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AGM ofA thebigwill canalthank andyou villagesWe on readershiphavea quarterly a circulation of c15,000basis ofin that 5,000March, reach copies June,throughout and a start at 8.30pm. Knaphill and the surrounding villages on a toplans all who looking organised ahead. the After show refreshments, and the volunteers the official on the business day. It wasof the a massiveAGM will readership of c15,000 that reach throughout The Knaphill Residents Association always welcomes new members onto Septemberquarterly and December. basis in March, June, September start at 8.30pm. theundertaking Committee, by as a extrasmall help dedicated is always group. appreciated, no matter how much or Knaphilland December. and the surrounding villages on a The Knaphill Residents Association always welcomes new members onto Please quarterlysubmit articles basis infor March, the next June, issue September to how little. We also have a subcommittee running the annual Knaphill Village Bestthe wishesCommittee, as extra help is always appreciated, no matter how much or Sue Stockerand PleaseDecember. at [email protected] submit articles for the next issue to Show, which will take place on Saturday 18th July at Mizens Farm. If you are Sue Stocker at [email protected] interestedhow little. in helping We also out haveand joining a subcommittee a dedicated runningteam, please the annualemail me Knaphill on Village To promote your business, please get in touch , KRA Chairman Please submit articles for the next issue to [email protected], Butlerwhich will take place on Saturday 18th July at Mizens Farm. If you are via [email protected] KRA Chairman SueTo Stocker promote at [email protected] business, please get in [email protected] in helping out and joiningJohn a dedicated Butler team,, please email me on Contact thetouch KRA via '[email protected]’ [email protected] [email protected] By post: c/o Knaphill Post Office, 1-2 Anchor KRA Chairman To Contactpromote the your KRA business, please get in John Butler, Cresent,touch Knaphill,By via post: '[email protected]’ Surreyc/o Knaphill GU21 Post 2PD Office, 1-2 Anchor [email protected] By email: [email protected], Knaphill, Surrey GU21 2PD NEEDED! Volunteers for Cabin ContactBy email: the [email protected] Litter pick Join us Youth club. 16th July By post: c/o Knaphill Post Office, 1-2 Anchor volunteer@ KRA AGM Saturday, 16th Join us NEEDED! 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requests for new, or amendments to existing, parking WHY ARE YOU HERE FREE restrictions. Recommendations for new restrictions and JUST A £5 NOW? REGISTRATION changes to existing arrangements wereSTUBBS’ presented to the STUBS FEE! joint Woking Committee on 22 October 2014. The joint Woking Committee Townapproved all & of theCountry recommendations Planning Do you –ever Knaphill ask what life is really about and these are now being formally advertised for public or how to make the most of it? Brookwoodcomment. Farm They was can the be seenlast significant at www.surreycc.gov.uk/roads- piece of land available bearable for those residents who live close to the proposed development. for development in Knaphill. Since then, we have seen a growing and-transport/parking/parking-news-and-updates/parking- So why doesAsking it appear questions that the plannersis the basis are on theof Practicalside of the developer number of planning applications to build single or small group of and not the residents? In their Core Strategy, Woking Borough Council news-and-updates-in-woking houses around the village either infilling gaps or building on domestic quote fromPhilosophy; the National weeklyPlanning eveningPolicy Framework courses (NPPF), designed a document gardens.For Goldsworth In March wePark, received there notification are three ofrecommendations a planning application for producedto by help Government you explore to simplify and national discuss planning great policy. Officers todouble build a yellow new house lines on at what junctions was green to preventland in Highclere vehicles Gardens. parking and Councillorsphilosophical in Woking, concepts.when referring to the NPPF and the way they Despitedangerously residents’ and objections, obstructing the sight Planning lines. Officer The junctions recommended are: operate in Woking, quote from the document to state that the Planning acceptance of the plans. The Residents’ Association represented Department,Starting in assessing with the a planning10 week application, introductory has worked course with the the• residentsTresillian at the Planning Way junction Committee, with and Sythwood I am pleased to report applicantand in a developingpositive and proactive from there, way. It ourwould courses be interesting are to know that• the CouncillorsWillowmead on the Close Planning junction Committee with Sythwoodrejected the plans. how WBCrun interpret not as para. an 17 academic of NPPF which discipline, states “Planning but as should a not There are on-going issues with the plans to build four houses behind simply be about scrutiny, but instead a creative exercise in finding ways • Marston Road junction with Hallington Close useful way of applying philosophical insights 126 and 128 High Street. The Council approved the plans with a number to enhanceto ourand everydayimprove the lives.places in which people live their lives”. ofObjections, conditions, butcomments over the months and theletters Council’s of planningsupport department must be When launching the NPPF, the Minister stated that planning should be hassubmitted watered downby 23rdor removed January many of2015 those either conditions. on theIt would web appear page a collectiveFree* exercise, Courses adding Starting that in recent January: years planningPractical has tended that conditions are only added to the recommendation for approval to to exclude,Farnham, rather than Guildford to include, & Wokingpeople and communities.Philosophy Planning using the feedback form, or by posting a letter to: Guildford persuade Councillors to accept the plans, not to make the development should beTel: about 01483 quality, 457769 not quantity. Woking 2014 Parking Review, Parking Team, Rowan House, www.practicalphilosophyguildford.com Guildford, Surrey, GU4 7BQ. Note: the GPCA is supporting these veryThe sensible, Anchor small- Pub Onscale the 15thparking July restrictions2016 The Anchor in the Inn interestswas registered of road as an safety. asset of of community value, which WBC accepted. community value (acv). Whilst the building is on the register it can only The actions of CAMRA are well intended; we are seeing communities be used as a public house. The Anchor is one of the oldest public houses losing all their pubs as pub owners see more profit in turning their in Woking in business, and is listed locally as a landmark building, and premises into supermarkets, fast food shops or demolishing them. we must congratulateAn exciting both Premier yearPubs Estate ahead and Merlin for Inns forWoking This is not the& caseSam in Knaphill, Beare where Hospiceswe have four other inns plus maintaining the building in an excellentby Lorraine state, especiallyWeedon, the Marketing hanging the & WorkingCommunications Men’s Club and Managertwo more pubs just outside the boundary. baskets and other floral displays. However, everyone will agree that as a Where a public house becomes an acv, it does not guarantee that the businessIt’s the itJanuary has seen issue better anddays. of course that means a new year is upon us, and what an exciting year it will be. The conversion of Goldsworth House to a new state-of-the-artpub remains open. Hospice All the will registration start in means February, is that the building, whilst In objecting to The Anchor being registered as an acv, the Residents it remains on the register, cannot be used for anything. The Anchor will and everyone at Woking & Sam Beare Hospices is looking forward to providing the best possible Association is in no way supporting the closure of a public house; remain on the register for five years from the date it was registered. howeverenvironment a public forhouse our is patientsa business and and Premiertheir families. Pubs are Theylooking remainto at the heart of everything we do and Can anyone object? The law states that the landowner, here Premier change the use of these premises. Our concern is that Premier Pubs everything we seek to achieve. Our talented and dedicatedPubs staff, Estates, along can with request over a 800 review volunteers of the decision. will They have until 15th can close down the pub and board it up, and it could stand empty for ensure a smooth transition. September to make such a request, and we understand that Premier up to five years. Volunteers are vital to the provision of Hospice care and as Pubswe begin will do 2015, so. If aI wouldrequest likeis received, to say aWoking huge Borough Council are The Anchor came to our attention earlier in the year when we were expected to consult local residents. 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Unit 2, Robin Hood Works, Robin Hood Road, Knaphill, Windsor Woking, Surrey GU21 2LX Tel: 01483 474333 www.windsorwindows.net Windows 6 Knaphill News Autumn 2016 Brookwood Farm Estate parking and pavements We have been contacted by a resident of Brookwood Farm with a query on the estate is for residents, visitors and people using the new sporting the above, of which we are publishing below a slightly abridged version, areas. Visitor parking bays between houses may have been shown on as these are certainly issues that affect other residents of the Estate. the brochures produced by Cala Homes, but they were not subject to any “With most houses having one-car driveways, and most households detailed debate in the planning process. having more than one car, the roads will be increasingly busy as more The only planning condition included in the planning decision is as follows: houses are occupied. There is already an increasing amount of on-street “No new development shall be occupied until space has been laid out parking. When we moved in, we were told that the parking bays situated within the site in accordance with the approved plans for vehicles and at various places along the road were for visitors. However, these cycles to be parked and for vehicles to turn so that they may enter and bays have since been allocated to residents. Were visitor parking bays leave the site in forward gear. The vehicle parking/turning area(s) shall stipulated as part of the original planning permission? Another point that be retained exclusively for their designated purposes. Condition 29.” I would like to mention is that there is no pavement where Brookwood Farm Drive joins Corresbrook Way, meaning pedestrians, buggies and I do not have any plans detailing parking areas for vehicles and cycles, but kids on bikes have to travel on the road. I asked a contractor why this Cllr Melanie Whitehand, who is coordinator for issues between residents was the case and the reply was that it was a request from the council - of Brookwood Farm and Woking Council, could speak with those in the pedestrians in the road should help to slow the traffic down! In addition, Planning Department who deal with such issues. It is clear from the at the entrance to the park at the top of Brookwood Farm Drive, there is above that if Cala Homes had designated parking bays for visitors and an in/out car park, with the entrance being one car wide, however there subsequently sold them to residents, that is outwith the above condition. are yet again no pavements. Recently, I was with two small children on The question of sections where there is no pavement is indeed by design. bicycles when a car entered the car park. The kids had to dismount to The report presented to the Planning Committee by Woking Borough make way for the car, and wait on the grass verge for the car to pass. Council’s Planning Officer states that the road layout is intended to Also, there don’t appear to be any cycle parking bays.” reduce the dominance of cars and to slow down traffic speed by using Phil Stubb’s response to the above, again somewhat abridged, was a follows: shared surfaces, where pedestrians/cycle movement takes priority “Parking is a problem on the majority of our housing areas, partly over vehicle movement. ‘Homezone’ type areas use varying materials, because Surrey County Council do not consider adequate parking a key textures, furniture and planning to divert and slow traffic.” priority. There are no minimum parking guidelines. Cllr Whitehand is happy to respond to residents’ concerns and can be Regarding visitor parking, the parking area on the left as you enter contacted on email: [email protected].

