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Editor: Swan Cottage, Lamas - 01603 279917
e-mail: [email protected]
Diary - May 2015
Dear Friends,
Please remember the warm
welcome
you
will
receive
whenever you are able to join us at
church on a Sunday - Buxton
services are now always at
10.30am, but on the first Sunday
each month we rotate the services
around the Benefice at 10.30am.
May I take this opportunity to
remind us all about one or two
other things coming up:
Mondays and Thursdays
Heaven`s Door
...heavenly coffee...heavenly tea
8.30-9.30am on Mondays and
Thursdays each week in school
term time at Buxton church - all
welcome
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2
4th
6th
7th
8th
11th
13th
12th
14th
9.00am
7.30pm
7.00am
11.00am
7.30pm
7.30pm
2.00pm
7.30pm
16th
7.30pm
18th
7.30pm
23rd
11.00am
23rd to 10.00am
25th
27th
3.00pm
Heaven’s Door
(Coffee & Tea)
Dance Zenergy
Zumba Fitness
Friday 8 May - V E Day
Do come and join us over a cup of something at
Buxton church on Friday 8 May 11am-1pm as we
acknowledge and honour and remember this great
day together.
Saturday 23 - Bank Holiday Monday 25 May
Flower Festival
Plus Phoenix Choir Concert on the Saturday
evening - all at Buxton Church - all welcome
Saturday 1st to Sunday 9th August
`Saints in the Making`
A celebration of local life, through the arts, across
this part of the world - from working with clay at
Buxton Church, to trying with watercolour at
Lammas church, to making jewellery at Stratton
Strawless, to learning some spinning and weaving
at Marsham church - and much more besides :
there will be workshops and exhibitions and events
- if you would like more information, or to be
involved, do call on 01603 279 630.
Do contact the Editor with news of other community
events - or me as well if you would like me to seek
to help to publicise them. We live in a bustling and
busy group of villages, with lots going on, so we
need to work at it to keep up with helping us all to
be aware of what`s happening.
With prayers and best,
Revd Fergus
Scouts Waste Paper Collection
Buxton Photographic Club, Buxton Village Hall
Responses re Post Office to Parish Council
Election Day
VE Day Remembrances, Buxton Church
Buxton with Lamas Parish Council, Buxton V Hall
Aylsham Flower Club, Aylsham Town Hall
Jubilee Café, Buxton Village Hall
Last day for copy for June Round
W.I., Buxton Village Hall
Carlos Bonell in Concert, Lammas Church
Buxton Photographic Club, Buxton Village Hall
Quick Play Chess at Wide Sky Aylsham Festival
Buxton Flower Festival, Buxton Church
(Concert on Saturday 23rd)
Afternoon Tea and Hat Francise
Mondays & Thursdays,
8.30-9.30am, Buxton Church
Wednesdays 1.45 – 5.15pm } Buxton Village
Thursdays 1.30-2.30pm
} Hall
The Old School, Scottow &
The Atrium, North Walsham
Norfolk CC funding available.
Ages 2 to school age.
Crane’s Nurseries
Hedging plants, trees, shrubs
garden plants, etc.
Open dawn to dusk,
7 days a week
Please contact us now for further details
Tel: 01603 738360
www.brightstartnursery.org
[email protected]
Coltishall Road
Buxton
Tel: 01603 279253
Broadland Transport
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Loading area:
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Tel Phil 01603 279980 or 07941 304327
Email [email protected]
Knitting Yarns from Sirdar, Wendy,
Robin and Stylecraft
Dress fabrics, Bridal Silks and Satins,
Craft and Fur Fabrics.
Haberdashery: Ribbons, Beads, Buttons, Bows,
Motifs, Trims, Threads, Laces and much more.
Visit us at The Dixons Shopping Centre
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Tel: 01603 413017
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Buxton with Lamas
Parish Council
BALAY Park-Keeper Vacancy
Buxton with Lamas Parish Council requires a
part-time park-keeper/cleaner at BALAY park for
2 hours per week, hourly rate to be discussed,
worked hours flexible.
