Issue 302 November 2014
Valley Park Community Association Community Centre, Pilgrims Close Valley Park, Chandlers Ford SO53 4ST Tel: 02380 266593
Valley Park Community Association Registered Charity No 900526
Chairman: Val Boden
To contact the Editor (John Barton), please email to:—
The Voice Online http://valleyparkcommunitycentre.wordpress.com 1 What is the Valley Park Community Association? It is a charity which exists to promote the interests of the residents of Valley Park.Its overall aim is to improve the quality of life by bringing together residents, the local authorities, voluntary and other organisations in a common effort to ensure that educational, welfare and leisure facilities are available.
How to join the Community Association Fill in the member application form at the back of this newsletter. The cost is only £3 per year per household. Renewal of subscriptions is on 1st January each year. Payment (only by cheque) of can be made at the Community Centre office each weekday morning between 10am and 12 noon (school term time only) or by post. Why join the Community Association Concessionary rates to hire facilities at the Community Centre. Photocopying facilities at low rates. Hire Charges for the Community Centre (from 1st Jan. 2014) Telephone the office on 02380 266593 (24 hour answering service) or call in during any weekday morning between 10am and 12 noon (school term time only) MAIN HALL Non-Private Functions Per Hour Childrens Parties up to age 11yrs Per Hour Regular Users:- Members of VPCA £8.00 Associate Members of £7.00 Residents of Valley Park £10.00 VPCA (non-profit making) Non-Residents of Valley Park £23
Members of VPCA £7.00 Non-Members of VPCA as agreed Other Private functions including Christening:- Occasional Users:- Members of VPCA £11.00 Associate Members of £10.00 Other Residents of Valley Park £13.00 VPCA (non-profit making) Non-Residents of Valley Park £25 Residents of Valley Park £12.00 Non-Residents of V.P. £25 Minimum Hire Periods :- 3 hours Minimum Hire Periods :- 2 hours (Includes preparation and tidy up time) Committee Rooms 1 & 2 (Min. Hire Period :- 2 hours) ROOM 1 ROOM 2 All members of VPCA (non-profit making) £5.00 per hr. £4.00 per hr. Other residents of Valley Park & Groups (non-profit making) £6.00 per hr. £5.00 per hr. Non-Residents of Valley Park £9.00 per hr. £8.00 per hr. Hours of Hiring :- 8am to 11pm Monday to Saturday*; and 8am to 7pm Sundays * except Wednesdays and Fridays 4.30pm to 6.30pm for cleaning All bookings are subject to the full Conditions of Hire. Advertising Rates for the Valley Park Voice To advertise (subject to availability); email the editor at [email protected] or telephone 02380 263956 Full-page adverts are normally restricted to a one off basis. Size Residents of V.P. Non-Residents of V.P. 1/6 of a page (6 cm square) £10 per issue £12 per issue 1/3 of a page (12.85cm wide*6cm high) £20 per issue £24 per issue Half-page (12.85 cm wide * 9 cm high) £22.50 per issue £28.50 per issue Full-page (12.85 cm wide *18 cm high) £44 per issue £56 per issue
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VOICE CONTENTS Editor’s Voice
Letters etc. 4 to 7 Welcome to the November edition of the Call 999 or 101 8 VP Voice. Endeavouring as usual to Autumn Fayre 9 spread news, views and events from St Francis School 10, 11 Parish Council 12 around our area. VPCA 13 Christmas Shopping 14 Well, November is here again, the clocks Vet 15 have gone back, darker evenings, colder Christmas Fayre 16,17 weather and the run up to Christmas has Music 18 begun. Cleveland Bay 19 Red Cross News 20 Guy Fawkes night on November 5th is NB WI 21 celebrated with bonfires and fireworks. Events Diary 24 For many it is an excuse to have another party but sometimes we also remember Also included in the the history of the Gunpowder Plot centre: Many different organisations have adverts in this months Voice which offers a wide choice where to go and get that special Chrysalis Christmas present.
St Francis Church On the subject of good news, the Magazine shoppers car park in front of the Tesco shop has at long last had a makeover with
Articles, letters etc. are the major faults rectified. The parking positions now have nice clear lines always welcome and any defining them. items for the next issue, should be sent/delivered to The Voice will be back again in the Community Centre December. office (Pilgrims Close) before the 15th November Please do not forget that the magazine or send an email to :- covers December and January, so any [email protected] January event that you would like advertised Advertisers should contact should be sent in the editor by email, as November. above or telephone on 02380 263956 (office hours) John, (editor) Note. The next issue is :- December 2014
3 LETTERS ETC.
Damage to vehicles using Tesco car park in Valley Park.
I had a tyre damaged at the beginning of August by the very large pothole at the entrance to the Tesco car park. I reported this to the store managers and filled in a damage report form which was sent to Tesco customer relations. I have since received numerous very apologetic emails and phone calls but nothing has yet been done to compensate me for the £70 which I had to spend on a new tyre in order to get my car through its MOT.
If anyone else has had a similar experience I would urge them to contact Tesco customer relations as soon as possible as at long last the car park has been rectified.
Mr R Strong "RESPONSE TO PARKING"
The solution is simple and so obvious. The local planning office should not allow any office buildings to be used unless they have a car park with enough spaces for the number of desks they have. Simple. Nothing complicated. Likewise, any flats/apartments being built should only get planning permission if they have car parking bays for all of the persons in the flats.
Another Valley Park Resident LETTERS RELATING TO CHRYSALIS ARTICLES The Valley Park Community Association would like to notify residents that we are unable to print any letters/comments relating to articles in the Chrysalis. The Chrysalis is the domain of St Francis Church and is produced by the church independently from the VP Voice. This notification has come about following feedback to the VPCA from a recent Chrysalis article.
The Rev Peter Hutchinson (St Francis Church) is more than willing to discuss any comments/criticism/disagreements with any resident personally if they would like to contact him through the Church office.
The views expressed in this newsletter are not necessarily those of the editor or the Valley Park Community Association.