The KRA would like to thank our main sponsor Seymours, all the local Village Show businesses who contributed in various ways, the management and staff Well, we hate to boast… but didn’t it go well, again, with another record- of Mizens for their terrific hospitality and support, all the stall holders, breaking attendance at this year’s Summer Wonderland show. Woking’s and last but not least all the volunteers who helped out beforehand and new Mayor Anne Murray was on hand to open the proceedings and on the day. unleash the fun and entertainment on offer, from the music and dancing to the foodie treats, from the tempting shopping stalls to the children’s funfair and bouncy castle, from the Beat the Goalie to the dog show, not to mention the rides on Mizen’s miniature railway. Local MP Jonathan Lord drew the winning tickets in the raffle to the delight of all the winners. BOORMANS JEWELLERS All profits will as usual be distributed to local charities. and quality gifts Photos: John Stocker and Elizabeth Louise Bell incorporating WATCHWORD

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3 Broadway, Knaphill, Woking, Surrey GU21 2DR Tel: 01483 472939 Email: [email protected] Web: www.boormansjewellers.co.uk Email: [email protected] Website: http://elouisebell.wix.com/elbphotography One of Woking’s oldest musical groups (est.1897), Woking Symphony Orchestra will begin its 2016/17 concert season on Saturday November 19th at the HG Wells Centre, Church Street East in Woking, at 7.30 p.m.

The performance will begin with the Prelude to Act 1 of Wagner’s Lohengrin and continue with Brahms’ rich and tuneful Piano Concerto No. 2, with as soloist the current Woking Young Musician winner, Dominic Doutney. The second half of the programme will consist of Stravinsky’s music for his ballet Petrushka – the 1947 version, which is a revision scored for a slightly smaller orchestra than the 1911 original.

