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HILLESLEY HAPPENINGS
The printing of this edition was paid for from advertising revenue
ISSUE NO. 273 April 2015
DATES FOR YOUR DIARY……
APRIL
Wednesday 1st
Saturday 4th
Sunday 5th
Wednesday 8th
Sunday 12th
Monday 13th
Wednesday 15th
Wednesday 15th
Saturday 18th
Sunday 19th
Friday 24th
Saturday 25th
Sunday 26th
Monday 27th
MAY
Sunday 3rd
Sunday 3rd
Sunday 10th
Wednesday 13th
Sunday 17th
Tuesday 19th
Thursday 21st
Sunday 24th
Sunday 31st
7 pm
7.30 pm
9-10 am
Parish Council Annual Assembly – Hopkins Hall
PLEASE NOTE NEW DATE
FIOlympics – Fleece Inn
Quiz Evening – Fleece Inn
Parish Council Meeting – Hopkins Hall
Acoustic Night – Fleece Inn
Hillesley School start of term service – St Giles
Community Coffee Morning – The Fleece
Hillesley Tennis Club AGM – Hopkins Hall
Field Clean up
Board Game Night – Fleece Inn
Tia McGraff – Hopkins Hall
DEADLINE FOR MAY ISSUE
Vinyl Night – The Fleece Inn
Mobile Police Station – War Memorial
4 pm
7.45 pm
7.30 pm
7.30 pm
7.30 pm
9-10 am
6.30pm
7.30 pm
1 pm
Fleece Barbeque (weather permitting)
Quiz Evening – Fleece Inn
Acoustic Night – Fleece Inn
Parish Council Meeting – Hopkins Hall
Board Game Night – Fleece Inn
Mobile Police Station – War Memorial
Hillesley School Community Meeting
Vinyl Night – The Fleece Inn
Safari Meal
2-7pm
7.45 pm
7.30 pm
7.30 pm
9 am
10.30 am
7.45 pm
10am-noon
7.30 pm
7.30pm
HILLESLEY TENNIS CLUB
[Mary-Anne Darlow
Chairman 842947]
Tennis club AGM will be
held on Wednesday 15th
April at 7.45 pm in Hopkins
Hall.
All welcome, members and
non members come along
to find out what the Tennis
Club is about, put forward
ideas
to
encourage
membership and you may
even be inspired to join!
HILLESLEY TODDLER
GROUP
Hopkins Hall (playing field)
Every Friday, 10-11.30am.
£1 a session.
Hillesley toddler group has
once again had a busy
month with lots of craft
activities,
including
decorating tins and making
flowers for Mother's Day,
planting cress seeds and
making Easter pictures and
Easter nest cakes.
More activities are planned
for April, including some
gardening, a toy swap and
no doubt we will find more
excuses to get the glue
and glitter out.
Coming up on Friday 8th
May from 10.30 there will
be another toddlers’ trip
to Hillesley School. The
children will be able to
join in with some fun
activities and get to know
Class 1 while parents and
grandparents can enjoy a
cuppa.
Contact Mary Elcombe on
07849 833001.
Hillesley Happenings is produced by Carol Dawson, 2 Farmcote (Tel/Fax : 842014; e-mail: [email protected]) and is kindly
delivered to every house locally by Lilian Mountford, Margaret Plummer, Val Skinner, Chris Taylor and Kate Woodrow.
HILLESLEY SCHOOL
Community Meeting to be
held at Hillesley CE VA
Primary
School
on
st
Thursday 21 May 6.30 7.30pm.
This meeting is being held
to give members of the
wider community a chance
to visit and support the
school in their marketing
and fund-raising efforts.
All villagers and interested
persons are welcome to
attend.