For more information about this opportunity,
please contact the Parish Clerk,
Laura Apps-Green via e-mail
[email protected]
or call 07849 075866
Buxton Post Office - Proposed Move
Consultation
Buxton with Lamas Parish Council would like to
urge parishioners to take the opportunity to
respond to the Post Office consultation,
regarding the proposal to move
Buxton Post Office.
The Parish Council would like to make a
collective response to the consultation, and
therefore would like to understand the views of
the wider community before doing so.
Please could we ask you to send a copy of your
views to [email protected]
by Wednesday 6th May.
Consultation documents can be obtained from
the Post Office or by going to
www.postofficeviews.co.uk and quoting the
following code: 07013699. .
Carlos Bonell in Concert
Saturday 16 May
St Andrew's Church,
Lammas, at 7.30pm
We are delighted that Carlos is
returning to Lammas.
He has been described by
Classical Guitar Magazine, UK
as "one of the great
communicators of the guitar world".
He has recorded more than twenty albums
and played in forty countries, with concert
appearances ranging from intimate recitals
to concertos with symphony orchestras.
Tickets are £12.50, including refreshments.
To book please call Georgie Graver on
279682.
Jubilee Café
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2
Tuesday monthly
2 – 4.30pm
Buxton Village Hall
At our April meeting Dennis Payne entertained
us on his keyboard. It was a most pleasant
afternoon which gave us the opportunity to
have a chat - many thanks Dennis.
We open again on May 12th, and this time
Roy Spinks will bring along his collection of
photographs of Buxton over the years which
we know will interest us all.
Many thanks to everyone that helped, and we
look forward to seeing you in May.
Expressions of interest please for
Pet Dog First Aid in the Village Hall.
It will either be 1-2 hrs a week for 4-6
weeks or a Saturday/Sunday.
Amongst other relevant matters, learn CPR on
realistic dog mannequins, common signs and
symptoms to look out for, bandaging and when
to call the vet!
Please email your preference of day and time
to [email protected]
or ring/text 07515 118077.
Run by an experienced First Aid Instructor in a
friendly no rush atmosphere. Looking to start
in the summer if the interest is there,
Afternoon Tea and
Hat Francise
(Hats and How to Wear Them)
with Mrs Margaret Sims
Wednesday 27th May 2015
@ 3 pm
Buxton Village Hall
Tickets £5.50 from Mill Street House,
Mill Street, Buxton 01603 279460;
Val 01603 279348; Mary 01603 897841
Transport can be arranged in Buxton and
Lamas to the Village Hall
Proceeds to Buxton & District WI
and Buxton Village Hall
Hainford Pre-School Learning Alliance
Hainford Village Hall, Hall Road, Hainford
Is your child ready for pre-school?
Are you looking for a happy and
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A safe, secure and
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Free no obligation
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Qualified, friendly
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OFSTED rating of ‘Good’ with
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For more information please call Becky on 07896
202657 or email us at [email protected],
look at our website www.hainfordpreschool.co.uk
or find us on Facebook
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Fun and friendly piano lessons with a qualified and experienced teacher * all ages and abilities welcome * variety of genres and styles * 100% exam success rate Contact Anna Lynch (BAHons) on
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[email protected]
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Buxton Flower
Festival
rd
23 , 24th & 25th May
The Good Festival Guide
We have about one month now to this year’s
Buxton Flower Festival so here’s some
suggestions and an insight which may whet
your appetite….
The Buxton Flower Festival has justly built an
excellent reputation over the last 52 years.
Since 1963 the festival has displayed the most
creative, stunning and ingenious floral displays
and by doing so gained a reputation across the
county. This year is set to offer even more
creative interpretations with the theme of
“That’s Entertainment”.
So in true travelogue style, here are 6
suggestions to make your weekend really
enjoyable:
1) Bring a friend. Spoil yourselves with morning
coffee & luxury cake, by taking lunch or by
luxuriating in high tea… all available at the
Festival Café.
2) Book Buff? Then browse the book stall, you
never know when that next first edition will
pop-up….
3) Invite the family. When was the last time
they came over? Let them enjoy our lovely
village and fabulous floral displays. Make this
the opportunity.
4) Introduce someone to the joy of flowers,
their language and the possibilities they offer.
5) Know someone new to the area? This is the
opportunity to bring them along to meet new
people. Make them feel really welcome.
