Broadclyst Parish The Broadsheet Council The Broadsheet Broadclyst Parish Council Newsletter Summer 2016 / Issue 31
Celebrating 90 Glorious Years
1926 1956
21st April, 2016
9th September, 2015 Britain’s Longest 1986 Reigning Monarch Congratulations to Her Majesty from Broadclyst
www.broadclyst.org The Broadsheet Summer 2016 Meet your Parish Councillors Nigel Baker Neil Bromley Parish Councillor Parish Councillor Dog Village Blackhorse [email protected] [email protected]
Henry Gent Jason Jackson Parish Councillor Parish Councillor West Clyst Broadclyst Village [email protected] [email protected]
Henry Massey Chris Pepper Parish Councillor (Vice-Chair) Parish Councillor (Chair) Planning Committee Broadclyst Village [email protected] [email protected]
Simon Staddon Sarah Vaughan Parish Councillor Parish Councillor Dog Village Westclyst [email protected] [email protected]
Ian Wollacott Angie Hurren Parish Councillor, Parish Clerk and Responsible Finance Officer Broadclyst Station 07532 286713 [email protected] Chair, Finance Committee [email protected]
Mollie Bolton Alison Marshall Assistant Clerk Assistant Clerk 07860 923105 [email protected] 07860 923105 [email protected]
Could you be a Parish Councillor? Broadclyst Parish has fifteen seats; if your This, coupled together with the groups which suits both your skills and image of Parish Council life is more Vicar unprecedented build rate of houses across availability. of Dibley than dynamic, then think again! our parish, causes the workload to rise We all represent all parts of the parish, of Times have changed; through the Locality proportionally. course, but nothing beats the value of local Act 2011 and as more services are However, the old adage of “many hands knowledge from someone who actually devolved, an increasing amount of power, make light work” rings true, and so no lives in an area, so if you feel you could work and responsibility is being given to matter how much or little time you are able lend a hand, please contact the Parish parish councils. to spare there may well be a role within Clerk, Angie on 07532 286713 or email Council and its Committees and working [email protected] Copies of Parish Council Agendas and Minutes The minutes of all Parish Council meetings are always put on our website. Copies of these and/or any agenda can be emailed or posted. Please telephone or email the Parish Clerk for particular copies you want, or request to be added to our emailing list for all agendas and minutes sent out monthly. n the website .
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The Pepper Pot Chris Pepper Message from Broadclyst Parish Council Chairman I am neighbourhood of the people who live and community through this period delighted to ●collaboration with partner work in our fantastic Parish of change, providing a stable start this agencies to facilitate the GOALS I believe we should be base as the growth point builds edition of the delivery of a viable and able to live and work in a out. Broadsheet attractive sustainable Parish which: Although I say so in each with the community for the future ●addresses the demands of edition, huge thanks is due to proud announcement that on generations today’s society the Broadsheet team, especially May 3rd at its Annual Meeting ●respecting the autonomy of ●safeguards the heritage and Judy, for producing an I was unanimously re-elected as established communities natural beauty of the area interesting and informative Chairman of Broadclyst Parish ●protects its open space and Parish magazine. The team can Council. As I take up the gavel WISDOM Here’s what I know for sure: parkland be contacted via for another year, I would like to [email protected] take this opportunity to set out ●we are living in the single ●responds to the needs of the biggest time of change this area community and are always looking for not just my personal beliefs but articles and pictures for has ever seen ●facilitates the continued the goals I believe Broadclyst inclusion which are relevant to ●developments in the Exeter provision of devolved services Parish Council should be the Parish. Please get in touch! working towards over the next and East Devon Growth Point ●champions community few years. will permanently change the initiatives and supports Wishing you all the best for the dynamic of Broadclyst Ward volunteers in their work summer and I hope to see you BELIEFS I believe in: ●thriving neighbourhood clubs, at some of the events across the ● encouraging local Furthermore, it is my belief that groups and societies offer an parish which are to be held this communities to use the powers my Council background and amazing range of social and existing network is an asset to year including the Fun Day on available through the Localism th recreational opportunities 25 June. Act to their best advantage Broadclyst Parish Council, and ●the heart of the community that together we have the ●the promotion of prudent lies not within bricks and necessary experience and governance and realistic mortar but is deeply rooted confidence to take our rapidly budgeting to proactively within the warmth and altruism changing and expanding address changes in our
Angie Clerk’s Report - Committee Activity during the Past Year Hurren Planning Committee The East Devon District 4.Skypark - Substantial high Parish, including the Chairman: Cllr Henry Massey Council’s 2013-31 Local Plan quality business park strategic sites, emphasising the was adopted in January 2016, importance of building The Planning Committee has 5. Exeter Science Park - Research/ which marked the beginning of technology employment site sustainable communities. met seven times in the last the next ‘chapter’ in the 6.Exeter International Airport - financial year and has looked development of the West End Traffic Committee Provision to be made for airport- at over seventy applications of East Devon, much of which Chairman: Cllr Henry Gent related employment uses within and submitted its comment to lies within or immediately operational site area During 2015 Devon County the Local Planning Authority adjacent to, Broadclyst parish. on a wide range of applications 7. Multi-modal Interchange - spent over £100,000 on from agricultural permitted Within the West End of East Facility for interchange of goods improving the pedestrian route development through to those Devon the following schemes and distribution centre to and from Clyst Vale. This will be provided: was as a direct result of the relating to strategic sites and 8. Exeter Airport Business Park - pressure from the Broadclyst associated infrastructure. 1. Cranbrook - Major new East Middle range business park Traffic Group, led by Malcolm Devon market town providing for medium to smaller The Committee is also Roker, with back up from business uses consulted on Development 2.Pinhoe - Mixed use, residential Simon Roberts and the Plan Documents such as the led development Broadclyst Parish Council will support of Cllr Peter Bowden, Village Development Plan and 3.North of Blackhorse/Redhayes continue to negotiate delivery Broadclyst County Ward the controversial Gypsy and (Tithebarn Green/Mosshayne) – of community and green Traveller provision. residential development infrastructure across the Continued on Page 4 Page 3 www.broadclyst.org The Broadsheet Summer 2016
