DELIVERED TO HOMES IN IN THIS ISSUE , Could we be singing at the LYMPNE , Castle? Your Village Hall COURT-AT Committee needs you! STREET AND Beware the scammers ROAD And much ,much more DON’T BECOME A VICTIM OF LOCKDOWN SCAMMERS As the season of goodwill approaches we are faced with another period of lockdown. Scammers as always are quick to cash in on these times of uncertainty and many can become victims when their guard is down.

STILL HERE, STILL SUPPORTING KCC Warden Jon Lodge (contact details page 6) Email [email protected] reports the latest scam where victims are Call 01303 269602 receiving calls from bogus police officers. The (messages can be left outside opening hours) scammers will try and convince you to part with Open Monday - Friday 8.45am - 3.45pm money either for a family member for bail or suggest you are liable to pay a fine. They ask you The Community to get the money from a cash point and then Carol Singing at arrange for a courier to collect the money. Jon Lympne Castle says “ The police will never contact you to ask is planned for TUESDAY, for money. It is so important that no one gives the 22 DECEMBER 2020 at out their bank details or any other personal 7.30 pm. As always with details. If this does happen I would advise you to members of the Salvation Army Band and the hang up wait at least ten minutes and then dial Hand Bell Ringers. 101 and report this to the police” Car Parking will be organised and song sheets will be available. It is an outdoor event so please wrap up Be scam aware, do not accept everything on face well and bring torches. value, ask for ID, if something seems too good to Please keep an eye on the December Issue in case of a change of plans. be true it probably is! For more information DUE TO SOCIAL DISTANCING onhow to spot a scam visit Only a limited number of www.citizensadvice.org.uk you can also contact free tickets/seats available KCC Warden Jon Lodge who can help if you are More details in the December issue concerned. Dependent on current government guidelines

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LYMPNE FELLOWSHIP JOIN THE COMMITTEE - LYMPNE VILLAGE HALL Our thanks go to our Chair, Beth Lewsey who, as we went through DID YOU SEE OUR PLEA LAST MONTH FOR NEW COMMITTEE Lockdown, instigated a phone MEMBERS BUT HAVEN'T QUITE GOT ROUND TO VOLUNTEERING call chain so that we were all YET? able to keep in touch and ensure PLEASE REMEMBER -THE HALLS, PLAYGROUND, CAR PARK & everyone in our group was not PLAYING FIELD ARE PROVIDED BY THE VILLAGE HALL CHARITY feeling isolated or in need. AND NEED A COMMITTEE TO RUN THEM. WITHOUT A Following lockdown, Beth COMMITTEE THE VILLAGE WILL BE WITHOUT ALL THOSE NICE organised a socially distanced THINGS picnic on the playing field,

keeping everyone in their own Lympne Village Hall is a registered charity managed by a committee of group of 6. All who attended volunteers for the benefit of the whole community. We are not part of said what an enjoyable event it the Local Authority, District Council or Council, but we are was, with continuing good subject to many of the same guidelines and legislation. We are not weather at that time (that funded; all income is derived from hire revenue & fundraising. amazing summer weather, now a The committee is looking for new members to join us in managing, distant memory). Then, in promoting and fundraising for the Village Halls. The halls are a October, almost every member wonderful asset for the community and we are looking for enthusiastic logged in to Zoom for our AGM new members to be part of our friendly team. The committee meets and it was lovely to see everyone the first Tuesday of each month for a couple of hours. again, even if only on screen. Our thanks go to the committee We would love to hear from you if you have a particular skill, enjoy who have agreed to continue in helping organise events, are creative or is your talent in marketing for the current circumstances.When example? Would you welcome the opportunity to put forward your we can resume normally, Lympne ideas and suggestions, be more active in your community to make a Fellowship meets on the 2nd difference? We can't put a price on enthusiasm, which is what we really Thursday of the month, with a need. programme of interesting and Why not get in touch to have a chat and find out more about what we informative talks and activities. do and how you could help. We are a friendly committee and new For further information about our members are warmly welcomed. group, please contact Beth Email: [email protected] or call 07779983654 Lewsey on 01303 264577.