Anonymous correspondence cannot be published. Letters can be published under a pseudonym provided the name and address is disclosed to the editor.
4 LETTERS
RATS
Below is a reply from the TVBC Pest Control Service following concerns by one Valley Park resident which may be of interest to other residents.
“We are aware of the current issue regarding the increase in rats in Valley Park and have carried out intensive investigations in and around areas which have been reported to the Council and have undertaken treatments where it is safe to do so. These investigations have so far provided little evidence of where the rats are actually harbouring. In order for rats to stay in an area they require food, shelter and water. They will travel quite a distance in order to find a food source which is why they are being seen running along footpaths and gardens. We cannot just place bait boxes all over Valley Park in order to ascertain where the source is due to regulations concerning baiting close to a water source and the possibility of poisoning non-target species which includes domestic pets. Furthermore all boxes which contain poison has to be clearly marked which can then make them a target for tampering which again could endanger not only domestic pets but also the public.
To date we have carried out 8 hours of investigation in Valley Park and also undertaken a leaflet drop to residents on how to prevent a possible rodent infestation in the gardens and homes in the areas where the highest number of sightings has been. We are about to commence Phase 1 of test baiting in those areas also. Test baiting is the placing of non-toxic blocks into locked plastic bait boxes which, if tampered with, is harmless. These boxes are then inspected approx. 14 days later and if any rat or mouse droppings are found in the box then we will commence treatment using rodenticides in areas where they can be safely placed.
If this testing reveals no evidence of rodents we will then move to Phase 2 which will cover further areas of Valley Park.
As you can see, we are continuing to try to resolve the current issue within Valley Park. In addition to the above, one of my Pest Control Officers will be undertaking a joint visit with an Eastleigh Borough Council Pest Control Officer onWednesday (8th October) to ascertain whether the source is in fact on EBC land rather than TVBC.
I hope that the above answers your concerns.”
Yours sincerely Penny Nicholas, Senior Business Support Officer Housing & Environmental Health
5 LETTERS ETC.
LIVING IN VALLEY PARK Ref: Letter “Valley Park; best place to live.” Valley Park is the latest of estates we have lived on, this one for 10 years now. This one sadly has suffered the same fate as all as all the others. The pressures for housing in the first place and the greed of builders to maximise profit leave very little room for change by enlargement of house size.
However infilling and removal by adaption of garage facilities goes on distorting the original designs of the houses; because residents see a cost benefit of doing so rather than move. Invariably they do move eventually anyway leaving the estate ugly and distorted, always expecting their “improvements” to have added value of course.
Added to this the planners do not allow enough parking of residents cars because this reduces profit. So over time we have now on average one resident, one car. Where do they put them? Why of course right by the house, by digging up grass areas which had softened the look of the original estate, imposing bleak block paving forecourt, again distorting the original design and reducing soak away areas for rainfall. Let no one be surprised at future flooding because of climate change.
Some residents in the more favoured parts of Valley Park may still feel immune from these distortions, while others are living in a car park. Even at night a “van city”. These things come about because of pressures on our society and the need to travel to work. The estate suffers from poor bus services, compared to say Romsey. Even though we are all in test Valley and similar subsidies should apply. Sorry to sound negative but that’s the way we feel. Looking into the next decade we will have noisy pilotless drones dropping “home shopping” into our back gardens from the air, so we have seen nothing yet. I suppose we will get use to these changes and sadly we will have no” voice” but on this letter page. Observer of estate developments Name & address supplied .
The Community Association hope that you support the advertisers in the Voice, but it cannot be responsible for the quality of work or the service given by the advertisers.
It is always a matter between the two parties concerned. 6 ON THE INTERNET
LOOKING AT THE PAST This year much attention has been devoted to the events of 100 years ago particularly to World War One.
If you are also interested in geography and landscapes of times past then a new online service could help.
Detailed Ordnance Survey maps that offer a glimpse into how areas looked are now available online from the National Library of Scotland (NLS) website. This is as a result of a programme that has digitised historic maps across the UK. The maps covering the whole country were surveyed twice covering periods from 1842 – 1893 and 1891 – 1914. Since then the 1914 maps have been updated to cover the changes up to the 1940’s.
They can be searched in a number of different ways, place names, street names, postcodes or grid references. The website address is maps.nls.uk/os/6inch_england_and_wales.
See how an area that you lived in or know has changed over time to how it has become the place it is today.
VPCA ON THE INTERNET http://valleyparkcommunitycentre.wordpress.com
It is now possible to obtain some general information about the Community Centre and also view a copy of the Valley Park Voice. Some residents have friends or family who live outside of our area and may wish to catch up with what is happening in Valley Park. Previous copies of the VP Voice will also be available to view.
Booking forms are available to download but to find out availability it is necessary to contact the community centre office either in person or by telephone.
This new arrangement is not intended, nor do we wish it to, replace the personal contact but to enhance the service to the community.
Use the following to access the site http://valleyparkcommunitycentre.wordpress.com
The views expressed in this newsletter are not necessarily those of the editor or the Valley Park Community Association.
7 CALL 999 or 101
Your local Safer Neighbourhood Team need to know about crimes happening in your area and any concerns you may have
Use 101 to report anti-social behaviour to the police.
Call us immediately if you have concerns, day or night.
The police may not be able to respond straight away but reports help us gather intelligence for repeated occurrences.
When you make a report to us, your personal details are kept confidential and will not be disclosed to others.
The police control centre has a specialist dedicated team (Community Focus Team) to handle and coordinate reports of anti- social behaviour.
Call 999 if A crime is in progress and suspects are in the area Someone is in danger or put in fear for their personal safety If there is a risk to property, either being stolen or damaged
Call 101 if Anti-social behaviour is happening or has happened A crime has happened You want to speak to a police officer or member of police staff You want advice or information
Your local Police Team can only deal with issues in the neighbourhood if we are made aware they are happening.
Email your local officers at eastleigh.snt.western@hampshire.pnn.co.uk with general enquires/concerns that you wish to raise or discuss.
