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EDITOR: Mrs Pauline Story Cross Keys, Fovant SP3 sJf{E-mail Tel71428/. coMvILJMTY pIRECTQUTy CHTJRC}IES: ANGLICAN: STGEORGE'S FOVAI{T TeanRector, Revd Dr Graham Southgate 714826 Associate kiest Revd h[ark Hayter 785176 Bell ringing (Wednesday7.30pm) Simonnaddervalleybellrineers@gx0ail,co.m 743118 ALL SA]NT'S SUTTONMANDEVILLE, 714826 ST MIC}IAEL AND ALL ANGELS, COMPTON CHAMBERI.A,YNE 714826 CATHOLIC: Fattrcr RobertMller Tisbnry (01747)870228 Sundays: 9am & 6.30pn at Tisbrry, llam at Wardour CTIAPEL: Fovanl 6.30pm every $mday, Alt€rnate Wednesdays Bible Stttdy (Phorc for rmue), Secretary - Mrslvdaryllis Shaw 714286 COMPTONC WEBSITE comptonchamberlayrle.Gg COUNTYCOIINCILLOR Mrs Jose Greea [email protected] 714545 CRICKET CLUR: Secretary Paul Wylie 07880 887563 Chairman Mathew Boatwnght 07877 0063 15 DINTON SHORTMAT BOWLS CLUB Dave Witt or Phil Herbert 716553 7L66M DOCTOR: Dr, Lindsay Kinkin Orchard Surgery, High $tret Fovant SP3 5 714789 Mon Fri: 9am-l0am. Mon Tues & Fri 5.30-6.30pm FITODWARDEN Fovant WilliffirHolmes clrbolinesfuc@ronai!.cq{n 785144 FOVANT&c,DGES: Secretary; DavidGorse 714651 FOVAI.ITFOLKSLINCHCLT B 714 FOVANT HXSTORY INTEREST Chairperson. Liz Ilarden 714253 Secrqtary L{argaret lvicKenzie 714685 FOVAIITINDEPENDENTLADIES LindaBailey, [email protected]@ 714654 FOVANT NEW AGE KURLING Fovant Village Hall altemate Tuesdays 2 - 4 pm Daphne 714319 or Sue 714707 IOVANT RELIEF IN NEED CIIARITY (for residents only) Mrs June Hall 714789 FOVANT VILLAGEHALL Fovant ViUage Hall Hiring: Dima Rae dianarae 1960@$nail.com 714947 ADI,]LTTAP MON 7.45pm- 8.45pm Jenny 780863 . EXTEND SEATED CLASS FRID l0 arn -l I arn Jenny 780863 FITS'IEPS FAB WED 11.15 l2.l5pm Gemma 07933 722289 FrISTFPS ORIGINAI WED 12.30 l.30prn Gemma 07933722289 GC}OD NEIGHI]OUR SCHEME Valerie O'Keefee uiltcnrenc@ rnmurritlErst.org.uk 07557922034 }MATINGOIL Nadder Oil Buying Club wwulnadder. oilbuyiasclub.com LIBRARY SERVICE: Thursday every 4e week Clays Orchard 12 nmn to 12.15 743230 LINKS Gillian 0t747 870194 NEIG}IBOI.'RHOOD WATCH: Fovant William Holmes [email protected] 785144 Sut0ou: Wendy Brooks 716543 PARISH COI.]NCILS: Fovant: Clerk Clare Churchill fovantpc@)tinternet com 743027 1. Tower Fatm Cotiages, Quidhampton SP2 9AA Sutton: Clerk Mrs J..Childs, 7163i0 Waterfall Cottage, Chicksgrove, SP3 sNA PARISHMEETING: Compton: Clerk Clare Churchill 743027 POUCE: Erygenciesonly 999 nonernergencies 101 TISBURYCOMMUMTYKLICET PCSOVickyHunily Email: - tisburvnpt@wiltshite, pn n. police. uk 101 ex746819 TISBUS Janes Scott Clarte Chairman 07500 802525 .TREEWARDEN JennyBickerton [email protected]. '114258 WLTONCOMMUNNYPOLICE for Cornptur Chamberlape 101 ex 747818 W]LTSHME BOBBY VAN 01225 794652 POST OFFICE: Fovant Stores 714739 PUB: / RESTAIJRANT The Compasses km Chicksglove 71431 8 PI]B The Crreater Good Fovant Barry & Catherine 785253 STORES: Fovant Stores, High Street 714't39 SUTTOI.{ MANDEVILLE HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY: BabsorKate 714385 WILTSHIRE COUNCIL www.wittshire.eov.uk [email protected] 0300 456 0100 YOU]HCLUts: Club House Fovant FndaY6-8Pm 714342 gg9_0-I_5l1ll i cnnvrnsToPPERs to give information about crimes_anglyTgylly_ - -i NHS Direct on 111 idfJnff.iCn - Co"ntv gouncif mnli"e Tel 0300 456 0105 A service which logs all calls and i 8 30 am. - 5 i passes the information to the Area Highways Offi"".-pree Open Weekdays only pm' i THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND DIOCESE OF SALISBU RY
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?Iy passion is the local church." was an acolyte and head ofthe choir, I wanted to travel less and see more of which meant a great job Lucinda Herklors is due to move on deal to me. Radu. When this was advertised, it seemed to be perfect, and l was in November after fourteen years as tly darkest hour was at university aged appointed to my surprise and delight. Diocesan Secretary. Her journey to faith 19, when I became seriously ill and stal:ted in a little Saxon Church near her needed a kidney transpiant. I just said tt might seem far from the grassroots, grandparents' farm in Sussex. to God,'over to you'. He provrded. That but being Diocesan Secretary is about has been my guiding force providitrg 'My father was an army officer, so I ever since. the resources for mission and ministry in parishes. The church is best spent ali my holidays there. Then at an "IVIy htisband, Radu, is a priest's son, and when it is local. Anglican convent secondary school, I we used to worship and help a little at his fathet's church near Portsmouth. This is seen as a pressure job, but I've Then afrer he retired, we began to get enjoyed these years and leave with very involved in Salisbury Cathedtal. mixed emotions. I've loved the people, places and culture ofthe Diocese. '1 worked tbr 23 years as an electronics engineer, based locally but travelling SMhatever God has in store for me now, all over the world. By the early 2000s, I'll be around in Salisburw for it."