Clerk’s Report Continued from Page 3 Member. The toucan crossing year, with the YMCA evidence base, designing the such as Facebook and Twitter, on the B3181 in particular, is providing an excellent weekly community consultation and as well as making a visual a great improvement. The club at the Sports Pavilions. recognising staffing needs. record of the work going on approaches to Clyst Vale The programme has included across the Parish via Much effort has been spent on Community College are still fundraising events as well as photography sites such as finding out as much as we can far from ideal of course, but addressing topical issues such Pintrest and Flickr. about our Parish - its natural getting the County Council to as cyber-safety, eating disorders and built environment, Finally, in the Spring Edition budget for highway and bullying. heritage, people, housing, of The Broadsheet we talked improvement works is The Youth Club is a good economy, community facilities, about the increase in the challenging and so we are example of where a Local green infrastructure, transport Parish Precept of quite pleased to have made the Council has stepped in to links etc. We have been very approximately £50.00 per progress that we have. maintain provision which has fortunate in the support and property per annum, which In 2015/16 the Traffic Group been cut by the Local guidance we have received in was necessary to allow services spent a great deal of time Authority. progressing this work from that would otherwise have discussing cycle and pedestrian local parishioner Paul Weston, been lost to the Parish to be In 2016/17, members will be routes across the parish and an independent planning maintained. The following considering the formation of a beyond, with possibilities for consultant with considerable chart illustrates where your Youth Council which will improvements, which will be expertise in Neighbourhood money is being spent. open up opportunities for funded largely by developers. Planning. young people to become These negotiations will 2016/17 Council Tax Breakdown actively involved in the Comms continue as the Traffic Devon County Council governance of their Committee liaises with officers Committee Devon and Cornwall Police community, adding an extra at Devon County Council and Chairman: Cllr Broadclyst Parish Council skill-set to their C.V.’s. East Devon District Council Henry Gent East Devon District Council Devon and Somerset Fire for workable solutions which Neighbourhood Plan As we move enable and encourage people Steering Group 8% forward through 5% to become less reliant on the Chairman: Cllr Sarah 2016 we will be 10% private car. Vaughan opening up Youth Committee Our work on the additional lines of 7% communication 70% Chairman: Cllr Chris Pepper Neighbourhood Plan has progressed throughout the with the public, Youth work in the parish has year, albeit slowly. Progress has increasing use of been settled throughout the centred around developing the social media sites Younique By Becky Follett Himalayan Balsam Eradication Day Your local Younique Representative A small voluntary group of people Mosshayne on 469334, or mobile natural mineral based make up are planning to meet in order to pull 07974 373554, or email me suitable for all ages and skin types. up Himalayan Balsam on one or two [email protected] if you are Home of the famous 3D Fibre Lash Mascara. Tel: 07791649073 days in the summer. interested. wwwyouniqueproducts.com/bexfollett Himalayan Balsam is an alien species Volunteers can expect to have to push which has taken over the river banks their way through brambles, nettles, Are you Helen Williams? of some neighbouring streams and and barbed wire, and to have to wade Do you know Helen Williams who has a husband rivers. I think we might be able to through the river. called Rob? If so, please can Helen get in touch keep it out of the Clyst and the with all her friends to make sure they know her Cranny if we act promptly: last latest address. Christmas cards and a birthday summer it was present in only small card for Helen have been arriving at an incorrect amounts. The first day has been address in Broadclyst where she is not known or planned for Sunday 31st July, meeting has never resided. Returning them to the Post at 10.30 at Mosshayne Farm, Office will not solve the query because friends, usually in the Windsor area, don't use a return Westclyst, EX1 3TR. Please contact address on the envelope! me, Henry Gent, by phoning me at Henry Gent Thank you Mrs Sarah Spedding
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Broadclyst Pageant 1930’s Early Carnival Tom Jeffery skimming out Potatoes at Killerton c 1946. Park L/R Arthur Floyd, Arthur Godfrey, Sybil Potter, Jim Wynn, had been ploughed up during the war for food production Not known, Bert Stamp, Eric Thorn Do you recognise the boy third from right?
Broadclyst School Children c early 1950’s Broadclyst School Christmas Party 1948
Boxing at Broadclyst Church Fete c 1952 in front of The Red Broadclyst Carnival 1956 Lion. Ralph Bishop is the boxer on the right, do you know the boxer on the left? Sir Richard Acland is the tall man with the hat in the back right. With thanks to Broadclyst History Society for the Photographs
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Broadclyst surgery report Andy Potter HANDi Paediatric
According to Offcom around purpose being to save patients two-thirds of us now carry a using other services (GP/Out Smart Phone and can make of Hours/A&E) for use of a huge variety of apps prescriptions for OTC (Over to educate, inform and The Counter) items, because entertain. There are they get free prescriptions. numerous health and fitness Appropriate conditions related apps out there include coughs, colds, sore already, but one can’t always throats, fever, earache, be sure of their pedigree. teething, diarrhoea, blocked nose and other winter NHS NEW Devon CCG and ailments. Extension to the years’ training and have a girls. In adults, men and its hospital partners have scheme allows some minor wealth of medical knowledge, women are equally affected. recently launched an app that illness to also be dealt with by particularly - as you’d expect - Treatment options for hay gives parents in Devon up to pharmacies, specifically on medicines, their uses and fever include antihistamines, date advice about common conjunctivitis, impetigo, nappy effects. which can help to prevent an childhood illnesses and how to rash, uncomplicated urinary allergic reaction from treat them. As the days start to lengthen tract infections and oral occurring, and corticosteroids we look forward to the The HANDi app, originally thrush. All local pharmacies (steroids) which help to reduce Summer and getting outdoors developed by Taunton and are participating and it’s a inflammation and swelling. more. However for around 10 Somerset NHS Foundation reminder of the very valuable million people in England, Hay fever can often be Trust, is now available to resource they provide. this means the start of the hay controlled using OTC download for free onto Pharmacists will have fever season. It’s one of the medication from your computer desktops, Android completed a minimum of five most common allergic pharmacist and you should and Apple devices. conditions. You can get hay make them your first port of Pharmacy First fever at any age, although it call. usually begins in childhood or This scheme was originally during the teenage years and it set up to help ease Winter is more common in boys than pressure on the NHS, its
BROADCLYST POST OFFICE Broadclyst Victory Hall and VILLAGE STORES Need a big space to have a meeting ? The Victory Hall can offer the Acland Room (Main Hall) or two smaller meeting rooms.