Knaphill News Autumn 2016 7 Bisley Ladies Choir Tickets, priced at £14 for adults and £7 for U-16s and students, are available from the BisleyWe are Ladies a group ofC hoirenthusiastic HG Wells singers Box who Officemeet every (01483 Tuesday 712710), during term from time. WSO’s We website (www.wokingso.org.uk) or Wesing are a awide group variety of of enthusiasticsongson and the hold night, concerts singers subject at Christmaswho to space. meet and Theyeveryin July. can OurTuesday nextalso be duringreserved term by etime.-mailing: We THE MUSICAL AND THEATRICAL SCENEsingconcert a wide isIN on variety December AND of 10th [email protected] at 4.30pm and athold Knaphill KNAPHILLconcerts Methodist at Church. forChristmas collection We also andsing and at inpayment July. Our on the next night. the Remembrance serviceJennifer in Woking Sohl, and at WSO the Guide Dogs for the Blind service at St Reviews, forthcoming eventsconcert andPeter's invitations is O ldon Woking December - t heto owners participate 10th come at too! 4.30pm at Knaphill Methodist Church. We also sing at the OurRemembrance music director and service pianist are in professional Woking musiciansand at the; they Guide encourage Dogs us to forraise the Blind service at St our game but we also have great fun and there is a lot of laughter. We always welcome If you would like to joinPeter's us, newcome members O alongld Woking at and 7.45 there - tishe no ownersaudition. come too! Knaphill Schools News on a Tuesday to KnaphillOur MethodistIf musicyou would directorChurch, like to joinor and us, come pianist along are at 7. professional45 on a Tuesday tomusicians Knaphill Methodist; they encourage us to raise Show-stopping Summer Production of Ali Baba Church, or email [email protected] email [email protected] game but we also have great fun and there is a lot of laughter. We always welcometh and the Bongo Bongo Bandits! Brenda Frost, ChairpersonTheT he Knaphill-basedKnaphill-based charity charity Peer Peer Productions Productions recently celebrated their 10 anniversary Brenda Frost, Chairpersonnew members and there is no audition. On the afternoon and evening of Thursday recentlywith a special celebrated Gala Performancetheir 10th anniversary of their latest production, High, at the Rhoda McGaw 19th July, the Year 6 children from Knaphill If youMethodist would concert like to in join OctoberwithTheatre us a, comespecial supported alongGala Performance byat Woking7.45 on of Borough theira Tuesday latest Council. to Knaphill The sell- outMethodist performance was preceded School performed their summer production: Methodist Church, or email [email protected],by a short High,play calledat the RhodaTen that McGaw chronicled Theatre the history of this unique Woking institution. Ali Baba and the Bongo Bandits by Craig Brenda Frost, Chairpersonsupported by Woking Borough Council. The sell- Hawes. Parents and children were treated to concert outPeer performance Productions was was preceded founded by a by short Artistic play Director Nina Lemon in 2006. Each year they called Ten that chronicled the history of this a lively and entertaining show full of singing, train a team of young actors enabling them to deliver plays and workshops in the dancing, humour and high quality acting from in October Methodist concert inunique October Woking institution. community. Since 2006, Peer Productions has trained over 100 young people, and the very talented cast. Lots of the parents DAVE BILBROUGH – Peer Productions was founded by Artistic said it was the best performance yet and that LIVE & ACOUSTIC Directormany have Nina gone Lemon on in to 2006. top drama Each yearschools they including LAMDA, GSA, East15, LIPA, Rose DAVE BILBROUGH – LIVE & ACOUSTIC they felt like they were in a real-life theatre. Bruford, Manchester Met, and Birmingham School of Acting. Knaphill Methodist Church (KMC)Knaphill is Methodist to conclude Church train (KMC) a teamis to conclude of young its actors celebrations enabling of the them 150 thto anniversary Rev. Julie Levett from the Holy Trinity Church of Methodism in Knaphill, deliver with a concert plays andby Dave workshops Bilbrough. in the community. and some of the Knaphill federation Governors its celebrations of the 150th anniversary of SinceThe company 2006, Peer has Productions reached hasin excess trained ofover 100,000 young audience members with hard Methodism in Knaphill, withDave a concert is the renowned by Dave international singer-songwriter and worship leader whose well were amongst the audience. All in all, it was a known songs include “Abba100hitting Father”, young plays “I ampeople, tackling the New and Creation”,issues many suchhave “All Hail asgone themental Lamb”on health, and sex and relationships and addiction. great success and their Year 6 teachers were Bilbrough. “Let there be Love”. toThe top feedback drama schools from the includingse plays LAMDA, has been GSA, extraordinary, and audience members have extremely proud of the outstanding effort all Dave is the renowned internationalStarting out from singer- a folk musicEast15, base, LIPA, Dave Rosenow incorporates Bruford, Manchester world music Met,influences into his compositions. told us how the message from our productions have helped them and their friends in the children put in. Knaphill certainly has lots songwriter and worship leader whose well and Birmingham School of Acting. This is a return visit by Davedealing who proved with thevery issuespopular whenhighlighted. he last performed at KMC of talent! Miss Austen, Head of School, said The company has reached in excess of known songs include “Abbathree Father”, or four “I years am the ago. that she was entertained from beginning to 100,000DAVEth BILBROUGHyoung audience members – LIVE with& ACOUSTIC hard New Creation”, “All Hail theThe Lamb” concert andis on “Let Saturday 15 October at KMC starting at 7.30pm. Tickets are £10.00 th end and loved every moment! She wishes all Knaphill Methodist ChurchhittingWe are (KMC)plays currently tackling is to looking concludeissues for such young its as celebrations actorsmental to become of the part 150 of their