Bodenham Newsletter
November 2018 1st Mothers’ Union Meeting 12th Leisure Club 2nd Travels with Camera - Uzbekistan 16th Travels with a Camera - India 3rd Wombling Litter Pick 16th Bowling Club Annual Dinner 6th Gardening Club 19th Carers Group Meeting 9th Flicks in the Sticks 26th Leisure Group Bingo 27th Flood Group Meeting 9th Xmas Coffee Morning 28th Travels with a Camera - Everest 30th Flood Group Quiz Dec 1st Christmas Bazaar - Church
Contents Page Page Church 2 Poetry Group 12 Parish Council 3 & 4 Sponsor a Poppy 12 Chapel 4 1940’s Swing Night 12 Mothers’ Union 4 StarTots 15 Bowling Club 5 Nursery 15 Gardening Club 5 Wild Life Trust 16 Girl Guides 6 County Councillors Report 18 Advertise 6 Flicks in the Sticks 18 Parish Hall 7 Benefice Choir 19 Road Closure 11/11 8 Crossword 19 Xmas Bazaar 9 Lugg Valley Friends 20 Ramblers 10 Tennis Club 21 Leisure Club 10 Armistice Day Lunch 21 Book of Remembrance 11 Travels with a Camera 22 Poetry Corner 11 Carers’ Group 22 Art Group 12 Litter Pick 23 Newsletter Details 24 St Michael & All Angels’ Church, Bodenham 2
Dear friends This month marks the end of a series of events marking the centenary of the First World War. At 11am on 11th November 1918, the guns on the Western Front fell silent and the world would never be the same again. The ways in which we have remembered have varied, but in common with people immediately after the war, many events have tried to make sense of what happened and have tried to ensure that good came out of so much suffering. The next few years will mark the centenary of many of our parish war memorials, but rather than simply trying to preserve the memory of those that paid the ultimate price for our freedom, many communities and individuals set up memorial funds, houses and community halls. Preston Wynne and Felton’s Memorial Hall (which houses the parishes’ war memorial) is just one local example.
I have been regularly visiting the battlefields in France and Flanders for over twenty years and have been impressed by the amount of money and effort spent on new visitor centres, interpretation boards, trails and monuments that have sprung up around the sites of battle in France and Belgium. It leads one to hope that the lessons of war and the virtues of peace may continue to be learned by successive generations. However, despite so much effort being put into remembrance, we seem to live in an increasingly insecure world, where institutions set up to promote world peace and cooperation being undermined from all sides.
A lesson learned by many who fought through the First World War was that Jesus Christ was not a remote, kingly figure, divorced from the realities of life. The Army Chaplain J Studdart-Kennedy (“Woodbine Willie” as he was known to the troops), found that it was the vision of Jesus upon the cross that comforted the men – knowing that God suffered with them. I find great comfort that in an uncertain world, Jesus Christ walks with us and shares our joys and our sorrows.
On 11th November, along with other events that weekend, we will be pausing to remember those of our parish who died in both world wars and subsequent conflicts – service details are in this magazine. It would be great if you were able to join us. With every blessing, Paul
St Michael’s and All Angels Church Services for November
Sunday 4th Nov 6.00pm Evensong for All Souls Day Revd Paul Roberts
Sunday 11th Nov 9.45am Remembrance Service Preb. David Roberts
11.00am Act of Remembrance at the War Memorial Preb. David Roberts
Sunday 18th Nov 9.30am Holy Communion Rev. Paul Roberts
6.00pm Evensong Lay-Led
Sunday 25th Nov 9.30am Holy Communion TBA 3 PARISH COUNCIL NEWS Email list Planning applications The parish runs an email list for anyone No planning applications were considered wanting to be kept updated about news about at the Parish Council meeting on 1st October. the Parish Council and Herefordshire Council Only one planning application had been received, - and, occasionally, other matters relating namely: to Bodenham. If you would like to join the - 182473: Queenswood Country Park: list email Chris Smith at bodenhampcclerk@ Proposed composting toilet utilising reclaimed gmail.com . You won’t be deluged with email timber for which Herefordshire Council was not and can unsubscribe at any time. accepting comments. . Minutes of Parish Council meetings……. Litter Pick - a date for your diary ……..can be found on the Parish Council The next litter pick will take place on website - www.bodenhamparish.org.uk . Saturday 3rd November. The usual arrangements will apply; i.e. Parish Council meetings 10.30 start at Bodenham Parish Hall: equipment Please note that the next meetings of the provided by Balfour Beatty: free hot soup and Parish Council will take place at 7.30pm rolls in the parish hall for all who have collected on Mondays 5th November and 3rd litter. For more details contact the Parish December at the Siward James Centre. Clerk, Chris Smith, on 01568 797132 or at Everyone is most welcome to attend Parish [email protected] Council meetings and to raise any matters of