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Issue 64 from CONCEPT to REALITY Winter 2015 Issue 64 FROM CONCEPT TO REALITY... simply beautiful gardens Alchemille has been designing and creating beautiful, innovative, inspirational outdoor spaces since 2004. From urban courtyards to country estates, we can create and care for the simply beautiful garden of your dreams. DESIGN • PLANTING • AFTER-CARE 01494 488072 • 07909 936718 • [email protected] www.alchemille.co.uk 1-Alchemille Speen ad v3.indd 1 11/10/15 17:39:21 elcome to the Winter Contents edition of The Speen & North Letter 4 Dean News - the first that I have What’s On 5 had the pleasure of being involved with, Playing Fields 7 and I must say it really has been a pleasure. Speen Fete 7 It runs like a well-oiled machine, with a Speen WI 9 lovely team of local people giving up their Speen Bonfire 9 time, working hard behind the scenes to SpeenVillage Hall 11 bring you all the news from the villages Speen Helping Hospices 11 and their surrounds. Speen Pre-School 13 In this issue we have a commemorative Speen School & PTA 15 front cover and centre-page spread Scout Hut 16 dedicated to the Speen Festival 2015 - a Speen Church 17 collaboration of local creativity, talent, Speen Heritage Group 19 and enthusiasm nurtured once again by Speen Festival 21 the wonderful Mr & Mrs Laughton, who North Dean Village Fete 25 have announced that this year really will Beechdean Down on the Farm 27 be their last - no really, it will. We are all Wildlife Watch 29 enormously grateful for all their hard Local Award Winners 30 work and dedication over the last three Spotlight on a Local Business 31 festivals - and so now the hunt is on for Piggots Hill - Tales from the Half Acre 32 their successor(s). Could it be you? North Dean Theatre in the Villages 33 Winter Warmer Recipe 35 We have introduced a few new features Christmas Craft - Wreath Making 37 this month; Spotlight on a Local Business - Lacey Green Parish Council 39 this time shining on Shelley Jennings and Notes from the Town Hall 41 her beautiful jewellery, a Winter Warmer Considerate Parking Campaign 41 recipe from Pippa Sullivan and Mei Price Who’s Who 42 has shared her secrets on how to make some stunning Christmas wreaths. We also want to introduce some features Welcome Packs that will appeal more to children and The Good Neighbours scheme was set up many years ago and is now run by Pat Richardson in Speen and Judith Broadley in teenagers - so if you have any suggestions, North Dean. One service is to provide new residents with a or would like to submit an article, picture, Welcome Pack of village information, so if you know of anyone silly joke, competition idea or Thought for new to the area please call: the Day, we want to hear from YOU. All Pat Richardson (Speen) 01494 488627 Judith Broadley (North Dean) 01494 563178 or email contributions are very gratefully received. [email protected] Meanwhile, all of us here on the team send you warmest wishes for the festive season, Next Edition and don’t forget to keep sending in your Copy for the next edition is due by 14th April 2016. The planned publication date is during May 2016. Please send photos separately articles and pictures - we couldn’t do it from text, together with captions and a consent form (downloaded without you! from the SNDN website www.speenbucks.org.uk) if any of the Jacqui Laing photos are of children. Please send to [email protected]. EDITORIAL TEAM: Jacqui Laing & Mei Price • ADVERTISING: Tom Dent COMMITTEE: Gloria Holmes (Chair), Megan Chinn, Nick Wheeler-Robinson, Julie White DESIGN & PRODUCTION: Jacqui Laing • PRINTED BY: PK Inprint Ltd (01494 452266) • FRONT COVER PHOTO taken by Ian Warr www.speenbucks.org.uk 3 LETTERS From Rev Heather McIntyre InPrint Limited Dear residents of Speen and North Dean, Thank you for the warm welcome many of you have already extended to me and I hope to meet many more of you in the weeks and months to come. My induction service on 7th November marked this new beginning, both for myself and Speen Church, in a lovely way and I was blessed by being surrounded by so many friends, both old and new. I feel very privileged that the Church have invited me to be their minister and I look forward to becoming part of the village community in such a beautiful part of the Chilterns. Heather The White House, Speen Dear Editor, We refer to Catherine Butler’s letter in Issue 63 regarding the felling of the avenue of Horse Chestnut trees at The White House of Speen and fully understand her sadness. As the new owners we are anxious to assure Catherine that these trees were only felled following a report from an experienced tree surgeon that indicated that they were either diseased or dead and in generally bad shape due to their age. We would also like to assure her that as part