6) Come and get ideas and inspiration for your
displays
and
garden…there’s
always
something new to discover.
Buxton Community Fête
Results of Duck Race:
1st prize: Duck 193 – Rachel Hare
2nd prize: Duck 654 – Sarah Ebelewicz
3rd prize: Duck 612 – Roy Wheeler
Attractions already lined up for
Sunday 12 July, 12 – 5pm
Bake-Off & Jam Competition
Bouncy Castle
Children’s Fancy Dress competition
Bar & BBQ ~ Ice creams
Teas & refreshments in the Village Hall
Tug of War ~ Dog Agility
Buxton Primary School choir with dancing
Assortment of old-fashioned Fête games
Dance exhibitions
Please see Buxton Community Fête on
the Facebook Event page
For more information and advertising
contact Ryan Breeze on
01603 278152.
For stalls, please contact
Fran Robinson-Holt on 07787 830557
Heaven's
Door Cafe
heavenly coffee… heavenly tea…
During the festival in addition to the main
event, there is fantastic live entertainment in
the Church on the Saturday night by The
Phoenix Male Voice Choir (tickets £9, available
now from Ron Colman on 01603 279352).
Mondays and Thursday s
8.30-9.30am in term time
at Saint Andrew's Church Buxton
Dates are Saturday 23rd, Sunday 24th &
Monday 25th May 10am to 5pm at Buxton
Church. Visit www.buxtonflowerfestival.co.uk
for more details.
Includes toddler play area
ALL WELCOME
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Buxton Bowls
Club
By now we will have had a few practice rollups and
played the first two league matches of the season
against Spixworth and Blofield.
If anyone is interested in playing outdoor bowls
until the end of August why not contact me for
further information.
‘Something beginning with N’ was won by Ann
Turner with ‘Nissa’ a Norwegian doll, and Vereen
Marcer with a porcelain Nuthatch.
At our next meeting on Thursday 14 May we will be
discussing this year’s Resolution. The competition
is ‘Something beginning with O’.
We meet on the 2nd Thursday each month at 7-30
in Buxton Village Hall and visitors and new
members are always most welcome. We look
forward to seeing you.
On Wednesday evenings [7pm] and some Sunday
afternoons [3pm] we have a roll-up for members &
taster sessions for beginners as new members are
always warmly welcome.
As the Green is in the centre of Buxton, next to the
Village Hall, we feel that it should be used by
anyone who is interested, therefore for anyone
wishing to play, the first few times are free and
then £2.50 a session; under 18s and students are
free [bowls can be provided but please wear
trainers or flat soled shoes ].
John Burrell – Secretary
01603 279762
BUXTON & DISTRICT W I
Mary Shepperd welcomed everyone to our April
meeting. Two of our members have been allocated
tickets to the Buckingham Palace Garden party
being held to commemorate the WI’s Centenary.
Our Ten Pin Bowling team was unfortunately
beaten in the semi final against Mattishall, but
nevertheless they had enjoyed a very pleasant
afternoon with their hosts.
Tickets are now available for our Tea Party with
Hat Demonstration by Margaret Sims, in the Village
Hall on 27 May. The proceeds will be shared
between the WI and Buxton Village Hall.
Our next Lunch Club get-together will be at The
Plough, Marsham on Friday 24 April.
Gwen and Sallie had attended the Norfolk WI
Annual Meeting in St Andrews Hall, and Gwen
gave her report on the day’s events. One of the
speakers was Eric Knowles, known to most of us
from The Antiques Roadshow, and his interesting
and amusing talk had received an enthusiastic
reception from the audience.
Mary then introduced Andrew Brogan who spoke
and showed slides of his Exotic Garden at
Henstead. He had created the garden from scratch
and it is now a mature garden full of the sort of
plants we normally associate with a milder climate
than that of East Anglia, but they seem to thrive
there. It is open to the public on Wednesdays
through the summer. He was thanked on behalf of
the members by Sallie Marshall. The competition
How wonderful to return to work after the Easter
Break, to see the sun shining, and feel the warmer
air. My little bungalow will be ablaze with colour
when the summer arrives as I have spent many
hours during the break ‘planting’ marigolds,
pansies, geraniums and stocks!
