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Sponsored Bike ’n Hike Saturday 11 September 2010 Some helpful hints for Cyclists and Walkers Before the day of the sponsored Bike ’n Hike : • Plan your route and refer to the list of churches and chapels available to visit (see the following pages). • Please complete Part A of the Sponsor form. • Make sure your Church Organiser knows you are participating. • If you are under 18, sorry, but you will need a parent or guardian to sign Part A of the form. At each Church or Chapel you visit please: • Sign the “Register of Visitors” card. • Ask the helper to initial your entry in Part B of your form. • If the building is closed or no one is about, sign the “Register of Visitors” card and complete Part B yourself. After your ride or walk: • Collect your sponsorship money as soon as you can, showing your sponsors how many churches you visited. • Please try to get any sponsor who is a taxpayer to put a tick in the Gift Aid column, this will allow us to claim an extra 28p for every £1 that the sponsor gives. • Please complete Part C of your sponsor form. Your Church Organiser needs your sponsorship money and this form by 26 October 2010. • Please make cheques payable to Beds and Herts Historic Churches Trust . List of Open Churches and Chapels Churches and Chapels are listed under areas numbers. More churches may be open than those listed at the time of printing. Ask as you go round for any additions. The majority will be manned to welcome cyclists and walkers and to record names, the remainder will have a recording sheet outside the building for cyclists and walkers to enter their names. Those marked with a “ T ” are known to have toilet facilities available. In order to assist you in planning your cycle route a Bike ’n Hike map of Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire can be downloaded at www.bedshertshct.org.uk ALDENHAM - 1 Quaker Meeting House – T Aldenham, Church Lane, St. John the Baptist Hemel Hempstead, Marlowes, Carey Baptist Church – T Borehamwood, Balmoral Drive, Holy Cross Hemel Hempstead, Marlowes, Methodist Church Borehamwood, Brook Road, St. Michael's Hemel Hempstead, Alexandra Road, Congregational Church Borehamwood, Aycliffe Road, St. Andrew’s UFC Warners End, Warners End Road, St. Alban's Church - T Bushey, High Street (by pond), St. James Warners End, Hollybush Lane, St. Mark’s RC Bushey, Bushey Hall Road, St. Paul (inside John F. Kennedy school) Bushey, Bushey Mill Lane, Holy Trinity Warners End, Northridge Way, Bourne Methodist Church Bushey, Chalk Hill, Bushey & Oxhey Methodist Bushey Heath, High Road Methodist Church BISHOP'S STORTFORD - 4 Bushey Heath, High Road, St. Peter Albury, St. Mary Elstree, Elstree Hill North, St. Nicholas Allens Green, St. Anne Frogmore, Watling Street, Holy Trinity Bishop's Stortford, South Street, Holy Trinity - T London Colney, Alexander Road, Evangelical Church Bishop's Stortford, Portland Road Christian Outreach Centre London Colney, High Street Riverside, St. Peter Bishop's Stortford, Water Lane URC – T London Colney, Kings Road, Baptist Bishop’s Stortford, Water Lane, The Charis Centre London Colney, Shenley Lane, All Saints Pastoral Centre Bishop's Stortford, Wind Hill, St. Michael - T Radlett, Watling Street, Christ Church Bishop's Stortford, Wind Hill, St. Joseph (RC) - T Radlett, Gills Hill Lane, St. John Bishop's Stortford, South Street Methodist Church - T Radlett, Station