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MORETON_TIMES_JULY 2016.indd 1 28/06/2016 09:51 Open-air theatre this July Learn Tai Chi in a morning Shakespeare’s Much Ado About Nothing Robin Hood Friday 29th July, 10am-1pm Thursday 7th July, 1pm & 7pm Wednesday 27th July, 6pm £24.95 per person. Matinee: £8.50. Evening: £17 adults; £10 for adults, £8 for For more details and to book, visit £12 concessions; £10 children concessions/children www.lctkd.com/batsford or call 07517 437300 Please bring a picnic and a blanket/low-backed chair. Gates open an hour before each performance To book, call 01386 701441
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It was sad to crash through mid-summer’s day surrounded by storms and FEATURES with hardly a glimpse of the sun, let alone that wonderful feeling of the 8 Nick John, backstage at Wychwood Festival sun’s warmth on bare skin. However, we have been lucky not to have Sounds Alive been flooded, have rain coming into the house (or office), or suffered a 12-13 Great British Heroes Peter Dean lightening strike. One of the community news websites that we follow 19-20 Nigel Moor carries news of events and happenings in Chipping Norton – ‘a suburb A Transport Plan for the N. Cotswolds of Sydney, in the state of New South Wales, Australia, approximately 30 25 Three Talented Students Kathryn Allison kilometres south-west of Sydney’. They have been experiencing the most 46-47 John Benington horrendous storms, with homes picked up by the wind, traffic blown Linking the Cotswolds with South Sudan off the road and people swept off their feet. Frightening – that is extreme weather! REGULARS Thank you to everyone who commented so positively on the June magazines after our PC ‘lock-down’. We did appreciate it. We are still 3 Book Reviews from Borzoi Books ‘locked out’ but there is a possible ‘white knight’ (I.T. guru) on the horizon 16 Business – Jobs, Grants and funding opportunities – fingers crossed. Meanwhile the frustrations of not having access to files, advertising records, articles and photos are possibly ‘hurricane force 17 Local Authority information, Blood Donor sessions, Community 9’! Very good for ‘Keeping Calm and Carrying On’! Notices So there may still be some items that we have missed for the July editions 18 Local Plan Consultation; Businesses Marketing for Glos – our apologies if that is the case. Please do let me know. 21 Planning - Summary of Applications received The July magazines are packed full of things to do and places to go, with an amazing selection of features and articles. We clearly have 22-23 Correspondence: Building in the AONB. Parking in Moreton an interesting collection of readers who are happy to share their 24 Local Church Services experiences, and I hope you will enjoy reading them. What’s going on in the background Whatever you are planning in July, may the traffic be bearable (we wont 15, 30, 54 Community pages: mention the parking), the school holidays be more fun than task, and the 31-37 LOCAL EVENTS & EVENTS DIARY weather better than it is in Chipping Norton (Aus)! (cinemas, markets, live music, walks, shopping, clubs, Best wishes for July, fairs & fetes, etc) 38-41 Club Notices & Rural Cinemas 41-42 Clubs, Societies, Associations, Etc (published bi-monthly) 43 N. Cotswold Rotary; Northleach & Fosse Lions Editor 49-53 News from some of our local Schools PS. We have a new business number 01451 822788 55 Tax issues – Robb Eden 58-61 News from local Sports Clubs 62-63 Local Business Directory DELIVERING MORETON TIMES A huge Thank you to the people who have volunteered to help deliver Moreton Times in their area. It is really appreciated. Are there 4 people (or small groups of people) who can help with delivering magazines in these areas, please? Dulverton Place 35 houses (about 20 minutes) With many thanks to all our many contributors this month, including: Evenlode Road 64 houses (about 45 minutes) Kathryn Allison, John Benington, Peter Dean, Christabel Hardacre, Nicholas John, Fire Service Estate 78 houses (about an hour) Jan Marley, Nigel Moor, and Chris Turner; the ‘prep’ and print team - and our volunteer deliverers. They all help to make these magazines happen each month! Our next edition is for AUGUST 2016 The copydate is 15th July 2016 Cover photograph: ‘Snowshill village‘© Sarah Howard Photography, www.imageseen.co.uk
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C.D.C. Committee Meetings MORETON TOWN COUNCIL MORETON TOWN COUNCIL Meetings are held at the Council Offices, Trinity NEXT MEETING: Monday 11 July NOTES FOR COUNCIL MEETING Road Cirencester, GL7 1PX. PLEASE CHECK NOTICEBOARD JUNE 2016 Agendas, reports and Minutes are published online five working days before each meeting at Residents are welcome to attend meetings. Abbreviated notes from the Meeting are www.cotswold.gov.uk. Questions* from the public relating to a available online at Members of the public are encouraged to attend proposal in discussion by Cllrs may be taken www.moretoninmarshtowncouncil.co.uk and are displayed on the Council’s noticeboard meetings of the Council and Committee. If prior to Council voting on that proposal. you live in the District and are on the Electoral in the High Street (on Barklays House). Copies General questions are taken at the end of the are available at the Council’s Office, Moreton Register you can take part by asking up to two meeting. questions per meeting. Information about your Library, and the CDC Moreton Area Centre in Councillors and committee members are on the High Street. *A maximum of 3 minutes allowed. Office opening hours: website: www.cotswold.gov.uk Tuesday – 10:00-16:00 Town Councillors are available before and Wednesday and Thursday – 09:00-16:00 JULY after the meeting. District and County Cllrs, AND subject to meetings. Moreton in Marsh Thurs 7 Cabinet (4pm) representatives of Stow Police and local Press Town Council, Old Town, Moreton in Marsh, Wed 13 Planning (9.30am) regularly attend. GL56 0LW Tel: 01608 651 448
Questions to the Council or a committee about any matter on which CDC have any powers or ROAD CLOSURES INFORMATION duties or which affects the district must first be Telephone: 08000 514 514 received in writing by the Head of Democratic This information is continuously updated. please check by telephone or online: Services – www.gloucestershire.gov.uk/roadworks By email no later than 5pm on the prior working day: [email protected] By post to CDC at Trinity Road, Cirencester. GL7 1PX. 01285 623204/ 201 Housing completions at seven-year high From the Department for Communities and Local Government and Brandon Petitions can be presented to express local Lewis MP (26/05/2016) feeling about an issue or a suggested action that we might take. A petition must contain at least New figures show that the number of newly built homes continues to rise and is now 10 signatures. at the highest level since 2008 to 2009. Details of Meeting Agendas, Reports and Minutes • 139,690 new homes were completed in the year to March – a rise of 12% on the can be found on the Council’s Committee previous year. Information System. Also available are details of your Councillor, Committee Meetings including • The number of new homes started is also at its highest level since 2007 to 2008. dates, times and venues and Membership of the Housing and Planning Minister Brandon Lewis said: “The country is building Committees. again . . . this is real progress, but there is more to do. That’s why we are going further and increasing our investment in house-building to ensure many more hard- working people can benefit.” Figures published in November 2015 show that the total number of new homes across the country rose by 25% in 2014 to 2015 when taking into account all homes, including new builds, houses converted into flats and buildings whose use has been changed to residential. The government’s landmark Housing and Planning Act will also help deliver on its BLOOD DONOR SESSIONS THIS MONTH: ambition to build a million more homes. Further new measures this year will allow local authorities to provide more homes more swiftly. Witney, The Corn Exchange 17/07/2016 19 Market Square, OX28 6AB Bourton on the Water, Royal British 22/07/2016 Legion, Lansdowne Road, GL54 2AR ‘We are Gloucestershire’ Chipping Campden, Chipping Campden 29/07/2016 A business-led campaign that aims to promote the county’s strengths. School, Cider Mill Lane, GL55 6HU Launched by GFirstLEP* and supported by local individuals and organisations who Do something Amazing . . . are all keen to explore an ambitious future for the county, stretching as far as 2050. 96% of us rely on the other 4% to give blood Pete Bungard chief executive of Gloucestershire County Council said: “As a county Please don’t leave it to someone else we have so many advantages and opportunities, but our past record of economic growth has often been slower than our competitors across the country. The ‘We For more information / to book an appointment are Gloucestershire’ campaign will help to develop a vision for the next generation, to attend a session, please call 0300 123 23 23 building on the really impressive GFirst LEP plans, and stretch our thinking on skills, or visit www.blood.co.uk housing and employment land supply, and infrastructure.”
Calls will cost 15p Businesses are being asked to show support for the campaign and present a irrespective of how long message both within and outside the county that Gloucestershire is better together the call may last, on and is ambitious for the future. landlines and mobiles. Call 999 in an emergency To find out more about the We are Gloucestershire campaign and get involved, visit such as when a crime is www.weareglos.org. in progress, where there is danger to life or when GFirst LEP, Gloucestershire’s Local Enterprise Partnership, driving economic growth violence is being used or in the county, creating jobs and business opportunities. threatened
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MORETON_TIMES_JULY 2016.indd 17 25/06/2016 12:50 Local Plan: final round of ‘We are Gloucestershire’ consultation A business-led campaign that aims to promote 27 June – 8 August the county’s strengths. Cotswold District Council is undertaking a formal six-week Launched by GFirstLEP* and supported by local period of public consultation on the Draft Submission Local Plan. individuals and organisations who are all keen to The document has been approved by Councillors for explore an ambitious future for the county, stretching submission to an independent inspector, subject to potential as far as 2050. minor amendments. During the consultation period, people who believe there are issues of legal compliance or soundness with Pete Bungard chief executive of Gloucestershire the Draft Submission Plan have the opportunity to submit their County Council said: “As a county we have so many written representations online or on an official form, which will be advantages and opportunities, but our past record available from the District Council’s offices and on its website. of economic growth has often been slower than The inspector who will be appointed to review the Local Plan will our competitors across the country. The ‘We are look closely at these comments and will want to know why the Gloucestershire’ campaign will help to develop a respondents consider the Plan to be unsound, what changes are vision for the next generation, building on the really being sought, and why those changes would help to ensure that impressive GFirst LEP plans, and stretch our thinking the Plan is sound. on skills, housing and employment land supply, and To assist the public during this consultation CDC is: infrastructure.” 1) Sending a newsletter to all households in the District explaining the criteria for testing the soundness of the Draft Businesses are being asked to show support for the Submission Plan, and how the key policies were drawn up in campaign and present a message both within and accordance with national planning policy requirements. outside the county that Gloucestershire is better 2) Public Drop-In Sessions to explain the process: together and is ambitious for the future. • Wednesday 6 July (2pm - 6.30pm) at Moreton Area Centre, High Street, Moreton-in-Marsh To find out more about theWe are Gloucestershire • Thursday 7July (2pm – 6.30pm) at the Committee Rooms, campaign and get involved, visit: Council Offices, Trinity Road, Cirencester www.weareglos.org.
