Ellesborough Magazine Covering Butlers Cross, Dunsmore, North Lee and Terrick
September 2021 Issue 174
ANTI-LITTER CAMPAIGN Helen Holman has been working with local village and school children in an anti-litter campaign. A competition was held for the children to produce posters to advertise the campaign and this was judged by John Hambly, a previous chair of the Parish Council, helped by Debra Panikkar, the current chair of the Parish Council, and Judith Harper, a local artist. Their posters, and of course the winning ones, were displayed outside the Parish Hall on Thursday the 22nd of July. (See article page 7) 2 Chairman’s Letter
Thank you to Paul and the committee in The magazine is working closely with the preparing and distributing the magazine this Parish Council to see how best to fit in with quarter. their communications initiative. Their first news letter is included in the edition Also special thanks to Steph our advertising manager. I am not sure how she has Richard Jennings managed to do such a fantastic job while [email protected] running the farm shop combined with her family commitments.
Annabelle MacWhannell has stepped forward to take on the role. Welcome Annabelle.
Front Cover: Photo by Rob Alexander
A Note from the Editor
I hope you will find something of interest in Ellesborough Magazine, in a previous this edition of the magazine. We have incarnation, put together by Tony Young. included articles on a variety of topics together with reports on local events and We hope that the updating of the Parish activities. As we are still in the immediate post Council website now underway will allow us restrictions period local organisations are still to make the Ellesborough Magazine only now formulating plans for the resumption available online over the course of the next of meetings and other regular activities, and few months. even where their programmes have been published or regular meetings resumed On a personal note I have included (on page everyone is aware of the risk of restrictions of 34) an appeal for help in pulling together some sort being reimposed. Hopefully we are articles and notices for publication in the all worrying unnecessarily, but it will take magazine. If someone with good knowledge some time for this worry to be dispelled. of the community has a few hours available each month to assist in this work the editor This issue includes a newsletter put together would be relieved of some of the pressure by Helen Holman, which she hopes will be the that he feels under when preparing the first of a regular series of newsletters on magazine for publication. Please contact matters relating to the village and the me or Richard Jennings, if you feel that you community. The first edition includes can help in some way. information of help to new residents
We are continuing with a Children’s Puzzle With all good wishes, page, and also have details of a Making a Bird Box competition. Paul Couling Editor
Of interest to some readers will be extracts [email protected] from the 1900 and 1901 editions of the
3 Notices
Ellesborough 200 Club Ellesborough Coffee Morning June 2021 Sadly, the July coffee morning was just 3 110 Dr & Mrs Knight £50 days the wrong side of the lifting of lock- 36 Nicola Golding £35 down and was cancelled. But do come to Ellesborough Parish Hall on Friday 20th 122 Margaret Kettle £25 August, for coffee and cake. 10 o’clock July 2021 untill 12 noon. 8 Mike & Ann Russell £50 It’s free of charge and all are welcome, 113 Suzie & Malcolm Wood £35 see you there. Dates for you diary. 115 Linda Finch £25 Coffee mornings - Fridays, 17th September 15th October 19th November 17th December EH
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4 Ellesborough Trust (formerly Ellesborough Relief in Need)
In May 2020 we reported that Ellesborough Guiding Buckinghamshire acquired the Relief in Need had merged with Ellesborough freehold from the Chequers Trust in 1971, Aid to create a single body with assets in since when its activities have benefitted excess of £150k. At the meeting of the many people in our community. A significant Trustees in July this year it was agreed to extension and refurbishment of the building change the name of the combined charity has been proposed and the Trustees agreed to Ellesborough Trust as this was considered a contribution of £1000 to the fundraising to be more representative of the potential for campaign. support within the Parish. The steep increase in energy costs has been The income from the Charity has enabled the much in the news and the Trustees are Trustees to make a grant of £15,000 to the pleased to have been able to provide Church of St Peter and St Paul, Ellesborough support to several parishioners who have as a contribution towards the Project 20 fund been struggling with payment. If you or raising. As you will know the facilities within anyone you know is in a similar situation the church are very limited and the first stage please do not hesitate to contact one of our of the project includes the construction of an Trustees listed below: internal toilet and improved servery. The second stage will involve the re-opening of Rob Nicholson (612658) Jackie Rysdale the West Door and construction of a new (615109) Debra Panikkar (613259) Judith path to improve disabled access to the Harper (622033) Peter Tilbury (624108) church.
The Ellesborough Guide Centre is based in Rob Nicholson the old Victorian village school and there are a few parishioners who still have vivid memories of their time at the school. Girl
Welcome to the Village
We would like to welcome our new neighbours Ed and Laura, Gaynor (Laura’s Mum) and their two girls Edith and Margot into the village. They are our new next door neighbours and moved in to Ellescombe during Covid restrictions. We would also like to wish all the best to Sandra, John and Emma Smith who have now moved to Wendover with their dog Pickles and cat Missy. (Helen Holman)
We would also like to extend a warm Welcome to Duncan and Nina who have recently moved into 88 Chalkshire Rd, from North London, we hope they will be very happy in their new home
5 6 Ellesborough Anti-Litter Campaign
Following the recent successful litter picks, we would like to applaud the community spirit, with volunteers of all ages keen to get involved in the clear up operation. John Hambly had a wonderful idea, to hold a competition for children to produce posters, to advertise the anti-litter campaign. Helen Holman pursued this project by working with the local village children and pupils from Great Kimble School and coordinated the seventy-two entries for the competition. Each carefully crafted work of art were laminated and displayed on the railings outside Ellesborough Parish Hall to raise awareness of this escalating issue.
The competition was judged by John Hambly, a previous chair of the Parish Council, helped by Debra Panikkar, the current chair of the Parish Council and Judith Harper, a local artist. The judges were really impressed with all the entries and thanked the children for their artistic efforts. Ellesborough residents are fed up with the amount and type of litter, with the majority of it, consisting mainly of fast food and drinks packaging. We would also like to thank the litter picking efforts of some of our residents and David Harper explained, “Over 30 bags of rubbish were collected during the recent clear up and it was obvious from where it was dropped that 80% was from car windows!” Look out for the children’s posters and banners positioned around the parish and take heed of their messages to NOT DROP LITTER!!
