Kindly sponsored by Bradleys Estate Agents July/August 2014 Events, Activities and Notices Befriending Buckfastleigh Neighbourhood Could you spare approximately 1 hour per Plan week to visit someone who may be disabled On Thursday 24 July, 7.15-9.30pm in the or housebound? It could be to give time off for Town Hall there will be a Public Meeting for all carers, or even just popping in for a cup of tea residents of Buckfastleigh and Buckfast to and a chat. If you can help, please contact hear about progress in our Neighbourhood Isobel on 644557. Plan, and to influence the next stage. The meeting will be a ‘cafe style’ event, Christmas Day Party giving you the chance to share your views on Help is needed for the Christmas Day what housing developments we need and Party for those who might not have family or want to see in the parish, and to discuss the friends around on Christmas Day. For the protection of green spaces. past seven years, Jan Young and Carol Jones Refreshments will be served. have headed up a team of volunteers to provide this special day for as many as thirty Buckfastleigh & District Society people. This year it looks likely that neither of Calling all walkers! Do contact George on them will be available in December, and if the 643912 and register for the Society’s Summer party is to go ahead we need to find a Walk, taking place on Saturday 12 July, volunteer co-ordinator / 2 cooks / host for the departing Victoria Woodholme Car Park at party. Funding is available, and the Hall is 10.30am to walk from Beltor Corner, over booked and an action plan available. If you Corndon Down to Yartor, a distance of some 5 feel you could take over any part or parts of miles. It is essential to book with George so these roles, at least for this year, and would you do not get left behind, giving your name like more information, please contact Jan on and contact number in case of cancellation 07724 841438, or 388397. due to bad weather, and stating if you need, or Please note, the fundraising cream tea can provide, a lift to Beltor. A picnic and a event will NOT now be taking place on 12 drink are advisable. July, as previously advertised.
Uncovering the Archaeology of Garden Show This year’s Buckfastleigh & District Garden Buckfast Abbey Show will be on Sunday 3 August, in A talk by archaeologist Stewart Brown on Southpark Community Centre, Buckfast. 30 years of Archaeology at the Abbey, Doors open 1.30pm, free entry to all. Saturday 19 July, 2.30pm in the Schiller Hall, Schedules will be available approximately 2 in the Abbey. Tickets £5 from the Abbey weeks before from Huccaby’s, Brainwave and Giftshop or on the door, or reserve by calling both Post Offices. 645517
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There are lots of categories to enter, A Beautiful Evening for Women! including baking, photography, craft, kids etc. On Friday 19 September there will be an etc., cups and prize money to be won in all evening of health and beauty for local women categories, including children’s entries. in the Town Hall. Austin’s of Newton Abbot Thursday 31 July, 7.00-9.00pm - entries, with will be bringing staff and products to sell from forms only please - to the Town Hall. the cosmetic counters of Benefit, Clarins, Prize Bingo as usual at Southpark on Clinique, Dior and Estee Lauder. Friday 1 August, eyes down at 7.30pm, Boots No 7 will be represented; Cocoon Free car parking at the Mill on Sunday. from Buckfastleigh and the Haven from Thank you for your support. Ashburton, plus local aromatherapists and massage therapists, a nail specialist, and Road Salt Storage other practitioners. The Buckfastleigh Snow Warden scheme There will be goody bags, opportunities for urgently requires a new home for their mini facials etc., and a raffle. Refreshments emergency stock of road salt / grit. We have will be sold downstairs by the Singing Kettle, been very fortunate to have had storage at the and there will also be a bar. Live music will be home of Jennifer Dove for several years, but played as you drink your wine or coffee. she is now moving house and we need to MC for the evening is Trefor Jones, and move the grit. If you have, or know anyone tickets bought in advance or on the door are who might have, dry storage close to town for £5. This is a charity event, and monies raised approximately two pallets of easy to handle will go to local and international charities of bags, please contact Jan on 388397 or the the Ashburton and Buckfastleigh Rotary Club, town Clerk on 642576. Registered Charity no 1062456. For more information and to buy your Buckfastleigh Ramblers tickets, please contact Sandra Coleman on 643699, or visit Bradley’s Estate Agents in the Rugby Club town. We are gearing up for another season, with training starting on Tuesday 1 July under the leadership of new head coach Jared Buckfastleigh Rangers Baker, and