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All the regular features plus • HATCH WARREN PHOENIX FC • COMMUNITY PLANNING GROUP • BASINGSTOKE VOLUNTARY ACTION and much more The Community Newsletter for Hatch Warren, Beggarwood and Kempshott Park

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/RRNLQJIRUDWUXVWHG EDITORIAL THE As Autumn arrives thoughts turn towards winter events and activities. The Dummer Fair is Rabbiter always a great event and this year is on Thursday 10 October at the Dummer Cricket Centre INSIDE THIS ISSUE – find out more at www.dummerfair.org.uk. The clocks ‘fall back’ on the night of 26 October ORFDOEXVLQHVVIRU\RXU THE which means an extra hour in bed but the darker evenings begin. 5 HATCH WARREN WI Many of you will already know the garden centre at Dummer and this has recently changed ownership. Now called the Basingstoke Garden Centre it has a great variety of garden bulbs, Ra COUNCILLOR’Sbbi UPDATEter QH[WKRPHSURMHFW" compost and other plants. They are planning a special display of Christmas goodies and hoping BEGGARWOOD BOOKWORMS to open a coffee shop soon. 6 WHAT’S ON There is a serious issue with traffic speeding around Woodbury Road and Longcross Lane BASINGSTOKE VOLUNTARY ACTION and is not helped by inconsiderate parking on these roads. Cllr Terri Reid is proposing that a :LQGRZV 'RRUV Community Speedwatch campaign is launched. Can you help? – see page 5. There are many 7 RESTAURANT REVIEW volunteering opportunities – see the article from Basingstoke Voluntary Action on page 6. THE BEGGARWOOD AND &RQVHUYDWRULHV 2UDQJHULHV Our local Sainsbury’s has provided amazing support over the years to many local community HATCH WARREN COMMUNITY initiatives. There have been a number of changes in the store recently to improve the layout PLANNING GROUP *DUDJH'RRUV and range of goods on offer. We would like to welcome the new store manager, Edd Morris, and Operations Manager, Leigh Phillis, and wish them a long and happy stay in our store. The QUIZ NIGHT *XDUDQWHHG:RUN café has also changed and we will be reviewing their new menu soon! FAMILY-FOCUSED PUB It is not long until bonfire night and the Hatch Warren Fireworks Spectacular will be held on 8 LAMB BROOKS LEGAL EYE *UHDW3ULFHV 2 November. Get your tickets now for an amazing evening of entertainment (see page 18 for details). If you are planning your own firework event, please note that Sainsbury’s will not be 12 CASTLES IN THE AIR AND OTHER )LQDQFH$YDLODEOH selling fireworks this year. FANTASTIC INVENTIONS Many local residents have become members of the Farleigh Wallop Club. The steward at the 14 PHILLIPS SOLICITORS Club, Donald, retired at the end of September and the Rabbiter would like to wish him a long CAFÉ IN THE PARK and happy retirement. Finally, 31 October it is Halloween. Pumpkins will be carved with wonderful faces and candles 16 CHILDREN’S CORNER lit inside. The Rabbiter enjoys creating their own pumpkin lantern and making soup with the 17 BASINGSTOKE CIVIL SERVICE flesh carved out. As a child we didn’t have a pumpkin so used a large swede and played RETIREMENT FELLOWSHIP dunking for apples. Many children now enjoy dressing up as witches and ghouls and go out ‘Trick and Treating’. Not everyone will wish to open their doors after dark or join in with this 18 COMMUNITY CENTRE activity so please respect their wishes not to be involved. 19 THE WARREN The Editor 20 SAINSBURY’S *** Stop Press *** READ EASY Sadly Terri Reid, one of our local Councillors, has announced her decision not to stand for re- 21 SPIRITUALLY SPEAKING election to the council next May - see below. She will be greatly missed by the local community. HATCH WARREN BEGGARWOOD I wanted to let you know that I will not be standing for re-election as a councillor next May. I have given this an enormous amount of thought and heart searching, but ultimately the state of politics CYCLING CLUB both locally and nationally is such that it is very hard to carry on. 22 RABBITER CONTACTS In addition, my small business partnership has suffered greatly in the nine years that I have been a 24 CLASSIFIED ADS councillor. I have not had sufficient time nor capacity to devote to it, and I feel I owe it to my business BUS TIMETABLE partner and to myself to return to concentrating on this. I would also like to have more time and energy to give to the local charities in which I am involved, and of course more time to enjoy my 25 FREEADS family and my little menagerie of two cats and a dog. HATCH WARREN RUNNERS I am very grateful to everyone who has supported me locally. I will of course still be very active in the 26 HATCH WARREN PHOENIX FC community here and continue to be supportive of all the work of the community association and all the other organisations and individuals who make Hatch Warren and Beggarwood such a great place to live. My intention at present is to continue as a councillor until next May, but I will assess Printed by Greenhouse Graphics Ltd how this works out in terms of time and commitments during the next few weeks. www.greenhousegraphics.co.uk

