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June 2012 She, and All of Us, Celebrate Her Diamond Jubilee (60) Years Welcome to the Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Souvenir Edition of Forest Edge News HRH Queen Elizabeth II on the occasion of her Diamond Jubilee 60 years of The Queen's reign The Queen came to the throne on the 6th February 1952 and her Coronation took place on the 2nd June 1953. She celebrated her Silver Jubilee (25 years) in 1977 and her Golden Jubilee (50 years) in 2002. And now in June 2012 she, and all of us, celebrate her Diamond Jubilee (60) years. 2 Contents Page No. What’s On 6 Editor’s Page 4-5 Neighbourhood Watch Update (temporary move) 79 Postcard from the Postmaster 7-8 News from Village Agents 9-11 Parish News 12-17 Churcham & Bulley News 18-23 Huntley News 24-33 Longhope News (including centre page colour adverts) 34-61 May Hill News 62-67 The adverts start— and the themes/categories are: Post Office 68 Builders/Decorators/Property Maintenance 68-70 Garden Services 70-73 House Clearance, 73/74 Estate Agent 74 Electrical/Plumbing/Boiler services 75-76 Carpentry/Wood Supplies, 77-78 Home Interiors, Cleaning Services 79-82 Financial Services 83/84 Computer Services 84 Sewing Alterations 84 Animal/Pet Services, 85 Hair & Beauty 86 Leisure/Hobbies 87 Craft/Music 87/88 Holidays 88 Brewery/Catering/Public Houses/Tea Rooms 85/89/90/91/92 Care Home 94-95 Plant Hire/Agricultural & Car Services 93 Education—pre-school 96 Dental Services 97 Funeral Services 96,97,98 3 Editorial Dear Readers I hope you really enjoy this special Jubilee Souvenir Edition of Forest Edge News. It is hoped that a copy will be delivered to every home in the Forest Edge area. If you are reading this magazine for the first time and like what you see, why not purchase a copy each month for a modest 40p? Please contact me for details of where to purchase the magazine or how to have it delivered to your door. For all the regular readers who have paid upfront for the year’s subscription of the magazine, please deduct 40p from next year’s sub if you wish. For all new readers I am pleased to tell you that the magazine is also available on- line for a token £3 pa. You can look at a full colour version of this magazine on- line for free this month at www.fenmag.co.uk All our schools, village organisations and Parish Councils were contacted inviting them to contribute to this special edition. Thank you to everyone who has sent in articles and photographs. Additional copies of the Souvenir magazine are available from Angela Pengelly, North Road, Huntley or Longhope Post Office at a cost of £1. Special thanks go to: Trevor Reynaert (T’ai Chi fame of Longhope) for his continued technical support of FEN particularly for all the hard work he does in converting the magazine each month into a Flip Book on-line version. Dave Thorpe of The Workshop, marketing design consultancy, Longhope for providing the artwork for the magazine cover and for donating his time and skill. Angela Pengelly for her enthusiasm and commitment in gathering information to enable me to make this magazine interesting and informative and also for sorting out delivery of the magazines to hundreds of homes both in Huntley and beyond. Tina Coull who firstly tried to persuade me to create a separate Golden Jubilee Souvenir! She has worked so hard obtaining sponsorship and writing articles. Margaret Willis for her proof reading. And under duress -thanks to Carole Sleeman for her initiative, persuasiveness and delegating ability in creating this Diamond Jubilee Souvenir Edition of Forest Edge News! Ed (alias Carole Sleeman) THE EDITOR: Carole Sleeman, 37 The Willows, Latchen Hill, Longhope, GL17 0QS. (Please send any items to Carole via email or typed script.) The DEADLINE for contributions for the next issue to the Editor is 5pm on the 15th of the current month. T: 01452 830069 4 This special Souvenir edition of FEN was made possible by generous sponsorship from the following: H Knight (Huntley) Ltd Farmer’s Boy, Orchard Golf Course Longhope Greenfields of Churcham John and Tessa Whitehouse LADS (Longhope Amateur & Dramatic Society) Longhope Parish Charity Lands Leeways Packaging Services Ltd of Dave & Sue East of Longhope Churcham May Hill Players Perpetua Press of Newent Longhope Manor, Roy Bell of Churcham Manor House & Richard & Gill Pett of Longhope P.O. Coach House, Longhope Val Williamson of Longhope www.longhopevillage.co.uk Richard Read Transport of Longhope Distinctive Care Limited Longhope Manor In addition to their sponsorship of this magazine Longhope Manor have also agreed to contribute to the magazine on a regular basis to ensure its continuity. IMPORTANT NOTICE—PLEASE READ I’m in the process of changing my Broadband provider so until further notice please send your emails as usual to me [email protected] but copy the email to [email protected] PLEASE put “Forest Edge News” as your email heading. Thank you. Carole 5 What’s on in June 2012 Page No. Tues. 29th May 6.30pm New beginner's T'ai Chi for Health Sessions starting at Latchen 87 Room. Fri. 1st at 6.30pm Party in the Park at Longhope Recreation Ground 45 Fri. 1st at 7.30pm May Hill Players and Dinner at May Hill Village Hall 66 Sat. 2nd—Mon. 4th Jubilate! 