my coat and but also enjoy going out on the field with take off my unfastened shoes/boots and It has been lovely to welcome back the the parachute and the tennis courts with cardigan/shirt by myself. children for the Summer term, and after all the chocolate and fun over the holidays they footballs. • I am beginning to be able to wash and are ready for another busy term. Before the The Easter egg hunt on the last day of term dry my hands by myself. was a huge success, run by our committee Easter break the children enjoyed a very • I am beginning to be able to sit on a egg-citing Easter egg hunt after a special of parents. Lots of fun was had by all those potty or toilet by myself. in attendance and they raised over £300. visit from the Easter bunny. The bunny • I can use a set of steps to help me theme continued with the children acting SUNDAY 12th JUNE 2016 – Please save reach the sink or toilet by myself out the story of ‘Run Rabbit Run’ – this the date! You are invited to our annual was lots of fun and involved them hiding ‘Open Day’ between 9am and 12.30pm. Things you can do at home to help in a barn and running from one end of Why not come along and see who we are with this learning:- the playground to the other to get away and what we do? Moving & handling. from the sly old fox! They also managed to • Play ball games with me. EARLY YEARS FOUNDATION make the most of some fine weather to STAGES- EYFS (Part 4) • Give me lots of ribbons that I can wave get outside for a walk around the meadow Prime area 3: - Physical Development around me. looking for daffodils and snowdrops. They • Let me try and dress my teddy or then completed some wonderful still life There are 2 elements within this area. For and chalk pictures of the beautiful flowers. those aged between 22 months – 36 months doll with different types of clothes, you might notice some of the following: like coats, jumpers and dresses, and Undoubtedly the highlight of last term different types of fastenings, like buttons, was the owl visit. The children were very 1. Moving and handling Velcro and zips. lucky to see a barn owl, spectacled owl, • I can run without bumping into things Health & self-care tawny owl and even an eagle owl. They all or tripping up. • Let me help get lunch ready by • I can squat down on my knees to play cutting the cheese or bananas. and can get up without using my hands. • I can climb up a ladder on a small slide PARENT & TODDLER GROUPS or climbing frame or onto a sofa or Parent & Toddler: 2 x Drop in Sessions in armchair. the Lounge • I can kick a large ball. Monday Morning 9.15am-10am & 10.45am- • I can turn the pages in a book. 12pm £3.00 per session £1 extra child Sometimes I might turn over more Pre-Play: 2 x Bookable Session – Friday than one page at a time. Morning (waiting list in operation) 9.15am- • I can hold a small jug and pour my own 10.30am & 10.45am -12pm Billed Termly drink Messy Play: Drop in Session – Friday • I can hold a chunky crayon, pencil, pen Afternoon 1.15pm – 2.15pm £2.50 or paint brush and makes lines that FOR FURTHER INFORMATION go across, up and down or round and ON THE PRE-SCHOOL & OUR round. PARENT & TODDLER GROUPS:- • When I walk up and down stairs or www.hatchwarrenunderfives.co.uk/ Like steps I hold onto the hand rail and on our Facebook page: ‘Hatch Warren u5s move one foot at a time on to the next Preschool’ step until both my feet are on. Then I Michelle Tejevo - Head of Pre-School do the same to get to the next step. Tele: 01256 322788

16 The Rabbiter - May 2016 thoroughly enjoyed the visit and learnt lots CANDOVER VALLEY home. We’ll use them to learn how plants from getting up close to these beautiful PRE-SCHOOL grow and when tall enough, we will start animals. They produced some owl puppets measuring them. (within Preston Candover Primary School) and pictures, and a fantastic poster with I am delighted to say that our frogspawn their thoughts and favourite moments. Tel: 01256-389008 has hatched and we have little black wriggly There are lots of dates to remember for www.candovervalleypreschool.co.uk tadpoles which we all find very exciting. the summer term. Preschool will be closed Open Sessions: Melanie Gill on Thursday 5th May and Thursday 23rd Thursday 26 May, 1.00pm - 2.30pm Pre-School Head June as the Pavilion is being used as a polling station for the local and European Friday 27 May, 9.30am – 11.00am elections, and it is closed for an INSET day Hello from CVP! on Friday 24th June. Also don’t forget the The summer term is upon us and having bank holiday on Monday 2nd May! Half come back rested after the Easter holidays term is from Monday 30th May to Friday the children are ready to be busy and keen 3rd June, and the end of term is Monday to learn. 