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HATCH WARREN WI COUNCILLOR’S UPDATE All Seasons Hatch Warren W.I. welcomed three new potential members to GOLF COURSE our first meeting of the Autumn on 5th September. Our guest Local residents will have two opportunities to hear in public speaker was Peter Hull MBE ‘Gold is more than just a word’ a very the proposals for the development of the Golf Course. The Window Cleaning inspirational talk by Peter who was born with out legs and short Council’s own Supplementary Planning Document, which is arms. His parents did not put him in cotton wool but let him find supposed to shape the development and be considered by the his own way to be able to move. Peter was encourage to swim at developers in their application, as well as act as a measure for Reliably serving the Hatchwarren / Beggarwood community for over 20 years an early age, which found him winning his first medal at the age the Planning Committee, is planned to come to the full council of ten. He went on to try many sports and raced in the London meeting on 17th October. Residents may attend and could Additional services include: Marathon, table tennis and snooker and to this day enjoys speak in the form of a question at the beginning of the meeting, if this question is submitted early through Democratic Services. wheelchair rugby. 1984 saw Peter compete in the Para games in • Driveway cleaning • Los Angeles. Having been asked to be a Paralympians he would The actual planning application is now likely to come to the Council’s Development Control Committee in early December, wake at 4 am and be in the pool by 5.30 am for training each • Cladding/signage cleaning • to be confirmed. Residents may attend the meeting and may day, this paid off when Peter won three gold medals at the Para speak at it if they notify Democratic Services in advance. It • Gutter/fascia/soffit cleaning • Olympics in Barcelona. His motto in life is hard work, training, is clear from local social media platforms and also from my team work, a very determined man. inbox that this application has raised many concerns and • Conservatory roof cleaning • Members visited the Winchester Discovery Centre for the comments, but the Development Control Committee is the exhibition of the ‘Sistine Chapel’ with lunch. Lady Carnarvon will only real chance for local people to make their voices heard, • Pure water - no chemicals • give a talk at the group meeting in October and we will have a it is therefore vital that people attend the meeting if they feel they have points to raise. If anyone needs any help registering trip to the Christmas Market in Salisbury as well as the Autumn to speak or wants to attend without speaking please let me meeting at the Anvil where a tribute to Sir Tom Jones will entertain know and I can advise. us. Hampshire Federation has a Christmas wreath making day and Call STEVE on 01256 353727 a Christmas curiosities afternoon with tea for members to attend. BEGGARWOOD SURGERY The surgery has separated from Rooksdown Practice and is Our next meeting will be on Thursday 3rd October where we Email: [email protected] now under the management of North Hampshire Urgent will enjoy another evening with Lara South, from Lara’s Beauty Care, an organisation of local GPs and practitioners which has Web: www.allseasonswindowcleaning.com Workshop in Oakley. We meet at Hatch Warren Community run the out of hours service in Basingstoke and Fleet for some www.facebook.com/allseasonswindowcleaninguk Centre on the first Thursday of the month at 8 p.m. for more time. NHUC are a not for profit organisation, and are keen to information please contact our President Lynette on 07824 improve services at the surgery and make it a real community 535868 or just come along and join in the fun, you will be made hub. They have the support of the local community as they most welcome. work to re-establish Beggarwood Surgery and make big /RFDOWR+DWFK:DUUHQDQG.HPSVKRWW improvements. There may well be teething problems along the way. But having met with the NHUC leads I feel very positive about the future of the practice. SOUTHERN September Meeting COMMUNITY PLAN GROUP (VWDEOLVKHGLQDVZHOODVVXSSO\LQJ WINDOW We were delighted to welcome The group has been meeting regularly for some time now but DQGLQVWDOOLQJZHSULGHRXUVHOYHVRQ INSTALLATIONS author Helen Fields to our there is still opportunity for any local people to join in and help September meeting. She kindly shape the plan for Hatch Warren and Beggarwood. Let me XQULYDOOHGDIWHUFDUHVHUYLFH.HYLQKDVDYDVW made time in her busy book launch tour to talk to us about her know if you are interested and I can pass on details. ZHDOWKRINQRZOHGJHDQGH[SHULHQFHIRUDOO new legal thriller ‘Degrees of Guilt’ written under the name of :LQGRZ 'RRU6SHFLDOLVW BROADMERE/BEGGARWOOD LANE H.S. Chandler. Helen talked about the processes involved in \RXUGRPHVWLFZDWHUVRIWHQLQJUHTXLUHPHQWV %L)ROG'RRUVá&RPSRVLWH)URQW'RRUV At time of writing there was still no update from HCC as to writing a book, from her first ideas to how she developed her the negotiations with Taylor Wimpey to adopt Broadmere. As plot and characters. She told us how disciplined you must be anyone using the shops/surgeries/nursery/community centre as an author in order to complete your book on time. Helen will know, the corner there is highly difficult due to unregulated herself, writes for six hours every week day whilst her children parking and the siting of a bus stop very close to the crossing are at school. Helen was previously a barrister and has used island. There have been a number of near misses and it is vital her legal knowledge in her latest book. Book club members that HCC addresses this before a near miss becomes something had read the thriller and consequently had lots of interesting far worse. The traffic calming close to the new development at questions for her. We all enjoyed the evening, it was a real the Island Site was removed due to the building work and treat for book lovers. Our next meeting is 7.30 pm October entrance going in there, so it would make sense for HCC to reconsider the alignment of the bus stop/crossing island by 23rd in The Café in