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Bourne End Junior Sports Club 50Th Birthday VOL.56 No2 The Journal of Bourne End (Bucks) Community Association APRIL/MAY 2020 £1Suggested price Prize winners STOP PRESS: On going to press Target was informed of manyat the clublocal event cancellations and we have endeavoured to make last minute changes where possible in the magazine. Please check online or with group/event organisers before attending anything advertised in this issue. See our statement on page 39. to sometime in August or early September - Prize winners check out Target for further details. in 2019 Our big final celebration was to take place on June 20 in the form of a grand dinner at the Odney Club, Cookham. This was to be an opportunity for many former members and volunteers to gather together along with some sports personalities who have supported us over the years. Sadly this event has also had to be postponed due to the Coronavirus, so we are busy trying to reschedule for a date in October/November 2020. Please do keep an eye out for the confirmed change of dates and we look forward to welcoming you to the events when they are re-booked. We so wanted to make this a year to remember and to celebrate 50 years of such a successful club and to toast its continuing growth and development, however, it may now be memorable for another reason out of our control. See page 23 to read about how you can Bourne End Junior Sports support the club. Club 50th Birthday TARGET Liz Hutton reveals exciting celebratory plans for 2020 Many regular Target readers will be familiar volunteering for all trustees up to 2020, of TOPS with the sports club newsletter and will know which 238 have been completed by the that the club is celebrating being in existence current board of directors, in excess of THE for half a century. 21,200 hours of volunteering by section 300 It seems unreal that a small group of parents leaders and parents every year, £420k raised could start something which would develop for extension to the hall in 1996 and MARK into such an all-embracing organisation 1,620,000 minutes of parents standing on Target has now offering so much to the whole community. sidelines watching their kids play football. published more Thousands of children will have taken part in For the week of June 12 to June 20 Bourne than 300 issues in its 56 volumes. activities with the club – and you may have End will be decorated with the club colours of What a great achievement for your been one of them! blue and yellow creating a festive atmosphere community magazine. This couldn’t have been achieved without the and a strong reminder of our 50 years. We So thank you to everyone who has made many hundreds of volunteers who have given hope that in the Eghams Room, at the this possible – those who pay for their copies, so freely of their time throughout – you may community centre there will be a display of the volunteers who get the magazines into have been one of those too, or perhaps still photos and information forming a timeline of your homes and those who contribute the are? For this, we thank you. the club. Free admission will mean you can articles, stories and ideas to make it a great Our celebrating began by ensuring every wander in and remember some of the times read. member was given a commemorative drinking you or your family were involved and perhaps Also a huge thank you to our band of faithful bottle, pen and sports bag. We continued with meet up with people from the past. advertisers who know that being part of the launch of our book ‘Bourne End Junior After months of planning for the big Target helps their business. Sports Club - An Outstanding Story of Success’ celebrations we had hoped to be staging a fun Sadly your numbers have dwindled over the which is available from Bourne End Motor event for children and young people – not just past few years but, as you will see, there are Company or through our website members. It was to be held on Wooburn Park now some new advertisers, so our grateful www.bejsc.co.uk with plenty for children to do: inflatables, thanks for your belief and support. To our It is an excellent read and full of photos, games, and activities. Sadly, Coronavirus has readers we ask that you support Target press cuttings, reminiscences and some come along and changed all our plans. advertisers whenever possible. entertaining statistics such as: 441 years We are trying hard to re-arrange this event Thank you, thank you, thank you! TARGET READER SERVICE Useful telephone numbers DAY CENTRE, Wakeman Road, Bourne End SL8 5SX 01628 527024 and websites WYE VALLEY VOLUNTEERS, Portacabin, Wakeman Road Bourne End SL8 5SX Target magazine is published by Bourne POLICE 101 [email protected] 01628 521027 End (Bucks) Community Association and EMERGENCY 999 distributed free to over 5,000 homes in CRIMESTOPPERS 0800 555 111 BOURNE END LIBRARY the local area. The distribution network www.thamesvalley.police.uk Wakeman Road, Bourne End SL8 5SX 0845 2303232 includes