During the summer months there are many
opportunities for families to join us in school, and
share their child’s learning. These days are the
highlight of our term; supporting parents in sharing
their child’s learning is a privilege. The more
parents understand how we, as a school, work, the
more they support our approach in educating and
nurturing their child.
At the end of last term we saw another really busy
time for the children . . . . fun too though!! We had
our annual Easter Bonnet (or ‘Hat’ – for the boys!!)
Parade. This is a wonderful morning where the
children show off their amazing
creations by modelling their
‘Creations’ on a catwalk. It is
becoming a bit of a tradition for the
school now!! Mr Beale won the
Staff Section – with a lovely birds
nest number!! Each class had a winner – what a
difficult decision that was!
The Parade is followed by the annual
Easter Egg Hunt. Each year we ask
the Easter Bunny to visit an deliver
eggs for our wonderful
children.
He did not
disappoint this year,
delivering 182 eggs –
one for each child! This is a lovely
consolation prize for those who did not
win the Easter Bonnet Competition –
everyone goes home with chocolate!
Finally, the term ends with a special Easter Service
in Church. The older children retell and act out the
events of Holy Week, all children join in the singing.
Our families fill the church, which is a lovely sight.
This is a wonderful way to end the term, with the
Easter celebrations reminding children of the
significance of Easter to Christians.
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As well as the many events planned for the term,
we will be having a little change of staff!! Mrs
Scrivens leaves us on 19th June to start her
maternity leave, and Miss Cubitt leaves us on 22nd
May to take up her Assistant Headship post in
West Sussex. They will both be greatly missed.
Mrs Hannah Simpson will be joining our super year
1’s to ‘take up the reigns’ from Mrs Scrivens, and
Mrs Tanya Manners (a current Teacher Trainee
with us) will take our wonderful year 6’s to the end
of term, when Miss Cubitt leaves. Change can be
unsettling, but it is good too; Miss Cubitt so
deserves her promotion, and Mr and Mrs Scrivens
are so excited about the birth of her first child. On
a personal note, I am delighted that we are to be
joined by two such talented and dedicated
teachers.
So, do please remember all the termly dates are on
the school website – do take a look
www.buxtonschool.co.uk or the schools Facebook
page for all you social media enthusiasts. We
particularly draw your attention to the end of term
BBQ evening on Friday 17th July 6 – 9pm; hot food,
live music and a beer tent plus lots of FREE
activities for the children. This is a brilliant evening
– a whole community enjoying each others
company – you are very welcome to join us. Oh,
and please do not forget that there are some
wonderful photographs in our Website Gallery
which illustrate the creative way we approach
learning (the Easter Parade pictures are great!!)
If you require any further information please
contact Kelly Hall on 01603 279357 or email
[email protected]
Eden Valley Holiday Bungalow
(see facing page)
Vacancies are available for the following
weeks commencing:
3 May, 27 June, 26 July, 8 August, 29 August,
5 September, all October weeks
Quick-play Chess at
Wide Sky Aylsham Festival
Aylsham chess players David Owen and Jonathan
Reeve are again organising a chess tournament as
part of this year’s Wide Sky Aylsham Festival. The
tournament is being held on Saturday 23rd May
(from 11.00am to 4.00pm) and will hopefully build
on last year’s successful event. Aylsham & District
Ex-Service & Social Club are kindly providing the
venue.
David and Jonathan hope the event will encourage
new and returning adult players to take part in a not
too serious competition. The tournament is open to
chess players with an ECF (English Chess
Federation) grade of up to 170 or no grade at all.
The tournament will consist of 5 rounds of 40 min
games. There is a £12.50 entry fee (£15 after 1st
May) which pays for a light buffet and gives
competitors the chance to win one of several
trophies.
David and Jonathan are members of Broadland
Chess Club. The tournament will raise funds to
support The Wide Sky Aylsham Festival
www.aylshamfestival.co.uk and Broadland Chess
Club
https://sites.google.com/site/broadlandchessclub/
Further details of the chess tournament can be
obtained by phoning David Owen (01263 731327);
(email [email protected]) or
Jonathan Reeve (01263-733744);
(e-mail: [email protected])
BUXTON PHOTOGRAPHIC CLUB
The club have been busy and we are still attracting
new members to our warm and friendly group. We
have a lovely Summer to look forward to with lots of
inspiration from club nights and competitions and a
trip out to Blakeney for a photoshoot.