the Park and our book choice for the Broadmere in the light of the new developments also. meeting is The Island by Victoria Hislop. New members are :LGH5DQJHá6XSHULRU4XDOLW\á/RZ3ULFHV always very welcome COMMUNITY SPEEDWATCH :LQGRZVá&RQVHUYDWRULHVá5HSDLUV to come along for Some time ago I explored the possibility of setting up a coffee, cake and book community speed watch campaign in Beggarwood due to :HDUHDORFDOIDPLO\UXQEXVLQHVVRIIHULQJNQRZOHGJHDQG chat with all donations concerns around speeding there. Unfortunately we could not Contact us today to get a quote: H[SHUWLVHZLWKDIULHQGO\DSSURDFK quite muster the required number of volunteers. Incidents of going to support the Where reputation matters dangerous speeding continue around both Hatch Warren and 01276 27924 community centre. Beggarwood, so perhaps now is the right time to try again to á put some teams together? Please let me know if you would be [email protected] interested. www.uk-water-softeners.co.uk ZZZVRXWKHUQZLQGRZLQVWDOODWLRQVFRXN Cllr Terri Ried

4 5 The Rabbiter - October 2019 The Rabbiter - October 2019 RESTAURANT REVIEW HALL & WOODHOUSE BARTONS MILL PUB & RESTAURANT Old Basing RG24 8AE WHAT’S ON – OCTOBER Hampshire Farmers Markets TO INVEST OVER Alton – 2nd Saturday of the month It’s not often that you come across such aubergine salad which met with complete Do you have an event locally that you would like to tell Winchester – 2nd and last Sunday of the month £4MILLION IN NEW a delightful watering hole such as this satisfaction. Me, being a traditionalist, had FAMILY-FOCUSED PUB people about. The Rabbiter reaches over 4000 homes locally REGULAR EVENTS situated as it is on the bank of the River the steak and ale pie with mash, peas, Loddon in Old Basing. It comes complete carrots and very tasty gravy. Puddings Hall & Woodhouse, the leading so is the perfect way to publicise your event. Just email Hatch Warren W.I., 1st Thursday each month 8.00pm with a small lake with ducks wandering selected were a tropical Pavlova with independent brewer, has purchased land on Community Centre (contact Jane Kerry 01256 810255) around the lawn bedecked with picnic mango, pineapple, kiwi cream and frozen details to [email protected] the upcoming ‘Island Site’ in Beggarwood, Basingstoke Knit and Natter, tables for al fresco dining. There were yoghurt while I had a dish containing Basingstoke, to build a new family-focused Copy date is the 15th of the month preceding publication. Every Monday 6.30 – 9pm, Starbucks, Houndmills, All knitters, plenty of people outside enjoying the early eleven Profiterols with warm chocolate pub and restaurant. crocheters and spinners welcome autumn sunshine but we decided to have sauce. And very nice they were too. The land was purchased from Grainger 2 October Health Walk, Café in the Park, 10.30am The Warren Youth Club, Friday evenings at the Warren lunch inside this converted water mill. We had our usual drinks of a bottle of Housing & Developments Ltd and Derwent followed by the Community Lunch at 12.15pm attached to the Community Centre It didn’t take long for our eyes to get used diet Fevertree tonic with ice and a slice Developments Ltd and work has already Aldworth Badminton Club, to the gloom which after a few minutes for Madam and a pint of Amstel lager started on the ‘Island Site’ development. 5 October Basingstoke Variety Show 2019 7.30pm The Anvil Thursday evenings 7.00 – 8.30pm Aldworth Science College just seemed to evaporate and we studied for me. We didn’t bother with coffee Hall & Woodhouse is investing more than £4million in the site and aims to open the 10 October Dummer Fair, Dummer Cricket Centre Cliddesden W.I., Cliddesen Village Hall, 7.30pm, third Thursday the extensive menu without any trouble. but could see that those that did were pub early next year. every month (contact Pat Rampton 01256 461034) The large main bar area had tables and presented with a tray with crockery and 12 October Basingstoke Ladies’ Choir Annual Concert chairs aplenty and there is another dining a coffee pot which seemed a nice touch. A care home, retirement home and new Old Down & Beggarwood Wildlife Group, room with an outside terrace with half a dental surgery have also received planning The Aldworth School Meet every Thursday 10-12noon, Old Down Hall. For Was it expensive? Well these days it is dozen tables with umbrellas to protect permission to be built on the site after Beggarwood – usually 3rd Saturday of each month at the Maze rare to find low cost food that is very 23 October Bookworms, Café in the Park, 7.30pm diners from nice weather. being approved by councillors last year. www.olddownandbeggarwood.org.uk email: [email protected] satisfactory so at a total of £47.00 the cost These days they offer accommodation matched the good quality and ambiance Mark James, Property Director at Hall & 27 October Clocks go back Hatch Warren Nature Group, with twelve bedrooms available in an we had enjoyed. Their full menu can be Woodhouse, said: “We are hugely excited contact Paul Beevers, [email protected] to have begun work at the Beggarwood Future Events adjacent low building and they even have seen on their web site provided you work Cliddesden, Ellisfield and Farleigh Wallop Horticultural a wedding licence. We noticed when at the navigation necessary. Island site. We hope to create something Society, contact Mrs M Smith (01256 462584) for details 2 November Fireworks, Hatch Warren Comunity Centre, parking that there is an outside shack special here – a beautiful pub with gardens Laughter House, www.laughterhousecomedy.club that can provide more simple food for – that will become