The Local Store for your Daily Needs Bookings can be made through the Booking Clerk : and Post Office Services Mrs. Tina McAllister: 01392 467161 HOURS OF OPENING [email protected] VILLAGE STORES POST OFFICE Weekly event : Every Tuesday Monday/Friday 7.30am to 7.00pm 9.00am to 5.30am Meat Bingo with Cash Flyer, Saturday 8.00am to 5.00pm 9.00am to 12.30pm Draw and Refreshments Sunday 8.00am to 2.00pm CLOSED Doors Open 7.00 p.m. Eyes Down 7.45 p.m. Free Parking Page 6 www.broadclyst.org The Broadsheet Summer 2016 Social Club Forthcoming Events Saturday 11th June Shovelhead [Blues Rock] 9pm - midnight
Great Rock and Blues Band Simply one of the best!!!. Saturday 23rd July Two Doors Down (Rock, Pop, Blues, Mod) 9pm - midnight Something for everyone to enjoy with a broad choice of songs Sunday 28th August Dirty Money (Americana) 9 pm - midnight What can you say about Dirty Money that hasn’t been said before in their Saturday 19th November many reviews? Americana is what they say - I say “Bring it on” Guilty Plea (Covers - Various) 9pm - midnight 4 piece rock and blues band playing everything from classic rock to Saturday 24th September contemporary numbers - from Cream to Snow Patrol and tons in between ReD (Rock-Pop) 9 pm- midnight A highly energetic, experienced and popular 5 piece covers band, providing a set Saturday 31st December of classic rock, pop, disco, funk and dance covers Full Moon Fever (Covers 50s - present) 9pm - 12.30 am Perfect for New Year’s Eve ...Let’s bring in 2017 with a bang! Rock and Roll!! Saturday 29th October Monopole (60s Covers) Keep up to date with the Latest News about Bands playing in the Music from Cliff Richard, The Shadows, The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, Social Club at www.lemonrock.com/broadclystsocialclub or Credence Clearwater Revival, Buddy Holly, The Hollies follow us at www.facebook.com/BroadclystSocialClub
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Steam Returns to East Devon Phil Wakely "Steam” returned to the old short time at Exeter, Southern line through East the excursion returned Devon on the perfect sunny to London via the old afternoon of Saturday, 2nd GWR line via April 2016. Taunton The newest British steam . locomotive, replica LNER With grateful thanks Peppercorn Class A1, 60163 to Henry Gent for Tornado, headed the Devon allowing me access to Belle excursion over the this location". 'Bottomless Pool' on the River
Clyst between Broadclyst Station and Pinhoe on 2nd At Mosshayne April 2016. After spending a
April Visit to Burrow Farm By Killerton Social Club for Staff and Volunteers
Killerton Social Club for Staff farm, followed by a splendid grass, their totally natural and Volunteers would like to barbecue. Everyone agreed it food, and are moved to fresh thank Neil and Sally Grigg for was one of the best evenings pasture daily, sometimes more their hospitality on a Friday they had spent in a long time, frequently. April evening when they were the welcome was warm and Neil and Sally have been treated to a fascinating and the weather kind despite farming Burrow Farm for nine thought-provoking tour of the earlier heavy rain. years now and we wish them The passion for farming continuing success. and love for their animals was plain to see - it is very important to Neil and Sally that the animals have a happy life, and joy of joys, the cows are reared on
Little Angels www.redlionbroadclyst.co.uk Baby and Toddler Group Bar restaurant menu available all day every day from noon till Little Angels is a toddler group for 0 - nine 4 years which meets every Wednesday Beer Garden and Courtyard Large Car Park at Broadclyst Parish Church (in term A wonderful village location time). Doors open at 9.15 a.m. for tea Located on a National Trust and coffee. We have free play, fol- walking and cycle trail lowed by singing, story time and craft. A Dog-friendly pub We finish at 11.15 a.m. Under New Multi Award Winning For further information Tel : 01392 469499 Ownership 01392 461271
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Devon Racqueteers’ News Mike Follett
The Devon Racqueteers the County Show. Our Badminton Club, based in members continue to enter the Broadclyst Sports Centre, and win medals at goes from strength to competitions at home and strength and we now abroad. Three represented welcome non-wheelchair England at the recent World disabled players. Para-Badminton Championships held at Stoke We were voted Badminton Mandeville, Bucks. Members England Club of the Year are most willing to visit 2014/15, and our Head schools and colleges to give We meet every Tuesday once a month, so if anyone is Coach Sharon Hawkins won taster Badminton sessions, evening from 7.00 to 10.00 interested please telephone The Pride of Devon and one gives talks to clubs p.m. and try to play against a MIKE FOLLETT Community Sports Award at and societies. group of able-bodied players 01392 466711
Parish Council helps local club get going
Whether you're a ping pong looking to enter the local our current members a Mitchell on 07766 242 682 or professional or a complete leagues later in the year. challenge!" laughs Mitchell. mitchellbellham@ beginner, you'll receive a hotmail.com. "It's a great opportunity to meet The cost is £1.50 per session. warm welcome at Cranbrook some new people, learn some For more information contact Table Tennis club. Meeting new skills and keep yourself fit - on Sunday evenings at 7.30pm as long as you stay on your in the Younghayes Centre, toes!" says club leader, Mitchell Younghayes Road, the club is Bellham. "I was able to start the open to everyone from 14 club almost as soon as I moved years - 114 years no matter to Cranbrook last year, thanks what your ability. to the financial support of The club was able to start Broadclyst Parish council. Four owing to the support of Angie generations of my family have Hurren and financial assistance played table tennis and I of Broadclyst Parish Council wanted to keep the tradition which enabled them to going. Most people really enjoy purchase three tables and a social game or two when they plenty of bats and balls. They go on holiday and then forget also used the money to fund about it until the next year. the hall hire whilst it built Now you can practice every membership and are now week!" If you're a more serious player, there's room for you too. "We're more than happy to help beginners get started but we also love to see really good players in action. It gives
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Summer at Killerton Beryony Wilde
Bring the family to enjoy summer events, trails and outdoor adventures. Theatre in the garden From nature activities to sport, magical returns characters and exhibitions, we've got something to keep everybody The garden comes alive with captivating entertained. theatre performances. Settle into a drama surrounded by blooming herbaceous borders, a Georgian house and far- reaching views. This year, we've got three entertaining performances by Heartbreak Productions and The Lord Chamberlains Men: The Importance of Being Earnest ParkLife exhibition (14 July) Follow the story of life in Killerton’s Much Ado About Nothing (2 park, covering everything from veteran trees to wildlife and even parkrunners. August) Now we’ve completed winter forestry Summer family fun Ratburger (13 August) work as part of the Bringing Killerton Park to Life project, we’re now focusing Try it Tuesdays Box office 0844 249 1895 or online for on habitat restoration and improving the 2,9,16,23 August tickets. Get stuck into sport this summer visitor experience in the parkland. With and try a new activity. £3 per child Year 3 pupils from Broadclyst Primary School, you’ll also be able to view the Wicked Wednesdays exciting results of May’s BioBlitz. 26 June 3,10,17,24 August – 4 September. Storytelling, play and crafts for young imaginations. £3 per child Slick switch to biomass boilers
Wild Thursdays We’re delighted the heating system in the 4,11,18,25 August house has had a bit of a makeover. Now, Young adventurers will enjoy wild you'll be warmed by wood pellets rather outdoor activities. £3 per child. Tickle your tastebuds than oil as you wander around. We're a conservation charity so these biomass Outdoor Explorer Club Regency dinner boilers are great news for meeting our Monthly adventures for young renewable energy targets and improving explorers – and no parents are On Friday 17 June, enjoy an evening like sustainability. allowed. £25 per session. no other. We're putting on an authentic Normal admission fees apply to Learn survival skills regency banquet inside the Killerton events. Full details for all our events We’ve teamed up with Intrepid Kitchen restaurant - the original and activities at Expeditions to run a family survival Georgian prayer room. Dine in the style skills experience on 3rd September. of a regency aristocrat and tuck into the nationaltrust.org.uk/killerton or Learn the skills to survive 24 hours best food on the estate. Take a seat at the give us a ring 01392 881345. in the woods with expert guidance. grand table and enjoy your dinner £70 per person (minimum age 10). banquet style. There will be four courses with matching wines, aperitifs and digestifs, and Elizabeth Jane Baldry will be playing the harp. £65 per person. Secret supper club Our new monthly fine dining event is proving really popular and is booking up months in advance. Want to know what all the fuss is about? Book your spot.
Page 10 www.broadclyst.org The Broadsheet Summer 2016 CCF Clothes Show a Huge Success A classy, fun afternoon to welcome Spring!