concern during the slot reserved for The A417. this purpose. If you prefer, you can raise The Parish Council remains committed matters in advance by contacting Chris to improving road safety in Bodenham. Signage Smith, Parish Clerk, on 01568 797132 or by will be improved on the C1125 and C1121 and email at [email protected]. gateways have been approved for the A417 at both ends of the village. It is hoped that these The parish website…… improvements will be in place by the end of the …….. is continually updated. Find the latest year. In addition, the Parish Council is funding news on the Bodenham Neighbourhood Plan a feasibility study into creating a pavement there. The Home page now shows a list of on the C1125 from Ashgrove Road to Englands future events in chronological order, as well Field by reducing the width of the C1125 for as the latest notices, addresses to go to, road vehicles by having a priority system along Parish Council minutes, and much more. Find that stretch of the road. out there about Bodenham past, present and future, local news and crime prevention Chewing gum/dogs in playground/dog poo generally alerts. www.bodenhamparish.org.uk is the Chewing gum has already appeared on the website address. You can also find the surface of the new playground and dogs have Bodenham Newsletter there. been seen in the playground, too. The dogs may have entered the playground before the spring on the gate was mended, but please ensure that your dog is kept out of the playground at all times and that no chewing gum is thrown on the floor. Always bag dog poo. Bagged dog poo can be put in any litter bin. 4
BODENHAM PARISH COUNCIL 2018 Cllr Alec Avery, [email protected] 01568 797744 Cllr Tony Clark [email protected] 01568 797943 Cllr Sharon Collin [email protected] 01568 797366 Cllr Jim Crane [email protected] 01568 707095 Cllr Dennis Jackson [email protected] 01568 797404 Cllr Pam James-Moore [email protected] 01568 797330 (Chairman) Cllr Richard Layton [email protected] 01568 797251 Cllr Tony Mitcheson [email protected] 01568 797170 (Vice-chairman) Cllr Tracy Morris [email protected] 01568 797892 Cllr David Tilford [email protected] 01568 797658 Cllr Kathy Tremain [email protected] 01568 797751 Chris Smith (Parish Clerk) www.bodenhamparish.org.uk 01568 797132 Cllr Bruce Baker - [email protected] - is the Herefordshire Councillor for the Hampton ward.
BODENHAM CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Ladies Bible Study (Chapel Lane, Bodenham) We will continue our studies in Romans You are welcome to join with us at any of the entitled ‘Peace with God.’ on November 6th services or meetings held at the Chapel. and 20th at 10am. Services for November Contact Rebecca Burnill 01568 797823 or Margaret Seccombe 01568 797094 4th 10.30am Worship Service - Chuck Ferguson 11th 10.30am Worship Service - Chuck BODENHAM MOTHERS’ UNION Thursday 1st November: 10am - 12 noon at Ferguson 14 Brockington Road. Rosemary Roberts will 18th 10.30am Worship Service - Peter give a talk entitled ‘Following in Mary Sumner’s Strevens Footsteps’ 25th 10.30am Fellowship Service and Branch Leader: Pat Horrigan 01568-797044 Communion
All services will be followed by refreshments. OPERATION CHRISTMAS CHILD SHOEBOXES Thursday 11th November: 2 - 4pm. Knit in at Cafe @ Chapel meets every Thursday morning. 14 Brockington Road. Why not call in for a coffee and a chat at any time between 10.30am and 12 noon.
Bodenham Christian Fellowship: GARDENING CLUB Contact Peter Lefroy-Owen (760580) Nov 6th Growing vegetables in a small Bible Study & Prayer garden with Richard Baldwin. All meetings will start at 7.30pm: Also subs of £12.00 are due and tickets are on sale for the Christmas Party on Nov 1st No Meeting Dec 4th at £17.50 per person. Nov 8th 2 Thessalonians Chapter 3. At the Chapel. Dec 4th Christmas Party tickets only.
Nov 15th 1 John Chapter 1. At 14 Brockington Usual refreshments and sales table plus Road. raffle. Nov 22nd 1 John Chapter 2. At the Chapel. Nov 29th 1 John Chapter 3. At the Chapel. 5 BODENHAM BOWLING CLUB Bodenham Bowling Club held its AGM on Sunday 14th October at the centre at Siward James and it was good to see many members attend and then enjoy wine and cheese at the close of the meeting. Jean Fryer, Andy Maxwell, Colin Walters,
Derek Stockton and Peter Jones were thanked for their work for the club. Sadly Peter had decided that the time FRIDAY 30 NOVEMBER had come for him to stand down as the fixtures secretary but he was able to hand this role on Bodenham Parish Hall to Ann Walters with most of the 2019 friendlies Doors Open 7pm Quiz starts at 7.30pm already agreed . Thank you Peter. The annual dinner, when the Tickets £5 Tables of 6 presentations will be made for the winners and runners up of club competitions, will be held this year at The Old Boot at Wellington on Friday Prizes for winning table 16th November 2018 18.30 for 19.00. I will place information re the 2019 Nibbles only provided season once the committee, guided by the Bring your own drink. Glasses provided green keeper, has a date for the reopening of the green. Fundraising for Bodenham Flood Protection Group