anniversary 2016/17 company. If there be Love”. (Children £5.00). Tickets yocanu’re be reserved between by 17email: and 150@knaphill 23 and serious-methodist about- acting, visit our website of the Year 6 children the very best in their of Methodismchurch.com or telephonein Knaphill, 01483health, with 730761. sex a andconcert relationships by Dave and Bilbrough. addiction. new secondary school and is very proud of Starting out from a folk music base, Dave now www.peerproductions.co.uk or call our office on 01483 476825 to apply and book an DaveTickets is the are likelyrenowned to sell quicklyThe international feedbackso the message from singer is thesedon’t-songwriter delay plays in orderhas and tobeen avoid worship leader whose well their achievements over the year and their incorporates world music disappointment!influences into his extraordinary,audition. and audience members have told impressive SATs results! compositions. known songs include “AbbausBy howAshton theFather”, message Brower, “I from amPeer ourthe Productions productions New Creation”, have “All Hail the Lamb” and By Michelle Austin This is a return visit by“Let Dave there who provedbe Love”. very helped them and their friends in dealing with the issues highlighted. popular when he last performedStarting outat KMC from three a folkWOKING music ba CHORALse, Dave SOCIETY now incorporates - 120 and still world going music strong influences! into th or four years ago. his compositions. WeWoking are currently Choral Society’slooking for 120 young Anniversary actors to season starts this autumn. Musical Director becomeBen Palmer part wasof their appointed 2016/17 in 2010,company. continuing If a long line of distinguished conductors The concert is on SaturdayThis is 15th a return October visit at byyou’re Dave between who proved 17 and 23very and popular serious aboutwhen he last performed at KMC Woking Symphony Orchestraincluding concert the composers Sir Edward Elgar and Woking resident Dame Ethel Smyth. KMC starting at 7.30pm.three Tickets or four are years£10.00 ago.acting, visit our website www.peerproductions. (Children £5.00). TicketsThe can concert be reserved is on bySaturday co.uk or15 callth Octoberour office at on KMC 01483 starting 476825 at to 7.30pm. Tickets are £10.00 email: [email protected](Children £5.00). Tickets apply can and bookbe reserved an audition. by email: 150@knaphill-methodist- or telephone 01483 730761.church.com or telephoneBy Ashton 01483 Brower, 730761. Peer Productions Tickets are likely to sellTickets quickly so are the likelymessage to sell quickly so the message is don’t delay in order to avoid is don’t delay in order todisappointment! avoid disappointment! WOKING CHORAL SOCIETY – Woking 120 and still going strong! Symphony Woking Choral Society’s 120th Anniversary season starts this autumn. Musical Director KASJOG Orchestra Ben Palmer was appointed in 2010, continuing Knaphill and St John’s Operatic Group is an concert a long line of distinguished conductors enthusiastic group whose shows are staged including the composers Sir Edward Elgar and in March at the Rhoda McGraw Theatre. One of Woking’s oldestWoking musical Symphony groups OrchestraWoking resident concert Dame Ethel Smyth. Rehearsals take place at the Maybury Centre, (est.1897), Woking Symphony Orchestra The choir gives three concerts each year, Woking Mondays and Thursdays at 8pm. They will begin its 2016/17 concert season on are now rehearsing for their next production always with professional instrumentalists and Saturday November 19th at the HG Wells soloists. The performances mainly take place The Mikado by Gilbert and Sullivan. If you’d Centre, Church Street East in Woking, at 7.30 in the H G Wells Centre, Woking but also in like to be part of this popular Savoy opera, p.m. Guildford Cathedral and Christ Church. do come and join them (tenors and sopranos especially welcome!). For further details, The performance will begin with the Prelude The season opens with Handel’s popular contact Judy on 01483 480253 or visit www. to Act 1 of Wagner’s Lohengrin and continue Messiah, on 10th December at the H G Wells kasjog.org.uk. with Brahms’ rich and tuneful Piano Concerto Centre. Tickets are already available on the website: www.wokingchoral.org.uk. No. 2, with as soloist the current Woking Young Musician winner, Dominic Doutney. We are one of the oldest choirs in the area, Bisley Ladies Choir with almost 100 members from all parts of The second half of the programme will consist We are a group of enthusiastic singers who Woking and beyond, including Knaphill, and we meet every Tuesday during term time. We sing of Stravinsky’s music for his ballet Petrushka rehearse on Monday evenings at St Andrew’s a wide variety of songs and hold concerts at – the 1947 version, which is a revision scored Church, Goldsworth Park from 7.30pm to Christmas and in July. Our next concert is for a slightly smaller orchestra than the 9.35pm. New members are always welcome; on December 10th at 4.30pm at Knaphill 1911 original. we are a friendly choir and will be delighted if Methodist Church. We also sing at the Tickets, priced at £14 for adults and £7 for anyone wants to come to a rehearsal and try Remembrance service in Woking and at the us out. Attendance is free for a few weeks’ trial U-16s and students, are available from the HG Guide Dogs for the Blind service at St Peter’s period, and after a short voice test (nothing Wells Box Office (01483 712710), from WSO’s Old Woking – the owners come too! alarming!), a £200 annual subscription is website (www.wokingso.org.uk) or on the night, Our music director and pianist are professional payable in two or four instalments on joining, subject to space. They can also be reserved musicians; they encourage us to raise our with a small hire charge for the scores. game but we also have great fun and there by e-mailing: [email protected] Find us on Facebook: facebook.com/wokingchoral, is a lot of laughter. We always welcome new for collection and payment on the night. Twitter: @WokingChoral members and there is no audition. Jennifer Sohl, WSO By Jenny Fowler 8 Knaphill News Autumn 2016