a hub in the community Gates open 5.30pm and display 7.30pm Hatch Warren Runners, meet Monday and Wednesday at those that do not want the traditional for everyone to use and enjoy. Over the years we have evolved our pubs with Weekly Yoga Classes in Beggarwood Community Centre. Contact 7.15, Portsmouth Arms and at the Co-op Beggarwood. pub type fare. the changing times and offer a unique www.hwrunners.co.uk the Centre or [email protected] Madam decided that she fancied two experience for the whole family. Whether dishes from the starter menu rather this is meeting friends for drinks, having than anything for a main course. So up dinner with your family, or celebrating a BASINGSTOKE VOLUNTARY ACTION came some leek and potato soup with a TEL 0800 031 5657 special occasion, we hope that guests will white and brown roll and a full plate of create fond memories here.” Local Business / Charity & Voluntary Organisations can help you. We work with local voluntary, community and Dan Putty, Hatch Warren and Beggarwood BVA are planning our annual ‘Meet & Match’ event for Thur 17th charitable organisations that are in need of volunteers in order Conservative Councillor, added: “After to fulfil their mission and help the people and communities in Oct between 09:00 & 13:00 at the Orchard. This event has local THE BEGGARWOOD AND HATCH WARREN years of trying to secure a restaurant in this business representatives attending who are looking to assist Basingstoke and Deane. COMMUNITY PLANNING GROUP part of Hatch Warren and Beggarwood, I local organisations. Local groups will be invited to present their Volunteering opportunities in the borough and North Hampshire Following drop-in sessions in the Spring, when local residents gave their initial am happy to announce that it is going to be requirements (Not financial) for business to assist them and chat are published on our database, which can be accessed via our opinions on why Beggarwood and Hatch Warren is a good place to live and what a reality for the people of my ward. with those present including BVA staff. Further details will be website plus advertised on Facebook and Twitter. Contact us at could be done to improve it, a group of a dozen or so local residents, assisted by the “The location of Hall & Woodhouse’s pub available via the BVA website in due course. [email protected] or phone 01256 423850 between 09.30 - council, have come together to develop a community-led plan for our area, similar to will be overlooking the woodland park, 14.30 Monday to Friday. those for other parts of the town. The Beggarwood and Hatch Warren Community which is already used by many within the Employee Volunteering - Can a local business help you? Planning Group has been meeting since June and is currently drafting a residents’ community. I will take it upon myself to make Do you have a project that needs to be done, such as gardening Community Learning Programme survey to understand what people consider to be our most important needs on sure that the amenities are of a high standard or decorating? Would you like some assistance with marketing, Subsidised training opportunities locally issues such as transport, the environment, local services and neighbourhood facilities and I am excited to be able to deliver the web design or accountancy? If you have a short-term project (8- BVA, in partnership with BDBC continue to deliver a variety of for all ages. You will see group members at local events in the coming months as they long-awaited pub for my constituents.” 16 hours) that a local business could assist you with then please reasonably priced training sessions within of the 2019/20 training seek your views on what should be included in the plan as it develops. Hall & Woodhouse is an independent get in touch and we can promote your project to local businesses. schedule. To book on any training at our Orchard building, visit Dorset family company that brews award- We currently have various companies looking for projects but our website and click on which you wish to attend. Courses winning Badger Ales and runs an estate of there are currently none available. coming up (All 6-9pm) are; Mon Oct 7th - Demonstrating Impact QUIZ NIGHT high-quality pubs in the south of England. We have enthusiastic teams ranging in size from 3 people to 30 & Reporting to Funders, Mon Oct 21st - Develop Sustainable Family owned with Mark Woodhouse SATURDAY 16th NOVEMBER available and want to match them with local community ventures. Income & Social Enterprise & Thu 24th Oct - Social Media for and Anthony Woodhouse as the current In aid of Immanuel Church, Hatch Warren & Basingstoke Amateur Theatrical Society We can also advertise your volunteering opportunities on the Awareness & Impact. seventh generation stewards, the business is new look Community in Action page of The Basingstoke Gazette. BVA are also working in partnership with RCS to provide £30 per table - up to 6 people per table • 100% funds raised will be equally divided proud to be a leading independent regional additional FREE training available at the Orchard; Wed 9th Oct - Bring your own food, drink, banquet...... fun starts at 7.30pm brewer, with an established estate of 180 beautiful pubs across the south of England. Volunteering North Hants Emergency First Aid & Fri 11th Oct - Health & Safety PLEASE REGISTER YOUR TEAM IN ADVANCE BY CALLING KAY Whether you are an individual looking to volunteer or an ELLIOTT ON 07515 262119 or emailing [email protected] Please visit www.hall-woodhouse.co.uk for organisations looking for volunteers Basingstoke Volunteer Centre www.bvaction.org.uk more information.