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It's year the time of when we come personl But why is it? Why are we rnore So, join in the celebration ofharvest, togethff to give thanks to God for the Iikely to moan than to give rhanks? I have an attitude of gratitude. Give safe gathering in of the harvest, and for don't think I'm alone in this. thanks to God for all that is good in all that he gives to us. The celebration your life, for your home, your daily I was reading an issue of the Saga ofharvest should produce an attitude food and fresh water, your t'amily and Magazine recently (yes, I am old of gratitude. friends. enough to do sol) Grandparents were The traditional hymn'\lVe plow the asking for advice on how to encourage Continued on back page fields and scartef wirh its chorus AI their grandchildren to respond to 6ood g/is oround us are smt.Ttom hecwn gifts with an expression ofgratitude, above, then thanl< the krrd, Othcnk the preferably in the form ofa card or IordJor all hs love reminds me how poor letter, but some said that even an email, we are at giving thanks for all the good or a textwould do! things in our lives. Elizabeth Barrett Browning wrote We're far more likely to be moaning lirth's crornmed Mrth heaven, and complaining about the irritating And. arry common bush with Gil, lird tiustrating things in our lives. I,m Sre But only le who sees takr:s q;fhis shoes; ,ust as much to blame here as the next ?he rest srt round and piuck blocl&ernes. Continued lrom ftont page And say'thank you'to everyone who of gratitude. provides anything for you. Four New Lay
!:e what a difference it makes to your rrwn life and to your relationships Ministers with others when you have an attitude Four new Licensed Lay Ministers (LLMs) have completed their three-year New Church School Opens training at Sarum College and have been admitted to this office, which authorises The tirst new church school in the them to preach and lead worship, among Diocese for 14 years has just been many other things. officially opened by Bishop Nicholas. ludy Anderson, Diocesan Associate St Petet's CE Primary Academy is on Warden of l.L.Ms, said, "After rigorous the huge new developments at the training alongside ordinands, they will former Land Forces HQ site in Wilton. now minister in local parishes. Head teacher Oliver Martindale said, '1.1-Ms have a unique role as high)y 'This is every Headteacher's dream rhe church and wider community," trained theologians based principally to build a school, ensuring the Diocese of Salisbury Academy Trust in a secu-lar context. This gives them the highest possible standards of teaching, (DSAT) CEO Mark Lacey said, 'lOliie opportunity to connect with people who learning, aspirarion and behaviour. and the staffhave hit the ground may never come to church. '1 will make the most of this running, and the children are even If you think you might have a cailing extraordinary privilege, as part ofthe more excitedl" to a lay minisuy, explore more at rich network we are establishing with selisburycalling org." CatLed to the Countryside t ii 'There is as much opportunity in a At the same time, I found a call to ,i rural context to lead a lively, thriving ordained ministry deepening. As I I church." started to test it, the doors opened one Ji
After a lifetime living in towns, after another. last year the Revd Ali Bridewell 't was offered a generous redundancy, started as Priest in Charge ofthe new which funded me to work part-time Wellsprings Benefice, centred on during my years training at Sarum. Devizes. i worked tbr Bemerton Methodist a,lI six villages are dilTerent froln one Church's outreach worker, a great anodrer, making it very interesting. experience of ecumenical working. about making the right conneciions with '1 grew up in St Francis'Church in '1 started training on my owu people. People are still committed to their Salisbury, staying involved through financing, not going to sclection local church, although they may not come to adulthood. I eventually ied youth conference until February of the first often ou Sunday mornings, so we must ministry there with my husband year. I am not a risk taker but had a connect outside the historic patterns. StuarL real sense of God calling me out of my cornfort zone! 'A difterence is that a rural vicar can't 'Eventually, I became more unsettled be anonymous, but people have been in my MoD researcher career, and 'My curacy was also in Bemerton. The incredibly welcoming and friendly. irained as a counsellor to degree level. community centre on the estate was a great base to learn how to be a priest, ll.ural ministry is a full-on job but there but was quite pioneering - building are great joys; growing our own vegetablcs networks and community. a strong community and good neighbour.,
o1 It's a great piace to walk the dogs in was surprised to find myself tranquii countryside. The village pub is applying to work in a country beneflce, also a great place to build friendships and but we felt a definite call. The same relationshipsl" skills are required as in towns. It's As we remember the 1o0th anniversary of the end of the First World War and see the tragedy of a lost generation of men, I am reminded of how many people said at the end of the war 'never again' Never again, yet every time we switch on'the news on our TVs, and radios or pick up a newspaper, we are bombarded by conflict, conflict between countries around the world. Since 1918 world- wide there has not been a single day without war.
War can seem so far away. Nations fighting for economic gain, territorial gain, religion, nationalism, or simply to defend themselves. This year however it has felt a little closer to home with the Novichock attacks in Salisbury. Also there have been an unprecedented number of conflicts on our national streets, with young people, especially males, losing their lives to gun and knife crime.
Having lived and worked in 2 war zones, firstly on the Thai Cambodian border and then later on the Pakistan Afghanistan border l've seen the horror and effects of war first hand, with civilians so often suffering equally as much as those in military roles. Death, injuries, people maimed and displaced, needing hope to believe that life can ever be good again. The horror and reality of war. ln August 1914 young men around the country signed up for military service. Great Britain had just declared war on Germany and scores of young men signed up, most thinking that the war would be over by Christmas and they would be safely home with their families for the festivities.
How wrong they were. Some returned early, shell shocked and injured while many died in the service of their country. Memorials in our churches bear witness to those who never returned. The Armistice was signed at 5 a.m. on November 1lth 1918 and among its 34 clauses, were the following that would come into effect within six hours of signing: o The termination of all hostilities on the Western Front (11 a.m.) o Surrender of arms: 5,000 artillery pieces, 25,000 machine guns, 3,000 mine launchers , L,7OO aircraft (including all night bombers), 5,000 railway locomotives, 150,000 railcars and 5,000 road trucks.
The surrender of arms reminds me of the words from Micah 4:3 in the bible - words often read on Remembrance Sunday. "They shall beat their swords into ploughsheres, and their spears into pruning-hooks; nation shall not li{t up sword ogainst nation, neither shallthey learn wor any more' Micah 4:3
The surrender of all weapons and all war ceasing. A sentiment that seems impossible and yet we iong for it. We pray for it. And in the mean time we honour those who have fought and died and those who continue to serve.