Submission Draft Local Plan GFirst LEP, Gloucestershire’s Local Enterprise Partnership, driving economic growth in the county, The Submission Draft Local Plan will be made available for viewing on the Council’s website from Monday 27 June 2016 at creating jobs and business opportunities http://consult.cotswold.gov.uk with hard copies available to view at our Council offices in Cirencester and Moreton-in-Marsh, and at libraries across the District. Any comments that people wish to make should be submitted CREATIVE LANDSCAPE online at http://consult.cotswold.gov.uk, or emailed to localplan@ cotswold.gov.uk using the official form which is available atwww. PHOTOGRAPHY cotswold.gov.uk/go/ForwardPlanningor on a hard copy form WORKSHOPS which can be obtained from Council offices or libraries.
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MORETON_TIMES_JULY 2016.indd 18 28/06/2016 14:37 A Transport Plan for the North Cotswolds County Cllr Dr Nigel Moor sets out the plan now approved
= Poor public transport links to Gloucester Royal Hospital, Stratford- upon-Avon and Evesham = Lack of adequate walking and cycling routes from new housing developments into the town centres = Developing a community–based car sharing system to address problems of rural isolation = Poor mobile telephone signal coverage whilst noting that improvements in broadband technology will change the way services are delivered, and for some individuals this may reduce the need or distance they travel. To address these issues a range of scheme priorities are identified and for the North Cotswolds these are: Highways Chipping Campden Church = Highway improvements A429, AST MONTH the final report of will also support the delivery of our county Moreton-in–Marsh Lthe A429 Fosse Task Group was strategic economic plan. = Highway improvements Moreton presented to Gloucestershire County Six separate transport corridors Railway Bridge including pedestrian Council’s Cabinet, and in addition are identified within the LTP and each and vehicle access Council approved the Local Transport identifies the distinctive transport issues = Implementation of A429 and A433 Plan (LTP) for the county for the within the corridor. We will need to (east and west of Cirencester) period 2015–2031. Together these two work with the district councils so that feasibility study documents provide a transport plan they understand these issues when = Junction improvements A429 Unicorn for the North Cotswolds for the next negotiating with developers through Junction (A436/B4068), Stow-on-the- fifteen years. On the basis of these the planning process. I suggested that Wold documents County Council members following adoption of the LTP, a briefing = 20 mph zones and officers will be preparing bids note was prepared for parish, district = Capital maintenance programme for investment from both the County and county councilors and officers as to = Highway safety improvement Council and the Gloucestershire Local how the LTP should be interpreted as a programme Enterprise Partnership, and ensuring material consideration in decisions on Rail that new development makes an development planning applications. It = Moreton-in-Marsh small scale railway appropriate contribution to the transport is vital that we seek the most effective station enhancements improvements required to serve the contributions to the strategy from Cotswold’s increasing population. developers. That document is now Bus From the completion of the evidence available and will be distributed to town = Local Park and Ride facilities base in March 2014 and its presentation and parish councils and the district to cabinet, the preparation of the councils. Cycle transport plan, including two extensive = Cycle infrastructure improvements consultation phases, has taken just over North Cotswolds (countywide) two years – I think this is a remarkable For the North Cotswolds a series of The plan identifies a number of outcomes achievement considering the many issues were identified: = The reduction of vehicle delays in the years plans such as these often take to = Vehicle delay and road safety concerns Fosse Way complete. I would like to thank the officers for Fosse Way = A common approach to managing for getting us to this stage in what I think = Freight traffic using inappropriate freight demands with neighbouring is the shortest time possible. It is an routes authorities impressive performance. = Poor traffic management within = Better managed parking facilities The plan is incredibly important to Stow-on-the-Wold and Bourton on the within the market towns Gloucestershire because, given the Water = Using improved broadband scale of urban growth that each district = Traffic congestion inhibiting tourist connectivity to spread awareness of in the county is experiencing and will growth travel information experience in the future, it is important = Parking availability and a lack of = More people cycling and walking that we set the strategy for transport for signage in the Market Towns across all age groups for shorter the short, medium and long term and = Limited public transport options distances and leisure actively seek funding for the transport = Limited awareness of the public = Delivering a better public transport schemes identified within the strategy. It transport offered service Continued overleaf COTSWOLDCOTSWOLD TIMES TIMES | | 1919
MORETON_TIMES_JULY 2016.indd 19 21/06/2016 15:52 The A429 Task Group looked to avoid disruption to communities is carriageway and at the junction. specifically at the problems of traffic advocated. This should ensure effective Improvements are needed to the public safety and congestion along the route communication with local communities, transport interchange at the Moreton-in- and in just over six months completed including details of planned works and Marsh and Kingham Railways Stations, a comprehensive report, which I urge diversions necessary to facilitate the re- together with bus service connectivity. everyone to read. The recommendations surfacing. Further car parking is required at the provide more detail for the over-arching A defined, timetabled programme of Moreton-in-Marsh Railway Station. strategy set out in the Local Transport vegetation clearance, sign-cleaning, and Investigate re-opening the Chipping Plan. In this article I can only summarise white-line repainting should be produced. Campden Railway Station. those relating to the North Cotswolds This should be introduced with a safety The railway bridge at Moreton-in-Marsh but the report relates to the whole of the audit of the whole length of the road to has insufficient width to cater for HGV’s, Fosse. identify what is required. cars, pedestrians and cyclists. The road The A429 is a strategic ‘A Class’ rural Road signage to inform drivers of the surface requires repeated maintenance road with a predominantly single track number of deaths and accidents along and the bridge walls are often impacted. carriageway and is currently classified the A429, (particularly at the accident It is a strategic weakness in the resilience as part of the County Council’s Primary hotspot at Broadwater Bottom) should be of the whole road network, causing Route Network. An intermittent pedestrian introduced. congestion throughout the town. An provision is provided along part of the Continue regular high profile road safety additional bridge to accommodate route. Traffic flows are between 6,000 campaigns and speed enforcement along cyclists, pedestrians and emergency and 15,000 vehicles the A429, including targeting motorbikes. vehicles is required. a day but with It is proposed that “Traffic flows are between 6,000 Long Term higher figures in a 50 mph speed the vicinity of Stow and 15,000 vehicles a day . . . limit be imposed Develop a cycle strategy for the Fosse on the entire length Way, and identify where cycle lanes can which are now with higher figures in the vicinity amongst the highest of the A429, (where be introduced. in the county, and of Stow . . . now amongst the no other ‘lower’ Introduce over-taking lanes along the speed restriction length of the A429, so as to introduce with an estimated highest in the county” HGV flow of 200 exists). additional road capacity and minimise disruption from road closures caused to 300 vehicles per day. The A429 has Consider introducing overtaking/crawler through accidents or road re-surfacing. few speed restrictions other than when lanes on land already safeguarded in Investigate possible road by–passes passing through communities where the vicinity of the Broadwell/Donnington for Moreton-in-Marsh and Stow-on-the speed limits are restricted to 50 mph and Junction. Wold to safeguard these routes for the 40 mph. Speed limits of 30 mph are the Consider improvements to the A40/ long–term. norm through major town centres. The A429 roundabout near Northleach. Install a driver management system recommendations are divided between The roundabout is too small, with the to alert drivers of delays and diversions three periods short term to 2021, mid- chevrons surrounding it impeding visibility. along the route. term 2021 – 2031 and long- term beyond The roundabout needs enlarging. This is an exhaustive list but 2031. Mid Term demonstrates the depth to which the Task Lobby ministers and MPs for the A429 Short Term Group explored the issues. to become a trunk road managed by I would like to thank all those town A key concern highlighted during the Highways England. and parish councils, district councillors, review was the impact of slow moving Introduce air quality monitoring in community and business groups and traffic and levels of congestion resulting Moreton-in-Marsh and Stow-on-the-Wold, individuals who participated in the from increased HGV traffic on the A429 using money voted for in the 2016/17 preparation of both documents and and associated link roads. The task group Council budget. helped to identify the key issues. We now identified that, whilst attempts have been Consider introducing overtaking lanes, have a blueprint to improve transport made to detract HGV traffic from the north of Stow and between Northleach conditions in the North Cotswolds. A429, the level of traffic has been inflated and Bourton. Cllr Dr Nigel Moor is the Gloucestershire due to an inter county-agreement with Make improvements to the junction of County Councillor for the Stow Oxfordshire County Council routing HGV’s the A436 when turning into Bourton. Division and cabinet member for Fire, between Oxford and the Vale of Evesham Make improvements to bus stops Infrastructure and Planning. The views via the A44, north of Oxford, the A40, via at Moreton-in-Marsh Hospital. Buses expressed in this article are his and not Northleach, continuing onwards towards stopping on the A429 cause hazards to necessarily those of Gloucestershire the Midlands via the A429 and Stow-on- pedestrians and other road users. The County Council or Gloucestershire the-Wold. bus stop needs to be repositioned away Conservatives.ß´ In terms of road safety, the task group from the highway, and include waiting welcomed the launch of the ‘Route bays for the buses. References: Aware Campaign’, (launched by the Gridlock at the junction of the Fosse Gloucestershire County Council A429 Gloucestershire Road Safety Partnership and Oddington Road (A426) is caused Fosse Way Scrutiny Task Group Final in April 2016), with the intention of by delays at the Unicorn lights in Stow Report improving road safety across the on the Wold. This causes congestion, Gloucestershire’s Local Transport Cotswold District, including the A429. noise and poor air quality throughout the Plan (2015-2031) & Guidance Note for A comprehensive approach to the town centre and is exacerbated during Councillors and Officers available from re-surfacing of the A429, including bank holiday weekends. Improvements the GCC website or by contacting 01452 scheduled dates planned well in advance need to be made to the capacity of the 425000 20 | | COTSWOLD COTSWOLD TIMES TIMES
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CDC Planning Commmittee meets once a month – the details are on p17 of this magazine. Full information is available online at www.cotswold.gov.uk or 01285 62300. This website also explains planning procedures, how to comment on applications and speak at a public planning meeting at CDC.