It has been a great year thanks to For more information and to book a table Contact Gwen Bowden 01568 797868 the weather for our club and others in Herefordshire. I look forward to seeing players old and new in 2019. Barbara Gibson 01568 797643 (call minder) chair / secretary
…………….and we value any time they can give us……. Do you have some time to spare to help us raise much-needed funds to help distressed Herefordshire children and young people NOTICE: when they need us most? The CLD Trust is a local charity which provides accredited counselling and emotional The water spout at Dinmore has support for children, young people and their families across Herefordshire. We are there for consistently tested as unsafe for young people when they most need help – with anxiety, depression, eating disorder and suicidal thoughts, those who have suffered abuse or witnessed domestic violence or human consumption. substance misuse. We celebrate our 25th year in 2019, and every year we need to raise money to make sure we can help as many people as need us…… and we need your help so we can raise Please Do Not Drink funds to do more. Please help. Come and join our volunteer fundraising team – for fun and a real sense of achievement. Call us on 01432 269245 or email [email protected] Can’t wait to meet you
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Girlguiding News Do you want to work somewhere where every day is different? Working with people Marden Guides & Rangers will be having to live independently in their own homes. a climbing evening at Green Spider Climbing From supporting someone to go to the cinema, assisting with personal care, to a quiet in Hereford. We will also be taking part in the night in and everything in between, if so we could have the job for you. Remembrance Day service at Marden Church. We currently have vacancies for shorter calls of four or five hours, mornings and Look out for our stall at Marden Church Bazaar – evenings as well as 24 hours shifts and experience is not always essential. Applicants please come and support us! must possess a current driving licence. Welcome to Marden Brownies, Guides & Rangers – Please contact Gemma on 01568 616653 or e-mail [email protected] the fun starts here! We build girl’s confidence and raise their aspirations. We give them the chance to discover their full l potential, face challenges and have fun! Come and join us. For Brownies (Age 7-10 years) contact Trish on MAGIC GARDENERS 01432 880859 For Guides (Age 10 – 14 years) and Rangers (Age 14-18 years ) contact Alison on 01432 880094 or All Your Garden Needs email [email protected] Guiding is fun for adults too! You could help us Landscaping ~ Fencing ~ Lawn regularly, or just occasionally if you prefer. Perhaps you have some special skills that you could share Mowing with us. If you are interested, please contact Alison. Alison Thomas – Guide Leader ~ Hedge Cutting ~
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PARISH HALL NEWS Club Meets Contact Leisure Club Monthly on the Gwenllian Bowden Results of 100 club draw for September & 2nd and 4th Chairperson October 2018 Mondays 01568 797868 September: 2.30 - 4pm 1st. No.91, John Rice Gardening Monthly on the David Griffiths Club 1st Tuesday 01568 797427 2nd. No. 86, Jeff Pollard 7.30pm 3rd. No. 41, Margaret James Flicks in the Sept - April October: Sticks 2nd Friday 1st. No. 122, Edith Bonham 7.30pm 2nd. No. 116, Barbara Gibson 3rd. No. 115, Elaine Jones Weekly Activity Contact Mondays Tai Chi Julian Kemp Robin Knott Chair 797835 10 - 11.30am (TT) 01568 614468 Gwenllian Bowden Secretary 797868 Body Fat Shred Emma Caldwell Gwenllian Bowden Minutes Secretary 797868 6.30pm 01568 797453 Bob Clarke Treasurer 797670 07971009691 Ian Linton Vice-Chair 797375 Pilates ejcaldwell@ 7.35pm hotmail.co.uk Ann Hartfield & Flicks in the 797932 June Stephens Sticks Tuesdays Pilates 6 - 7pm Emma Caldwell Ida Knott Bookings Sec 797333 (as above) Robert Parker 100 Club 797091 Airgun Club Ian Linton Richard Layton 797251 01568 797375 Wednesdays Tai Chi 9.30 - 11am Julian Kemp To Book the Parish Hall please telephone Ida Knott (TT) (as above) on 01568 797333 Yoga 6 - 7.30pm Fiona Hawkins (TT) 01432 860270 CRISPIN HACK Badminton 8pm Rob Parker HARD LANDSCAPING AND 01568 797091 TRADITIONAL BUILDING Thursdays * PATIOS * BRICKLAYING * WALLS * PLASTERING * STEPS * CARPENTRY * COURTYARDS * FLOOR-LAYING * STONE PAVING * CHIMNEYS Fridays Over 50s Exercise Miranda Davies * NATURAL STONEWORK * 9 -10am 01432 830675 * LIME MORTAR POINTING * FREE CONSULTATION, Pilates Emma Caldwell DESIGN AND ESTIMATES (see above) M: 07792 300 138 T: 01531 805050 Hourly Rates Main Hall £9.50 (minimum charge £12) Committee Room £5.00 (minimum charge £6) SCL Chimney Sweep and Repairs Stage Only £5.00 (minimum charge 5.50) 20Yrs SWEEPING ALL OPEN FIRES AND WOODBURNERS Store/Back Room £8.00 per Evening EXPERIENCE 07885529138 Party/Dance/Disco £120.00 (£100 deposit) Concert/Musical Evening £60.00 I also offer handyman jobs round the house - Quiz Night £30.00 anything from Gutter clearing, Pointing brickwork, Bingo £30.00 Plastering and Painting to clearing the pavement Children’s Party (under 14 years) £25.00 and driveway of leaves. Jumble Sale £45.00 I will put my hand to most things - if it’s not listed Wedding Afternoon Only - £150.00 give me a call. I am a Local guy who is honest, (Clear by 6pm) reliable and friendly. I you would like a quote don’t All Day £200.00 hesitate to ring me. 07885529138 or email me : Previous Day at Hourly Rate. [email protected] 8