Road, United Free Church Bishop's Stortford, Portland Road, Baptist Hall Radlett, Crosspath, St. Anthony (RC) Bishop's Stortford, Hockerill, Stansted Road, All Saints T Shenley, London Road, St. Martin Braughing, St. Mary - T Shenley, London Road Methodist Church Braughing, Fleece Lane Independent Chapel Shenley, Black Lion Hill, Church of the Good Shepherd RC Braughing, The Square, Methodist Church Eastwick, St. Botolph BARNET – 2 Furneux Pelham, St. Mary We regret that this year, we are unable to organise open churches in the Furneux Pelham, Tinkers Hill Chapel (RC) Barnet area. If you are interested in becoming a Bike ’n Hike area Gilston, St. Mary organiser for the Barnet Area then please contact: High Wych, St. James Mr Patrick Lepper, Telephone number: 01442 866414 Little Hadham, St. Cecilia - T Much Hadham, St. Andrew - T BERKHAMSTED - 3 Old Hall Green, St. Edmund (RC) Perry Green, St. Thomas (1) Churches around TRING Puckeridge, High Street RC Church Aldbury, Station Road, St. John the Baptist - T Puckeridge, High Street Congregational Church Long Marston, Station Road, All Saints - T Sawbridgeworth, Bell Street, Great St. Mary Puttenham, Church Lane, St. Mary - T Sawbridgeworth, London Road Congregational Church Tring, Chapel Street, St. Martha's CE/Methodist Sawbridgeworth, Sayesbury Avenue, RC Church Tring, High Street, St. Peter's & St. Paul's – T Standon, St. Mary Tring, New Road, New Mill Baptist Church - T Stocking Pelham, St. Mary Tring, Langdon Street, Corpus Christi (RC) - T Thorley, St. James - T Wigginton, Vicarage Road, St. Bartholomew - T Wigginton, Chesham Road, Baptist Church BUNTINGFORD - 5 Wilstone, Tring Road, St. Cross - T Anstey, St. George - T Anstey, Chapel (2) Churches around BERKHAMSTED Ardeley, St. Lawrence - T Berkhamsted, Shrublands Road, All Saints' CE/Methodist Aspenden, St. Mary - T Berkhamsted, King’s Road, King’s Road Church Barkway, Church Lane, St. Mary Magdalene – T Berkhamsted, High Street, St. Peter – T Barkway, High Street, Chapel Berkhamsted, Castle Street, The Collegiate School Chapel Barley, Church End, St. Margaret - T Berkhamsted, High Street, Baptist Church - T Brent Pelham, St. Mary - T Bourne End, London Road, St. John the Evangelist – T Buckland, St. Andrew Great Gaddesden, Piper's Hill, St. John the Baptist - T Buntingford, Baldock Road URC - T Little Gaddesden, Church Road, St. Peter & St. Paul - T Buntingford, Market Hill, St. Peter – T Nettleden, St. Lawrence Buntingford, St Peter (RC) Northchurch, High Street, St. Mary - T Clothall, St. Mary Northchurch, High Street, Northchurch Baptist Church Cottered with Broadfield, St. John Potten End, The Common, Holy Trinity - T Great Hormead, St. Nicholas - T Kelshall, Church Lane, St. Faith (3) Churches in HEMEL HEMPSTEAD Layston, The Causeway, St. Bartholomew Apsley, London Road, St. Mary's Apsley End – T Little Hormead, St. Mary Bennetts End, Belmont Road, Baptist Church Meesden, St. Mar Boxmoor, St. John's Road, St. John the Evangelist – T Reed, Church Lane, St. Mary and Chapel Boxmoor, St. John’s Road, St. Mary & St. Joseph RC Royston, Melbourne Street, St. John - T Chaulden, Long Chaulden, St. George's URC - T Royston, Melbourne Road, St. Thomas (RC) Chaulden, Long Chaulden, St. Stephen Royston, Queens Road, Methodist Church Cupid Green, St. Agnell's Lane, former Methodist Church, Rushden, St. Mary - T (Liberty Christian Centre). Sandon, Church Green, All Saints – T Grovehill, Turnpike