18th July when there will be a party for the Our focus for the start of term will be children. Springtime and Growing. In the first weeks, On Thursday 19th May the photographer one of our parents will bring lambs to the will be at Preschool to take individual preschool for the children to feel, make up portraits and a leavers photograph. This is a the feed and give bottles to the lambs. We wonderful memento if your child is leaving will also have a visit to a local farm where Preschool this summer. The photographer there will be lambs, a tractor to sit in and a will also be available for family photographs Shetland pony to groom. What wonderful from 3pm onwards. Please contact opportunities for our young children to Preschool for more information. experience and enjoy. For any queries about the preschool please We will be sowing seeds and planting contact Jo or Fiona on 01256 398172. vegetables and sunflowers to grow at preschool and in the children’s gardens at

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Rob Parker, family solicitor at Phillips, explains ‘collaborative law’, How does collaborative law differ from mediation an alternative approach to sorting out family disputes that is or going to court? increasingly being taken up around North Hampshire. Mediation is a voluntary process where both parties sit in the same room as the mediator who is impartial and who is not Why collaborative law now? there to give legal advice. You must both agree on solutions or The way family law works in England is changing: the legal there is no agreement. During the confidential sessions the system is developing from an adversarial approach to a more mediator will help you and your former partner to identify all collaborative approach which brings the separating couples the issues that need to be resolved and reach a settlement that together to agree matters of importance. is acceptable to both of you. COLLABORATIVE With collaborative law you each have your own solicitor to LAW: A BETTER How does collaborative law work? represent your interests, important in cases where one party The collaborative process deals with family disputes in a non- may feel less confident about how to address matters. Your WAY TO SEPARATE confrontational way. Both parties instruct solicitor is also on hand to give you legal advice at all times, their own specially-trained collaborative lawyers and everyone including during the face-to-face negotiations. agrees to abide by the Participation Agreement. This means Whilst in mediation and collaborative law the couple arrives that: at the agreements themselves if you go through the court • Neither party should, where possible, go over past process, a judgment will be imposed on you by a third party events (ie a judge). • The children and their welfare must be the priority Why does collaborative law work? It works because it’s non-confrontational and you will be • There should be complete transparency in dealings with dealing with competent, trained lawyers who are sympathetic, financial matters approachable and understand what you are going through. The • All discussions are regarded as “privileged”, which means priority is to resolve matters your way, not how the lawyers they cannot be brought up later in a subsequent court think it should be. case What’s the best possible outcome? Both parties and the lawyers will sign the agreement. Matters Resolving matters through collaborative law can be quicker, are then resolved in a series of ‘four-way’ meetings involving cheaper and more dignified. Where there are children matters Rob Parker both parties and their solicitors, all in one room together. can be to resolved in a calm way to retain an agreeable, working relationship as co-parents in the future. Is it suitable for everything? Not all situations will suit collaborative law, such as where there For more information on Collaborative Law Rob Parker is has been domestic abuse or a party is not willing to be honest contactable at [email protected] and 01256 854 and transparent. 604. Further details about collaborative law in the area can be found at the North Hants Collaborative Pod website: www.resolution.org.uk/northhantspod