training every Tuesday and Social Club Thursday thereafter. Any new players wishing July events:- to join can pop up on any training night, visit Sat 5 July - ‘Sweet Freedom’ - live music. the website, or find us on facebook. We have Sun 6 July - Big Tel’s Bingo, tickets on a mixture of young and old, with a club ethos sale 7.30pm, eyes down 8.00pm. of enjoying rugby, and pride ourselves on Sun 12 July - Funday - stalls, activities, being welcoming to players of all abilities. The football, games, refreshments, and, in the club also enjoys the support of many of the evening, live music with ‘The Barracudas’. All families of the players, making for a great welcome, see posters. atmosphere on match days. Fri 18 July - Party Night, with ‘Lipstick and Lashes’. Days out with Sandra Sun 27 July - Quiz Night, with resident quizmaster Don. Cash prizes for winners. Seats have been booked for the evening Plus, every Monday, except Bank Hols, performance of the Agatha Christie play ‘Black 9.00pm General Knowledge Quiz, with cash Coffee’ at the Princess Theatre, Torquay with prizes. an all star cast, for Wednesday 17 September. Cost, including coach, is £37.50. Payments may be made in instalments, but Pilates Classes full payment must be made by 10 August. Tuesdays, 9.15-10.30 & 10.45-12.00 in The coach will leave Woodholme car park the Town Hall, £7 per session, please call at 6.15pm, with a pick-up in Buckfast. For Faith on 07952 157585, or e-mail more information, please contact Sandra [email protected] first to book a place. Coleman on 643699. Also in Bovey Tracey, call for details.
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Buckfastleigh Primary School Holne Gardening Club This is always the busiest of terms, with The July outing will be on Wednesday 16 assessments and school trips. July to Torre Abbey, Torquay, where we will Willamore children should feel proud of the see Potent Plants - poisons, antidotes and way they approached the national SATS tests remedies inspired by Agatha Christie’s last month. Their attitude, and the ways they novels, as well as the Palm House, which tackled the challenge, were very impressive. houses one of the best dahlia collections in Children across the school are now involved in the Westcountry, a medieval children’s a range of assessments and the overall garden, turf seats, willow tunnels and sensory picture is of another very positive year of planting. There is an excellent cafe and the progress in all classes. sea is just across the road if you fancy a These assessments are important, but the paddle! Leaving Holne, Church House Inn at summer term is all about trips and being 10.00, and Ashburton, Dartmoor Lodge at outside in the open air. Classes are off to 10.15. For more details, to join the group or Dawlish Warren, Bigbury, Stover Country Park book outings, contact Judy Henderson on and Woodlands to name but a few, and 631461. Willamore class will be travelling to a new venue for their residential trip, staying at Croft Ilsington Flower Show Farm Water Sport Centre near Tewkesbury. The 89th Ilsington Parish Flower Show will This will be closely followed by their week-long take place on Saturday 19 July, 2.00-5.00pm induction at South Dartmoor Community in the Ilsington Parish Playing Fields (signed College in July. from Ilsington and Haytor). There will be a As ever, parents and members of FOBS vast display of vegetables and flower are working tirelessly to support our school. arrangements, along with handicrafts and Improvements are taking place all the time, baking. Outside there will be a dog show and making such a difference to the school many craft stalls and side shows. environment. As I write, we have a student Refreshments, including a barbecue, ice working with the children, clearing and relining creams and a bar will be available all our school pond. Their efforts are greatly afternoon, and there will be family games, and appreciated, FOBS have supported our school a plant swap, as well as a bouncy castle. incredibly over my six years as head teacher, Ample parking available, cost is £2 per adult, and I cannot thank them enough. children free. As you may know, this will be my last news report as head teacher here, as I will be moving on at the end of the summer term. I ‘Railway’ Coffee Morning have thoroughly enjoyed my time here, and There will be a special coffee morning feel very proud to have worked with some with a railway theme at the Methodist Church great children, supportive parents and on Saturday 12 July, 10.00-12.00noon, in wonderful colleagues. Over the past six years addition to the weekly Tuesday events. There the whole community has rallied around to will be a cake stall, as well as bric-a-brac, but, support our efforts, and I feel that we have a as an added attraction, a small display of school to be proud of. OFSTED states ’the model railways and model railway items for children are proud of their school’, and I feel people to enjoy, also some simple children’s sure this will continue in September, when the games with small prizes. Proceeds to help new head teacher, Richard Arundell, takes up Church funds. Free admission, enquiries to his role. I know that Richard is very excited Jill Elliot on 653357. about his new challenge, and I am sure that our school will go from strength to strength Mothers’ Union under his leadership. Farewell, and thank you Our next meeting is Thursday 3 July, all. (Nick Banwell, headteacher). 