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Newsletter of the Parishes of Chedworth and District

March 2016

Jesus Christ is risen today,Alleluia!

our triumphant holy day, Alleluia!

who did once upon the cross, Alleluia!

suffer to redeem our loss.Alleluia!

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Julie Young. Coordinator for the March 2016 edition.

ContentsStephen’s Letter..........................................4Church Briefing..........................................5Dates for your Diary..................................8Recycling Dates...........................................9St. Andrew’s C of E Primary School.....10Village Hall 40th Anniversary..................14Chedworth Pre-School............................15Chedworth Parish Council......................17An Illustrated Talk by Peter Juggins......20Chedworth Oil Club................................21Chedworth Cricket Club.........................21Your Gardening Tips...............................22Chedworth Society AGM........................23Chedworth Horticultural Society ..........24Chedworth W.I.........................................25 Elderberries..............................................26Chedworth Show......................................27Table Top Market.....................................27Horticultural Society Garden Visits.......28Village and Community Agent...............29Hill & Valley Tennis Club.......................30Back Row Club.........................................32Chedworth Singers...................................32Active Together by Cotswold Friends..33Maggie’s Poem..........................................34February Puzzle Solutions.......................34

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The Servant King

"They put a purple robe on him, thentwisted together a crown of thornsand set it on him. And they began tocall out to him"Hail, King of theJews!"Matt 15v17-18

This year, our Queen celebrates her90th birthday and, during her longreign, she has become cherished bypeople all over the world, has set anexample with her Christian faith, andhas served our nation well.

In honour of the Queen's birthday,the Christian organisation HopeTogether, has produced a bookentitled "The Servant Queen and theKing she serves", which explores theQueen's Christian faith, and how shehas expressed that faith during herreign (copies of this book will beavailable free from the Hill & ValleyParishes soon - watch out for furtherdetails!)

Of course, the Easter season focuseson this King that our Queen serves -Jesus Christ - and the defining eventsof his life - his passion, his sufferingand his death for the sins of theworld.

Before he was crucified, the Romansoldiers gave Jesus a purple robe anda crown of thorns and, mocking him,they hailed him the "King of the

Jews", as a reminder that he had beenfalsely accused as an enemy of theRoman state.

In his suffering and agony on thecross, Jesus looked nothing much likeany ruler of our world. Yet, by hisdeath and resurrection, Jesus showedthat he had ultimate power over sinand death, and had won the victoryover these two deadly enemies ofhumanity. Because of this, Jesus is thetrue King of the universe, sovereignover all creation - and he rightlydeserves our worship and ourallegiance.

By his death and resurrection, Jesuswas the servant of the whole world.He calls us to acknowledge him asLord and saviour and, in turn, toserve one another in our communitiesand the places where we live andwork. So let us follow the example ofour Head of State, and let us too trustand follow Jesus, the Servant King, inour lives with humility, perseverance -and joy! May Iwish you all ahappy, peacefuland blessedEaster.

With bestwishes,

Stephen’s Letter

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Church Briefing

Services for March 2016

Friday 4th MarchWomens' World Day of Prayer Service 7.30 pm - Chedworth

Sunday 6th March - Mothering SundayMothering Sunday Family Communion 10.30 am - Coln St Dennis

Sunday 13th March - Lent 5Holy Communion (BCP) 9 am - ChedworthHoly Communion 10.30 am - Coln RogersTea Time Service 4 pm - Chedworth

Sunday 20th March - Palm SundayHoly Communion (BCP) 9 am - StowellPalm Sunday Family Service 10.30 am - ChedworthCelebration of Ministry Service 6 pm - Coln St Dennis

Thursday 24th March - Maundy ThursdayHoly Communion 7pm - Chedworth

Friday 25th March - Good FridayGood Friday Walk 10 am -ChedworthLast Hour 2 pm - Coln Rogers

Sunday 27th March - Easter DayHoly Communion (BCP) 9 am - StowellHoly Communion 10.30 am - ChedworthEaster Praise 6 pm - Coln St Dennis

