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USEFUL NUMBERS PARISH COUNCILS Coln St MAY 2011 USEFUL NUMBERS PARISH COUNCILS Coln St. Aldwyns: Chairman: Mrs J Perkins (01285 750810) Team Vicar: Reverend Craig Bishop Clerk: Dr C Jackson (01285 750851) The Vicarage, Coln St. Aldwyns Hatherop: Chairman: Fraser Hart (01285 750720) Cirencester, Glos GL7 5AG Acting Clerk: Fraser Hart (01285 750720) Tel/Fax: 01285 750013 Eastleach: Chairman: Mr P. Jones (01367 850406) Clerk: Mrs G O’Shaughnessy (01367 850262) e-mail: [email protected] Quenington: Chairman: Mr Michael Scott, (01285 750356) Associate Priest: Reverend Canon Chris Finlay Acting Clerk: Mr Michael Scott, (01285 750356) Coombe House, Calcot Southrop: Chairman Col. S. Longsdon (01285 740472) Cheltenham, GL54 3JZ Clerk: Dr Leonard Brookes (01367 850204) Gloucester Council Website: www.gloucestershire.gov.uk Tel: 01285 720806 Readers: John Exelby Hanmer Webb-Peploe SURGERIES: Fairford (01285 712377) : Lechlade (01367 252264) Baxters Farm Millfield HOSPITALS: Fairford (01285 712212) Fyfield Coln St. Aldwyns Cirencester (01285 655711) Tel: 01367 850236 Tel: 01285 750138 Great Western Hospital, Swindon (01793 604020) John Radcliffe, Oxford (01865 741166) Editor: Rachel Mehtar Advertising and accounts: Cheltenham (01242 222222) 45 Eastleach, Allan Lees CHEMISTS: Fairford: Boots Cirencester, Glos GL7 3NQ 31 The Green Lechlade: Lechlade Pharmacy, High Street (01367 252285) Tel: 01367 850450 Quenington, GL7 5BS SCHOOLS: Hatherop Primary School: Head: Miss Davis (01285 750318) [email protected] Tel: 01285 750260 Southrop Primary School: Head: Mr A. Brown (01367 850246) CHEQS IS VERY GRATEFUL TO HATHEROP CASTLE SCHOOL FOR Hatherop Castle School: Head: Mr Easterbrook (01285 750206) THEIR CONTINUED SPONSORSHIP OF THIS MAGAZINE VILLAGE HALLS: Eastleach: Becky Robins: 01367 850499 Quenington Institute: Mrs Palmer: 01285 750493 CHURCH WARDENS/CONTACTS: Southrop: Mrs Barge: 01367 850271 Southrop Jubilee Field: Catherine Champion 01367 850305 Coln St. Aldwyns: Mr H Poole-Warren (01285 750719) Kirsty Rosenfeld 01367 850570 Hatherop: Mr J Berry (01285 750692) EASTLEACH PO Ena Constable, Tuesday from 1.00 p.m. – 4.00 p.m. - 01367 850410 Eastleach: Mr B Backhouse (01285 711625) CHEQS GARDENING CLUB Mrs S Souter (01367 850449) Quenington: Mr D Abel-Smith (01285 750358) Chairman: Jan Bradley (01285 750367) Membership Secretary: Judith Davies (01285 750580) Mrs D P Barham (01285 750362) Programme Secretary: Jenny Huggett (01367 860146) Southrop: Mr S Hinton (01367 850432) EASTLEACH AND SOUTHROP FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE Col. S Longsdon (01285 740472) Mrs Jane Jenkinson (01367 850393) Mrs Sally Parris (01367 850321) The Gate on The Green: Miss A Faulkner (07581 294139) SOUTHROP LADIES QUENINGTON YOUTH CLUB Catholic Church, Fairford: St. Thomas of Canterbury, Horcott Road Mrs Sally Parris (01367 850321) Judy Reynolds (01285 850522) Fr. Philip Beisley (01285 712586) www.btinternet.com/stthomas.fairford LEACH VALLEY FAMILY SPORTS CLUB LECHLADE MOTHERS UNION Richard Walker (01367 850560) Kathy Newton (01367 252543) EMERGENCY NUMBERS: Cirencester Police Station 0845 090 1234 SOUTHROP AND EASTLEACH TODDLER GROUP Rural Watch, Horse Watch, Wildlife Liaison, Hunt Liaison etc. P.C. John Palfrey – Christine on 01367 850 323 or Carole on 01367 810 780. 