8 LOCAL EVENT
9 ST FRANCIS SCHOOL NEWS
The weather is on the turn and as the evenings draw in we have been very busy in school. We would like to share what we have been doing with you.
Year 5 children have just returned from their residential week on the Isle of Wight Cross Country League at Little Canada. The children developed Children in KS2 have been taking their team working skills and took part in the Toynbee School Sport responsibility for their own things! One of the Partnership Cross Country League. highlights this year was the Matrix problem Meeting at Fleming Park the league solving and the very muddy sensory trail. takes place over three evenings. The top Y6 boys and girls will be invited to run at the U13 Eastleigh and Winchester District Trial to be held later in the year.
For our Harvest Assembly the children brought tins of food into school and these were taken to The Eastleigh Basics Bank for distribution within Eastleigh. We Thankfully the weather was lovely and asked the children their thoughts everyone had a fantastic time, learning new about Harvest Festival and one child skills such as quad biking, archery, abseiling, said “It reminds us of all the good orienteering, rock climbing and so much things God give us” and another Y4 more, taking part in exciting team activities child said “harvest festival makes us including wacky races, singing around a want to share these things with campfire and eating toasted marshmallows people who are not so fortunate as as well. us”
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10 ST FRANCIS SCHOOL NEWS Contd.
Parents Getting Involved!! The St Francis School Association have been exceptionally busy this half term. They started with a highly successful new venture, a Pamper Night where adults could have a treatment, browse the stalls and wind down with other parents
The Autumn Film Night was on the 17 October which was well attended by children of all years.
There is to be a 2nd hand clothing sale on 7 November. Everyone is welcome including September 2015 parents!
We are getting ready for the SFSA Winter Fayre, to be held on 29 November. Please check our website or look out for signs displayed locally for details. Everyone is welcome and we look forward to seeing you there.
Allotment One of the requirements of the new An Invitation to visit Our School National Curriculum which began in Is your child starting school in September 2015? We would love September is that children should know the opportunity to show you round where food comes from, as well as our school. cooking a variety of foods. One of the ways we are meeting this challenge at St Venue St Francis CE Primary Francis is to start a school allotment in School order to increase children’s Date Any day that suits understanding of where food comes from At St Francis we like to meet and to encourage them to eat more parents and children healthily. The allotment will enable our individually so that each children to become actively involved in family has a personal their outdoor surroundings. In September introduction to the school. we had a Grounds Day to set up our allotment. A fantastic group of parents, RSVP St Francis CE Primary School children, staff and governors all helped. 02380 271178 The bacon sandwiches were a bonus! stfrancisceprimary.co.uk Many thanks to those who helped on the day. [email protected]
Applications open 1 November 2014. Deadline 15 January 2015. www.hants.gov.uk/admissions
11 VALLEY PARK PARISH COUNCIL
The Valley Park Parish Council meetings are usually held on the 2nd Monday of every month (except August and January) at the Knightwood Leisure Centre at 7.30pm. The next is on Monday 10th November 2014.
The Clerk is Mr Andrew Purr; if you wish to contact him then please email if possible. Email ~ [email protected] If your enquiry is more urgent, day-time telephone number 80 695277. You can also write to him at 6 West Horton Lane, Eastleigh, SO50 8LR
The Parish Council have a web site which contains details of the councils work, minutes of meetings and a full list of the councillors and their contact details. Visit www.valleyparkparish.org
FRIENDS OF THE PARKS
In October Friends of the Parks were back in Clothiers coppice finishing off some of the coppice cutting started last month and removing tree guards from Hazel that we planted in March 2008. These trees have become well established and large enough to have the guards removed and not become susceptible to significant damage from deer grazing.
On 23rd November we will be planting a selection of apple and pear trees for our 5th Community Orchard which will be by the Collins Close playground. Meet at 10.00am by the playground.
Our festive task will be on 14th December when we will be removing tree guards and generally tidying up the planting in the vicinity of Sandringham Close open space.
All are welcome to attend the above events at which all tools, gloves, training and refreshments will be provided.
If you wish to know more about the Friends of The Parks Please contact:
Steve White: Tel 8026 3204 (eve) or
www.facebook.com/groups/FriendsOfTheParks/
The views expressed in this newsletter are not necessarily those of the editor or the Valley Park Community Association.
12 MISC.
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VALLEY PARK COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING
THURSDAY 27th NOVEMBER
7.00pm for a 7.30pm prompt start in the Community Centre, Pilgrims Close
ALL / ONLY VPCA MEMBERS ARE WELCOME TO ATTEND
Drinks and Refreshments are provided
Come and support the hard working voluntary committee
13 CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
ROMSEY CHARITIES CHRISTMAS FAIR
Eighteen national and local charities all have a table at the fair selling gifts – cards, Christmas gifts, toys, bottle stall and many other items.
It is on Saturday November 15th in Crosfield Hall, Romsey, from 10.00 am to 3.00 pm to be opened by the Mayor of Test Valley.
Admission free.
Any charity that would like to join us next year please contact Wendy on 02380 730843 for further details. It is sponsored by Test Valley Borough Council and Romsey Town Council.
During the evening there will be a charity quiz at 7.30 pm. Tickets are £10 including a fish and chip supper. For tickets and further details phone 01794 517310.
14 AUTUMN AWARENESS FROM YOUR VET
The shorter, cooler days herald the onset of autumn and as we mourn the loss of another summer – here are some tips to keep your pet safe and disease free at this time of the year
Autumn is a busy time for parasites! Fleas are still very much a problem, so keep up to date with anti- parasitic treatments. Autumn is also the peak time for ticks! Ticks live in long grass and woodland areas and attach themselves to passing pets. Grooming your dog after a walk enables you to remove them before they attach. At the same time you can check for grass seeds stuck in the coat which can otherwise penetrate the skin and work their way in, causing pain and infection.
Harvest mites are another problem seen in the late summer and autumn months. The mites live in long grass and swarm onto passing pets, where they typically congregate on the face, ears and feet. They appear as bright orange dots and are usually a cause of great irritation.