PLANNING AND LICENSING COMMITTEE 8 June 2016 Applications for Consideration and Decision Parish Application A = Accept Officer Recommendation V = Varied Officer Recommendation O = Overturned Officer Recommendation Chipping Campden Land Parcel North of Chipping Campden School 01 A Permit subject to section 106 legal agreements Aston Road Chipping Campden Gloucestershire covering provision of affordable housing and 16/00937/OUT CD.7315/B financial contributions to education and librares Outline Application Stow on the Wold Camp Gardens Stow on the Wold Gloucestershire 02 A Permit GL54 1DQ 15/04968/FUL CD.4550/A Full Application Stow on the Wold Tall Trees Oddington Road Stow on the Wold 03 A Permit Cheltenham 16/01254/REM CD.0780/G Approval of Reserved Matters Maugersbury Land Parcel Stow Fair Between Maugersbury Road 04 A Refuse and A436 Maugersbury Road Stow on the Wold Gloucestershire 16/01418/OUT CD.6682/J Outline Application Eastleach Land Parcel North of Field Cottage Fyfield Lechlade 05 A Refuse Gloucestershire 15/02907/FUL CD.6972/C Full Application Blockley Bier House Lower Street Blockley Gloucestershire 07 O Deferred – sites inspection briefing. 16/00340/FUL CD.9536 Reason: To assess the impact on neighbouring Full Application buildings, the adjacent listed buildings, the Conservation Area and the highway.
Applications Received Between 28/03/2016 And 01/04/2016 Parish Application No. Location Proposal Officer and Deadline Chipping Campden 16/01256/OUT/LLFA Land At The Leasows Chipping Outline planning application for a residential David Graham Campden Gloucestershire development of 30 dwellings, public open 22/04/2016 space, drainage and new access Chipping Campden 16/01256/OUT Land At The Leasows Chipping Outline planning application for a residential Michael Glaze Campden Gloucestershire development of 30 dwellings, public open 22/04/2016 space, drainage and new access
Applications Received Between 04/04/2016 And 08/04/2016 Parish Application No. Location Proposal Officer and Deadline Blockley 16/00543/FUL Pipers Wold 22 Greatfield Drive Demolition of existing dwelling and erection Wendy Gray Cheltenham Gloucestershire of a pair of semi-detached dwellings 25/04/2016 GL53 9BY Moreton-in-Marsh C/2016/035957/PRE The Ironmongers Jeffrey House 28/04/2016 High Street Moreton in Marsh GL56 0AE
Applications Received Between 09/05/2016 And 13/05/2016 Parish Application No. Location Proposal Officer and Deadline Westcote 16/01562/OUT The Quarry Nether Westcote Demolition of stables and shop buildings Mark Sweet Chipping Norton Gloucestershire and erection of 2 affordable and 8 market 03/06/2016 OX7 6SD dwellings and associated works (Outline application) Westcote 16/01562/OUT/LLFA The Quarry Nether Westcote Demolition of stables and shop buildings David Graham Chipping Norton Gloucestershire and erection of 2 affordable and 8 market 30/05/2016 OX7 6SD dwellings and associated works (Outline application)
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MORETON_TIMES_JULY 2016.indd 21 21/06/2016 13:45 By post to The Editor at Cotswold Times, P O Box 6, The Square, Stow GL54 1AB Email: [email protected] (NB. We always confirm receipt of emails) Phone 01451 822788
this and your previous Please get back to me if you have any correspondence, further queries, which were noted Regards as responses to the Pete consultation process Parking Team, Gloucestershire County at the time. Council, Shire Hall, Westgate Street, Since the consultation process Gloucester GL1 2TG held nearly a year Email: [email protected] ago, we have been discussing options with the Town Council. From: ROGER WOOD Clearly, any potential [mailto:[email protected]] To Mr Jim Daniels changes on the High Sent: 21 June 2016 12:43 Parking Manager Street need to be coordinated between To: SALVIN, Pete Gloucestershire County Council the Town Council (who own and operate Subject: Re: Moreton in Marsh Parking Shire Hall, Westgate Street the ‘car park’ area where the market Review Gloucester is held, and the County Council, who Good Afternoon Pete, GL1 2TG manage the on-street parking in the rest of the High Street. The Town Council Firstly, thank you for replying to my letter 8th June 2016 ran their own consultation in September, and for your informative comments below, Dear Mr Daniels and are considering their options for which I found encouraging and helpful. Although we would prefer “Permit Residential Car Parking Review managing the High Street parking. Once Church Street, Moreton-In-Marsh they have decided on a preferred option, Holder Only” parking in the part of we will consider if any complimentary Church Street that has listed residential I wrote to you on 7th July and 3rd changes are required on-street, on properties which have no off street November 2015. Neither letter was High Street and any other roads, taking answered or acknowledged. parking or garages, we recognise that into account feedback at the initial Local Authorities seem to want to we are opposite St David’s Church consultation process. encourage residents within their areas and quite near St David’s School. My Your suggestion of ‘Permit Holder to make their views known to improve “compromise” suggestion would be only’ parking is noted. In most cases both services and accountability. I have “shared use” parking with resident permit we consider ‘shared use’ parking bays seen no evidence that this is the case. holders having unrestricted parking in the first – where permit holders can park The undoubted problem of parking in unrestricted, but anyone can park for designated area to the South and East Moreton- in- Marsh is a case on point. a limited time. This type of restriction of St David’s Church and non-resident Not only has nothing happened following prevents the long-stay parking you parking restricted to one hour. your parking review, but you have not highlight as being as issue, but allows If you could consider this as a bothered to answer, or as far as I know some flexibility for visitors to the town/ compromise but workable solution for address the concerns I have raised. This school/church and local residents. Church Street, when you finalise your fuels apathy among residents and does However, in particularly congested areas, review, we would appreciate it greatly. absolutely nothing to improve the existing permit holder parking may be appropriate poor opinion people have of our Local Regards on all or part of a Authority. Roger Wood particular street. The lack of private I request that you now answer my two REWConsulting off-street parking you highlight may previous letters with a substantive reply make Church Street (or part thereof) an addressing the points I have taken the appropriate location for permit holder trouble to raise. Lavender and Cotswolds only parking. We will consider your Yours sincerely feedback as we consider if any on-street workshops Roger Wood changes are warranted alongside any Moreton-in-Marsh potential changes the Town Council One-day workshops taking in 3-4 01608651649 propose. locations, including the lavender farm Email: [email protected] Once again I apologise for the length of at Snowshill. time the parking review is taking – there Cc Jenni Turner, Moreton Times £140 includes entrance fees and are a lot of details for the Town Council to consider in the background which are a picnic lunch. By Email from taking time for them to investigate and [email protected] Sarah Howard resolve. We do value your comments and 20th June 2016 [email protected] other feedback Dear Mr Wood, we received – all of which has been www.imageseen.co.uk/image-seen-cotswold- workshops Thank you for your letter dated 8th June – used to inform discussions with the Town I apologise for the delay in responding to Council since the consultation process. 2222 | | COTSWOLDCOTSWOLD TIMES TIMES
MORETON_TIMES_JULY 2016.indd 22 28/06/2016 15:09 ByBy postpost toto TheThe EditorEditor atat CotswoldCotswold Times,Times, PP OO BoxBox 6,6, TheThe Square,Square, StowStow GL54GL54 1AB1AB Email:Email: [email protected]@moretontimes.co.uk (NB.(NB. WeWe alwaysalways confirmconfirm receiptreceipt ofof emails)emails) PhonePhone 0145101451 822788822788 CORRESPONDENCE