At the going down of the sun - We will remember them. tre\/ €tcrie- fyl"*x-y L q) grJ s o (u () q, FN o q) q g o 'd o I F (J ts o F X (J Q o () () o Q o E t) a 9E U)() Ei a a tri +r IJ] trr tr{ la *q) E] tlr A ^F9u 9 in O O lr, lat ir) (> O OO O o oo N c.l C) O cn re rao O o cao >= F o\ @ 00 o\ (}\ O\€ c- 00 lgtb Mrs Thompson & Mrs Turner 2sfl' Sir Jack & Lady I)everell 2nd Lod & Lady Brooke . gth Mrs Willis & Mrs Aitken-Quack Diane Ftae 714947 RISOGRAPII & COLLATOR (Btack & White Printing only) Plus electric staplers based at the Cross Keys Vallev Cholr Pl,base use trese facilities T elz- 7 14?34 f,l.00 Choir will re-start on Wednesday 10 f,2.00 September sth at 8.00Pm Every side from master charged et 5p per copy PRTCES FOR SIDES 1OO f,s.00 The doors are open at 7.30pm for the 200 f8.00 chance for a chat and a cup of tea or 500 f,14.00a @ffee, so if you are new to the village or Risograph master copy standing charge have been here for some time and would mster like a fun evening out once a week why FOVANT STORES open 7 days a not come and join us? week None of us have had any training we jr, 71473,9-__ go \r'r Our hours of business are enjoy having a at singing together. ' Monday 7am - 8pm may struggle at firct but with the help et Tuesday 7am - 8pm Brian, our music leader, we make a fairiy Wednesday 7am - 8pm good sound after several weeks! Thursday 7am - 8pm pay Friday 7am - 8pm Newcomers 82.00 at the door for their Saturday 7am - 8pm taster session. Sunday 9am - 3pm Major debiUcrcdit cards Post Ofiice ' Come and have a go! Phone top-up Fuel available The Ifie Sreater $oodlnru fluttnm Opening ltour tues[ry to $ritq 12:00 - fi:AO lfrut@ to llfiursdal t 7:00 - 22: i0 lFrilay 17:00 - %:0A Saturtq 12:00 - fi:OA Srtfffi**"r; llfr :; Sunlq 12:00 - 15:00 *lontay Ctosed 01722 78525s Ourflutttmn ltiturar) . an"d t{wenSerlEeeflts. Lfue Gan[s CtassbafrPerformances. o (Big Screeru Sports. o Nw ln Wi"z, mgfit. . *lontfrfi Qdz Mgfrts. . grfw &6 (Fiht oigfit. . (Darts:- 1frt6"ry League 6egan witfr tfiefirct o 9[w lfifr (Dara matcfi on tfre 12tfr Oct frerel! . 7Vw 24tn Cdnlte fit werbtg witfr pianist. . Wfne and Cfreese lEvewings. o Kpep tw Ee on tfre Soar[s o Qintastin4s. . Qocf;laiIlEverings. . Specinf gl,tenu tasting Sessinns:- four cowse un;q&b prepare[ ffienu, wit frfour comp frmmtary wines. . Watcfi out -fo, our Qeorgia.n C fr.ris t mas c e fe hrattb n m ea t We[lwfiat a won[efuf summerit was; tfu sun sfrone, tfre pu6 was open anl tfie fiearftawet llfi.e weatfier mal now fraue cfiangel hut tfie wann wetcome, tfre fog fi?e anl tfie heerffowing is stil[ as great anlgootas war!! (Decemfueti fl traiitbnat Qeorgian Cfrristmas meatin Our esteente[ cfref anl tfre manngement team are fiar[ at wor{creating a specia.f eueningfor {O'U to cetefirate our $eorgian,lilkge Inn. Liwite[ticfotts avaikhte. r4s{at tfre harfor[etails. on) n,n". ^+ +E^ E^n REMEMBRANCE DAY in Fovant There will be a Remembrance Ceremony at thm War Memorial st. GEORGE',S CHURCH, FOVANT SUNDAY llth NOVEMBER We will gather at 10.50am (lf the weather is A wet the cerernonv' 1 will be held inside the church) f This will be followed by a church service Following the service ot opproximately 72 noon there will be o short service of Remembrance at the Village Hall Memorial where o wreath will also be loid rl/,r L ftrrfl"ffi.f,ffiHJfl#kuffff LEST WE FORGET Kenrons Farm D. West Elechicol ..rganic Vegetabter "T}lE VEE tHEEf ,':r* Veg Jhsd' is nour open on the farm 4 Cotherine Crescent, '.'o;ing a range of home grown seasonal Dinton. Solisbury, ,, L,:tables. wirh sP3 sHP i,FfH UTEDIIESDAIT ard FRlDrtrt]t i;r,e ordetd boxe* b Golbct srrailab&E Home: 01722 716398 Mobile: 077b2 392145 I]{SIRTTER y lhmesdc and Commerciat mrt undorfiften r$ Clock#'Watch R.P. 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OFTEC registered Fro&r a shcl,f,to a ruew shcd Dr a light bulb to a t.cw Lool ot722 - 7L4514 ot722711634 lJVWW.tan uk kServices.co. W 07788 196184 Thaok you to all those who srpported the Harvest Lunch in Fovants Village HaIl on Z3rd September' It was aYery happy o"arioo and very *tt utt*a.a. We have been able to send f,352 to Tem nubicog-tle Disaster Response charity based in ehiknark tntheir grateful letter of Itanks we werie told that a team Ua areaay bee,n sent to Indonesia fouowing the recent Tsunami. A big thank you . to all the cooks rryho donated tU" rnttag pies and frait cnmbles and - just as impomant all - those many chqfirl people who put the tables and squeezd into the busy kirchento help us clearup."r*y We are so lueky to have zuch a well equipped hall. THE RIDE & STRIDE FOR WILTSEIRE'S EISTORIC CHURCEES A fimher you q,"k goes to all those who generously sponsored Antheq Cetia and Feticity for their walk o18th September. The fina] sum we coUecieO ** u splendid f900. Amazing. Halfthis money will be returned to hetp with the rurny repairs for our own Chrsn amd htrlf goes-into a fund to Uetp other Churc.les in Wittstrirc. FP -- STAMPS for CHAIUTY - Ihanks to villager.s and their friends who have either donated their stamp coll,ections or who have been putting aside used poshge shmps from home ond abroad, f,1580 was given to Naomi House Childrensi llospice in the frve yeare or so leading up to June 2018. The benefits fnom the sale of such items eno trow being sent to tte MRI Scanner element of the Salisbury Hoepitat'Stnns Appeal Fund, with f,75 donaffi since Juty this yean With Christmas approaching, please saye thoae used postage stamps on your crr&, letters and parceh for us. 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I,i rotonic and Gvrokinesis Instructor Wednesdays 1 2:30-1 3:30 '."eating Specific lnjuries as well as Physical during Term Tirne and Energetic Alignment and at FovantVillage Hall 0onnection improving Health, td Wellbeing and Performance lf you are interested in joining Gemma for a great .jor booking or more work out and lots of laughs, please contact 07933 . rrformation catl: 07972724102 7 22289 o r email oemm a@fitstep+sa I isbu rv. co. uk r;rnail : fi fi [email protected] GYROTONIC' Fiona Russell MCSP ffi"'*['if,trillor i Manor Sutton Mandeville SN5 5NJ Sorino Orchard Surqerv Newsletter Octgber 2018 This month's newsletter is all about flu - or rnore specifically the annual flu immunisation programme and why it matters. The flu virus mutates rapidly, which is why.people need to be immunised every year. We are lucky in the UK as we can use data from Auslralia to guide planning in the UK, as theirwinter matches our summer and comes 6 months earlier. The immunisation is produced in labs using the freshest eMdence on wtrich strain of flu is mosl likely to become virulenl each year. lt can be quite an anxious time waiting for our delivery of the flu vaccines as it is such a fast tumaround from identifying what strain of flu should be in the vaccine, to the labs producing the vaccines, to getting them distributed to the whole of the UK. Each year there are refinements in hor best to immunise the population. The main difference this year is that we now have 2 types of adult vaccine. One - called trivalent has been allocated to over 65s based on evfuIence that this age group will respond best to this particular form of vaccine. Another - called quadrivalent will be age for at- risk adults under age 65. The third type is a nasal spray of live vaccine. This is used for childnen (aged 2-17), as they respond best to this form of the vaccine. A common response from patients when offered a flu jab is "Oh, I don't need one I neverget flu". Please can you considerthe foltowing message - some people can become caniers or reservoirs of flu virus without showing symptoms, This increases the risk of other people contmcting flu from you - and these people may become very poorly if they contract flu. lt is why atl heafth workers are