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PVNV Advertising Pages Piddle Valley News & Views March / April 2012 above Memorial Hall Restoration, Trustees attending a photoshoot for the local press Photograph © Ian Condon right Piddle Valley First School with the DASP Olympic Torch © Photograph DASP below Plush Fingerpost refurbishment, Dorset County Council pilot project © John Browning An Independentdependent CCo-Ed Day Schoolhool for 3 – 13 year olds Open Morning Saturday 10th March 10.00am – 12.30pm Recently we have:e: Opened our New Pool, Achieveded Sailing Silver & Bronze Medals at IAPS Regatta, Won TTauntonauntonaunton DrD ama Trophyy,, Celebrated National Poetry Dayy,, Performederformed ‘The TTempest’empest’ at Poole Lighthouse. ;;VVIVVRVY ÄUKV\[ TVYL WSLHZL JHSS or email [email protected] wwwwww.sunninghillprep.co.uk YYourour ChChild, YYourour ChoiceChoice, YYourour School South Court South Walks Dorchester Dorset DT1 1EB 1 2 ! ! !"#$%%#&'("$% ! !)*+,-.%/+0%1).%2/3,-% ! 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Jon Dimmick MICB CB.Dip PM.Dip Bookkeeping & Payroll Services Why labour over your own accounts Let me look after your business figures Leaving you free to look after your business Example Services Include: Accounts Preparation Payroll Invoices Payslips VAT Returns Budgets Income Tax Returns NI Reports Project Costings Payments to HMRC Bank Reconciliation HMRC Submissions Tel: 07501 977541 Email: [email protected] Full Practice Licence and Indemnity Insurance Practice Licence 9101 3 L & M CLEANING HELPING HANDS FOR YOUR DOMESTIC CHORES CONTACT LUCY OR MIKE 01258 458354 / 07522063591 [email protected] REGULAR CLEANS - SPRING CLEANS ONE- OFF CLEANS MOVING OUT/IN CLEANS FULLY INSURED REFERENCES AVAILABLE CALL FOR A NO OBLIGATION QUOTE Specialists in Carpentry & Joinery J & A Ridell Friendly family business since 1970 For prompt, reliable service new and repair work doors/windows/built-in furniture Email: [email protected] Tel: 01300 348161 Holcombe Mead, Alton Pancras, DT2 7RT 4 %*'( %&()%"(##) *(*#+%*'!)(!$#*!$ ,(&&'(.!$('*!))#( '%'!() !'-!$ %%$!()$ '- #$!$ '( +'( %)' %"%!%#$!% !" ! "#$!%! %&%&$!$ %*'( % & $"% & "% & $!"% & !% & #$!% & %()! % & "!$ $"% & "% & $!"% & !% & #$!% & # %&$!$ %*'(%$#- 5 Dates for your diary ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ March 1 Thurs Over 60s Talk: The Yetties P’thide Mem Hall 2.30pm 2 Fri Lunch Club P’thide Mem Hall 12.30pm 3 Sat Night at the Opera for DWT Sherborne 7.30pm 5 Mon Mobile Library AP, P’thide,P’ton Various 9 Fri Walk to School along B3143 European Inn 8.30-9.00am 9 Fri Coffee morning P’thide Mem Hall 10.30-12 10 Sat Coffee morning + sale United Church 9.45am- Hall, Dorchester 11.45am 16 Fri Wightman’s Orchard Coffee Common Room 10.30-12 Morning 16 Fri Quiz Night P’hinton Vill Hall 7.30pm 19 Mon Mobile Library AP, P’thide, P’ton Various 23 Fri Coffee morning P’thide Mem Hall 10.30-12 24 Sat Car Boot + Jumble Sale PV First School 11am– 2pm 24 Sat Jumble Sale P’thide Mem Hall 2.00pm 25 Sun Breakfast Club P’hinton Vill Hall 9am-12.00 25 Sun Ivy House Open Garden Piddletrenthide 2-5pm 26 Mon Gardens Club Talk P’thide Mem Hall 7.30pm 27 Tues PV Parish Council meeting P’thide Mem Hall 7.30pm 29 Thurs “Wondermentalist” P’thide Mem Hall 7.30pm 30 Fri Lunch Club P’thide Mem Hall 12.30pm 30 Fri Lent Lunch at East Farmhouse Piddlehinton 12.30pm 31 Sat Gardens Club Spring Show P’thide Mem Hall 2.00pm April 2 Mon Mobile Library AP, P’thide, P’ton Various 5 Thurs Over 60s Talk P’thide Mem Hall 2.30pm 6 Fri Coffee morning Wightman’s Orchard 10.30-12 Community Room 9 Mon Ivy House Open Garden Piddletrenthide 2 - 5 pm 13 Fri Wightman’s Orchard Common Room 10.30-12 Coffee Morning 16 Mon Mobile Library AP, P’thide, P’ton Various 20 Fri Coffee morning P’thide Mem Hall 10.30-12 6 April (cont.) 21 Sat New Roof Celebration P’thide Mem Hall 3.00pm 22 Sun Specialist Plant Fair Herringston House 10am-4pm 23 Mon Gardens Club: Members Castle Gardens, 7.30pm discount shopping Sherborne 24 Tues PV Parish Council meeting P’thide Mem Hall 7.30pm 27 Fri Lunch Club P’thide Mem Hall 12.30pm 29 Sun Hilton Sings! Hilton Church 2.30-5.30pm 30 Mon Mobile Library AP, P’thide, P’ton Various 30 Mon Gardens Club: Gardeners P’thide Mem Hall 7.30pm Question Time Editorial ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Editor Dot Browning T 01300 348280 } E [email protected] Co Editor Ros Charlton T 01300 348063 } Hon Treasurer Susan Chance T 01300 348311 Distribution Linda Hoyle T 01300 348978 Copy deadlines 15th April, 15th June, 15th August, 15th October and 10th December 2012. By post or PVNV Postbag, Piddletrenthide Post Office & Village Stores, by hand Piddletrenthide, DT2 7QF Printed by Henry Ling, Dorchester 7 !"#$%&"%'()*$+%,,,% *"-$%()'%."/)%&0$%12)3% % x !"##$%&"'()'*+,-* *****&456789:%;,<<%=>% x !"##$%(.%'(&"#%*/"$$01%*20$$* *****&5?789:%@,A<%9>,%BCD8%ED977%F<,GH%9>% %%%%%%I7J96JKLM%;%-96E4%N<FNO% x 3).4&%5(%.