The Friends of
Hillesley
School would
like to extend
an enormous THANK YOU
to everyone that supported
our 80s disco. It was a very
successful event and was
great to see so many
people getting dressed up
and boogying on down to
some classic 80s tunes. A
special thanks goes to Phil
Frankland for providing the
essential music for the
evening. The event raised
a fantastic £1200. Funds
raised
have
already
contributed towards some
great activities for our
children,
including
swimming lessons, a global
dance workshop, theatre
workshop, cinema trip and
violin lessons. In the future
we shall also support
Archery lessons, Ukulele
lessons and no doubt more
school trips.
Another area supported by
the FOHS is our Goblin go
kart and Engineering club.
In June the children will
enter their Kart into the
GreenPower event held at
Renishaw. The club is
currently
run
by
a
volunteer on a Friday
afternoon. If you feel that
you may have any skills
and time to contribute to
this exciting project please
contact us (Gary Finn), as
more volunteers would be
greatly appreciated.
As the weather warms up
please lookout for our ever
popular
"ice
cream
Friday's" On sunny Friday's
outside school from 3.15.
ST GILES CHURCH
[Rev'd David Russell
01454 294267
[email protected]]
April Services At St Giles
Wednesday 1st April
Agape meal, marking the
last supper.
7.30pm All Welcome
Good Friday 3rd April
11am
The Way of the
Cross, family service for
Good Friday with Hot Cross
Buns
Easter Day 5th April
9.30am Family Eucharist
for Easter Day
Sunday 12th April
8am
Said Communion
Sunday 19th April
9.30am Parish Eucharist
Sunday 26th April
6pm
Parish
Communion followed by
Annual Parochial Church
Meeting.
Safari
Meal
–
st
Sunday 31
May
1.00pm
We are planning to have a
Safari meal with a starter,
main course and pudding
which will take place in
different venues around
the village. Planning is in
progress and more details
will be in May’s Hillesley
Happenings, but put the
date in your diary. We are
aiming to raise much
needed funds to help with
the cost of the rewiring of
St. Giles Church.
JUBILEE FIELD
MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
Chairman – Jim Mason
Sec – Lucy Lee [07814
010745]
[email protected]
Treasurer
Peter
Whitbread [07833 491242]
[email protected]
With Spring in the air and
the nights staying lighter
our field will start to be
used
so
much
more
therefore, we would like
to welcome as many
villagers along to our next
field clean up on Saturday
18th April (10am-noon) so
that we can get it looking
fabulous, ready for the
warmer days. There are
plenty of jobs to do such
as weeding, sweeping,
clearing out old debris,
mowing the play area etc.
We welcome as many
helpful hands as possible
to help get our beautiful
field looking great. Please
come along to the field at
10am with as many garden
tools as possible. We
welcome all children as
well. Hot and cold drinks
will be available in Hopkins
Hall during this time.
You would all have noticed
that work is now underway
installing our new swing
set in the children's play
area. Our old set of swings
had become very old and
vandalism to the structure
forced us to consider
getting it replaced quickly.
Our new swing set will
include a nest swing,
toddler swing and a
standard swing. It is made
of solid oak so should
stand the test of time. We
hope to look at replacing
other parts of the play
area once we have the
adequate funding to do so
but in the meantime we
hope the village children
enjoy
their
new
adventures on the new
swings.
Another date for your
diaries is Saturday 12th
September when we will
be holding our annual Fun
Day on the field. We will
be welcoming back the
inflatable slide and hoping
to get the competitive
village juices flowing with
a produce show.
WANTED
Person required once a
fortnight to cut lawn.
Lawnmower supplied.
Please contact Michael
Davis on 01453 842205.
Keep fit and Body
Conditioning with Hayley
Hayley is an experienced
instructor, does something
different each week and
has been doing a bit of
Fight FX (boxing type
moves),
Aerobics
and
Pilates. All ages and
fitness abilities welcome.
£5 a session. Come along
and give it a go on
Wednesdays from 7.30 to
8.30 in the Old Chapel Hall
Hillesley.
Starting again on 15th April
every Wednesday for 6
weeks to 20th May.