01242 276547 FAIRFORD DIAL-A-RIDE/COMMUNITY BUS: 01285 713852 (Office open Monday, PCSO contact numbers: 0845 090 1234 non-emergency Tuesday, Thursday, Friday mornings 9.15am until 1.00pm) 01285 712609 Fairford police station non-emergency: rd Neighbourhood Watch – CHQ – Lee Bayliss 01285 750284 (but call police first) SOUTHROP/EASTLEACH/CARTERTON COMMUNITY BUS 3 Thursday in the month (market day) – call Diana 01367 850189 LOCAL TRADE DIRECTORY – cont. Cotswold Churches Festival FURNITURE Teasel at Southrop – Tweed furniture (sofas, armchairs, stools) 01367 850469 A lovely way to enjoy the countryside is by walking a long distance footpath Fabrics & Accessories: web: www.teaselatsouthrop.com GARDEN SERVICES like the Cotswold Way or the Thames Path. You can see the landscape Keith Ford, Ponds, hedge cutting and general pruning, shed roofs refelted, walls wired up 01285 750406 gradually change, which even the building materials reflect. Every day on a for climbers walking trip I try to squeeze in as many miles as possible, walking for as Hatherop Castle Gardens – Garden design and construction, plant nursery, NG gift 01285 750363 tokens. Also selling cut flowers. Email: [email protected] long as daylight allows. It’s hard to start really early when you stay in bed GENERAL STORE and breakfasts; even tents slow you down. I‘ve found the best way to Coln Stores & Post Office. New opening hours Mon-Fri 7.00 a.m. – 7.00 p.m. 01285 750294 maximise walking time is to sleep rough. As daylight fades I look for Sat 8.00 a.m. – 5 p.m. Sunday 9 a.m. – 4 p.m. somewhere out of the weather to roll out my sleeping bag and sleep. I’ve HANDY MAN SERVICES slept in all sorts of places: barns, sheds and churches. As I’ve fallen asleep Max’s Handyman Services: We cater for all your odd jobs, plumbing, gardening, carpentry and decorating. (m) 07929 536279) I’ve sometimes thought what type of welcome the church verger would give HOME DECORATING me if he found me sleeping past the dawn in the church porch. T. Ferris & A. Tilling - Interior and Exterior 01285 750512 D J Morley, Fairford 01285 713802 N.J. Sykes – Painter and Decorator 01367 240180 I hope you’ll find a warm welcome whenever you visit one of the CHEQS th th THE HOME SERVICE churches, but especially so over the weekend of May 14 and 15 when all Baby sitting, pet sitting, house sitting, dog walking, home office help. Let/rental 01285 750229 the churches in the CHEQS parishes will be taking part in the Cotswold turnaround service, home shopping Churches Festival. The CCF is an opportunity for churches throughout the IRONING Daisy’s Ironing Service can take care of all your ironing needs. From 50p per item, 01285 713893 region to open their doors and provide a warm welcome to visitors, whether collected and delivered they are coming from the immediate area or further afield. So far over 70 KITCHENS churches are taking part – including 13 in the Fairford Deanery. There are Mark Reynolds, F.I.O.C. Handmade traditional or contemporary kitchens, fitted and 01285 750384 full details of Coln’s choir concert, Hatherop’s art exhibition, Eastleach’s free-standing furniture. Specialist joinery LAND & ESTATE AGENTS flower festival, Quenington’s Church Fete and Southrop’s Super Swap inside Moore Allen & Innocent – Property Consultants and Managers, Land and Estate Agents, 01285 651831 the magazine. Auctioneers and Chartered Surveyors 01367 252541 PERSONAL TRAINER On Sunday 15th May, at 6pm, all the CHEQS churches will be supporting a Martin Suter – Advanced Personal Trainer: weight loss, personal