of our forthcoming Planning Application to rebuild The White House there will be a tree planting programme, including a new avenue of trees alongside the driveway as before. Yours faithfully, Richard & Gill Biffa Seasons Farm Shop Dear Editor, I’d like to say how sad my family and I were to hear about the sudden closure of Seasons Farm Shop. We really enjoyed going there to get our produce and my children loved seeking out the chickens that used to run around the front. A local asset so sorely missed. M Price (Speen) 4 WHAT’SON in Speen & North Dean DECEMBER 18th December Family Film Night Speen Chapel 6pm Sandy Mitcheson 488875 24th December Candlelit Carol Service Speen Chapel 6pm Sandy Mitcheson 488875 24th December Christmas Communion Speen Chapel 10pm Heather McIntyre 488067 King William IV Open KWIV 6pm - 11.30pm Dilly Hill 488329 25th December Fun Family Celebration Speen Chapel 10.30am Heather McIntryre 488067 King William IV Open KWIV 12-2pm Dilly Hill 488329 JANUARY 3rd January Pre-School Xmas Tree Collection Morning Alex Allan 489838 WI ‘In the Wake of Shackleton’ Village Hall 7.45pm Jean Morris 488529 14th January Knit & Natter Speen Chapel 7.45pm [email protected] 29th January Film & Food Night Speen Chapel 7.30pm June Pilkington 488071 28th January Knit & Natter Speen Chapel 7.45pm [email protected] FEBRUARY 4th February WI ‘The Rothschilds’ Village Hall 7.30pm Jean Morris 488529 11th February Knit & Natter Speen Chapel 7.45pm [email protected] 25th February Knit & Natter Speen Chapel 7.45pm [email protected] MARCH 12th March Speen School Safari Supper Various Locations 10th March Knit & Natter Speen Chapel 7.45pm [email protected] 20th March Speen Easter Egg Hunt TBC 31st March Knit & Natter Speen Chapel 7.45pm [email protected] JUNE 20th June Speen SchoolFest Speen School 25th June Speen School Summer Ball Speen School List of Advertisers A Cut Above, Alchemille, Allied Healthcare, Beechdean Farmhouse Dairy Ice Cream, CG Tree & Garden Services, Christine Dunnington, Coles & Blackwell, Foursquare Land, Fraser Morgan School of Dancing, Hampdens, Heppelthwaites, Hughenden Builders, Independent Living Consultants, JML Training & Consultancy, JNP, John Bishop, John Easterling, Judith A Newenham, KJ Windows and Doors, LJM Electrical, M R Collins, MWH Interiors Limited, Natalie Jane Dance School, National Energy Foundation, Nelson Electrical, Nick Higgins, Nicki Thomas Web Design, Paul Newman Ltd, PK InPrint, Risborough Area Community Bus, Risborough Carers Ltd, SB Decorations, Speen Stores, Springline Cars, Taps UK, Village Environmental Services. www.speenbucks.org.uk 5 A bespoke management training and coaching company established in 1997, working in the private and public sector. Recognise and capitalise on your potential Do you need to give yourself the space to broaden your thinking, further develop your skills, confidence and competence in today’s demanding environment? We offer a coaching service that is confidential, flexible, targeted to meet clear goals and expand your skills base. We provide objective executive coaching that will support your professional, business and personal development. In-house training Maximise the level of talent skills and performance in your organisation. We specialise in the design and delivery of practical, interactive and results focused in-house training. Let us help you develop your people. Check out our website at www.jml-training.com or call us on 01494 488787 for further information 6 PLAYING FIELDS SPEENFETE Tony Bobroff, Speen Playing Fields Chair Amanda Dobbs, Fete Chair Our playing fields are the focal points for many village The Speen Fete Committee would like to say thank activities, nowhere so well demonstrated as in you to all of those who came to the KWIV on the 9th September by another wonderful Festival and Bike October for the cheque handout. Park Challenge. Funday was just as much Fun in June despite the weather and the Fete in July was a great This year we distributed an impressive £3,500 to local success. All this, to say nothing of the big bonfire and village organisations, and we do so knowing that every firework display in November, which I think was our penny donated by us benefits the whole village, and most impressive effort to date. Christian and Pete without the support of you villagers this would not surpassed themselves and it was a brave turnout by have been possible. many villagers to help with the building over the wettest two days to the year. Well done Speenies. A huge amount of work goes into organising these events and I would like to thank all those who dedicate many hours of their free time. We also play host to the school sports day, the inter-school cross country and of course the pre-school forest school in Ridgeley’s Field.
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