Photos of winning age categories are shown below:
Roo (winner of 5-8 years old category) and Florence (winner of 9-10 years old category) shown receiving their prize money from John Hambly with Helen Holman in attendance
John Hambly (seated in car) presents Callum (winner of 11-12 years old category) with his prize money using one of the litter picking tools given to Great Kimble C of E School.
7 Lindengate Aylesbury Road, Wendover Buckinghamshire HP22 6BD
Re-engage at Lindengate
Lindengate has flourished this Summer and catch up. At Lindengate, we believe the with the government guidelines easing, why natural environment contributes to improving not get together with friends, family or wellbeing through nature, so why not arrange colleagues and come and experience your next gathering at Lindengate, whether Lindengate at our five acre site in Wendover. for a business team meeting, or with a group Our staff and team of volunteers have been of friends. Bring refreshments or a picnic and busy maintaining the site and we are now take time to re-connect, surrounded by the seeing an abundance of produce from our sights and sounds of nature. Get in touch to kitchen gardens, as well as incredible book ahead, if coming with a larger group. wildflowers and broods of ducklings, who are Email: [email protected]. thriving. We are open to all, so drop in and come and We know that many businesses and local see for yourself. For opening times and full community groups are working towards details of all our programmes, go to coming together again, to re-engage and www.lindengate.org.uk
8 9 10 Florence Nightingale Hospice There are lots of opportunities available to suit Charity seek new volunteers all interests including Hospice Drivers, Hospice volunteers, Bereavement Listeners, Florence Nightingale Hospice Charity has over Complementary Therapists, Online Retail, 400 volunteers, working in their shops, their Fundraising Support, Events, Shop Volunteers, offices, at the hospice, drivers, gardeners and Showroom Van Drivers, Office Admi and, bereavement listeners, plus those out Marketing & Communications support. supporting their events in the community. “The benefits to volunteering are endless, not But they are urgently need more volunteers to only can it help you develop your career by join the team as many have stepped back from gaining valuable experience in the workplace, their roles following the Covid-19 pandemic, on it’s also a great way to connect with other both a regular and ad hoc basis. people and build confidence.”
“Our volunteers are absolutely invaluable to us So, if you are friendly and motivated, and up and we couldn’t do what we do without their for a challenge to support local hospice care, incredible support,” says Penny Bradshaw, please get in touch at Head of Volunteering at the Charity. “We offer [email protected] or visit their full support and training for new volunteers, website www.fnhospice.org.uk/volunteer wherever and however they volunteer.”
IMPROVING FACILITIES IN ELLESBOROUGH CHURCH
We are very pleased that the long awaited Not only will these improvements benefit project to improve facilities are under way. The regular church goers, visitors at weddings, first stage, an internal w.c and servery is due funerals and other services it will enable for completion by the year-end, the second greater use of the building for community use. stage a new path with easier access via the During the works normal services will continue west door to follow as funding permits. We with the west end of the church sectioned off. greatly appreciate the fund raising activities over the years, generous donations by TY individuals and a substantial grant by the Ellesborough Trust who have made this possible.
11 Gardening in Ellesborough… Notes from an occasional diary
It has been an extraordinary year in the We enjoyed having a group visit from the garden in many ways. From a mild winter Kimble and Ellesborough Horticultural Society. onwards we had a dry April, wet May, cool Apart from individual visitors this was the first June and a mixture of intense heatwave and group of enthusiasts we have hosted for over heavy rain. Right now in the middle of August a year. It is always good to talk with people when we reasonably expect to have sunny, as they look around and we can see the warm and dry conditions, it is intermittently garden afresh through others experience. cloudy, windy and occasionally wet. Where are those lazy, crazy days of summer? Of Earlier we had enjoyed a visit to the family course it may be perversely that way once owned Kiftsgate Court Gardens in the holiday season is over from September Gloucestershire. The house and gardens are onwards. In these strange times it seems pitched on the edge of an escarpment over- anything is possible. looking Chipping Camden, close to the iconic gardens at Hidcote. It was our first visit there As of now so much is still growing away, not for a number of years and it most certainly did least the grass, with no seasonal break from not disappoint. Three generations of women the lawn mower. We are well behind with gardeners have contributed to a stunning hedge trimming and the very lush grass banks series of interlinked gardens each with an left for wild flowers to seed are badly in need abundance of flowering plants too many to of the strimmer. Rather like haircuts needed list. But we were particularly taken with the during the lockdowns. At least the Head Delphinium requineii, Deutzia montbeigii and Gardener’s (HG’s) vocal concern at not an Olearea Mollis. It too had only recently enough rain is rarely heard. More recently the come out of lockdown and had clearly issue has been the need for more staking as suffered nothing from the experience. It is the plants have grown even higher and more kind of garden that inspires both with plants vulnerable to the strong breezes. and garden design, however long one has been gardening. Earlier in the summer peonies, roses and geraniums were a delight. Now we are just Soon we will begin the inevitable progress beginning with the second flush of roses. Much towards what we hope will be a great and of the HG’s summer plantings that filled in the colourful late summer and early autumn. spaces as the borders were cut back, have been slow to flower in the cloudier, cooler conditions. A more unusual buddleia, which August 2021 TY excels in hot, dry conditions is wilting away, it clearly is not happy in this excuse for a summer. And we doubt it will recover. Worst of all for the HG, is the loss to blight of her outdoor tomatoes, normally producing a crop that lasts us well into winter. They have been all removed, isolated and the equipment sterilized. She has heard that this is a quite general problem, no doubt also a consequence of the kind of constantly fluctuating growing weather we have had. Thankfully, so far the plants in the greenhouse seem safe. Sadly a major branch of our Victoria plum tree collapsed under a massive crop of fruit despite having been thinned out. Whereas the apple and pear crop is very thin.