There are risks in the garden too – don’t let your pets have access to fallen fruits, acorns or conkers, as these can all cause digestive upsets. Also try to stop your dog eating slugs and snails in the garden, since these can spread the lungworm Angiostrongylus vasorum.
PleIt is always advisable to keep pets indoors on firework night and this is especially important for those pets that are phobic about noise. These pets may benefit from medication to reduce anxiety. Habituation to loud noises over a long period of time can also be helpful. Please contact us if you would like to discuss these options in further detail. Please contact us if you would like a worming and flea control regime for your pet.
Autumn aches: Finally bear in mind that the cooler weather may unmask arthritic disease and joint stiffness, so keep an eye on your pet’s mobility and comfort. It’s also a good idea to keep an eye on your pet’s weight, since it’s all too easy for pets to gain a few extra pounds during the autumn and winter months. If you are at all concerned, please book your pet in for a check up.
Patrick Bullen BVSc MRCVS, Principal, The Village Veterinary Centre
Tel: 023 8026 8001 /villageveterinarycentre
@VillageVets www.village-vets.co.uk
15 ST FRANCIS SCHOOL EVENT
16 KNIGHTWOOD SCHOOL EVENT
17 MUSIC
CARMINA BURANA WITH SOUTHAMPTON CHORAL SOCIETY AND SOUTHAMPTON YOUTH ORCHESTRA 15 NOVEMBER 2014
If you would like an evening of excitement and fun, come and hear Southampton Choral Society perform Carl Orff’s famous Carmina Burana at the Central Hall, Southampton, on Saturday 15th November at 7.30 p.m.
The expressive sequences in the piece cannot fail to be entertaining, and will be enhanced by soloists Susan Yarnall, soprano, Jon English, tenor and Robert Rice, baritone. The work will be accompanied by the popular Southampton Youth Orchestra and will be conducted by Peter Gambie in partnership with Jane Higgins.
Other music in the programme will include extracts from Sacred Choruses by Tchaikovsky, with exotic harmonies guaranteed to set the spine tingling and the totally haunting and evocative Totus Tuus by Gorecki. Southampton Youth Orchestra, whose players are drawn from only the very best young musicians the area can offer, will demonstrate their versatility with several pieces such as the Intermezzo from Caravliera Rusticana by Mascagni and music by Mussorgsky.
For tickets please contact Southampton Choral Society on 0238 0332 467 or visit website www.southamptonchoralsociety.org.uk
Note for your diary: Carols with the Band – Saturday, 6 December, Southampton Choral Society will be singing with the Royal Marines Concert Band again this year at Central Hall Southampton, tickets on sale shortly, please see website.
BRENDONCARE KNIGHTWOOD
Sunday Fun Day Sunday 23rd November 3pm – 5pm
A community fun day comprising of stalls, games, raffle, refreshments and entertainment. Open to all.
18 CHRISTMAS AT THE CLEVELAND BAY
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See website for full details of all the Christmas and New Year events at The Cleveland Bay. www.theclevelandbay.co.uk Call us now on: (023) 8026 9814 or email: [email protected]
19 RED CROSS NEWS
North Baddesley Medical Loan Service: This is located at the North Baddesley Health Centre (Room 7), Fleming Avenue, North Baddesley and is open each weekday morning from 10am - 12 noon. Tel: 023 80743405.
Fundraising Shop at North Baddesley (behind village hall). Open Monday, Tuesday, Thursday and Friday 10am to 4pm Third Saturday in month (except December) 10am to 3pm Open at other times on request Tel: 023 80735089 or 80730843
Good quality Items are always required. Clean Clothing, CD’s//DVDs, Toys & Ornaments, Household Linen, Books & Bric-a-Brac, Cutlery & Glassware. Also tissue paper, clear plastic bags (not supermarket), postage stamps, spectacles and their cases, mobile phones. No electrical goods - Special offers on every month.
Emergency number for all of the above: 07790 670840
Volunteers Urgently Needed Are you good at organising things? If you like rummaging for bargains and enjoy chatting to people, you will fit in perfectly as a volunteer in our fundraising shop at the rear of North Baddesley Village Hall(A27). Please contact Wendy on 02380 730843 or email [email protected] or call at shop on Thursday or Friday(between 10 am and 4 pm).
Mobility Aids Volunteers are needed at our Mobility Aids Centre at North Baddesley Health Centre Monday to Friday 10.00 am to 12 noon. Full training given. Please contact 02380 743405 or Wendy on 02380 730843 after 5.00 pm. The service is very important for the local community – without volunteers this service will be greatly reduced.
The Difference We Made During 2013 32,394 – the number of young people who gained awareness in humanitarian education and first aid skills 2,593 – the number of people who learnt life-saving first aid through the Red Cross near you 462 – the number of people given practical help, advice and comfort by the Red Cross after a fire, flood or other emergency 23,667 – the number of people supported after an accident or illness, given them confidence to continue their daily lives independently
20 NORTH BADDESLEY WI
NORTH BADDESLEY WOMEN’S INSTITUTE
The North Baddesley WI meets in the village hall (A27) on the 2nd Tuesday in each month at 1.45pm for 2pm.
Programme:
11th November : Village Life in the 40's and 50's John Pitman
9th December : Christmas Music and Entertainment Quiz John Sherbourne
13th January : If I Only Knew Then – Years as a Prisoner The Reality John Bowers
Other activities which you can take part in during the month include: Darts, Scrabble, Walks, Cinema, Craft, Fun Quiz, Theatre Visits, Play Reading, Book Group, Cycling and Swimming.
For further information and enquiries: Mrs Jean Percival – President Tel: 01794 522285 or www.hampshirewi.org
21 22 23 LOCAL EVENTS DIARY
Places to go, things to see etc.