Sunday 3rd April - Easter 1Holy Communion 10.30 am - Coln St DennisEvensong 6 pm - Coln Rogers


Church Briefing

Lent Course

This year, our Lent Course is calledWorship Matters, and in it we willdiscuss the way we worship God, inthe different types of service we haveat church. This course is for anyonewho is interested in the church andworship, whether you are a regularchurch-goer or an interested enquirer.In the remainder of our series, wehave twoguest speakers booked -Rev’d Pauline Godfrey on prayer(2nd March) and Rev’d David Fordon Holy Communion (9th March).Theremaining sessions are on 2ndMarch, 9th March and 16th Marchat 7.30pm at the Parish Room,Chedworth Vicarage. Everyone iswarmly welcome – no previousexperience of church is needed. Pleasefeel free to attend even if you have notbeen to previous sessions.

Lent Lunches

Our Lent Lunches will take place onTuesdays during Lent – and there arestill three lunches to come - on 1stMarch, 8th March and 15th March,from 12 noon – 2pm.

Venues are as follows:

● 1st March – Kate & MarkRansome, South Hill, Coln StDennis (721067)

● 8th March - Yvonne Stayt,Springfield House, Calves Hill(720454)

● 15th March - Sue Callard, LainesFarm, Chedworth (720468)

All welcome!

Celebration of Ministry Service –20th March

On Palm Sunday – Sunday 20thMarch – there will be a specialCelebration of Ministry Service at6pm at Coln St Dennis, where wewill be joined by the Archdeacon ofCheltenham, the Ven RobertSpringett, and the Rural Dean, theRev’d Katrina Scott, for the Collationof Stephen as the Rector of the Hill& Valley Benefice.

Good Friday Walk

Our Good Friday Walk on 25th

March will commence at the BrewHouse, Lower Chedworth, as usual.With thanks to Huw and Caroline fortheir support.

Yanworth Easter Egg HuntThe Yanworth Easter Egg Hunt andFamily Gathering will take place on

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Easter Saturday(26th March) at4pm. Meet outside St Michael’sChurch, Yanworth. More details fromStephen Goundrey-Smith (720392).Annual Parochial Church MeetingsDuring the Easter season, our AnnualParochial Church Meetings take place.These meetings are where the parishchurches elect their officers and PCCmembers, receive reports reviewingthe previous year, and provide anopportunity to consider the future.Any resident of the parishes orsupporter of our churches canattend these meetings –andeveryone is welcome! TheChedworth APCM is on 20th April at7.30pm at St Andrew’s School, andthe Yanworth APCM is on 26th Aprilat 7.30pm at St Michael’s Church,Yanworth.(Valley APCM date not yetscheduled at time of the H&Vsubmission, but will be publicised). Ifyou are interested in serving on one ofthe church PCCs, please contactStephen.

Choral Evensong with the Choir ofthe Queen’s College, Oxford

On Sunday 1st May at 4.30pm, thechoir of the Queen’s College,Oxford will be joining us for a specialservice of Choral Evensong at StAndrew’s Church, Chedworth.

Confirmation

The Bishop of Gloucester, the RtRev’d Rachel Treweek, will becoming to our parishes in May, whenshe will conduct a confirmationservice at Coln St Dennis on Sunday22nd May. If anyone would like toconsider being confirmed, pleasecontact Stephen on 720392

Advance Notice – St Andrew’sChurch Scarecrow Trail – Saturday9th July

On Saturday 9th July, we will behaving the St Andrew’s ChurchScarecrow Trail, around Chedworth(based at Chedworth Village Hall).Find all the scarecrows in the village!A day of fun for the whole family inaid of St Andrew’s Church. The themethis year will be “Celebrities” Furtherdetails from Irene Catton on 720515.