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MAY IN THE GARDEN out for the strawberry plants setting runners and ‘nip’ them off. This will encourage more May in the garden is when the spring flowers flowers to grow and form more fruits. have ended but the next colourful flowers are BASINGSTOKE coming into their own. The threat of frost has You can also turn your attention to your LIONS CLUB passed so you can sow as many seeds as you lawn now as well. You can sow grass seed like. You can directly sow annuals like Zinnias on patches and start to water them when As you possibly know by now our website and Foxgloves in your beds. Not forgetting needed. Keep an eye on all of your seedlings won an award at the Lions Clubs District your autumn bedding if you want to start it as the sunshine in the afternoon can dry Convention. Many thanks to everyone who supported our bid both by voting from seed such as Bellis and Wallflowers. As them out. Keep the patches well watered. and visiting our website which gets about your seeds start to germinate thin them out You should now be mowing your lawn about to prevent competition from other seedlings. 2000 hits a month during which 5000 once a week but still keeping the mower on Vegetable seeds can be sown directly into the pages are visited. That’s not bad going for a a high setting to help the grass recover from soil and containers now. Runner beans and bunch of amateurs. the winter months. If you are rejuvenating climbing French beans make great arch ways District Convention is a get together of areas, make sure you barrier these areas with the help of bamboo canes to provide the Clubs (65 of them) at which ideas are off for about two weeks to give the grass a support. These can also be mixed in with exchanged and business proposals made. chance to germinate and establish. Sweet Peas and Nasturtiumeas to create The latter are appropriately (given their beautiful scent and colour. Don’t forget you May is also the best time of year to harvest origins and content) called “motions”. can also eat the Nasturtiumea flowers as the last of any wild garlic before the flowers Otherwise it’s an excuse for a jolly. well as Marrigold. You can use the flowers as come through. When foraging for wild plants decretive garnishes on salads in the summer you must be sure what you are collecting Fundraising: months. You can now plant out your summer Our Annual Swimathon was held on 5th bedding too like Sweet Peas. A fun way to with the correct identification. All foraged greens leaves and flowers should be washed March. Fourteen teams took part in this display them is by making ‘wig wams’ and relay event. The financial outturn won’t well before eating. Wild garlic is particularly creative shapes, tying in the Sweet Peas to be known for a while yet as sponsorship delicious when stirred into pasta and rice the canes creating all sorts of shapes and money tends to arrive in dribs and drabs. even arches. Courgettes can now be planted dishes during the last minute or two of out but make sure you leave lots of space as cooking, when added to sauces for meat The Heritage Light Orchestra played for they get very big. Courgettes are also very and fish dishes. Wild garlic can be used as us for the fourth year in succession on 2nd April. We keep bringing it back because the heavy croppers so think of some great ideas an alternative to parsley, and also cooked members are brilliant and a true reflection to use all the produce. Courgette bread with nettles as an alternative to spinach. It of the talent that abounds in Basingstoke. and Courgette cake are some great ones makes an excellent pesto sauce. Rocket, Dill to try out. Plant out your tomatoes outside Every year their Director, Neil Streeter, and Tarragon as well as other green salads now and ensure that you pinch out the side puts together a really marvellous selection leaves can add different flavors and textures. shoots and support them with canes. Once of music with a theme. This year it was the the tomato plant has reached the top of the Other things to watch out for whilst walking music of Paris and London performed by cane pinch out the top shoot to stop it from the country side. Fox gloves will be setting 38 musicians and 7 singers. They played a growing higher. This put energy into the fruits seed soon. Foxgloves seed is used in heart fantastic array of well known pieces and rather than the growth. medication so ensure children stay out of rounded the evening off with everyone Seeds you can sow now are Butternut reach of the seed and if you have lots of joining in to sing all the hit songs from “My Squash and Pumpkins as well as your bedding young children in the garden its best to pull Fair Lady” with gusto and accuracy. Neil plants ready for the autumn. Herbs can be out the foxgloves or ensure you chop off the had provided everyone with song sheets. sown now too. Start off Basil, Coriander and flower spicks after flowering. Lemon Grass from seed. These herbs like the Welfare: Keep an eye on any shrubs that