12 13 Val Finch Remembered
Despite the weather on Friday 30th July – rain Val’s ashes were planted under a weeping and wind for most of the day, the turn out for cherry tree where her great grandchildren Val’s Memorial was a warm testament to left painted pebbles. Many of Val’s family how much she meant to so many people were there, headed by her son Steve, who within the village. plan to return when the tree is in blossom and sit on the soon to be installed memorial After a long-awaited get together following bench. covid restrictions, it was good to meet up and share memories at the village hall, a Ellesborough Parish Hall Committee building and community treasured by Val.
14 Ellesborough Parish Church Services September to November 2021
Sunday 5th September 10.45 a.m. Songs of Praise Sunday 12th September 10.45 a.m. Parish Communion Sunday 19th September 10.45 a.m. Sung Matins (BCP) Sunday 26th September 10.45 a.m. Parish Communion
Sunday 3rd October 10.45 a.m. Songs of Praise/Harvest Festival Sunday 10th October 10.45 a.m. Parish Communion Sunday 17th October 10.45 a.m. Sung Matins (BCP)
Sunday 24th October 10.45 a.m. Parish Communion
Sunday 31st October No Service at Ellesborough Church Sunday 7th November 10.45 a.m. Songs of Praise Sunday 14th November 10.00 a.m. Remembrance Sunday Service followed by Service at the War Memorial (11 a.m.) Sunday 21st November 10.45 a.m. Sung Matins (BCP)
Sunday 28th November 10.45 a.m. Parish Communion Sunday 5th December 10.45 a.m. Songs of Praise/Christingle
Note: Ellesborough Church services will continue during building work
Dunsmore Church: Harvest Festival Sunday 17th October at 3.00 p.m. Summer Reflection During our recent hot weather and the Jesus offers. I am thinking of the women at confusions of our current situation, I have the well in Samaria. She had what could be been dreaming of swimming. I would like to described as a somewhat chaotic life and swim in the Kariega River in South Africa in the story makes it clear it was hot that day. particular because some of my happiest What does Jesus offer her? He says: I will be moments have been there. I think of that living water for you always. He tells her that refreshingly cold water as well as that God can be a like a spring of water within carefree feeling of weightlessness you get us; a spring welling up to eternal life. In these when you float. I should say almost carefree difficult times, could we take a minute or as where I swim, one does have to keep an two to stop and ask the Lord to be that living eye out for ragged tooth sharks which have water to us - to refresh us, to help take the been sighted there and you have to be weight from us and though we cannot be savvy about tides and currents which at entirely carefree as we need to be careful, times could sweep you out to sea. But the take some of our cares away? Meeting water is usually calm, clear and the God is always beautiful, restorative and surroundings beautiful – a glimpse of having experienced it you will always want paradise. to do so again. You will be able to add the experience to your happiest moments – a I can’t have my swim now but my thoughts glimpse of paradise. turn to the fact that we all have access at any time to the refreshing ‘water of life’ that Rev’d. Janet Wales
15 Great Kimble C of E School Church Lane Great Kimble Aylesbury G K Buckinghamshire HP17 9TH Telephone / Fax 01844 346189 E Mail [email protected] Headteacher: Mrs C Lodge Love Learn Live School News - September 2021
As you may be aware, we are making the Kimble team as Midday Supervisors this term. transition to an all-through primary school I have also made the incredibly difficult deci- with mixed age classes, and by September sion to leave Great Kimble as Headteacher 2022 we will be at full capacity. In September and Mrs Clare Lodge will take over my role 2021 we will have: from September 2021. • a new Reception class • a mixed KS1 class (Years 1 and 2) Diversity and Inclusion Parent Group: We all remember the important events that sur- • a mixed lower KS2 class (Years 3 and 4) rounded the Black Lives Matter movement • a Year 5 class. last year. At the time, we felt it was vital for us Our commitment to all our children has al- to reflect and review how we celebrate the ways been to deliver high quality teaching diversity of our school community. We had and to provide them with the very best edu- open and honest discussions about inclusion cational experiences. We are delighted that within our school and from this we created a our mixed KS1 class this year has been such a BAME Action Plan that has been implement- success and will ensure that this continues ed throughout this year. We will meet regular- into our mixed class in KS2 next year. ly to discuss this very important aspect of school life. World Maths Day: At the beginning of May we celebrated World Maths Day with a range of Sports Day: Despite not being able to wel- maths activities taking place in every year come parents to our Sports Day this year, Mr group throughout the day. The children had Bell did a wonderful job in organising a fan- a wonderful time and it was great to see tastic afternoon of sport. As always, the chil- them putting their mathematical knowledge dren shone through each activity/race with into practise, working collaboratively and an enthusiastic outlook and congratulating learning new skills. Competitions were run by each other, regardless of their finishing place. Mathletics, a school computer package, and From tense egg and spoon races to fast the children enjoyed competing with other paced speed chute (parachute) races, the children from around the world. children showed quality sporting values throughout such as, determination, resilience Collective Worship: On Wednesdays Tim and sportsmanship. For me, the only down- Harper has joined us to deliver Collective side to this event was being unable to share Worship across the school. We warmly wel- this experience with all the families, however come Tim to our Great Kimble School com- within these times, it was the safest option. I munity. look forward to sharing this experience with you all next year! New staff: I would like to warmly welcome Miss Sommer and Mrs Uhart who joined the
16 Science Oxford Visit: In early July Science Ox- Covid-19: We made it! I can’t quite believe we ford visited us giving presentations to all year managed to get to the end of term without groups. Despite maintaining social distancing, having to close any bubbles. A big thank you Mr Snell engaged the children with wonderful to the school community for all their efforts with demonstrations and interesting ideas. We this, and ensuring that COVID-19 regulations learned about the incredible balancing power were adhered to regarding isolating and test- of friction, the amazing thrill of magnetism, ing. I am so proud that we managed this how the 5p coins have fascinating new prop- during such tough times. erties that can delight when the circumstanc- es are right, and Shelley - the egg that wants Goodbye - Finally, it has come to that time for to swim... and she did too! me to wish you all the best for the future and thank you enormously for all your support dur- New Playground Markings: A big thank you to ing my time as Headteacher of Great Kimble. FOKS and all the parents for your fundraising It has been a busy 5 years with the expansion efforts this year. I am delighted to say that over from an Infant to a Combined School, sustain- the summer holidays the playground will be ing the future to enable our children to stay on getting a revamp with lots of lovely new play- in KS2 to complete their Primary education at ground markings. This will include a netball Great Kimble. Along the way we have faced court for use in PE, activity trail and a 100 many challenges from delays and the alterna- square and numbered target shoot. I am sure tive classroom (Yurt!), endless paperwork and the children will be very excited when they dealing with the complications faced with return in September, so thank you to everyone COVID-19, but the resilience of the staff team, for your contributions and enabling the school pupils and school community to pull together environment to be further improved. during these times has been admirable. I wish Mrs Lodge all the best for next year and know Kimble Time Capsule: On our last day of term you will continue to support the school to en- in July we buried a time capsule to finally cele- sure the very best outcomes for our children. It brate the school expansion. Each class made has been an absolute honour to be the Head- posters to go into the capsule and we plan to teacher at Great Kimble and I look forward to open it in 2034 to mark 200 years since full time hearing about the future success of the school. school began at Great Kimble. Thank you to Mrs Hodgkinson and Mrs Howgate for all their Mrs M Cozadinos, Headteacher hard work in organising the celebrations and to Mr Audley for his extra help.