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GARDEN SERVICES Bodenham Armistice Weekend – Sunday, 11 BODENHAM November 2018 – Road Closure GARDEN & GROUNDS MAINTENANCE At 11.00 am on Sunday, 11 November 2018 there will be the annual Act of Remembrance at the * HEDGE TRIMMING Bodenham War Memorial following the Service of * GENERAL GARDENING WORK Remembrance in St. Michael and All Angels’ Church. * ROUGH AREAS CLEARED Because of the increase in numbers of those ie woodland or overgrown paddocks attending the services in the Church and at the War * LOG SPLITTER & OPERATIVE FOR HIRE Memorial expected in this Centenary Year, authority has been obtained to close the C1121 between * TRACTOR & SAW BENCH Bodenham Court to the East of the Memorial and * PADDOCK MOWER / TOPPER FOR HIRE The Hollies West of the Memorial from 10.55am * KNAPSACK SPRAYING - NPTCC Cert - until 11.10 am when the Act of Remembrance is (weed control) expected to be completed. * LICENCED WASTE CARRIER In addition, to cope with the increase in * PUBLIC LIABILITY TO £5 M numbers expected at the War Memorial, Church Road from the War Memorial to Tan-y-Bryn will be * FIREWOOD FOR SALE - ALL SIZES a No Parking area. Arrangements have been made for those with vehicles to park at the Bodenham MIKE STEPHENS Lakes Car Park. Access will, of course, be allowed to 26 ORCHARD CLOSE the Church as a drop off point for those with limited BODENHAM HEREFORDSHIRE mobility. For more up to date information on the T: 01568 797816 weekend activities and the Remembrance Day Services please go to www.bodenhamparish.org.uk M: 07779 407605 Bodenham Parish Armistice Group 9
BODENHAM CHURCH CHRISTMAS BAZAAR SATURDAY
1ST DECEMBER 2018
2 PM BODENHAM PARISH HALL
Stalls for Everyone : Books - Bottle Stall - Bric a Brac Cakes - Cards/Notelets - Childrens Toys Gift Ideas -Jams/Jellies/Chutneys Tombola Stall - Xmas Floral Arrangements Refreshments
Grand Prize Draw: £25 - 1st Prize Other Prizes : Wine : Chocolates: Biscuits : Toiletries
We would much appreciate Items Donated to go on the above Stalls - or if you would wish to have your own Stall at The Bazaar please contact : Heather Davies on 01568 797826 10 BODENHAM RAMBLERS WINTER WALKS 2018/2019 All walks start at 10am unless otherwise stated. Any queries about walks please contact leaders.
Date Description Mile Start GR Leaders s Sun Harewood End via Duchy of 4/4½ Harwood End Inn Exp 189 Richard Nov 4th Cornwall to Hoarwithy, views, 5288 01432 839534 easy/mod 2691 Wed Towards Burghill through fields 4+ Wyevale Car Park far end Exp 189 Wendy & Joy Nov 14th and possibly golf course, return Kings Acre Road, Hfd 472 416 01432 272031 via Cattle Market, easy Lunch at Wyevale Sun Kington Along the Arrow Valley 4/5 Meet Mill Street Car park Exp 201 Beverley Nov 25th HR5 3DF £1.50 on Sun 296 566 01432 830128 Eat at Swan email or ring Beverley week before Wed West of Hereford lanes,field & 4/5 12 Prince Edward Rd Hfd Sat nav Richard & Barbara Dec 5th possibly river path, no stiles Park on drive or road HR4 0LG 01432 267414 Could be muddy if wet Punch & mince pies at end bring own lunch Wed Annual Lunch Herefordshire Golf Club Wendy Dec12th Details to follow 12.30pm for 1pm 01432 272031 Sun Lyde Lakes, village walk easy 4 Start Kenchester Gardens Exp 202 John & Tina Dec 16th No Lunch arranged 503 441 01432 830183
For details of Bodenham Ramblers please contact the Secretary, Brenda Richardson on 01568 797035 or the Treasurer, Wendy Jones on 01432 272031
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BODENHAM LEISURE CLUB November 12th The Monday Bell Ringers, lead by Mrs Janet Watson, will be coming to entertain us with their handbell music. November 26th at 2.30pm. Bingo with a Christmas Theme - always an enjoyable event. Both meetings will take place in the Parish Hall, Raffle , Sales Table and light refreshments as usual.
Advance notice of our Christmas Lunch, which will take place on December 10th this year. It will be at Oakchurch Garden Centre, details and travel plans will be announced later. Our Coach Trip last month was well attended and the Lunch at the The Old Railways Restaurant was served very well and the food was very good. Sadly we were unable to go to the Welsh National Show Caves but enjoyed a brief visit to the Brecon Beacons Information Centre instead. We are, at the time of printing, getting ready to fill the boxes for Christmas Child Appeal. Nan Murdoch, Programme Secretary. 11 The Bodenham Book of Remembrance
1918-2018. One Hundred Years have passed since the end of the First World War.
