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February 2016 and Don’T Forget STOP PRESS All the More Reason for Getting on Line Worcestershire Villages Circulation to Childswickham, Murcot, Aston Somerville Broadway and Leedens Park, Willersey, Hinton, Bretforton 16400 hits on the internet! In 2015 V illage News- February 2016 And don’t forget STOP PRESS all the more reason for getting on line http://www.village-news.org.uk 13th 14th Valentines weekend at Childwickham Inn Bell ringers Needed see within Carpet Bowling continues at Childswickham Hall March April Gloucestershire Warwickshire Railway has a full menu Come and relive the 1940’s . Facebook links Childswickham Village or Worcestershire Hinton on the Green Appreciation Society Willersey Cotswolds Willersey a village not a town. Hinton on the Green Appreciation Society NOTA BENE Next issue articles please by Feb 10th for March edition Feb is a day longer but still a short month. Easter follows soon! http://www.village-news.org.uk This magazine was printed by Bear Print &Media Ltd Tel No. 01386 852522 07775 726543 See what they can do for you Send emails to [email protected] Visit the Childswickham web site http://www.childswickham.org.uk Next issue March 2016 Deadline Feb 10th Village News February 2016 Childswickham Church There is a church service every Sunday at St. Mary’s, Childswickham at 10.30am and you are welcome there, whatever your denomination or if you have never been to church before. 1st Sun Morning Worship 2nd Sun Holy Communion 3rd Sun Service with guest speaker, 4th Sun Holy Communion 5th Sun Morning Worship Sunday Jan 31st Bishop of Tewkesbury Feb 14th Rev Robert Pestell Chaplain from Cheltenham hospice Feb 28th Rev P Phillips. For Your Diaries March 6th Mothering Sunday March 20th Palm Sunday March 27th Easter Sunday St Mary The Virgin Childswickham The Future A meeting with Archdeacon Robert Springet revealed that we are unlikely to get a vicar assigned to us. With Bishop Rachel’s awareness talks have been started with Worcestershire to examine a potential future with Broadway. It is early days in the discussion.. St Mary The Virgin Rotas Feb 2016 Cleaning Contacts Childswickham Jan 29th Feb 5th David Matthews, Churchwarden Mrs N & R Simms 852712 Feb 12th & 19th Joan Barnett, Churchwarden Mrs P Hackett & 858309 Mrs A Kirk Bell ringers: Feb 26th & Mar 4th Tower Captain, Mr & Mrs E Watts Philip Milward. Tel: 01386 853532 Next issue March 2016 Deadline Feb 10th Village News February 2016 St Mary’s Church Childswickham In December we said goodbye to Julie Fay our reader for the last 18 months. Julie introduced us to many new approaches including simple services in the round. These were warm and encouraged us as a small congregation to have strength for the future. We wish Julie health and best wishes with blessings for her future. It is unlikely that we will get a vicar and for the foreseeable future we will be welcoming new and old faces to lead us in our services. Feb 14th Rev Robert Pestell Chaplain from Cheltenham hospice Feb 28th Rev P Phillips. St Mary’s Church Become a campanologist St Mary’s Church Childswickham is looking to recruit additional ringers for our bell Tower. It doesn't matter if you haven't done it before tuition will be provided. Contact Phil Milward on 07946 603224 or 853532 Childswickham Village Lots happening next year to plan and or think about Queen’s 90th street party and ???? The Queen will mark her 90th birthday next year by closing The Mall in WICKHAMFORD London for a street party on June 12th... Is there was an appetite for us to do the same .? Cotswold Council are encouraging participation in a Beacon on the 21st April, which is the Queens real birthday . Will Wychavon do the same or is it a village BBQ and a pint around a bonfire ? The 21st is a Thursday ……. more thoughts? Chipping Campden are plan- ning a beacon on Dovers Hill. Willersey are doing similar on Willersey Hill. The Fayre ??? Dates and Themes ?? Next issue March 2016 Deadline Feb 10th Village News February 2016 Memorial Hall Lettings: Anne Wood 854955 or http://www.childswickham.org.uk Art Class Friday weekly 10.00 - 12 .00 am 01386 833055 Carpet Bowling Mon 7.00-10.00 pm Tues pm 2.00-5.00 pm Keep Fit Tuesday 9.15-10.15 Tess Thursday 9.15-10.15 Yoga Tuesday 10.30-12.00 Aston Colley 01386 870893 Quilting Wednesday weekly TT 10 .00 -12.00 pm Georgina Oldham 01242 820423 Evergreens 2nd & 4th Wednesday 2.00 – 4.00 pm Dawn 01386 858769 WI Ist Wednesday 7.00 – 10.00 pm Marilyn Watts 01386 854661 Parish Council Last Thursday 7.15 pm Jacqueline Shields 01684 291069 Ballroom Dancing Latin American Thursday 7.00-8.00 Beginners 8.15-9.15 Intermediate Kleo 01386 