Why go to New York, tables and raffle and for being Paris, London or even a model and letting your Exeter for your clothes ? beautiful children take part in the show. A clothes show, dreamt-up and brilliantly organised by So in future before you Clare Ratcliffe, was held in trundle off to New York, the Broadclyst Victory Hall Tokyo or Paris for that special on 27th February. The occasion, have a look in Clyst
clothes came from the Clyst The performance was Caring Friends Charity Shop, Caring Friends Charity Shop interspersed with lighter open Mondays, Wednesdays, in Broadclyst and were touches. In the first half of Thursdays from 9.00 a.m. to 4.00 p.m. and Saturday from expertly modelled by twenty the show there was Flossie John said : brave local volunteers of all who hadn't finished cleaning 9.00 a.m. to noon. You can This is what village life ages, sizes, shapes and gender. find all sorts of treasures there, is about and why I'm They put on a magnificent not only clothes, with help so proud to live in show of clothes suitable for a from friendly, cheerful Broadclyst. variety of occasions - smart volunteers and its Manager, Well done everyone casual, party and evening Ros, who usually knows where you can find that special Why go to New York, something you are looking for. And from Karen : Paris, London or even Not only are you saving money I loved every minute. the furniture, and a tribute by and the planet but you are Everyone was amazing Exeter for your clothes? John and Reuben to David helping a very worth- while and beautiful. Bowie as Ziggy Stardust, then local charity. For more wear. The show culminated in accompanied by the music information look at the a splendid wedding tableau from ‘Slumdog Millionaire’ website, Wahida and her beautiful sons www.clystcaringfriends. opened the second half with a display of Bangladeshi clothes, org.uk along with two young lovelies in saris from Sri Lanka. Tea and cupcakes were served in the interval, and there was a Bubbles Bar and several trade stands of jewellery and cosmetics. Quality clothes with wedding guests, brides in from the Charity Shop were full-length wedding dresses available for sale, as were all and complete with the outfits worn by the bridesmaids. models. Clyst Caring Friends extend a big ‘thank you’ to everyone who helped, from sorting clothes, publicity, photography and choreography, lighting and music, to dressing the models, doing hair and make up, serving tea and bubbles, manning the door, the rails, Photos courtesy of Lucy Ferrier
Page 11 www.broadclyst.org The Broadsheet Summer 2016 Broadclyst and its Buildings during the Lifetime of The Queen Andrew Saunders A brief look at some of THE 1930’S to the second world war. the buildings in the During these decades the However, it is interesting to note how many Businesses village relevant to the familiar red Telephone Kiosks known as the “K6” began to and Shops existed in nine decades during the Broadclyst during this period lifetime of Her Majesty and this will be featured in the the Queen. Autumn edition of The Netherlands Broadsheet.. when the nation was beginning THE 1920’S THE 1950’S to emerge from the shortages The Victory Hall was officially and strictures which followed The Cornish Unit Houses like opened during this decade. World War 2. As might be The hall was built to celebrate the ones in Acland Road are appear. The K6 (kiosk number expected from the property’s the victory of the 1914-18 war symbolic of the regeneration six) was designed in 1935 by name, the architectural style of and as a memorial to the effort after the Second World Sir Giles Gilbert Scott to the house has a strong Dutch / significant number of commemorate the Silver Flemish character, particularly parishioners who lost their Jubilee of George V; it was in the treatment of its gables. lives in the conflict, on land consequently sometimes called The elevations are constructed donated by Sir Francis Acland, the “ Jubilee “ kiosk. The using 2 inch facebrickwork the site of Place Barton Farm, village has its own “Listed” K6 with a dark brown plain tiled which had been destroyed in beside the Social Club in the roof, timber and steel windows the great fire of 1870. centre of the village, and there Cornish Unit House and boarded timber doors. are others at Dog Village, Two inch facebrickwork was Broadclyst Station and War. They were made using much favoured during the th Budlake but none of these precast reinforced concrete earlier part of the 20 century are listed cladding over a concrete frame for use on Arts and Crafts and with the upper floor utilizing a Georgian Revival designs. The Water Tower was mansard roof with near constructed some time after vertically clad tiles over timber THE 1960’S 1937. It was designed to trusses leading to a less steep By the end of the 1950’S the The old Victory Hall hold 50,000 gallons It is a upper pitch The windows Village School was bursting at In the mid twenties the Bus reinforced concrete structure protrude through the tiles to the seams and work was started Shelter was constructed in and was an iconic landmark in create an instantly recognisable on a new Secondary school at memory of Ellen Acland who the days when the road style. Dog Village. The School had been tragically killed in a opened in the early 1960’s. cycling accident aged just ten The Cornish Unit House (see page 12). years old. It was designed by proved to be very popular and Randell Wells and built by a 25-30,000 of them were built. “White City” Is the local colloquialism for the white and Mr Blake and in the rear wall In many cases, as at Acland off white painted housing there is a memorial plaque Road the the original precast developments built on land bearing the legend “ Presented external walls have been over between the historic core and by her parents in memory of clad in brickwork through the village was the Dog Village, and clustered Ellen Acland “. A38 main trunk road to “Netherlands” was built by around Woodland Road, Elm Bristol . It is now redundant and for the occupation of John Close and Poundsland. but it was an essential part of L C “Johnny” Flew who ran the system until 1986. the adjacent Broadclyst Garage Many of the houses were premises (now Clyst Mews). designed by Lady Acland who THE 1940’S The house dates from the was a partner in an Architect’s In common with the rest of middle of the decade and is a practice in Exeter. One of the the country, there was very good example of high quality more notable schemes within little development in the the development is Broadclyst Bus Shelter construction techniques and village during the 1940’s owing use of materials of the times “Broadview”, a purpose
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designed development of small National Trust and Parish the site, and the building was single storey units for retired Council were very much opened in 2004, together with people. The individuality of involved in the approval permanent day centre facilities each unit is neatly emphasized process of the layout of the for “Clyst Caring”. through the use of a pyramid development and the design of tiled roof. the houses. The housing development at Holly Close Clyst Mews THE1980’S/1990’S opposite the Recreation In 2012 planning permission The 1980’s seems to have Ground was built in the mid was granted for “Clyst Mews”, been a fairly quiet time from a 1990’s and following this the a development of thirteen development point of view. Sports Pavilion was built on new dwellings on the site of The 33 houses known as the edge of the playing field At the Victory Hall an the former “Animal Hellings Gardens dates from together with a bowling green extension to form a new main Kingdom” ( previously Mr the early 80’s. Later in the and upgraded all weather entrance was built and later on Flew’s Garage). The buildings decade the Broadclyst Sports tennis courts. This community a “Green Room” facility was were designed to replicate the Hall was built by East Devon development was lead by the added. District Council on a site Parish Council and benefited style of “New Buildings”. adjacent to the Community from a grant from the THE 2010’S At the Community College, College. It was opened on 7th National Lottery. At the Primary School, a new the new Science and January 1988 by Councillor hall and dining facilities were Humanities building was Derrick E Dray, Chairman of THE 2000’S completed in January 2015 completed in 2015, the Council. The village Doctors Surgery The building was constructed was located in part of Willow with Stock facebrick Cottage in School Lane for many years. Just after the turn of the century the butchers premises at Hellings was badly damaged by a fire and the Gracey Court whilst at Killerton a new business moved to Pinhoe. Gracey Court was built by the Cricket Pavilion was Planning permission was Church of England Pensions Primary School New Hall constructed. granted for a new Surgery on Board in 1993 shortly before elevations, the construction of the weatherboarded gable adjacent “Hunter’s Gate” ends and a standing seam housing scheme. The first metal roof finish. The houses within the Wimpey roof has a signature mono Homes development known pitch ridge feature which as “Hunters Gate” were The Doctors’ Surgery and Clyst gives it a distinctive occupied in 1998. The Caring Day Centre profile.