immunised against flu - we have many @ntacts every day with people who will not cope well wtth flu, and it is part of our care forothers to make sure we don't pass the infection on. Another oommon response is "l had the flu jab once and I got the flu'. The flu jab for edults contains dead (or more accurately deac'tivated) virus. All it does is expose your immune sys{em to the proteins in the flu virus so that 'when you come into contac* with the actual flu infection you are already several steps ahead in mounting the immune response which willkilloffthe infedion. You cant catch flu from dead virus. We can all do our bit forthe whole community if we have the flu jab - imagine that the next penion you stand next to at the supermarket is on chemotherapy, or is a toddlerwho is too young to be immunised - by having the flu jab you willbe helping towards what is called 'held immunity'. Target immunisation rates are set al75o/o for alleligible populations and this will reduce the circulating virus levels. This is an indirect way of protecling people from flu, but relies on enough people in the wider community taking up the offer of the flu jab to be effedive. A reminder - these age orouo,s are routinely offered the flu vaccination a Adults 65 and over (induding adults over 18 at risk of flu) a Pregnant women a Children aged 2 and 3 a Children in reception dass and schoolyears 1,2,3,4 and 5 o Children aged 2 to 17 years at risk of flu. And what are the risk orouos? I think the best way to think of this, is that these are people for whom develofing pneumonia would be dangerous or dfficult to recover from, and may require hospital admission a Respiratory diseases - asthma when on regular inhaled steroids, COPD, bronchiedasis a Cardiac disease - such as heart failure a Chronic kidney disease a Chronic liver disease such as hepatitis a Neurologicalconditions such as MS, Parldnson's, motor neurone disease a Diabetes a Previous splenectomy a A weakened immune system - HlV, regular steroid tablets, chemotherapy, DMARDs such as methotrexate a Being seriously ovenreight (BMl of 40 or above) At Spring Orchard surgery we cunently have 729 patients who are eligible forflu immunisation. Please come along to the dedicated immunisation session m 13m October (Saturday morning 0g:00 to 11:00) so you can get your flu iab in time for winter. Please note: Children and under 18s will be invited to a separate clinic at Wilton Old Orchard surgery as allthrl nasal spray vaccines are being stored there. MEETAND EAT Tuesdays Village Hall Fovant 12-1.30 pm z Course Lunch e8.5o z Course Box Meal e7 |'j (ih 6tr Bangers ,{:. Nov -g1 & Mash vegetables. r;t F; salmon hi Hollandaise sauce vegetables. ts H Ginger cake / Treacle tart Ice cream/ E Custard. H 13th Nov Spaghetti Bolognais H Chicken Fillet saute pot Vegetables. g H L Fruit pie Custard orTrifle. i1 2 Oth Nov Lasagne Garlic Bread. r Ham Egg Chips & peas. Rice Pudding or Bread pudding. 2 TthNov Steak & Ale Pie or Chicken pie. Banana split or Peach crumble & custard. To order please phone Cheryl 0r7ZZ7t4S94 COMPTON CHAMBERLAYNE VILI.AGE HALL CALL MY'WINE' BLUFF sATURDAV z{HNoVEMBER 7PM FOR 7.3O START Based on the Television prograrnme Call My Bluff, though the challenge in our case, is to guess the correct wine. GUESS WHO IS TELLING THE TRUTH ABOUT THE WINE BY USING YOUR OWN SKILLS IN WINE TASTING! Free glass of Prosecco on arrival During the lnterval {. Selection of Breads and Cheeses * Musical accompaniment by David Duncanson on guitar t Opportunity to buy a glass or two of rare South African Warwick Estate Trilogy 2005 at f2.50 per glass. A rore wine of wlich Bruce Poole is generously donating a ., o p p o rt u n i ty, "'fl,fl:ff !':::;':i'l"a d s o r ra * s Tickets fL5 per person From Ronnie Carter 0L7227t4924 or Richard Willan AL722785076 . or sa rawillarl@gmail,,g>m .r Payment by cheque to CCPCC account or Sort code 30-97-41 Account number 02981486 All proceeds to the repairs of St Michael's Church, Compton Chamberlayne Historic Builcling Consultants. 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Erd: ;i- r\r :1 .!-' E TISBUS CALENDAR 19 November TISBUS Members' Meetlng I t .30 at the Nadder Centre, Tisbury ,I Pick-ups start 10.30, returns 12.30 tE 2l November TISBUS Members' Christmar Shopping Trip -\ to Haskins Garden Centre, Ferndown Pick-ups start at 9,30, returns 2.00 Cost: f 10.00 *.,,ffi :l:t=i;' .,,;i:,t:i,+ I7 Decernber T|ISBUS Members'Christmas Lunch . : ' 12.30 atThe Greater Good, Fovant ",;fi:t;irx Pick-ups start at 1 1 .30, returns 2.30 -<;fi Cost: f12.95 for a three-course menu The Greater Good has confirmed a menu offering o choice of mains: boeuf bourguignon orftsh pie, both with seasonal vegetables , or avegetarian dish. Coffee is included. Members need to book please no later than OI December. SHAFTESBURY/GILLINGHAM SHOPPIN G TRIPS Note to members: Following an informal poll of members' opinions, it was agreed that we should shorten the trip to Waitrose in Gitlinghom for the winter months by half an hour, to return to the longer trips in the summer. NEW TIMINGS EVERY THURSDAY PICK-UPS from A9.OO; to Shaftesbury Post Office t 0.Ahish; Shaftesbury Town Hall l0,05ish; Gillingham Lidl 10,20ish for 4A minutes; Gillingham Waitrose 1 l.A\ish. DEPART Waitrose 12,l1pm and pick-up in Shaftesbury bus park t 2.25pm and Tesco l2.3opm, all with lmmediate effect. -i I ;.\'lr.- .-+.i.:,*tEJ:. For booktngs or enguiries re days out or ',1'Eru*ti'.4 ::'1:"'-;r:1' regular ITSBUS shopping trips contact Bev Ford >.i:ii6.!" :lt: +:- jiii?:iitrz . -*,;i Phone 07500 802525 i'i { Emall [email protected],uk ,*i- FILMS IN TISBURY Nadder Centre ri: {,Gffiffi1::'"{ AGE Weaveland Road 7pm KURLING FOVANT VILLAGB IIALL 6'h &2orh November QUMPTNG OF 4th & l8'h December RUBBTSH from cars and 2PM UNTIL 4PM lonies in our lay-bys and verges foogaths and brtdbways. Cars are the worst INGLUDING [2 REFRESHMENTS offenders on our roads.lf you see it happening, CONTAGT DAPHNE 7143{9 please report it to police, parish councillor, or your neighbourhood w atch representative. oR suE 7147107 ]{EW iIEMBERS WELCO]UIED Note the car number and we will pubtish it NADDER VALLET BELLRINGING Hedges gnd trees are so -sr*l\ { easy to plant, and we.forget Are you interested in learning to ring church bells, or . ffi hov they grotr, particulorly in * perhaps you started to learn and have not rung for a f1 .fast year like this. The cost of while? We are looking to recruit new bellringers in the f8,,,.#:, kd N"adder Valley area. lnterested? - please let us know. &&-,;;r:f ;#;iy;r;:";T,y" than keeping it regularly cut. We practice \Mednesday Evenings 7:B0pm - 9:00pm. Barford St. Martin Churc l"Wed of rhe Month Compton Chamberlayne Church - 2* W,ed Month I)inton Churr:h 3'lVcd of the Month Fovant Churclr - ,1" \Ved of the Monr,h .Just tun) up or contact Sirnon on 74Bl 18 or email ANTTQUES COLLECTABLES & r radden'[email protected] BRIC A BRAC Summer House Mon & Thurs 2-4pm & Sat l0am noon loin us [t fouaffi uiilage lta[ for Jan's Graft and Laugh Group e*rn7ielrE ar.ifr*; Bring along any craft proiect you are ffi working on and enjoy a natter and a Tisbury cuppa with friends old and new The and Villages Link Scheme 2nd Wed of each month 2 4 pm fz Link needs For more info contact drivers to take local people ir doctors, dentists and Teressa Hi11714731 hospitals. It is a reali, valuable service for our local people who are unable to access public transport to gei Doo Poo Pick it up and take it home t?E-l about. Drivers use their own cars and are with you! Dog poo on the footpaths l$ll reimbursed for petrol costs. Some of om and bridleweys is a no no! Children,s t*ffi,rj drivers just do a few drives a month. It is a ffi Playground is notfor walking dogs. great way to meet