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FERNHURST 2021 NEWS THE VILLAGE DIARY IS BACK With the lifting of lockdown and resuming of clubs, activities and events, the village diary has returned to the back page. POLISH UP THE PARISH page 9. FERNHURST NEWS: For contact details please see page 1. STAGECOACH BUS TIMETABLE as from 29/08/21 Times shown from Fernhurst Crossroads 70 TO MIDHURST (approx. 10 minutes to Midhurst) Mondays to Fridays: 06.23, 07.40, 08.43, 09.45, 10.45, 11.45, 12.45, 13.45, 14.45, 15.50, 16.50, 17.56, 19.01. Saturdays: 08.45, 09.45, 10.45, 11.45, 12.45, 13.45, 14.45, 15.45, 16.45, 17.45, 18.56. Sundays and Public Holidays: 10.15, 12.15, 14.15, 16.15, 18.15. 70 to HASLEMERE, GODALMING AND GUILDFORD (approx. 1 hr to Guildford) Mondays to Fridays: 06.48, 07.40, 08.05, 09.05, 10.10, 11.10, 12.10, 13.10, 14.10, 15.10, 16.15, 17.15, 18.20, 19.25 Saturdays: 09.10, 10.10, 11.10, 12.10, 13.10, 14.10, 15.10, 16.15, 1715, 18.20, 19.25. Sundays and Public Holidays (70/71): 1045, 1245, 1445, 1645, 1845. THE HOSPITAL HOPPA (registered charity no. 1104954) - a door to door transport service from your home in Fernhurst to the Royal Surrey Hospital and all other health facilities between Haslemere and Guildford. Call our booking line on 01428 681701. POLICE: Please report any suspicious activity to Police by calling: ‘999' for Emergency/Crime/suspicious activity in progress or '101' for Non emergency. CITIZENS ADVICE BUREAU - Well Lane House, Well Lane, Haslemere GU27 2LB. Monday 10am -1pm, Tuesday 1-6pm, Wednesday and Thursday 10am - 3pm, Friday Closed. Tel: 0344 848 7969 An adviser from Citizens Advice will be in the Fernhurst Centre every Thursday from 1.45 - 3.45 pm FERNHURST PHARMACY (tel. 01428 644050) opening: Mon & Tues 9.00am - 1.30pm, 2.30pm - 6.30pm; Wed 9am - 1pm; Thurs & Fri 9.00am - 1.30pm, 2.30pm - 6.00pm; Sat 9.00am - 12noon. (Haslemere Late Night Pharmacy at Haslemere Health Centre, Beech Road, Haslemere is open Monday to Saturday 7 am to 10.30 pm and on Sundays 10 am to 5 pm.) RECYCLING at Bepton Road, Midhurst, GU29 9QX. OPEN 9 am - 6 pm Mon. Thurs. Fri. Sat . & Sun. CLOSED Tues. & Wed. COMMUNITY DEFIBRILLATOR is located on the outside wall of the Village Hall. Printed by Blackdown Press - Tel. 01428 643309 The Hunter Centre is a facility that provides advice and support to those living with Dementia. Day Care is provided at the Marjorie Gray Hall, Grayswood Road, Haslemere, Surrey. 10am – 4pm. Mondays, Wednesdays Thursdays and Fridays. Our aim is to provide social stimulation in a relaxed safe environment, run by staff with many years’ experience. We also run Carers Support Groups and Dementia Friends Information Sessions. If you would like any information on any of the services The Hunter Centre provides, please contact the Operations Manager, Elaine Clement on 01428 654710 or email: [email protected] Registered Charity 1173587 Our advertisers help us. Please let them know you saw their advert here Country Paws Dog Walking A flexible and reliable local dog walker. I also do doggie day care and in-house boarding Where your dog will be part of the family. Insured and DBS checked. Pet First Aid & CPR Certificate. Phone 07533 023562 or email [email protected] Our advertisers help us. Please let them know you saw their advert here. his event costs £8 and includes a welcome drink with the opportunity to buy signed copies of the book. The book follows a year in the life of a Manx Shearwater chick as it flies 8000 miles from the British Isles to the South Atlantic. Part memoir, part homage to wilderness, Shearwater traces Roger's 50-year obsession with one of nature’s supreme travellers, full of lightly-worn knowledge, acute human observation and self-deprecating humour bringing to life a truly mysterious and charismatic bird. Our advertisers help us. Please let them know you saw their advert here MATT OVERTON Painter & Decorator 15 years’ experience, good rates, fully insured and there is no VAT Contact: 07769533766 Or email: [email protected] ROBERT MOODIE at Clare Laughland Interiors Master Upholsterer since 1973 Is your sofa or perhaps your favourite chair In need of a little loving care? Don’t push it aside or take to the ‘tip’ Just give us a ring and we’ll mend it. Loose covers or fitted, or down to the frame We will restore it, elaborate or plain Fabrics and braids for us to enhance Our craftsmanship’s shown if given the chance. Specialists in reupholstery of antique and contemporary furniture The Old Milking Parlour, Mellow Farm, Dockenfield, Surrey, GU10 4HH - 01428 712886 [email protected] Our advertisers