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17 Church of the Resurrection, Dunsmore
We finally managed to hold our first cream tea We are with sadness saying goodbye to John since 2019 on the 1st August. It was a great and Jeni who are moving away from the area. success as the threatened rain held off, we had Jeni has been a trustee and our secretary for lots of visitors and the cake table was soon many years and has organised and led many looking very depleted. It was lovely to see the of our services, she will be very greatly missed. church and grounds buzzing with happy, We wish them both many happy years in their chatting people again. Thank you so much to new house. everyone who helped during the afternoon and to our magnificent team of bakers for their We are also saying goodbye to Graham Nash delicious contributions. The teas are now who has played the organ for many years, he organized by Jacqui, thank you for such a is moving to the north for his retirement. successful start. Although several people have now left the Our Harvest Festival Service is on Sunday, 17th village for pastures new they have been October at 3.00pm in the church. This will be replaced by other families. We are delighted our first service since our last harvest festival as to welcome Jacqui Lipton-Rose and Tod Weller both Christmas and Easter services had to be as trustees, they have already stepped in to cancelled. At this service we will be collecting help at church events. We are also pleased to dried and tinned goods to give to the welcome Luke Cooper who has agreed to Wendover food bank. We will send out an replace Graham as our organist. email nearer the time letting you know what goods they are particularly short of. If you Our Carol Service will be on Sunday, 12th would like to donate food but can’t come to December and we will be having a Holy the service you may drop goods off at Lynne’s Communion Service on Christmas morning. house, Chequermate, either hand them in or leave donations on the patio.
18 Wonderful Wild Flowers
It has been a wonderful year for wildflowers in Apart from planting some spring flowering Ellesborough Churchyards. More different bulbs and a modest sowing of the parasitic species and varieties are joining the usual Hay Rattle to weaken the more vigorous favourites. And it is all so good for the insects grasses, all the wild flowers that are seen are and the eco-system generally. An indigenous to our locality and have settled environmental triumph in our parish. naturally.
It does not happen by chance. The careful For information about the plants identified and management is a collaborative effort to volunteer for next year’s great rake off between the Parish Council, the Church and contact Tony Young, Church Warden. local volunteers. Our efforts over recent years are really paying off. In recognition of this, the TY area around the Church is designated by the local authority as a Local Wild Life Site.
To encourage wild flowers it is important to carefully time the two cuts of the grass, once in high summer and again in the autumn. Crucial to the process is letting the seeds ripen and fall and then raking up the hay to ensure that the soil is not enriched and for this we are so grateful for the sterling efforts of the group of our local volunteers.
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19 News & Reports Kimble & Ellesborough W.I.
Kimble and Ellesborough WI meet at Stewart Hall, Station Road, Kimble, on the first Wednesday of the month at 2pm. We love to have visitors and everyone is made very welcome. We have a speaker each month and of course there is always plenty of tea!
It was so sad to have to ring all the members Hearts was a winner, also the 10 of Spades, of our W.I. to tell them that because the the 5 of Diamonds and several others. lockdown had been extended until 19th July, our planned luncheon at Doe Hill Farm was Every table was decorated in keeping with cancelled to keep in line with Government the theme, and Sue made and served us regulations. We were so disappointed and with a sumptuous cream tea, ably assisted started to wonder if we would ever get by her sister Stephanie. Second helpings together again. were encouraged. Bev Russell had made a fabulous Alice in Wonderland cake for us to But here we are past the post, the lifting of share. lockdown has actually happened. The President, Elizabeth Hine, gathered her team A big THANK YOU, to the committee together again, and instead of a coffee members who worked so hard to make our morning which we usually have in August, a first meeting together since September 2020 celebration garden party was arranged. A such a success, and to our fellow members Mad Hatter’s Tea Party, in the grounds of The who all came along, wearing their mad hats Plough, in Terrick, courtesy of Sue and John to support the day. Such a lovely afternoon Stewart. in so many respects, and it was just great to see all of our friends again after almost a year. Beautiful teapot shaped invitations were printed, ‘Eat Me’ and ‘Drink Me’ labels All proceeds were donated to the National made, and even ‘Buy Me’ labels were made Garden Scheme, and the Women’s Refuge. for the goodies on the bring and buy stall, The Dormice were sold in aid of the charity - organised by Jeanette Jones. Women and Girls.