49 Sat. 2nd at 10am Saturday Mart at May Hill Village Hall 64 Mon. 4th at 11am Diamond Jubilee Fun Day at Huntley 52 Mon. 4th at 7pm Diamond Jubilee Event at Tibberton Court Bank 29 Tues. 5th 2.30pm Diamond Jubilee Tea Party at Huntley Village Hall 29 Weds.6th 10am-11.30 Diamond Jubilee Themed Craft Event at The Latchen Room 51 Thurs. 7th 10am—noon Village Agent’s Drop In Session at Tibberton Church Room 11 Thurs. 7th at noon Longhope Lunch Club meets at The Latchen Room, Longhope - Sat. 9th at 10.30am A Forest Edge Jubilee Walk around Longhope 39 Sun. 10th at 1pm Diamond Jubilee Village Fete & Picnic at Churcham 50 Sun. 10th at 3pm Salvation Army Singers entertain at May Hill Chapel 64 Thurs. 14th at 7.30pm Longhope WI meets at The Latchen Room, Longhope - th Sat. 16 +other dates Open Garden at Berrys Place Farm, Bulley Lane, Churcham 21 11am—5pm Mon. 18th at noon Hot Lunch at Huntley Village Hall 25 Mon. 18th at 7.15pm Longhope Parish Council meets at The Latchen Room - Tues. 19th 7.30pm Churcham Parish Council meets at Churcham School - Thurs. 21st at 7.30pm Longhope Gardening Club meets at The Latchen Room - Thurs. 21st at 7.30pm Evening of Organ Music & entertainment at Huntley Church 32 Sat. & Sun. 23rd & 24th Lea Open Gardens 33 Sun. 24th at noon Lunch in the Garden at Nupend Cottage, Longhope 36 Tues. 26th at 7.30pm May Hill W.I. meet in the Village Hall 65 Tues. 26th 10.30am Churcham Mothers’ Union meet at Garberry 18 Weds. 27th at 10am Country Dancing at May Hill 64 Fri. 29th 10am—4pm(ish) Chris will be ‘Church Sitting’ at Churcham Church 18 Sat. 30th at 10am Café Bonnies at The Latchen Room, Longhope - 6 A Post Card from the Postmaster AT HER MAJESTY’S (AND MY) PLEASURE For those wise old owls among you who have purchased enough second- class stamps to see you through to the next century you need read no further save for the final paragraph which I am certain you will find most uplifting. For the rest of you I hope you have all calmed down a little now that you have had a month to get used to the upheaval to normal daily life that the increase in postage stamps seems to have caused. We shall all have to accept this seismic change and, to use the current vernacular, “Get Over It!” Comparisons, of course, are odious but this will not stop me fouling the atmosphere with the fact that sending a postcard to your Auntie in the Orkneys, a thousand miles away, involving copious pieces of ridiculously expensive equipment, numerous vehicles with either eight, four or two wheels and in all probability one with a rudder, and the hands of at least a dozen humanoids is five times, I’ll say that again in big letters, FIVE TIMES! less expensive than a cold cappuccino in Cheltenham Spa. Now I know it’s a large hike and if the extra dosh generated was all going into a large pot marked ‘for the exclusive benefit of subpostmasters’ I might feel just a tiny twinge of empathy. No make that a big twinge. But there are reasons for the increase which I shall rehearse below briefly and then duck down while you hurl abuse at the offending paragraph. Right two things; one, the price of stampage should have gone up more over the years but didn’t because ‘they’ (offpost, offcom, offhead, whatever) wouldn’t let ‘us’ (Her Majesty’s retailers). The cost of stamps, therefore, was kept artificially lower than the actual cost needed to run a profitable business. And two, the Royal Mail (please look away now Mrs K) is to be privatised probably around twenty fourteen, that’s the year and not just after eight o’clock, and no-one will want to buy it unless they can see their way to making a few bob. 7 O.K. now that you having finished ranting I shall lead you gently through the golden meadow that is the pricing structure of our new improved rates so that you will not be embarrassed when negotiating your next postal transaction.
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