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November 2014 LOCAL NEWS November 2014 Nov Sat 1st All Soul's Day Service; West Overton; 7pm P 16 Nov Fri 7th Baroque concert; Winterbourne Monkton Church; 8pm P 21 Nov Sat 8th Singers for Christmas; tester session; Broad Hinton Church; 10:30 – 12:00 P 10 Nov Sat 8th Cricket Club Presentation Evening; Village Hall; 7 for 7:30pm P 11 Nov Sat 15th Autumn Bazaar; West Overton; 10am – 12:30 pm P 16 Nov Wed 26th Public Meeting re: Village Shop; Village Hall; 7:30pm P 13 Nov Sun 30th Christmas Market; Village Hall P 4 & 5 2015 April Auction in Village Hall P 4 & 6 HAPPY BIRTHDAY ! A very Happy Birthday to the following children whose birthday is in November: Samuel Moon, Matthew Garbett, Charlie Rowland, Tom Ashmore, Xena Keep The copy date for December 2014 will be 20th November 2014 Please send copy to 152 Broad Hinton or email [email protected] or phone 739083 * * * * * Also: please send in Christmas Greetings for the December issue. £5 per entry. If by phone or email you can pay later. Proceeds to a charity to be nominated by the carol singers. Broad Hinton Village Hall 300 club To all readers of the Upper Kennet News winners September 2014 £50 - 219- Chris O’Neill Please be aware that the Upper Kennet £25 - 199- Vicky Ladd News will not be published in January 2015. £20 - 231- Henry Hannan Normal publication will commence with £20 - 223- Rich Marshall February’s issue. £10 - 63 - John Hutchings Page 1 LOCAL NEWS November 2014 BROAD HINTON VILLAGE HALL CLUB 2015 numbers on sale now £10 each Or 12 monthly standing order payments £2.50 per month 3 numbers £5 per month 6 numbers 5 prizes each month 1 x £50 1 x £25 2 x £20 1 x £10 Half money raised to Village Hall, half prize money Contact [email protected] 731197 Page 2 LOCAL NEWS The Crown November 2014 At Broad Hinton Our Autumn/Winter Plan FOOD ALL DAY EVERY DAY Authentic Stone-Baked Pizzas Available in house or Free DELIVERY (min order £10) Broad Hinton, Uffcot, Broad Town & Winterbourne Bassett New Menu Launch Feature Nights: Mondays – Pie Night Tuesdays – Pizza Night Thursdays – Live Music & MENU SPECIALS Fridays – Menu Specials Saturdays – Menu Specials Sundays – Carvery Weekends – Food All Day Upcoming Events Extreme Steak Night – 6th November Bonfire & Fireworks – 7th November Christmas Menu – 17th Nov – 24th Dec To book call – 01793731302 Page 3 Email – [email protected] LOCAL NEWS November 2014 A WONDERFUL HARVEST What a superb year it has been! A glorious summer, even lasting to the end of September, culminating in a harvest safely brought home and celebrated with a Harvest Supper organised by Jenni Moseling and her many helpers. Thank you to all who contributed in any way. Our village church was once again beautifully decorated with flowers and produce to celebrate this special time of year. Particular thanks go to all who came along and helped with this and to John and Joy Hussey for making the Harvest sheaves. Local gardens were raided; Dahlias and flowers of the season were generously given by many. Thank you to all. BROAD HINTON VILLAGE HALL NEWS Christmas Market date for your diary We will be holding the annual Christmas Market this year on Sunday 30th November in plenty of time for you to find some presents. Please see the advert elsewhere in the magazine for details. If you’d like to hire a table please contact: Sue Robinson [email protected] or 731957. 50/50 Auction You’ll see from an advert elsewhere in the magazine, that we are considering holding a 50/50 Auction in April 2015. Whether we go ahead with the event is dependant on the responses we get back from the advert. We want to make sure we have sufficient items and also produce a catalogue in advance. Please let us know if you have items you would like to auction by e- mailing: James Gates [email protected] 731197. Committee Members We urgently need new committee members to run the village hall, to continue with the work to pay off the loan (great progress here) and ensure the hall is maintained to its current standard. We are a friendly bunch and, if you’re new to the village, it’s a good way to meet people and get involved in village life. Committee meetings are held every month, but you don’t need to attend every one. If you’d like more information, please contact our chairman: James Gates [email protected] 731197. Hiring the hall As residents of the Parish of Broad Hinton, you can hire our hall for very competitive rates: · For a party or wedding reception, you can hire the hall and the