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It is often said that the area of law which changes Phased return from sick leave the most is employment law. That certainly seems The government is finally proposing to shake to be the case judging from the raft of changes that up the Statutory Sick Pay system. As part of this have recently been proposed by the government. process it is being proposed that employees who Here are just a few of the proposals that are being are returning to work after a period of sick leave considered: will be entitled to enter into a flexible phased Prohibiting Non-Disclosure Agreements in return to work. EMPLOYMENT sexual harassment and discrimination cases The right to reasonable notice of work LAW IS The government plans to ban confidentiality schedules and compensation for the CONSTANTLY clauses from being used to prevent individuals cancellation of shifts ON THE MOVE from disclosing information to the police, health The government is consulting as to whether professionals, lawyers and social workers. However, workers should be entitled to reasonable notice of Non-Disclosure Agreements will still be lawful their work schedule and is looking at introducing a for legitimate reasons, for example to protect penalty to employers who fail to provide adequate confidential information and trade secrets. notice of this. Redundancy protections of new parents In addition, workers who suffer a cut in their shifts and the introduction of neonatal leave at short notice without warning could be entitled It is proposed that new and expectant mothers to compensation. and employees who are adopting or taking shared At Phillips Solicitors our Employment Law team parental leave will have legal protection against keep abreast of the constant changes in legislation. being made redundant for six months after they We are happy to assist you with any aspect of return to work. employment law, whether you are an employee or It is proposed that this six-month rule should also employer. For advice and assistance please contact apply to employees who inform their employer Gill Brown on 01256 854605 or email gill.brown@ they are pregnant. phillips-law.co.uk Gill Brown Information about the wide range of legal service offered by Phillips can be found at www.phillips-law.co.uk

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fairies, threading, cutting and sticking, junk modelling, puzzles, building all come together. They brought in photos from home and proudly the train track and of course playdough – and helping to make it! shared them with the group. They also crafted “Mini Me’s” which BASINGSTOKE CIVIL SERVICE We are so excited that our outdoor woodland sessions started have been displayed on the wall. RETIREMENT FELLOWSHIP in September. A lovely walk up to our ‘forest’, lots of fun exploring The team also took a group of the pre-schoolers on an outing There were 53 members at the meeting held on Wednesday along with a snack and songs. Over time this type of learning down to the duck pond, one of the great advantages of being based 4 September who were welcomed by the chairman, David leads to an increase in self-esteem, confidence, learning capacity, in the lovely village of North Waltham. The children counted the Cowling. The secretary, Tony Brazier, gave details of the HATCH WARREN UNDER FIVES enthusiasm, communication, problem-solving skills, independence ducks and ducklings and also paid a visit to the shop to choose forthcoming trips and reminded those going on the River Welcome to a brand new year at Hatch Warren Under Fives and emotional well-being. their morning snack. They helped carry a basket and chose custard Trip, the Mystery Trip and the Christmas Lunch to return their menu choices as soon as possible. The Welfare Officer, Preschool! It’s been lovely welcoming our children back - our older creams and pears! All the children thoroughly enjoyed themselves Christine Broadbent, then gave her update on members who children have all grown so much over the holidays and have been and more outings are planned. had not been well. eager to tell us all about their summer, and we have been joined by There are still spaces available at the Ofsted Outstanding ranked lots of new children who have all settled in brilliantly. pre-school. To arrange you’re your visit, please call Jo or Fiona on The start of a new term can sometimes be a difficult time for young 01256 398172. children and the first few weeks of settling into a new environment Alice Crocker The speaker this month was Alan Copeland who gave the is a time of crucial importance to a child’s later happiness within a second part of his fascinating presentation on “Eccentric setting. Our first few weeks are always about helping our children London”. This time, backed up by a series of excellent settle in, helping them to explore the new environment, make new Visitors are very welcome so if you would like to see Pre-School in APPLYING FOR A PLACE IN photographs, he took us on a tour of Greater London seeking friends and get to know staff. All children are individuals, and while action come along to one of the open sessions or please contact RECEPTION FOR YOUR CHILD out those places that the majority of us would never think to some children will adjust fairly easily and quickly to new routines, us to arrange a visit. look for. Of the 24 places he visited some of the highlights others will take longer to feel comfortable and secure. At Hatch St Mark’s CofE Primary School has a great ethos, brilliant pupils, were the Swaminarayan Hindu Temple in Neasden, Crystal Open Sessions: Thursday 24h October, 1.00pm - 2.30pm fantastic staff and a very supportive community. Warren Under Fives we work hard to ensure that all children Palace with its remnants and the Prehistoric Monster Trail, Friday 25th October, 9.30am – 11.00am settle happily. Our four Christian values underpin all that we do, resulting in a the unusual tomb of Sir Richard Burton the 19th Century Lisa Collisson – Pre-School Head 01256-389008 high quality of education for all of its pupils at all levels. We are explorer in Mortlake, the David Hartley monument in Putney, Our first topic “All About Me” is a great chance for the children to keen to “Grow and learn together in God’s love”. Our learning the Carreras Cigarette Factory in Camden and the many learn all about themselves, their new friends and their families. We DANDELIONS behaviours and HeartSmart ‘High Five’ help us to learn well and decorative shop fronts in Camden Town. He finished with the use stories, arts, crafts and songs to