From the Registers

Baptisms

“You are all children of the light andchildren of the day”. 1 Thessalonians 5v5

Liv Emily Edith Rustad – Baptism –St Andrew’s Church, Chedworth –28th February


Dates for your DiaryDay Time Event Venue

04-Mar 19:30 Tennis Club Social Evening with skittles Seven Tuns04-Mar 19:30-21:30 Charity Concert for Cirencester Scope.

Glos Police Male Voice Choir with guests.Cirencester ParishChurch

05-Mar 10:00-12:00 Table Top Market St Andrew's School06-Mar Mothering Sunday07-Mar 19:30 Chedworth Whist Drive Village Hall09-Mar 19:15 WI Village Hall11-Mar 19:30 Back Row Club "Boyhood" Village Hall14-Mar 19:30 Chedworth Whist Drive (last of season) Bibury Football Club14-Mar 19:30 Parish Council Meeting Village Hall18-Mar 19:30 "Cotswold Churches" - illustrated talk by

Peter JugginsVillage Hall

19-Mar 10:00 Church Spring Clean & Churchyard Maint St Andrew's Church19-Mar 14:00 WI Jumble Sale Village Hall19-Mar 19:00 Chedworth Village Hall 40th Anniversary

Party with illustrated talksVillage Hall

21-Mar 19:30 Annual Parish Meeting Village Hall22-Mar 12:00 Village Agent's Social Lunch Hungry Horse, Seven

Springs23-Mar 10:15-12:15 Mobile Library Village Hall car park23-Mar 15:00 Easter Egg Hunt organised by Chedworth

Pre-SchoolVillage Hall

25-Mar 10:00 Good Friday Walk, starts at Brew House Pancake Hill27-Mar Easter Sunday27-Mar 01:00 Clocks go forward one hour08-Apr 19:30 Back Row Club "Gone Girl" Village Hall10-Apr 10:30 Chedworth Roman Trail 10 mile run Village Hall11-Apr 19:30 Parish Council Meeting Village Hall13-Apr 19:15 WI Village Hall13-Apr 19:30 Chedworth Society AGM Village Hall social room16-Apr Village Tidy Up & Litter Pick organised by

Chedworth Parish Council20-Apr 10:15-12:15 Mobile Library Village Hall car park26-Apr late

afternoonHorticultural Society Garden Visit toDorval House in Sapperton

07-May Gigaclear Demonstration Day (time tbc) Village Hall09-May 19:30 Parish Council Meeting Village Hall

See www.hillandvalley.co.uk for more dates of events

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Domestic Waste &Recycling

Chedworth Area

East of the Fosseway

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St. Andrew’s C of E Primary SchoolI can hardly believethat we are throughSpring Term 3 already!Time certainly does flywhen you're enjoyingyourself! The children

are getting well and truly stuck in totheir topic themes now and areproducing some excellent work.

This term's value of Perseverance hasgiven us a wealth of opportunities toexplore how we can show resilience andrecognise that even though things mightnot always play out in the way weexpect, we will are reminded that 'Whenthe world says give up, hope whispersTry One More Time'.I have asked the children to give you aflavour of what they have learned thisterm. These are some of their responses:

Key things we have learned

Class 1: All about Space - planets are soamazing!

Class 2: The Great Fire of London, wepretended we were there and had tothink about what it was like.

Class 3: Exchanging 100s for 10s inMaths; Subtracting (with expandedmethod); Using really powerfuldescriptions; States of matter and howliquids turn to solids and gas; Fivedifferent types of mountains; Lots ofnew French!; Using frogs to count onand back!

Class 4: Have really enjoyed learning allabout biomes and making our own.

Things we have persevered with

Class 1: Getting better at cooking(Demelza); tying my own apron(Sophie); Saving my money in my piggybank to buy an expensive transformer(Wesley); My Mummy perseveredmaking all the pancakes when a friendcame to tea (Ava).

Class 2: We have persevered with ourlistening skills.