this and your previous Please get back to me if you have any correspondence, further queries, PROPOSED HOUSING ESTATE which were noted Regards Community OPPOSITE PARK ROAD BLOCKLEY as responses to the Pete consultation process Parking Team, Gloucestershire County spirit alive at the time. Council, Shire Hall, Westgate Street, Since the consultation process Gloucester GL1 2TG and well held nearly a year Email: [email protected] Dear Editor, ago, we have been discussing options We are residents of the with the Town Council. From: ROGER WOOD Grange in Moreton in Marsh. Clearly, any potential [mailto:[email protected]] The Grange is a retirement To Mr Jim Daniels changes on the High Sent: 21 June 2016 12:43 development and we had Parking Manager Street need to be coordinated between To: SALVIN, Pete planned to celebrate the Gloucestershire County Council the Town Council (who own and operate Subject: Re: Moreton in Marsh Parking Queen’s birthday by holding an Shire Hall, Westgate Street the ‘car park’ area where the market Review open-air garden party. Gloucester is held, and the County Council, who Good Afternoon Pete, However, the weather GL1 2TG manage the on-street parking in the rest dictated otherwise and by word of the High Street. The Town Council Firstly, thank you for replying to my letter of mouth the proprietor of the 8th June 2016 ran their own consultation in September, and for your informative comments below, Cocoa Bean Coffee shop heard Dear Mr Daniels and are considering their options for which I found encouraging and helpful. managing the High Street parking. Once Although we would prefer “Permit of our plight and invited us all Residential Car Parking Review to bring our home-made cakes Church Street, Moreton-In-Marsh they have decided on a preferred option, Holder Only” parking in the part of To The Editor we will consider if any complimentary Church Street that has listed residential and savouries to their premises I wrote to you on 7th July and 3rd Many readers know that the Cotswolds permitted it with his second casting changes are required on-street, on properties which have no off street that afternoon. November 2015. Neither letter was are under intense pressure from housing vote. We warned that if this consent High Street and any other roads, taking They closed the café for our answered or acknowledged. parking or garages, we recognise that developers intent on covering the was granted it would set a precedent for into account feedback at the initial party at no cost to us. So a Local Authorities seem to want to we are opposite St David’s Church countryside with inappropriate suburban- more speculative housing developments consultation process. huge thanks to Silke, Klaudia, encourage residents within their areas and quite near St David’s School. My style housing estates. They frequently in Blockley and so it has come to pass Your suggestion of ‘Permit Holder Megan and Ellie. We all had a to make their views known to improve “compromise” suggestion would be succeed due to the wording of the with the advent of the first of several only’ parking is noted. In most cases both services and accountability. I have “shared use” parking with resident permit lovely afternoon and cannot National Planning Policy Framework anticipated proposals. we consider ‘shared use’ parking bays seen no evidence that this is the case. holders having unrestricted parking in the thank you enough for saving which states a ‘presumption in favour of Bellpark Ltd have now submitted a first – where permit holders can park The undoubted problem of parking in the day. How wonderful to see development’. Protection of important Planning Application for 38 houses on unrestricted, but anyone can park for designated area to the South and East Moreton- in- Marsh is a case on point. the community spirit alive and countryside in this Framework such as land known as Colonel’s Piece opposite a limited time. This type of restriction of St David’s Church and non-resident Not only has nothing happened following well. that designated an Area of Outstanding Park Road in Blockley. This site should prevents the long-stay parking you parking restricted to one hour. your parking review, but you have not Natural Beauty often appears to be not be developed for many reasons: it highlight as being as issue, but allows If you could consider this as a Thank you from the bottom of bothered to answer, or as far as I know overlooked when balanced against profit. is prominent in the AONB lanadscape some flexibility for visitors to the town/ compromise but workable solution for our hearts. address the concerns I have raised. This The Cotswolds AONB is particularly with superb views and national trails; school/church and local residents. Church Street, when you finalise your The residents of the Grange. fuels apathy among residents and does attractive to developers as it is cheaper it is adjacent to the Conservation Area However, in particularly congested areas, review, we would appreciate it greatly. absolutely nothing to improve the existing (Correspondence from Paul to build on green-field sites and higher which includes 2 Listed Buildings; it permit holder parking may be appropriate poor opinion people have of our Local Regards Chayter) house prices (and profit) can be achieved effectively has single lane car access on all or part of a Authority. Roger Wood from beautiful locations. Whilst Britain’s and abuts our school; and it is not within particular street. The lack of private I request that you now answer my two REWConsulting need for more affordable houses is the development settlement boundary off-street parking you highlight may previous letters with a substantive reply undeniable the siting of these should identified in CDC’s Local Plan. make Church Street (or part thereof) an addressing the points I have taken the BEAG will oppose this Application appropriate location for permit holder prefer brown-field sites where there is trouble to raise. LavenderLavender andand CotswoldsCotswolds local need and meaningful employment and we try to keep people aware of our only parking. We will consider your actions. If readers sympathise and would Yours sincerely and where there is supporting feedback as we consider if any on-street workshopsworkshops like to be kept informed by email of such changes are warranted alongside any infrastructure with good public transport, Roger Wood developments in Blockley they should potential changes the Town Council One-dayOne-day workshopsworkshops takingtaking inin 3-43-4 road links and community facilities. Such Moreton-in-Marsh contact BEAG on [email protected] propose. locations,locations, includingincluding thethe lavenderlavender farmfarm sites are predominantly in conurbations. 01608651649 with name and address to be added to Once again I apologise for the length of atat Snowshill.Snowshill. In quiet rural areas such construction Email: [email protected] our mailing list. time the parking review is taking – there creates dormitory suburbs and commuter Cc Jenni Turner, Moreton Times £140£140 includesincludes entranceentrance feesfees andand Andy Lucas, DipArch, RIBA are a lot of details for the Town Council clogging. Eastabrook Architects, Stow. to consider in the background which are aa picnicpicnic lunch.lunch. The Blockley Environment Action Group By Email from taking time for them to investigate and (BEAG) was formed by local residents to Editor’s Note: This Application has [email protected] SarahSarah HowardHoward resolve. We do value your comments and co-ordinate resistance to inappropriate now been received by CDC’s Planning 20th June 2016 [email protected]@sarahhowardphotography.com other feedback large-scale development. Locals almost Dept.. Summary details are on p21i this Dear Mr Wood, we received – all of which has been www.imageseen.co.uk/image-seen-cotswold-www.imageseen.co.uk/image-seen-cotswold- succeeded in resisting the recent Cala magazine; a full set of documents will be workshopsworkshops Thank you for your letter dated 8th June – used to inform discussions with the Town Homes application here until the planning on CDC’s Planning Portal www.cotswold. I apologise for the delay in responding to Council since the consultation process. committee chairman controversially gov.uk/residents/planning 22 | COTSWOLD TIMES COTSWOLDCOTSWOLD TIMES TIMES | | 2323
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24 | COTSWOLD TIMES Well done and Good Luck to three students as they win a CDFAS Bursary From Kathryn Allison
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Three talented local art students have been awarded a Foundation Course bursaries of £400 each by the Cotswold Decorative and in Fine Arts at Fine Arts Society (CDFAS). This is a fantastic achievement Falmouth University. and recognises their talent and future potential as artists. From Chipping The Anne Stevens Young Arts Bursary was set up in 2013 Norton School is to recognise local Cotswold talent and to assist students in Rosie Caldwell furthering their artistic study. Chosen by the Heads of each who will be studying school, it is awarded to those students who they believe fashion design will appreciate the bursary and make good use of it too. at Winchester University. She Robin McCulloch of the CDFAS explains, “We tried a number designed and made of initiatives and in consultation initially with Burford School, it a dress and jacket, was recommended we offer a bursary, with the first awarded from weaving the to a student from Burford School back in 2013.” cloth to making the Anne Stevens MBE was the founder of CDFAS, the final product. regional arm of the national DFAS. She was closely For the first time involved with the Ashmolean Museum, developing its from The Cotswold archival collection of 20th century British printmaking. School is Tegan She founded the Society in 1969 and was a regular and Saunders who committed member right up to her death in 2013. The will study Book Bursary was created in her name as a lasting memory. Illustration at the The Bursary has since extended to include Chipping University of Lincoln. TEGAN SAUNDERS Norton School and for the first time this year, The She is pictured with Cotswold School. Each student receives the Bursary as her illustration created for ‘The Secret Garden’. either vouchers or as an account at a art supplier close to Robin further comments, “It is a delight to meet where they will be studying. these three talented students. They are full of life and The 2016 winners are: their energy and aptitude with different art forms is outstanding. Past winners come and see us after a year at Callum Harvey, a student at Burford School, showing four further education and it’s a joy to see how articulate they portraits of members of his family. Callum will be attending become in developing their art form.” COTSWOLD TIMES | 25 26 | COTSWOLD TIMES TCBC_120x90.pdf 1 12/02/2016 14:47:14
