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Ley Hill
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News
Spring into
Summer 2015
Published three times annually by the Ley Hill Memorial Hall Committee
Edited by Beryl & Cliff Wardle
News and Views
Spring into Summer 2015
The Hall Committee
Chair person
Sarah Peterson
776086
Treasurer
Roger Perry
771304
Secretary
Chris Highmore
785312
Booking Secretary
Margaret Faulkner
783048
Committee Members
Mike Appleby 785075 Holly Byfield 772108
David Darvell 786995
Gina Daw
771494 Andrew Garth 785482 Angela Gregory 773659
Tamie Hutchins 775406 Jo Spencer 01442 401051 Joe Walsh
786638
Sue Woodstock 771840
FROM THE EDITORS
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We would like to welcome all who have moved into Ley Hill or Botley
and hope this Newsletter proves useful in providing details of what is going on in
this locality. The date of the Produce and Flower Show this year is Saturday 12th
September. Although full details and entry schedules will be available in the
Summer edition of N. & V. which comes out in July, it is not too early to think
about taking photos (see page 13) or to decide what to plant in gardens and
greenhouses as possible prize-winning entries. To quote a lottery slogan “You
gotta be in it to win it!”.
Now winter is behind us we look forward to all the events in and around
the area and hope you will continue your support for them.
We wish you all a Happy Easter
Ed.
Copy for the next edition should reach us by 3rd July 2015
Phone 775381 or E-mail us at [email protected].
Pa
Coming Events in the Memorial Hall
21st March Sat.
29th April Wed.
7th May Thurs.
5th to 7th June
9th Aug. Sun.
12th Sept Sat.
Litterblitz ( But this edition will probably be too late )
Flower Club Demonstration. See page 11.
ELECTION DAY
The Flower Club Annual Exhibition. See page 11.
Classics on the Common See page 10
Produce and Flower Show.
St Georges Church
22nd March
11.15am
Holy Communion
29th March
11.15am
Palm Sunday
4th April
8.00pm
Service of Light
5th April Easter Day
8.00am Holy Communion 11.15am All Age Service.
Service each Sunday 11.15am. Morning prayer on Wednesday every two weeks.
Methodist Church
29th March
2nd April
3rd April Fri.
Easter Sunday
Palm Sunday 11.00am and 6.00pm Rev. Vindra Maraj-Ogden
Stations of the Cross Thursday pm and Friday pm.
3.30pm Rev Vindra Maraj-Ogden
11am All age worship Mr John Benson
6.00pm Rev Vindra Maraj-Ogden. Holy Communion
27th April Mon. Annual Parish Meeting 7.30pm See page 14
9th May Sat.
Plant Sale and coffee morning. 10am to noon .
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1st Tyler’s Hill Brownies
We have spent the term so far looking at traditional
skills; the girls started the term by honing their detective
skills, quizzing fellow Brownies and enjoying a treasure
hunt. We then moved on to an ambitious five-week plan of
skills-by-rotation, each Six focusing on some of the skills
that feature in five of the traditional Interest Badges,
Agility, Artist, Book-Lover, Cook and Home Skills.
The girls have been devising keep fit routines, drawing a
still life and putting complementary colours to work,
finding out about Chesham Library and sharing their
favourite books, making jam tarts as well as becoming expert shoe cleaners!
We have been very busy and we still have evenings planned around Mothering
Sunday and Easter to tackle yet!
As we do every year, we marked Thinking Day (22nd February), a day when all
members of the Guiding and Scouting family remember fellow members across the
globe. This year we surprised parents with an a cappella rendition of "I Am One
Voice" which builds volume through several verses. We sang this outside the church
in the darkness and it was a lovely way to think about other members of the Guiding
family. Special mention must go to Emilia and Phoebe of the Fox Six who started
and ended the song singing on their own..
Eleanor Garth, Little Owl, 1st Tyler's Hill Brownies
1st Tyler's Hill Rainbow Unit
We meet on Thursdays up at St George’s Church. This term our theme has been
‘favourite games’
We have;
Shared our favourite board games
Played a life sized version of ‘Guess Who’ with dressing up props
Re-enacted the game of ‘Operation’ using face paints and toilet rolls
Made our own flower themed games of ‘snap.’
Played a version of ‘Beetle Drive’ using sheep!