Paul Kirrage and Woking Miniature Railway Society A great Mizens Oktoberfest PRESENT day out for all the family! On Sunday 16th October, the ninth annual “Steam Trains & Fair Organs Oktoberfest” will take place at Mizens Railway in Barrs Lane, Knaphill from 12 noon until 5pm. This unique Oktoberfest has become firmly Oktoberfest! established as one of the area’s premier family orientated events. The central theme is a festival of fascinating vintage mechanical fairground organs built in the early 1900s long before the invention of electronic amplified music, and which once entertained fairgoers with the popular tunes of the day. Centre stage this year will be a visiting organ from the Netherlands known as “De Lange Gavioli”. Built in 1900, this beautiful fair organ is part of the famous collection of mechanical musical instruments of the National Museum Speelklok in Utrecht. Regarded by many as one of the finest in preservation, the organ will be making its first ever journey to the UK specially to attend the Knaphill event. f vintage mechanical fairgrou But the Oktoberfest is about more than the mechanical organs, A festival o nd organs featuring a host of additional attractions including an old-time children’s Featuring De Lange Gavioli (above) from the National Museum Speelklok in Utrecht, Holland fun fair, craft and produce stalls, a fairground models exhibition, on a first visit to the UK for over 50 years! miniature traction engine rides and a display of historic vehicles from Plus: steam hauled passenger train rides* on the 7 ¼ ins guage Mizens Miniature Railway Brooklands. Mizens Railway will be operating throughout the day, offering trips around the one-mile woodland circuit hauled by a genuine Sunday October 16th 2016 miniature steam locomotive. Refreshments available will include the From 12 noon - 5pm at Mizens Railway, Knaphill, Nr. Woking, Surrey

