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March 2011.Pub You can now read the Enford Newsletter in colour at www.enfordnewsletter.org In addition you will find interesting articles, news, colour photographs and past Newsletters plus useful information and services ENFORD NEWSLETTER March 2011 ENFORD NEWSLETTER For Sale/PCC AGM/Pancake fair/Bingo 2 NEXT COMMITTEE MEETING Fashion Shows/Enford - Chisenbury Golf 3 Royal Wedding/Larkhill Choral Society 4 Monday 21st March The Great Stones Way Project/All Saints Primary School 5 Neighbourhood Watch/Broadband in Enford 6 All items for inclusion, whether they are Changes to Bus Services 7 handwritten, typed or via e-mail, MUST be submitted by the date of the 200 Club/Enford Community Fund 8 meeting or they will not be published Summer Fete/ Windmill Society/Darts/ Thank You 9 until the following month . These articles may be handed in to any Highways, Bridleways/Camera Club 10 Newsletter Committee member. Please send e-mails to Policing/Gardening Club 11 [email protected] All saints 12 Enford Newsletter Committee reserves Messages/Film Club 13 the right to reject or omit from publication any material that is Village Hall 14 considered by majority of Committee SPTA News 15 Members to be detrimental to any person or which is not in the best Advertising 17 interest of the community as a whole. All letters and articles must be signed, but Village Committees 24 the Committee will withhold the name of Diary 25 the writer if this is requested at the time of sending it in. FOR SALE All Saints Church Enford due to owner moving abroad P-reg(1997), Radiant Red, Ford Fiesta, 5-door hatchback, 1.25L. Includes CD player, driver's airbag, central locking ANNUAL PAROCHIAL CHURCH MEETING power steering, electric windows and sunroof (followed by PCC Meeting) Taxed until end of May. MOT until end of April 100,000 miles on the clock A reliable car in good condition, with full service history £400 21 st March 7.00pm Call 01980 670345 or email [email protected] FOR SALE ST MARY’S CHURCH, UPAVON th Great Large Pine Desk Saturday 5 March 3 drawers either side , with one middle drawer 2-4pm in Upavon Village Hall 62'' Wide, 29'' High, 25'' Deep. Pancake Fair £25.00 Raffles, Lucky Dip, Cake Stall, Handicrafts, Tel: 01980 670489 Preserves And Lyn and Kim Riche LOTS OF PANCAKES! YOUTH CLUB For just a few pounds you can place an advertisement in the Enford Newsletter. £20 per 1/8 page for 10 issues 10th April £45 per 1/3 page for 10 issues 3.00pm Enford Village Hall Please contact Peggy Waterkeyn 01980 670418 Prizes or donations very welcome 2 ENFORD NEWSLETTER March 2011 For just a few pounds you can place an advertisement in the Enford Newsletter. £20 per 1/8 page for 10 issues £45 per 1/3 page for 10 issues Please contact Peggy Waterkeyn 01980 670418 FASHION SHOW organised by Viyella Thursday 17th March at 7 pm Bouverie Hall, Pewsey Tickets £5 Raffle Wine will also be on sale Tickets are available 01672 563403 or 01380 729786 ENFORD - CHISENBURY GOLF – 17 JUNE 2011 The Enford and Chisenbury golf day out will be at the Upavon Golf Course on Friday 17 th June 2011. Assemble at 12.00pm for a Tee Off at 12.30pm. The intention is for a maximum of 7 teams of 4 players to play the 18 holes. Costs . The cost of the afternoon will hopefully be £25 (for a sandwich, green fee and prizes). Any money remaining will be donated to the Village Hall and Church. Upavon Members need not pay the £19 green fee. All play will be off full handicap. Maximum handicap for gen- tlemen is 30 and 36 for ladies. The application form will be in the April and May’s Newsletters. Any queries please contact Adrian Orr on 670447 ([email protected]) or PK Kenny on 670033 ([email protected]). So come and join us on a fun day out — (no clash with either Wimbledon or the Fete!!) Friday 17 th June 2011 – Upavon 3 ENFORD NEWSLETTER March 2011 EAST CHISENBURY COME AND ENJOY ONE OF OUR LEGENDARY SUNDAY ROASTS, WITH A PRIX FIXE 2 COURSE ROAST & CRUMBLE FOR £18 ! OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY (FOOD SERVED 12-3) NOW OPEN MONDAYS TOO! BOOKINGS TAKEN ON 01980 671124 GUY, BRITT & THE TEAM LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU THERE Royal Wedding Celebrations LARKHILL CHORAL SOCIETY CALLING ALL VILLAGERS Saturday 2 April at 7.30 pm At the moment it looks as though the Royal Wedding is passing Enford by. We have never Garrison Church St Alban the Martyr, Larkhill missed a Royal Occasion to celebrate yet, so Mozart Requiem please is there anyone interested in helping to Concerto For Flute And Harp arrange a party on Saturday 