training, nutritional 01793 764762 advice (m) 07826 559679 special service in St Mary’s Church, Fairford, which will be led by Bishop PLATES-A-PLENTY Michael. The service will honour the churches of our individual parishes Crockery, cutlery, glassware and linen hire 07974 785437 whilst also celebrating the Fairford Team Ministry. During the service a new PUBLIC HOUSES AND RESTAURANTS identity for the Team will be launched. Designer Allison Murray has created The New Inn, Coln St. Aldwyns. Stuart Hodges, General Manager 01285 750651 The Keepers Arms, Quenington, Jon, Verity and Michelle 01285 750349 an identity that connects the life of the local church with the health of the The Swan at Southrop, Sebastian and Lana Snow 01367 850205 wider church. Everyone is welcome to attend the service and any of the The Victoria Inn, Eastleach, Stephen and Susan Richardson 01367 850277 events over the weekend and throughout the Cotswold Churches Festival; WINDOWS just as you are welcome to visit any of our lovely churches at any time. Paradise Windows- UPVC Windows and doors, 10 yr guarantee 01367 850188 Coln Valley Glazing – Steve Winney, Quenington. Replacement of misted or broken 01285 750553 glass units (m) 0776 578 0772 Every blessing SOLICITORS Wilmot & Co, 38 Castle Street, Cirencester 01285 650551 Revd Craig TENNIS AND FOOTBALL COACH Matt Townsend - LTA Licensed coach, Schools, Clubs and private lessons for adults and 0785 004 3056 children of all ages Baptism, Weddings and Funerals LOCAL TRADE DIRECTORY - To advertise in this magazine call 01285 750260 th Baptism: Emile Lendis, Hatherop on Sunday 20 March DRY STONE WALLING rd Another Brick In The Wall Memorial Service: Albert ‘Nick’ Knight, Southrop on Wednesday 23 March Qualified dry stone wallers, mortared walls, archways, paving and slabbing 01285 711267 Ben and Peter Bicknell – email: [email protected] (m) 07910 244519 Mike Harris WELCOME 01285 750525 Dry stone walling (m) 07810 888070 Eastleach would like to welcome Carolyn, Jenny and Sam Bowyer. They have (pm) moved in to 7 Blunts Hay. SN COMPLETE GROUNDWORKS 01367 850717 Drainage, Driveways, Fencing, Patios etc. 07738 937697 nd THE COTSWOLD CHURCHES FESTIVAL, 14-22 MAY BED & BREAKFAST All our churches are always open to visitors and worshippers alike during Coltsmoor Farm, Coln St. Aldwyns, Jackie Bayliss 01285 750527 daylight hours. http://www.cotswoldchurchesfestival.org/. Events include: BEAUTY TREATMENTS Coln Church Choir Concert: Saturday 14th May at 7pm gloss Professional Beauty Treatments. Salon based in Quenington. Manicures, 01285 750715 pedicures, waxing and eye treatments. Contact Emma for a brochure or to book an A vibrant choir with over 50 members; a mix of contemporary and traditional appointment. (m) 07967 370958 music - an enjoyable evening followed by refreshments. Tickets £10 all money Cotswold Therapy Rooms – Beauty Treatments and Massage Therapy 01285 711329 will go to the church restoration fund. Reflexology, Facials, Eye Treatments, Waxing, Manicure, Pedicures, Deep Tissue, (m) 07736 Refreshments on the Vicarage Lawn: Swedish and Hot Stones Massage, Wedding Makeup and special event packages. Cam 051352 Saturday 14th, Sunday 15th and Saturday 21st May, 11am to 4pm. House, opposite St Mary’s Church, Fairford www.cotswoldtherapyrooms.co.uk th th BUILDERS Hatherop Church Art Exhibition: Saturday 14 & Sunday 15 May Michael Rixon.
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