Class 3: My Maths; Spellings;Swimming; ; Times Tables; French;Understanding changes of state; Mythsand Legends in English

Class 4: Things we have perseveredwith- Ordering Decimals (Charlie);Times tables (Josh); Learning myspellings (George ): I really enjoyedpainting the Picasso work. We had topersevere because there was a lot ofdetail." (Elijah)

Highlights from this Term

Class 1: iSingPop was a big hit!

Class 2: "Oh No George!" - we lovethis story, it helped us with our recountwriting; Gymnastics with George (ourfab sports coach!).

Class 3: Swimming; Learning aboutmountains; learning that surgical spiritfreezes at -110?C; programming withScratch; Our Gym team winning thecompetition!

Class 4: Having Y5 only lessons (Troy);Having my Mum as a teacher (Ollie);Cross Country Tournament (Henry);Having a whole day linked to ShroveTuesday with Mrs Brosch (Edward);Performing 'Tripe' (Eli); I really enjoyed

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ISingPop! (Rebecca); I enjoyed thePicasso Art project! (Milo)

Bishop Rachel

What a privilege it was to welcomeBishop Rachel to our school a fewweeks ago. She spent over an hour withus, visiting each class and answeringsome very well thought throughquestions that the children hadprepared. See below! She is a kind, warmhearted and dynamic person andcommunicated with us all in a very non-threatening manner, making everyonefeel completely at ease.

Class 1 - What are your favouritepets? (!!) The children also asked BishopRachel to join in with their Maths game('Guess the name of the shape behindthe curtain'!) which she did with greatenthusiasm!

Class 2 - Is your special hat veryheavy? 'No it isn't very heavy but I do feel abit funny wearing it because it's so tall! BishopRachel spent some time talking with thechildren about the different photographsthey had been looking at before shecame into the classroom and explainedall about the special consecration serviceand how she felt during it.

Class 3 - What does it feel like to beone of the first female Bishops? That'san interesting question because that's a bit likeme asking 'What does it feel like to be you?' Ihaven't really known anything different butwhat I do know is that I'm doing somethingthat God wants me to do and that is a fantasticfeeling!

Class 4 - Have you always wanted tobe a Bishop? No, I haven't! This time lastyear, I had no idea that I was going to be aBishop! You may know what you want to bewhen you're older and you may find that thingschange. For me I felt like God called me to be aBishop. I believe that God created us all to beunique so that wecan offer somethingunique to theworld. I hope youwill find somethingthat you feel is theright thing for you.

ISingPop

Stomach bugs and colds might havebeen doing the rounds but iSingPopfever definitely took hold as weprepared for two fantastic concerts on4th February which I know many of youwill have enjoyed! We sang our littlehearts out - it was an absolute joy to seethe children engage with suchenthusiasm during the sessions as theyrecorded our very own CD and as theyprepared for the concerts along with ourhonorary Class 5 - The Chedworth


St Andrew’s C of E Primary SchoolSingers! The words of the songs areextremely meaningful and complimentthe Christian values are very much at theheart of our school.

Our School Hall transformed into aRecording Studio as we cut our firstalbum! What fun!

Do you have a particular interest thatyou would like to share with thechildren?

Would you be interested in running aclub after school as a way of enhancingthe children's education?

We are always on the look-out to findnew ways of enriching the experiencesthat the children at St Andrew's have. Atpresent we are offering a running club,sports club, choir, reading for pleasureand chess club as well as ballroomdancing and gymnastics. If you have anhour a week that you would like to useto introduce the children to an interestof yours - maybe art or gardening /cooking, we would be delighted to hearfrom you!

Games for Wet Play

We are looking to build up ourcollection of games for our 'Wet Play'boxes so if you have any games at homethat are no longer played with, we would

be very grateful for them to ensure thatour children have fun even when theweather isn't so cheery! Many thanks.

