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Volunteering in Wiltshire Appendix 4 Time out Menu Spending time credits in Wiltshire October 2012 Thank you very much for giving your time to help out your community. For every one hour of your time which you gave, you should have received one Time Credit. You can now start spending your Time Credits on selected activities at any of Wiltshire Time Credits official partners! Key: Spice are workingPay and hard Display to ensure parking facilities that there are are lots of Theplaces venue where has a Facebook you can page spend your Time Credits, butavailable if you near have the venue any new ideas about where you would like to spend them please send yourFree suggestionsparking is available to your at the local venue Time CreditsThe Facilitator venue has Elly,a Twitter by textaccount 07429267686 or email [email protected] . New partners, activities, trips, courses and events will be added to the menu regula rly so make sure you make sure you look out for our updates on www.facebook.com/chippenhamtimecredits and www.wiltshire.gov.uk/wiltshiretimecredits 1 Time Credit = Swimming session at the Chippenham Olympiad or Five Rivers Hire of a squash court at the Chippenham Olympiad or Five Rivers Hire of a badminton court at the Chippenham Olympiad or Five Rivers Gym Session at Chippenham Olympiad Gym Induction at Curves Gym Two thirty minute work outs (following induction) at Curves Gym One hour of LaserQuest Swindon (Two 20 minute games with a 20 minute break) Entrance to a lunch time music recital at the Corsham Pound 1 Hour Football, Badminton and Tennis Court Hire at the Chippenham Sports Club Dome Entry to Thursday Morning Bingo at Chippenham Sports Club Tour of the Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre , including access to the strong rooms and conservation laboratories. Entry to a ‘learn to Play’ session for 4-16 year olds with Swindon Wildcats Entry to sledge hockey sessions with Swindon Wildcats 2 Time Credit s = Entrance to theatre and comedy shows at the Corsham Pound Hire of a DVD for one week from Chippenham or Salisbury Library Two hours of soft play at Swindon LaserQuest A place at Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre’s highly popular lectures series. Entry to a Chippenham Town Football Match Two hours of badminton with Aero Badminton Club Entry to a First World War History Talk at Chippenham Museum Entry to a Swindon Wildcats Ice Hockey Game 3 Time Credit s = Entry to Spirthill - mountain biking and walking trails A gym induction at Chippenham Olympiad 4 Time Credit s = Entry to the during the months of June, September Bowood Estate and October 7 Time Credit s = A place on the Wiltshire and Swindon History Centre’s all day Interpretation Course . WHO? Chippenham Town Football Club WHERE IS IT? Hardenhuish Park Bristol Road Chippenham Wiltshire SN14 6LR WHAT IS IT? CONTACT DETAILS: t: 01249 650400 w: www.pitchero.com/clubs/chippenhamtown HOW CAN I USE MY 2 Time Credits= a standing place at one of the following games: CREDITS HERE: Game Date CTFC V Bashley 19:45 18th September CTFC V Bedford Town 15:00 6th October CTFC V Arlesey Town 15:00 13th October CTFC V A.F.C Totton 15:00 27 th October CTFC V Bedworth United 15:00 10 th November CTFC V Kettering Town 15:00 1st December CTFC V St Neots Town 15:00 15 th December CTFCV Hemel Hempstead Town 15:00 22nd December CTFC V Frome Town 15:00 1 January CTFC V Gosport Borough 15:00 12 th January CTFC V Banbury United 15:00 26 th January CTFC V Bideford 15:00 2nd February CTFC V Redditch United 15:00 16 th February CTFC V Barwell 15:00 2nd March CTFC V Leamington 15:00 16 th March CTFC V Chesham United 15:00 1st April CTFC V St Albans 15:00 13 th April CTFC V Stourbridge 15:00 27th April OTHER INFORMATION: Time Credits will be accepted for admission into the standing terraces, but don’t forget you can switch to the seated stands for a small price should you wish ABOUT THE PARTNER: Chippenham Town Football Club pride themselves on being a family club, making everyone welcome. The club is known as “The Bluebirds” which relates to the colour of their current playing strip, and also have a mascot who is a Bluebird and responds to the name of “Chippy”. CTFC have had League and Cup success in recent years, the most notable being in 1999/2000, when the team appeared at the “old” Wembley Stadium in the FA Vase Final. They are an FA Charter Standard Club and work with many partners in the provision of opportunities for all. WHO? The Bowood Estate WHERE IS IT? Bowood Estate, Calne, Wiltshire, SN11 0LZ Located off the A4 between Calne and Chippenham WHAT IS IT? This magnificent Wiltshire stately home stands within one of ‘Capability’ Brown’s most beautiful parks, with gently sloping lawns stretching down to the lake and distant views to the chalk downlands. Bowood is also home to the famous Adventure Playground so offers a fantastic day out for all the family. CONTACT DETAILS: t: 01249 812102 w: www.bowood.org HOW CAN I USE MY CREDITS ? 