separate meeting room, all day and evening for only £150. · We can accommodate arts, craft and fitness classes too. The main hall for a couple of hours during the day or evening costs just £18. The meeting room costs the same. · For a large meeting or conference, businesses can hire the large main hall with stage for three hours during the day for only £54. It can hold at least 110 theatre style and 80 at dining tables. · For smaller numbers, the separate meeting room is a great option. It seats 36 theatre style and 20 boardroom style. Businesses can hire it for two hours during the day for only £24. Booking the hall, contact: Marilyn Martin [email protected] or 731521 www.broadhinton.org.uk . Page 4 LOCAL NEWS November 2014 BROAD HINTON VILLAGE HALL CHRISTMAS MARKET Sunday 30thNovember 1:00pm - 4:00pm Lots of lovely shopping Inspiration for your Christmas presents Coffee/tea Homemade cakes Mulled wine Tables £10 To book please contact Sue Robinson 01793 731957 [email protected] Page 5 LOCAL NEWS November 2014 BROAD HINTON VILLAGE HALL We’re holding a 50/50 Auction in April 2015. Enter items you want to sell and we’ll auction them. You get half the money raised, the other half is donated to the Village Hall. You can use a reserve price if you want an item to achieve a certain value. We want to make sure we have sufficient items and also produce a catalogue in advance. Please let us know if you have items you would like to auction by e-mailing James Gates [email protected] . Page 6 LOCAL NEWS November 2014 BROAD HINTON VILLAGE HALL COMMITTEE NEEDS Village hall committee seeks new members! All ages welcome! If you’re new to the village it’s a good way to meet people and get involved in village life. For younger members of our community, it’s great for building your CV. Contact our Chairman James Gates for more information: [email protected] 731197. Page 7 LOCAL NEWS November 2014 WILTSHIRE AIR AMBULANCE CHRISTMAS 2014 I will be selling Christmas Greetings Cards (always good value and good quality) and 2015 diaries in support of our own fantastic W.A.A. Please contact me at home, B/H Village Hall coffee mornings (Tuesday), Christmas Market (30th November), Village Shop, Church Services, I could pop up just any where!! A LITTLE ABOUT THE W.A.A. The W.A.A. is available 19 hours a day, 365 days a year and is one of only a few A.A. in the UK that can fly at night with the capability of ad hoc landings, allowing patients to get to hospital really quickly. (2014) 464 missions flown at the time of writing this piece. VERY EXCITING NEWS W.A.A. Takes delivery of a new helicopter in December 2014 when its current partnership with Wiltshire Police comes to an end. It will cost £2.5 million a year to keep the A.A. Flying, that's £6,850 per day. W.A.A. receives no money from the government and relies solely on charitable donations. This is not a luxury but a necessity: most of us are aware of someone that W.W.A. & crew have helped. Its all about speed and accessibility. MORE NEWS Also in the future there are plans for a new hangar and visitor centre in the centre of the county. So please give me a call if you would like to support the Heli. Or find out more: visit www.wiltshireairambulance.co.uk Julie Watts Swindon 731476 WILTSHIRE AIR AMBULANCE Funded by you, flying for you. Page 8 LOCAL NEWS November 2014 RETIREMENT HOMES Here at the Malthouse Equestrian Centre we are aiming to put forward a plan backed by the community to build nine bungalows, 6 two bedroom & 3 three bedrooms built on the footprint of the old stables in a way sympathetic to their surroundings. Alongside will be an orchard & each cottage will be set in its own private easy to maintain garden. They will be Eco friendly with a low winter fuel consumption & no stamp duty. The cost will be commensurate with individual requirements and Custom finishings. HAB, the developer would complete the build quickly and efficiently within a set time from the start. BENEFITS * Design the ideal sustainable home for your future. * Have specialist requirements built in from the start * Increase the viability of services within the community. * Enjoy spectacular views with maximum light & space. * Release equity and free up larger houses in the village for your children and their families. BUT WE NEED YOUR SUPPORT NO DEPOSIT - NO COMMITMENT Just a written request to be kept informed of progress from any interested parties with family connections to Bushton and surrounding villages.
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