traditional hot snack of the original German “Oktoberfest” - authentic l Vintage fairground organs l Old time children’s fun fair l Craft, trade & Bockwürst sausages, and traditional ales will be provided by local pub produce stalls l Model fairground exhibition l Hand turned street organs festival l Model traction engine rides l Refreshments & real ale bar The Garibaldi. Come and join in the fun and soak up the wonderful Special attraction: Display of vintage vehicles by Brooklands Museum

atmosphere of this terrific day out for all the family. Admission, including Mizens Railway is situated in Barrs Lane, Knaphill Surrey GU21 2JW Approx. 5miles from J11 of the M25 or J3 of the M3 nearest mainline a full-colour souvenir programme, is £3 for adults, £2 for children and station is Woking (10 mins by taxi). £9 for a family ticket (two adults plus up to three children). Free parking Admission: Adults £3. Children £2. Family ticket £9 (2 adults & up to 3 children) FREE parking For more information, visit www.mizensrailaway.co.uk available. For more details, visit www.mizensrailway.co.uk. *additional charge for train rides By Paul Kirrage, Mizens Railway The Royal British Legion

The British Legion was formed on 15 May 1921, bringing together four National Organisations of ex-Servicemen that had established themselves after the First World War, with the aim to care for those who had suffered as a result of service in the Armed Forces during the war. The first ever Poppy Appeal was held that year, with the first Poppy Day on 11

CONVEYANCING AND PROBATE PRACTITIONERS November 1921. Nowadays, men and women of all ages, whether they have served in the Armed Forces or not, can be members. The Royal We offer the below services to our clients, conducted in a friendly, professional, British Legion is best known to the general public through the annual supportive manner. We are excellent communicators using both technology and Festival of Remembrance at the Royal Albert Hall and the national traditional standards of service to suit our clients. Remembrance Day Service at the Cenotaph in Whitehall; but the work PROPERTY LAW SPECIALISTS of the Legion goes on quietly and steadily throughout the year. There have been branches of The Royal British Legion in Bisley, Knaphill SELLING AND/OR BUYING A PROPERTY and West End villages for many years but, in recent years, the three REMORTGAGES former branches were obliged to amalgamate (as has been the trend all over the country). We are a thriving branch with over sixty members, TRANSFERS most of whom take an active part in the Legion’s activities. We send

PROBATE representatives to such events as the Brookwood Commemoration ceremony in June, the Armed Forces Day parade in Woking and of course WILLS the Poppy Appeal Launch and Remembrance Sunday Services and Armistice Day ceremonies in the three villages. Our Chairman is John DECLARATION OF TRUSTS Kingsbury who is well known in Knaphill and as Leader of Woking Borough LASTING POWERS OF ATTORNEY Council. In 2015 we collected almost £18,000 in Bisley, Knaphill and West End for the Poppy Appeal. We meet quarterly at the Knaphill Club COMMISSIONERS FOR OATHS in Highclere Road and our next meeting is on 30th November.

Please telephone or email for a free estimate or for further information. We really want to keep the Branch strong and thriving and in a good position to work for the good of service men and women, past and Business Hours: Free parking at both offices 9am to 5.30pm Monday to Friday present - but our main concern is that we need more members! If you 6 Anchor Crescent, Knaphill, The Old Estate Office, Wilderness Road, feel that you would be interested in finding out more then please get Woking, Surrey GU21 2PD Onslow Village, Guildford GU2 7QR in touch; John Kingsbury, 07967 723999, Joyce Cadwallader, 01483 T: 01483 485700 F: 01483 485701 T: 01483 485800 F: 01483 485801 E: [email protected] E:[email protected] 833502 or Norman Holden, 01483 830282 or just come along to one of our meetings. By John Locke Knaphill News Autumn 2016 9

boys attended school here in Knaphill. Old Arthur joined the RAF at the start of WWII, and was posted to the Far East and Singapore, probably servicing fighter planes. He was captured by the Japanese and interned in the notorious Changi Soldiers Prison. He was later transferred to a prison further east where he died in July 1944 aged 29. He is buried in a military cemetery on the island of Ambon, Indonesia. Ron was a particularly gifted musician. After working as an apprentice machinist in Guildford, he joined the Army soon after the outbreak of war as a stretcher-bearer in the Queens Royal West Surrey Regiment. During the North African campaign, he was fatally shot by a sniper while recovering the wounded in October 1942 aged just 23, and is buried in El Alamein Military Cemetery in Egypt. Harry Cook Arthur Henry Trotter Alfred Ronald Trotter