More info from Linda
Frankland 521320.
returning for a meal at
the Fleece. Contact John
Knowles to register to
play.
Saturday 4th April, 2pm7pm
Inaugural
FlOlympics
(Fleece Inn pub sports
Olympics), followed by
buffet supper.
Teams of 2 (minimum one
adult), £10 per adult/£5
per child (includes buffet
& charity contribution).
Saturday 4th April, 8pm –
Olympics Disco
Sunday
5th
April
–
Midday- Special Easter
Sunday Lunch – Booking
in advance recommended.
Sunday 5th April – Quiz
Night - Teams of four, £2
per head, prizes and
charity fund raising.
www.
Thefleeceinnhillesley.com
Tel: 01453 520003
There’s a lot going on at
the Fleece in April so
please keep your eyes on
the pub notice boards,
Fleece website ‘what’s
on’ and Facebook pages
for news and details.
The THURSDAY nights
special for April is Pie and
a pint for only £10.00 not to be missed!
Coming in April:
Friday
3rd
April
at
9.30am - The Fleece Golf
Society
meets
for
sandwiches prior to a
round of golf (using the
Fleece Handicap system)
at Woodlands Golf Club,
Sunday 12th April –
Acoustic Evening - Sing,
play or recite – or just
enjoy the free Live
Entertainment.
Wednesday, 15th April –
Coffee Morning
Come have some delicious
Fleece coffee and cakes.
Meet and gossip about
village life and also
support a worthy charity
with the raffle.
Last
month £19 was raised for
SIDS.
Sunday 19th April – Board
Games
Evening
for
(grown-up’s)
Come along and play some
of
those
perennial
favourites
such
as
Balderdash, Articulate and
Cluedo whilst enjoying a
glass of beer or wine.
Sunday 23rd April – St
George’s Day special
menu - great British food
favourites (will it be roast
beef, fish & chips, or
CTM?) – advance booking
recommended.
Sunday, 26th April – Vinyl
Night – music appreciation
on the theme of “Guitar
Riffs and Solos’’.
Happy Hour – Monday Friday 3.00pm - 7.00pm
Enjoy a glass of Ale,
Fosters or Thatcher’s Gold
or a small glass of house
wine for only £2.80.
In addition to a variety of
real ales and fine wines,
we also serve a wide
selection of soft drinks,
coffee and teas.
* Thank you for supporting
your Community Pub *
Jan Gallimore for HCPL
Community Directors
TRAILER THEFTS
There has been a sharp
increase around the county
in regards of the theft of
'WILLIAMS' trailers.
To date there has been in
excess of 15 stolen from
various
locations
over
Gloucestershire.
Whilst the police and the
suppliers are working to
link the thefts you are
urged to ensure that you
secure your yards and
equipment.
Please report all suspicious
incidents via the 101.
If there is what is known as
a 'crime in progress' i:e you
can see persons\vehicles
on your property who
cannot
account
for
themselves, please dial
999.
Please provide as much
details as possible such as
location,
number
of
persons,
descriptions,
accents if spoken to,
vehicles,
registration
plates.
HILLESLEY CRICKET CLUB
[Phil Frankland 521320]
HILLESLEY & TRESHAM
25TH ANNUAL PARISH
ASSEMBLY
Hopkins Hall
WEDNESDAY 1ST APRIL
NOTE NEW DATE!
7pm
(Coffee available 6.45pm)
1. Apologies for absence
2. Minutes of the last
meeting
3. Matters arising from the
minutes of the last
meeting
4. Parish Council Annual
Report
5. Progress
Report
on
Parish Plan
6. Reports on behalf of
local organisations
7. Report from the County
Councillor
8. Report from the District
Councillor
9. Any Other Business
May
Sun 3rd North Nibley C.C.
home 2.30pm
Please Note: The Assembly
is open to all members of
the public and press, but
only local government
electors registered for the
Parish may participate if a
vote is taken on any
matter.