We will be
Doing a red nose danceathon based on the game of ‘Twister’
Having a special ‘Bingo’ based Mother’s day celebration
Finishing the term with some Easter fun
If you have a daughter and you think that she would like to be a Rainbow once she
reaches the age of 5, make sure that you go onto the girl guiding site on line and
register your interest so that we can put her name on the waiting list. Places are
highly sought after.
Sue Dyer.
Sue Dyer
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1st Tyler’s Hill Guides
Before Christmas the Guides decorated individual
fruit cakes for people who would be on their own over the
festive period, and took these to St George's Christingle
Service. We ended the term with a film night with lots of
popcorn being consumed.
This term Emma has completed the Baden-Powell
Challenge by attending a Baden-Powell Adventure at
Heron's Lodge, the Guide Centre in Milton Keynes.
Congratulations to Emma, who will be presented with her badge & certificate later this
term. Four more Guides have nearly completed the challenge, which is the highest award
a girl can gain in the Guide section, and have booked their Adventure for later this year.
On Mondays the Guides have been completing Go for Its!, celebrating Chinese
New Year with activities lead by Becky, and playing games organised by Cate, both
members of our B-P group. We'll be having a sleepover at St George's and then
preparing for Easter.
Girlguiding Chesham celebrates its centenary this year. 1st Chesham (Pioneer)
Guides met for the first time in the spring of 1915. We will be celebrating with various
activities for the girls and adults during the year. If you have ever been involved in
Guiding in Chesham please make contact and we can let you know about these events.
(See information about the Celebration Tea Party on 26th April in this edition of News &
Views.) The Guides will be camping at Braidwood in May - experiencing both traditional
and modern tents and activities.
Gayle Romney Guide Leader 01494 784305 [email protected]
Donkey Derby - 25 years old
The 25th Annual Donkey Derby is again set to brighten
the days of June on Botley Playing Fields. The 3rd Chesham Scout
Group aim to raise funds by giving you a medley of interesting,
challenging and downright fun stalls and attractions. The donkeys
are booked, as is the weather, so please ensure the date is in your
diary. Sunday 7th June at 12.30pm. If you would like to book a
stall, then please contact Janet Sealy on 07761 808479 or
[email protected] as soon as possible. I look forward to seeing
you there.
Udderly useless
What do you call a cow
which gives no milk
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1st Tyler’s Scouts
As my last update was back in July, I only have space to
give you a taste of what the Beavers, Cubs and Scouts have
been up to for the last few months.
Starting with my magpie instincts, we once again
attended the County Orienteering Competition at Wendover
Woods in October. Finally, at the fifth attempt, we came
home with the last of the four trophies – the County Cubs
trophy. It would be fair to say that Alexei R., Charlie H.
and Martin D. didn’t just win it, they stormed it! They
came home nearly 5 minutes ahead of the team in second place, an almost unheard of
margin in orienteering. Well done, the three of you!
The “turquoise squawk” (a.k.a. the Beavers) had their usual riotous night at the Elgiva
pantomime (Oh, no, they didn’t! Oh, yes, they did!), and they have enjoyed making
conker spiders, elastic band powered cars and tossing the caber for Burns night.
The Cubs and Beavers both visited Waitrose in the autumn term for a look behind
the scenes. It was noticeable that the Beavers were far more courageous about
venturing into the freezers than the Cubs. (They defrosted quite satisfactorily, and
will all surely go on to lead normal lives) Our thanks go to all the staff at Waitrose
for their otherwise very warm welcome.
This term, new badges have been announced for all sections and the Cub leaders have
finally been able to tackle the vastly improved scientist badge, undertaking experiments
to make balloons self-inflate, make a ping pong ball fly, making lava lamps and many
other fun activities. I think they would be happy spending a whole term on the badge,
not just two meetings. The older Cubs attended a bitterly cold day camp and indoor
sleepover in January, but kept warm by lighting their own fires. (Not indoors, I hasten to
add.)
The Scouts have pursued a really varied programme of activities, working on their
Creative, Navigator and Fitness badges, along with a visit to Hemel fire station, a visit
from a Police dog handler and a few lighter activities such as bowling and swimming.
This term Dave Bellamy has joined the Troop as a leader. Welcome, Dave, and thank
you!
Penny Elliott – Acting Group Scout Leader
TOTS (Toddlers on Tuesdays)
At St. George’s Church, Tyler’s Hill.