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The Playhouse, St George’s Hall The Old School Victoria Hall Memorial Hall BLOCKLEY BOURTON ON THE HILL BOURTON ON THE WATER CHARLBURY’S OWN CIMEMA Thursday 21 July Saturday Monday 18 July Sunday 10 July SPOTLIGHT Please consult local notices EDDIE THE EAGLE THEY WILL HAVE TO 2016 Season Tickets available – £25 7.15pm. Hot dogs and wine with a Film 2.30pm & 7.30pm Tickets £3 donation £3.50 on the door. KILL US FIRST 7.15pm. Hot dogs on sale from 6.30. refreshments. Family Tickets £10 Film: 7.30pm – Doors & bar from Tickets/Queries Doors/Bar open at 7.00pm / 7.45pm (2 adults, 2 children) 6.45pm. Tickets £5 / U15s £3, at the 01386 7013857/701396 film. Advance tickets £3.50/ on door £4. Queries 01451 822365 door. Family ticket £12 (2 adults, 1 or 2 Advance tickets 01386 700647/593386 children) Queries: 01608 810713
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40 | COTSWOLD TIMES Local Clubs, Societies, Associations and Charities
N Cotswold Digital Camera Club James Minter 01451 824175 Cotswold Volunteers (a local charity helping disadvantaged CLUBS www.ncdcc.co.uk people) Jane Winstanley CEO 01285 658802, [email protected] N Cotswold Friendship Centre (Within Age UK) 1st Weds Cotswold Friends Lunch Club [email protected] Bourton and District U3A. Jenny Stanfield 01451 824388. monthly 10.30am in Broadwell Village Hall. Peter 01608652267 Cotswold Friends Carers Club [email protected] u3asites.org.uk/bourton [email protected] Friends of Stow Surgery 01451 832200 & 830610 Bourton on the Water WI 2nd Tues 7.15pm, Victoria Hall, BOW. North Cotswold Model Aero Club Flying site at Far Heath Farm, Gateway Club (social club for learning disabled adults) 2nd and Sec Janet Randall 01451 821739 Moreton-in-Marsh Brian Lacey 01608 652213. 4th Weds. Meet at Rugby Club, Greystones 7 – 9pm. Sara Mcrea Bourton-on-the-Water Probus 2nd & 4th Mondays 10 a.m. at the sites.google.com/site/northcotswoldmac/home 01608 643855 George Moore Community Centre. Sec Chris Fowler 01451 820787 N Cotswold National Trust Pat Poulton 01608 651372 Gloucestershire Stroke Gp Caroline Seguro www.stroke.org.uk Bourton Vale Horticultural Society 7.30 pm every second N Cotswold Rotary Club Dudley Mills 01451 820704 Bourton on the 01452 520723 Wednesday of the month at the Baptist School Room, Station Road, Water, Brian Honness 01451 830052 Stow, Barry Peaston Henry Cornish Care Centre (The Orders of St John Care Trust), Bourton Panto Group www.bourtonpantogroup.com 01608 650526 Manager Natalya James, 01608 642364 Bridge Club at Broadwell Village Hall Weds afternoon at 1.45pm. N. Cotswold U3A. Contact: John Bissett 01386 859319. [email protected] www.osjct.co.uk Mary Wood, 01451 822313 u3asites.org.uk/northcotswold Home-Start N Cotswolds Family Support Charity 01451 831781 Chadlington Flower Club Ann Aston 01608 683289 Oddington WI Meet on the 2nd Tue each month Oddington Village Independence Trust mental health, drug and alcohol support 01608 Charlbury Art Society Second Weds/month at 7:30 pm. Hall Sue John 01451 830989 652232, www.independencetrust.co.uk. Sue Tomlinson – local Kati Eidenbenz 01608 810911 Oddfellows (CN Branch) A social group, 3rd Wed/M at the Lower contact East Glos Mental Health 01285 650523/07920 427608 CH. Norton Amateur Astronomy Group www.cnaag.com Town Hall, Market Street. Dave Talbot, 07815 099 884. Insight Moreton Area Centre, High St, Moreton Mondays 3rd Monday/m. 7.30pm. Methodist Rooms, CN.Chairman [email protected] 10am–1pm 01242 221170. [email protected] Robin Smitten 07527 224411 or [email protected] Over Norton History Group Jan Cliffe, 01608 641057 Kate’s Home Nursing (palliative nursing care at home) Karen Chipping Norton & Area U3A. Janis Paxton, 01608 644896 Round Table Gavin Southwell, 01993 730888 Pengilley, [email protected], 0754 0898 143. Chipping Norton Art Club All abilities. Thurs mornings, fortnightly, Royal British LegionMichael Dixon, 01608 643755 Lawrence Home Nursing Team Jenny Nolan, 01608 641549 01608 730268 Royal British Legion (Women’s Section)Betty Hicks, 01608 642551 Lights Up Arts Club for people with dementia – meets 2nd and 4th Chipping Norton Bridge Club David Megson, 01608 645382 Rural Living Group Betty Bryan, 01608 674255 Tuesdays monthly, 10.30am- 12.30pm at Highlands, Burford Road. Chipping Norton Historical Research Group Jan Cliffe, Royal British Legion/Stow on the Wold Social Club Branch chair Lunch Clubs, Cotswold Friends [email protected] 01608 641057 Derek Arthurs 01451 831550 Club at Well Lane, Stow. Mind in Chipping Norton (people with mental health difficulties) Chipping Norton Lions Club Liz Nason & Mike Graham both on 01451 830242 Di Taylor, 01608 645296, 01608 644678 [email protected] Royal British Legion Branch The Naight, Lansdown, [email protected] Chipping Norton Museum & History Society 2nd Mondays Bourton GL54 2AR. Branch, 01451 824303 Multiple Sclerosis Society Carol Owen, 01993 880099 7.30pm, September to May Methodist Hall, West Street, Salford Players Drama & Music Group Doreen Herrington 01608 Medical Detection Dogs (charity no 1124533) Oxon and Cotswold Chipping Norton 642853 Volunteer Support group. Organising fundraising events and talking Chipping Norton Postcard Club Brenda Morris, 01608 643779 Scottish Country Dance GroupBrenda Parsons 01451 831876 to local groups. 01993 831909 Chipping Norton Probus 3rd Tues at The Crown & Cushion 11am Shipston on Stour ‘The Literary Society’ Meets on the last [email protected] Sec. Geoffrey Norris, 01608 676997 Wednesday of the month at 7.30pm at the George Hotel. 01295 Moore Friends Secretary, Sandra Morgan 01451 824316 Chipping Norton Probus for Ladies Sec Linda Mottram, 680628 or 01608 663482 [email protected] 01608 642155 Single File Social group for unattached 45-70’s living within National Childbirth Trust 0870 444 8707 Chipping Norton Railway Club Alan Brain, 01608 646635 15 miles of Chipping Norton. Fortnightly pub meetings and N Cotswold Community Radio Old Police Station, Chipping Norton Rotary Club Mons 7/7.30pm at The Mason’s programme of events. 07765 598518 Chipping Campden, www.nothcotswoldonline.com Arms, Swerford, OX7 4AP David Haine, www.meetup.com/single-file-chipping-norton N Cotswold Neighbourhood Watch Non-emergency 0845 0901234 07889 609221/01608 643964 Stow Disability AssociationGeorge Hill 01608 658636 www.northcotswoldsnw.co.uk Chipping Norton Scrabble Club Sarah Turner. www.stowda.org.uk N Cotswold Support Group – Parkinson’s UK Mike Winter [email protected] Stow & District Civic Society Meets 1st Friday evenings alternate 01451 831194 Cots Conservative Association Moreton-in-Marsh Branch months, St Edward’s Hall, Stow. Nigel Surman 01451 833783 Oxfordshire Association for the Blind Bradbury Lodge OX1 4XL. [email protected]. www.moretonconservatives.org Stow and North Cotswold Probus Club 1st & 3rd Thurs mornings, 01865 725585 Cotswold Volunteers North Lunch Club – St David’s Centre, Broadwell Village Hall, Broadwell nr. Stow, 10.30 a.m. Secretary P3 Stow on the Wold Drop In Centre Youth Centre: Moreton 3rd Thursday/month – £4.00 Martin Hornby 01608 654356 every 2nd & 4th Tuesday 1pm to 4pm Cotswold Investment Club Meets 2nd Tues of each month. Stow on the Wold and Countryside Embroiderer’s Guild P3 Charity (Supporting People through Advice & Guidance) Judith Borsay, 01608 650787 01608 651006 High Street, Moreton in Marsh. 01608653377 www.p3charity.org Cotswold Wardens (conservation, guided walks) 01451 862000 Stow on the Wold Social Club Well Lane. 01451 830242, Redesdale Hall Plays Committee Mike Rees 01608 650825 www.cotswoldsaonb.org.uk incorporating Stow RBL Branch and Women’s Section Read Easy North Cotswolds 1-1 reading coaching for adults, Dinner Hosts Single 35–55 yr olds, social life through dinner Tredington & District Gardening Club Every 3rd Tuesday at the 0844 493 0686 [email protected] parties. www.DinnerHosts.net Tredington W I Hall at 7.30pm 01608 682644 RNLI N Cotswold Branch Chairman Diana Porter 01451 830508 Duplicate Bridge Club Broadwell Village Hall, 2 pm every Tangent Val Carpenter, 01608 641452 The Cotswold Listener talking newspaper for the visually impaired. Wednesday afternoon. Contact Mary Wood 01451 822313 The Theatre Friends Heather Leonard, 01608 643691 01242 252072. [email protected] [email protected] Trefoil Guild Betty Gardener, 01608 641664 Save the Children Fund Katherine Kimmance 01295 810189 Friends of the Town Hall, Chipping Norton Jackie Haworth, Twinning Association Jo Graves, 01608 643976 The Cotswold Listener talking newspaper for the visually impaired. 