help our children discover what be emotionally strong and resilient, too. As we begin the new school year we modern history of the late John Gladden’s house in Norbury with its infamous additions such as a tank and his many is unique and special about themselves and each other. would like to wish a warm welcome to all We are pleased that Ofsted recognised our great work, validating altercations with Croydon Council. Full details of Alan’s shows We’ve had some gorgeous weather to start our new term so the children and parents who are joining us our judgement of being a ‘Good’ school in March 2018. In July 2019, SIAMs judged our school as ‘Excellent’, noting that “The and pictures can be found at www.curiosities.co.uk. the children have been making the most of the garden. Over the at Dandelions this term. We look forward vision shapes this exceptionally caring and compassionate school The group’s next outing is a on Friday 11 October which is summer holidays we had some wonderful new transfers designed to getting to know you all. community.” the Mystery Trip and includes elevenses, lunch and afternoon on our playground floor – which include an alphabet caterpillar, Welcome back to all the families returning to us, we hope you all If your child was born between 1st September 2015 and 31st tea as well as a tour of the English countryside. hopscotch and a number square. Our playground floor is now enjoyed the long summer break. We have a busy half term planned August 2016 and you are looking for a Reception school place The next meeting is on 2 October when the speaker is Mel really bright and colourful and the transfers make a wonderful with lots of exciting and wonderful opportunities for the children. for September 2020, you are welcome to come along to one Rees on “My Family and other Meerkats – Part 2”. The group addition to our garden. We will be focusing on personal, social and emotional of our school tours. The tour will last approximately one hour. meets on the first Wednesday of each month at Brookvale To enquire about our waiting list at Hatch Warren Under Fives, development to help settle the new children into groups and Just telephone the school on 01256 346111 to book your Village Hall from 10am to 12noon and all retired Civil Servants, please contact Angela Blomquist, Manager, on 01256 322788, or also to support our returning children after a long break. We will place. We look forward to meeting you! Find out more at www. their relatives and friends are welcome. Further details about stmarksprimary.net/yearrparents email [email protected]. cover creating independence and developing friendships for the the group and information about our trips can be obtained first part of the term. 1. Thurs 3rd Oct 10:30am 2. Tues 8th Oct 2pm by contacting [email protected]. Read more about our preschools: www.hatchwarrenunderfives.co.uk 3. Weds 16th Oct 10:30am 4. Mon 11th Nov 7pm We look forward to our sponsored stomp in October where we David Cowling 5. Tues 12th Nov 2pm 6. Fri 22nd Nov 10:30am will be looking at the signs of Autumn walking through the grounds of St Mark’s. EU SETTLEMENT SCHEME CUCKOO MEADOW PRESCHOOL, Local residents can get help and support on changes that may We need helpers to distribute the Rabbiter. This takes affect them following Brexit. about half an hour a month. Sadly we can’t offer any Hello from all at Cuckoo Meadow Preschool in North Waltham! financial reward save the satisfaction of helping our We are based in North Waltham village, which is less than 10 Supported by Basingstoke and Deane Borough Council, Citizens community. The following rounds need a deliverer: minutes’ drive from Hatch Warren, and is in a beautiful rural Advice Basingstoke and Tadley will be providing a new service to support residents in the borough affected by changes as a result 1. Priest Down and Old Beggarwood Lane setting. The children who attend come from within the village of Brexit. 2. Breadels Field and Breadels Court and the surrounding areas including Oakley, Dummer, Hatch 3. Camford Close CANDOVER VALLEY PRE-SCHOOL Warren, Kempshott and Beggarwood and all agree the location European citizens living in the UK are required to apply to the EU Settlement Scheme to continue living in the UK after 30 and wonderful caring staff mean it is more than worth the short 4. Wentworth Crescent; Belfry Square; It is great to be back after the Summer holidays and it has certainly June 2021, with an estimated 7,000 people currently living in the Turnberry Drive and Gleneagles Close journey. Please contact Jo or Fiona to come and see for yourself. been a busy few weeks! The children have been having so much fun borough needing to apply to the scheme. RABBITER 5. Highwood Ridge and Holmes Close DISTRIBUTORS outside in the garden, spending a lot of time in the mud kitchen, The pre-school started the new term by focusing on the topic, NEEDED For more information and to get in touch with Citizens Advice 6. Inglewood Drive chalking, making mud pies, creating obstacles and digging in the “All about me”. The children spent time talking about similarities Basingstoke and Tadley, visit www.basingstokeandtadleycab.org.uk sandpit. Indoors the children have loved stories with a grown up, and differences as well us what makes us all special and how we or call 01256 329984.

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HATCH WARREN BEGGARWOOD CYCLING CLUB SPIRITUALLY SPEAKING New beginnings Our Values Make us Different Read Easy UK is a registered charity, established to help adults HAPPY NEW YEAR!!! Today I found myself asking, where have the lovely warm Fireworks learn to read or to improve their reading skills. 