people and it is a way to You will he named if you persrbf. Dog hin help your community. needed near here to help. for an inforrnal talk please call 017 47 87 0194 or 07 484 28467 0 Pauline wishes to thank Ambulances and some fire engines carry them, and Suzi,Celia,Wlliam & Rev Dr Graham Southgate & all the parish council discussed this item last year and three Towers and allThree Towefs villagers for considered that there is enough coverage available, producing their kind assistance in this magazine. as people should be encouraged to contact 999 in an have best reproduce We done our to everything emergency situation. correctly William ' We would like to thank everyone in the village for their tolerance during the considerable disturbance Fovant Folks Lunches 2O{8 of our building work. Particular thanks to Ann, Mark, Penrudoc.ke Arms, DintoF Anthea, Steve, Jason and Shelley for their patience J2.noon and positivity. We are so lucky to have you as our We meet at the Penrudocke fortnightly as usuai neighbours! Wth love from Sarah and Brian White. but will order at the table, so you do not need to Sarah White book ahead. This may entail a slightly longer Freelance Assessor wait, hence the earlier start. BBC Children in Need Please continue to anange transport yourselves T:01722714488 lf you have never been to one of our lunches, M: 07989 419 211 why not give us a try? We are a friendly group, E : sarahnathaliewhite@gmail. com and would welcome new people Yqg!=on't have to book- iusttum Appeal Night Friday 16 November . bbc.co.uk/pudsey Pauline 714747 & Sue 714707 Visit www. bbc.co. uUpudsey/donate to donate + Fovant Youth Club Friday September Tth.weekly except for holidays Tisbury CBS Please note that from September 7th the subs will Victoria . 077%435976 be t2 per child. An opportunity has arisen to save a The South ' Westem Hotel in Tisbury by making a stake for it's purchase. With support from The Plunkett Foundation, Tisbury Community Benefit Society Sutton gvlan&rtil[e Cfiurcfr *lontfity (Drcvt believes that The South Westem Hotel has a bright future as'The People's Platform'. This will be a true social hub, owned by and serving the community. As wellas retaining its'alcohol licence, The People's @@@@@@@@ Platform will include a bakery, an eco-friendly refill- shop, a caf6, and a flexible communal business The winning numbers for the September Draw were: space. First Prize f4O No. 25 survey link Second Prize f2O No 48 https://www. surveymonkey. co.uk/r/SMWLVSW Third Prize f7O No 47 http://www.bbc.co.uk Prize winners will be advised personally and provided with their winnings. The next draw will be on Friday Oct 26th & Nov 30th at approximately 7pm - The Compasses lnn Any enquiries please eontact David or Hi Pauline Cynnie Willis on714768 There is a defibrillator available at our surgery during opening hours. The Tisburv Memor"y Group LINK We are an independent informal group Do you need transport which meets on Wednesday fortnightly to attend medical, from loam to 12noon at Hinton Hall in hospital or other appointments etc? Tisbury & District Link Scheme Tisbury. We have an action packed may be able to help you. programrne right through until the end of To find outmore aboutthe scheme contact: December and we always manage to ,fi squeeze in a few more activities. . +. rh a rity *. $llIrl I'rt t-, ,ilEj ;.,r-nj:: s4r&'q#@M,, .?- Tisburv Carers CafE There is no charge for LINK but to run the sewice the scheme *** relies on appropriate donations n* $ Beafons lea Rooms 10:30am - 12pm For people caing for a relative, pafuter, $ild or from users. neighbour. For more info, visit: New drivers always welcome. wrw.carerwitbhire.co.uk& call 08l0l 81 11 1 Please phone 01747 870731 Tisbuny Flower 6roup RECYGLTNG We hold meetings on one Tuesday a month in the Hinton Makino a trio to vour local recvcling centre? Hall in Tisbury at 7.15 p.m. Make sure vou take lD, Visitors are very welcome to join our friendly group. Details from Report dumpino immediatelv Chairman Tricia Canoll onO1747 871954 NADDER CENTRE Reprinting of this 5O poge booklet is A facility provided by \trViltshire Council, now ovailable from where everybody matters We arc now open Cross Reys714284 r Fitness Suite with new equipment . Large Sports hall to raise funds for the Mdgozine . Activity Rooms . New offices / flexible working option / meeting and conference facilities . Nadder Hall . Library f *nr*"*#^*:rssn?s . Children's Centre Jaki Farrell is the Service Manager . Tisbury Pre-School Seeds4Success.org.uk M o758574824 . For details about all of our facilities and activities, ssrm r tel: 01747 8711 41 , . e-mail us at [email protected], Registered Charity Number 1151541 r visit the website at www.wiltshire.gov.uk Mere Youth Centre The Recreation Ground r Follow us on Twitter@NadderCentre or Facebook Queens Road Mere. BA12 6EP Nutrition and More I heard on the news today that the government wants to fortify all flour with folic acid to try and reduce the increasing incidence of spina bifida in newborn babies. Folic acid is the manufactured form of folate (vitamin 89) which is used in supplements. Folate itself is found in leafy greens especially dark green plants. This is where it gets its name from - folate/foliage. lt is also found in legumes (beans, peas and lentils), citrus fruits, egg yolks, asparagus, beetroot, broccoli and Brussels sprouts. It has been known for many years that a low level of folate in early pregnancy is an important risk factor for the birth of a baby with spina bifida - but there are others. These include: Family history, some medications taken by the mother (especially anti-convulsants), maternal diabetes which may cause poor blood sugar control/raised blood sugar levels, pre-pregnancy obesity, raised body temperature in early pregnancy (from fever/saunas etc) and lower socioeconomic status - where the link may be inability to afford adequate nutrition. A developing foetus needs all the nutrition it can get in order to build a healthy body and brain and will rob its mother if she is not supplying sufficient via her diet. Many a pregnant mum who says that pregnancy has made her "stupid" may well be losing essential omega 3 fats from her brain in order that the baby may develop its own. As I have said so often before, getting nutritious food nowadays can be extremely difficult because of industrialized/chemicalized farming and food processing and it doesn't seem sensible to supplement one single vitamin rather than tackling the "disaster area" that our food chain has become - though it may be a useful "stop-gap" until we can all buy food which we know will do us good rather than harm. Sadly, there is no way to tell which foods these are today, because they are all presented to look wonderful and we have no way of knowing whether they are nutraent depleted - other than taking the trouble to buy from a grower/producer who does the job right and will answer the questions we ask about this. Two of the other risk factors noted above (l got the list from the Mayo clinic in the USA - and the NHS information is almost identical) are pre-pregnancy obesity and poor blood sugar control which are entirely food related. I have written often about refined carbohydrates/starches which after digestion, rapidly arrive in the bloodstream as glucose and confuse the pancreas into producing too much insulin to deal with the excess blood sugar. This can then cause a drop in blood sugar - and eventual "insulin resistance" if this happens regularly. lnsulin resistance is now recognized as being involved in the development of obesity and type 2 diabetes. Our advised low fat/high carbohydrate diets are implicated in this. This is beautifully illustrated, with appropriate graphs, in a study