1944 Killerton Estate gifted to National Trust In 1944 Sir Richard Thomas in some permanent Body so the condition that the Dyke Acland Baronet gave constituted that the National Trust will relieve and the freehold Killerton and administration of the estates indemnify the Estate of the Holnicote Estates to The will be carried on both for the Donor's father the late Sir National Trust as he was advantage of the Nation as a Francis Dyke Acland from all
“….of the opinion that it is in whole and for the benefit of liability for the Death Duties the interest of the Nation that the Tenants of the farms and remaining payable….” the private ownership of large the cottages forming part of estates should cease and such the Estates….” He went on Sir Richard Acland, pictured estates should become vested to say the transfer was “...on November 1990 shortly before his death
Page 13 www.broadclyst.org The Broadsheet Summer 2016 Broadclyst Schools now Academies Schools have changed specialises in ICT enormously, both Clyst Vale as well as architecturally and Mathematics and academically, since Her Community Science. Pupils can Majesty was born. study for A levels, College NVQs and Broadclyst Community was founded in 1960 as a GNVQs while it Primary School Secondary Modern School, also acts as an (See following article) was becoming a Comprehensive extracurricular gifted to Broadclyst by the in 1974, teaching both girls college for the Acland family. The old and boys between the ages of school and the community building is Grade Two Listed eleven and sixteen. It became offering after-school hours but now has had several a Community College in classes. additions and improvements 1984, adding a sixth form to cater for 512 pupils, for up to eighteen year olds including nursery provision, as and at present has over one well as the state-of-the-art thousand pupils and one lecture theatre which houses hundred teaching staff. ten and eleven year-olds in Since April 2011 it has their final year at the school been an Academy and is a and looks more like NASA Microsoft partnership Mission Control! school and therefore
Broadclyst Community Primary School Changes from 1926 to Today This year the Queen written report of a recent celebrates her 90th Birthday government inspection of the and over those years school. throwing stones or Broadclyst Community misbehaving on the school The grounds are very different Primary School, which bus. today having changed opened in 1810, has changed considerably since 1926. The Sport and P.E lessons were significantly. Recently, the playing field was bigger, while very different to the ones we pupils of Year 5 have the buildings were smaller, have now. The boys would researched what Broadclyst and many of the classrooms wear just shorts and Primary School was like from have since been rebuilt or plimsoles, and used the 1926, the year the Queen was removed. The school is now local fields for cross country born to the present day. an Academy and has more running. The first We have been lucky enough to classrooms, a nursery, a studio, Broadclyst School football have access to memorabilia a school hall with climbing team was formed in 1932 such as photos, punishment facilities, and a café. and the first netball team books, log books and 1933. Schools were very strict back newsletters, some items dating then, the pupils had harsh Classes were much smaller back as far as 1865! punishments such as a strike ninety years ago. The whole An entry in the school log on the hand if they school sometimes had just book for 12th April 1926, a misbehaved or didn’t focus on thirty-two pupils in attendance week before the Queen’s birth, their school work. Some while the number of pupils lists the teachers working at children were punished for today has now increased to the school, followed by a hand- such misdemeanours as around thirty-two per class!
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The East Exe District of The Unit was closed at Girlguiding members, the start of World War II covering Broadclyst, and the two princesses Westclyst, Pinhoe and were then attached to a Cranbrook, will be holding a Balmoral Unit, but in disco on 10th June, 2016, 1942 the Buckingham giving local Rainbows, Palace company reopened Brownies and Guides the at Windsor and Princess opportunity to join together Elizabeth became Patrol to celebrate the Queen's 90th Leader of the Swallow Patrol. the death of Princess Mary, birthday, bringing together which was formed on 9th and was succeeded by Sophie, In 1943 she joined the Sea girls from different areas and June, while her sister, Princess the Countess of Wessex in Rangers, where she gained her of different age goups . Margaret became a Brownie. 2003. boating permit. She became Princess Elizabeth became the The Royal Family have had a Chief Ranger of the British The highest award in Guiding, Second of Kingfisher Patrol long association with the Empire in 1946 and later the Queen’s Guide Award, was and on 13th December of that Guide movement, with the when she became Queen she created in 1946 and is usually year was enrolled by her aunt, Queen, as Princess Elizabeth, took on the role of Association presented by the President of Princess Mary who had becoming a Girl Guide in Patron. Princess Margaret the Association. become President of the 1937, joining the 1st became the new Association Association as far back as Buckingham Palace Unit President in 1965 following 1920.
Broadclyst Railway Station - 1860 to Today Broadclyst Railway Station the coal yards there. Station, was funded by Devon Clare Ratcliffe was opened in 1860 about a County Council and In 1965 the station was closed mile from the main village of Cranbrook New for goods and in the following Broadclyst. Trains were run Community Partners at a year to foot passengers as a by London and South cost of £5 million. Hourly result of the infamous Western Railways. services run on the existing Beeching report. Exeter to London Waterloo It was mostly used for local In 2006 the station buildings line, providing new links to passenger traffic until 1929 were renovated and are now Exeter, Salisbury and when sidings were added so as offices while the goods yard is Basingstoke. to be able to load goods like Broadclyst used for commercial purposes. locally grown sugar beet, which was transported to the sugar Not far away a new single factory and cattle, and later, in platform station was opened the 60s, three wheeled invalid in December 2015 for foot cars which were made locally. passengers from the new town Coal was delivered to the of Cranbrook. The single station then distributed from platform at Cranbrook Cranbrook Station opens 2015 Cranbrook
Broadclyst Station circa 1900 Broadclyst Station 1964 Broadclyst Station today Page 15 www.broadclyst.org The Broadsheet Summer 2016 Changes to Village Stores and Post Office
