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Parish News 0117 431 0433 Or 07775 8977682 PC Pal Computer Repairs Painter & Decorator - Paul Davidson, SCB SCAFFOLD AND ROOFING Scaffold for External Painting, Wick Interior and exterior property Guttering, Roof Problems, maintenance Stacks, Cleaning Etc For Free No Obligation quotes, 0796 100 7364 or 0117 9605146. please call Martin on Parish News 0117 431 0433 or 07775 8977682 PC Pal Computer Repairs Home or office TOLL HOUSE CLINIC CHIPPING SODBURY www.pcpal.co.uk Wick, Doynton, PHYSIOTHERAPY 0117 369 6900 CHIROPRACTIC, CHIROPODY MASSAGE, REFLEXOLOGY Dyrham and Hinton Roy Preddy Funeral Directors PILATES / YOGA Your 24hr Personal service Tel: 01454 32 22 32 Mangotsfield 956 2834 www.tollhouseclinic.co.uk Kingswood 944 6051 HCPC Registered & Recognised by Health Insurance Companies Sarah’s Sugarcraft Walkie Paws Speciality cakes Dog walking and pet care Wedding, anniversary, birthday etc. services www.sarahssugarcraft.co.uk 07909 337108 0794 016 6979 or 937 4601 Wick Church Room Splash Bathrooms. Available for parties, meetings etc. Complete Tiling and plumbing Ring Jane on 937 3386 services. Bathroom installation specialists. Tel: 07387 948065 Steve Crawford Building Services Plastering, decorating, wall/floor tiling, general building. 0777 563 4547 or 967 9129 Stoves and Sweeps Wychwood Professional chimney sweeping Carpenters/builders, quality, and stove installations. professional and very good rates. Ring Martin Stokes on Over 30 years service. November 2019 0117 279 7764 or 0786 786 1592 Mobile 0797 664 8979 or 303 9023 24 E C Alderwick & Son Ltd Barkers Boarding Kennels Express Windscreen Services Dogs walked in open countryside. Windscreens replaced or repaired. Any Family funeral directors Accessible door to door transport with a Visitors welcomed by appointment. glass replaced and vacuumed after. Serving Bristol since 1945 0772 130 5383 travel card. www.kingswoodct.org.uk 0800 018 4386 Mob 0789 999 8938 or 937 3082 961 6016 Handyman Gareth James Absolutely Feet NO job too small. S T Bishop & Co Ltd M J Crawford Carpentry Services & Foot care, in your own home. 0786 655 8860 6 London Road, Wick Kitchen Fitting Ltd Joanne Nash - Fully insured All types of carpentry. For your garden machinery sales and service Foot Health Professional Local firewood logs Kitchens designed and fitted. Tel: 07881 530600 Email:[email protected] Split and delivered in large or small Small extensions & maintenance www.stbishop.co.uk 937 2285 quantities. www.cliftontreecare.co.uk 0790 992 8413 986 4304 0797 693 5965 or 937 2966 Your local AVON representative Mobile Hairdresser Linda Bryant CURGO BUILD 10 years experience. Clothes, makeup, beauty products, kitchen From foundations to finish Home Cottage Tree Care essentials Professional Building Service Abson, Wick and Doynton All aspects of unisex hairdressing. For tree care needs, including hedge [email protected] Dan:07747695262 Shaun:07770930623 Please phone Tracey on 0795 253 2106 https:/www.avon.uk.com/store/Wick-rep trimming and stump grinding. Email: [email protected] Fully insured [email protected] www.cliftontreecare.co.uk 937 2966 0797 693 Pelos Hair & Beauty Unisex 5965 Tues 8.30am-7.30pm (OAP reduction) BG’s Taxis Weds 8.30am-3.00PM Your local, friendly and reliable service Elly Bane, Florist Thurs 8.30am-7.00pm. Hunter French Estate Agents, Bath Fri 8.30am –6.00pm Sat 8.00am-4.00pm Please call Barry or Gail on Weddings, marquees, functions, 0117 9090614 or 07786 620455. Village property specialists 303 9201 Credit cards accepted. parties Offering a professional, friendly service Wheelchair Access Email: [email protected] 937 2966 01225 444 454 Pauls Wheelchair taxi Local Driver www.elly-bane.co.uk 0785 540 9179 JE Plastering, Decorating & Property Any Size Wheelchair Creative Interiors Maintenance Services 07803354345 Curtains and blinds Based in Wick [email protected] Edgecombe Garage, Abson 07880 905541 07387 948065 all made to measure MOTs, servicing, welding and repairs to Pro Floor Worx all makes. www.creative-int.co.uk 910 9627 Jefferies Joinery Flooring and carpet specialist. Free, no 937 2496 Wick, Bristol obligation, quotes Carpentry, purpose-made joinery and Call Martin on 0117 431 0433 or furniture. 07775 897682 Dyrham & Hinton Village Hall Doynton Village Hall 937 2206 Suzanne Carten on 07986 636611 Available to hire Pilates Class Beginners/Intermediates Hall bookings via: [email protected] Jim Sobey Services Strengthen your core, breathe and de-stress! [email protected] PVCu maintenance products. Carpentry, Tuesdays, Wick Village Hall, 7,45-8.45 www.DYRHAMANDHINTON.COM roofs, windows, doors and conservatories. 07578368702 [email protected] 2 Anything considered. 