done by a fellow student on my nutrition course with himself as the subject: On day one, after fasting for 18 hours, he ate a large amount of white potato. mashed with butter and accompanied by some oily fish (fat and protein). His blood sugar measurements rose a little and then returned to normal in a gentle curve- justas it should. On daytwo (afterthe same length of fasting) he ate the same amount of potato accompanied by some carrots to make up the same bulk (no fat or protein). His blood sugar rose rapidly, far above normal, making him "sweaty" and then dropped rapidly below normal levels making him feel "weak and shaky". Potato, a very starchy food, digests quickly - just like white flour/white rice/sugar products. Good Health! Beryl Paton sRN Dip loN oL7zz7l4g4g [email protected] (NB The above is simply readily available information - not professional advice.) ET.ECTR'CAI. CO N TRACTO R o NEIT ITISTALLATTONS a a EXTRA SffXGTS'LIGHTS FAUM HilDIilG o lrt o REGISTERED $ 4IPPSYI66 6 R'I."LY IilSURED vrslT lfl tilff .TrsrEc.co.uK FoR iloRE lilFoRllATloil &--- lod, Wincombe Business Park, Shaftesbury, SP7 9Q.! Tel: O1747 850150 www. com ptonsm ith.co. u k sEcnoN/c[Ass IST PI.ACE 2ND PLACE 3RD PLACE SECTION ONF Veselobles & Fruit 1 Onions-up fo 25Oo no prize Onions over 250q no entries 3 Bunch of Herlcs Koie Borker Lynne Goilev White i4 Corrots Bernord Allnut Fronk Dicker Rolnh Dicker r J Runner Beons Rolph Dicker Meryn Smee Bobs on 6 French Beons Trish Grov Mike 3rov Dovid Willis 7 Potoloes Roloh Dicker Kote Borker Hinks o o Beetroot Fronk Dicker Bernord Allnut Jeremv Hinks 9 Courqeltes Merrvn Smee Sond'r Looder Mike GroV ln Shollots Bernqrd Allnut il Tonroloes Smoll fruiled/Chenv Sue lov = Bernord Allnut Mor< Billino Rolnh Dicker 12 Tomoloes Other Sue Joy Bernord Allnut Mork Billinq 1') Anv Other Veoetoble Merryn Smee Bernord Allnut Sue Joy 14 ''Villooe" trov of veoelobles Roloh Dicker Berrcrd Allnut Jone Deverell l5 Apple - dessert Bernord Allnut Ben F rlh Trish Grov 16 Apple - cooker Mike Grov Ben Frrlh - Lynne Goiley Bernord Allnut t,/ Any Other Fruit Lvnne Goilev Sue Dixon Sue Joy 18 Lonoest Runner Beon Bobs Millinoton SECIION IWO - Flowers IU Soecirrren Rose Ev Schenk Dovd Willis Sue -lov 21 Specimen Multifloro Rose lw Spencer Lrrnne Goilev Sue Jov 22 Dohlios under 7.5cm diometer Jone Deverell Rolph Dicker Lvnne Goiley ,? Dohlios over 7.5cm diometer lw Soencer Rolph Dicker ) '4t Perenniols (mixed or some Cherry White Merryr Smee Dovid Willis vorietv) Annuols (mixed or some Chloe Luxion Rolph Dicker Elizobelh Beeley vorietv) I )6 Hydrongeos Chen'y Whiie Bernord Allnut Emmo Firth sicTlo N - rrower Artqngemenr 3C Anongemeni theme - Sue Dixon Cynnie Willis Ev Schenk fireworks 3r Anonoement in o tin Cynnie Willis Chell White Jocqueline Bermon J Minioture flower orronoement Sue Dixon Jocquelie Bermon Cynnie Willis SECTION FOUR - Domeslic 40 Pot of iom or iellv Fronk Dicker Judl f?umbold Denyn Hinks 4l Pot of chutnev Denvn Hinks Judr, t?umbold 42 Brownies Jone Deverell Sue i) xon Poppv Firth 43 Sousoge rolls no entries 44 Prize recipe - Ginoer Coke Merrvn Smee lone Deverell Willo Horvey 45 Sovoury biscuits no entries 46 Homemode liquor, wine, beer Emmo Firth Jeremy Hinks Sondy Looder or cordiol LA Theme: Weother in Willshire Emmo Firth :CIIO N SIX - Croft Croft item - kids Willo Horvey = Poppy Molly Horvey Firth Croft item - odults Sondy Looder = Trish GTOV s 0 upcokes PoopvFirih Willo Forvev Potience Bell 7i Wonkiest veoetoble no entries i2 Veoetoble onimol no enlries Rds! ao,il Sridq eFcrl a a hrr*s*ianaLRef*lt 6L *{e$drLu{ncss prct&qg r rdds cm*e of PR, I\TA'rE T{IR.E 't-ocd and lk&aneidc Sg.ti* i'x{rding *tir+orL 1- A pgrsdsrrtrEn trE!firr-cE Si*po4 Srertort, Cordr Gr I{aupiial irarcftr:s- -fi or7+? 830?23 IC G!.D lS{tts a. (ftEnc GErrt Ansty PYO & Form Shop $[flii'r,jfi$i$1ffi Purnpkins & S$osh Homemade Yummincss: November Spccials Sacks of Potatoes tUlulti Anord witnring: Free Rorge Eggs Kale, beetroot, Breods Puddings golore Basksts Frozen summ.r berrics Delicious c^okes & re,ady meols Logs Bromleys Christmos 6ifts Christmos cakgs, Christrnos Purple sp'outirg Hamprc ftrds d mince pies Rhubafi cnowns Christmas qrds, Christm4s prcssy ideas, Christmas foodie treats, PYO Hampers - come and have a browse Open Tuesday to Soturday 9.30am - 5.3oprn Srmdqy: l0am - 12 noon Find us easi$ on th€ A30,6 miles eosf of Shoftesbury Oi747 829072 Ofsted Rating : GOOD Jan 2016 0pen Daily 2€ year olds, i[on-Fri Funded Sessions 4174;t 871405 For 2 yeanB + Term Time Enquirie@Usburypres*U.co.uk uw.tisbutypreschool.co.uk FigrOV a"sfimffitq emfrcrment wlreru tesnUg i$tm. AgerlenceA,(lmfifed & mh4 sffi. SEucftned acltulUee S tree plaU Sachs onHoor aca bnpBling & ca$loring. tlseof &eSporlscente. Hember of the Pre-softod Learning Atliance We're delighted to report on another successfulsutton Mandeville Horticultural Society Summer Show which this year was held on 1't September in the Fovant Village Hall. Whilst the big challenge to growers in 2017 had been the amount of rainfall, this year of course it was allabout sun, heat and lack of rain. But we weren't complaining, and the excellent number and quality of show entries suggested no-one else was either, even if one or two specific categories had clearly suffered - notably onions a nd shallots (and sausage rolls?!). The prize cups were presented by David Willis, Chair of the SMHS, with the Banksian Medal and Sidney Mullins Cup going to Bernard Allnutt, who dominated the Vegetable and Fruit categories, the Resident's Cup being awarded to lvy Spencer for the most points in the Flowers categories, and the President's Trophy - for Flower Arrangements - going jointly to Sue Dixon and Cynnie Willis. The Challenge Cup for Photography was awarded to Emma Firth, the Jubilee Rose Bowl for the most points in Domestic categories went to Jane Deverell and the Lappage Cup for the best Village Tray of Vegetables was won by Ralph Dicker, who was also awarded Best in Show. The most points in the children's categories were won by Poppy Firth who was awarded the Mandeville Cup, and the Mrs Lodge Silver Plate for the winner of the Prize Recipe went to Merryn Smee. See the attached sheet for the full list of winners by class. Our sincere thanks to everybody who entered and visited the show this year, to everyone who generously donated raffle prizes - including the very lovely prize donated by The Greater Good pub - and to everyone who kindly helped out by moving furniture, setting up, clearing up and all of the other jobs that go towards making this a such a lovely local event. We look forward to seeing you again next year! STOP PRESS ST GEORGE,S 50/50 CLUB lthe Fovant lottery] Application forms to join the club for the 12 monthly draws beginning with November were being delivered to every house in the first week of October. Do please join the lottery by completing the form and returning it before the dead line on 31 october. THE MORE SHARES PURCHASED,THE MORE THE PRIZE MONEY. lf you have mislaid yourform we have spares. The first draw of the new session will take place in the village hall at 1030am on thur 15 nov during the coffee morning. Janet Longden Secretary ltel 714640] Mark Whitley Treasurer.