Harry Cook was born in 1923 and lived with his parents Nellie and Harry Cook With the approaching RemembranceArthur Henry Trotter service and as a companion Henry at 7 Victoria Road (now the flats just up from the Coop). piece to the article on the British Legion,Alfred it Ronald seemed Trotter timely to After school Harry trained as a carpenter, and one month after his reproduce, with kind permission of their families, brief summaries Events at The Vyne 18th birthday in January 1942 he joined the Hampshire Regiment. of the life stories of three young men fromChristmas Knaphill Fayre whose ((Tim: cannames you fit in a tinyIn sprig October of holly somewhere 1943 hehere?!l)) was transferred to the 5th Battalion Hampshire appear on the memorials set in the wallsThe of Vyne Holy will be holdingTrinity its ChristmasChurch, Fayre on Wednesday 23rd November, 2016 from 10am till 2pm. If you are interested in having a tableRegiment for the modest in sum Cairo, of £5, please from where he was sent to the Arab States and namely Arthur Henry Trotter, Alfred Ronaldcontact (“Ron”) Gill Waine 01483 Trotter 743 557/558 and for further details. then to Italy to continue the advance to The Gothic Line in 1944. He Harry Cook. Woking Carers Choir - Discover the benefits of singing! Woking Carers Choir is looking for enthusiastic newsaw members action with a onkeen interesta daily in basis until he was killed by German artillery singing, whatever their ability, to join like-minded carers for light-hearted and fun singing Arthur and Ron, born in 1915 and 1919 respectively,sessions. were the two fire in 1944. He is buried in a Commonwealth War Cemetery in a All carers are welcome, whether caring for a family member or as part of a neighbour- youngest sons of Lucy and Charles Trotter,hood who care scheme. owned The choir the provides cycle an opportunity beautiful for peer support, location increased overlooked health by Gradara Castle just south of Rimini shop on the High Street. The family were alland very wellbeing, musical companionship and and bothrespite from caring.in Italy, which his nephew Darren has visited. Sessions are held fortnightly (during term time only) on Mondays 11-12am at the Woking Wellbeing Centre, based at The Vyne Community Centre, Knaphill, GU21 2SP.

Walk through the doors of Wat Phra Dhammakaya London, on Brushfield Buddhist Temple Way today, and you will discover a genuinely warm welcome by the Inner Peace and Knaphill! temple manager and the Buddhist monks who live there, as well as a breathtakingly beautiful environment. The contemporary renovation works Strolling around our fantastic village, have you ever wondered what that inside are simply stunning and are sympathetic to the buildings architecture church is with the long name, at the top of Redding Way, across the road with stained glass windows and original stripped wood floors. from The Vyne field?! Well, our curiosity got the better of us, and so we decided to pop in one day for a visit. Wow, we are so pleased we did! The temple runs a variety of activities, centering around meditation, to There are two temples in the UK for supporting the practice of Dhammakaya enable you to escape the stresses of modern life. In this day and age, it Buddhism, predominantly amongst Thai expatriates and also English is so hard to find some sense of peace and calm within our hectic lives, speaking converts. One is in Manchester, supporting the North of England, but that is exactly what the team at Wat Phra Dhammakaya are here to and the other is based right here in Knaphill, and supports London and help you with. Chanting takes place at 6pm Monday to Friday and lasts the South. The London temple was purchased in 2004; at that point the 30 minutes and the public are very welcome (nay, encouraged!) to come former Brookwood Hospital Chapel had been empty and derelict for 6 along and listen. The main space holds up to 300 people which is just years. The chapel was fully refurbished by the Buddhist team and was as well, because the key events of the Buddhist calendar are broadcast finally opened by Woking’s then Mayor Cllr. Bryan Cross in 2007. as a live feed direct from Thailand, and are very well attended.

TEMPLE ACTIVITIES: n Tuesday 7-9pm - Beginners Meditation Class: ) both classes open to everyone, n Thursday 7-9pm - Experienced Mediation Class: ), free to attend, donations welcome n One to one Meditation Session with an experienced monk – ideal for those who have never meditated using the Dhammakaya Method before. Booking required. Free to attend, donations welcome. n Friday 7-10pm Silent Meditation Session - open to all who wish to spend extra time practicing meditation for themselves, no booking required, free to attend. The temple is a non-profit charitable organisation, supported by donations. Photo: John Stocker