2.30pm in St. Luke’s lounge. It will be a DIY (I am sure the we would all like to thank session, please bring something that reminds Nick for his sterling work here over the last 6 you of summer - prose, poetry, a story, a years, and wish him well in his next post - Ed) picture. There will also be a quiz. All welcome
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Buckfastleigh WI Buckfast Short Mat Bowling Our June meeting was an enjoyable Our new season will start on Monday 15 evening spent with Andrew Westlake reliving September. We meet on Monday and Friday his lifetime’s ambition to travel Route 66 evenings. 7.30-10.00pm in Southpark across the USA on his motorcycle. Community Centre, Buckfast. New members Seven ladies had a fabulous evening with are needed, the first month is free and club a barbecue and boules games, in glorious bowls are available - flat shoes are a must. sunshine, using the Town Boules Pitch next to For more information, telephone 644570 or the Tennis Courts. 642303. Our next meeting will be Tuesday 8 July, when the speaker will be Mr David Austin, St Mary’s Catholic Primary giving a talk ‘A History of Austin’s, a Family Store’. School, Buckfast There will be no meeting in August, but Children at St. Mary’s have taken their some of our ladies will be going for a cream learning outside this half term, using the tea and a visit to the Otter and Butterfly Farm. school field, outdoor areas and woodland to At our September meeting, we have Paul complete a number of cross curricular Smith from the Brainwave charity coming to activities, including nature trails, scavenger tell us how the money received from our hunts, bush craft activities, and even den donations is used to help children. building! They have also enjoyed trips to We meet in the Town Hall on the second Dawlish Warren, Stover, Dainton Golf Course, Tuesday of each month, at 7.15pm, and and our upper Key Stage Two pupils are visitors are always welcome. looking forward to their residential trip at the If you or your organisation would like to end of term. have a stall at our Christmas Fair, this year Year 5 & 6 pupils have been transformed being held on 22 November in the Town Hall, into businessmen and women of the future, as please contact Maureen on 642732 for details a result of their recent enterprise projects. of cost and to reserve a space. Each pupil has been given £5 to set up a mini business, and generate profit by selling products or services within the local Valiant Soldier community. A number of activities have been We would like to thank Katie Coates, the carried out, including market research, new mayor, for opening the WW1 Exhibition, Dragon’s Den style sales presentations, and all the local people who donated items. designing publicity materials, making goods, There is now lots to see at the Valiant, not and maintaining accurate accounts. At the only the lovely old pub and WW1 Exhibition, end of the project, each group will (hopefully!) but also the Buckfastleigh Museum, now in its repay the £5 and decide how to spend any third year. We have exhibits on the local profit that has been made. Ideas suggested primary school, cinema, churches, the co- so far include a school trip, charity donations, operative society, woollen mill, plus a doctor’s and purchasing additional resources. bag of instruments belonging to Dr Wigram, Just a reminder that the Friends of St whom some of you will remember. Mary’s (FOSMs) are preparing for the school’s Thanks also to the Drama Group for annual Summer Fair, which will take place on putting on Tipperary Days, which we will try Friday 11 July, 3.00-5.30pm, in the school and put on again for those who missed it. grounds (or Southpark, depending on the weather). A number of activities are planned, Ladybirds Playgroup including a barbeque and a bouncy castle. We are having a summer recess. Due to a lot of our children starting school, we are in World War 1 in Buckfastleigh need of new people to keep us going. If you Don’t forget the service at Holy Trinity on are interested in coming in September, please Monday 4 August, 6.00pm, to be followed by ring 07928 620122. Held in Southpark a procession to the War Memorial for the last Community Centre, Buckfast. post and reveille. Hope to see you all there.