5 million adults Yep, I bet you weren’t expecting that… Happy New Year! summer days gone? It seems like a distant memory now We’re delighted to continue to support our friends at the in England and Wales have reading or writing skills below that Why Happy New Year you may ask?, well…. do you plan on getting as we move into Autumn. The children have gone back to Hatch Warren Community Centre, for this year’s annual expected of an 11-year-old. fit in 2020? Or have you got a big cycling adventure planned? school and families are having to adjust to new daily routines. Fireworks Extravaganza. How can Read Easy help? By providing free 1-1 tuition from a Maybe you want to lose some weight? Or you want to emulate the However, I always think of Autumn as a time of new beginnings. You may also be interested to learn that, following feedback trained Reading Coach with half hour sessions twice a week, on Professional riders in the Tour and climb one of the Alps? Are you Autumn is a great time to take notice of the changing colours from our colleagues and customers, Sainsbury’s has taken the a confidential basis, people can learn to read fluently in 9 months a runner who wants to try something new? In that case, the cycling of the trees, the different plants in the garden and it reminds decision to stop selling fireworks and any associated sparklers. to 2 years. We have a phonics based programme with additional part of your 2020 should start now. us of God’s amazing creativity. My husband is a keen gardener learning activities in which readers work at their own pace. They and is busy transforming our back garden into a beautiful Sunflower Lanyards are equipped with the reading skills that enable them to progress WINTER MILES EQUAL SUMMER SMILES haven not just for us but for the birds, bees, frogs and our We have begun to provide these lanyards to our customers at work and with life. It may not be the most pleasant time to be outside, but every resident hedgehog. In the Bible God calls his people to be who request them from our Customer Services Desk, ahead If you know somebody who would benefit from our programme, mile you do during Autumn & Winter will help you next year, and good stewards of the Earth – a bit like caring for a beautiful of the official launch on October 7th. We look forward to or if you would be interested in becoming a Reading Coach, HWBCC are here to help! All of our rides continue during the garden. God doesn’t want people to just use the earth’s assisting our customers with these new service; a first for any please contact us: By email: [email protected] or by Autumn & WInter and whether you are someone just starting on resources for short term gain, but to take care of it and UK Supermarket Retailer. phone: 07592 450789. Visit us online: readeasy.org.uk your bike or an experienced rider we have rides for all. protect it for future generations. Kitchen Fresh KEEP ON RUNNING!! At the end of September we celebrated Harvest Festival, Our café has recently seen a new refreshed Are you a runner? You wouldn’t believe the amount of people who a time for thanking God for all that creation provides, for make-over and customers have provided say that cycling has helped them with their running, and we’ve had all that grows on the land, for the harvest of the sea and us with some encouraging feedback so quite a number of runners start cycling with us over winter to help all the world’s natural resources, which is reflected in this far. Keep an eye out during October for a keep their fitness at a level that helps them in the New Year… and verse from the Bible, ‘The earth is the Lord’s and everything refreshed menu offer from our colleagues from our experience Runners make EXCELLENT Cyclists…. in it, the world, and all who live in it...’ (Psalm 24:1). It is a in Kitchen Fresh. time to be reminded to share with others, particularly those We’d love to see you out on your bike with us over Autumn & who are struggling to afford to buy food. The produce that Boutique Offer Winter! So please come and ride with us! was given during Harvest Festival at Immanuel Church and You will no doubt have seen that We pride ourselves on being inclusive to all riders who are over 18 we have made some changes to our St Mark’s Church of England Primary School was donated to years of age, and we are equally proud of our unofficial club motto the Basingstoke food bank. layout across the store. Primarily, this which is ‘no one gets left behind’. So please don’t get left behind At Immanuel Church we are looking to new beginnings and has enabled us to provide a stunning and ‘Come ride with us’ (which is our real motto!) new offer for our customers, with a on Sunday 6th October we will be starting a monthly Café refreshed Health and Beauty section. More details can be found on our website www.hwbcc.org or on church service. It will start at 9:30am with croissants and our facebook page facebook.com/HWBcc. We now proud to have three Beauty Experts, who have pastries before moving into a time of informal worship and specialised training to help you make the selection you want. finishing at 10:30am. This will take place on the first Sunday of each month. We will also be starting a monthly prayer meeting Christmas Food Ordering Goslings Garden at the church to pray for the school and the community and There it is we’ve said it; the dreaded ‘C’ word. Our range for the & Fencing Services Ltd everyone is welcome to come along and join us. You can also Christmas Food to Order range launched on 30th September. With over 20 years experience in email prayer requests to me. Details of all our events and Simply visit https://food-to-order.sainsburys.co.uk/ to place all gardening areas. activities can be found at www.immanuelhwb.co.uk your order. Orders placed before 2nd December, totalling in T: 01256 332680 / 07973 523246 This Autumn, I pray that you will have time to enjoy the excess of £80, will also receive a £5 Argos voucher. beauty of God’s creation that is all around you. Blessings, Email: [email protected] New Store Management Rev May We’re delighted to welcome a new management team Garden Maintenance (one-off / regular) • Mowing • 07922 516761 at the store. Edd Morris (Store Manager) and Leigh Phillis Strimming • Hedge-cutting • Stump grinding • Fencing • [email protected] (Operations Manager) have joined the store and look forward Pruning • Patio’s • Turﬁng ... and more to continue to deliver a first class service to our community.

150 Days of Volunteering Our summer of volunteering is nearing completion and, we’re delighted to report, that the project at Inspero has been awarded £5000 from Sainsbury’s. These funds will enable Inspero to expand their services at the community gardens, with the purchase of a new summer house. Keep an eye out for more news as we complete the build.