Bourne End and Wooburn Green Sunday & Monday closed. Open from 9.30am, half day as well as the outlying hamlets of Hedsor, POST OFFICES www.postoffice.co.uk on Wednesday. Open Saturday until 2pm. Late Night on Well End, Little Marlow, Cores End, Upper (with last collection times) Tuesday Bourne End, Wooburn Common, Bourne End, Furlong Road 5.15pm 01628 520050 www.buckscc.gov.uk/bcc/libraries/branches/bourne_end Wooburn Moor and parts of Flackwell Flackwell Heath 4.45pm 01628 520524 Heath. Wooburn Green 5pm 01628 522939 British Rail Passenger Information 08457 484950 Bourne End Station, Station Road, Bourne End SL8 Bourne End (Bucks) Community DOCTORS 5QH www.nationalrail.co.uk Association Bourne End & Wooburn Green Medical Centre Carousel Buses www.carouselbuses.co.uk The Centre, Wakeman Road, Bourne End, Hawthornden, Wharf Lane, Bourne End SL8 5RX 01494 450151 Bucks SL8 5SX The Orchard, Station Road, Bourne End SL8 5QE Arriva Bus Company www.arrivabus.co.uk Telephone: 01628 522604 0844 8004411 Office Hours: Mon - Fri 9am to 4pm Pound House, 8 The Green, Wooburn Green HP10 0EE Senior Administrator: Sue Ambrose 01628 530 997 Visit: www.bourneendcommunitycentre.org.uk www.hawthorndensurgery.co.uk OR THE SAMARITANS for current information or email www.poundhousepractice.co.uk (free number even from mobiles. Texts also accepted) [email protected] HEALTH VISITORS’ SERVICE 01628 482788 116123 Katharine House, 17 Uxbridge Road, Editor Cherrymead Surgery Slough, Berks SL1 1SN Debra Aspinall Queensmead Road, Loudwater HP10 9XA Tel: 07881 558027 MESSAGES, VISITS & APPOINTMENTS 01494 445150 BUCKS COUNTY COUNCIL, County Hall, Walton [email protected] www.cherrymeadsurgery.co.uk Street, Aylesbury HP20 1UA www.buckscc.gov.uk 0845 3708090 Managing Editor & Distribution Highways (Transport for Bucks) 01296 382416 Barrie Penfold NHS 111 or www.nhsdirect.nhs.uk Consumer’s Helpline 03454 040506 Tel: 01628 525415 HOSPITALS Amersham Hospital, Whielden Street, Advertising & Production WYCOMBE DISTRICT COUNCIL Barrie Penfold Amersham, Bucks HP7 0JD 01494 434411 Queen Victoria Road, High Wycombe HP11 1BB Tel: 01628 525415 Wycombe Hospital, Queen Alexandra Road, www.wycombe.gov.uk 01494 461000 [email protected] High Wycombe, Bucks HP11 2TT 01494 526161 WOOBURN & BOURNE END PARISH COUNCIL Our advertising rate card is on Stoke Mandeville Hospital Council Offices, Town Lane, Wooburn Green HP10 0PS www.bourneendcommunitycentre.org.uk. Mandeville Road, Aylesbury, Bucks HP21 8AL www.wooburnparish.gov.uk 01628 522827 Click on Community Association, then www.buckshealthcare.nhs.uk 01296 315000 LITTLE MARLOW PARISH COUNCIL Target. St Mark’s Hospital, 112 St Mark's Road, Community Office, The Pavilion, Church Road, Little Maidenhead SL6 6DU 01628 632012 Marlow SL7 3RS Proofreading Christina Martell and Wexham Park Hospital, Wexham Street, Slough SL2 4HL www.littlemarlowparishcouncil.org.uk 01628 890301 Meriel Riseley www.heatherwoodandwexham.nhs.uk 01753 633000 SCHOOLS Printers Claytons County Combined, Wendover Road, Gpex, Pinstone Way, BOURNE END DENTAL PRACTICE Bourne End SL8 5NS Gerrards Cross SL9 7BJ Station Road, Bourne End SL8 5QF 01628 523353 www.claytonsps.org.uk 01628 525277 Telephone: 01753 887450 www.bourneenddental.co.uk Little Marlow School, School Lane, ADVANCE DENTAL SERVICES Little Marlow SL7 3SA 1 Station Court, Bourne End SL8 5YP 01628 525223 www.littlemarlow.bucks.sch.uk 01628 473316 www.advancedentalservices.co.uk St Paul’s School, Stratford Drive, ASH TREE HOUSE DENTAL SURGERY Wooburn Green HP10 0QH 6 The Green, Wooburn Green HP10 0EE www.st-pauls.bucks.sch.uk 01628 521553 01628 532932 Wooburn Green Primary School, School Road, Wooburn Green HP10 0HF All material appearing in Target is the Southern Electricity Emergencies 08000 727282 www.wooburngreenprimary.co.uk 01628 521634 copyright of Bourne End (Bucks) Or 105 for power cuts Bourne End Academy, New Road, Bourne End SL8 5BW Community Association. The Editor Thames Water Supply Emergencies 0800 714614 www.bea.bucks.sch.uk 01628 819022 reserves the right to select letters and North Thames Gas Emergency (Slough) 0800 111999 reports for publication and to edit for grammar, style and length. TARGET COMPETITION (page 40) Terms and conditions: Entrants must be aged 18 or over, only one entry per person, no cash alternative to this prize, our decision is final, no correspondence can be entered into. The meal must be booked in advance and is subject to availability. Drinks not included. 2 Could you become one of the Target delivery team? your neighbours Hilda wins Lifetime WOOBURN and local Achievement Award community we want RESIDENTS you to talk to us. The Lawn Tennis Association has Call us, email us, awarded a well-deserved Lifetime ASSOCIATION come along to a Achievement Award to Hilda Ball By Margaret Amos meeting or grab one for her services to her local sports Secretary to the Association of us during the club and her 50 years of events we support dedication to it.
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