ST STEPHEN CHURCH CHRISTMAS From the speed watch MARKET (CANCELLED) Co-ordinator- It is with regret that, due to the now rapidly rising We ran 8 sessions in October and number of COVID cases in our area, the organisers recorded 86 speeders (9%) out of have taken the responsible decision to cancel the 945 total vehicles passing. There Christmas Market on 5 December. were 23 volunteerhours spent at the roadside, plus admin/planning/data entry However, we are planning a variety of events for time. when the situation settles, so watch this space. A BMW takes the record for this year at 55mph on Stone Street, and we'd be sorely tempted to name In the meantime, stay well and safe everyone as and shame were it not for GDPR. we move into a reduced but neverthless Festive Season. Unfortunately we have had to cease operations due to the latest lockdown, and with the dark year.months looming we will be back on the Lympne Village Hall Committee streets next year 2020 AGM POSTPONED As always if anyone wishes to volunteers for Community Speedwatch in the future please contact the Parish Clerk. Due to Covid-19 restrictions, sadly we will not be able to welcome you to the hall for our annual AGM this month. TRAFFIC CALMING ON ITS WAY On guidance from the Charity Commission, the AGM will be postponed but the reports and accounts will be The Parish Councils efforts to reduce speed and available to view on our website from 17th November increase safety on our roads took a step closer to at www.lympnevillagehall.co.uk becoming a reality with the announcement from If you wish to make any comments on the reports County Cllr Martin Whybrow that the new speed limit please contact [email protected] or leave and road markings for Court-At-Street would start at a message at 07779983654 by 24th November 2020 the end of November. Cllr Whybrow is funding this for your input to be included in our records. installation. Further projects are planned for Lympne village on Aldington Road by the County members. Lympne Village Hall Committee.

STUDYING HISTORY AND ARCHAEOLOGY IN LYMPNE (SHAL) SHAL’s first on-line talk will be on Zoom at 7.30pm, on Tuesday 10 November when Rosemary Stutchbury and Guy Topham will be inviting us to look at the contrast between Lympne Hall, originally a medieval hall house, and Shepmead, a very modern home. The link will be sent to the SHAL mailing list, so if you are interested but not already on the list, please email Fiona Jarvest, details below. Recently SHAL were given a bag of papers by a member who had been having a clear-out. These included a “Guide to Lympne Church and Castle, Studfall, Shepway, West Hythe, and Court-at-Street, price 6d! It was written by W R Moulton, the School House, Lympne and although undated, will have been produced probably in the 1920s-early 1930s. The back page has an advert for “Lympne Castle Stores, The Shopping Centre of Lympne. High-class Grocery and Provisions, Hardware and Chemists’ Goods. Post Office. ‘Phone - Lympne 1” and there are a number of other adverts for businesses in Hythe. It begins with a history, stating under The Romans in Lympne “The Roman town of Lympne was undoubtedly very extensive. The glebe meadow (now containing the village hall playing field) is known in old maps as North Town. This term formerly included the whole of the top of the cliff”. A Roman watchtower, or pharos (lighthouse), is believed to have stood where the present tower of Lympne Castle stands. This would have been a lookout post for the considerable Roman fort occupying the slopes below “which in turn guarded the wide-mouthed haven afforded by the River Limen where it entered the sea.” To the east evidence of additional Roman settlement is coming to light, giving more clues to the extensive town that once existed here.

For further information about SHAL events, please contact Fiona Jarvest on 01303 237143 or email [email protected].

LYMPNE AIRFIELD HISTORY SOCIETY Some of you will no doubt have seen me driving my WW2 military vehicles around the village. I also run an international own- ers club for these vehicles with a friend which was established in 1995. When I recently met a new member from Hartlip in Kent, we were both pleased to see we both had historic aviation interests too. We had both studied a Spitfire Squadron that had been in the thick of the V1 flying bomb menace of 1944. My new found friend is restoring a replica Spitfire that was based at RAF Detling. Coincidentally the same aircraft and squadron had been at Lympne too in that fateful summer. It reminded me of the time I had corresponded with a pilot who had been flying a Spitfire IX at both airfields. He had even flown the Spit- fire my friend Toby is basing his replica on, albeit not his regular mount. Here follows an account of that correspondence I wrote for the Lympne Aero Classic in 2011.