Dozens of red and white paper roses were Normal WI meetings start again on made and dormice crocheted! A Cheshire September 1st, and on every first Wednesday Cat was grinning in a rather sinister manner of the month, 2pm at Stewart Hall, Kimble. from his tree, beautifully made and painted Visitors are always made welcome. by our artistic member, June Culliford. Sue Stewart made new ‘Wonderland’ bunting to We are looking forward to a river cruise, in a decorate the marquee. centrally heated boat from Runnymead to Windsor on 8th December. Husbands, family, After a week of rain and storms, we were all friends and YOU are welcome to join us. It’s delighted when the day dawned bright and £40 and a coach will transport us to sunny, we could hardly believe it! Runnymede from Stuart Hall. Mulled wine is served on arrival at the boat, followed by a 3 The invitations asked - if you have a Mad Hat, course Christmas dinner with coffee and please wear it. As usual almost everyone mince pies after, and a visit from Santa. obliged and some fantastic and imaginative creations were on display. It was so much fun. We’re not all Jam and Jerusalem!
Instead of raffle tickets, playing cards were EH. used, it was fun to hear that the Queen of
20 Kimble & Ellesborough W.I. - Mad Hatter’s Tea Party
21 Dunsmore News
22 Bring on a (Normal) Dunsmore Autumn
As aty pical as the su mmer has been in a u su ally - Also leaving London are Philip and Nicky Hoffman, sociable Du nsmore, this y ear did provide u s with who will be living in Daffodil Cottage, the oldest some outstanding moments. July got off to a hou se in the village, which is cu rrently u ndergoing nervous start for the Dunsmore Village Hall some u pdating. You , too, are extremely welcome Association as we all waited for possible relaxation to this lovely spot. We look forward to meeting you, of COVID restrictions. Even after the green light on and perhaps y ou r grandchildren, at village events. 12th Ju ly , nails were bitten as a tu rn-arou nd was anticipated. Bu t – good news! – Satu rday 24th Ju ly At the end of Ju ly , the Edmondstone family from saw the Du nsmore Common in preparation for ou r Chesham moved into Du nsmore Lodge. Welcome VC Day celebration, w ith hog roast and games VC to Jason, Tina and their dau ghters Mila and Edith. Day was partially a postponed Victory in Eu rope It was lovely to see dad and the two y ou ng ladies (VE) Day from 2020 and additionally a celebration at the chu rch cream tea! It was sad to bid Andy of Victory over Coronoviru s (sort of). The brainchild and Eneka Stewart a fond farewell, especially as of Ray Hagu e, this idea was widely received as we Eneka pulled the village together with her all looked forward to a morale boost with our friends pandemic ‘snapshot’ of Du nsmore, with photos of and neighbou rs. Nearly 90 people from Du nsmore, u s all du ring that very distanced time. We’ll miss Du nsmer, Little London and Wendover Dene were them, but we wish them well with their lives in in attendance, so it was hard to determine what Scotland. We hope all of y ou will enjoy living here was most popu lar: The hog roast? The selection of and will join in ou r newly -revived activities. ales from the Chiltern Brewery ? The games? Big Birthdays Drinks and pig were consumed in short order Au gu st was an important month for birthday s in against the backdrop of bunting and gazebos, with Du nsmore. Ros Wood celebrated her 90 th at the tunes from the 1940s providing an uplifting end of the month, and David Marshall had his 80 th atmosphere. Most popu lar game was ‘Splat the birthday earlier. These two residents are held in Glis Glis’, a perennial favo urite in a hamlet plagued great esteem by villagers for their decades of by Rothschild rodents. Entertainment was rou nded service and hard work on behalf of the Du nsmore off by the wheelbarrow carnival, a closely fou ght Village Hall Association and the village church. contest between the Coopers, their entry Withou t these two dedicated su pporters of life in resembling a WWII tank, and Luis Hamer’s Merchant Du nsmore, this wou ld be a poorer place. Many Navy Steamer, the SS Boaty-McBarra-Face. Judges happy retu rns to both Ros and David. Gabriel, from The Pippins, and Ry an of Moonrising O pe nRe ach Fibre O ptics? finally settled on Lu is’ entry . Congratu lations all! At this writing, BT OpenReach is du e to close ou r A hu ge collective effort pu lled off this wonderfu l road from the A413 for a limited time in Au gu st in event, but special thanks go to Ray, as well as order to u pgrade ou r pitifu l internet connections. Adrian Wilson for his Common mowing, and the We await the work and the resu lts eagerly , bu t we entire DVHA Committee, who did all the usual mu st give a hearty ‘Thank You ’ to Jodie King who behind-scenes work to pull it off and clear up at the pu rsu ed BT diligently u ntil he got the response he end. A hu ge thank y ou to all, inclu ding Iain and (and we) wanted. We are grateful for your Alison Oakes, for their generou s contribu tion to the hercu lean efforts on this issu e, Jodie. event coffers. Co ming E ve nts One exciting feature of the day was the Mark y ou r calendars with these dates: introdu ction of pu ppies Bracken, Esme, Jasper and Truffle to their neighbours and fellow canines. S aturday 9 O cto be r: Annu al General Meeting, They ’ll all be loving their walks in du e cou rse. followed by cheese and wine S unday 31 O cto be r: Halloween Pu mpkin Carving We lco me to Ne w Re side nts Competition Over the last few months, several homes have S aturday 20 No ve mbe r: Qu iz Night with fish and changed hands in Dunsmore. A very warm chips welcome to Andrew and Heidi Swift at Muirton, who Friday 17 De ce mbe r: Winter Warmer are leaving the London su bu rbs for the Chilterns. Work on the cottage will soon be complete, and Keep an ey e on y ou r email inbox or letterbox for they ’ll join u s fu ll-time with their two sons. addition details.
23 24 Ellesborough Guide Centre - Proposed Extension
25 The Community Bus is Back - Please Jump on Board
Monks Risborough and Longwick as well as the villages of Speen, Bledlow Village and Bledlow Ridge.
