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New Leadership for the Misbourne Ballinger Also available at www.hp16.org.uk The FREE Community Newspaper for HP16 Issue 56, October / November 2018 p3 NEWS p9 SPORT p10 CHURCH & CHARITY p11 BUSINESS New leadership for The Misbourne Having said a farewell to retiring Head- teacher Robert Preston at the end of the Summer term, The Misbourne School is now moving on into a new phase with a new Headteacher, Ms Jo Meloni. Early in the second week of her role The Source had the opportunity to meet Source Issue 1 (2007) and Issue 24 (2012) her and hear about her passion for sup- porting both students and staff to dream, The Source needs you! aspire to and achieve more than they This community newspaper for Great Missenden par- would ever have thought possible. She ish and HP16 residents has freely provided informa- spoke of looking forward to finding ways tion, advertising and publicity for charities, churches, that the school can engage with the com- clubs and societies without cost for over ten years to munity to expand the horizons for, and you and over 5,000 homes. This has also given oppor- confidence of, each individual. Seeing tunity for businesses to reach over 12,000 people in a the impact of just one session of the edu- form read and appreciated across the area, at very rea- cational charity ‘Talk the talk’ when they sonable rates. The cost of the production of the news- came in to work with students (see page paper delivered free through your door has been kept 5) gave her a real sense of the potential to only 30 pence per copy. The Source was one of the main outcomes requested that inspiring input from a variety of by local people in the original Community Vision for sources can release. HP16 public consultation 11 years ago - as local news When asked how she was settling in, in available commercial newspapers was, very obvious- her response was that by the end of her ly, lacking. The volunteer team that run the paper in- first week she felt The Misbourne was clude the Directors, Colin Veysey and Anthony Sykes, a such a good place for her to be that it small editorial team and well over fifty volunteers who was as though she had been there for 6 write, collate events, produce the youth pages, edit and months! She is looking forward to both design, proof read and, of course, deliver the five edi- the role and getting to know the area and tions each year. people. Having been a PE teacher it’s not The Source is now offering the exciting role of pro- surprising that outside school life she moting advertising amongst local businesses. This role enjoys tennis, cycling and walking her also gives opportunities a) for increased networking cockapoo, Archie. We wish her well in and community links, b) to gain a real sense of con- this exciting new opportunity among us. New Headteacher - Ms. Jo Meloni tribution and achievement and c) to help maintain the continuity of what is probably the best free com- munity newspaper in Bucks. It will also give valuable Supporting the Air Ambulance volunteering experience, which looks great on a career break CV. Training and support will be available from A team of friends, Maltsters from amounting to over £7,000 - to Anthony Sykes who has many years of industry expe- Malt The Brewery, have complet- Ruth Dunkin. A film crew was rience. For more information please contact us: ed the National 3 Peaks in aid of on site for C4’s documentary email: [email protected] Thames Valley Air Ambulance. Emergency Helicopter Medics, or by ringing 07511984942 They then visited RAF Benson so you may even see the team in We would also love hear if you could help deliver on 1 September to hand over the the next series. some copies of the paper locally (approx. 1 hour five money they had raised so far – (Contd on page 10) times a year). Thank you. Maltsters team at RAF Benson Deadline for submissions and advertisements for our next edition, Issue 57, is Friday 2 November 2018 2 COMMUNITY NEWS HP16 - The Source October / November 2018 Lastly, the idea of building a website for both villages is Contents What do Ballinger and being explored to help residents with better communi- cation and enhance the two villages’ sense of commu- South Heath want? nity and well-being. and Contacts The results of the ‘Have Your Say’ survey are now in. The next step for these ideas is to explore them in Community & Council news – page 2 & 3 Organised by the Great Missenden Parish Council, it more detail with the landowners and consider an ap- Arts – page 4 asked residents of the two hilltop villages what ideas plication for HS2 funding. Education – page 5 they had for HS2 funded community projects around Thank you to all those who participated in the South Heath and Ballinger. survey. We are keen to involve and keep you and all HS2 & Environment – page 6 The three most popular suggestions were: residents of Ballinger and South Heath informed of Environment – page 7 1. Extend the footway down Frith Hill to the B485 progress and matters of concern to the villages. This is Wellbeing – page 8 across from the church. This would mean an easier best done by email as it is the most cost-effective way Sport – page 9 and safer route to walk from the villages to Great for us to communicate. Missenden. Please do pass this information to your neighbours Church & Charity – page 10 2. Explore the potential for the Weights & Measures’ and encourage them to join our email listing for this Business – page 11 building in South Heath to be used as a leisure/ project. This can be done by sending an email with Events – page 12 & 13 community facility. It could be used for a variety of your postcode, under the subject heading ‘Have Your events and activities which could complement the Say B & SH’, to the parish clerk, Great Missenden Par- Puzzles – page 14 widely used Ballinger War Memorial Hall. ish Council office at [email protected]. Source Youth – pages 15 & 16 3. Build a sustainable surface for the car park at Ball- Cllrs Mike Johnstone and Paul Jager inger playing fields. Enhancing the car park could Great Missenden Parish Council Editor: Colin Veysey tel: 01494 862257 be a benefit both to those using the playing fields as Youth Editor: well as those attending the many events held at the Holly Burrows: [email protected] Ballinger War Memorial Hall. Reception desk: [email protected] Directors Colin Veysey (01494 862257) and Anthony Sykes (01296 620830) would like to thank the growing number of people who contribute in many different ways to make this enterprise a success. Your time and talents are very valuable and much appreciated. HP16 The Source c/o Anthony Sykes, Mayertorne Cottage Weights and Measures - potential leisure / community facility Wendover, HP22 6QA Your Parish Council needs you Website: www.hp16.org.uk Vacancies in Great Missenden and Prestwood & Heath End Email addresses: Please contact the parish office for further information: Editorial: [email protected] [email protected] Advertising: [email protected] Events: [email protected] into the glazed door of the Ronak Patel obtaining very © HP16 CIC. It is our policy to correct any errors in print. Chemist robbers caught chemist then wrested the clear images of the two If you find an error of fact in these pages please let us know. Around one o’clock in the two tills from their sockets. criminals. The good news We will carry any corrections or clarifications at the earliest morning on Thursday, 9 A woman in the getaway is that Hertfordshire po- opportunity. While every care has been taken to ensure that August Kinton Pharmacy car outside helped him lice managed to trace the the data in this publication is accurate, neither the publish- at 44 High Street, Great er nor its editorial contributors can accept, and hereby dis- shove the tills into the back two who are now in police claim, any liability to any party to loss or damage caused by Missenden was burgled. of the car before they made custody. They are charged errors or omissions resulting from negligence, accident or A man smashed a potted off. All this was captured with carrying out 24 such any other cause. plant from The Cross Keys on CCTV with proprietor robberies. Kinton Pharmacy HP16 - The Source does not officially endorse any advertis- ing material included within this publication. However, we Bright ideas to keep your home safe in the dark evenings are proud to be associated with businesses in the HP16 area At this time of year, and especially once the clocks have doors and hope that you will support them. gone back, homes are in darkness earlier in the afternoon • Keep all spare keys, including car keys, away from To protect the rights of authors, we have to state that all – time to consider the security of your home. Protection the front door and out of sight to avoid them being rights are reserved. No part of this publication may be re- against opportunist burglars means recognising that these ‘fished’ through the letter box produced, stored in any retrieval system, or transmitted in criminals see the longer winter nights as an opportunity • Keep windows locked and keep the key out of sight any form – electronic, mechanical, photocopying, recording to increase their activities. To avoid becoming a victim • Don’t leave packaging of expensive items purchased or otherwise.
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