THE FLYING OFFICER & THE FLYING BOMBS Flying Officer Stanley Chambers came to RAF Lympne on the 12th July 1944. A member of 165 Squadron, F/O Chambers flew a MK IXB Spitfire modified to take 150 grade octane pet- rol to give the boost to create more speed and power to go after the V1. The other resi- dent squadron, 41, were flying the now more well known V1 Spitfire opponent, the Griffon engine MK XIV. Copies of his flying log and personal diary show the ‘routine’ of flying a Spitfire from Lympne at this time. The entry for Sunday 16th July states, ‘chased Doodle Bug’ and one week later a flying bomb exploded on camp killing three RAF men including the CO. (All official accounts state only two were airmen killed. No mention of any CO or officer).On the 26th, it was written, ‘chased two flying bombs. Both destroyed by other pilots before I could shoot at them’. On July 27th two more fell outside the mess. The next day F/O Chambers records. ‘shot down Buzz Bomb’. That evening they had a party at the Royal Oak, Newingreen, with a farewell for Wally the Flight Commander. An artificial limb belonging to one of the pilots was hung outside the pub crossing the road suspended on a large wooden frame! His diary also records a Halifax bomber crashed nearby. The pilot and observer safely land in a bean field near the mess. Two days later on July 20th, he rec- ords that on a walk that evening the dinghy from the crashed Halifax is col- lected. On the 22nd he writes. ‘plenty of gun fire and divers’. (A diver being another name for a V1). Life flying the Spitfire is mixed with fishing, racing (presumably racecourse), dances, ENSA shows, drinking at the Royal Oak and visits to the Cinema. On August 10th the move by air to RAF Detling is noted and ends the period of his service life at Lympne. I am grateful to Mr Chambers for letting me peer into his personal records of life at Lympne in the summer of 1944. At this time Stanley Chambers was living in Ipswich. He celebrated his 100th birthday in November 2016 there. He was also awarded the French Legion d’Honneur earlier the same year for his in- volvement in D-Day. His RAF career ran from 1937 to 1959. He later served in the Royal Navy from 1967 to 1981. His career in civilian life was as a metal health nurse. He died on May 20th 2018, aged 101. Another account of life at Lympne Airfield in another era will follow in the next issue. For more information about LAHS please contact: John Simpson 01303 265078 Email: [email protected]

COUNTRY MATTERS Years go by, we are now sort- WITH ing the ewes out for next sea- SERVICES AT son. If they have bad teeth or MICHAEL OWEN udders they will go. We do not ST STEPHEN’S CHURCH, LYMPNE want an ewe in April with no In line with Government and Church guidelines, milk and two lambs to feed. If an ewe has triplets, we will take one away and give it so an ewe with a single St Stephen’s will be open once again for individual lamb, this will need to be done quickly otherwise she prayer and reflection, commencing will not except it.

Sundays 11am We have brought three Kent rams and four Suffolk rams from Ashford market. We will keep our rams from last year, but the old ones are going to be sold as In these times when many are anxious and uncertain, it is they are just too old! hoped you will find it helpful to spend a little time in the peace and tranquility of our ancient church. Social Last week we sold 34 beef calves at 18 months old and distancing and hygiene precautions will, of course, apply. some Friesian at 16 months old. They will go down to the West Country where they’ve had rain in the sum- For all enquiries mer and have plenty of grass. Please contact Benefice Suffolk and Mules lambs have also been sold. About 180 of them, and in 2 weeks’ time another 90 will join Administrator on them. 03000 301 662 or The north and the west of the country have had rain beneficeadministrator@ in the summer so they have plenty of grass, the ani- mals will go to these areas. We are now having plenty saltwoodchurch.org of rain to grow our grass back. We have made our maize silage, some went on top of our grass silage, for the rest we hired a machine to make a long clamp like a sausage, this will be on con- crete so we do not make the field muddy like last year. LYMPNE PARISH COUNCIL WEBSITE The quantity of grass silage is low this year due to the hot dry summer, but now we have too much rain. Life WWW.LYMPNE.NET is like that.

KENT Now November is here and winter is closing in, there are certain jobs that need doing now before the ground GARDENER is either too frozen or waterlogged to be worked. This the last chance to plant winter/spring bedding and bulbs in borders. The final days of autumn are also the last opportunity to divide any over-crowded and straggling perennials. Splitting older perennials is a good move as it will regenerate the main plant and will give you several new plants, for free, to plant elsewhere around the garden. To divide perennials dig around the root area keeping lots of soil attached and with a sharp spade or knife divide the plant into pieces, ensuring each piece has plenty of healthy roots and shoots. The divisions should go back into a generous hole at the same depth as their root ball. Water the main plant and divisions well, and don’t let them dry out while they get established. Giving the garden a lift through autumn and winter is easier than you might think, look for shrubs with glossy berries to add that burst of colour, from bright scarlet through orange and black to blue and purple. Shrubs might not have the glamour of perennials and bulbs but if you choose one that not only has summer or winter flowers but winter berries too, hey presto, you have got year round interest. If you want to give wildlife a helping hand in the colder months, planting shrubs with berries is a vital source of nutrients for the birds. Red and black ones are the best, according to the RSPB, as they stand out against the green leaves, making it easier for our feathered friends to find them. October to March is a good time to plant shrubs but avoid planting if the ground is frozen or very wet. Some shrubs only produce berries on a female plant, which will need a male plant nearby. Ask at the nursery or garden centre to make sure you get a shrub that will produce berries. Happy hunting for your brightly coloured shrubs and look forward to their blossoms in the spring. Keep safe, be happy...