After nearly seven years of with a new designated Post Stores as without your owning the Post Office and Office counter, after which the continued support the Village Stores I have seen a old Post Office fortress will be business will not survive. drastic difference in the day removed, leaving more retail The shop itself is also having a to day use of the shop and space. facelift with new flooring, Post Office. Unfortunately with doing this lights, counter, paintwork, This is down to various I am only allowed to have one shelves and freezers. This is comments, good or bad, about factors, the main one being serving counter owing to the the first overhaul it has had in how the shop meets your that the Post Office has lost or number of transactions that a number of years which I'm requirements. changed products that were now go through the Post very excited about as it has sold over the counter to now Office - it's all about the long been my ambition to put I would like to take this being available online. This numbers! I know this may my own ideas into the shop. opportunity to thank you for has had a impact on the sometimes cause longer your continued support and With the new retail space I number of customers coming waiting times but I'm hopeful hope the new changes will be have yet to decide what would into the shop and which now that everyone will be something that we can all work be best to sell, as consumers' leads me on to the next understanding and continue through. choice changes very quickly. I chapter in the Post Office and to use the Post Office and Debbie have toyed with Stores. many ideas but would love to You may have noticed a few hear yours. I will be putting changes around the shop, a comments box out in the the reason for this being shop to welcome any that we are undergoing a thoughts you may have refit. The Post Office will be about this area, together moving into the shop area with any concerns or
Building Stone from Killerton Quarries The land around Stable Block at Killerton. The Killerton house is Chapel at Killerton is built of beautiful woodland, Minette and at Columbjohn parkland and gardens, yet Chapel, Basalts have been tucked away are several used. disused quarries which at A very good example of the one time were worked to Columbjohn Chapel use of Stone from Killerton provide stone for many Quarries in Broadclyst Village buildings on the Killerton million years ago when red hot is the beautifully constructed Estate and outlying Villages. molten rock escaped from wall (seen in the photograph) cracks in the ground and Some of the rocks at Killerton along the east side of School flowed in streams over the were formed about 290 Lane which forms the surrounding land, then the Killerton Chapel boundary wall to a house in solidified to form very Lane. Many houses in hard volcanic rock. Broadclyst have some Killerton Quarry stone The rock is of three incorporated into the different types and building structure or in geologists identify them the boundary walls to the as : Basalt, Minette and properties. Agglomerate. Minette and Basalt has been used Boundary wall in School Lane in the construction of the Killerton Stable Block Peter J. Pepper
Page 16 www.broadclyst.org The Broadsheet Summer 2016 Broadclyst Local History Society Meetings for second half of 2016 JUNE Summer Outing Organised visit to the Guildhall with Guided Tour Details to be arranged JULY Summer Outing Organised visit to Dartmoor Prison Museum Details to be arranged (No Meeting in August) MONDAY 12 SEPTEMBER Taxation and Revolt in Broadclyst A Talk by Dr Todd Gray MONDAY 10 OCTOBER 19thC Killerton Estate Records A Talk by Richard Arthurs MONDAY 14 NOVEMBER The Francis Nicholson Drawings at Killerton A Talk by Denise Malhuish MONDAY 12 DECEMBER Christmas Dinner
All Talks take place in the Green Room, Victory Hall, Broadclyst at 7.30pm. Occasionally, we are allocated the Wiltshier Room. Visits during the summer can be at a different start time. Non-members are welcome to join on payment of £1.50 per talk or visit. System of Meetings – 2nd Monday of every month. Contacts: John Jones, 01392 464577 or Arthur Fowler, 01392 437115 Please keep for reference. If possible please copy this and give to a friend.. Broadclyst Toddler Group
Broadclyst Toddler Group meets every term-time Friday between 10 and 11.30am, at the Pavilions, Broadclyst. We offer a place to play, relax and have a good old sing-song, and that's just for the adults! 0-3 year olds can come along and get creative, meet new friends and find seasonal fun things to do. We organise visits and trips out, including Martinsfield Farm where we get up close to nature in the woods and see how many mini-beasts we can find! The sessions run on a drop-in basis, no need to book. Costing £2 per child, this includes all craft and cooking materials, toddler snack/drink and nice cuppa for the grown-ups. For further details contact Michelle on 07905476790
Broadclyst Sports Hall
The Sports hall may be hired for kids parties Badminton and tennis courts available
Please contact 01392 464676 for further details Many classes available throughout the week plus :
Saturday Mini Tennis 9.00-10.30 a.m. Junior Tennis 10.45-11.45 a.m. Junior Badminton 10.30-1.00 p.m. Junior Judo 9.15-10.15 a.m. Gymnastics 1.15-2.15 p.m. Gymnastics 2.15-3.15 p.m. Adult Basketball 17.30-19.00 p.m. Sunday Archery 10.00 a.m.-12 noon
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At the Council Table Cllr. Henry Gent Report on Council Business February to May
Parish Office term there are various scrutiny. The official “period local roads. Devon County possibilities: we are of electors’ rights”, for viewing Council launched its An issue that has been facing considering building an office the accounts, ends on 13th Community Road Warden the parish council for some on our site at the Sports July, although the information scheme 18 months ago to time has been the need for an Pavilion, on the recreation will remain on the website. enable communities to do a office. The population of our ground in the centre of the wide range of their highway The public are entitled to parish is already bigger than village, but there are other work for themselves, which attend the meetings of the some other places which are possibilities, such as the the County Council can no finance committee, the dates described as a “town” (for Victory Hall, or a site longer afford. and agendas of which are example Bradninch). There is belonging to the National publicised in advance, and The initiative builds on the now outline planning Trust, or perhaps a private may comment and ask schemes already in place for permission for more than property owner in the parish questions at these meetings. public rights of way, and the 2500 more houses in the might have a suitable site that We are mindful that it is you county’s Snow Wardens. It parish, and the extra workload they would be prepared to the parishioners who pay for it enables a Road Warden to act caused by the new make available. We would be all through the “parish as the highways “Champion”, developments has been with prepared to look at a lease or precept” element of the providing support in their us for some time. even purchase of a suitable council tax for each home, local area in accessing highway site. Council Staff although Council will seek information, organising and We are taking on a second Annual Audit additional grant funding carrying out minor work such part time Assistant Clerk, where it is possible to do so. as weed clearance, grass Local Council finances and The band D equivalent cutting, sign cleaning and largely to deal with planning procedures are subject to strict issues focussing on our precept for 2016-17 is about small drainage work. Roger control with two levels of £150 for the year on average Beer, Oliver Goodman and Neighbourhood Plan, and the Audit being carried out new developments in the in Broadclyst (depending on Matt Curwood have received annually. Broadclyst Parish council tax band) the necessary training. Parish and are pleased to have Council’s 2015-16 accounts appointed Alison Marshall. and operating procedures have Road Warden Scheme – Further information and an Alison is the part time clerk at been scrutinised and we are Broadclyst pioneer interview with the Road Thorverton, and is able to pleased to report a clean Audi. Wardens can be viewed on the help Angie with all the In accordance with statutory Broadclyst Parish Council is DCC news centre page responsibilities of a Parish legislation and our own proud to be one of six town https:// Clerk. commitment to transparency, and parish councils in the www.devonnewscentre.info/ County Council’s Community We were able to get an office Council expenditure and community-road-wardens-trial Road Warden scheme up and running in time for income is published along -pothole-repairs/ currently taking part in a trial Alison’s start in the first week with payment schedules, where we are being provided of May with a short term lease governance procedures and with the tools and material to on an office on the Exeter policies on the website where fill minor defects on their Business Park. In the longer it is available for public