help us. Please let them know you saw their advert here. Our advertisers help us. Please let them know you saw their advert here Our advertisers help us. Please let them know you saw their advert here. Our advertisers help us. Please let them know you saw their advert here Our advertisers help us. Please let them know you saw their advert here. FERNHURST NEWS Fernhurst News is a community magazine printed by Blackdown Press. If there are issues that you think are pertinent to the village and would be of interest, we would be happy to hear from you. Don’t forget to tell us about your events for the Village Diary. The Editorial Committee takes no responsibility for the views and accuracy of the contributors’ articles nor for the quality of the services and products advertised. Anyone wishing to obtain extra copies of the Fernhurst News can do so from The Hub at Crossfield, Vann Road or at the Church. For postal subscriptions. please contact Judy and Ian Goodall 07800 778 538. Alternatively download from www.fernhurst.net/fernhurstnews.pdf. For publication information contact Elaine Ireland: [email protected] Copy for November 2021 issue to Elaine by 10 October please. A big thank you… We hope you’ll join us in saying a big thank you to Pat and Charles Hallifax who have stepped down after managing the distribution of the Fernhurst News for 15 years. For each issue (apart from the occasional break) Pat and Charles collected copies of the Fernhurst News from the printer, counted out the copies (and any fliers) required for each of the delivery rounds and then delivered them to the volunteers. We currently print 1280 copies which are split into 38 bundles and delivered to 46 volunteers to deliver to your door. We are very grateful to Judy and Ian Goodall for taking on this sterling work — managing the distribution and delivering a free copy of local news to every household in the Parish and to any paid subscribers outside the village. Fernhurst News October 2021 1 THE BIGGEST LITTLE FARM Saturday 9th October 2021 in the Village Hall Doors open 7pm, film starts 7.30pm Duration 1hr 31 mins Rated: PG We’re back at last! And looking forward to seeing you again because we’ve wanted to show you this film since April 2020 plus other gems we’ve found in the meantime and wish to share with you. It was tantalizing not being able to screen films, but in a strange way, after what everyone’s gone through last year, it makes ‘The Biggest Little Farm’ an even more relevant and uplifting experience and perfect to start off our new season. Because it’s the true story of a couple who promised their dog a better life, and upped sticks to buy a run down, worn out fruit farm in California. A cou- ple of ingénues, who know diddly squat about farming, but are prepared to dare and take on a challenge to build a life in perfect harmony with nature. They had a plan; Mother Nature had hers. Their bravery and remarkable stoicism are extraordinary which is why this enlightening and inspiring film is joyful in all the best ways. Do come back and enjoy one of the most delightful films you’ll see this year Click onto: www.fernhurst.net/films/index.htm for a synopsis and trailer of this film. Tickets available at the door on the night. Tickets unchanged at £6 on sale at at the door on the night. Licensed bar and refreshments available from 7pm. FE R N HU R S T V IL L A G E WE B S ITE S w w w .f ernhurst.net A ll you need to know about the village, organisations, facilities, businesses and local inform ation. Fernhurst Village Community Board The online m eeting p lace for residents and friends of F ernhurst. Join the Group w ith one click from your F acebook p age. 2 Fernhurst News October 2021 Fernhurst Art Group www.fernhurst.net/art CAR DRIVER REQUIRED SEMI-RETIRED BUSINESSMAN SEEKS WELL PRESENTED, PART TIME, SELF-EMPLOYED CAR DRIVER WITH CLEAN LICENCE FOR OCCASIONAL DRIVING � BASED LOCALLY TO FERNHURST �� FULLY INSURED QUALITY CAR PROVIDED �� UP TO APPROXIMATELY 10 HOURS MAXIMUM PER WEEK ON CALL �� DETAILS AND TERMS TO BE DISCUSSED. PLEASE APPLY TO :- [email protected] Fernhurst News October 2021 3 Hallelujah - We’re Back! Fernhurst Choral Society held its first “in-person” rehearsal in the Village Hall on Monday 6th September. This was the first time we had sung together in the same room since March last year. We have of course been continuing to sing together on Zoom for much of that period, which has kept our spirits up and enabled the choir to maintain an esprit de corps during the long months of enforced separation.
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