Rugby

A fantastic day was had by all atKingsholm on Saturday as Year 4, 5 & 6went to cheer Gloucester on againstLeicester Tigers. Our day included astadium tour, a Q & A session with twoplayers and, once we were all issued withour own Gloucester Rugby flags, wejogged around the pitch as thespectators in the Shed (who, we weretold are known as 'Shed-Eds'!) chanted'Terry! Terry!' (Terry Fanaloa - playedfor Glos for ten years as well as Samoa;a real legend) and he was actually wasrunning alongside us! We all thoroughlyenjoyed the action of the game itselfand, although Leister Tigers justclinched the victory in the last fewminutes, we all came away buzzing!What an experience! Photos

As you can see, it has been a very fullterm, packed with new experiences thatdeepen our understanding and foster alove of learning. We are certainly in atime of transition as a school and as theGovernors look to appoint a substantiveHead towards the end of the month, Iremain wholeheartedly committed toworking with each stakeholder inmoving the school forward as we embedgood practice, celebrate the children andcreate new opportunities to seekexcellence.Angharad Fitch

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It's Spring again ...

Time to Clean Up on Earth

Come and lend a hand.Join our convivial cleaning

session inSt. Andrew's Church &

Churchyard

Saturday 19th March starting at 10:00amCoffee, Tea and Biscuits provided.Bring your own energy and tools.

Finding out more about God in creative ways.For 4-11 year olds

Every 4th Sunday of the month10.15-11.30 am

In Parish Room at The Vicarage, ChedworthPhone Sally on 720285 to book a place

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Village Hall 40th AnniversaryCHEDWORTH VILLAGE HALL 40th ANNIVERSARYSATURDAY 19 MARCH

The Chedworth Village Hall Committee will be marking the 40th

Anniversary of the opening of the Village Hall with a

Bring and Share Supper PartyBar open

On

Saturday 19 MarchFrom 7pm

Everyone welcome!

Glass of bubbly on arrivalBar open

Illustrated Talksby Peter Juggins and Bryan Bowley

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Chedworth Pre-School

Chinese New Year

We have used all our senses in Pre-School to celebrate the Year of theMonkey in February. Dancing withscarves to dragon music was a newexperience for our children. We tasted

"prawn crackers" (yum!) and played withthe messiest noodles and water mixture.

As you can see from the artwork below,the children have also enjoyed tryingtheir hand at Chinese writing.

Interested in a place at Pre-School?

Chedworth Pre-School is thrivingand we have good numbers ofchildren every day. If you areinterested in a place for your child(two years-school age) please get intouch with our manager, IoneMcMahon, via email:

[email protected] orpop in. We're up at the village hallMonday-Thursday and at StAndrew's School on a Friday.


Wednesday 23rd March 3pm

Chedworth Village Hall

£1 entry per person to include hunt

Prize for best decorated Easter Bonnet

(made at home in advance)

Additional activities, cake stall & refreshments

Proceeds to Chedworth Pre-School - registered charityno 1015187

Easter Egg Hunt

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Chedworth Parish Council

Councillors

Ros Jess (Chairman) 720248David Broad (Vice-Chairman) 720313Adrian Bell 721056Matt Fulford 721134Ian Morgan 720885Clive Poulton 720690Iain Robertson 720683

To contact the Council, email the clerk,Elizabeth Broad ([email protected]), or call her on 720313, or get intouch with any of the councillors directly.

News from our February Meeting

New Housing plan for Fields Roadsite

At our February meeting, landownerTim Hamilton explained his latestproposal for housing on the site adjacentto the parish council land on FieldsRoad.

The new plan (left) includes12 houses which he describedas starter homes.

He said he had been talking toa housing association aboutcreating a development ofshared equity houses whichcould be partly purchased andpartly rented. The plan alsoshows two plots for self-build.

The open market housingshown on the previous schemehas now been removed andMr Hamilton has said that hewould be prepared to enterinto an agreement with theparish council which couldprevent building on the sitefor the foreseeable future.Mr Hamilton explained that he

would only press ahead with the plan ifhe had the support of the village and theparish council has agreed to arrange ameeting, probably later this month,when the proposals can be fullyexplained.