01608 641368, [email protected] WI Chipping Norton Prudence Chard, 01608 642903 01242 252072. [email protected] Inner Wheel Terry Howes, 01608 642423. WI Over Norton Becky Pearman, 01608 643463 The Stroke Association (Age UK) Louise Read 01452 520723, www.kinghamrotary.org.uk/wwwribi.org WOWI West Oxfordshire WI Hilary Dix 01608 646228 [email protected] Gloucestershire Heart Support Group 10.15 am every Wednesday Weavers Spinners & Dyers Club Rose Kirkcaldy, 01295 253789 Villager Community Bus Keith Gowing 01608 658579 morning. Moreton-in-Marsh Congregational Church Rooms. John Wychwood Old-Time Dance Club Margaret Pitman, 01993 810897 www.villagerbus.com Green, 01451 824141 Young At Heart Club 1st and 3rd Thursdays monthly, U3A – Bourton & District Sec Janet Prout 01451 821478 Knit One, Slip One Knitting Group Alternate Weds at 8pm Coach & 10.30am-2.30pm, Lounge at Jameson Court. A light lunch is served; u3asites.org.uk/bourton Horses, Longborough Contact Carlin on 07769646996 or Carer Respite Service available for a modest charge. W. Oxfordshire Citizens Advice Bureau Adviceline 08444 111 444 [email protected] Kelly Hennesey-Ford 07707787580 Life Saving Club (Fire College) Co-ordinator Lynette Mantle CHARITIES 01386 882430 BUSINESS ASSOCIATION GROUPS Moreton Conservatives Chairman Nigel Moor Cotswold Friends [email protected] 01608 697009 [email protected] Bourton on the Water Chamber of Commerce First Responders (St John Ambulance) 01452 858234 Moreton-in-Marsh Flower Club Meets 4th Thursday every month, [email protected] [email protected] 7.30 Broadwell Village Hall Joan Malings 01451 822723 Moreton Chamber of Commerce to be advised Moreton in Marsh Save the Children Joyce Rees 01608 650825 Moreton-in-Marsh Interest & Leisure Club 2nd Weds monthly. Redesdale Hall Management Committee Clerk Sarah James Club Sec Morag 01608 652621 07519 330096 SPORTS AND OUTDOOR Moreton-in-Marsh Probus Club 2nd and 4th Mondays each Cotswold Business Clubs Cotswold Business Centre, Month.10.30 am. Swan Hotel, Moreton-in-Marsh. Secretary: [email protected] Adlestrop Cricket Club Mr S/N Kean 01451 831458 Norman Frost 01608 652749 Stow Fund Trustee Robert Barnett Angling Club Chairman Neil Halley 07961 920708, Moreton-in-Marsh W.I. 1st Thursday (afternoon) W.I. Hall, New Tesco Community Champion Ann Lattimore stowonthewold@ www.moretonanglingclub.co.uk Road. Trish 01608 651367 communityattesco.co.uk 07514 408598 Angling Society Robert Jarvis, 01608 643494 Moreton-in-Marsh (Evening) W.I. 2nd Thursday. W.I. Hall, WIRE Network (Women in Rural Enterprise, N Cots) Emma Athletics ClubAllen Souch, 01865 372484 / 0798 1089457 New Road. Sec: Jo 01608 650821 Heathcote-James. www.wire.org/networks Banbury Ornithological Society Frances Buckel, 01608 644425 Moreton & District Local History Society Sec Jane Ingles 01386 831379/07977 226025 BBOWT Reg Tipping, 01295 251673 01608 650349 Bourton Badminton Club Monday evenings 6.30–10pm. Moreton Reading Club Newcomers welcome 01608 654111 COMMUNITY GROUPS 07840 113477 [email protected] Northleach & Fosse Lions Club 2nd Tuesday/month Bourton Hockey Club Chairman Stuart Colmer 01451 (business meeting) at The Ox House, Northleach 8pm. Breathe Easy Groups (British Lung Foundation) 2nd Tues/monthly 821921/07900028732. Home fixtures at the Cotswold School, northleachandfosselions.org.uk 0845 8339825 2-4pm. 01451 822102/810520 Baden Powell Hall, The Avenue, Bourton-on-the- Water, GL54 2BD N Cotswold Arts Association Sandi Garrett 01451 822550 Bourton-on-the-Water Bourton Roadrunners Tuesday & Thursday evenings at Bourton N Cotswold Bee-Keepers Assoc Julie Edwards 01608 659396 Carers Clubs, Cotswold Friends [email protected] Leisure Centre, 7.00 and 7.30pm. Info on adult sessions Lynn [email protected] Chipping Norton Amnesty International Group meets 2nd Hudson 01242 820920. Juniors meet at Cotswold School, Tuesdays N Cotswold Bridge Club Meets Bourton-on-the-Hill on Tues, Weds, Thursday monthly. 7.30pm, Lower Town Hall, Chipping Norton. 7pm. Richard Bufton 01451 824379/ Chris Hartley 01451 830015 Thurs. Alan Lamb 01608 650202 Priscilla Peace 01451 830459 Bourton Vale Cricket Club Philip Winter 01451 821920 www.bridgewebs.com/northcotswolds Chipping Norton Leisure Centre Burford Road OX7 5DY, [email protected] N Cotswold CAMRA 01451810305 01993 861951 [email protected] Bourton Vale Equestrian Centre Pony Club Weds 3.45-5.45. [email protected] Chipping Norton ‘The Lido’ 01608 643188 01451 821101. [email protected] N Cotswold Disabled Club Joan M Oughton 01451 830580 [email protected] COTSWOLD TIMES | 41 Local Clubs, Societies, Associations and Charities
Bourton Vale Lawn Tennis Club Ann Whitney, 07917 163001 Campden Music Society Arthur Cunynghame; District Cllr Len Wilkins (Bourton Ward) 01451 821063 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] District Cllr Richard Keeling Chipping Norton Bowls Club Greystones Leisure Centre, 01608 Chipping Norton CHAOS (Amateur Operatic) David Court, 01451 831146. [email protected] 644154, [email protected] Indoor (Oct-Mar) Roberta 01608 811031 Chipping Norton Town Council The Guild Hall, Chipping Norton Jarvie 01608 643556. Outdoor (Apr-Oct) Val & Chipping Norton Choral Society Sarah Cobb, 07836 518868, OX7 5NJ 01608 642341 [email protected] Mike Harris 01608 65820. www.chippingnortonbowls.co.uk [email protected] Chipping Norton Town Councillors Mrs L Carter, G Saul, G Wall Chipping Norton Cricket Club Graham Beacham, 01608 810047 Chipping Norton Creative Arts Society Kathee Coonerty, Chipping Norton Intermediate Care Unit Russell Way, Off London Chipping Norton Easy Riders – Cycling Club Jill Reynolds, 01993 891312 Road. Ward clerk and nurses office in-patient number 01608 642667 Chipping Norton Folk Club 01608 690411. Out-patient unit which houses physio, x-ray, Chipping Norton Golf Club 01608 642383 golfadmin@ www.chippingnortonfolk.org.uk/contact us podiatry and other clinics 01608 648200. chippingnortongolfclub.com www.chippingnortongolfclub.com Cotswold West Gallery Group Annette Smith 01451 830160 Chipping Norton Visitor Point The Guildhall, Middle Row. Chipping Norton Green Gym (environmental projects, Weds Cotswold Youth Choir Every Saturday for children ages 3-6, and Mon to Fri 8.45–13.00, 14.00–16.00. 01993 861000 mornings). [email protected] 7 upwards. Burford Methodist Church. Contact Amanda Hanley County Councillor Hilary Hibbert-Biles (Chipping Norton) www.chippygreengym.org/ 07976 353996 01993 831822 / 07793 935655 [email protected] Chipping Norton Horticultural AssocSec. Eileen Forse, Hook Norton Film Society Harry Smith, 01285 737417 County Councillor Rodney Rose (Charlbury & Wychwood) 01608 643275 Kingham Choral Society Linda Sale, 01608 658647 01865 810419 / 07919 298277 [email protected] Chipping Norton Hockey Club Clive Briant, 01608 677913 North Cotswold Chamber Choir Shauni McGregor, 01608 642352 Chipping Norton District Council Guy Wall, 01608 643306 Guy. Chipping Norton Pistol & Rifle Club John Chaplin, 01608 641245 Nortonians Amateur Dramatic Soc Andrew Pitman, 01993 830930 [email protected] Chipping Norton Rambling Club First Sunday afternoon in the Society of Recorder Players Jenny Graham-Brown, 01285 740156 Oxfordshire County Council County Hall New Road OX1 1ND. month. Heather 01608 643691 or [email protected] Naunton Music Society Barbara Steiner 01451 850897 01865 792422 Chipping Norton Rugby Football Club Andy Dawson, 01608 683352 [email protected] West Oxfordshire Council OfficesThe Guildhall, Middle Row, Chipping Norton Skater Hockey Club Contact Louise Murphy, Stour Singers Vic Twyman Choir Manager 01451 870361 OX7 5NH Open Mon–Thurs 08.45–13.00 & 14.00–16.00 Fri 01608 644091 for details. [email protected] 08.45–13.00 & 14.00–16.00. Chipping Norton Town Football Club Shaun Green, 07845216412. Cotswold District Council Trinity Road, Cirencester. 01285 623000 [email protected] YOUNG PEOPLE AND CHILDREN www.cotswold.gov.uk County Cllr Nigel Moor 01386 700240/ Chipping Norton Yacht Club Duncan Wheatley, 07778 207034 [email protected] [email protected] www.cnyc.co.uk Activity Camps All holidays for ages 3-13 years old. 07793 949198 Shire Hall, Gloucester GL1 2GT Cotswolds Aikido Club Friday nights 7.30-10pm. Village Hall, www.activity-camps.com County Councillor Nigel Moor 01386 700240 Hawker Square, Upper Rissington, GL54 2NT. 07738 837904 Aikido for Kids Saturday mornings 10-11am. Village Hall, [email protected] [email protected] Hawker Square, Upper Rissington, GL54 2NT. 07738 837904 Glos Homeseeker applying for affordable housing www. Cotswold Voluntary Wardens Wendy Lines, 01608 642360 [email protected] gloshomeseeker.co.uk 0300 666 6330 – charged at local rate Cotswold Walkers Sarah Clifton-Gould 01285 623450 Every Thurs 6th Chipping Norton Scout Group and Explorer Scout Unit Glos Rural Community Council Marilyn Cox 01452 528491 2pm Moreton Area Centre. Wed 2pm Bourton Parish Church. Ian Bushrod Group Scout Leader, [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] www.grcc.org.uk Alan Robinson 01451 821067 Bourton BumblebeeZ babies/pre school group St Lawrences Moreton Area Centre High Street, Moreton 01608 650881. Great Rissington Archers Sat 10.30am at Gr Rissington Social Club Church, Thursdays 9.30-11.00am. Contact Linda Powell [email protected] (+ Weds 6.30pm in summer) Michael Ebelthite 01451 824161, 01451 822206. Moreton in Marsh Town Council Council Office, Old Town, Niall McIntosh 01451 870221 Bourton Pre-school & Out of School Clubs Pam Coombes 07950 Moreton in Marsh. GL56 0LW. 01608 651448 Little Compton Bowls ClubAll Year Club. Play stars April. 048066 bourtonpreschool&eygloucestershire.co.uk www.moretoninmarshtowncouncil.co.uk Sue Grantham, 01608 642859 Children & Young Peoples Directorate Stephen McDonald – Senior Moreton in Marsh District Councillors Alison Coggins London Chinatown TaeKwondo Weds 6.30pm kids and families, Youth Worker. North Cotswold Rural Youth Work Team. Bourton 01608 652124 [email protected]. 