March brought us our first competition. The theme
was “Split Second”. There were some interesting
interpretations and as always plenty of stunning
images. Judge Brian Collins was impressed with
the standard of the images and awarded First
Place to Brian Marcer with Richard Powell a close
second and Rob Wright an even closer third place
with only half a point between him and Richard.
The theme of another club evening was AV’s which
was presented by club members Malcolm and
Jenny Gee and Brian Harvey. Malcolm and Jenny
shared with us a range of landscapes and images
of their travels spanning almost 60 years and an
AV of Cambridge which contained images mostly
taken in the 1960s.
In the second half Brian
showed us his more creative side using images
that were kaleidoscopic and colourful in their
presentation and were very thought provoking.
We had a very good result at our annual Tripod
battle at Wymondham. While we didn’t win we did
hold our own against Wymondham, who have
dominated this event over the past few years, and
ended up only one point behind them.
Our first club night in April brought us music
photographer Al Pulford. Al shared the huge range
of his work and talked about his experiences as a
music photographer. Rock photography is Al’s
main genre taken from gigs and festivals around
the world. Al has an exciting catalogue of images
and has been published in many magazines and in
the media.
So, as you can see, there is always something
interesting happening at the club. If you are
curious please feel free to just turn up one evening.
It would be good to see you there and you will
always be made welcome.
Household Repairs
Renovations
Decorating
General Maintenance
Gardening
Collection/Deliveries
Tel: & Fax 01603 279749
Mobile:
07774 511902
[email protected]
Disabled Adaptions
& Scooter Servicing
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supply premium quality hard and softwood
logs for fireplaces and woodburners.
We offer a simple, low-hassle delivery of a
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Orders via the website only please
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BUXTON FISH & CHIP SHOP CROWN ROAD, BUXTON, NORWICH, NORFOLK TELEPHONE: 01603 278256 OPENING TIMES Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
Closed
Lunch 11.45 – 1.30
Lunch 11.45 – 1.30
Lunch 11.45 – 1.30
Lunch 11.45 – 1.30
Lunch 11.45 – 1.30
Closed
Closed
Tea 4.45 – 8.30
Tea 4.45 – 8.30
Tea 4.45 – 8.30
Tea 4.30 – 9.00
Tea 4.30 – 9.00
Closed
Wood Farm, Marsham, Norwich NR10 5QQ
Michael Taylor
Electrician
Domestic &
Commercial
Do you need a
Plug socket moving?
A light fitting replaced?
Full house re-wire?
Reliable, Affordable. Keeping you safe and secure
All work tested and certified
01603 278068
15 Manor Close
Buxton
M.G.D Tree & Conifer Surgery
CAN’T SEE THE WOODS
FOR THE TREES?
Tree & Conifer
Surgery
Felling
Crown Reduction
Trimming
Free
Quotations
Free Estimates
Competitive Rates
Fully Insured
N.P.T.C. Certificates
Ground Clearance
CALL MARTIN TODAY
Mobile 07751 890519
Telephone 01603 755188 or 01603 423056
Repair and replacement of
Glass * Locks * Windows * Doors * Garage Doors
By a Local Professional Company
Tel: 01603 280861
Email: [email protected]
Mobile: 07796 951 506
Web: www.bvgals.co.uk
From a
Local professional florist
With over 12 years floristry experience
BOUQUETS. ARRANGEMENTS. POSIES
WATER BOUQUETS. FUNERAL SPRAYS
FLOWERS FOR:
WEDDINGS, ANNIVERSARIES, BIRTHDAYS
OR JUST BECAUSE.
FREE DELIVERY IN LOCAL AREA
Helium balloons for any occasion
TELEPHONE: 01603 873309
MOBILE: 0777 6420317
CAWSWOOD, HOLT ROAD, CAWSTON, NORWICH
Elisabeth A. Brown Ch.D.