This year the little green bus celebrates 10 years of service! And it has proven to be an incredible success story. In addition to scheduled services, there are two or three monthly outings to places of interest and the bus is also available for use by “not-for-profit” organisations or individuals. These have also been phenomenally successful - having completed an estimated additional 14,000 passenger journeys during the 10 years. Heavy shopping? Fed up with finding a parking spot? Fancy meeting friends over a After stopping for over a year, the bus service cup of coffee in a charming market town? restarted on July 26th and the dedicated Want to take the kids on a novelty bus trip? volunteer drivers are keen to welcome all age Need to nip to the bank, Tesco or M&S? Trying groups back on board. If you have a bus pass to save the planet by leaving the car at or are under 16, unlimited trips on the bus are home? There are many reasons to jump free. If you don’t qualify, a single fare costs aboard the little green ‘hail and ride’ bus that only £2.00. passes your house. When you see that green machine looming This community bus is for everybody and towards you, put out your arm and get on passes through Great and Little Kimble, board. Pick up a timetable and make a trip Ellesborough and Terrick on a Monday, on the bus part of your routine. Hopefully you Thursday and Saturday morning. The bus also too will become a regular tripper. serves the communities of Princes Risborough,
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27 SOME LOCAL HISTORY - Extracts from Ellesborough Magazine Vo1s 1 and 2
June 1900. might trespass amongst the gorse and Saturday, the 19th May was a happy day for heather. On the next day we offered up our the nation and the Empire. The long-hoped- special and hearty thanks to God for His great for news had at last come – that MAFEKING mercy. was relieved! We do not often have to thank “For the Soldiers!” Once every week from the Boers for a kindness, but they were good January to Easter a working party has been enough to send us the welcome news three engaged in the Manor House Classroom, and days before it could arrive by our own means with very practical results, for they have of communication. None of us will live long despatched to South Africa 87 shirts, 34 pairs enough to forget the great outburst of joy that of socks, 35 helmets, 11 comforters, etc., and ran round the whole English-speaking world. 16 dozen pocket handkerchiefs. These have If there is a man in the moon he had an been sent to the Imperial Yeomanry, the Army excellent opportunity of making a map of the Service Corps, the Bases Hospital at British Empire, for it was painted so brightly with Martizburg, and – in response to special flags and bonfires that he must have seen it. requests – to one of the Colonial regiments Of course we had our own rejoicings in and to a company of Artillery. Ellesborough. The bells were rung, flags were December 1901 displayed, and youthful patriots formed The great event of the month has been the impromptu and very audible processions. But Dedication of the Window and Reredos the chief point of interest was the bonfire on erected (in Ellesborough Church) to the the top of Coombe Hill. For weeks we had memory of Mrs Frankland-Russell-Astley (of looked wistfully at that pile of brushwood Chequers). The Reredos is the special clustering round the flagstaff, and when memorial of her three sons, the Window of a President Kruger took the chair at the top of large number of her friends. But the two the pole we were very anxious not to keep offerings combine to make one effect, and him waiting much longer. It was wonderful to that a very beautiful one, in the adornment see that stack of brushwood grow on of the Chancel which she built. For they are Saturday afternoon. Mr Cox was throughout the work of one man’s mind, that of Mr. J.N. the moving spirit of it all, working Comper, who has succeeded in producing indefatigably; he was helped by a large that difficult but happy result, an adornment number of willing hands, too numerous to both of richness and of purity. The window has mention separately. a general ground-hue of soft coolness which At nine o’clock the Rector called the large encloses the brighter colours of the figures crowd around him on the side of the bonfire represented in an atmosphere as of silver; the looking down upon the little village of Stone, effect of grace and light thus obtained is the scene of Baden-Powell’s boyhood, and upheld and emphasised by a solid strength of where at that moment his dog “Bob” was very powerful yet harmonious colour on the representing his master in a torchlight tracery around and on the beautiful Reredos procession. After saying a few words about beneath. the happy occasion, the Rector set light to the fire, and the sudden change of climate (John Ninian Comper (1864-1960) famous caused a general stampede in all directions. church architect and designer. Knighted Presently the band appeared and added to 1950) the bright and lively scene by playing patriotic airs. As it was very late before the fire died down and the “kopje” was abandoned, a Tony Young special word of thanks is due to Mr. Golding for waiting so long to arrest any sparks which
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32 Ellesborough Parish Council Notes - August 2021 lI cannot believe how quickly the weeks are cycle/pathways, one along Nash Lee Road, passing by and I hope that you are all able to which has been unsuccessful, and one along get away to have a well earned rest and the A4010 which is progressing to the next relaxation with your families. stage. Buckinghamshire also sees its first HS2 Marshall, Mark Rann took up this role in July and As you are aware an election has been called is keen to help residents impacted by HS2 to elect a Councillor to the Parish Council, as projects and keen to build relationships with a vacancy became available due to the interested parties. You can contact Mark by resignation of Mr Crouch. We now know that emailing there are two candidates and that the election [email protected] will be held on the 9th September 2021. Recreational Ground We are aware that some of our Parishioners Led by Councillor Holman an application for feel that we are failing with our communication funding has been made for heavy duty to the Parish. To improve this we are in the matting to be installed in the field, to enable process of developing a more updated and parking along one side of the field, removing user friendly website, led by Councillor Holman. the need for parking along the roadside, which Councillor Hares has set up a Facebook page as we know has caused issues for some time …Your Ellesborough, and we have also agreed now. a Communication Policy. Footpaths Affordable Housing We are looking at making the Village safer for All households should now have received the residents and visiting walkers, especially along Affordable Housing Needs Survey and by the the bend in the road at the church and time this goes to press have returned them. You alongside the golf club. The latter is supported will all have noted that this survey is not site by the Chiltern Society and Mr Jennings. specific, which is what the Council voted for at the meeting on May17th. The draft of this We have proposed a meeting with Stoke survey was sent to Bucks Council Planning and Mandeville Parish to consult on their Housing department for comments prior to its neighbourhood plan and non vehicular access distribution and it was as a result of their advice arrangements between our parishes. the site specific need was removed. It was not our decision. When contacted by a few Bus Survey Parishioners that had not received their surveys Bucks Council are looking for our thoughts and EPC acted quickly to make sure copies were comments on our transport services. We have sent to them the next day. The Council has not continued to have the bus service through the been involved in the wording or distribution of village reduced, would you take some time to the survey so that it can remain unbiased. At complete a survey ? the moment the current proposed site is on Chalkshire Road. https://yourvoicebucks.citizenspace.com/inte grated-transport/busstrategy2021/ HS2 We are still trying to meet with HS2 We have not received any updates yet representatives, and Councillor Steve regarding the parking consultation proposals Broadbent to discuss the issues along North Lee for the village and Dunsmore, but hope to raise Lane. Since Marsh Lane has been closed for them with Councillor Broadbent. works, North lee Lane is experiencing an increase in traffic and speeding. We had On a personal note it was a great honour to Submitted two applications for be asked to judge the Anti Litter Poster
33 Ellesborough Parish Council Notes (cont’d) competition along with Mrs Judith Harper and memory and a memorial bench will be past Chair of the Council, Mr John Hambly. I installed very soon. was blown away by the amount of entries there were, and the imagination of all the Our Next EPC meeting will be held in Dunsmore children involved. Soon with the help of Mr and Village Hall on the 21st September 2021 at Mrs Harper and Mr Len Newman we will see 7.30pm. (I suggest those intending to attend the winners have their posters placed at try to car share as there are limited parking strategic points in the village. A big thank you spaces). To Councillor Holman for organising the competition, I do hope that you will have We welcome you to join us at the start of our taken the time to look at some of the entries meetings for the Open Forum. Please contact that are on display outside our Ellesborough the Clerk should you require any urgent Parish Hall. assistance.