For 0-4 years old and their parents/carers from 1.30pm on 1 st and 3rd Tuesdays of
every month during term time.
We have playtime and refreshments followed by a short, child friendly service.
All welcome.
Gill Glenister 01494 786653.
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Seniors Spring Luncheon
Once again the Memorial Hall was packed with friends old and new who came to
enjoy the excellent food and entertainment provided by Lindsay and Margaret Faulkner
with their team of helpers, without whom this event would not take place.
Special thanks must also be given to Jenny, Sue, Pauline and Angie, plus five
young ladies from Ley Hill School who came to wait at tables. Their efforts were
much appreciated and the school is also thanked for allowing them to help.
After a good lunch, which included a choice of dreamy desserts, Dave Peterson
organised a quiz based on 60s Pop Music Charts which provided much fun, with
the winning team scoring 19 out of 20!! After the balloon based raffle had taken
place, the audience were treated to the talents of ‘Notorious’ a group of four young ladies
singing ‘a cappella’. They not only sang beautifully but encouraged audience
participation to take part in their rendering of How Much is that Doggy in the Window?
They then gave instructions as to how an audience could create a thunder storm effect
which almost brought the house down – so loud was the noise.
When it was time to leave some lucky recipients each took home one of the
beautiful table arrangements made by Sheila. All seemed to agree that once more
the Seniors Lunch had proved to be a great success.
If you think you may be eligible and would like to come to this popular event next
year, it is not too early to phone Lindsay on 783048. for details
B.W
Well Seasoned Meetings
Come and enjoy a varied programme, but always a cup of tea and cakes.
14th Apr
Mercy Ships - Ken & June Brazier
28th April
Dave Darvell & Friends
12th May
Outing (to be confirmed)
26th May
Garden Party at Molly Des’s
9th June
Trolls & Faries Karen Holt
23rd June
Rita’s quiz
7th July
Sports Day Crabtree Farm
Although held in the chapel it is a village group - but you don’t have to join.
Just come when you like! Go on - give it a try!!
If you want to know more or want a lift, ring Lindsay 783048
A doughnut
What kind of nut has a hole?
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Ley Hill School
The Spring Term is often a term dominated by the Arts
and 2015 is no exception. On 7th February, the school
hosted the Annual Speech Festival, an even organised and
compared by one of the school's teachers, Mrs Blackwood.
She made the following comments: "Thirty children from
Years 1 to 6 participated in this year's Speech Festival,
competing with children from other local schools. The
overall standard was very high and the performances from
Ley Hill pupils were fantastic! Martin Dyer and Sumeet Brar
won second and third places in the Prepared Reading class and Abbie McCarthy and
Cooper Cummings won first and second places for their speeches. Abbie was also
selected for a Chesham Arts Festival trophy and invited to perform at the Elgiva
Theatre. Well done to all the performers!"
The school's annual Eisteddfod continued its journey around the British Isles, visiting
Scotland for 2015. As well as beautiful handwriting and artwork, the school was treated
to dance, song, music and poem recitals. There is a wonderful display of work in the
school's entrance lobby.
Also in the lobby is a wonderful display based on the school's latest "Big Write;"
focusing on Winter and a snowy day, the display is alive with crunching leaves, cheeky
snowmen and enchanted icicles. The work ranges from Reception to Year 6 and
includes descriptive writing, paintings and other inspired writings and art work.
The school is now on Twitter! Follow us @LeyHillSchool.
Eleanor Garth Chairman, Ley Hill School Governing Body
SWEENEY TODD
The Demon Barber of Fleet Street’
Was performed by ‘The Luvvies’ at the Memorial Hall in November 2014
The Luvvies’ latest production, Stephen Sondheim’s
acclaimed musical thriller ‘Sweeney Todd’, attracted capacity
audiences who were thrilled (and just a little scared!) and who
agreed it was the finest show the Luvvies had ever staged.
This darkly atmospheric musical play was performed ‘in the
round’ and our lovely Memorial Hall was transformed into Mrs
Lovett’s Pie Shop and Sweeney Todd’s Barber Shop.
Thanks to all who performed, helped and supported us in raising in excess of £2,500
for local charities. This year’s November show is still being planned but will be
performed between 25 and 28 November – all being well!
Paul Woodstock
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Local Development – the Next Twenty Years!