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Ashburton Singers bin. We would like to thank all the responsible Our next concert in St. Luke’s Church will dog owners who do clear up after their pets, be on Saturday 5 July, 7.30pm, to include but would respectfully ask all dog walkers Schubert’s Mass in G, as well as works by throughout our town to make sure they do not Beethoven, Mozart, Bruckner and Hassler. either fail to clear up the mess, or leave full Musical Director Bridget Ansell, with strings bags in inappropriate places. It doesn’t take a and soloists. Free entry, retiring collection. lot of effort to consider everyone and do the right thing. Scoriton Village Hall Our village hall, situated on the edge of the Scoriton Country Show village, is available to hire at reasonable rates, and Sports and is flexible in use, with a main hall for The Country Show and Sports will be held parties, meetings and sports, and a large well- on Monday 25 August, Bank Holiday fitted kitchen which can be hired separately for Monday, from 1.00pm, to be followed by a committee meetings etc. Full disabled ceilidh in the marquee from 7.00pm. Will facilities, including access, toilets and a anyone wishing to run a stall, or able to assist hearing loop. in any way, please ring 642436. Rates (per hour) - Kitchen:- Local £5, non- local £7, Main Hall:- - Local £8, non-local £11. For more details, including other prices and how to book the hall, see our website: http://scoritonvillagehall.org, or e-mail Maggie Mayes [email protected]
Buckfastleigh Residents’ Association Prize Bingo to be held Friday 11 July in the Town Hall. Doors open 7.00pm, eyes down 7.30pm. All welcome.
Dog Mess We have had more complaints re dog mess, this time specifically about the wall leading to Kingcombe Court, where someone is depositing bags of dog mess on top of the Copy Date for September edition is 18 wall, instead of putting them in an appropriate August, please. Personal and Thanks
outside. Her present ‘owner’ is going to be away Buckfastleigh Post Office for long periods from October. If you can help, Beverley and Pete would like to thank Sue please call 388397 or 07724 841438.. Rooke for all her hard work, support and loyalty at the Post office. She will be greatly missed by staff and customers after so many years. Wishing her a long and happy retirement.
Home required for Cat Could anyone offer a kind home to an elderly, pretty female cat, who is currently content to be a house cat, but has previously been used to being
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Faith Notices Church of St George the Martyr, Church of England Dean Prior St Luke's Church 6 July 9.15 am Holy Communion 6 July 10.30 am Joint Family Service at the 13 July 5.00 pm Songs of Praise in the Methodist Church Village Hall 13 July 9.15 am Early Bird’s Service 20 July 9.15 am Holy Communion 10.45 am Holy Communion 27 July 9.15 am Holy Communion 20 July 10.45 am Holy Communion 3 Aug 9.15 am Holy Communion 4.00 pm Messy Church 10 Aug 5.00 pm Songs of Praise in the 27 July 10.45 am Holy Communion Village Hall 3 Aug 10.45 am Holy Communion 17 Aug 9.15 am Holy Communion 4 Aug 6.00 pm Commemoration of Start 24 Aug 9.15 am Holy Communion of World War 1 at Holy (with Rev Tom Benson, Vicar) Trinity.