NATIVITY REMEMBRANCE SUNDAY (17th December) (Sun.5th November) Mulberry Pre-School St Francis Church and Others
CHRISTMAS FAYRE CHRISTMAS FAYRE (Sunday 30th November) (Saturday 6th December) Mulberry Pre-School Knightwood Primary School
AGM Valley Park Community Ass. CHRISTMAS MARKET (27th November) (Sat 8th November) Valley Park Community Centre Methodist Church Hall, Winchester Rd
CHRISTMAS FAYRE CHRISTMAS MARKET (Saturday 29th November) (Friday 21st November) St Francis School, Toynbee School, Bodycoats Road
ROMSEY CHARITIES CHRISTMAS WONDERLAND SHOW CHRISTMAS FAIR (Saturday 29th November) (Saturday 15th November) The Cleveland Bay Crosfield Hall, Romsey, Pilgrim Close
CHRISTMAS MARKET The 41st annual Joint Chandlers Ford Joint Charities Christmas Market will be held on Saturday 8th November from 9.30am – 12noon at the Methodist Church Hall, Winchester Road, SO53 2GJ.
There will be 13 charities (British Heart Foundation, CLIMB, Cystic Fibrosis, Jubilee Sailing Trust, Leukaemia & Lymphoma Research, Eastleigh and Romsey Mencap Society, Muscular Dystrophy Group, Myaware, Philippine Community Fund, Rainbow Centre, RNLI, RSPB, and SSAFA) selling their Christmas cards and other goods, plus a cake stall and a grand raffle supported by over 60 local businesses.
Do come and support this very worthwhile event.
COPIES of the VOICE and the BADDESLEY BEADLE If you find that you did not receive a copy of the Voice through your door then call at the Community Centre. Spare copies are normally available a in the foyer rack whenever the centre is open. The Baddesley Beadle is also available from the same source 24 AFTER SCHOOL CHILDCARE REQUIRED
From Sherborne House School (Lakewood Road, Chandlers Ford) On Monday, Thursday, Friday From January 2015 Hours required 1530-1830
We are looking for a reliable person to help us with after school childcare for our 2 boys (aged 3,5) on days. I am at work as a medical doctor. Our boys are both very well behaved and would very much like a caring person to spend time together after school. We live in Bassett, Southampton, hence driving skills essential.
Please do not hesitate to contact me for further details if interested. 07707 66 94 96 Marianna
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28 SPECIAL EVENTS AT THE CLEVELAND BAY
Pilgrims Close VALLEY PARK
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Thursdays 7-8pm All Saints Church Hall, North Baddesley, SO52 9EQ
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07773157223 or [email protected] or see www.emmalovellyoga.co.uk
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inspiring potential Academy Kindergarten of Dance & Nursery Classes for Beginners to Advanced Children aged 3m~5years For Children, Students and Adults Qualified Teachers in Hedge End, Pre-school Education Chandlers Ford, & Chilworth
Professional & Friendly R.A.D. Ballet, I,S.T.D. Ballet Term Times & Part Days Modern, Tap, Jazz Vouchers Accepted Principal: Sally Johnson Hocombe Road, Chandlers Ford, R.A.D. Registered Teacher DIP. RBS. A.R.A.D., AISTD
Nursery: 023 8027 5723 Tel: 023 8025 5415 Kindergarten: 023 8027 4775 32 Contact and living arrangements for your children.
Division of property, assets and pensions
Save on large legal bills.
Evening and Weekend appts
01794 524395
www.arenamediation.co.uk
The Valley Park Computer Man The local specialist for all your home computing needs Help and advice at an affordable price From choosing, buying and setting up your computer to solving problems with e-mail, broadband, wireless etc Free initial consultation Low, fixed fee for all work No fix, no fee - guaranteed
Phone: 0784 7384207 E-mail: [email protected] http://www.thecomputer-man.blogspot.com 33 TRUDIE TIMBY Chandlers Ford M.S.S.CH M.B.CH. A Chiropody Clinic
Qualified Visiting Chiropodist Tricia Atterbury SRCh MChS By Appointment State Registered Podiatrist
Tel: 023 8026 2614 20 Velmore Road Chandlers Ford Eastleigh Debra Dicks - SRCh MChS State Registered Podiatrist SO53 3HE Tel: 023 8026 2614 REGISTERED WITH THE HEALTH PROFESSIONS COUNCIL 26 The Precinct, Winchester Rd 02380 261558 Chandlers Ford, SO53 2GA
EASTLEIGH CHIROPRACTIC CENTRE Sarah J Moore Robin J Cole B.Sc.(Hons.) M.Sc.(Chiro.) D.C. Kamila Przekop and Associates 52 Leigh Road, Eastleigh, Hampshire SO50 9DT Telephone: (023) 80616069 Registered Osteopaths Also at Wellow Fitness Centre & Golf Club Telephone: (01794) 323322 Opening Hours Chandlers Ford Chiropody Clinic Monday—Friday: 0900—1900 26 The Precinct, Winchester Rd Saturday mornings
Your Health is Our Aim Appointments available Joint manipulation, Mobilisation, Neuromuscular Mon, Weds, Thurs stretching, Dry needling and massage to help a wide variety of aches, Pain & dysfunctional injuries. 023 80265055 X-ray Facilities Available Sports and Therapeutic Massage Appts. at other times in Winchester Members of the British Chiropractic Association. G.C.C. Registered
Debbie Britton Beauty Business Qualified Therapist - BABTAC Registered with 22 years Beauty Experience Dermalogica Waxing Facials (Brazilian Waxing) Electrolysis Eyelash and Red Vein Skin Tag Eyebrow Tinting Removal EL Perming Hot Stone Massage Manicures Aromatherapy and Pedicures Remedial Massage Special Occasion Hopi Ear Candle Make up Treatments by Discounts for under appointment Only 16’s and O.A.P.s Tel: 02380 255774 Mob: 07830131450 34 Hair @ Home
"50 Shades of Grey... should not describe your hair
* Former Oxford Street Stylist * Private Home Salon * 20+ years experience * Wella products * Free parking
Quality and Affordability For an appointment or consultation please call Rosina 07517 484710
Beauty by Rebecca M.I.C.H.T
Experienced Practitioner Specialising in
Hair Removal by sugaring a more effective and lasting technique,
Eyelash & Eyebrow Tinting, Eyelash Perming, Luxury Pedicures and Manicures, Introducing Gellux hard wearing, no chip & no colour fade Nail varnish
At your convenience in the Knightwood Area with 20% discount for under 18’s Tel: 02380 271418 Mobile 07966263105 35
TREVOR SIDAWAY A.D.I. Valley Park NEW STUDENTS WANTED First time pass rate 80% DRIVING INSTRUCTOR (verifiable on DSA website)
“Department of Transport Approved” * Experienced local instructor “Friendly, calm and relaxed instruction” * Dual controlled car Pick up & Drop off as required, Free Trial * Nervous Pupils welcomed Lesson Available, Nervous Pupils Welcomed * Lessons from home or college Dual controlled car * Help with theory test Lessons:- 2 Hour “Beginner” * Calm relaxed instruction 11 for the price of 10, Intensive courses * Pass Plus Pass Plus, Theory Coaching * Hants Road Safety registered
* Safe driving is total objective Please Ring: Tel. 023 80276228 Mobile 0785 475 3455 02380 266131
HANG UPS Curtain Making Up Service
Janet King
Tel: 023 80275634 Email: [email protected]
17 Kingsway Chandlers Ford, SO53 2FG
Please make an appointment to see our showroom
MELTING MOMENTS CATERING Provide delicious home cooked food both hot and cold
To see our FORK AND FINGER BUFFETS LUNCH AND DINNER MENUS HOMEMADE DESSERTS
Visit our website at: www.meltingmomentscatering.org.uk or call Karen and Andrew on
023 8026 2193
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GJ's HOME DOG BOARDING
Going on holiday, weekend away or just a day out.