7.30pm teens and adults Redesdale Hall, Moreton 0751 7437300 Youth Centre, The Avenue, Bourton-on-the-Water 01451 820525. Robert Dutton 01608 651914 [email protected] Moreton Badminton Club Mike and Joyce Rees 01608 650825 Mobile: 07825732523. [email protected] Stow Town Council Stow Council Office, Stow Youth Club, Stow, Moreton in Marsh Bowling Club Club Captain, Brenda Dix Blockley Toddler Group Jubilee Hall, Blckley Thursday 10-11.30am GL54 1AB 01451 832585 [email protected] 01451 821020 [email protected] Club Chair, Helen Tuff (term time only) Clare 01386 701695 Stow-on-the-Wold District Councillor Barry Dare barry.dare@ 01608 650893 [email protected] [email protected] cotswold.gov.uk (01386) 700457 Moreton Cricket Club Capt: 01608652630 Sec: 01608 650929 Bledington Toddler Group Nicki 01608 658137 Mon 10–11.30am Village Agents [email protected]. www.moretoninmarshoc.co.uk Chipping Norton St Mary’s Toddler Group Julie Jennings, [email protected] Moreton Rangers Football Club Sec: 01608 650955 01608 643796 Kingfishers Playgroup 01608 659502 www.moretonrangersfc.co.uk Chipping Norton Air Training Corps Steve Taylor, 01608 641299 KEY INFORMATION Moreton Tennis Club www.moretontennis.co.uk Sec Sue Bull Chipping Norton Army Cadets Colin Tye 07917 273535 01386 853298 Chipping Norton Brownies 1st CN Tracey Shadbolt, 01608 645563 Bourton-on-the-Water Police Station Moore Community Centre, Monkey Dragon School of Karate Chipping Norton Leisure Centre. Chipping Norton CN Rainbows Alison Dunbar, 01608 644480 Moore Road, GL54 2AZ Non-emergency 101, Emergency 999 John 01608 643903 or 07984 791866 Chipping Norton Crusaders (11–13) David Radcliffe, 01993 831472 Bourton-on-the-Water Visitor Information Centre Victoria Street. North Cotswold Cycling Club Club Secretary: Fiona Barnett, Chipping Norton Crusaders (14+) David Radcliffe, 01608 646202 01451 820211 / 822583. [email protected] 01608 650217 Chipping Norton Guides 1st CN Tracey Shadbolt, 01608 645563 Bourton on the Water Citizens Advice Bureau Moore Health North Cotswolds Aikido Club Thursday nights 8-10pm.Village Hall, Chipping Norton Pre-School 01608 643376 Centre Freephone 0808 800 0511 (10am-4pm Monday to Naunton, GL54 3AS. 07554 252021 Children’s Art Club (ages 4–12) After school, Saturdays and Thursday). www.cotswoldcab.org.uk www.northcotswoldsaikido.co.uk holidays, Gill Parkes 01386 700991 Carers Oxfordshire (Support Group for Carers) 0845 050 7666 North Cotswold (Chipping Norton) Badminton Club Contact: Condicote Playgroup & Toddlers Leader Jo Abrahams [email protected] James, [email protected], 07917835325 or 07796 987173 Chipping Norton First Aid Unit Rear of Chipping Norton War Mick, [email protected], 01993 881545 Guiting Power Brownies (age 7–10) Tuesday Evenings Memorial Community Hospital, Russell Way, off London Road. North Cotswold Cycling Club Club Secretary: Fiona Barnett, 6.15-7.30pm, Leader Cheryl Millar 01451 831233 Open Monday to Friday 5.00pm– 9.00pm, weekends 01608 650217 Guiting Power Pre-School Playgroup 01451 851742, Becky and bank holidays 10.00am–9.00pm, no appointment necessary Northwick Bowls Club 01386 700390/ 01608 650853 Roseblade, leader [email protected] Chipping Norton Health Centre The White House Surgery & West N Cotswolds Youth Cricket Club Shaun Williams 01608 652138 Kingfishers Playgroup 01608 659502 Street Surgery are now amalgamated as – Chipping Norton Health www.nycc.co.uk Methodist Junior Church Club Sec 01608 643847 Centre, Russell Way, Chipping Norton, OX7 5FA. 01608 642742k Riding for the Disabled Ann Nobbs, 01869 338404 Monkey Music (pre-school music classes) Tues afternoons. Chipping Norton Police StationLondon Road, OX7 5AW. Stow Badminton Club Forbes Campbell 01451 832188, 07768 457403 or [email protected] Non-emergency 101, Emergency 999 Dennis Fisher 01451 830068 Moreton in Marsh Guide Unit Wednesday 6.30-8pm at the Scout Cotswold Maternity Unit at Chipping Norton 01608 648222 Stow Cricket Club Captain Ash Andrews 07891 536418 Hut. Open to girls 10 - 14.Alison Eastabrook 01608 650515 [email protected] [email protected], http://stowotw.play-cricket.com/home Moreton Scouts Beavers Mondays 17:30–18:45 Age 6-8½ Cubs, Childrens Physio Direct helpline 0300 421 6980 9.00am-12.00pm, Wed, Thurs and Sat. Sessions for 2-17 year olds. Caroline Ardron Mondays 18.45–20.15 Age 8–10 Explorer Scouts, Wednesday Monday-Friday (except Bank Holidays) Childline 0800 11 11 07793 949198 www.stowgymnastics.co.uk (fortnightly) 20.00–22.00 Age 14–18 Scouts, Thursdays 19.30-21.30 Childline 0800 11 11 Stow Rugby Club Tim Bevan/Liz Fraser/Andrew Cartlidge Age 10½-14 Dave Manley, Moreton Scout Group Secretary Chipping Norton Veterinary Hospital Banbury Road, www.stowrfc.co.uk 01608 650814 Chipping Norton OX7 5SY 01608 642547 Tae Kwon Do Assoc of GB Lee Chapman 07977 560086. Tues 6.30 N Cotswold St John Ambulance & St John Cadets (from age 10) Crime Stoppers 0800 555 111 Adults, Thurs 6.30 Juniors, 7.30 Seniors, 8.30 Adult Self Defence Meets at Bourton Thurs 7-9pm. 01451 820570 Citizens Advice BureauFreephone 0808 800 0511 [email protected] www.combinedselfdefence.co.uk Springboard Children’s Centre St Edwards Drive, Stow on the Wold. (10am-4pm Monday to Thursday). www.cotswoldcab.org.uk 01451 831642. www.springboardcc.co.uk Glos Heart Support Group Weds 10.15am. Moreton Congregational MUSIC Stow Gymnastics ClubEvery Saturday,Tuesday and Thursday for a Church Rooms. John Green 01451 824141 fun Gymnastic Session for 2-13 year olds. Caroline 07793 949198 First Responders (St Johns Ambulance) 01865 378228 Bell Ringers, Bourton-on-the-Water Anne Clark, 01451 821 759 www.stowgymnastics.co.uk John Radcliffe Hospital Casualty 01608 644655 Bell Ringers, Great Rissington Mondays 7:30-9pm, Sheila Jesson, Stow Youth Centre Fosseway, Stow. Youth Worker, Linda Burke, Mobile police station: MPS can still be booked to attend local 01451 820 395 Stow Town Council, 01451 832585. community events by contacting PCSO Simon King, 07718 708520 Bledington Music Festivalwww.bledingtonmusicfestival.co.uk Office hours T, W, Th, 10am–1pm or [email protected] Blockley Blokes Choir (BBC!) Thurs 7.30-9 pm Little Village Hall. N Cots. District, Community First Responders Notgrove Training David Artingstall, Sec: 01386 701556 [email protected] LOCAL AUTHORITIES Centre, SJA, Bourton-o-t-Water 3rd Monday at 7.30pm. You can Blockley Brass Band Friday 7.30–9.30 pm St George’s Hall. train to be a CFR in this area, William Warmington 01608 651886 Sec: Rachel Galt 01386 841677 Bourton on the Water Parish Council George Moore Community North Cotswold Hospital Stow Road, Moreton in Marsh GL56 0DS. Blockley Ladies Choir Tues 7.30–9pm Little Village Hall. Sue Centre, Moore Road, GL54 2AZ. 01451 820712 clerk@ daily 8am-8pm, 0300 421 8770 www.gloshospitals.nhs.co.uk Wareham 01608 654299, 07917198327 [email protected] bourtononthewaterpc.org.uk ww.bourtononthewaterpc.org.uk N Cotswold Neighbourhood Watch Non-Emergency Burford Singers www.burford-singers.org.uk (Box Office The County Cllr Paul Hodgkinson Shire Hall, Gloucester GL1 2GT. 0845 090 1234. www.northcotswoldsnw.co.uk Madhatter Bookshop, High St Burford) 01285 831359/ 07785 263759 Police Station High Street, Stow on the Wold. Mon-Fri 08.30–16.30. Burford Orchestra (community orchestra) Rehearse Monday [email protected] Non-emergency 101, Emergency 999 evenings at Witney. [email protected] www.wospweb. com/site/The-Burford-Orchestra Helen Jenkins, 01993 830559 42 | COTSWOLD TIMES COTSWOLD TIMES | 43 Showroom at Stratford Garden Centre, Near Stratford Upon Avon CV37 8LW 01608 661133
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COTSWOLD TIMES | 53 54 | COTSWOLD TIMES uring the EU referendum there has been much talk about the Fed Up bureaucracy heaped on us by Brussels but the paperwork is nothing compared to the paperwork heaped on small business With All Dby the current government, the worst being the auto-enrolment The Paperwork? pension regulations. Already a number of businesses have been fined for failing to auto-enrol their employees in a company pension scheme. Many employers are totally oblivious of their obligations both to their Contact employees & to the pension regulator. At the same time many self- employed clients who pay small sums way below the pension earnings trigger have contacted me as they have seen or heard advertisements Robb Eden which have given them the impression that they need to auto-enrol workers. Many employers who have already auto-enrolled their staff for are equally confused as, after setting up a pension scheme, they find Business Tax that all of their workers have opted out. The cost to small businesses is horrendous, as usual the politicians have dumped an ill thought out Accounts Preparation & Analysis piece of legislation on employers. PAYE & Book-keeping Do you make an extra effort to buy from local suppliers and to shop locally where possible? If you do you’re putting money back into the Vat Returns local economy so helping to create more employment opportunities for Sage Training local people. Yes, shopping on the internet is cheaper but is it creating local jobs? Yes, petrol is cheaper at the supermarkets but how far will you have to drive to fill-up in an emergency if all our local filling stations More than just accounts – a personal closed? There is no doubt that the business model is changing rapidly & service tailored to your needs. that certain business need to shake themselves into the modern world but it is up to all of us to ensure that our local economy is vibrant so We will work with you to help you that there are jobs for local people & that businesses have an incentive to get the best from your business. locate to this area. Should you require help with your accounts, Vat or payroll you should 01608 651802 either contact your accountant or give me a ring for free telephone advice. Robb Eden is based in Moreton-in-Marsh. He can be contacted via [email protected] e-mail at [email protected] or by telephone 01608 651802.