A Book of Remembrance was published, at the time, to co-incide with the blessing of our War Memorial. An exact facsimile of this precious booklet has been produced to commemorate this sombre anniversary. To cover costs, it will be on sale for a suggested minimum price of £3. As notional proÞts will accrue to the Church, any extra which is donated to purchase this unique record would be most welcome.
The booklet can be obtained from:
Any Church Service Bodenham Post Office Lilian at Old Post Office (797640)
The print run will be limited, so do buy early!
Poetry Corner This month we are all aware of the Centenary of the end of the Great War. We Will Remember Them
The Veteran (1916) We came upon him sitting in the sun. blinded by war, and left. And past the fence there came young soldiers from the Hand & Flower asking advice of his experience
And he said this, and that, and told them tales And all the nightmares of each empty head blew in air. Then, hearing us beside “Poor chaps, how do they know what it’s like” he said
And we stood there and watched him as he sat turning his sockets where they went away Until it came to one of us to ask “And you’re – how old?” “Nineteen, come third of May.” Margaret Postgate Cole 12 SPONSORSHIP FORM Flower Sponsorship “Lest We Forget” Ƭ St Michael & All Angels, ǣǦ Bodenham ͉ͷȋȌȋȌ ͉ͳͷȋȌ 10th – 11th November 2018 ͉͵ͲȋȌ ͉ͷͲȋȌ ͉ͳͲͲȋȌ Would you like to sponsor an arrangement at the Armistice Centenary Weekend in the church ǣǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤǤ for your family, in memory of a loved one or …………………………………………………………………………………………………………. perhaps for someone lost in the wars? …………………………………………………………………………………………………………. An inscribed card with your own dedication …………………………………………………………………………………………………………. will be placed beside the flowers. ǣ ǡ ǡǡǡͻͲͻͷ
1940`s SWING NIGHT SATURDAY 10TH NOVEMBER 7-11 pm BODENHAM VILLAGE HALL
FEATURING the VINTAGE CLASS SINGERS TICKET ONLY book by November 1st
Tickets £10 (to include supper) available from:- Jim and Pat Crane 797095, Sandra and Rich Moule 79774 Margaret Minchin 797129
40`s Dress optional, Prize for the Best Dressed
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July 2015 A fun relaxedA fun group relaxed for parents, carersgroup / grandparents for parents, to bring children carers from 0/ -4 years. The Nursery Class in the Primary School provides Pop along any time between 9-11am every Friday morning (term time) at St Michaels quality Early Years Care and Education for grandparents to Bodenhambring children pre-school. from 0-4 years. children aged 2 – 4 years old We have weekly themes/activities with a story time, squash and snack too. Tea/coffee for the grown-ups as well. StArToTs £1is per changing..... child Open: Don’t forget to like StArToTs on facebook to get up to date information about each From Friday week9th’s activities. of November we Monday to Friday Forwill more information be meeting contact Steph 07968563744 10-11.30am or Laura 07966960708 in 9.00am to 3.30pm WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU the Nursery room at St Michael’s Term-Time Only School, Bodenham ( Term time only) Universal 15 hours funding for 3&4 year olds Plus 15 hours extended entitlement and Two Year Old Funding available for eligible children We have a range of Mums, Dads, Nans, Grandads, Aunties and cousins who attend For more information or to book a visit Startots EVERYONE is welcome , even if it’s please contact Alison on 01568 797241 only while visiting the area you can pop along for a play and a cup of tea.
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Professional Cleaning Advance notice: The December meeting will be on Wednesday 5th and will be a social evening of comprising of a Festive Beetle Drive Carpets, Rugs, Upholstery plus bring food & drink to share. There will be no charge just donations towards HWT. For more information: phone Mary Mackay on 01432880107.or e-mail Jessica Tidball Using a new innovative system we offer a fast, efficient, high quality, carpet [email protected] cleaning service with no mess or fuss. Cleans, disinfects and applies anti-static coating 29th November Guarantees not to stretch, shrink, or split seams 7.30pm Leaves carpets PH neutral, no re-soiling sticky residues Wellington Village Hall HR4 8AZ Extremely quiet operation “Wellington School Past and Present” - a Environmentally friendly too using natural products reflection including photos, reminiscences and Dry in 30 Minutes archive material by Wellington Parish History Society. 01432 839109. Homes Offices Hotels Clubs Call today: 23rd November 9am to 6pm Rainbow International Swan Brewery Tasting Day featuring Winter Swanderland 4.8% warming winter ale. Beer, cider, port and gin tasting. Local products to Unit 21, Evans Business Centre, sample and buy. Brunel Road, Leominster, HR6 0LX Telephone: 01568 617710 Soup available, cooked on a kotlich. 01568 617709. For Your Free, No Obligation, Quote
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Hampton Ward Newsletter The House of Lords Select Committee on the Rural Economy, visited the County in mid-September to meet with the Leader of the Council and the Cabinet Member for Economy and Corporate Services, along with members of the established business community to discuss and highlight the financial and infrastructure challenges being faced by rural counties, such as here in Herefordshire. The committee heard at first-hand how the county was supporting local businesses and took this valuable opportunity to share with the select committee the council’s vision and plans for future business development in the county. You will be aware that the council took the decision in 2017 to participate in the government’s refugee dispersal scheme and to extend our pledge to support the resettlement of 95 Syrian refugees. This decision was not popular in some