Parishioners are welcome
to give their views about
any Parish matter and
representatives of any
local group are invited to
report on their year’s
activities.
Summer is almost here and
the opening fixtures for
the cricket club are as
follows:
April
Sun 26th Bath Exiles C.C.
home 2.30pm
Sun 10th Whitminster C.C.
home 2.30pm
Sun
17th
Stinchcombe
Stragglers C.C.
home 2.30pm
Sun 24th Charfield C.C.
away 2.30pm
Don’t forget, new players
always welcome. Here’s to
sunshine from April until
September!
HELLO FROM YOUR LOCAL
VILLAGE AGENT, providing
information and supporting
people over the age of 50.
If you are unsure where to
find anything from a
gardener to what you may
be entitled to as a carer,
contact me. If I don’t know
the answer, I know how to
find out! I only work 10
hours per week, so cannot
always deal with things
right away. If you need
support, such as personal
care, right away, I advise
you to call the Adult
Services Helpdesk on 01452
426868.
A few examples of things
that I do:
 assist with completing
Blue Badge Forms and
referring you on to





agencies such as Age UK,
Carers Gloucestershire,
Citizens Advice Bureau,
Alzheimer’s Society depending on what you
are claiming for or
looking into.
let you know about local
activities and introduce
you for the first time
that you attend.
give you information
about other support
such as the “Friends for
You”
befriending
scheme.
advise about things that
may make life easier or
more enjoyable, such as
the Talking Newspaper
scheme.
let you know about
agencies
such
as
Healthwatch,
who
gather
stories
and
experiences of people
who use health or social
care services, or Mears
and the Red Cross, who
do free home safety
checks.
visit day centres, lunch
clubs, coffee mornings
to meet people, answer
their questions, share
information.
If you are living with the
impact of having cancer,
or someone in your family
has cancer, I can introduce
you to one of our Specialist
Cancer Agents. They can
visit all adults in that
situation.
We also have Community
Agents who work with
people
from
these
communities:
African
Caribbean,
Bengali,
Gujarati, Migrant (2 agents
are Polish speakers).
We are kept up to date
with things that impact on
every day life. Later in
April I will be finding out
about the Care Act, which
may have implications for
anyone who is caring for
someone in their family.
I liaise closely with people
such as the Neighbourhood
Warden,
Police
Beat
Officers, PCSOs and the
Fire Service.
I get referrals from GPs,
nurses,
occupational
therapists,
physiotherapists, hospitals,
family members, helpful
neighbours, and you can
contact me yourself.
If you are unsure whether I
can be of assistance with
your query, give me a call
or email me, and if I can’t
help I can usually let you
know who can.
Enjoy
the
coming
spring/summer time,
Christine Sweet
07870 334553
csweet@villageagent@grcc
.org.uk
Severn View Farm Shop is
shutting up shop! We’re
not quite sure EXACTLY
when but it will be within
the next few months.
As many of you know, we
are retiring from farming
and
hanging
up
our
wellies.
We’ve enjoyed
terrific
support
from
customers during the last
18 years (yes it really is
that long) but the time has
come to focus on getting
the most out of life. The
majority of our animals
have already gone and
supplies in the shop are
Hillesley CE VA Primary School
Term dates
The children, staff and governors of Hillesley School extend an invitation to our wider
community to join us at Festival and Worship events.
Happy Easter!!
Start of term 5
Monday 13 April, 9am, St Giles Church
Half term Monday
25 May – Friday 29 May
Start of term 6 Monday
1 June, Hillesley School as usual
End of term 6
Friday 17 July
All welcome, especially pre-school children and families.
dwindling.
We do still
have plenty of lamb,
bacon, pork salamis, and
preserves plus a selection
of other things. We also
have a limited number of
lambs
that
can
be
prepared to order as whole
or half lamb boxes. These
are excellent value and
the
smaller
joints
produced by our pedigree
Shetlands are perfect for
many families.