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MATTERS ARISING - NEWS FROM THE COMMITTEE ROOM This months Parish Council meeting generated some lively and passionate debate covering, traffic flow, money saving and management of Council assets. Members agreed after much debate that the Village Hall Play Park, Playing fields and Carpark would return to the management of the Parish Council. It has for many years been managed by the Charity that runs the hall. It was agreed that with the playpark being a public amenity it should be maintained by the Council rather than relying on volunteers to raise money for its up keep. This will mean a change in the lease and any future projects woud be backed by the Parish Council. A Village Hall Playpark and Playing Fields Committee will be created in the future. A scheme to reduce the flow of traffic through Lympne , which had been agreed to be forwarded to KCC, the Otterpool Developers and the County Councillor raised an eyebrow or two when a debate on the use of road signs brought about some disagreement. The scheme, which is at the proposal stage, will be reviewed by KCC and of course a full public consultation will take place should it be considered as viable.Talking of traffic County Councillor Martin Whybrow confirmed the traffic calimin measures for Court At Street would start at the end of November. Looking at cutting costs to the public purse the subject of this newsletter was raised. It had been noted that a large amount of newsletters were left at the village shop and in the end thrown away. It was identified that the print run could be reduced. The Council were also keen to offer the e-newsletter option where residents and those father afield can receive a copy direct to their mail box. THE NEXT COUNCIL MEETING IS ON THE 2ND DECEMBER ALL ARE WELCOME PLEASE CHECK THE WEBSITE AND NOTICE BOARDS FOR JOINING INSTRUCTIONS

OTHER CONTACTS DISTRICT COUNCILLORS- [email protected] KCC WARDEN JON LODGE Cllr Doug Wade– KENT COUNTY COUNCILLOR 07969 583915 [email protected] MARTIN WHYBROW [email protected] Cllr John Wing– Email [email protected]

REFUSE COLLECTION DATES HANDYMAN AND LYMPNE BUILDING MAINTENANCE NOVEMBER/DECEMBER 2020 PARISH COUNCIL Roofing, Guttering, Plumbing, Drains, Recycling (Purple Lid/Black Box) Painting, Decorating, Plastering CONTACT DETAILS and Food Waste will be collected Free Estimates on: Tuesday 10th/24th Nov and References available If you have any queries regarding local issues, or any 8th/22nd Dec. Non-Recyclables Contact 07836 665382 (Green Lid) and Food Waste will other matters you September be collected on: Tuesday 17th wish to raise, you can contact Nov and 1st,15th and 29th Dec. OPERATION SUNSHINE The collector for the above Lympne Parish Councillors as Garden Waste will be collected on worthy cause is Joan Clemens. follows: 11th,25th Nov and 9th and 23rd Dec. If you have any donations big or Please do not put the lid on the Black Box— You can contact us in writing small please contact her on use the food waste container or a heavy 260 116 using the Clerks address below: Sally Edwards – Chair, USBORNE BOOKS Jo Howes – Vice Chair, You can still buy Rob Auger Usborne Books for Ian White , Your children even in Kerry Boyland-Wood Lockdown. Claire Yates and Order online Michael Boor from my website https://org. All Correspondence should be usbornebooksathome. sent to the Clerk Clerk: Jeff co.uk/Sarah_Rix Lawrence 29 Honeywood Alternatively ring me on Close Lympne 01233 720391. Tel: 01303 230 525 e-mail: I have books which are currently sold out at Usborne [email protected] due to the huge demand

Non-emergency calls CONTACTING THE POLICE For all other calls to the police please telephone 101. If you are deaf, deafened, Emergency calls — In an emergency please telephone hard of hearing or have a speech impairment, a text phone is available on 18001 101. You should use these non-emergency numbers to: 999. If you are deaf, deafened, hard of hearing or have a • Report a crime not currently in progress - for example a stolen car, burglary, or speech impairment, a text phone is available on 18000. Use these numbers if: damaged property. • A crime is happening right now. • Report a minor traffic collision. • Someone is in immediate danger, or there is a risk of serious damage to • Give information to the police about crime in your area. property. • Speak to the police about a general enquiry. • A suspect for a serious crime is nearby. • Contact a specific police officer or member of staff. • There is a traffic collision involving injury or danger to other road users. 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