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THURSLEY PARISH MAGAZINE St Michael & All Angels THURSLEY PARISH MAGAZINE St Michael & All Angels APRIL 2021 60P Elstead Food Bank 8 Village Hall News 20 Editorial 9 Edmund Haviland 22 Church Services 10 Life on the Farm 24 Church Letter 11 Easter Church Services 27 Parish Council Update 12 Sugar & Bakes 28 Annual Assembly 13 Lizzie Young 30 Give it a Grow 14 Eco-Friendly Living 32 Horts Society 16 Clockhouse News 34 Preserve our Reserve 17 National Garden Scheme 35 Margeret Woods 18 Elstead WI 36 1 NEED HELP? Help in Thursley is available to anyone living in the parish of Thursley. WHAT HELP IS AVAILABLE? Transport to Doctors, Dentists and Hospital appointments, Shops, Post Office, Hairdresser, collecting prescriptions, your pet to the Vet, etc. HOW IT WORKS Phone 07538 201 276 and leave a message. The Duty Officer will listen to all messages at least once a day Mondays to Fridays and seek an appropriate volunteer to help you. The Duty Officer will contact you to discuss your request and then contact you again to give you the name of the volunteer who will help you. Please ensure you give us a few days’ notice. 2 3 4 5 VILLAGE ORGANISATIONS AND LOCAL DIRECTORY CHURCH: ST MICHAEL & ALL ANGELS HELP IN THURSLEY 07538 301276 Vicar: Chairman: Revd Hannah Moore 01252 705941 David YOUNG 01428 607716. [email protected] [email protected] Treasurer: Associate Minister: Peter HUNTER 01252 702360 Revd Delia Orme 01252 702217 [email protected] [email protected] THURSLEY CLUB Churchwardens: Secretary: Joyce HALL 01252 703386 Hilary BARR 01252 703301 [email protected] THURSLEY CRCKET CLUB Chairman: Dene MILLS 01252 703067 Lee SMALLBONE [email protected] [email protected] Secretary: Vacant Secretary: Alex MEEARS Treasurer: [email protected] Michael THATCHER 01428 606670 THURSLEY PARISH COUNCIL Safeguarding Officer: www.thursley-pc.gov.uk Sheridan HUMPHREYS 07966 578607 Council Clerk: Elaine FELTON 01252 703201 Organist: The Barrows, Seale Road, Elstead GU8 6LF. Robbie GOLDFINCH 01252 705151 [email protected] Chairman: Church Cleaning: James MENDELSSOHN 07941 507753 Sallie ROLES 01252 706820 Bears Barn, Dye House Road, Thursley Surrey GU8 6QD Church Flowers: [email protected] Anne WAKELEY 01252 702320 Vice Chairman: Churchyard Working Party: John SWIFT 01428 685120 Mike ROBERTS 01252 702932 [email protected] Councillors: Children’s Church: Michelle DE VRIES 07590 893497 Carolyn LANE 01252 702192 [email protected] Helen FLAVELL 07941060663 PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL [email protected] Nina ALLEN 01252 703643 Peter HUNTER 01252 702165 Rosie DALE-HARRIS 01252 702585 [email protected] John LUFF 01483 422132 Susanne HUNTER 01252 702165 [email protected] Marion O’BRIEN 01252 702235 Richard OWEN 01428 607741 [email protected] 6 PARISH FOOTPATH WARDENS SURREY FIRE & RESCUE SERVICE Contact Elaine Felton 01252 703201 Ben ALEXANDER 07964 391882 [email protected] COMMUNITY RECYCLER Nicki BATES 01252 702671 BUTTERFLIES NURSERY [email protected] D ELLUL & M DHILLON 07827 786005 THE THREE HORSESHOES THURSLEY NATIONAL NATURE RESERVE Reserve Warden: www.threehorseshoesthursley.com 01252 703900 James GILES 01428 685675 [email protected] THURSLEY VILLAGE HALL www.thursleyvillagehall.co.uk THURSLEY HISTORY SOCIETY [email protected] Chairman: Anthony Langdale 01428 682808 Village Hall Chairman: [email protected] Clea BEECHEY 01252 703913 [email protected] Secretary: Jackie RICKENBERG 07941 433103 Village Hall Secretary: [email protected] Dene MILLS 01252 703067 Treasurer: [email protected] Richard BATES 01252 702671 Village Hall Manager: Archivist: Isobel MURPHY 01252 706929 Tim WALSH 01252 703172 (mob) 07826 521954 THURSLEY HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY [email protected]. Secretary: COUNCILLORS Pat CLAKE 01252 706869 [email protected] Surrey County: David HARMER 01428 606921 HANKLEY COMMON MILITARY ACTIVITY Wyanston, Tower Road, Hindhead, 24 Hour Ops Room 01420 483405 Surrey GU26 6ST NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH [email protected] Jackie MALTON 07885 147304 Waverley Borough: [email protected] Jenny ELSE 01252 702036 PARISH MAGAZINE [email protected] Editor: David ELSE 01252 702036 [email protected] Tricia HORWOOD 01252 705171 [email protected] LOCAL MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT Advertising: Rt Hon Jeremy HUNT 01428 609416 Jane HEPBURN 07768 421935 [email protected] [email protected] DOCTORS Distribution: Springfield Surgery 01252 703122 Jenny GORDON 07796 254361 Witley Surgery 01428 682218 [email protected] Milford Crossroads Surgery 01483 414461 POLICE 101 Hurst Farm Surgery 01483 415885 www.surrey.police.uk/ro/report/ 7 ELSTEAD FOOD BANK Elstead Food Bank which covers