Leave your dog/s in capable hands. Small/medium dogs only
Licenced and insured, call Geraldine 07423063360
Whilst I walk your dog or look after for the day.
CRB checked / Insured Valley Park, Chandler’s Ford Call Jacqui on 07786 857330 [email protected]
37 NIGEL GUILDER LTD Chandlers Ford’s Only Independent Family Owned Funeral Directors and Monumental Masons Nathan House 27 Hursley Road Chandlers Ford 24 HOUR PERSONAL SERVICE 02380 262555 Pre-paid Funeral Plans Available
38 39 CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY CLEANER
LOCAL FAMILY BUSINESS PROVIDING RELIABLE, EFFICIENT CARPET AND UPHOLSTERY CLEANING. BEE - CLEANING SERVICES Removal of odours & stains Safe for asthma & allergy sufferers Flexible hours & emergency service Child and pet friendly We’ll move furniture for you Free quotes
02380 269 000 40
Mulberry Stay and Play Come along and enjoy a range of activities for children from 0-5 years of age. There is no charge but donations to the group would be welcome.
Wednesday 1.30–3.00pm Valley Park Community Centre, SO53 4ST For more information, call on 023 8026 6763 or email [email protected]
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42 43 M.R. TIMBY ELECTRICAL SERVICES
COMMERCIAL & DOMESTIC INSTALLATIONS. MAINTENANCE & REPAIRS. CENTRAL HEATING WIRING PLUMBING & GENERAL PROPERTY REPAIRS Tel: 023 80 261558 Mob: 07890 492122 Need a Freesat installation? We can help Chandlers Ford
Tel: 0800 44 88115 DOMESTIC or mobile 07766 333 315 N C EIC INSTALLER i Approved Contractor
Quality Carpets & Vinyls Graham Parrick Supplied & Fitted Carpets Supplied and Fitted Free Quotations Home Selection Service —Wide Range Floor preparations Undertaken Telephone: Re-Adaptations 02380 270608 Free Estimates & Planning
01962 714110 Domestic & Contract Karndean — Amtico Mobile 07831 858615 Tel/Fax: 023 8026 5048 Mobile:07860 348245 44 TOTTON GLASS LTD
MEETING ALL YOUR GLASS & MIRROR NEEDS
Glass cut to size Mirrors made to measure
Glass Shelving & Tabletops Broken glass replaced
Misted up or broken double glazing units replaced
Heat-resistant glass for wood burners & Stoves 75A RUMBRIDGE STREET. TOTTON, SO40 9DT Email: [email protected]
Fax: (023) 80667371 (Ample Parking) TEL: 023 8086 3074 www.tottonglass.co.uk
TIM MIDDLETON A.M. Fyall Design All aspects of painting & decorating QUALITY Interior and Exterior INTERIOR & EXTERIOR Private/domestic/commercial PAINTER & DECORATOR Small works carpentry Flat ceilings and artexing Free estimates & quotes given Fully insured Competitive prices Free estimates References available Prompt and reliable service Office phone/fax: Tel. 023 8025 2522 023 8025 3296 VALLEY PARK Mob: 07973 365229 CHANDLERS FORD 27 Ashbridge Rise, Chandlers Ford
Knightwood Exterior Cleaning and Gardening Services Offered:
Fascia & Gutter Cleaning Conservatory Cleaning Window Cleaning General Gardening
Free no obligation quotes
Paul Wiseman Tel: 07900 604521 Email: [email protected]
45 Mike Chivers R.T.CAND Y Gas Services
Gas Servicing & Installation Gas Safe Registered Heating Engineer “friendly, reliable, local service” Boilers, Cookers, Fires, Servicing
Water Heaters Maintenance Installation LPG 213903 All domestic Gas Appliances Landlord Gas Safety Inspections Power Flushing 24 HOUR CALL-OUT, NO CALL OUT CHARGE Warm Air Central Heating Tel 02380 262 952 Tel:(023) 8069 6156 Mobile 07949 820 918
Friendly local plumber, Member of Checkatrade From dripping taps to complete bathroom refits
Call me today for a free estimate
02381 226 856 or 07917 703794
www.mbrierleyplumbing.co.uk
A1 Complete Plumbing & MBR PLUMBING Heating Ltd SERVICES Specialist in Gas Appliance
Servicing and Repair. * Free Estimates *
Central Heating Installations * Competitive Rates* Boiler Replacements & Upgrades 01794 341709 Landlord Certificates *Tap re-seating & re-washering All aspects of Plumbing *New toilets/baths/basin supplied & No Job to Small fitted *Leaks fixed 215633 *Pipework & modifications *Washing Contact Kevin Pearce on machines & Dishwashers installed 023 8073 3346 or 07971 845349 * Gutters/Drainage etc
46 Firgrove Road, North Baddesley. NO JOB TOO SMALL !!! 46 DAVE TATE PLASTERING SOUTH HANTS ROOFING LTD and HOME IMPROVEMENTS Tiling Bespoke Leadwork RE-SKIMMING Slating Guttering TILING All aspects of roofing COVING RICHARD BODEN A prompt, friendly & reliable service Tel: 023 80263857 FREE ESTIMATES Mob: 07929045172
Tel: 023 8025 5650 Email: Mobile: 07951598635 [email protected]