Home Farm Cottage Guest House
Foot Health Professional
Luxury Guest
House
Home visits only
Diabetics very welcome
7, Crown Road Buxton Norfolk, NR10 5EH
For appointments please telephone:
01603 279415
En-suite rooms
Brook Street
Buxton, Norwich Norfolk NR10 5HF
Telephone 01603 278283
www.home-farm-cottage.co.uk
SNB Plumbing & Heating
Gas, Oil & LPG Boilers
Serviced, Repaired
& Installed
Also cookers, fires &
water heaters
01603 897235 or 07917 807908
Brampton MOT Centre
Between Buxton and Aylsham
Vehicle Testing Station
Cars, Motorbikes,
Three Wheelers, Quad bikes
Specialising in Classic &American Cars
01603 279628
Mob: 07979 991739
R. WELLS
MEMORIALS
Your Independent Memorial Mason
Memorials in marble, stone and
various coloured granites
Brochures upon request
Workshop: 01603 755524
Office: 01603 485691
www.rwellsmemorials.co.uk
Unit 8 Sawmill Close, The Street,
Felthorpe, Norwich, NR10 4BH
Church Services - May 2015
The services are correct at the time of going to print
Sunday 3rd May (5th of Easter)
10.30am Burgh
Benefice Holy Communion
4.00pm Badersfield Family First Gathering
6.30pm Oxnead
Evensong
Sunday 10th May (6th of Easter)
9.30am Burgh
Lammas
10.30am Badersfield
Buxton
3.30pm Brampton
Morning Service
Holy Communion
Second Sunday Praise
Family Service
Evening Prayer
Sunday 17th May (7th of Easter)
10.30am Buxton
Benefice Holy Communion
4.00pm Badersfield Twilight Praise
Sunday 24th May (Pentecost)
9.30am Burgh
Buxton
10.30am Badersfield
Marsham
3.30pm Brampton
6.30pm Lammas
Holy Communion
Flower Festival (no service)
Holy Communion
Holy Communion
Evening Prayer
Evening Prayer
Sunday 31st May (Trinity Sunday)
10.30am Marsham
Benefice Holy Communion
Weekday services to which all are welcome
Mondays
Tuesdays
Wednesdays
Fridays
9 am
2 pm
10 am
10 am
9.45am
Buxton
Marsham
Lammas
Buxton
Badersfield
Morning Prayer
Lunchtime Prayer
Morning Prayer
Holy Communion
Morning Prayer
Buxton Floodlighting Sponsorship
W/C
17th
24th
31st
Sponsors for May
Remembering
Sponsored by
Georgina and Stanley Smith
Jenni Devereux
George & Elsie
Dick & Avril
Smithson
Smithson & Family
Ella Newman
Joy and Barrie Tuck
Don Carter
Pat Carter, Grant, Simon & Ian
Neil Marcer
Vereen and Brian Marcer
If you would like to sponsor a week’s floodlighting at
St Andrew’s Church, Buxton please contact
Clive Hamilton on 279993 or email
[email protected]
Lammas Floodlighting Sponsorship
W/C
3rd
24th
Sponsors for May
Remembering
Jack Larwood
Margaret Folland
Sponsored by
Jill & Eddy Rust-Andrews
Sue Folland
If you would like to sponsor a week’s floodlighting at St
Andrew’s Church, Lammas please contact
Don Mackenzie on 279248 or email
[email protected]
Buxton Village Sale
Sunday 28th June, 10am onwards This has been a great success year on year, raising a huge amount for local charities. This year at least half of our monies will be split between Priscilla Bacon Lodge (adult hospice) and Quidenham Hospice Nook Project (children's hospice family centre). We hope people will hold stalls at their homes all over the village, with a charge of £6 per house to go on the map. You get to keep all your profits. There will be spaces at the Village Hall outside, and if weather is poor we can accommodate some in the hall. We are serving drinks, bacon butties and cakes at the Hall so we ask please that others don't serve drinks and food other than preserves or small volumes of homemade cakes etc as we want to raise as much as possible. I hope you will support us and these fantastic charities, plus hopefully make some money yourself. Contact Melanie Williams 279725 or Adele Taylor 278068 to book a stall ‐ deadline 22nd June.