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YOUR LOCAL FAMILY RUN MOT SERVICE STATION YOUR LOCAL FAMILY RUN MOT SERVICE STATION 10 Knaphill News Autumn 2016 EVENTS AT THE VYNE Christmas Fayre Sessions are held fortnightly (during term time only) on Mondays 11-12am at the Woking Wellbeing Centre, based at The Vyne The Vyne will be holding its Christmas Fayre on Community Centre, Knaphill, GU21 2SP. Wednesday 23rd November, 2016 from 10am till 2pm. If you are interested in having a table for the modest sum of £5, Woking Carers Choir covers folk and contemporary songs from please contact Gill Waine 01483 743 557/558 for further details. Britain and around the world, taught by ear in luscious harmony. No previous musical experience is necessary to take part. A small Woking Carers Choir – Discover the fee applies. benefits of singing! For more information about Woking Carers Choir, please email Woking Carers Choir is looking for enthusiastic new members with [email protected] or visit www.woking.gov.uk/wokingcarerschoir a keen interest in singing, whatever their ability, to join like-minded carers for light-hearted and fun singing sessions. New ecumenical service All carers are welcome, whether caring for a family member or There will be a new monthly informal ecumenical Prayer and Share as part of a neighbourhood care scheme. The choir provides an service at The Vyne at 10am on the first Wednesday of the month opportunity for peer support, increased health and wellbeing, starting on Wednesday 7th September, to which all are warmly companionship and respite from caring. welcome. SPORTS ROUND-UP

the Club’s activities and are playing in both competitions and matches. Knaphill Athletic Football Club Recently, Simon Holroyd and Stuart Brown, two of these new members, Knaphill Athletic FC are looking forward to the challenge of played for us in a high pressure league game for the first time and a new season in a new division after both their first and helped the Club to secure second place in the West Surrey League. reserve teams were promoted to the Premier Division of The Club will again be running Bowls for Fun “Taster Sessions’’ at the the Surrey County Intermediate League (Western). First start of the 2017 season. Do look out for these, if you missed this team manager Des Clark said: “We’ve had a good pre- year’s events. season and strengthened our sides with new players, so we’re hoping to make an impression. We’ve also appointed a new A All in all, a great season enjoyed by all. Team manager Ben Searle, who will play a large part in bringing through Alan Bennet lads from our successful youth section into adult football.” Knaphill Athletic Cricket Club Knaphill Bowling Club KACC were unlucky with weather in this their first proper Knaphill Bowling Club are almost at the end of a very successful 90th season as two of their planned four games were rained Anniversary season, having played some highly competitive matches off. The first game on 17th July versus Brookwood saw against the Surrey County Executive, and both West Surrey and London the more experienced opposition romp to an unequivocal Scots Associations, as well as hosting a closely fought match between victory, followed by the charity game on 21st August Surrey and Hampshire. versus Woking & Horsell Sunday XI where the rookie club Both Secretary Alan Bennet and Greenkeeper John Kenton were acquitted themselves better despite losing to the visitors. Although the presented by the Surrey President with the prestigious Leopard Award planned entertainment was not able to be provided due to administrative in appreciation of their service and dedication to the game of bowls; problems, the day nevertheless raised £150 for Woking & Sam Beare these awards are not given lightly and it is a great County honour to Hospices. receive one. A good time was nevertheless had by players and spectators on both The high point of this season for the Club was the intake of new members, days, and the KACC look forward to hopefully increasing both the number 26 in total and all beginners to the game. Many have integrated into of games played and runs made next year!

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as the smile on his face, and Let’s Go Fishing it’s those magic moments that Throughout August, the Goldsworth Park Angling Club held angling make fishing events like this teaching days, designed for beginners to the sport, at Brookwood so worthwhile.Each fish caught Ponds and Goldsworth Lake; it has been a great success with was carefully unhooked and everyone getting lots of bites and catching lots of fish. the trainees were shown Professional coaches Richard Charlton and Simon Windsor, registered how to hold a large fish over with the Angling Trust, were hired by the club to deliver tuition in a padded mat to take that angling each Wednesday afternoon from 2pm to 5pm throughout special photo, before it was August. Each participant had an hour of one-to-one teaching on returned gently to the water. the basic art of angling, after which they were given a goody bag Some of the participants containing a fishing pole, float and line kit, plummet, disgorger, have attended three or four of beginner’s booklet and a certificate of participation, all of which the sessions, consolidating were donated by Thames Water and the Environment Agency, so and developing their skills. many thanks to Will Barnard of TW and Adrian Bicknell of the EA for Angling these days is not just their support. about catching fish, it’s also Each “trainee” was given the opportunity to bait the hook, cast the about caring for the environ- line and watch the float for bites while the coaches talked them ment in which we fish, the though the process of drawing the fish to the baited area, and it was wildlife and, of course, the fish not long before the float was bobbing under; everyone caught lots themselves. That is why it’s so important that we, as seasoned anglers, of roach, rudd and bream - some good sized ones too. One young share our knowledge and experiences with future generations. lad caught so many fish we lost count but his catch was not as big By Roger Westcott

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