*60$$%(*7*30'4%*8$9:* *****-CL89:%F,<<%=>,%BCD8%ED977%N,<<%=>% x ;%,-)9(&*<%#$0'#5% *****P?8L?789:%Q,FH%=>,%BCD8%ED977%16K89:%FF,<<%9>% %% % BCD8%ED977?7²(EJKR?%CD8?6%985DJ7%9L8% J4C7?%L?S%JC%TKJL?77% ********************************=).*-).%*"'>).-0(")'?*4)'(04(*@0'"4%* %%%%%%$U>9KDVWNTKJL?77,EC,5X%%%%%%%&U<FA<H%NFAGFG%I9L79=4CL?O%%%%%%%-U<Q@N<%YGFF<Q% SSS,WNTKJL?77,EC,5X%%% Car Boot/Table Top Traders £5.00 Limited Space Available Pre-booking advisable Gates Open: 10.00-10.30am 01300 348219 Lunchtime Adult Refreshments Entry Available £1.00 All proceeds in aid of Piddle Valley Foundation Base and Kids’ Club 8 From the editor ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The sound of early morning birdsong and the sight of green tips appearing in the garden are very welcome after the bitter cold winds and severe icy frosts we have endured over the last few weeks. We are all glad to see Spring arriving and the opportunity to venture out in the garden in the sunshine without warm winter coats, and even familiar buildings are emerging from scaffolding showing bright new roof tiles ! We would like to thank all our contributors for sending in their news and pictures to reflect the activities of the Valley. We are grateful to Rupert Edwards for reviewing the 2011 accounts and to our Hon Treasurer Susan Chance for managing the finances. The good news is that advertising revenue and donations do just cover the print cost ! In this issue, read about our local schools’ ‘Olympic Torch’ on its journey through Dorset and information on the Piddle Valley Neighbourhood Plan. Since the Parish Council meeting, Richard Drewe has agreed to Chair the Piddle Valley Neighbourhood Plan Working Group. This has met already and will be meeting regularly, with progress included in News & Views. Looking ahead, we have much to look forward to including the celebrations for the Queens Jubilee over the Weekend 2nd - 4th June and beyond of course the Olympics. In case you are considering entering the Best Village Competition there are full details on www.piddlevalley.info. Dot Browning Contents ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Dates for your diary ~ News from the Vicarage ~ Services ~ From the Registers ~ News from the Villages ~ Letters ~ General News & Notices ~ Clubs, Organisations ~ Localism and Neighbourhood Plans ~ Parish & District Council ~ Piddle Valley First School ~ Sport ~ Surgeries Photographs ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Front cover Lyscombe Chapel, where the Easter Vigil will be held © Patrick Charlton More information about this building follows the church section below. Inside © John Browning, Ian Condon, DASP Disclaimer Whilst every effort is made to ensure the accuracy of advertisements and copy in this magazine, we cannot accept responsibility for any information given or claims made by our advertisers 9 N J Barrett & A L Barrett Carpentry & Joinery Painting & Decorating For all your home & garden carpentry & decorating needs, Loft conversions & cut roofs, Fitted kitchens, Extensions & door hanging, Decking & pergolas, Interior & exterior decorating, Paper hanging, Experienced & reliable. For free quotations please call: Home: (01300) 348748 Neil: 07789907398 Anna: 07786659783 10 News from the Vicarage ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ MARRIAGES MADE IN HEAVEN? Our (comparatively) new Bishop of Salisbury, Nicholas Holtam, recently gave a wide-ranging interview to The Times. The resulting article focused on what he said about civil partnerships. A couple of days before Bishop Nicholas’ interview, Archbishop John Sentamu had expressed a traditional view of marriage when interviewed by the Daily Telegraph: “Marriage is a relationship between a man and a woman and that's marriage. We supported civil partnerships (the bishops in the House of Lords), because we believe that friendships are good for everybody. But then to turn civil partnerships into marriage, that's not the role of government to create institutions that are not of its gifting. I don't think it is the role of the state to define what marriage is. It is set in tradition and history...” For expressing that view he has received racist emails. Bishop Nicholas acknowledged that he used to hold a traditional view but now “I think same-sex couples that I know who have formed a partnership have in many respects a relationship which is similar to a marriage and which I now think of as a marriage.” In a subsequent radio interview, Bishop Nicholas stressed that it was now time for an open and honest conversation in the church and to revisit the traditional portrayal of homosexuality in the Bible where it is predominantly “idolatrous, promiscuous and exploitative. ... What has happened now is that we have begun to see in a way, which is not there in the Bible, that there are people in same sex relationships who are living faithfully and lovingly for life. ... I don’t think there is much there [in the Bible] which addresses the issue of faithful, same sex relationships.
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