[ 7t4302) iit ti.d i{l $ $lil$illS ,l 'd. \l #! ,:E I @il Fd 9, i r.: i"' +.' :; ti I T I GRouP I NDEPENDENT LADTEs l:"Nr Thursday 8th November This month the FlLGroup are off to the Playhouse to see 'Abigail's Party There will be NO meeting in the village hall on the 8s November .; d I t Start the Christmas Season Rolling with the FllGroup in the village hall Detaifs next montft !! on Thursday December 13th watoh o*tfor o*r exoltlwg nz;w aotg caLewdart orat at th0 Decewtbcr nneetlwg e-mail : filsroupl5 @emai l.com tel:O17227L4654 rrrlaaaaataaattttaattitaattraaa!ra.taaaaaltttaaraallaaaattaltlalalataaalalaaaaaalaiataaaaataaal-lllaaar a o Are you unhappy-rrith your 1 a property management? I . Would you like regular & I reliable reporting? t u a . Do you want great I a t communication with your a a agent? I a a a PRtrTFERTIES . Did you know it is easy to i I a switch management agent? a TeI. 073 9383 0055 ,,:,i: i,,.. r:".'::-. ittr: , :,, t'l Tisbu Carnival u Tisbury Carnival Committee would like to say a huge Thank you' to everyone who participated, helped, supported & came to Tisbury Carnival & it's supporting events, with a special Thank you'to Wessex 4x4, Tisbury Army Cadets, Tisbury Fire Brigade & Sgt Connelly. Even with the downpour on Carnival day, a great time was had by all & we are extremely appreciative of those who persisted despite the cold & wet. Our presentation evening for the following winners will be held on Fri' 14s Dec' 18 at 6.30pm in Victoria Hall, High Street, Tisbury, SP3 6HH followed by our Christmas party with bar & special guest appearance from Father Christmas at 7.30pm... Afternoon parade lndividual 5 years & under - Saffron Aldridge lndividual 6 to 11 years - Ed Buttress Small children's group (6 or less) -The Gray family Large children's group (7 or more) - Tisbury Brownies Decorated pushchair/trolley/bicycle under 5 years - Harrison Aldridge Family & Friends - Old McBennets Farm - Groups/clubs - Tisbury Swimming Pool *i=* ;- .S- Ir_,i, Decorated trade - Tisbury Fire Station Evening oarade lndividual (9 years & under)- Ed Buttress Open group - Merely Tipplers Pairs (9 & under)- Oliver & Ruby Pinnions Deco rated pushcha i r/trol ley/bicycle - Pe rse phone S nook Family & Friends -JNX Productions Music School fiffir Groups -Tisbury Swimming Pool ') I *l Majorettes - Castle Cary Cygnets .t Decorated trade - Tisbury Fire Station Overall Carnival Queen - Jody Courts Carnival Princesses - Amelie Stopps & Chloe Hall Carnival Prince - Alfie Lewis Glamourous Granny - Tracy The lwell Marvellous Mum - Scott Davis Best local entry - Tisbury Swimming Pool Best en-route display - Merely Tipplers Champion Collector - Steff Wells Best Shop Window Display - Domoney Hardware Spirit of the Carnival - Tisbury Brownies Cribbage competition winners - Robin Biddle & James Kent Darts competition winners - Nicky Porter Quiz competition winners - Team Whatever Chris \Alhite Funercll Directors Serving the local community since 1982 Here for you, * $mk p*+ran,J riatica whenever you need us" 'hlmkFain r 24 hours a day. 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Present Cllrs Dunn, Havard, Holmes, Home, Mallalieu, Swift and Mrs Tumer. ln attendance; Mrs C Churchill (Clerk). \A/C Cllr Mrs Green. No members of the public. Apologies Cllr Phillips. . Cllr Hotmes reported that he had visited the soldiers wtro worked on the YMCA badge at their banacks and gave them a copy of the Three Torers (Octoberwhich had the report on the restoration of the YMCA badge). Theywere very grateful. Report from WilEhirc Councillor Mrs Green; Upiate about the electoral register, WC send out 220,000 forms but only 159,000 respond - lhe annual canvass is underway. Salisbury recovery - footfall is down by 14o/o Changes to free parking from ts Oct - nor free after 3pm and this will remain until Christmas. Overallcost of free parking has been El.Smillion, govt gave E6million Armed Forces day in June 2019 - estimated that 250,000 will attend. Angus McPhearson came to latest SVWAB rneeting, police funding is 820 less per house than Glous. Art display nor in situ at the Nadder Centre Trces in Hole Lane are stilldoarn. Several responses on the boundary consultation although none from Fovant and Chalke parishes yet. Cllr Holmes opened the meeting at 7.1Spm Apologies forabsence were received from Cllr Phillips (conflicting social engagement). Fovant PC resolved to accept the apology for the reason given. Council meeting minutes - to confirm and sign the minutes of the parish council meeting held on 4h September 2018. Clerk highlighted that the version in the Three Towers included Cllr Smith as present, this was inconect and Smith had been removed from the version for siging. One amendment required changing footpath to bridleway underWC CllrGreen's report. . Fovant PC resolved to approve the previous[ circulated Minutes with the amendment listed above, which were taken as read and signed by the Chainnan. . Finance Year ending 3lo March 2019. (i) To note he balance of the accounts Opening balance 813,687.85 Totalrcceipts € 9,852.38 Total payments t 6,125.35 Closing balance t17,414.88 As at 23d September 2018 Earmarked rcserves total €1561.32 leaving an available balance of f15,853.56 Fovant PC resolved to note the financial information. (ii) To authorise payments due. Fovant PC resolved to authorise payments totalling f277.57 (iii) To consider quotes for CSWsigns. No quotes received yet. Ongoing LocalGovemment Act 1972 s150(5). Account aN Audit Regulations 2011 Ward boundary consultation. The Boundary Commission is cunently undertaking a review of allward boundaries in \A/iltshire. A consultation will be done in October 2018. Please note that this will not affecl any parish or county boundaries. 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BQILERS or& GF'TEC AtyD Contact Stephen or Darren 07484 634262 ruB.Ep coortsBg 0r e-mail: I4?8 www. naddervalleYtravel. co.u clerk clerk to send letterwhich cllr Holmes will hand deliver' cars obstructing the pavement but .,i) parking on Tisbury Road nearthe Erms. There are ress and a wc officer from ftrffi:l,iJril3x3;"tion wiil meet on 18th october, wc cilr Mrs Green so nothins can be done iliTltt#l'*?*"1h*,n"r" is a drainase pipe runnins in the rront b"t*"n the houses (nos 3-6) and the footpath' (iii)20mphlimit.Nextstepstoencouragecompliancewiththenew20mphlimit.Thepoleforthtl SlDwillbe in Place shoitlY' (iv}HighStreet,A3ojunction.Toreceiveanupdate.UpdatedueatthenextCATG' (v}ParishsErrardList.ToagreeitemstobeaddedtotheParishStewardlist.Cllrsarecouncil using highway tr,orrJ be reported to wiltshire reminded that any issues relating to the WC website app oniin" report it button on the .rl the oitn" a near- - -- miss with a pedestrian' whilst pC avt/are th"i; rp""Jing had -:^^ Fovant was made "yclist advised to be aware that Fovanr pc is aware there is ritt;;irerentitri; d;;hiilo "r" the lanes' cyclists do travelquite quiekly around 4s September 2018' Update of actions fiom the Minutes dahd the 32 day notice account' 1. (0288.iv) Clerk is in in"pt""ss. of opening Cllr Green has retired' 2. (029L iii) The p"oon *ig;tt"d OyWC Hitchings so wrote a letter (O2g1.iv) clerk nas ueeri-unable to email Mr to be 3. o.rivlreo criiHormes spoke to the householder - 4. (O2g2.i) oerr v,noie tne ietter but beforl iiwai monitored. Three S. Clerk resent the article to the Towers tOZg2.U WC * as yet nnno ,nrtare.update' 6. (0293.3) franstering ;n";hip of land from All other actions appear as agenda items' To receive brief reports from Gllrs clerk to write to landouner' Rights of way r"5 oiolting qafr in Hote Lane, - the landowner' Ci[ utarrarie, *itl oo a land rEsiistrv search for cledr to lookwhen it can be done and submit request' Higtrways - metro@unt in Dinton Rd. clerk wtti was held on 5s September' The next meeting police - the quarterly community safety group meeting be on th January. MllageHall-meetingon4soctwilldiscussfundingandfence. Website - no issues rePorted' on 18th October The Elms Residents association - next meeting meeting was meeting is an interesting idea but the cllr Mallalieu attended the Tisbury cLT -this wished' n parts-n can rp its own cLT if it so focussed on Tisbury ratherthan ,r*unffip-iri*n"". "6t Leader for Fovant csw group gave the following Gommunityr speed