Green, Church of the Resurrection Therfield, St. Mary and Chapel - T Hammerfield, Glenview Road, St. Francis of Assisi - T Throcking, Holy Trinity Hemel Hempstead Old Town, High Street, St. Mary - T Wallington, St. Mary Hemel Hempstead, Old Town, 22 St. Mary’s Road, Westmill, St. Mary the Virgin Wyddial, St. Giles Little Munden, All Saints Ponsbourne, Newgate Street, St. Mary - T CHESHUNT - 6 Sacombe, St. Catherine Broxbourne, Churchfields, St. Augustine - T Stanstead Abbotts, Roydon Road, St. James Broxbourne, Mill Lane, Broxbourne URC Stanstead Abbotts, Capel Lane, St. Andrew - T Cheshunt, Churchgate, St. Mary - T Stanstead St. Margarets, Hoddesdon Road, St. Mary - T Cheshunt, Churchfields Path, St. Paul (RC) Stapleford, Church Lane, St. Mary - T Cheshunt, High Street, United Reform Church - T Thundridge, St. Mary - T Cuffley, Station Road, St. Andrew Ware, High Street, St. Mary the Virgin - T Cuffley, Church Close, St. Martin de Porres (RC) Ware, Leaside, Methodist/URC - T Cuffley, Plough Hill, Cuffley Free Church Ware, New Road, Christ Church – T Goffs Oak, St. James Road, St. James - T Ware, New Road, Sacred Heart and St. Joseph (RC) – T Goffs Oak, Wesley Close, Goffs Oak Methodist Church - T Ware, Baldock Street, Salvation Army Hoddesdon, Burford Street, Baptist Church Wareside, Babbs Green, Holy Trinity Hoddesdon, Amwell Street, SS Catherine & Paul Waterford, St. Michael and All Angels Hoddesdon, High Street, St. Augustine (RC) Watton-at-Stone, Methodist Chapel Hoddesdon, Middlefield Rd, Hoddesdon Methodist Ch. - T Watton-at-Stone, St. Andrew – T Hoddesdon, Lord Street, Friends Meeting Hse (Quaker) T Widford, St. John - T Hoddesdon, Rye Road, Rye Park, Riverside Church Hoddesdon, Whitley Road, Rye Park, St. Cuthbert - T HITCHIN - 9 Northaw, Northaw Road, St. Thomas a Becket Breachwood Green, Baptist Church Turnford, Cheshunt Wash, St. Clement - T Great Wymondley, St. Mary Waltham Cross, High St., Christ Church CofE/Meth. - T Hitchin, Walsworth Road Baptist Church Waltham Cross, High Street, St. Joseph (RC) Hitchin, Radcliffe Road, Holy Saviour - T Waltham Cross, King Edward Road, Baptist Church - T Hitchin, Woolgrove Road, St. Faith Wormley, Slipe Lane, Wormley Free Church Hitchin, Lancaster Avenue, St. Mark – Disabled T Wormley, Church Lane, St.Laurence - T Hitchin, Market Place, St. Mary - T Hitchin, Old Bedford Road, Friends Meeting House HATFIELD - 7 Hitchin, Bedford Road, Christchurch Methodist/URC- T Ayot St. Peter, St. Peter Hitchin, Bedford Road, Hitchin Christian Centre Codicote, Bury Lane, St. Giles Hitchin, Upper Tilehouse Street Baptist - T Colney Heath, St. Mark Holwell, St. Peter Datchworth, Bury Lane, All Saints Ickleford, St. Katharine Digswell, Warren Way Village Church – T Kings Walden, St. Mary Digswell, St John the Evangelist - T Letchworth, The Broadway, St. Michael Hatfield, Fore Street, St. Etheldreda Letchworth, Pixmore Way, St. Paul Hatfield, St. Albans Rd East, Christ Church URC - T Letchworth, Letchworth Lane, St. Mary Hatfield, Birchwood Avenue, St. Michael – T Letchworth, Norton Way South URC – T Hatfield, St Alban Rd East, St Luke Letchworth, Norton Way North, Christian Fellowship Hatfield, Woods Ave. Oxlease Methodist Church – T Letchworth, Norton Way North, St. George Hatfield Hyde, Holly Bush Lane, St Mary Magdelene Lilley, St. Peter Lemsford, Wheathampstead Road, St. John – T Little Wymondley, St.
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