We would also like to thank Mrs Gill White and Stay well and Stay safe, her team for organising a very fitting memorial for Mrs Val Finch, who had given of her time for Debra Panikkar many years on the Village Hall Committee. A Chair lovely Weeping Cherry tree was planted in her
Parish Council Meetings in 2021 Tuesday 21st September (Dunsmore Village Hall) Tuesday 16th November All meetings start at 7.30 p.m., and except where indicated are held in te Butlers Cross Village Hall
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34 35 36 37 Live-In Care and Visiting Home Care – Affordable and Safe Care
It can be very daunting when you realise that The amount of PIP awarded will depend on you or someone in your family needs extra help health and ability to care for yourself independ- as they are getting older or are facing the diag- ently. As a general rule of thumb, award rates nosis of a debilitating illness such as dementia. In vary from £60 to £89.60 for the daily living com- the past this often meant there was only one op- ponent and £23.70 to £62.55 for the mobility tion – going into a residential care home, but component per week (rates correct as of July nowadays it is well documented and researched 2021). that staying at home can also be a cost effec- tive and safe alternative. For sound advice the Live-In Care Hub, of which Ashridge Home Care is a founding member, In the UK, social care is available for the ageing strongly recommends individuals facing into care population, but financing this care very much needs should seek advice from an in-partial inde- depends upon the needs of the individual and pendent financial advisor informing them that their personal circumstances. Read on to discov- your first option is to remain in the comfort and er what options are available, the cost and how safety of your own home. The CitizensAdvice Bu- you can finance this care to ensure a positive reau can help you find one: outcome. ttps://www.citizensadvice.org.uk/debt-and-mon- ey/ getting-financial-advice/ Research conducted earlier this year by the Live- In Care Hub confirms that the cost of live-in care Ashridge Home Care is one of the few care com- is on a par with many care and nursing home panies to offer both part time visiting care and fees, especially in the South East and London, full time live-in care. Having a part time visiting and is broadly equivalent to the price of the top carer is often a good trial to see how help at half of care homes in the south of England. Most home could make a difference to your life and people will at some stage of their life have to the team at Ashridge Home Care can help with pay for care and unlike a care home the eco- making difficult decisions. Understanding how to nomics of a live-in carer are very simple. Your finance care can be difficult and feel over- payment goes towards their wages and in return whelming. you get 1to1 care. Whereas in a residential care home most the payment goes towards back of- Tel 01494 917344 for a friendly chat or visit fice and not to the person looking after you. www.ashridgehomecare.co.uk for further articles and advice. In the South East of England, over half of all nurs- ing homes cost in excess of £1,000 per week. The price of live-in care ranges from between £800- £1,500, making it a far more affordable alterna- tive in many cases, especially for couples. In the UK, elderly care is means-tested. If you have sav- ings or assets over £23,250, you will be expected to finance your own care. Any amount under this and your care will be funded by the govern- ment. Disability Living Allowance (DLA) is slowly being replaced by Personal Independence Pay- ment (PIP), a non-means-tested benefit with an award that is calculated based on how any medical conditions you may have affect you.
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Ellesborough Parish Hall is available to hire @ £15/hr with use of all crockery, glasses, kitchen appliances, toilets etc. If a regular user 1st hr £15 then £12 extra hours. All hand sanitizer/wipes available but bring own face masks. Catering options can be provided by local branch of W.I. starting from cream teas @£6.50/head. HH
Bucks County Museum We’ve changed our name Bucks County Museum has changed its name to Discover Bucks Museum Our new name As we launch our new galleries this September, we are completely transforming what we offer our visitors, so we thought this is a great time for a new identity. We are still the same great people with a wonderful line up of exhibitions and events - a space to explore, learn and wonder about Bucks and to find out about the stories of people and places in this area and beyond. Our new website has just launched! With a brand new name comes a brand new website. It’s a fantastic place to find out what we are up to, what we have coming up and to explore star objects in our collections, as well as charges, opening times and booking information. You’ll see a new website but it will be under our old name for a few more weeks. www.buckscountymuseum.org
43 Wendover Art Club Programme September - December 2021 (Revised)
All meetings are held at St Anne's Hall, Wendover Christian Centre, Aylesbury Road, Wendover, HP22 6JG from 7:30 - 9:30pm
Please note there is a charge of £10 for visitors who are non members but this is deductible from the £30 subscription if they decide to join the Club
September 23nd Demonstration of portraits in watercolour by Gordon King
October 14th Working evening
October 28th Watercolour landscapes with George Boyter
November 11th Working evening with a choice - design you own Christmas Cards; try a watercolour landscape in the style of George Boyter, or, even better finish your entries for the exhibition.
November 25th DVD evening - our chance to watch one a famous artist at work and discuss their techniques and now we might benefit from the advice.