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Page 18 www.broadclyst.org The Broadsheet Summer 2016 Superfast Broadband Project Broadband Voucher Scheme Connecting Devon and cover the cost of connecting to scheme offering a variety of broadband connection under Somerset has recently an improved broadband service technology solutions including phase 2 of the CDS programme launched its Voucher Scheme to boost broadband speeds to a fibre to the home, wireless and if their connection is below to provide subsidies to install minimum of 10Mbps. satellite. Discussions are 30Mbps. The procurement alternative broadband underway with other suppliers, process for phase 2 is expected Eligible residents and technology to premises across so it’s possible that even more to conclude in the Autumn of businesses that are in receipt of Devon and Somerset. providers will eventually join 2016. a voucher code can choose to the scheme offering residents Vouchers worth up to £500 are redeem the voucher with one For more information please and businesses even more now available for residents and of the suppliers listed on the see the link below. choice. businesses across the entire Connecting Devon and http:// programme area who Somerset website. Seven Those who benefit from the www.connectingdevonandsom experience broadband speeds broadband suppliers are voucher scheme will still be erset.co.uk/cds-broadband- below 2Mbps. The subsidy will currently registered on the entitled to a superfast voucher-scheme/ Successful Season for Cranbrook F.C Cranbrook F.C. finished their Cranbrook F.C. originally Broadclyst Parish Council, for earned a well earned break, but season on a high yesterday by started as a game of Five-a-side their help financially, when we they'll be up and running again winning the Devon and Exeter at Broadclyst Sports Centre started. I'd also like to thank in July when they start Football League Division 8 two years ago, and has come a the Council for letting us lease preparations for next season. title. long way in a short space of the Pavilions from them; time. The club is run by Jon without their cooperation Jonathan Martin They played Bickleigh reserves Elstone (club secretary) and Cranbrook F.C. in a winner takes all Jon Martin (manager). wouldn't have encounter, and comfortably Jon Martin said "I'm very been able to get won the match 4-1! Goals proud of what the players have off the ground!" from Jamie O'Connor, John achieved this season"! Buckland and 2 from Connor The players and We've all put a massive effort Davies secured the title for "the management into getting the club up and brook" in their first season. team have now running and I'd like to thank Co-operative Free Bus Shopping Service Monday Clyst Honiton Duke of York 10.05 Wednesday Pinhoe Heart of Oak 10.06 (From Topsham) Cranbrook 10.15 (From Exminster) Broadclyst Woodlands 10.15 Broadclyst Co-operative 10.30 Broadclyst Co-operative 10.20 Returns 11.45 Returns 11.45
Tuesday Silverton Square 09.30 Thursday Cranbrook 09.55 (From Stoke Canon) Ellerhayes 09.40 (From Ottery St Mary Broadclyst Co-operative 10.10 Broadclyst 09.55 Returns 12.00 Broadclyst Woodlands 09.56 Broadclyst Co-operative 10.05 (From Fenny Bridges) Cranbrook 11.05 Returns 11.30 Broadclyst Co-operative 11.20 Returns 13.15 Cranbrook 10.55 Broadclyst Co-operative 11.10 Friday Clyst Honiton 09.40
Returns 13.00 (From Lympstone) Cranbrook 09.50 Broadclyst Co-operative 10.05 Wednesday Cranbrook 11.20 Returns 11.20 Broadclyst Co-operative 11.35 Returns 13.10 Page 19 www.broadclyst.org The Broadsheet Summer 2016
BROADCLYST ART SOCIETY
Friday Mornings at 9.30 in the Victory Hall Broadclyst
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The University of the Third Age Val Frood ‘Learn, Laugh and Live’ Looking forward to the return again to The Beehive to For more information ring: summer months, the Honiton welcome local farmer Janet 01404 598008 U3A have a very diverse East who will be giving us an OR visit our Website: http:// program of meetings for their account of her varied and u3asites.org.uk/honiton members and visitors, details amusing experiences running of which are as follows: Yellingham Farm and B&B set in the heart of the East Devon 20th July: We welcome one of countryside. our own members – Stewart Jones - who, in this centenary The Beehive Meetings – Doors year, will be giving a talk on open at 1.30 for a 2pm start. WE COME TO YOU IN OUR CUSTOMISED The Battle of the Somme, at Members Free and visitors The Beehive, Honiton. welcome (suggested donation HEATED MOBILE GROOMING PARLOUR of £2). Warm Water Hydro bath Shampooing Conditioning 17th August: Members Turbo Drying Clipping and Grooming Deodorising celebrate summer with a Don’t forget to check out our Hair De-Shredding Flea Treatment ID Micro Chipping Cream Tea Afternoon. (Ticket website to find out more about YOUR DOG DESERVES IT! only) the many varied interest Call Ian on groups available to our Tel: 01837 880275 Mobile: 07513 271756 21st September: We close our members www.dialadogwashdevoncentral.co.uk summer programme when we Useful Telephone Numbers Devon County Council 0845 1551004 Pinhoe Surgery 01392 469666
East Devon District Council 01395 516551 Pinhoe Surgery Appointments 01392 469668
EDDC out-of-hours emergencies 01395 516854 Clyst Caring Friends (Ann Unwin) 01392 464940
R.D. and E. Hospital 01392 411611 Age U.K. 01392 202092
Medical Non-Emergency (NHS inc Dentist) 111 Citizens Advice Bureau 0844 4994101
Police Non-Emergency 101 Clyst Vale Community College 01392 461407
Crimestoppers 0800 555111 Broadclyst Community Primary School 01392 461288
SWWA 0800 1691144 St. Martins School, Cranbrook 01404 515409
Western Power 0800 365900 Cranbrook Education Campus 01404 823293
Gas Emergency 0800 111999 Broadclyst Sports Centre 01392 464676
EON Heat 0345 302 4312 Younghayes Centre (Bookings) 01404 41719
See the Light 0845 051 1668 Victory Hall (Bookings) 01392 467161
Exeter Bus Station 01392 427711 Rev Mike Partridge (Clyst Mission) 01392 466257
Exeter Airport 01392 367433
Page 21 www.broadclyst.org The Broadsheet Summer 2016 Village Clubs and Societies Broadclyst Broadclyst Broadclyst Broadclyst Allotment Association Archery Club Art Society Bell Ringers Graham Cutting broadclystallotmentassociation@ Broadclyst Sports Hall Freya Dalgleish Glenis Petrilli (Secretary) gmail.com 01392 464676 01392 437741 [email protected] Broadclyst Broadclyst Broadclyst Broadclyst Bowling Club Brownies and Community Farm Cricket Club Guides Steve Higginson Hazel (Brown Owl) Simon Davies Contact 01392 460427 07779 038637 [email protected] www.broadclystcc.co.uk