30th April to cele- brate the Royal Wedding Enford style Tickets £10 in advance ( tel 01980 655405) £12 on the door Come on Let’s Celebrate!! inc interval drinks and buffet Jane Young 4 ENFORD NEWSLETTER March 2011 THE GREAT STONES WAY PROJECT The following is a letter from Ian Ritchie of The Great Stones Way Project sent in by Norman Beardsley Dear all I am overdue in giving you an update on our Great Stones Way project and the planned walk on the 26th March. We are making good progress on a number of fronts but are facing a few issues that will delay the formal opening of the full route. On the positive side we have been granted £24750 by Plain Action and a grant of £5000 from the Tidworth Area Board. So far we have raised over £10000 from our members with more to come. The line of the southern half of the trail (from the A342 to Stonehenge) is more or less fixed (although I need to meet Simon Banton again for his advice around Figheldean). There is huge enthusiasm for the route from the general public, The Ramblers and the specialist walking and tourism media. We have had good coverage in the local press and on local radio and TV. Wiltshire Council have given their provisional support but ..... .... there has been some resistance from villages in the Vale of Pewsey and from Avebury. All agree that the GSW is a good idea and support it ‘in principle’ but I think it is fair to say that each wants it to go through the next village and not theirs! In addition we have been asked by the World Heritage Site management, the National Trust and others to conduct an Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) on the route before we finalise it. We are agreeing to conduct an EIA, and in addition to set up an advisory group and to develop management plans for each section of the trail. All this will take time and therefore we will not be opening the GSW as early as we had hoped. However I am confident that all we are facing is a small delay. We are only proposing using existing Rights of Way and could have gone ahead without the extensive consultation we are doing. By being open and inclusive in our approach we have made more work for ourselves, but so be it. When the GSW opens we will have done all we can to ensure that we have taken into account the views of as many interested parties as possible. On another positive note, I am very pleased to tell you that we are still going ahead with a walk through your area on Saturday 26th March. The walk will be 14 miles long, from Casterley Camp to Stonehenge, with a shorter option from Netheravon. We will probably be calling it the Plain and Avon Valley walk and it will be to raise funds for the GSW. We are going to be encouraging our members to take part but it will be open to anyone who wishes to join us. We envisage walkers starting from Casterley between 10am and 11am. We will be providing a shuttle bus for them to get back to their cars and we will have porta-loos at Casterley and at the car park near the Durrington golf driving range. We will be encouraging walkers to use the pubs and shops in the Avon Valley for refreshments. Would any villages be prepared to open the toilets in your village halls or churches for walkers to use? Are there any things you would like to suggest we should include in the information for walkers? If you have any questions about the above or anything else about the GSW, please get in touch With best wishes Ian Ritchie ([email protected]) ALL SAINTS PRIMARY SCHOOL NETHERAVON NEWS RELEASE – FEBRUARY 2011 All Saints Primary School in Netheravon are holding a double celebration with an excellent Ofsted Report which rates the school as ‘Good’ with features of ‘outstanding’ teaching practice and a brand new extension to the popular school. Mrs Hayley Humphris, Head Teacher, who was delighted to share the report with parents said: “The good progress made since the last Ofsted inspection two and a half years ago has been recognised and the school has the capacity to become ‘Outstanding’.” Inspectors recognised the school provides a well-organised, safe and secure environment where “first rate induction arrangements” help new arrivals settle quickly into the school’s welcoming setting. A very happy parent commented: “Really impressed by the way the school has met our child’s needs.” endorsing Ofsted’s belief that “Children feel safe, secure and grow in confidence.” Parents are also im- pressed with the school’s caring ethos, with all who returned the questionnaires being happy with their children’s experience at school.
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