10 Aug 10.45 am Holy Communion From the Vicarage:- 17 Aug 10.45 am Morning Prayer, followed by Holy Communion Dear friends - as I write this it is beginning to look 24 Aug 10.45 am Holy Communion like we may have a summer worthy of the name. 31 Aug 10.30 am United Service at The sun is shining, the beaches are looking busy, Staverton. and even my knees are getting brown. Last summer was of course also my first as a member of these Other Notices parishes, and what a blur that seemed..... so many welcoming faces and cups of tea, so many happy Bible Study Tuesdays, 10.00 am experiences that I feel truly blessed to have landed Holy Communion Wednesdays, 9.30am here. When I look back to remember those endless summer holidays of my childhood (remember Prayer Meeting Wednesdays 10.30am those?) the sun always seemed to be shining. Is it Coffee morning Thursdays, 10.00-12.00 noon, with just nostalgia, or were things different then? Cake Stall on 3rd Thursdays, and Mothers’ Union Whatever it is, it seems we do have a tendency to Stall every 2nd Thursday see the past as a golden time when everything was Mothers’ Union 2.30 pm first Thursday in month. better, people were friendlier and more honest, children respected their elders and music was Eagles - . Wednesdays, 7.00 - 9.00pm (12 - 17 year understandable. olds) - NOT during school holidays In reading the bible, I am often surprised by the Early Birds Breakfast 8.30 am, followed by Early way in which human nature actually doesn’t seem to Birds Service at 9.15 am, second and fourth Sunday have changed much over time. Scandal, tragedy, of each month. squabbling, power plays are all in there, as are joy, Home Groups Alternate Thursdays at 7.30pm compassion, heroism and selflessness. That is why I find the bible and the Christian faith just as relevant Cradle Days - 10.00am on Wednesdays, during term today as it has always been. We have the internet time. A group for all parents/carers with pre-school and i-pads (whatever they are!), but we still have the children, £1 per child, babies under a year free. same need to be living in love with our neighbours Activities include cooking, crafts, singing, and ending and with God that we have always had. If you don’t with a substantial snack. believe me, read the gospel accounts of Jesus’ Service to commemorate the start of WW1 - ministry and see if you think that the people there Monday 4 August at Holy Trinity at 6.00pm, to be are so very different from our own friends and followed by a procession to the War Memorial for the neighbours - or even ourselves. ‘Who would I have last post and reveille. It would be good to see lots of been?’, or ‘How would I have reacted had I been you there. there?’ are useful questions to ask ourselves. That is why it is no less important today to know To find out about events, times of services and Jesus than it ever was. Jesus didn’t just come to activities check out our website at www.stlukeschurch.buckfastleigh.org.uk on which there restore that generation of 2000 years ago to God. is also information about hiring the hall and lounge and a No, he came for all humanity for all time. And that is page about Holy Trinity Church. Church contact a big deal, so if you don’t know Jesus...... then telephone number is 643120 come and see. Find someone that you trust who can help you make that first step. Ask questions, open your mind and heart to discover for yourself