JRT PROJECTS K & M Contact Justin Taylor PROPERTY MAINTENANCE SERVICES INCLUDE:- on 80251772 Mobile 07968 444862 Extensions ~ Renovation Work Drains ~ Paths ~ Drives ~ Patios NIC EIC Registered Electrician Plumbing ~ Electrical ~ Fencing Carpentry & Joinery Free Estimates Kitchens and Bathrooms General Building Works Telephone: 023 80730227 Fully Insured Mobile:- 07786387692 Free Quotations or 07979893440
MUDDIMAN DAVID GREGORY
Building Services - BUILDER - Tel: 023 8069 5843 Free Estimates - Competitive Rates For a job well done... a) Extensions YOUR LOCAL BUILDER - Est. 1987 b) Patios / Driveways All aspects of building work undertaken c) Garden Walls from small repairs to large extensions. d) General Repairs & Maintenance Patios, paths & driveways. e) Insurance Work Hard to beat on price, service & quality. For Friendly Personal Service All work fully guaranteed. Contact us for a free quote! Call 02380 275029 47 SALV SOLUTIONS LTD Andrew Hammond
for all your Building needs General Builder Extensions, Garden Walls and Patios All types of work undertaken All building work undertaken No job too small Albany Fields, Bunny Lane, Free Estimates Sherfield English, Romsey SO51 6FT
01794 884992 or 07811 235768 Tel: 023 8026 8119
Email [email protected]
ROMSEY BADDESLEY FENCING SERVICES STUMP GRINDING
ALL ROOTS REMOVED All aspects of Fencing PROFESSIONALLY Closeboard
NO MESS Panels
SERVICES INCLUDING Repairs
TREE SURGERY, HEDGE TRIMMING, LOPPING + PRUNING, LAWNS LAID. Fully Insured BARN SEASONED LOGS, FULLY INSURED Free Estimates
WRITTEN QUOTES AVAILABLE CONTACT 02380 773610 01794 501772 or 07712 069544 07775 906889
BADDESLEY S.E.HAYWARD TREE SERVICES “FENCING” TREE FELLING LOPPING AND PRUNING All types of Fencing Supplied & Erected HEDGE TRIMMING (30 years experience)
Quality Service at Competitive Prices also Also Repairs ~ Free Estimates FENCING Prop: S: E: Hayward Fully Insured 35 Middle Road, North Baddesley
Southampton, SO52 9JD Tel: 02380 773610 Mobile: 07775 906889 Tel: 023 8073 3631 48
Same Day Garden Services
Specialising in all aspects of Tree Care * Landscaping * Garden Design Paths * Turfing * Fencing * Hedge Cutting Driveways * Block Paving Guttering and Fascias replaced or Cleaned Jet Washing * Stump Grinding
Fully Insured — Call SHANE for a free quotation
on 02380 737898 or 07795182524 46 Brownhill Road, North Baddesley.
LOWE & BEHOLD HANDYMAN Telephone: 07788 587544
Quality painting, decorating, tiling and general property maintenance carried out to the highest standard.
Local, friendly and a reliable service. I take pride in offering a service second to none. Free estimates, help and advice on all your decorating needs. No job too small. Competitively priced.
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Discount available when mentioning this advert
50 martin royer GARDEN DESIGN
Design Inspiration from Contemporary to Traditional
www.martinroyer.co.uk [email protected] 023 8025 1595
Hanging Basket Replanting Professional
The choice of plants and colours is Gardening Service yours, or you can leave it to us. All types of garden work including Bring your baskets down to the nursery or ring for further details. Grass cutting Hedge trimming Choice Plants, Borders Jet washing Stockbridge Rd, Timsbury, Romsey SO51 ONB Free quotes & competitive rates Tel 01794 368895 Mon-Sat 9am - 5pm Sun 10am-4pm 07780 027963
Darren Wilson GARDEN SERVICES
All aspects of garden work undertaken Competitive Rates Reliable service
Professional tools and fully insured
07941 647289
51 52 CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS To advertise in the Classified section you need to be a member of the VPCA.
This section is for adverts that relate to any form of business and the charge is £10 for a maximum of 5 issues of the Voice. This £10 charge will apply for 1 to 5 issues and will be payable at the time of placing the advert.
Advertisements are restricted to 20 words max. nominal. Please e-mail [email protected] or send/deliver to V P Community Ass. Office.. Please include your name / address and membership number.
AC DECORATING All kinds of decorating. Free Estimates, 30 years experience. No job to small. Call now on 02380 269910 or 07837920424
PLANS DRAWN. Drawings prepared for Local Authority Approvals, Reasonable rates. Free consultation. Portfolio of recent successful local schemes for inspection and recommendations. Contact Michael 023 8026 3052.