858905 TT = Term Time Charges per Hour: Villagers Non Residents Main Hall £6.50 £11.50 Snooker £4.50 £5.00 Childswickham Village Hall Carpet Bowling Carpet bowling has been taking place over the last 10 weeks on a Monday evening be- tween 7.00pm-10pm and Tuesday afternoons between 2.00pm-5.oopm There have been 20 people regularly taking part in the evening and afternoon bowling sessions where the cost is £3.00 which includes refreshments Why not call in and see if you would enjoy bowling, all are welcome Clothing Bank Another clothing bank has been sourced to replace the one which was removed in De- cember, it will be placed in the car park at the rear of the Memorial Hall It is hoped you will continue to support the Memorial Hall by using it as the revenues are used to maintain and improve the facilities in the Memorial Hall Childswickham WI Since the last report in November members have enjoyed a Christmas party with delicious food, visited the cinema and had a pub lunch. This New Year started with a successful tea and subs afternoon and members are now looking forward to their New Year meal at Broadway Hotel. The next meeting is on Feb 3rd at 7.30pm when Charlie Beldon will be talking about Cotswold Gold. The competition is –Your Decorative Name Tag, so that all members can familiarise themselves with everyone’s names! Visitors welcome (£4). Next issue March 2016 Deadline Feb 10th Village News February 2016 HARVEST FESTIVAL. CHILDSWICKHAM. Re Bert Mugridge 1926 - 2015 Cynthia and family would like to thank everyone for the cards and kind messages re- ceived on the sudden death at home of Bert, he will be greatly missed. Childswickham Parish Council Calling all villagers.... The parish council would like to initiate a Childswickham entry into Britain in Bloom 2017. It would be great for the village and is more than just flower arranging by gardening lovers! Initially we are looking to form a committee to steer the entry, secure sponsorship and deliver a fantastic entry. We will then be looking for flower box waterers to dead headers in 2017. If you are interested please contact [email protected] or drop a note into the parish council letter box on the village hall. Once we have some names the RHS will come and do a talk. Friends and supporters of Childswickham Cricket Club Hi everyone In 2015 we have had five superb evenings with several different teams winning the prizes on the night. I am most grateful for your wholehearted support for these evenings, which seem to be becoming a regular event in the village calen- dar. Thank you especially to the guest quiz masters who have to a man (or woman) been totally amazing. This has introduced a whole new dimension to our quizzes, and something I would like to build on. It’s a big ask to all those who have volun- teered, some doing such public speaking for the first time. However, each has been fantastic, and I know enjoyed by you all. I am most grateful. MJ The dates for next quizzes for your 2016 diaries are Tuesday 8 March Tuesday 5 April See this magazine or STOP PRESS for future information menu choices. The meals are out of this world. Its almost a question of book yourselves and your team in as soon as you can. It’s a jam packed evening . Next issue March 2016 Deadline Feb 10th Village News February 2016 WARTIME IN THE COTSWOLDS SATURDAY 23rd AND SUNDAY 24th APRIL 2016 The date has been fixed, Saturday 23rd and Sunday 24th April, and planning is underway for 2016's nostalgic 1940s weekend at the Gloucestershire Warwickshire Steam Railway. Step back in time, pack up your troubles in your old kit bag, and smile, smile, smile. Travel this beautiful heritage line between Cheltenham Race Course Station and Toddington, stopping at Gotherington and Winchcombe on a steam hauled train. Visitors/members of the public are encouraged to attend the weekend in period dress - civilian or military, but please note that Nazi and SS uniforms, swastika insignia of any sort and any other representations of German uniforms are NOT allowed. The carrying of firearms - replica or de-activated - is NOT allowed un- less authorised by the organisers in advance.Visitors/members of the public are encouraged to attend the weekend in period dress - civilian or military, but please note that Nazi and SS uniforms, swastika insignia of any sort and any other representations of German uniforms are NOT allowed. The carrying of firearms - replica or de-activated - is NOT allowed unless authorised by the or- ganisers in advance. What to expect A light hearted look at life on the Home Front during the 1940s. Vintage vehicles, re-enactors and en- tertainment.
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