Come and see us soon –
once it’s gone, it’s gone!
If you would like to order a
whole or half lamb pack
either telephone us on
01454 299236, or email me
on: [email protected]
Pauline Dixon
GET YOUR TICKET NOW
FOR TIA McGRAFF
FRIDAY 24 APRIL
Hopkins Hall 7.30pm
This should again be a very
popular concert following
last year’s success. To
reserve a seat or seats
please e-mail or phone
Peter
Whitbread
on
peter.whitbread@btinter
net.com or 07833 491242.
You can now also get your
ticket from the Fleece Inn
in person.
We hope that as many
people will as possible
attend - Tia is a top
musician from Canada and
we are lucky to have her
singing here in Hillesley.
All profit will go back into
improving the hall and
surroundings.
HAWKESBURY GARDENING
CLUB
www.hawkesburygardening-club.org.uk
Terry Truebody [01454
238364]
Meetings are held at 8pm
on the 4th Monday of the
month in the Methodist
Hall in Back Street.
There is a new vegetable
on the block. It is called
Brukale. It is a cross
between sprouts and kale.
I recommend that you try
it. It is delicious.
This winter, John Weaver
experienced
‘strangegoings-on’ in his vegetable
patch. During the night
something
had
been
pulling his sprout plants
down to the ground and
stripping the stalks of
produce whilst leaving no
trace of tracks or spoor on
the soft ground. After
setting up a camera he
discovered it to be a
blooming
large
rabbit
wearing snow shoes – no, I
jest, the rabbit wasn’t all
that large.
Our speaker for February
was Nathalie Mignotte
who gave a talk on
‘Gardens of Versailles’.
A lover of and frequent
visitor
to
Versailles,
Nathalie
gave
an
impassioned
and
informative presentation
of the garden rooms and
fountains at the palace
and at Marie Antoinettes
nearby Le Petit Trianon.
Our next meeting is on
Monday 27th April when
Adam Alexander will give
a talk on ‘Gardens of the
Mekong’.
If you are not a member
but would like to hear a
speaker that takes your
fancy then come along as a
guest – fee £3.00. For
further
information
contact Terry Truebody on
01454 238364.
DON’T MAKE A DRAMA OUT OF A CRISIS!
HAWKESBURY THEATRICAL GROUP INVITE YOU TO
PIT YOUR WITS AGAINST THEM IN -
‘A QUESTION OF DRAMA’
A fun and interactive evening with questions on performances
of songs and sketches that could include everything from
Sondheim to Shakespeare!
ON SATURDAY 2 MAY AT 7.30PM IN HAWKESBURY
UPTON VILLAGE HALL
Tickets £10 which include a Ploughman’s Platter
BRING YOURSELF, BRING A FRIEND OR BRING A TEAM (OF UP TO
SIX)
Tickets available from Fiona Webb on 01454 238758 or
email: [email protected]
We
have
enjoyed
a
fabulous
month
at
preschool;
firstly
with
World Book Day, where all
the children made a
brilliant effort dressing up
as
their
favourite
characters from the books
they brought in.
We have also been making
and selling cakes to
support Charlie Butchers
dad, who is running the
London marathon to raise
£2000 for beating bowel
cancer.
And lastly we joined in for
Red Nose Day, with the
children dressing in red
and all donating a £1. We
spent the morning making
cakes, chocolate flap jacks
and meringues, creating
Red Nose day plates,
playing with Red Goo and
printing in red paint using
Red Shapes!! A Huge thank
you to Marina Pogose at
Tiger lily face painting too
for coming in to paint all
the children’s faces.
Coming up, we are looking
forward to a visit from
Yate Library who will be
delivering ‘treasure packs’
for the children who are
going to school this year
and to read some stories
with us.
We would like to say a big
thank you to the parish
council for donating funds
to purchase a CD player
with multiple headphones
and story and music CD’s,
which will be a great new
facility for the children.