FOR SALE Home Wine Making Equipment - £10 (can deliver). 10 off Glass demi johns 2 off Polypropylene fermenting bins with lids 2 off Polypropylene funnels 2 off Polypropylene siphon tubes 7 off Air locks 2 off Winemaking hydrometers 1 off Winemakers thermometer 1 off Polypropylene measuring cylinder 1 off Stoppering tool 2 off Boxes Shrink wine bottle closures Many wine bottle corks & rubber bungs Several dozen clean wine bottles Some concentrated grape juice Many accessories Contact Malcolm on 02380 275984 or email [email protected]
ADVERTISERS INDEX Accountancy 33 Electrical 44 Locksmith 43 Aerials 44 Estate Agent 42 Oven Cleaning 34 Architectural 44 Fencing 48 Painting & Decorating 45 Beauty 35 Financial Services 33 Pet Services 37 Builder Services 47,48,49 Fitness 23,26 Plastering 47 Carpet Services 40,43,44 Funeral Services 38 Plumbing 46,47 Catering 36 Furniture 32 Pre-School 26 Chiropody 34 Garage Services 30,52 Property Maintenance 47 Cleaning Services 29,41 Garden Services 49,51 Roofing 47 Computer Services 33 Gas Services 46 Slimming 31 Counsellor 33 Handyman 45,49 Solicitor Services 33,39 Curtains 36 Heating 46 Sport Equipment 32 Driving Instructor 36 Hairdressing 21,35 Tuition 32,27,33 Dog Grooming 37 Health & Fitness 27,23 Vet 39 Dog Boarding 37 Ironing Services 37 Window Cleaning 41, 45 53 BITS & PIECES
POLICE INFORMATION Local Community Police officers, P.C. 24072 Kelly Quinn and PC 21006 Laura King of Eastleigh Police, Call; 101 or email: [email protected] to contact.
Local PCSO 14481 Jay Tabor supports PC Kelly Quinn and PC Laura King in Valley Park. To report a crime in process Dial: 999. Dial 0800 555 111 for Crimestoppers,(anonymous reporting of major crimes)
The non-emergency Police telephone number 101 is in operation. It is for the reporting of non-emergency matters that do not require a 999 response. Incidents of vandalism, graffiti, noisy neighbours, intimidation, rowdy & anti-social behaviour etc. and also to contact our local officer.
NEIGHBOURHOOD WARDENS Contact the wardens via the telephone message service on 01264 368638 or email at [email protected] When calling you may hear an answering machine. Please leave a message and contact details because the wardens will be on duty but they frequently access the system to retrieve messages.
POLICE COMMUNITY SUPPORT OFFICERS (PCSOs) These officers (PCSO Jay Tabor) join with local policeman PC Kelly Quinn and the neighbourhood wardens to patrol Valley Park.
BOOKS TO READ & MORE The Mobile Library now does NOT come to Valley Park on a Monday afternoon. This is as the result of a review of the Mobile Library service.
The nearest library to Valley Park is the Chandlers Ford Library which is at Fryern (opposite the Waitrose store) tel: 02380 267393.
HOUSEHOLD WASTE RECYCLING CENTRES The waste recycling centre at Eastleigh is now on its Winter hours.(1st October to 28th February) They are 8.00am to 4,00pm.
TRAVELINE The one stop shop available across the country, which provides up to date information about all bus, train and coach services by phone or through the internet.
Website: http://www.traveline.info/index.html Telephone 0871 200 22 33
54 Valley Park Community Association Application for Membership
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Surname(s) * Mr / Mrs/ Miss/ Ms...... … * Mr / Mrs/ Miss/ Ms...... …. Forenames...... Address...... Telephone...... …
*I/ We understand that * my/ our subscription fee is £3 per household *I/ We understand that *my/ our subscription renewal is due on 1st January each year * Delete as appropriate. Payment only by Cheque. Payable to Valley Park Community Association
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The views expressed in this newsletter are not necessarily those of the editor or the Valley Park Community Association.This newsletter is published at the beginning of each month except January and August.
The Community Association hope that you support the advertisers in the Voice, but it cannot be responsible for the quality of work or the service given by the advertisers. It is always a matter between the two parties concerned.
Items for publication, should be sent/delivered to the Community Centre Office before the 15th of the preceding month or send an e- mail to [email protected]
Advertisers should contact the editor by e-mail as above or telephone 02380 263956 (office hours).
Any form of reproducing or copying this publication requires the prior permission of the editor. © VPCA November 2014 circulation 3300 Published by the Valley Park Community Association, SO53 4ST. 55 What’s on at the Valley Park Community Centre (Pilgrims Close)
DAY ACTIVITY TIME CONTACT Monday Pre-School 9.00am to 3.30pm 023 80261616 Val’s ZUMBA Fitness Classes 6.00pm to 7.00pm 023 80263857 Val’s LBT Fitness Classes 7.00pm to 8.00pm 023 80263857 Hursley Table Tennis 8.00pm to 10.30pm 07767343104
Tuesday Pre -School 9.00am to 12 noon 023 80261616 Music with Mummy 9.30am to 10.45am 023 80254705 Sing and Sign 10.00 am to 12.00 023 80696161 National Childbirth Trust 1.00pm to 3.00pm 023 80255923 Paper Crafting Workshop 1.00pm to 3.00pm 023 80255923 Brownies 6.00pm to 7.30pm 023 80252182 Sotonia Cycling Club 8.00pm to 10.00pm 01794 323262
Wednesday Pre-school 9.00am to 12 noon 023 80261616 Music with Mummy 9.30am to 10.30am 023 80254705 Mulberry Play & Stay Group 1.30pm to 3.00pm 023 80266763 Paper Crafting Workshop 7.00pm to 9.00pm 023 80255923 Martial Arts Class 5.30pm to 6.30pm 07931516688
Thursday Pre-school 9.00am to 12 noon 023 80261616 Pre-school 12.30pm to 3.30pm Music with Mummy 9.30am to 11.45am 023 80254705
RSPB group 6.00pm to 7.30pm Friday Pre-school 9.00am to 12 noon 023 80261616 1st Touch Football 1.15pm to 2.30pm 07917 726120 Classical Indian Dance 6.00pm to 8.00pm 07825 554762
Please Note If you are interested in any of the above activities please contact the organiser before turning up at the Community Centre. The day and time sometimes change at short notice.
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