Broadclyst Broadclyst Local Broadclyst and Broadclyst Short Gardening Club History Society Killerton Tennis Mat Bowls Club Club Mary Stiff John Jones Margaret Simmons Colin Jackson 01404 822338 01392 464577 01392 461050 01392 469409
Broadclyst Broadclyst Broadclyst Broadclyst V.I.P’s Theatre Group Traffic Group Twinning Association Cllr Henry Gent Katie Jones [email protected] Sally Robinson [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 07846 151334 Broadclyst W.I. Broadclyst Youth Cantilena Five-a-Side Club with YMCA Chamber Choir Football
Christina Le’ Fley Angie Hurren Pauline Edwards Broadclyst Sports Hall 01392 881504 07532 286713 01392 461534 01392 464676 Ladies Craft Group Pinhoe Badminton Soccer Stars Toddler Group Club Football
Jean Michelle Bailey Broadclyst Sports Hall Broadclyst Sports Hall c/o Clerk 07532 286713 07905 476790 01392 464676 01392 464676
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Page 22 www.broadclyst.org The Broadsheet Summer 2016 What’s on in the Parish (see www.broadclyst.org for updates) Mondays Broadclyst Local History Society Every 2nd Monday of the month in the Victory Hall Broadclyst For more information contact John Jones (01392) 464577 Broadclyst Library, 3.00-5.00 p.m. Clyst Vale Community College, Station Road Wren Music Weekly during term time 6.30-9.30 p.m. Victory Hall Broadclyst Broadclyst and Killerton Tennis Club 7.00 p.m. Broadclyst Playing Fields (off Woodland Road) on Mondays and Thursdays. For more information contact Margaret on 01392 461050 Helen O’Grady Drama for children 3.45-5.15 p.m. Victory Hall Broadclyst. Weekly during term time Broadclyst Brownies followed by Guides 5.00-9.00 p.m. Pavillions, Holly Close, Broadclyst Contact Brown Owl (Hazel) on 07779 038637 Tae Kwon Do Broadclyst Sports Centre Junior/Adult 7.00-8.00 p.m. Tuesdays Broadclyst Bowling Club The Bowls Green, Sports Pavilion, Holly Close Every Tuesday 6-8 pm, Wednesday 2-4 pm and Thursday 5-7 p.m. For more information contact Steve Higginson on 01392 460427 Devon Racqueteers Badminton 7.00-10.00 p.m. at Broadclyst Leisure Centre. Everyone welcome. Mike Follett (01392) 466711 BINGO 7.45 p.m. Every Tuesday evening at Victory Hall Chatterbox 10.00 a.m. Every 2nd and 4th Tuesday of the month at Broadclyst Parish Church. 50p per cup with a free refill! Wednesdays Little Angels Baby and Toddler Group 9.15-11.15 a.m Every Wednesday at Broadclyst Victory Hall Tae Kwon Do Broadclyst Sports Centre Junior 5.00-6.00 p.m. Junior/Adult 6.00-8.00 p.m. Senior Citizens 2.30-4.30 p.m. Victory Hall, Every 1st Wednesday of the month Broadclyst Library, 3.00 p.m. Clyst Vale Community College, Station Road Youth Club with YMCA 7.00-9.00 p.m. Term time only 11-18 years old. Sports Pavilion, Holly Close. Contact : Angie on 07532 286713 Broadclyst Bowling Club 2.00-4.00 p.m. Beginners coaching available Thursday Broadclyst Short Mat Bowls Club 7.15-10.00 pm Victory Hall, Broadclyst Contact Colin Jackson 01392 469409 Pinhoe Badminton Club 8.00-10.00 p.m. Broadclyst Sports Hall 01392 464676 Casual Trampolining Children 5.30-8.30 p.m. Junior/Adults 8.30-10.00 p.m. Broadclyst Sports Hall 01392 464676 Thursdays Broadclyst Community Cafe Green Room, Victory Hall 9.15 a.m.-Noon Manageress : Danielle Hammond Email : [email protected] Needles and Pins 1.30-4.30 p.m. Victory Hall, Broadclyst Ladies Craft Group 10.00 a.m. Sports Pavilion, off Woodland Road Contact Jean, care of Clerk 07532 286713 W.I. Every 4th Thursday of the month, Victory Hall, Broadclyst Broadclyst Bowling Club 5.00 p.m. - 7.00 p.m.The Bowls Green Sports Pavilion, off Woodland Road Beginners coaching available Thursday Broadclyst Library, 4.00-6.00 p.m. Clyst Vale Community College, Station Road Broadclyst Gardening Club 7.30-9.00 p.m. 2nd Thursday each month, Clyst Caring Day Centre Broadclyst and Killerton Tennis Club 7.00 p.m. Broadclyst Playing Fields (off Woodland Road) For more information contact Margaret on 01392 461050 Five-a-Side League Broadclyst Sports Hall Adult 8.00-10.00 p.m. Cantilena – a four part chamber choir – open to all interested in singing 7.15 p.m. Broadclyst Church. For more information contact Pauline Edwards on (01392) 461534 Fridays Toddler Group 10.00-11.30 a.m.Every Friday morning in the Sports Pavilion, off Woodland Road For all children between 0 and 4 and their ‘grown-up’ helpers. £2.00 per family Contact Michelle on 0790546790 Broadclyst Art Society 9.30 a.m.-12.30 p.m. For more information contact Freya Dalgleish on 01392 437741 Football Skills Junior 5-8 years 5.00-6.00 p.m. Junior 9+ 6.00-7.00 p.m. Sports Centre, Station Road, Exeter Elite Cheerleaders 8.00-10.00 p.m. Broadclyst Leisure Centre Age 14+ No experience necessary Chloe Miller 07854797427 Saturdays Clyst Caring Friends 2nd Saturday every month, 10.30-11.00 am Coffee mornings held at the Clyst Centre Killerton Farmers and Local Produce Market 3rd Saturday in every month. 10.30 a.m.-1.30 p.m. Killerton House Free entry Sundays Broadclyst Cricket Club Every Sunday during the summer, Killerton House. Varying times – check the fixtures list on the club’s website www.broadclystcc.co.uk Broadclyst Archery Club Sports Centre, Station Road, Sunday mornings between 10.00am and 12.00 noon Ages 8+
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Step back into 1953 and make the classic chicken salad for a delicious lunch of Coronation nostalgia
Ingredients Method 2 free range chicken breasts, skin removed 1. Rub the olive oil all over the chicken. Scatter over the 1 tbsp olive oil lemon zest and season with the salt and black pepper. 1 lemon, juice and zest 2. Steam the chicken for 20-25 minutes, or until cooked sea salt and freshly ground black pepper through, then set aside to cool. knob of butter 1 shallot, finely chopped 3. Melt the butter in a frying pan, add the shallot and chilli 1 red chilli, deseeded and finely chopped and fry for five minutes. Stir in the curry powder and cook 2 teaspoons madras curry powder for 2-3 minutes. Stir in the tomato purée and cook for a fur- 2 tbsp tomato purée ther minute. Add the wine and continue to cook until the 100ml/3½fl oz dry white wine volume of the liquid has reduced by half. 100ml/3½fl oz chicken stock 4. Stir in the jam and stock, continue to simmer until the 1 tbsp apricot jam volume of the liquid has reduced by half. Set aside to cool. 150ml/5fl oz mayonnaise 5. Mix the mayonnaise and the crème fraiche in a bowl 75ml/3fl oz crème fraîche until well combined, then stir in the curry dressing. Fold in 1 large mango, peeled, stone removed, flesh diced the mango, spring onions, lemon juice and coriander. 4 spring onions, finely chopped 6. Cut the chicken into bite-sized pieces. Fold this into the 2 tbsp chopped fresh coriander mayonnaise mixture. Season with salt, freshly ground black dash Tabasco sauce pepper and Tabasco to taste. Serve with a green salad, and 50g/2oz flaked almonds (toasted lightly dry frying pan) dress with the toasted almond flakes. green salad leaves, to serve
Articles for the Autumn issue of the Broadsheet must be received no later than Volunteers needed! If some houses in your road or area are not regularly receiving 22nd July, 2016 their copy of The Broadsheet, a kind volunteer is needed from Contributors are respectfully asked to check factual accuracy of articles and advertisements before submitting as your area to deliver them. Broadsheet Editors are unable to accept responsibility for If you could spare the time, please contact : such errors once items are received for publication. The Clerk on 07532 286713 Page 24 www.broadclyst.org