quarters, but it’s clear the decision was the right one and it’s heartening to hear that these families have settled in and are being made to feel welcome in the county. The council peer review in February highlighted the fact that our external communications should be more proactive and co-ordinated to better promote the council’s achievements and to increase awareness of its forward vision. To these ends, a new quarterly publication was launched at the end of September, headed ‘Herefordshire Now’. This publication will provide the council with an outlet to explain its work, its achievements and future ambition. Related articles will also help explain how your council tax is spent and how the council operates in partnership with other outside organisations and local businesses. The publication will be available digitally, via the council’s web site, along with 5,000 printed copies to be distributed throughout established community outlets, such as council offices, libraries and leisure centres. The printing of the first issue has been at a cost of £499, but advertising revenue should cover the cost of future editions. The first ‘Parish Council Summit’ is being held on 17th October with all Parish Councillors being invited. The aim of the meeting is to improve the way we work with Parish Councils by sharing our collective knowledge and experience, to address the various challenges we all face and to identify the practical ways to better serve the residents of Herefordshire. My Ward colleagues and I will be sent a written report following the meeting and your Parish Councils will publish the results of any decisions made during the summit, on their web sites. You will be aware of the installation of fibre broadband cables throughout the Ward and the company laying the cables is, Complete Utilities. If you have any complaints or queries relating to the installation (but not the actual broadband service) we have been advised that the number to call is: 01452 500 995 or email: [email protected]
FLICKS IN THE STICKS Great Films In A Local, Warm & Comfy Village Setting Screenings on 2nd Friday of each month September through to April at 7.30pm. Doors open 7pm £4 per person.
Friday 9th November: Darkest Hour Gary Oldman gives the BAFTA and Academy award Coming Soon: 14.12.18 – The Greatest Showman (pg) winning performance of a lifetime. As Hitler’s forces 11.01.19 – I Tonya (15) stream across Europe and close in on the UK Winston Churchill (Oldman) is elected the new Prime Minister. With his party questioning his every move, and King George V1 sceptical of his new political leader, it is up to Churchill to lead his nation and protect them from the most dangerous threat ever seen.
Further information contact: Ann & June 01568 797932 19 ACROSS 1 Study, a form of transport. (5). 4 Take ones leave. (6) 9 Key or combination. (7) 10 Pole for a native American. (5) 11 Fruit of a palm tree. (4) 13 Refusing to accept. (2-6) 14 A symbol of Wales. (6) 17 Perplexes or torments. (6) 19 Gives In. (8) 21 Instrument for 180. (4) 25 Civic dignitary. (5) 26 Smokey way to clear a garden. (8) 27 Bill of ...... or carrier receipt. (6) 28. Don’t hang around with this knot. (5)
DOWN 1 Neither hot nor cold. (5) 2 A Beancounters job. (5) 3 Gas used in some signs. (4) 5 Beyond the normal. (7) 6 With a leg on either side. (7) 7 Places of worship. (7) 8 Very much alike. (4) 12 Broadcast a programme. (3) 13 Atom or molecule. (3) 14 Based on number 10. (7) 15 Very irate. (7) Crossword 3 Answers October: 16 Exceeded the allotted time. (7) Across: 1 Double; 4 Gamble; 7 Ace; 8 Nutter; 9 Avanti; 10 Nor; 11 Bees; 13 Slow; 16 Reest; 18 Aware; 19 Hoist; 17 Public transport. (3) 20 Lento; 22 Elect; 25 Oust; 27 Bray; 28 Ore; .29 Thorax 18 The rodent becomes a sailor. (3) 30 Gromet; 31 Ire; 32 Exotic; 33 Totter. Down: 1 Denier; 2 Buttes; 3 Earns; 4 Gears; 5 Meadow; 20 What one owes. (4) 6 Edible; 11 Beano; 12 Ethos; 14 Later; 15 Waney; 17 Ail; 22 Your Spanish friend. (5) 20 Loathe; 22 Turret; 23 Layout; 24 Taster; 26 Toxic 23 Frequently recurring melody. (5) 27 Beget. 24 Unknown abbreviation (4)
BENEFICE CHOIR – recruits wanted for Christmas Carol Services Yes, we are already thinking about CHRISTMAS, that wonderful time of the year when Christians everywhere celebrate the birth of Christ and we just love to sing about it. We are looking to recruit people for our Benefice Choir to sing at carol services at some of the benefice churches. If you are interested in joining the choir, please contact Jess Tidball – 01568 797227 or email [email protected] OR Rev. Paul Roberts – 01568 797863 or email: [email protected] Or Tony Smith – 01432 278751 20 Stacey Gardner Foot Health LUGG VALLEY FRIENDS - CANCER Registered Foot Health Practitioner MCFHP MAFHP RESEARCH UK FOOT CARE IN YOUR OWN HOME Invite you to join us at our Routine home foot care visits include: CHRISTMAS COFFEE MORNING Toenail Trimming ~ Corn Removal ~ Callus Reduction Fungal infection treatements ~ Cracked Heel Care on Diabetic Foot Care FRIDAY, 9TH NOVEMBER 2018 All appointments require a short medical history to be taken, along with a Neurovascular assessment. at Please allow up to 1 hour for each appointment: £25 Fingernail trim can be arranged in conjuction with foot care appointment: £5 SIWARD JAMES CENTRE, BODENHAM Concessions for couples or groups 01568 368 306 07540 566871 FROM 10.00 AM TO 12.00 NOON [email protected] RAFFLE - TOMBOLA - CHRISTMAS CARDS - CAKE STALL - BOOKS ETC - BRIC-A-BRAC STALL
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The Committee of Lugg Valley Friends Cancer Research UK have, reluctantly, decided to discontinue our fund raising Group at the end of 2018 and, therefore, the above event will be our last. The Group was formed some 40 years ago and has raised a considerable amount of money thanks to the people who have supported us during that time.