Chedworth Parish Council

Emergency phone line up andrunningThe new phone number, designed tobring you help if you are on your ownand need the defibrillator, is now active.We are told that one third of all 999 callsare from lone rescuers so this numberprovides a way of getting them helpfrom an extra pair of hands whilewaiting for an ambulance.

Make a note by your phone of thenumber to call which is:-01285 610230

The outdoor gym is in place so nowit's over to youHopefully by the time you receive yourHill and Valley the new fitnessequipment will be in place on the

playing field and the weather will haveimproved so that lots of you are using it.We hope that the equipment will giveeveryone in the village another way ofkeeping fit and improving their health.A big thank you to the county councilfor the grant which made the purchaseof the equipment possible and to ourcounty councillor, Paul Hodgkinson,who told us about the grant and helpedus secure it.We are also grateful to the tennis clubfor offering to keep the grass around theequipment cut.

Litter pick plannedThe parish council is hoping to organisea litter pick on Saturday 16th April andwill be looking for people to help out. Ifwe get enough volunteers then it need

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not be too big a task for anyone so ifyou think you would be able to helpkeep an eye out for further details in theApril Hill and Valley.We are also trying to encourage dogowners tidy up the village by providing adog waste bin near the village hallcrossroads. The bin is being providedthanks to a grant from CotswoldDistrict Council.

County says 'No' to footpathdiversionThe application to divert the footpathwhich runs in front of the newChedworth House in Lower Chedworthhas been rejected.The application to divert KCH47 wasopposed by the parish council and a

number of residents and the parishcouncil has been informed that theapplication was refused because 'legaltests for confirmation would not bemet'.

ExBox defibrillator working againThe defibrillator at the old phone box inLower Chedworthis now working again.

Annual Parish MeetingThe Annual Parish meeting will takeplace on March 21st . The meeting is anopportunity to look back over the pastyear, get reports from the various villagecharities and for villagers to raise anyissues.

Ros Jess, Chairman


An Illustrated Talk by Peter Juggins

Friday 18th March at 7.30pm.

Chedworth Village Hall

Bar opens 7.00pm

Tickets £5 from

Sue Callard 01285 720468 andIrene Catton 01285 720515.

Peter was born and bred inChedworth and spent all

his working life as a skilledmason working on manyprominent houses, buildingsand churches in the Cotswoldsincluding Chedworth,Cirencester and Fairford.

In aid of Friends of St.Andrew’s Church (FoStA)

An illustrated talk by Peter Juggins“Cotswold Churches”

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Chedworth Oil ClubAmendment to Constitution

Following last months noticeproposing an amendment to ourconstitution, there have been noobjections to this, but severalmessages supporting the change.

The CHOC Constitution has nowbeen updated accordingly with thethe following change:

Funds will be allocated to villageorganisations which in the opinion ofthe Committee fulfil the mainobjective which is to be for the

benefit of Chedworth Village.Fossebridge, Chedworth Laines, ColnSt. Dennis, Yanworth and Calcot arealso eligible for funds under the samerules but this will be capped at 15%of the annual rebate with no annualcarry over.

Thanks to all who voted.

Phillip Needham

Chedworth Oil Club

[email protected]

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Chedworth Cricket Club have theirpre-season net practice sessionsstarting on Thursday 31st March at7pm. These sessions will run for fourweeks, finishing just before the newseason commences. If you are, orknow a potential player, we would beglad to see you there.

Sue Drinkwater, our scorer for manyyears has been appointed as WorcesterCounty Cricket Club's scorer. Wecongratulate Sue on her appointmentand thank her for all she has done forChedworth Cricket Club.

This does mean however, that we are

currently without ascorer, so if anyonereading this would beinterested, please let usknow.

Our captain for the forthcomingseason is Chris Heaps, taking overfrom his brother Daniel. Thanks toDaniel for captaining the side in ourfirst venture into the County Leagueand best of luck to Chris this season.

Clive Poulton continues his role asChairman of Chedworth Cricket Club.