23 www.ninataylorfitness 940 5763 ROTAS FOR NOVEMBER 2019 Thinking, remembering… WICK CHURCH SIDESMEN For me November is a very thoughtful month, full of 3rd J Brookman J Barnard 10th P Russell P Milton the word “remember”. We begin with the rhyme 17th J & C Bailey 24th S Butt E Thomas “Remember, remember the fifth of November, 1st Dec A & J Hewett Gunpowder, treason and plot.” I just hope this year nobody creates too big a bang! Some fireworks are WICK CHURCH FLOWERS rather loud but these days, I prefer the coloured ones. 2nd-9th Mrs Matthews (Remembrance) 16/23rd Mrs Crossley Then only a week later we remember the fallen of two 30th/7th Mrs Milton World Wars, and all conflicts since, on Remembrance WICK CHURCH CLEANING Sunday and Remembrance Day. 2nd Mrs Lawrence 9th Mrs Russell 16th Mrs Hewett 23rd Mrs Burgess With all the significant anniversaries coming into date the 30th Mrs Higgs 7th Dec Mrs Butt local memories and links are all there to remember, those who gave their all. DOYNTON CHURCH SIDESMEN I am also given to remember this is a time of year when it gets cold, 3rd G Copping 17th D Vaudrey dark and often rather wet and that I should remember my 24th P Rees Dec 1st E Crew neighbours who feel the cold more and perhaps ensure they are ok. Not everyone has a nice log fire. DOYNTON CHURCH FLOWERS 3rd Diane Ashman 10th/17th Elsie Fishlock The time of year also reminds me as we have put our clocks back 24th Jenny Bartram Dec 1st Wendy Cashmore (who was late for church or work!) that autumn is now fully on us and the leaves are changing and dropping to the floor. To me this reminds me of how sometimes we need to literally take a leaf out of our visible world and remember that there perhaps comes a time to let go of what has been and rest until the new beauty becomes clear. Benefice Contacts May I end by hoping that as we enjoy this time of change in our VICAR Rev Tim Bell 9373581 weather and the trees around us, that we remember the people Wick Colin Bailey 07990507259 around us and perhaps change how often we think of or pray for Deputy Warden [email protected] others. Doynton Warden Mr N Hewitt 9373412 Dyrham Warden Mr P Highway 07753986430 When I remember I often start with “Dear God, I was thinking of…..” [email protected] Wick URC Rev James Jang 9323388 Enjoy your November. Mrs M Williams 9372508 Wick Benefice www.wickbenefice.net Rob Stewart 22 3 Doynton Parish Pump How good to see the Cross House Inn up and running once more! Your correspondent has already sampled the delicious cuisine and was glad to see many people from the village at neighbouring tables. Support your village pub! (Ed: We’ve been in too - lunches are delicious!) The autumn quiz to raise funds for the playing field will be held on Saturday November 23rd in the village hall. The cost is £12 per team of four. Larger teams can participate but, if they win, they will not be eligible for a prize. Please arrive for 7.30 p.m. for a prompt start at 8 p.m. The quiz-setters for the event live in the village and their identity will be revealed on the night! For further information please contact Mark Pitman (tel. 937 2583), Jane Stewart (937 3299) or Martin James (937 2287). Doynton village hall improvements: the hall will be closed on November 4th –22nd while the car park is extended and resurfaced. Access to the Thursday morning post office will be via the neighbouring driveway. The market on November 16th will be held in Holy Trinity church. Hall hire fees will go up from 1 January to £10/hour on weekdays and £12/hour at weekends. Special rates will continue to apply for regular village bookings. For more information, contact the hall chairman, Mike Blacker, tel. 0117 937 3172. WI news: At the October meeting, Paul Evans amused the audience with stories and poems about life, with many coming from the people and places of his adopted home, Wickwar. Next month’s meeting, on Wednesday November 13th , 7.30 p.m., will be held in Wick Chapel because of the works in Doynton village hall. The Annual General Meeting (nominations for the WI committee welcome!) will be followed by “Swishing” – bring and swap your unwanted clothes and create a new look for winter at zero cost! All welcome. 4 21 Holy Trinity Church, Doynton Service of Light Advent Celebration Sunday 1st December 2019 at 6:30pm “Come along and join us for this special Advent service” Followed by sherry, mince pies and sausage rolls Summers Field Community Orchard: The new oak information board near the entrance was made by Steve at Evoak in Dyrham, ably installed by James Hughes and John Bartram, and funded by a grant from Tesco – our thanks to all of them. Sadly, the cream tea at the end of September had to be cancelled owing to the inclement autumn weather. We will try again in the spring. Dates for your diary (also at www.doyntonvillage.org) Saturdays November 2nd (village hall), 16th (church) and 30th (hall): Doynton Village Market.
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