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MCC COMING TO BOURTON VALE CRICKET CLUB Another stunning summer of VSCC Hill Climbs On Thursday 7th July, Bourton Vale face the most famous cricket club in the Shelsey Walsh 3 July & Prestcott 7 August HE VINTAGE Sports-Car Club will particularly at Shelsley Walsh, where it SPORT SPORT SPORT SPORT SPORT SPORT land as part of this year's Cricket Festival. Founded in 1787, the MCC has been Tagain be at the heart of this summer’s again will be competing in the hands of Historic motorsport season, with two Nick Topliss, under the stewardship of recognised as the sole authority on the Laws of Cricket since its foundation and long-celebrated Hill Climbs in the coming current custodian, Brian Fidler. weeks, including the Shelsley Walsh As tradition, the first weekend of August it moved to its current home at Lord’s in 1814. It remains, in the words of a Vintage Meeting on Sunday 3 July and will see the VSCC’s annual Prescott the Club’s prestigious Prescott weekend, Speed Hill Climb at the Bugatti Owners’ former President, Plum Warner, “a private club with a public function.” There are Friday 5 to Sunday 7 August. Club’s idyllic Cotswold venue from Friday Once again we are delighted that 5 to Sunday 7 August, which will again 18,000 Full and 5,000 Associate Members of MCC. Those Members own the our friends at the Midlands Automobile include a one-day event utilising the more Lords Ground and all MCC’s assets (the most famous of which Club (MAC) will host our annual Vintage modern ‘Long Course’ on the opening Hill Climb at Shelsley Walsh on Sunday Friday, before the Club’s long-standing is the Ashes Urn), they govern the Club through various 3 July – the world’s oldest motorsport two-day event on the traditional ‘Short venue, where Pre-war machinery, history Course’ – an event first held in 1938. and nostalgia come together for one Over 300 Pre-war Racing and committees, and some 2,000 of them represent MCC on the Photo: Sue Ballard of the most popular events of the year. Sports-Cars will tackle the challenging ERA R4D will be an undoubted star of this summer’s field of play each year. All of those representing MCC have The historic venue never fails to attract a Gloucestershire circuit throughout the VSCC Hill Climbs, including Shelsley Walsh, where former owner Mac Hulbert (pictured in 2011) will wealth of VSCC Competitors eager to take weekend, widely regarded amongst the launch a new book on the revered voiturette. qualified for the honour by their exploits in the game of cricket. on the challenge. As the Club’s full class world’s premier Pre-war events, where structure is represented, there will be a the thrilling motorsport competition will Both events will form rounds of the place for all Pre-war Sports and Racing headline a host of other attractions in a Club’s inaugural Speed Championship, High class cricket will be played everyday beginning with the Bourton Cars, while the Paddock will, no doubt, be ‘garden party’ atmosphere. supported by M&P Insurance, as the filled with enthusiastic and knowledgeable Spectator cars will fill the Orchard to contest gathers pace at the busiest point Sixes on Sunday 3rd July and hosting quality teams such as The spectators, who will have flocked to the form perhaps the most stunning Pre-war of the season. stunning Worcestershire location. gathering to be seen anywhere, whilst For more information about these and Gentleman of Worcester CC (Monday), the famous Gloucestershire This year’s event also coincides with the popular Trade Village, Jazz Band, other upcoming VSCC events contact the launch of Club Member, Mac Hulbert’s Children’s Entertainment, Camping and James Taylor at The Vintage Sports-Car Gipsies (Tuesday), Warwickshire Imps (Wednesday) MCC highly-anticipated book on the revered more will be sure to attract thousands of Club on 01608 644777 ext 3 or (Thursday) and two games in the afternoon of the Friday including ERA R4D, published by Porter Press, a car Vintage enthusiasts for one of the most [email protected] or look online that has enjoyed such an illustrious history, social weekends of the season. www.vscc.co.uk. a ladies T20 match followed by an U16 T20 blast!
This biennial event at Bourton welcomes all spectators free Four Shires Swimming Club of charge. We suggest you bring your own picnic chairs and 4SSC are a small and friendly swimming club, with It's been an amazing year so competition at our heart, of course refreshments will be available for all in the far for 4SCC, as we continue based in the North to go from strength to Clubhouse. For more information please visit Cotswolds. We have a strength. Following some growing membership of bourtoncricket.co.uk. great success at the County
swimmers keen to compete, SPORTSPORRTSPORTSPO Championships, four or to simply develop their swimmers went to the South fitness through regular swim Rissington Road, Bourton East Regional Championships training. We also have lots of putting in some great swims – fun with club nights and on the Water, Cheltenham, and Ellie Lawrence won a parties, the picture is from Bronze medal in the 50m the recent summer party. Gloucestershire. GL54 2AY Back-stroke (photo: in the K2 at Crawley with head coach Kim Weetman). Whilst primarily aimed at children aged 8-18, we welcome all swimmers who have 01451 820575 At the other end of the age spectrum, our attained ASA Stage 7 or above. We also have Masters recently competed at the City of a thriving Masters section, proving it's never Manchester Masters, gaining some too late to take to the training pool. excellent PBs and top three positions, with www.bourtoncricket.co.uk Our coached training sessions are run Sam Oliver not having competed since she throughout the local area in Bourton-on-the- was a teenager. Water, Chipping Norton, Sibford, Kingham Our younger swimmers join the Academy Hill and Moreton. To find out more, or to and then progress through the squad system arrange a trial for the club, please check our to start competitive swimming, when and if website, details below, or email our they feel ready. membership secretary. Website: www.4ssc.co.uk Trials / Membership: [email protected]
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MORETON_TIMES_JULY 2016.indd 58 23/06/2016 10:53 MORETON_TIMES_JULY 2016.indd 59 25/06/2016 03:14 MORETON RANGERS FC Contact: moretonrangersfc.com SPORTSPORRTSPORTSPO
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Under 13Team losses. “We have played football in the supported by Warner Bugden’s with the Moreton Rangers under 13 team have right way, working hard for each other and Moreton in Marsh Store manager Jerry acquitted themselves well this season enjoying the game” he said. The Team Tweney in attendance to hand out the after gaining promotion to the top league would like to thank the kit sponsors Lawn trophies. We had to split the evening into last year. They have finished comfortably UK for their support. two parts to facilitate getting everyone in mid table with a record of 7 wins 3 in and a big thanks to the Fire Service draws and 8 losses. The again had a End of Season Awards Night College for use of the Edinburgh Suite for great cup run reaching the semi-finals of All our junior teams gathered for their the event. the Under 13 Cup. Coach Mark Boydell end of season awards night at the Fire The club is the only F.A.Charter was very pleased with the team who Service College last month. Our biggest Standard Development Club in the North have stuck together through the wins and event yet with over 100 players spread Cotswolds and is run completely by over 7 teams aged 6 to 17 was again volunteers. To recognise those special
Louisa Muckle receives the Warner Bugden’s Award from Jerry Tweney and Lynsey Burdock receives the Chairman’s Award from Paul Luker and Jerry Tweney Paul Luker. Congratulations to them both for having their efforts recognised. 60 | | COTSWOLD COTSWOLD TIMES TIMES SPORT SPORT SPORT SPORT SPORT SPORT SPORT
MORETON_TIMES_JULY 2016.indd 60 26/06/2016 17:08 SPORT SPORT SPORT SPORT SPORT SPORT SPORT MORETON RANGERS FC Contact: moretonrangersfc.com
Moreton Rangers under 7.8 and 9 Players and Coaches with WARNER Moreton Rangers under 11, 12, 13 and 17 Teams together at awards evening. BUDGEN’S manager Jerry Tweney show off their awards.
people who give their time and energy to Lynsey Burdock was awarded the This was followed by the clubs Under keep the club moving forward two special Chairman’s Award by Club Chairman 11, 12, 13 and 17 joining the fun and awards were handed out to two people Paul Luker. Not only is Lynsey our club being awarded their individual trophies by who have gone the extra mile for the club. secretary she also runs the Under 11 their coaches. SPORTSPORRTSPORTSPO Louisa Muckle was awarded Team so sacrifices a great deal of her time A great evening to recognise all that the Warner Bugden’s Award for her and energy for the smooth running of the is good about the beautiful game. The contribution towards fundraising. As the club. list of awards and thanks to the Players, Chairwoman of the Fire Service College The Individual Team Coaches form the Coaches and Supporters was long and Mess Club Charity she worked tirelessly under 7,8and 9 teams then handed out well deserved so again congratulations to on events to raise over £4000 towards the their individual awards to their players all involved. Let’s hope for another great new floodlights on our training ground. before having a group photo together. season for Moreton Rangers in 2016/17.
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Under 13Team losses. “We have played football in the supported by Warner Bugden’s with the Moreton Rangers under 13 team have right way, working hard for each other and Moreton in Marsh Store manager Jerry acquitted themselves well this season enjoying the game” he said. The Team Tweney in attendance to hand out the after gaining promotion to the top league would like to thank the kit sponsors Lawn trophies. We had to split the evening into last year. They have finished comfortably UK for their support. two parts to facilitate getting everyone in mid table with a record of 7 wins 3 in and a big thanks to the Fire Service SPORTSPORRTSPORTSPO draws and 8 losses. The again had a End of Season Awards Night College for use of the Edinburgh Suite for great cup run reaching the semi-finals of All our junior teams gathered for their the event. the Under 13 Cup. Coach Mark Boydell end of season awards night at the Fire The club is the only F.A.Charter was very pleased with the team who Service College last month. Our biggest Standard Development Club in the North have stuck together through the wins and event yet with over 100 players spread Cotswolds and is run completely by over 7 teams aged 6 to 17 was again volunteers. To recognise those special Sunset over Moreton Cricket Club looking splendid thanks to Groundsmen John Currill and Richard Henshaw. HIS MONTH we catch up with the surprised to hear the players do not get teachers to builders and electricians TFirst Team Captain Graham Jones paid to play! They actually have to pay to car wash attendants. Meeting at net for an update of the season so far and subs towards the clubs running costs, practice once or twice a week and for the fun the players have raising money for the players also pay fines! This tradition matches on a Saturday or Sunday they charity. comes from the team deciding to fine are a close knit unit and are now known Moreton have continued the season in players for all manner of things including within the league to turn up at away inconsistent form, most recently losing lateness, poor performance, bad clothes games in various fancy dress themes to Elmley Castle and Lapworth despite and even if you play well you will find from silly hat to superheroes. The players great efforts from Dave Williams and yourself on the end of a fine! The lads of Moreton Cricket Club are proud to play Paul Whitehouse with the bat and Danny pay a third of their fine money to local for the club and represent the town in a Hirons, Callum Millard and Charlie Millard and national charities at the end of the sporting capacity. They would love to see with the ball. This month we pull focus season, the rest is spent on a well earned the support of the town at home fixtures. Louisa Muckle receives the Warner Bugden’s Award from Jerry Tweney and Lynsey Burdock receives the Chairman’s Award from Paul Luker and Jerry Tweney to the range of players who turn out team social. There are many different To find out our fixtures please visit: Paul Luker. Congratulations to them both for having their efforts recognised. for Moreton Cricket Club. You may be characters that make up the team from http://www.moretoninmarshcc.co.uk 60 | COTSWOLD TIMES COTSWOLDCOTSWOLD TIMES TIMES | | 6161 SPORT SPORT SPORT SPORT SPORT SPORT SPORT
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