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Bodenham Newsletter 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.
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