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Goodbye East Woodhay! •Fully Quali ed and Insured Editorial When I first moved to this parish nearly 30 years ago, I loved •Tree Surgery to watch buzzards soar in the thermals above our garden. These days it is far more common to see red kites. Recently, lantingruningRemovals we have seen 20 or more being blown around the sky in the strong winds we have been experiencing. A lovely sight but •Hedge Cutting I’m please the buzzards are still around, too. As a crossword addict, I have the sad news that this month Stump Grinding there is no Spectrum crossword due to personal reasons of our complier. Hopefully normal service will resume next month Woodland Management but meanwhile our thoughts go out to her and her family. Chip, Mulch & Logs for Sale I would like to take this opportunity to say a big thank you to Clive Sanders who has greentips given us so much of his time and care serving on the Parish, then the District council. I know I have contacted him with concerns in the past with good results. Clive has an article in this issue giving information about the changes to come so do look T: 01635 254712 out for it. TREE SURGERY Lastly, may I say well done to Abbie, who was our editor for the last three months. M: 07903 259973 Lovely to have new ideas and contacts adding more interest to our magazine. MEG YOUR LOCAL TREE CARE SPECIALIST www.greentipsuk.com http://www.wooltonhill.com/Spectrum.html Spectrum is a monthly community magazine serving East Woodhay and Woolton Hill. It is run by a committee of volunteers and is a not for profit publication. Reports on village activities and articles of local interest are welcomed for publication subject to the discretion of the editor. Copy should reach the editor by the seventh day of the month preceding publication and should be a maximum of 500 words. In the event of pressure for space, the editor reserves the right to reduce the length of the article while attempting to maintain the style of the writer and retaining as much content as possible. The editorial committee accepts no responsibility for the views expressed by Spectrum contributors or for the quality of goods and services provided by advertisers in this magazine. The contents of this magazine are protected by copyright and nothing may be reprinted without prior permission. Editor for May & June: Mary Gulliver, The Old Bakery, North End, Newbury RG20 0AY [email protected] Tel: 254567 Correction The advert in our March issue for the Winchester Go LD event on page 25 should have stated Garden and Craft Fair and not Arts & Crafts Garden Fair. Cover: Red Kite - photo: Sven Lachmann 1 Diary of Events Diary of Events April 2020 April 2020 Wednesday 1st EW Short Mat Bowls East Woodhay Village Hall 7.30pm Wednesday 29th NWR 8.00pm Wednesday 1st NWR 8.00pm For more information on events at Sandham Memorial Chapel visit www.nationaltrust.org.uk/ sandham-memorial-chapel/whats-on Thursday 2nd St Martin’s Kneeler Group 4 Feltre Place, Newbury 10.30am May 2020 Friday 3rd Community Café St Thomas’ Church 9:30 - 11am Saturday 2nd Shuffleboard Woolton Hill Church Hall 7:00pm rd Friday 3rd Walking for Health Woolton Hill Church Hall 10.30am Sunday 3 Dog First Aid Course Woolton Hill Church Hall 10am - 2pm Winchester GoLD Garden Sandham Memorial Thursday 7th Upper Farm, SO23 7LA 10am - 4pm Friday 3rd Papercraft workshop 11am & Craft Chapel Thursday 7th Pizza & Ponies Race Night Burghclere Primary School 7:30pm Sandham Memorial Saturday 4th Easter wreath workshop 10:30 & 1:30 Chapel Monday 6th Evergreens Highclere Village Hall 2 - 4.15pm Personal Computers Wednesday 8th EW Short Mat Bowls East Woodhay Village Hall 7.30pm new - repairs - upgrades - data recovery - no job too small Highclere Church, Dunlop Thursday 9th Highclere Ladies Group 7:30pm Room phone John on 01635 254102 Friday 10th Community Café St Thomas’ Church 9:30 - 11am Friday 10th Walking for Health The Rampant Cat car park 10:30am Tuesday 14th Arbor Flora Highclere Village Hall 2.00 pm Tuesday 14th EW WI - Top of Greasy Pole East Woodhay Village Hall 2:30pm Wednesday 15th EW Short Mat Bowls East Woodhay Village Hall 7.30pm Wednesday 15th NWR 8.00pm Friday 17th Community Café St Thomas’ Church 10:30am Friday 17th Walking for Health Woolton Hill Church Hall 10.30am Film - The Greatest Friday 17th East Woodhay Village Hall 7pm Showman Wednesday 22nd EW Short Mat Bowls East Woodhay Village Hall 7.30pm Thursday 23rd WH & District Gardeners Woolton Hill Church Hall 7:45pm th Friday 24 Community Café St Thomas’ Church 9:30 - 11am • Painting Decorating & Tiling Friday 24th Walking for Health The Rampant Cat car park 10.30am • Kitchen & Bathroom Fitting • All apects of Gardening & Fencing Sandham Memorial Wednesday 29th Knitting Newbury 11am - 4pm Handy4Jobs • Window Cleaning, Facias & Guttering Chapel General DIY & Gardening ~ Wayne Murkett, Handyman Wednesday 29th EW Short Mat Bowls East Woodhay Village Hall 7.30pm 07796813580 ~ 01635 31016 ~ 07796950639 2 3 . 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P J Cole Plastering Light & Day Electrics The local government elections on Thursday May 7th mark the end of East Woodhay as a ward of Basingstoke and Deane & Brickwork Part-P & 17th Edition qualified Borough Council. 9 Qualified and reliable local New installations Following a review by the Boundary Commission East Woodhay bricklayer and plasterer will be incorporated into a larger borough ward stretching New circuits across to Echinswell and down to St Mary Bourne to be known 9 All types of plastering, floor Rewire as Evingar ward. Evingar was the name of the old “hundred”, screeds, artexing/plastering Consumer unit replacement the administrative division of Hampshire that lasted from the over artexed ceilings, coving, Extend Circuits 10th to the late 19th centuries and covered much of the area now tiling, garden walls, patios and Lighting included in the new borough ward. The East Woodhay Parish extensions undertaken Garages boundary and the Parish Council area will remain unchanged. Outside Buildings 9 Instead of one borough councillor just for East Woodhay there will henceforth be three Fully insured Smoke alarms councillors to cover Evingar.
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