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how the world is transformed when it is lived in the Concert in the Abbey light of God. Saturday 19 July, 7.30 pm, The choir of God bless, and have a great summer - Tom. Buckfast Abbey presents a concert of music composed in honour of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Entry fee, with retiring collection, free car parking in the Abbey car park. Methodist Church The music programme includes some ancient Buckfastleigh 10.30am Gregorian chant Marian Antiphons with polyphonic motets composed by Palestrina, Guerrero and 6 Jul United Service at the Methodist Parsons, plus the more contemporary works by Church, with Rev. G Davis. Poulenc, Bruckner, and the famous ‘Totus tuus’ by 13 Jul Ms J Rotas (Sacrament) Goreki. 20 Jul Mrs C Lawrence 27 Jul Rev G Davis 3 Aug Miss A Kenyon The Christian Community 10 Aug Rev R Allison (Sacrament) 23 Chapel Street 17 Aug Mrs H Hibbard 24 Aug Dr J Prebble Every Sunday and Wednesday, 10.00 am - 31 Aug Mrs J Howitt Act of Consecration of Man 7 Sept United Service at St. Luke’s at Throughout July and August, many talks, 10.45 am workshops and study sessions will be held at the Christian Community, to which anyone interested Buckfast 3pm is welcome. For more information, and details of the subjects being covered, please contact Erhard 6 Jul Rev Tom Benson Keller at [email protected], sadly, we do 13 Jul Mrs M Luff not have space here to publish the full details. 20 Jul Rev Dr P Long (Sacrament)
27 Jul Miss A Kenyon 3 Aug Rev G Davis 10 Aug Local Arrangement Messy Church 17 Aug Rev M Lawrence (Sacrament) Sunday 20 July, 4.00-6.00pm in St. Luke’s. 24 Aug Miss A Kenyon We have a seaside theme for our last Messy 31 Aug Rev G Davis Church before the summer holidays. Weather permitting we will have a BBQ and lots of outdoor Coffee Morning - Tuesdays, 9.30 - 11.30am., fun. Also a short, very informal, child friendly with homemade cakes and bric-a-brac stalls., service after the activities and before the BBQ. and Weekday Worship at 10.30 on Tuesday 10 There is no charge for this event, but donations are June, led by Rev Gordon Davis. appreciated. For more information, telephone Rev Tom Benson 644875, or Sally Taylor, 642225. United Prayer Meeting - 10.30 am at St. Please note, there will be no Messy Church Luke’s every Wednesday, led by Rev. Tom during August, but we will be running again every Benson. third Sunday of the month from September. United Service at Redmount Nursing Home, second Tuesday in the month, 2.30 pm. House Group - Tuesdays 1 & 15 July, Newlife Conference 7.30pm, venues to be arranged. There will be To be held at Rora House, Liverton, 2 - 9 no further meetings until Tuesday 2 September. August, with the theme of ‘Courageous for the A Special ‘Mega’ Coffee Morning, 10.00- Truth’. Meetings held at 10.00am, 11.30am, and 12.00 Saturday 12 July with a Model Railway, 7.00pm, and all are welcome. For more to include a variety of cakes on sale and other information, please see stalls. Proceeds for Church funds, your support www.newlifeconference.co.uk. would be much appreciated. Also, from 26 July - 9 August, Newlife Radio, frequency 106.2FM for good news and good music. Newlife radio phone 01626 824774, or check our website www.newliferadio.co.uk, or see Catholic Church us on facebook. Service times for both the Abbey and St. Benedict’s can be found on the notice boards in both churches.
7 Local Contacts Emergency Numbers:- Buckfastleigh Youth Club 642641 Royal British Legion Poppy Appeal Ashburton Hospital - 652203 Buckfastleigh Youth Project 643623, 642370 Buckfastleigh Medical Centre 644481 St Mary’s Catholic Primary School, 642534 Buck the Trend 698101, e-mail Buckfast, 642389 Derriford Hospital - 08451558155 [email protected] Scoriton & Buckfastleigh Devon Doctors (out of hours service) Car Share Devon 08700 111199 Twinning 643728, e-mail - 111 www.carsharedevon.com [email protected] Newton Abbot Hospital - 01626 Catholic Church 645526 Scoriton Flower Show 642436 324500 Christian Community 644272 Scoriton Village hall bookings NHS Medical advice - (non life- Church of England 643120, 643244, e-mail threatening) 111 www.stlukeschurchbuckfastleigh.o [email protected] Torbay Hospital - 01803 614567 rg.uk Sculpture Group 642786, 07840 Police - non emergency -101 Church of England Children’s 759215 emergency only - 999 Society 643660 Seed Sowers Trust 642206 Teign Housing 01626 322722 Circuit Training - 07925 385618 Sharing -Transport 643723, Teignbridge District Council 01626 Computer Club 643428 Luncheon Club - 643646, Sunday 361101 Counselling - 644596 (Lucy Pearce) T-Set - 643561 ------Crime Stoppers 0800-555111 Befriending - 644557 ABC Childrens Centre 644200 Curious Goose Nursery 07796 South Devon MS Society - 0845 602 After School Club 07867 672282 169317 0805 Age Concern Devon 0845 2967810 CustomerFirst 01392 381381 Southpark Hall - bookings 07928 Arthritis Support Group 01803 Cycling club 643428 620122 732664 (evenings) Dartmoor National Park 01626 Stagecoach Bus Information 01803 Ashburton & Buckfastleigh Hospital 832093 www.dartmoor-npa.gov.uk 664500 League of Friends 07753 605902, Devon Cave Rescue Organisation Taijiwuxigong - Katie White, 07846 Buckfastleigh Befriending - 644557 - 07748 762580 482611 Brainwave Charity Shop - 642010 Devon County Council 01392- Tennis club 642922 Buckfast PO - 643034 382000 www.devon.gov.uk Tiddlers Movement Workshop Buckfast Residents Society 642007 Devon Spelaeological Society 642323 Buckfast Short Mat Bowling 644570 [email protected] Teignbridge & Totnes Cats Buckfastleigh Bowls Club Www.devonss.org.uk Protection: General 0845 642303 Domestic Violence & Abuse 3712723, Lost & found 0845 Buckfastleigh & District Society Service - 01626 365087 3712727. 388397 Fellowship of the Way 642206 The Gambia Fellowship - 642503 Buckfastleigh Caving Group - Football (Under-14s) 642872 Traveline (public transport info) 644256 Gosling, Alan - re Muscovy Ducks - 0871 200 22 33 Buckfastleigh Chamber of Trade 643918 Vet 644441 (24 hours) 643206 Guides & Brownies 642922 Valiant Soldier Heritage Centre Buckfastleigh Community Forum Home-start Teignbridge 01626 644522 643478, 353700 Women’s Institute 642732 [email protected] Horticultural Society 642280 Yoga - 642150, Buckfastleigh Community News Jellyfish Productions 642662, [email protected] Sheet 643553 , 642922, 643428 07906 099498, Buckfastleigh Drama Group www.jellyfishprod.com 642509 King’s Cricket Club - 07506 411401 Buckfastleigh Human Rights Group Ladybirds Playgroup (Buckfast) 643699 07886 183735, 07719 660394 Buckfastleigh Ki-Aikikdo Club Little Ducklings Nursery 644074 07962 432317 Methodist Church 644564 Buckfastleigh Library 642638 Mid Devon Stamp Club 643843 Buckfastleigh Patchwork & Quilting Mothers’ Union 643627 Group 642690 Newton Abbot Community Buckfastleigh Post Office 643369 Transport 01626 335775 Buckfastleigh Primary School Orchard Millennium Green 07786 643304 176603 (Andy Rudgley) Buckfastleigh Ramblers 643895 Pantomime Group 643022 Buckfastleigh Rangers Social Club Petanque Pitch 642336 642853 Purely Play 643164 Buckfastleigh Town Council/Town Residents’ Association 642089 Hall 642576 Ring & Ride Transport 01392 Buckfastleigh Women’s running 382123 group 642271 The Buckfastleigh Community News Sheet is published by the Wigram Community Association and delivered by volunteers. Donations are gratefully received by cash or cheque to the collection box at the Post Office. Copy date for September issue: 18 August. Please include items for beginning of October, as the October issue may not reach all homes by end of September. Copy should be sent either by e-mail (preferred) to [email protected] or by hand or post to Chris Doidge, 1 Glebelands, Buckfastleigh TQ11 0BH, telephone 643553. We reserve the right to edit articles as necessary according to space available. The News Sheet is now available on line at www.bflnews.org.uk Printed by Bradleys Estate Agents Ltd, 01364-642642, www.bradleys.tv 8