have finished We donated £800 to two major cases warmer months, with a sowing temperature flowering such as Forsythia, Ceanothus and of about 15 degrees plus so shouldn’t be requiring assistance and £174 to 3 minor Clematis. Now is the best time to prune placed outside until the temperature is cases. warmer. Keep them in a green house or on them back ready for next year’s flowers. Upcoming Events: a warm window sill but check for watering Plants that flower in spring time set their The Lions Den, our popular putting game, daily and make sure they get lots of fresh air flower buds on the previous year’s growth to help keep diseases and pests away. after the winter so this is an ideal time for any will be doing the rounds in support of shaping or restructuring you feel needs doing other charities and schools open days Fruit trees should be in full flower now so throughout the Summer. Have a go if you make sure you feed your trees and keep along with any tying in. Keep an eye on other see us. But dads, please don’t enter into them watered to ensure you get lots of fruit shrubs in the garden and for any additional competition with your kids unless you’re set. 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FARLEIGH WALLOP PLAY CROQUET! GARDEN FAIR Now’s the time to forget winter and take in aid of Wellbeing of Women up a new sport. Come and try croquet! Saturday May 14 2016 10-4pm You can play at Down Grange during the summer months with Basingstoke Croquet 2016 sees this popular Garden Fair, now Club or the U3A Croquet Section. in its 16th year, return to the grounds of Farleigh House near Basingstoke, Forget the silly stuff you hear on the telly about croquet: it is a serious game that can Hampshire. Come and browse and buy be enjoyed by anybody. We play two types amongst the large mix of garden and gift of croquet - “Association Croquet” is a stalls, explore the 12 acres of gardens game of skill and tactics, not unlike snooker and then relax with tea and a cake in the on grass. vintage tea tent. With Millers Ark joining us with a selection of animals, this is a And there is a simpler form – “Golf family event not to be missed. Croquet” which is easier to play and more of a social event. Guest Speaker – Bunny Guinness If you would like to have a go – no previous ‘Transforming your Garden’ experience required – come to Down Talk starts at midday in the dining room Grange on a Saturday morning from about of Farleigh House, drinks reception from 10.00am. 11:30am. Tickets £25 per person, which The lawn is up the hill to the left of the Toby include Fair entry. Contact Fiona on fw@ Carvery entrance as you look at it. farleighwallop.com for tickets. For more details have a look at our Entry £7 for adults, £5 concessions, website www.basingstokecroquet.co.uk children under 16 free or e-mail Charmian Harrison at info@ Dogs welcome on a short lead in the basingstokecroquet.co.uk gardens Farleigh House, The Avenue, Farleigh cycle club, we were also allocated 1 mixed Wallop, Hampshire RG25 2HT HATCH WARREN & BEGGARWOOD team space (2 men and 2 women) for the Find us on Facebook @ Farleigh Wallop 2016 Prudential Ride London-Surrey 100 Garden Fair May 14 2016 and online at CYCLING CLUB Club Challenge. On the 1st May seven www.farleighwallop.com Spring has sprung! As a result of the members of the club will tackle the Isle improved weather we’ve seen more of Wight Randonnee – a round the island people join the club for Saturday morning cycle of either 55 or 100kms. Let’s hope the or Sunday afternoon rides. We’ve been weather’s kind to them! able to revert back to a 2pm start on a Recently introduced membership has BASINGSTOKE ART Sunday afternoon and our 8@8 ride on proven very popular. Guest riders are very CLUB EXHIBITION Sunday morning once a month is proving welcome to join us – the only thing we ask very popular for those who like a gentler is that after three guest rides a commitment The exhibition at Proteus Creation pace or are getting back in the saddle after is made to join the club. It’s only £15 for the Space runs from 14th-26th May a break. year and simple to join through the British and will feature the work of local The weekly rides (alternate Saturday Cycling website. Club kit is available, the artists in and around Basingstoke. mornings and Sunday afternoons) are first batch has been ordered and will be There will be many new paintings proving very popular – 30 miles at an looking splendid on various members once it arrives we have no doubt. and most are for sale. average pace of 15mph (30@15), 20 miles at an average of 13mph (20@13) Check us out. We are a cycling club for It is open from Mon – Fri 