Saturday 4th and Sunday 5th December - Our Christmas Exhibition at Wendover Library Room Admission free but donations appreciated. Cards, prints and original artworks for sale. Our chance to show what we can do, possibly sell some of items, but really to promote the Club.
December 9th Members Christmas Party, when we are less serious and indulge in a few games loosely connected with art.
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49 50 51 52 53 54 55 Directory of local services
Genre Business Name Services Provided Contact Page
A&B Landscapes & Landscaping and Garden 07568 192062 48 Design Ltd Design and Build www.landscapesanddesign.co.uk
Airs House Carpets & Flooring [email protected] 49 01844 342546 Anthony’s Servicing Service & maintenance of [email protected] 45 boilers, fires, 01296 658419 agas/rayburns 07973 911674 www.anthonysservice.co.uk Brendan McFall Painter & Decorator [email protected] 49 07581 693653 01296 294175 Clements Carpentry Carpentry & Property [email protected] 59 Services 01296 625863 07584 201706 Concierge Property Building Work, Carpentry 01494 702099 52 Maintenance and other Property www.conciergepropertymaintenance. Services co.uk
APPLIANCE, Extreme Clean Cleaning Services [email protected] 49 REPAIR, Carpet, Flooring & 01844 346379/344735 GARDENING, Upholstery Cleaning & 07866 376934 HOUSE & Treatments www.extremecleancouk.com CLEANING SERVICES Graham Blake Soft Furnishings [email protected] 52 01844 261769 07801 182400 www.grahamblake.com
M Simmonds Painter & Decorator [email protected] 60 01296 655774 07850 499795 www.msimmonds.co.uk Martin Holman’s Pest Domestic & Commercial [email protected] 39 Control & Services Treatments/Prevention for 01296 622972 rodents & insects 07510 290321 www.martinholmanpestcontrol.co.uk Roofcraft Specialists in all 01296 624369 50 forms of roofing 07889 681828
Surab Experts in Plumbing, New 01844 274604 55 Boiler & Central Heating www.surab.co.uk Systems
The 50 plus Handyman Property maintenance, 01525 570129 59 repairs & installations www.the50plus.co.uk
Village Environmental Family run domestic drain 01296 624221 (messages) 46 Services services with 24/7 callout 07850 635844 service
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Buckmoorend Farm Farm shop & kitchen selling [email protected] 39 Shop & Kitchen home reared meats & other 01296 624425 local produce as well as hot www.buckmoorendfarm.co.uk FOOD & DRINK food & drink
Budgens (Sweeney’s Supermarket High Street, Wendover 13 Budgens)
Chiltern Brewery Brewery selling award 01296 613647 2 winning ales & tastings www.chilternbrewery.co.uk
The Russell Arms A real village pub and [email protected] 51 restaurant 01296 624411 www.therussellarms.co.uk Ashridge Home Care Care company providing [email protected] 53 CARE & HEALTH around the clock care in 01494 917344 SERVICES your own home www.ashridgehomecare.co.uk
FUNERAL Bradley & Jones Funeral Directors www.bradleyandjones.co.uk 54 SERVICES 01296 622975
PRIVATE Store More Containers High quality secure 20ft [email protected] 49 SERVICES storage containers for rent 01296 612447
RETAIL Antiques at Wendover A datelined antiques centre 01296 625335 60 www.antiquesatwendover.co.uk
ACCOUNTANCY KDA Accountants Bookkeeping and [email protected] 47 SERVICES Accounting, Payroll and 01844 867357 VAT Services 07956 513529
Numbers Limited Accountancy, Tax and [email protected] 52 Bookkeeping Services 01296 620220 www.numbers-ltd.co.uk
COMPUTER AND Nettl Website Design and Printing 01296 327568 50 INTERNET www.nettl.com SERVICES Wendover Computers Computer Equpment [email protected] 59 Supply, Repair and 0800 3118385 Upgrading 07881 555482 www.wendover-computers.co.uk
TRAVEL Travel Impressions Independent Travel Agent enquiries@ 51 SERVICES travelimpressions.co.uk 01442 890265 www.travelimpressions.co.uk
57 Directory of Local Organisations
Ellesborough Parish Council Chairman, Debra Panikkar 07748 630102 Clerk, Mr Rex Norris 615821 Buckinghamshire Council Councillor Clive Harriss 07768 876568 - Ridgeway East Ward Councillor Steve Broadbent 07471 144181 Councillor David Carroll see website Member of Parliament Greg Smith MP 0207 2194287 [email protected]
Ellesborough Parish Hall Bookings Secretary, Mrs Elizabeth Hine 625912 or [email protected]
Kimble Stewart Hall Bookings Secretary, Amanda Robinson 07527 595813 Dunsmore Village Hall Association [email protected] . Ellesborough Magazine Chairman, Mr Richard Jennings 625498 Editor, Paul Couling [email protected] Treasurer, Mr Tony Young 622306 Distribution, Mrs Janette West 696688 Secretary, Judith Harper 622033 Advertising, Annabelle MacWhannell Ellesborough Silver Band For contact details see website
Great Kimble Church Of England First School Headteacher, Mrs Mala Cozadinos 01844 346189 Kimble and Ellesborough Horticultural Society Membership Secretary, Charlie Taylor 07710 504300 Kimble and Ellesborough Women’s Institute President, Mrs Elizabeth Hine [email protected] Brownie Guides Girlguiding Buckinghamshire girlguidingbucks.org.uk The Scout Association, Buckinghamshire Enquiries, County Office 631016 Ellesborough Church Church Warden, Mr Tony Young 622306 Treasurer, Paul Couling 07903 162378 Tower Captain, Mr Les Floyd 01844 345575 Dunsmore Church Secretary To The Trustees 622868 Kimble Free Church 612748 Ellesborough Trust Chairman, Mr Rob Nicholson 612658 Secretary, Mrs Tracey Davison 07847 969944 The Children’s Society Local Box Secretary, Mrs Judith Harper 622033 Community Car Booking Co-ordinator 317769 Risborough Area Community Bus Co-ordinator 07941 963097
To be included in the above list or change any details, please contact the Editor on [email protected]
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