BODENHAM ST. MICHAEL’S C. E. PRIMARY SCHOOL
Are you looking for a unique school for your child? A school where your child will be valued as an individual and known personally to all of the staff and pupils? Then look no further- We are a four class Primary School plus a Pre-School located in a stunning rural area.
Our aim is to create a happy and secure atmosphere where your child will always be encouraged to do their personal best. We provide a broad and balanced education and place a great deal of emphasis on the traditional values of hard work and good behaviour. Choosing a school for your child is a very important decision and we welcome you to come and look at what we have to offer. Simply telephone for an appointment and we will be happy to arrange for you to visit at a time to suit you. Tel: 01568 797241
www.st-michaels.hereford.sch.uk
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ARMISTICE DAY
Welcomes new members of ALL standards LUNCH 2 resurfaced courts (1 floodlit) th Mixed club nights Thursdays 6.30pm SUNDAY 11 NOVEMBER
Ladies club nights Tuesdays 6.30pm 12-30 for 1.00pm Men’s, Ladies’ & mixed league teams In Wimbledon draw Social events BODENHAM VILLAGE HALL
For further information visit MENU “Clubs and Societies” on Faggots, mash and mushy peas
Cottage Pie, cabbage and gravy www.bodenhamparish.org.uk Lord Woolton Pie (Vegetarian Option) or contact Dave Marriott on 01568-797387 Bread and Apple Pudding
£10 per Adult
£5.00 Aged 10 years and under. Under 3 years free TICKET ONLY Book by November 1st Available from:-
Rich and Sandra Moule 797745 Jim and Pat Crane 797095 Margaret Minchin 797129
BODENHAM FLOOD PROTECTION GROUP
BODENHAM FLOOD PROTECTION GROUP
Chairman: Cllr Tony Mitcheson Bodenham Sandbag Cages Key Holder List Treasurer: Mrs Babs Mitcheson Operations Manager: Cllr Tony Mitcheson All the sandbags in the cages in the village have now been replenished. Should you need
Secretary/Sandbag Containers and Cages: Mrs Babs Mitcheson The Moor: access to them in an emergency, please note the BFPG Area Representative closest to your holding cage and their contact details The Moor Road/Sandbag Cage: Mr Andrew Maxwell: 797946 . If you are unable to contact your Area Chapel Lane Sandbag Cage Key Holder: Mr Robert Pritchard: 797428 Representative then please ring the Spare Key Holders listed below. Brockington Road (2 -31& 35): Mr Simon Dowler: 797363
Brockington Road (1, 32-34, 36 – 42A): Mrs Rebecca Burnill: 797823 Brockington Road (43- 54): Mrs Gwen Bowden: 797868 Siward James/Sandbag Cage: The Warden: Mrs Victoria Paterson : 797412 Name Area Key Holder Ash Grove Close: Mrs Jean Fryer: 797338 Ash Grove View: Mr David Harris: 797575 Bob Pritchard Chapel Lane/ Ash Grove View: Cllr Alec Avery: 797744 01568 797428 Orchard Close
Millcroft Road: Miss Barbara Gibson: 797643
Bodenham Village: Mr David Ayshford Sanford: 797549 Barry Wilson Bodenham School 01568 797013 Car Park
Sandbag Cage Key Holder: Mr Barry Wilson: 797013
Maund Bryan:
Mr Philip Broomhead 797167
Tony Mitcheson Chairman Spare Key Bodenham Flood Protection Group Meeting Dates 2019 01568 797170 These Meetings are open to ALL MEMBERS OF THE PUBLIC
All Meetings, unless otherwise notified will be held on the last Tuesday Babs Mitcheson of the month at Siward James Centre starting at 7.30 pm Secretary Spare Key
01568 797170 January 29th July 30th February 26th August 27th – AGM March 26th September 24th Victoria Paterson April 30th October 29th The Warden Siward James May 28th November 26th 01568 797412 th June 25 If you are unable to attend or have points which you would like to be raised at the meeting, please contact the Secretary, Mrs Babs Mitcheson on 797170 Andrew Maxwell Or by email at [email protected] 01568 797 The Moor
The above dates will appear in the appropriate month’s
Bodenham Newsletter and on the Parish Website.