Chris Miles

Chedworth Cricket Club


Your Gardening Tips

YOUR GARDENINGTIPSFOR MARCH 2016

Let’s hope that the spring bringssome sunny dryweather so that we can get onwith those gardeningtasks that will bring forth ahealthy crop of flowersand vegetables later in the year.

● Plant shallots, onions and ear-ly potatoes, if the ground isnot too soggy

● Start brassicas and lettuces offin doors

● Plant summer flowering bulbs● Protect new spring shoots

from slugs● Tackle the early emergence of

weeds, especially beforemulching.

● Lift and divide overgrownlumps of perennials.

● If not already done, cut sum-mer and autumn floweringclematis back to lowest pair ofstrong buds above groundlevel.

● Sow sweet peas outside● Feed roses as they come into

growth. This the best monthfor planting roses in heavysoils or cold areas.

● Feed shrubs, hedges and espe-cially newly planted trees witha balanced fertiliser such asGrowmore or Blood Fish &Bone.

● Late March is the time to ap-ply a high nitrogen fertilizer toyour lawn, after raking out thedead grass and moss.

● This is a good month to sowan annual wild flower meadowor border.

Simon ColbeckChairman Chedworth & DistrictHORTSOC

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Heading hereChedworth Society AGMANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

The 46th Annual General Meeting ofthe Chedworth Society will take placein the Social Room of the Village Hallon:

Wednesday 13th April 2016 at7.30pm.

AGENDA

1. Apologies.2. Minutes of the 45th Annual GeneralMeeting.3. Chairman's Report4. Hon Secretary's Report5. Hon Treasurer's Report.6. Election of Officers (see notes 1 &2)7. Election of Committee Members(see note 3)8. Decision on the future of the waterwheel opposite the 7 Tuns (see note 5)9. Open discussion for members'suggestions, comments and ideas (seenote 4)10. Any Other Business (see note 4)

Notes:

1. In accordance with Rule 6 of theSociety's Constitution, the Officers(Chairman,Hon Secretary and HonTreasurer) relinquish their offices atthe AGM. Yvonne Stayt and DaveWhittles have indicated that they arewilling to serve again. Ian Morgan has

indicated that he would like to stepdown as Hon Treasurer

2. Nominations for a new Treasurerare welcome, supported by a proposerand Seconder, to Dave Whittles please([email protected])

3. The Society is pleased to acceptfurther nominations which areaccordingly invited for committeemembership; these can be sent to mebefore hand or may be tabled at theAnnual General Meeting.

4. To ensure members issues are givenproper attention it would be helpful ifsubjects to be raised under items 8 &9 are notified to me before themeeting.

This will aid the smooth running ofthe meeting and enable your item tobe given our full attention.

5. The society has taken soundings inthe village, both on email and face toface. The majority of those who haveexpressed an opinion have indicatedthat the costs outweigh any visual


Chedworth Society AGMamenity and that the wheel should beremoved. The committee would liketo make a decision on the water wheelat the AGM and would welcome finalsubmissions for its retention andupgrade or its removal. Last estimatesput refurbishment costs at c£3,500,with an ongoing public liabilityinsurance cost of £375 per annum. Ifthe decision is that the wheel shouldbe removed the committee wouldwelcome offers of help in its removal,

or indeed offers for a new home,perhaps as a garden feature.

We are a small committee, and wouldwelcome new members. Pleaseseriously consider putting your nameforward, it is not unduly onerous weusually meet 6 times a year.

A successful Society needs regularchange with new active members.

Dave Whittles 01285 [email protected]

Photography Classes

To give those planning to enter the photographic section ofthe HORTOC Show in August, listed below are the themesfor classes 120-129

● Reflections●Ancient Tree● Farmer’s Market● Cotswold Barn● Country Path● Sweetpeas● Bird of Prey● Thunder in the Air● Pond Life●Hanging Basket

Chedworth Horticultural Society

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Chedworth W.I.