10am- and 15 miles at an average of 10mph the community wanting to be able to offer 5.30, and Saturdays 10am – 2pm (15@10), although we will always cycle rides for cyclists of any and every ability. but is closed Mondays from at the slowest pace. There are also casual We look forward to seeing more people 1.30pm-2.30pm and Thursdays rides organized by members throughout on two wheels out and about in Hatch the week. It doesn’t take long to get out from 10.30am-12pm. To check Warren and Beggarwood soon! into the beautiful Hampshire countryside www.hwbcc.org opening times and to avoid and discover the ups and downs of nearby disappointment, call Proteus on country lanes (sometimes, although it does www.facebook.com/HWBcc 01256 321621. We are always feel like there are more hills up than down!). looking for new members and HWBCC members have also taken part have a range of activities which can in Sportives with a number participating be found on the website. in the recent New Forest Sportive and a couple braving the cobbles of Flanders last www.basartclub.org month in the Tour of Flanders. As an official

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SPIRITUALLY SPEAKING rejoiced as Bex, Phillip, Julia, Emma and Fe THE IMMANUEL made their commitments. God calls them BIG KNIT I love this time after Easter where we hear as he calls you and me. God has a calling the various stories of the disciples of Jesus for us all and walks with us each and every In last month’s Rabbiter there were details encountering him after his resurrection. step of the way. It’s good for us to remind of the community project led by Immanuel It reminds us that the disciples and close ourselves that we are not expected to be Church to send blankets via the Red Cross friends of Jesus, whilst called to proclaim the flawless, to be perfect; because God knows to help refugees. There’s been an amazing Good News and carry on Jesus’ work were us and calls us because of who we are. In response and so far there have been ordinary people with faults and flaws. following Jesus we step out trying to live enough knitted and crocheted squares to There’s Thomas who, for over 2,000 better lives but also aware that we will make four or five blankets (each blanket years has been tarred with the nick- make mistakes along the way and that life uses over 80 squares). Two blankets have name ‘Doubting Thomas’. Thomas didn’t is far from perfect. been sent to Woolly Hugs to send on to have much of a mention in the gospels This wonderful passage from Isaiah 43 the Red Cross with the others in progress. but that one moment of him wanting to is a great strength: ‘But now thus says A big thank you to all who are helping and see and touch Jesus’ scars has meant the the Lord, he who created you, O Jacob, he knitting squares – we’ve even had a bag unfair (in my opinion) labelling of his belief! who formed you, O Israel: of squares from some pupils of St Mark’s Then there’s Peter. Such a key figure in the who knitted squares on their way to Alton church but someone who would speak Do not fear, for I have redeemed you; I have called you by name, you are mine. Towers during the Easter holidays! If you’d first and think later. It was Peter who denied like to help and are able to knit some that he even knew Jesus three times at a When you pass through the waters, I will squares, details of the specification can be time when Jesus needed him the most. But be with you; and through the rivers, they found on the Immanuel website (www. still Jesus would refer to him as a ‘rock’ on shall not overwhelm you; when you walk immanuel.co.uk) or the Big Knit Facebook which his church would be built. through fire you shall not be burned, and page (just look for ‘The Immanuel Big Knit’). the flame shall not consume you. For I am In the early days of the church, the infamous And if you’d like to learn how to knit a Christian hunter, Saul who was to become the Lord your God, the Holy One of Israel, your Saviour.’ square or just some company whilst you Paul had a conversion experience on the knit, there’s a knit & (k)natter at Immanuel road to Damascus. He then spent the rest God has a calling for us all just as he called Church on Saturday 30th April from 10.00 of his life proclaiming the Gospel. From Thomas, Peter, Paul and many others before – 11.30am. Coffee, tea, cakes and biscuits chief persecutor to leading evangelist. us. How will we respond to His calling? on offer to help things along! At the end of April at Immanuel five people www.immanuelhwb.co.uk @immanuelhwb (two young people and three adults) were www.facebook.com/immanuelhwb confirmed. They confirmed their faith for themselves and committed themselves to following Jesus. As a church community we Fr. Michael