I wrote in News and Views some time ago about the use of
consultations by the Council (and other bodies) and the
importance of responding to them. Many of you will have
responded to the most recent - and important - consultation on
the District Council’s development plans for the next twenty
years. In particular it asked for residents’ views on what
housing is needed locally, how much and where to put it.
Those of us that did respond to this consultation will now be kept informed of the
development plan’s progress as an interested party. If your neighbours are interested
in potential developments but were unable to respond to the consultation – please
take the opportunity to keep them in the loop!
There is, sadly, a circle to be squared across the district regarding development, in
particular for the villages, to accommodate:
The perceived need for additional local housing as determined by official reviews
The real need for local housing by younger people keen to stay in the area, or indeed
older people who would like to downsize but continue to live locally
The need to preserve green belt and AONB - that make up the majority of the
undeveloped land around us – that benefit all of us so much.
The sensitivity of local infrastructure to additional housing – transport and schools
for example.
The wider economic benefits that house building is thought to bring and which
influence government priorities nationally.
Whatever your views, please do make them known – especially when they are
sought actively through consultations. This is one of the diminishing number of ways
in which we can all act to help change the future for the better.
Andrew Garth District Councillor
PLANT FLOWERS
Would you be interested in getting together with your neighbours to
plant flowers for Ley Hill?
Ley Hill and Botley is a beautiful village and that's
particularly true in the spring when roadside flowers appear, like
the daffodils on the verges near the School. Wouldn't it be great
if that colour spread to other parts of our village to brighten
verges and hedge-rows, and not just in spring?
The Memorial Hall committee is keen to get villagers involved in this small
project by planting flowers in areas near their home. We would be happy to help you
get started by donating seeds or flowers or bulbs. If you're interested, please contact
me on this email.
[email protected]
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Ley Hill Village
– Classics on the Common
th
9 August 2015 12:00 – 4:00
Put the date in your diary now and come down to the Common for a super afternoon
browsing the old cars and talking to their
owners. Bring your own classic vehicle if
you have one, car, bike, tractor. No prebooking required, come and go as you
please. Bring chairs and have a relaxing
picnic. A BBQ will serve hot food, cream
teas also available, visit the Pimms tent or
buy drinks from the Cricket Club bar,
what more could you want than a spot of sunshine?
If you would like to marshal or help in any way
please contact Neil Lamond 01494 774996.
God is Great
(The monthly Sunday club at St George’s Church, Tylers Hill Road)
Our lively, thriving club is made up of youngsters from the age of 4 to 14.
They take part in a wide range of activities suited to their age and interests and have
fun learning about Jesus and the Bible. We always seem to end up with food being
involved at some point in the session!! Team games are also a great favourite.
During our latest series of sessions we have found out about Jesus being God’s great
plan to save us. Recently we have made spinning dials showing that the Wise men
recognised Jesus as the fulfilment of God’s promise, and have created a giant tree, in
response to the Zaccheus story, representing the fact that Jesus came for all of us so
that we can be forgiven for our sins. We are now heading for our Easter fun, which
will of course involve food in the form of chocolate!
Our older GIG members also attend a film club where they watch a movie and then
have a Bible related discussion linked to the theme of the movie. The latest successful
evening was spent watching the Lego movie whilst munching through cups of sweets
and popcorn!
Sue Dyer - [email protected]
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Because There are a lot
more Chinese people
Why do Chinese people eat more rice
than French people?
LEY HILL FLOWER CLUB
We invite you to a Flower Demonstration by Jane Haas
entitled "Spring Surprise"
on Wednesday 29th April at 2.00 pm (Doors open 1.30)
Entrance £6.00 at the door (inc. refreshments)
Arrangements will be raffled
Phone Valerie on 771296 for further information.
Ley Hill Flower Club invite you to their 30th Floral Exhibition
"PEARLESCENCE"
At the Village Hall
Friday 5th June 2.00pm to 5.00pm
Saturday 6th June 10.00am to 5.00pm
Sunday 7th June Noon to 5.00pm
Admission £4.00 - Home Made Refreshments
Sales Table
Donation to Scannappeal
Ley Hill Flower Club held an Open Demonstration
at the Memorial Hall in February.
This was well supported and a donation from this event will go to the Club's
chosen charity for the year - "Scannappeal"
The demonstrator was Jackie Page and she gave a very wonderful example of her
work entitled "That's Capital".