Lastly, we are thrilled to
announce
that
the
preschool
and
toddler
committee are hosting a
fantastic event in the show
marquee on Sunday August
30th in aid of preschool.
Please see the advert in
the magazine for full
details.
Reserve your
tickets quickly!
Hawkesbury preschool is
based in the parish hall,
sessions run from: 8.4512.30: Mon, Weds, Thurs
& Fri (term time).
For
more information please
contact one of our playleaders:
07989 484774
enquiries@hawkesburypres
chool.org.uk
www.hawkesburypreschool
.org.uk
HAWKESBURY TODDLERS
WELCOMES YOU
Come along to our relaxed
& friendly parent/carer
and child group – everyone
welcome, from bump and
up!
Tuesday’s in term time.
09.45-11.45. Hawkesbury
Upton Village Hall.
Enjoy a cuppa while the
toddlers enjoy our toy
collection, craft session,
snack, music, books &
much more.
‘Like’ our Facebook page
‘Hawkesbury Upton
Toddler Group’ to receive
info on news and events.
23 April 2015
ST GEORGE’S DAY
PATRON SAINT OF ENGLAND
WOTTON
ELECTRIC
PICTURE HOUSE
Tel: 0870 774 1936,
wottoneph.co.uk
Shaun the Sheep (U)
Wed 1st April
2.00
Thu 2nd April
2.00
Sat 4th April
7.30
Tue 7th April
2.00
Wed 8th April
2.00
Thu 9th April
2.00
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
Still Alice (12A)
Wed 1st April
8:30 PM
Thu 2nd April
7:30 PM
The Second Best Exotic
Marigold Hotel (PG)
Fri 3rd April
7:30 PM
Mon 6th April
8:15 PM
Wed 8th April
8:30 PM
Thu 9th April
7:30 PM
Royal Exchange: Hamlet
(12A)
Sun 5th April
7:00 PM
Home 2D (U)
Fri 10th April
Sat 11th April
Sun 12th April
Suite Francaise
Fri 10th April
Sat 11th April
Mon 13th April
Wed 15th April
Thu 16th April
2:00 PM
2:00 PM
2:00 PM
(15)
7:30
7:30
8:15
8:30
2:00
PM
PM
PM
PM
PM
White God (15)
Sun 12th April
7:30 PM
NT Live: The Hard
Problem (12A)
Thu 16th April
7:00 PM
NT Live: A View from the
Bridge (Encore) (12A)
Sun 19th April
7:30 PM
Mommy (15)
Sun 26th April
7:30 PM
Globe on Screen: Julius
Caesar (12A)
Thu 30th April
7:30 PM
Love live music? come and see...
BlackStag
& A local comedian
Bank Holiday Sunday
th
30 August from 7pm
In the Hawkesbury Show Marquee
As per previous years the bar will be open or BYO, the fair will be running
and if you want to sit down you will need to bring a chair
Tickets: £8 inadvance or £10 on the door
All sold tickets will be entered into to a free prize draw on the night
For more information please call Mel on 07788752689 or email [email protected]
All proceeds in aid of Hawkesbury preschool & Toddlers
TLC Support Services is a
small, family-run operation based in
Kingswood that delivers a professional,
high quality service by experienced care
managers and care workers. Our focus is
to put you at the centre of all that we do
and provide you with as little or as much
support as you need so that you can
remain in the home that you love.
Our care workers are available 7 days a
week and can offer flexible support to
meet your needs such as; assisting with
personal care, providing companionship,
undertaking domestic duties, support with
prescribed medication, meal preparation
and offering an overnight service.
For further information please contact us
at [email protected] or by
telephoning our office on 01453 844 080
SELF-CATERING COTTAGES ON
INGLESTONE COMMON
Having a family do, some building work or
moving house? Look at the local selfcatering cottages available.