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Many of them must seem and Kempshott Park. 9 direct via 1915, 1930, 1945, 2015, 2045, 2115, 2145, 1256, 1314, 1316, 1334, 1336, 1354, 1356, it past the next lamp post without impossible, maybe a bit whacky or just Winchester Rd. 2215, 2245, 2315 1414, 1416, 1434, 1436, 1454, 1456, 1514, passing out, it has this unique ability to outright mad to someone who has never Buses will leave Railway Station Sundays: 0815, 0845, 0915, 0945, 1015, 1516, 1534, 1536, 1554, 1556, 1614, 1616, order your thoughts and give clarity England Couch to 5K app to see that 1634, 1636, 1654, 1656, 1714, 1716, 1734, run or enjoyed running. Why would you Monday to Friday: 0540, 0555, 0610, 0630, 1045, 1115, 1145, 1215, 1245, 1315, 1345, and solutions to the problems that felt it’s a programme that eases you into 1415, 1445, 1515, 1545, 1615, 1645, 1715, 1736, 1754, 1801, 1824, 1831, 1854, 1901, run in the mud, in the wind and rain on 0640, 0645, 0655, 0705, 0715, 0725, 0735, overwhelming when you left the house. running over several weeks? 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The answer 0636, 0657, 0658, 0714, 0716, 0734, 0736, 1431, 1509, 1531, 1609, 1631, 1709, 1741, rational when the kids or your partner by various running clubs in Basingstoke 1230, 1240, 1250, 1300, 1310, 1320, 1330, 0754, 0756, 0814, 0816, 0834, 0836, 0854, is simple: for physical and mental well- 1841, 1941, 2041, 2141 are driving you bonkers, or to run with throughout the year, or start by walking 1340, 1350, 1400, 1410, 1420, 1430, 1440, 0856, 0914, 0916, 0934, 0936, 0954, 0956, being and for a true sense of personal 1450, 1500, 1510, 1520, 1530, 1540, 1550, friends and, for those few minutes, not a parkrun and building up to running the 1014, 1016, 1034, 1036, 1054, 1056, 1114, No. 12 Service – via Brighton Hill) achievement. 1600, 1610, 1620, 1630, 1640, 1650, 1700, have any nagging or negative thoughts full distance. Parkrun really is the most 1116, 1134, 1136, 1154, 1156, 1214, 1216, (No Sunday service) 1710, 1720, 1730, 1740, 1750, 1800, 1810, enter your brain. supportive walking/running environment 1234, 1236, 1254, 1256, 1314, 1316, 1334, Buses will leave Bus Station: Could I be a ‘runner’? 1820, 1830, 1845, 1900, 1915, 1930, 1945, 1336, 1354, 1356, 1414, 1416, 1434, 1436, you could ask for. Monday to Friday: 0710, 0920, 1020, 1120, Yes you could. Although often quoted, In a nutshell, people will 2015, 2045, 2115, 2145, 2215, 2245, 2315 1454, 1456, 1514, 1516, 1534, 1541, 1559, 1220, 1320, 1420, 1520, 1620, 1725, 1815, it’s not quite as simple as lacing up your tell you that running If you’re already doing a bit of running Saturdays: 0645, 0715, 0730, 0745, 0800, 1601, 1619, 1621, 1639, 1641, 1659, 1701, 1915 causes bad knees and and fancy some company, take a chance 0810, 0820, 0830, 0840, 0850, 0900, 0910, 1719, 1721, 1739, 1741, 1759, 1801, 1816, shoes and stepping out the door. In 0920, 0930, 0940, 0950, 1000, 1010, 1020, 1819, 1834, 1836, 1854, 1901, 1924, 1931, Saturdays: 0750, 0920, 1020, 1120, 1220, actual physical terms it is, but sometimes that it prematurely on us! We hold club runs on Mondays 1030, 1040, 1050, 1100, 1110, 1120, 1130, 1954, 2001, 2039, 2101, 2139, 2201, 2239, 1320, 1420, 1520, 1620, 1725, 1815, 1915 your mojo wants to sit on the sofa ages your face - but it and Wednesdays and always encourage 1140, 1150, 1200, 1210, 1220, 1230, 1240, 2301, 2339 Buses will leave Sainsbury’s: eating crisps and watching back-to-back really doesn’t. Sure, before embarking a taster session to see if club running 1250, 1300, 1310, 1320, 1330, 1340, 1350, Saturdays: 0649, 0709, 0739, 0746, 0809, Monday to Friday: 0733, 0943, 1043, 1143, episodes of Stranger Things. No one who on running, get checked out by your is for you. 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HATCH WARREN in the very challenging RWBYL. Against much more in a fun environment every PHOENIX FC some excellent and unknown competition Saturday. The Hatch Warren Phoenix “Intro the boys finished 2nd in the league having to Soccer School” starts its 8th season this Hatch Warren Phoenix FC had plenty to lost to only one team. It was double coming September with plenty of smiles D6CG:?8E96A6@A=6@732D:?8DE@<6?@CE992>AD9:C6D:?46"*') celebrate at their recent end of season disappointment though as Reading City also guaranteed. presentation, highlights included the took the plaudits in the league cup beating &(/(%5$7,1* In addition to all that is happening at the FA amazing success for the girls game. As one the Phoenix in the final by the narrowest

of Hampshire FA’s Wildcats pilot clubs the of margins. “Reading City are an amazing Charter Standard club the Phoenix recently J62CD Phoenix have always promoted the girls team who like us aspire to play exciting announced a brand new initiative with their partner club Chelsea FC grassroots (the game and the project bore fruit with the football balancing the passing game with 1968 Phoenix Volcanoes being formed under the individuality. Whilst disappointing for the premier leagues grassroots representatives) guidance of Malcolm Leake. The team have boys it really could have gone either way the exciting Pan-Disability football session. just completed their 1st full season playing and accepting coming 2nd to another good Off the pitch the club recently hosted a a positive style of football engaging a free team is part of life’s lessons the game can level 1 training course in conjunction with flowing passing ethic. The growth continues teach.” - manager Daren Bavister. The team Hampshire FA. “Having qualified coaches as a 2nd girls only side, the Fireflies, began finished their summer season on a high who teach correctly is paramount” Malcolm their inaugural season in September with though winning a very tough tournament Leake - Club Secretary “the learning some very excited player looking forward in Petersfield and whilst it was a collective environment for children is so important to the season ahead. The success has effort, shot stopper Charlie Prall shone as and with 9 of our coaches qualifying shows been shared with the recent news that he kept the nerves at bay having to take the volunteers further commitment to the another young starlet has been selected part in no less than 3 penalty shoot outs. children’s engagement and development” for academy football, the clubs 3rd female The club have seen amazing growth in less than 10 years. Alannah Chan moves throughout with over 250 players now The club always looks to support from the Phoenix U9’s to Southampton registered from 5 to 14 and are very proud development for all ages School year R&1 academy having successfully competed the to receive the accolade as an FA Tots through to vacancies at U13 for children Premiership clubs tough selection process. in school year 8 (September 2019) please Centre certified club. Children in school ARMSTRONG ROAD, DANESHILL EAST, BASINGSTOKE HAMPSHIRE RG24 8NU At the other end of the age groups the year R & 1 are encouraged to learn team email [email protected] for 01256 363123 | [email protected] | twoguys.co.uk Flames finished their inaugural season skills, individuality, decision making and so more details.

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