Her arrangements depicted - "Paris" , "Amsterdam", "Dublin", "Madrid" and
Prague" these arrangements were raffled at the end of the afternoon and the lucky
people were delighted with their prizes.
Gill Holland
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LATIMER & LEY HILL PARISH COUNCIL
Chairman
Barbara Perrott
31 The Ridings, Parkfield, Latimer, Chesham HP5 1UF
Tel 01494 765141 Email: [email protected]
Vice Chairman
Mary Buckman
6 Holly Tree Close, Ley Hill, Chesham HP5 3QT
Tel 01494 771975 Email: [email protected]
Councillors
Keith Platt
Gables End Cottage, Latimer, Chesham HP5 1TZ
Tel 01494 765351 Email: [email protected]
Richard Sanders
Heathercote, Ley Hill Common, Chesham HP5 1UT
Tel 01494 771432 Email: [email protected]
Lesley Sunderland
Jasons Hill Farm, Ley Hill, Chesham HP5 3QP
Tel 01494 773292 Email: [email protected]
Joe Walsh
173 Botley Road, Chesham HP5 1XR
Tel 07795 156250 Email: [email protected]
Anne Birkett
8 Kiln Lane, Ley Hill, Chesham HP5 3QS
Tel 01494 773050 Email: [email protected]
County Councillor
Noel Brown
7 Hospital Hill, Chesham, Bucks HP5 1PJ
Tel 01494 783164 Email: [email protected]
District Councillor
Andrew Garth
Seekers, Jasons Hill, Ley Hill, Chesham HP5 3QW
Tel 01494 785482 Email: [email protected]
Clerk
Ros Walter
9 Holly Tree Close, Ley Hill, Chesham HP5 3QT
Tel 01494 784406 Email: [email protected]
Burial Ground Administrator
Jenet Hill
1 Crown Cottages, Ley Hill, Chesham, Bucks HP5 1UY
Tel 01494 771257 Email: [email protected]
Continued
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Website administrator
Sally Kendall
Longlands, Rushmere Lane, Ley Hill, Chesham, Bucks HP5 3QY
Tel 01494 776882 Email: [email protected]
Burial Ground Maintenance
Terry Gillott
Sheldon, 5 Letchfield, Ley Hill, Chesham, Bucks HP5 3QU
Tel 01494 782192
Produce Show
Photo categories for the September Flower and Produce Show 12th September 2015
will be:- “Summer Holiday Fun” and “Weird and Wonderful”
so get your cameras out and have a go.
What happened to the Easter Bunny
when he misbehaved at school?
He was eggspelled!
Wednesday Badminton Group
Players are needed for mixed doubles on
Wednesday evenings from 8-10 pm
Small friendly groups would love to welcome new members
Please contact Janet Davie on 01494 758501
A teapot
What begins with a T, ends with a T and
has T in the middle
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LATIMER AND LEY HILL PARISH COUNCIL
Spring is here and so it’s time once again to tidy
our village. Do please come along on Saturday 21
March 9.30-12 to collect a sack, hi-viz vest and
litter picker. Children are very welcome to
accompany Mum and Dad. It’s all good citizenship
training and we appreciate the support of Ley Hill
School too. See if we can beat 9 who turned up in
October!
We welcome the 30mph speeding posters
produced by the School and hope you have seen them around the village. Thank you to
all the children who have worked hard producing them. The message seems to be
seeping through, although there will always be errant and selfish drivers. Spare 30mph
posters for wheelie bins are still available – please contact the Clerk.
Monday 27 April is our Annual Parish Meeting 7.30pm in the Methodist Chapel.
Local planning issues at various locations around the village are ‘hot topics’ so come
along. Parish Councillors want to hear your views. We have also invited Helen Fincher
from the BCC ‘Do it online’ campaign to explain how online services benefits both the
Council and residents. We welcome your views on possible plans for the Beacon area
too.
Thursday 7 May is Election Day for parish, district and national areas. Ley Hill
Memorial Hall is our polling station and this is open from 7am to 10pm. Further details
will be on the website and notice boards.
A list of Councillors is included elsewhere in this edition, but we would also like to
thank three folk who support our work quietly and tirelessly.......Sally Kendall for her
work on our website 24/7, Terry Gillott for tending our burial ground and keep it
looking beautiful, and Jenet Hill for administering burial ground matters so
conscientiously, and with the appropriate kindness and sensitivity needed.