Ring Hazel on 01454 299227 for details or
view on www.cotswoldedgecottages.com
FIREWOOD FOR SALE
Seasoned hardwood deliveries
- support your local woods
Call Hari on 07746741848
or email
[email protected]
Mention Hillesley Happenings when
ordering and £3 per order will go
to the Friends of Hillesley School
INSTRUMENTAL TUITION
(violin, viola, piano, theory,
composition)
Students aged 8 and upwards welcome.
Tuition in your home.
Weekly / fortnightly lessons to suit
requirements.
T: 0770 1374154
Email: [email protected]
Enhanced CRB Clearance Certificate
available for inspection at any time on
request.
Garden makeovers, lawn cutting
and maintenance, turfing,
patios, ponds, water features,
decking, hedge cutting, fencing.
JOHN H
All shrub work, clearing,
WALKER
driveways & planting.
GARDEN
All aspects of garden work
SOLUTIONS
undertaken
LANDSCAPING & GARDEN MAINTENANCE
EST 1999
TEL: 01454 238865
MOBILE: 07974 933398
DOLPHIN WATER SOFTENERS
Severn View Cattery
Alderton 4, Priory Park, Priory Industrial Estate,
London Road, Tetbury, Glos, GL8 8HW
Inglestone Common
01454 299471
Boarding accommodation for cats
Open all year round
Fully heated
Special needs catered for
Do come and have a look around
Granular Salt - Tablet Salt - Block Salt
All At Very Competitive Prices
Although the farm shop is closing, the
cattery remains open and looks forward to
seeing everyone this summer!
THATCHED COTTAGE TO LET
Chideock (between Lyme Regis and Bridport)
Old-fashioned and charming, sleeps 5.
1 mile from beach, good coast walks.
Winter rate (1 Oct-30 Apr) :
£275 a week, £55 a night
Summer rate (1 May-30 Sep):
£350 a week, £70 a night
(min 2 nights).
Call Louisa and James Bury on
01453 845710
Available for collection 1–5pm Monday to
Friday, Saturday 10am–12noon
or delivery service available within a 10 mile
radius of Tetbury
FOR DETAILS
TELEPHONE 01666 500065
Deb's Celebration Cakes
Individually designed cakes for all
occasions.
Wedding, celebration and novelty
cakes
Workshops and classes available
Tel: Deb Pidsley
01453 834394 or 07890 292125
www.debscelebrationcakes.com
ADVERTISING RATES:
£3 for one issue; £15 for six issues;
£30 for 12 issues
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Garden maintenance
Weeding, grass cutting
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Painting
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Cleaning
as well as all those other little jobs you just
never seem to get around to.
A fully insured, reliable, professional service.
Call Nicola on 07947 072780 or
01453 844124
FOR OIL BOILER AND
AGA/RAYBURN
SERVICE
Tel: 01666 504911 or
07867 434345
or email:
info@indplumbingandhea
ting.co.uk
BOILER
SERVICE &
SYSTEM
MAINTENANC
E
OFTEC REG. NO: C4634
Grant Boilers Accredited
Installer
Looking for more living space?
A Blackbird Garden Studio is the perfect solution.
- Ideal for home office, art/music
studio or teenage hangout.
Contemporary designs – tailored to
your needs by a local company
Fully insulated and low maintenance.
What will you use yours for?
Call Martin now for further details – 01454 238108 /
07974 712083
https://www.facebook.com/BlackbirdInteriorsLtd
www.indplumbingandheating.co.
uk
PEST CONTROL
Most types of pest control work
undertaken, please ring to discuss with
Hazel on 01454 299227
FIREWOOD & CHIMNEY SWEEP
Seasoned hardwood logs, kindling and
pre-packed coal
Chimney sweep for all types of
chimneys
Please contact Steve or Ted on
01454232941 or 07974194012
Lower Kilcott Farm
EEZEEFLOW DRAIN CLEARANCE
Drainage problems – domestic and
commercial
No job too small
From a blocked sink to ‘Your Biggest
job’!
Regional coverage with no callout fee
Local rates for villagers
Call 01454 238200