22 A musical drama Travels with a Camera – Last Train to Tomorrow – Bodenham Chapel remembering the first train rescuing children HR1 3HR from Nazi Germany in 1938, will be performed 7.30pm until 9.15pm (approx) exactly 80 years later in Leominster Priory on Suggested Donation £3.00 Light Refreshments provided Saturday December 1st at 7.00. Tel: Dave or Jenny Hill 01568-797531 Composed by Carl Davis, tells the story of the Kindertransport in words and music, bringing to life the dramatic flight of over 10,000 to the safe Friday 2nd November haven and new life in the United Kingdom. It will be “Uzbekistan - the Silk Road and Beyond” performed by local choirs and school children. Presented by Mike Steadman The rescue of children from Czechoslovakia was organised by Sir Nicholas Winton and his daughter Friday 16th November Barbara has invited the composer of the work , Carl “Impressions of India” - a tour in 2018 Davis, to conduct his piece in Leominster as part of Presented by Cecilia Corbett nationwide celebrations of the Kindertransport. and Gwenydd Thomas
Before the performance there will be talks by Lady Wednesday 28th November Milena Grenfell Baines, who herself arrived in Britain “Trekking to Everest Base Camp” on the Kindertransport, and Stephen Hales, OBE, cultures & stunning scenery on treks in 2012, 2013 CEO of Refugee Action. & 2016 They will be drawing attention not only to the Presented by Guy Davies massive endeavour undertaken to save so many (in aid of Army Benevolent Fund) children, but also to the Resettlement Scheme that is currently helping refugees, including children, Donations are to Ear Aid Nepal unless specified from Syria to relocate in Herefordshire. For further details of project contact Dave Hill on 01568-797531 An important link to Leominster for the Kindertransport is the memory of George Mendl
who came to the town as a 16 year old, was hosted by a local family, went to Leominster Grammar School, served in the armed forces and went on
to become Master of the Stationers Company in London. BODENHAM CARERS GROUP If anyone remembers George, or the Beaman family he lodged with in Pierrepoint Road please get in AUTUMN PROGRAMME touch with [email protected]. Third Monday of the month 2-3.30 Siward James Community Centre TICKETS available from TIC 01568 616460 cost £12/£5 under 18s. 15 October Marches Energy Agency – Keep Herefordshire Warm Profits from the concert will go to local refugee charities Refugee Action and People in Motion. 19 November Ginnie Jaques – The Alzheimer’s Society - Dementia Friends (Open meeting) For further information please search ‘Facebook Last Train to Tomorrow’ 17 December Christmas Social
If you care for or support a relative, friend or neighbour you are a Carer. You are welcome to come to the meetings. For further information you can contact Herefordshire Carers Support or give Margaret a call on 01568 797096 or email [email protected]
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Studio Photography Come Wombling! @Brockington Studio Family Portraits Commercial Imagery Join Friends and Neighbours for Photo printing & framing BODENHAM’s We are new to Bodenham and can offer a LITTER PICKING EXPEDITION On wide range of photography services. rd Call or email to ask about our services Saturday 3 November 2018 From 10.30 AM - 12.30pm Find us on the web: www.brockingtonstudio.com Start and Finish at Email us at: [email protected] The Parish Hall Or call us on: 07445 535243 Free Hot Soup and Rolls for lunch
Litter picking sticks and STUDIO - LOCaTION - AERIAL High Viz jackets will be provided For further details contact Digital Processing & Print Chris Smith 01568 797132
Drapes & Dressings
by Julie MacLeod (Est. 2005) Beautifully handmade bespoke
curtains, roman blinds & soft furnishings Roller blinds, loose covers, cushions, lampshades & all accessories. Lovely fabrics, tracks & poles to order – or customer’s own welcome. Call for workroom appointment, advice or free home visit for measuring
& quotation. (Local delivery, hanging, dressing-in of curtains/blinds is complimentary) Workroom/Shop at: Units 55 and Upstairs Shopping Village, The Hop Pocket Craft Centre, Bishops Frome, WR6 5BT Telephone: 01885 490540 or 07845 479311 Email: [email protected] 24 DAVID SMITH – Property Maintenance. BROCKINGTON TEA ROOM Brockington Golf Club Bodenham 01568 797877 Open every day from 10am Interior Design Come and sit in our comfortable conservatory or make the most of the Painting & Décor good weather whilst sitting on our patio. Both have stunning views over the golf course and the 4th and 9th greens. Kitchen Design & Installation We serve Bathroom Design & Installation Cappuccino. Latte. Hot Chocolate. Americano Coffee. Assorted Heating Repairs teas. Beers, Wines and Spirits. Cold Drinks Scones with Jam and Cream. Cakes. Slices. Electrical Installation & Repair Jacket Potatoes. Toasties. Sandwiches. General Repair & Maintenance Inside & Out Daily Specials. Soup of the Day. All day Breakfast. Odd Jobs a Speciality !!! Sunday Lunch Carvery We offer a choice of meats with a selection of vegetables including cauliflower cheese. Gluten/Dairy Free available. For ALL your property needs call for Only £8.95 (desserts £3.95) your free consultation: Early booking advisable. Private parties and events catered for. 07740 623 603
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