4 Time Credit = Entry to the Bowood Estate during the months of June, September and October OTHER INFORMATION: Parking is available free of charge near the main entrance to the House & Gardens. There is also parking at the Rhododendron Walks. Bowood welcomes people with disabilities. However, please note that wheelchair access to remote areas of the park can be limited as there are some paths with fairly steep gradients. Designated parking is available and wheelchairs can be borrowed, subject to availability. To book a wheelchair, please call 01249 812102 in advance. Open Daily from Wednesday 28th March – Sunday 4th November 2012 Grounds 11.00 – 18.00 House 11.00 – 17.30 Last admission: 17.00 (16.00 after autumn clock change ) ABOUT THE PARTNER: Bowood House & Gardens is the home of the Marquis and Marchioness of Lansdowne, and offers a fantastic day out for all the family. Famous for one of the UK’s best Adventure Playgrounds, children are guaranteed the time of their lives and younger children will find two levels of undercover fun in the Soft Play Palace. The whole family can relax in 100 acres of parkland, designed by ‘Capability’ Brown offering a lake, arboretum, pinetum and cascade. Or visit the House itself, which hosts a wealth of unique items from Queen Victoria’s wedding chair to Napoleon’s death mask and an extensive collection of paintings. During the spring (late April to early June) visit the stunning Rhododendron Walks offering breathtaking vistas of colour and beauty covering over 60 acres. WHO? Spirthill Trail WHERE IS IT? Naish House Farm, Spirthill, Calne, Wiltshire, SN11 9HW WHAT IS IT? Biking and nature trail CONTACT DETAILS: t: 0777692615 w: http://www.spirthilltrail.uk.com/ HOW CAN I USE MY CREDITS ? 3 Time Credi ts = Entry to Spir thill trail OTHER INFORMATION: Open Saturday and Sunday, 9am-6pm. ABOUT THE PARTNER: Spirthill Trail offers miles of adventure for everyone. If you fancy exploring, the woodl and, arable land and grassland by foot, then you’ll find yourself j umping across ditches, balancing across bridges, running down and hills and over tree stumps. Don’t forget to bring your wheels! Spirthill boasts a challenging and varied course for all mou ntain bikers, with way marked 2,4&7 km trails. Situated upon a working farm, with a few man made bridges and jumps, the short and long routes are adjoining and well signed. At points of technical difficulty, alternative routes are available for the less ex perienced or faint hearted. The trail commences and finishes by a picturesque pond and small picnic site. WHO? Chippenham Olympiad WHERE IS IT? Sadlers Mead, Monkton Park, Chippenham, Wiltshire, SN15 3PA WHAT IS IT? Sports and Leisure C entre CONTACT DETAILS: t: 01249 444144 w: www.dcleisurecentres.co.uk/The+Olympiad+Leisure+Centre HOW CAN I SPEND MY 1 Time Credit = CREDITS? • One hour swimming session Available for any public swimming session (subject to availability). • Hire of a squash court for 40 minutes Available Mon – Friday before 5pm and all day Saturday and Sunday . One time credit is required per court booking (for up to two people) • Hire of a badminton court for 1 hour Available Mon – Friday before 5pm and all day Saturday and Sunday . One time credit is required per court booking (for up to four people). • NEW! One gym session Available Mon – Friday before 5pm and all day Sa turday and Sunday. Individuals must complete a gym induction before they can use the gym facilities. 3 Time credits = • NEW! Gym induction Available Mon – Friday before 5pm and all day Saturday and Sunday. Please call 01249 444144 or come into the centre to book your induction session. OTHER INFORMATION: Standard admissions policies apply - for further details please contact the centre or visit their website before visiting the venue. Court bookings are subject to availability and must be booked at least 3 days in advance by calling 01249 444144 . Pay and display parking is available outside the Olympiad Leisure Centre. WHO? Corsham Pound Theatre WHERE IS IT? The Pound, Pound Pill, Corsham, Wiltshire, SN13 9HX WHAT IS IT? Arts Venue CONTACT DETAILS: t: 01249 701628 e: [email protected] w: www.poundarts.org.uk @poundarts www.facebook.com/pages/The- Pound/76867926640 How can I spend my credits? 1 Time Credit = Entrance to a lunch time recital Show Date Time Ben Socrates Wednesday 12 September 12.30pm Max Welford Wednesday 3 October 12.30pm Mario Saiz Wednesday 21 November 12.30pm Iain Gibbs Wednesday 12 December 12.30pm 2 Time Credits = Entrance to the following evening shows Show Date Time Keneish Dance: Vigour Saturday 15 September 7.30pm Georgia Mancio Trio Saturday 22 September 7.30pm Riamba Saturday 29 September 7.30pm Idle Motion: The Seagull Effect Friday 5 October 7.30pm Rua Macmillan Trio Saturday 6 October 7.30pm James Hyland: Fagin’s Last Hour Saturday 13 October 7.30pm Snow Play Saturday 27 October 3pm Gonzo Moose: What The Dickens? Thursday 1, Friday 2 & Saturday 3 Nov 7.30pm The Watermill Theatre: Othello Saturday 10 November 7.30pm Budapest Café Orchestra Friday 23 November 7.30pm Pickled Image: Fireside Tales With Granddad Saturday 24 November 3pm Proteus Theatre Company: The Secret Garden Thursday 6 & Friday 7 December 6.30pm Martin Harley Saturday 15 December 7.30pm OTHER INFORMATION: 4 seats are available per performance on a first come first served basis.
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