We wish you all a pleasant summer and hope you continue to enjoy all this
lovely village has to offer.
www.latimerleyhill.org
Ros Walter, Parish Clerk (email: [email protected])
LOCAL SERVICES
Chiltern Exhibitions
For all your picture framing and display requirements
Dave Bellamy 07765 000915 Based in Ley Hill.
[email protected]
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Mandarin for Beginners – Jo Mitchell 01494 783189
First Tuesday of each month @ Ley Hill Memorial Hall
7.30pm – 9.00pm, £10 – all welcome
Email: [email protected], Mobile: 07595507068
Patricia Jeffrey
Bed and Breakfast In Botley
www.katsina.co.uk [email protected] 01494 773110
THE BANGAY ROOMS (St Georges) Available for hire
Consisting of main hall, kitchen and cloakrooms.
Parking for up to 16 cars. A minimum donation of £10an hour.
tel; Jenny Allison. 01494 776454
Sally Kendall
Computer Support & Website Creation
Independent IT Engineer - [email protected]
Based in Orchard Leigh Tel. 01494 776882 or 07841 448045
www.11december.co.uk
Janet Wheeler-Smith
Handmade curtains and alterations. No job too small.
Zips, buttons, re-hem trousers and curtains
based in Botley 01494 773021
MW Wedding Photography
Providing photography for Weddings, Christenings, Corporate, Sport and Events
Call Matt on 07849 624 886 www.mwweddingphoto.co.uk
WALK BETTER
If you need help with cutting toe nails or general foot care Contact Ann on 786995 or 07754205469
Home visits available.
Shire Maintenance – Ryan Hearn 07715 460307
Tiling & flooring, plumbing & bathrooms, bricklaying & patios,
fencing & guttering, painting & decorating, jet washing.
Speedy local response – free quotations - references
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CLUBS & GROUPS
Contact club representatives for details.
Badminton
Tuesday am
Wednesday pm
Chesham & Ley Hill Golf Club
Cricket Club
Flower Club
Ley Hill School
Sue Churchill
Janet Davie
786454
758501
James Short (Secretary & Professional) 784541
Ley Hill Common. Annual subscription plus match fees apply.
Website is www.lhcc.org
Chairman
Robin Carr 778782
Juniors from 6yrs upwards Juniors Manager
Dave Peterson 776086
Memorial Hall every other Wed. 2.00pm.
Margaret Newns 724782 Valerie Bland 771296
Main Office
Head Teacher Nigel Hoff
784205
Pre School
3-5 yrs, Ley Hill School.
Beavers
6-8 yrs Memorial Hall, Tuesday 5 - 6 pm
Penny Elliott 776770
Cubs
8-10½ yrs Memorial Hall, Tuesday 6.15 - 7.45pm
Penny Elliott 776770
Scouts
10 -14½ yrs, Thursday 7 - 9pm Ley Hill School
Penny Elliott 776770
Rainbows
5-7 yrs Bangay Rooms, Tyler’s Hill, Thursdays 5.00 - 6.00pm
Brownies
7-10 yrs Bangay Rooms, Tyler's Hill Fridays, 6.30 - 8pm
Guides
10-14 yrs Bangay Rooms, Tyler's Hill, Mondays 7.30 - pm
Gayle Romney 784305
Rangers
14-25 yrs Bangay Rooms, Tyler's Hill, Fridays 8.15pm.
Daphne Clarke 775527
Toddlers
under 3 yrs and Mums 10.00 - 11.30am
Wednesdays during term time in the Methodist Chapel. Claire Dibble 580105
Women's Fellowship 1st Thursday of each month, 7.30pm. Bangay Rooms
784205
Sue Dyer 782658
Eleanor Garth 785482
Sheila Hart 785003
Well Seasoned
Methodist Chapel every other Tuesday 2.30pm
Lindsay Faulkner 783048
Dance & Drama
Classes for Children - Memorial Hall
Jazzercise
Dance Aerobics, Memorial Hall Wednesdays, Fridays, Saturdays.
Ring for times. Dawn Barber 07906 199586
Georgina 776703
Dog Training Club Memorial Hall Thursdays from 6.15pm to 10.15 pm Carol Spencer 01923 226654
Would readers please advise the editors of any changes to the above.
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