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HATCH WARREN ever marathon. The day’s activities FARLEIGH WALLOP RUNNERS – GOING were celebrated in style with much ESTATE CLUB INTERNATIONAL wine, beer and a lovely Tunisian meal before returning home on the Farleigh Wallop Estate Club is just over This spring saw the Hatch Warren Monday. We are all in agreement the motorway, less than 2 miles from the team travel together to our first that this will be the first of many estate and on the other side of the road international marathon. At 6:30am international tours! to Farleigh House. The Club is open for new members. There is a bar with the Saturday 2 April ,29 runners and Whilst the marathon wonderful Don in charge, a pool table, runners struggled in the darts board, children are welcome and heat, we had 27 runners there is plenty of parking. Why not pop battling equally warm in one evening to for a drink. Open from weather in Reading Half 7pm Monday to Saturday. Marathon. A real favourite for the club, Reading was the first half for many of HWR competing. With a great Hatchie support crew round the course there were some results and times to be proud of. Not satisfied Paris marathon finishers with two big races on the same day we also had a handful of runners running Bournemouth Bay Half. A reminder that HWR will ST MICHAELS HOSPICE host our own 10k trail race 24TH BIG WHEEL EVENT in Farleigh Wallop on 25 September 2016. The race Sunday 24th July 2016 will start near the Farleigh St. Michael’s Hospice (North Hampshire) Wallop Club and the course has opened registration for the 24th Big will take in the beautiful Wheel event taking place on Sunday 24th countryside and woodland July 2016 at 9.00hrs. Riders will spend a glorious summer’s day riding through the supporters met in Basingstoke beautiful countryside of North Hampshire to travel in convoy to Ebbsfleet to raise funds for North Hampshire’s only where we boarded the train adult Hospice. This year we have three for Paris. After a quick bag drop fabulous new routes to be enjoyed: 21 at the hotel we headed to the miles, 39 miles and a challenging 65 miles Exhibition Centre to collect as well as our existing family 5 mile route. running numbers. A night of Detailed Garmin routes for all of them can pasta (and prosecco for the be seen on our website. non-runners) was the perfect The Hospice is also delighted to announce way to prep for the next day’s Reading half marathon competitors the return of ‘Little Wheel 5’, designed for activities. With the runners children aged 2-7 years unable to take part leaving early, the supporters in the main event. Bring your trike, bike or trails around the villages of Farleigh Wallop, were left to put the final touches to their scooter and don’t forget your helmet! All Cliddesden and Ellisfield. In true HWR banners before heading off for coffee and children taking part will receive a medal style, all proceeds from the event will be croissants. The morning rapidly warmed upon reaching the finish line. donated to charity. We’d love to see as up providing challenging conditions for the many local people as possible. Visit www. Big Wheel is a true family event and runners – and rather pleasant weather for a great way to get fit whilst spending hwrunners.co.uk for more information. those supporting. Paris is generally less well time together raising money for North supported than London so despite there HWR meet on Mondays and Wednesdays Hampshire’s only adult Hospice, who being over 60,000 runners, the supporters at 7:15pm with runs going from the provides specialist care and support to could move about easily and managed to Portsmouth Arms and the Co-Op in patients suffering from life limiting illnesses. catch all our runners at both mile 3 then Beggarwood. Members meet, warm up We advise you register before the event at mile 16, before our final rendezvous and then break into groups depending on to save time, avoid long queues on the day at Arc de Triomphe. Although not many what distance and pace they plan to run. and it is also cheaper. of the runners achieved the times they For more details on HWR please visit www. To sign up and for entry prices were aiming for due to the heat, everyone hwrunners.co.uk , email hwrunners@sky. please visit the Hospice website: finished safely without injury. We had 15 com or look for Hatch Warren Runners www.stmichaelshospice.org.uk/events or finishers, with 3 people running their first on Facebook call fundraising on 01256 848848

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