watch. cllr Holmes as Team trarc at Middre Ground and one at High TIH::::bns have been canied out since 23'd September, 25mph and details were sent to in i$i""lrr"nicres travering up Dinton Rd were driving in excess of Police for action. passing the contrct and reported out of a total 202 vehicles rn totar 17 vehicres were driven at 2smph points in both direciions' ,e Ccrre Ltd Jerertry Cock ri 2 West Forrn Cottoges Fov<:nt, Scrlisbury Wiltshire, SP3 sLJ T: O17227 1 4365 A4: 0784327541 4 E : jezt@ otlostreec:clre - co -u k wlY\rv.cttlo streec ctr€l -co. u k Jaek Marshall m: 079908864'14 e: [email protected] writur.ecs-sp u thG fn'cq.u k Fully certified {7th edition Electrical Gontractor Competitive Price guaranteed ffif]hernstitutionor National Assoclatlon of Professlonal lnspectors and Testerc [ngrneering and Technology Your Local Property ExPert , : Situst*d nn fisburY High Str*et ' ' I icca I l-bvirq Ero$En up in the HadderLralley, [{atthery has eirep*ionr lrno*ludql a strang underctanding of the mmmunity. lt/htthew is heavi ly "r,d inu,**rroil lnl th* ereunan.l has been wmrking in lhe prsperty fildr,rstryfor ouer a decade bringi ng a *eahh uf a-xper,iene and +xperli- rr Basssts. ln addition the Clerk was aware of a proposal from Trowbridge TC which would move Fovant (and Compton Chamberlayne) into Naddel addilionalparishes nrculd be moved into Chalke. VlCI Mrs Green was unaware of this proposalbutwas awere of a suggestion to move South Nenrton and Great Wishford into Nadder. Fovant PC considered allthe information. Fovant PC resolved to make no comment. Gentenary of 1918. This year marks the cenlenary of the end of the First World War. (i) To considerquotes forthe addilion of two names on the war Memorial. One quote has been received and the uork can be completed by 11th November. The total to add both names and paint the letters is 8482.00. As this is under f500 only one quote is required. Fovant PC resolved to accept the quote and authorise the work. Clerk (ii) To receive an update on the planting of trees along the A30. As yet no further information on the landowrrer. Clk Mallalieu will do a land registry search. Cllr Mallatieu Recreation and Play area To consider the following; 1. Fence sunounding the play area - to receive an update. Cllr Havard went to repair the damaged fence but found there was no longer a requirement as a second fence has been put up. The boundary needs to be checked. Cllr Swift However another part of the fence has been damaged so fenceposts werc used to repair this. Cllr Havard will get quotes for replacement fence. Cllr Havard 2. See sarv maintenaRce. Cllr Havard has oiled the seesaw and it no longer squeaks. 3. Maintenance of seats on the slr/ngs. An initial inspection showed no concems. Fovant PC'resolved to wait for the inspection report and then consider the swing seats. Ongoing 4. Repainting of the equipnrent. Fovant PC resolved to purchase some tins if bright paint suilable for play equipment. The items will be rubbed down and repainted. 7.52pm- Cllr Dunn left the meeting. 5. Cleaning / maintenance of the equipment. Cllr Havard has cleaned the equipment, Fovant PC wished to record their thanks to Cllr Havard for all the work he has undertaken in the recreation ground and play area. Gommunity Noticeboard. ltem requested by Cllr Mallalieu The village hallcommittee would like an additional noticeboard for public notices. Cllr Holmes suggested the existing village hallnotice board is moved to the same side as the PC noticeboard and then a nerfl noticeboard could be placed on the otherwall. Cllr Mallalieu will raise this at the"village hall committee meeting and feedback to Fovant PC. The VHMC need to supply exact details for the new notbeboard including size and format. Highway matters. (i) Overgrown hedges within the parish. These continue to be an issue. Cllrs are requested to note any hedges thal encroach the highway and report these at the meetirg so further action can be taken. lf the Landowner tails to cut back the hedge that encroaches onto the highway the matterwill be passed to WC highways and legal departments. The hedge on Dinton road has been partially cutback but furtherwork is required as it still ovefiangs the higfwvay making large vehicles traveltoo close to the property on the opposite side. 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Glerlt's eeort lJl/C irwltation to oonsuttation event re the Local Plran. Wbd l0s O6ber in Salbbury and 2 rural everile on 18h and 22"d Ocilober. CXlr Havard wifl attmd the meelirg at Tronbri@e on tin OcroOer. AONB oftr to atbrd a meeting (orwdte an articb fur tre newsleiler) re ttre birl for dart skies status. Fovant PC agreed thatan arttiein the nenrsbterrrorld be best. cle* Attended slcc meetirg - To n@ ibms forthe agenda of the mxt reting. The next PC rrceting will be heH on Tuesday 6h November Z)lE at 7"009n. [/UC Local Plan Any ibms fortfre agenda shouH be sentto fu Gilork befere ag$ eetsterz0tg. Please noh that this will be tre budgetsetting rneethg. Clk Holmes closed the meetirg at g.Slpm FoyantPall,Fih @rntd wi! nre,e/. on tte MtW dafes; fircsdrry * Notretnie;rfrlS ' ' rt,oy,ayd/anuarywkffwif"*rr1# I,*,n,,,o Please noh feb is fte saoord ftresday as fre ,*sf fuesday is ttail yeais by Fovant Parish Council The next Parish Council Meeting will take place on Tuesday 6e November 2018 at 7pm in the village hall. The agenda will be displayd on the village hall notice board and placed on the website. Members ofthe public are welcome to afiend andthere will be a short period of tr'm6 s61 aside for public comments or questions conceming the parish prior to the start of the 'facancy Following tte resignation of Mr Smith there is a vacancy on Fovant Parish Council. This has been advertised and may nsw be filled by co-option. Anyone interested in this vacancy should contact the Parish Clerk as soon as possible. Trees and HOd$eS rcmain an issue - please ensure there are no trdes, hedges or shrubs encroaching the highway from your property. 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LI{[BE:K,20I8',...' 1." COFFEE MORNING At FOVANT VILLAGE HALL join I nf,T f Coffee Come and ftis popular event ,h- Exchange your Books for a small donSati* , .,; $ 10 am every THURSDAY ,t; S Allwelcome br a chat witr ba or coffee plus biscuits! :iM Veg and Fnrit also available 6 'f Ut""t &Eat 12 1.30 Kurling 2pm FPC 7pm NOTEi LOGALWEBSITES 7 W Poetry group 2 pm.Valley Choir 8pm www.fovantbadges.com 8 T fUr Cofree Fil Group 7 3opm tuww.f om nthi story.org www.fovantcricketclub.com 9 F Fovant Folks 12.30 rrrrw.mdhwilts.condsitdfovant-padsh+ounci I 10s wunr.comptonchamberlayne.co.uk nmvY. suttonmandevillepc-com 11 S REMEMBRANCE DAY ONSTDE DETAILS) wuluLf orn nttreas.co.u k 12M Conpton www. achurdrneanpu.com/compton+hamberlayne Fovrnt www. achurdrneayou.com/fovatt 13 T Meet &Eat 12-1.30pm Sutton www.acfi urchnearyou.com/suton-mandeville 14.W Va[ey Choir 8pm lladdcr Valley Churchee on Facebodr 15 T FVII Coffee fl)/50 {iF MON 7.45pm- 8.45 pm rs SEAIED CLASS FRID 10.am -ll ant iis. PhoneJenny 01722 78{1863 " S M Tisbus members meeting ll.30am ;i{} T Meet &Eat l2-r3opmKurling 2pm Churclrtields Recvclins centrc as fol lows: Il W Coilating Valley Choir 8pm '22 Open 10am - 4 pm Sat- l,Yed T FVg coffee 1* Nov to 37't March 23 F Fovant Folks 12.3Sm Open 9am - 4pm Frid - Wed 24 S Cail mywine bluff.7pm CC Vh. 1"t April - 3f Act 2ss 26M o::fur{, 27 T Meet &Eat 12-l.30pm t**rtq !?ryr:!?,!! 9?t: ?8W .:'9 t i') F Editort -phonc At722 714284 emqil [email protected] PLEASE-G.ITYOURMATERIALIAB_EFORETHEDEADUNE Please do tw to atteni.the church _iit service and soecial memorial service at , A fovant village hall for commemorations with new names on memorial to mart the -fh, ,.:l: end of firstworld war.