Thursley, Shackleford and Milford was set up by volunteers at the beginning of the first lockdown. A year of Covid and the inevitable financial problems has caused real difficulties for a significant number of people and as a result is well used. They would welcome help from Thursley in collecting food or financial donations. So a group of us would like to start a regular collection in the village. Their preference is for packets of food eg cereals, pasta, rice and much more, household items such as loo rolls, washing powder, cleaning things and toiletries eg soap, shower gel, toothpaste, and shampoo etc. We are placing a collection box outside both the Three Horseshoes and in the Church porch and we will empty the boxes regularly. For more help or information please ring Marion O’Brien 01252 702235 or Susanna Hunter 01252 702165 We do hope Thursley as a community will be able to help us with this. Marion O’Brien, Hilary Barr, Nina Allen & Susanne Hunter COVID-19 VACCINATIONS Help in Thursley’s team of volunteers are standing by to help anyone in need of transport to attend a vaccination appointment. The volunteers are all insured, have DBS certification and will follow agreed COVID-19 policy and guidance procedures. If you are in need of transport please call the Duty Officer on 07538 201276 and leave a message and you will be called back once the Duty Officer has the name of the volunteer who will drive you. APRIL CHURCH CLEANING (Please contact Sallie Roles if you can help) Dene MILLS Sheridan HUMPHREYS Rosie DALE-HARRIS CHURCH FLOWERS (Please contact Anne Wakeley if you can help) 4th EASTER 18th Sally PAGET-BROWN 25th Sally PAGET-BROWN 8 Editorial By Tricia Horwood Firstly I’d like to thank Jane Hepburn for The Parish Council will be holding their our colourful magazine this month, as Annual Parish Assembly via zoom at the she has managed to attract some new end of the month, and would love as advertisers. We are very grateful to them, many of you as possible to join in (see both old and new, as their revenue p13). Before the pandemic I would have enables the magazine to continue and run a mile rather than use some new grow. Most of them are local and have video technology, but now I don’t know experienced a difficult trading year so I do how I’d have survived without it and I hope you will support them whenever you think many of us, both old and young, feel can. the same. Many of you will know that Edmund In case you’re wondering why I’ve Haviland died suddenly last October, not featured Margaret Woods on the front long after moving to Salisbury. He played cover, she was a long-term resident of a large role in Thursley life for almost 30 Thursley village and a renowned author years and his family are hoping to and poet, and Jackie Rickenberg writes all celebrate his life with the village later in about her interesting life. And if you’re in the year when restrictions are lifted (see need of some comfort baking I can highly p22). recommend Camilla’s ‘Maids of Honour’ this month. Other interesting articles I’m sure we are all looking forward to the include David Streeter’s on the issues of forthcoming relaxation of the lockdown biodiversity, Jo Ranson on her farming rules and the opportunity of meeting up life, Debbie Spencer’s encouragement to again with friends and neighbours. ‘Give it a Grow’ and Lizzie Young on Several local activities are still postponed transcribing her mum’s memoirs and for later in the year, but the Horts Society cross-generational discussions. are keeping all fingers crossed that their plant sale can go ahead as scheduled on Enjoy the magazine and have a 1st May outside the village hall. wonderful Easter! PLEASE NOTE DEADLINE OF 14TH APRIL 2021 FOR SUBMISSION OF ARTICLES TO THE MAY 2021 ISSUE OF THURSLEY PARISH MAGAZINE. EDITOR: Tricia HORWOOD, Thursley House, Dye House Road, Thursley, Surrey GU8 6QD. Tel: 01252 705171 E-mail: [email protected]. ADVERTISING MANAGER: Jane HEPBURN Tel: 07768 421935 Email: [email protected] DISTRIBUTION MANAGER: Jenny GORDON Tel: 07796 254361 Email: [email protected] COVER: Painting of Margaret Woods by Thomas B Yates (photo by Sean Edwards) Opinions expressed by authors and services offered by advertisers are not specifically endorsed by Thursley Parish Magazine or the Parochial Church Council. 9 APRIL SERVICES FOR THE PARISHES OF ELSTEAD, THURSLEY, SHACKLEFORD & PEPER HAROW We are hoping to have a gradual return to our church buildings. Here is a list of what we are planning. Of course, this is subject to government guidelines and any local outbreaks which may mean we need to stay online. Please check our website to book your place and check the service is still running, and we will endeavour
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