WI Report for February

Our February meeting was an openmeeting (open to non members),this proved popular and 40 peopleenjoyed an interesting talk withbeautiful wildlife photographsfrom local Gamekeeper, AdamTatlow from Guiting Power.

His photographs are excellent andhis talent has been discovered byThe National Press, he told us thatin an interview with a Daily MailJournalist he mentioned that hisskills as a gamekeeper and wildlifephotographer included ‘calling thedeer’ with a certain sound, and tohis dismay the headline was‘Gamekeeper turns photographer,amazing pictures by Dr Doolittle’,the Telegraph also took up theheadline, since the story his workcolleagues have given himrelentless teasing.

We loved the photography andwere shown fox cubs, roe deerfawns, sheep dog puppies and hisbest selling photographs of hares,one of note is Hares in Snow. Allcan be found on his detailedwebsite, and his cards are on sale inthe Chedworth Farm shop.

Adam`s prime photo is named`Roe Deer Fawn in Corn and itwas chosen for one of the photosin the Countryfile Calendar for2010, a remarkable talent and anenjoyable evening.

On March 9th, the Knitting Groupare meeting in the ChedworthFarm shop 10am - 12 noon,

All welcome, even non knitters andthere is an idea for knitters andpompom makers to make buntingsfor the WI celebration for theQueen’s 90th Birthday in June.

Another date for your diary isSaturday March 19th for the annualRummage Sale starting at 2pm.

Sales items to be taken toChedworth village hall at 10am.

Our next meeting is on WednesdayMarch 9th with a talk titled

My Life as a Greek Travel Repfrom Kathy Butterworth which willbe full of amusing stories.

Please come and enjoy, newmembers and local visitors arewelcome.


WI Jumble Sale

Elderberries

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Chedworth Show

THE 2016CHEDWORTH

SHOW

IS

COMING!

Table Top Market

Saturday 27th August the new 2016 Chedworth Show -Coming to the Village Hall and

elsewhere in Chedworth

Celebrate with events, music and lotsof fun. Come along and bring yourfriends.

From the traditional show ofproduce, crafts, art, cookery, toclassic cars, wacky races, children’sactivities, dog shows, great foodand more!

This is a chance for you to enjoy theday and put something back our

community by helping before and duringthe day itself.

Look out for more information in the months ahead. If you would like to bringan attraction to the Show, work with others to create an activity or be anotherpair of hands then email us at [email protected] .



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Horticultural Society Garden VisitsChedworth & District HorticulturalSociety Garden Visits 2016

I hope to provide some very interestinggardens for this year, including somespecial ones, which are not open to thepublic.

We start the year on Tuesday 26th Aprilto tour the very special garden ofDorval House, Sapperton, lateafternoon (parking at church) whichinclude a woodland walk to includegrotto and statuary, then down to PrimaVera, The Flower Garden, Down Belowand the bank. This garden is in a veryspecial setting and has good structureand year round interest. By kindpermission of Mrs Mary Haynes whowill provide refreshments. Entry £5 toMaggies Cancer Charity.Wednesday 18th May afternoon– TheOld Rectory, Naunton A truly

beautiful garden designed by DanPearson, featured in The PrivateGardens of England book. Neveropened to the public. So special visit forlimited group of 15 people based onfirst come first served. Introduction byowner Angela Cronk and tour by JackyMills their gardener, followed byrefreshments on the terrace.By kind permission of Mr & MrsMichael Cronk Entry £10 to St AndrewsPCC Naunton.

Friday 17th June 6p.m.– ThroughamCourt, CranhamThe Hort. Soc. last visited this garden in2009 but Dr. Christine Facer-Hoffmanhas recently added a North AmericanWildflower border to the rest of theinteresting features for us to enjoy.Refreshments and canapés will beincluded at the end of our tour, which

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hopefully should be a wonderfulsummer evening. £10 members

Friday 22nd July afternoon– BowoodHouse.We couldn’t complete our garden toursthis year without featuring a garden bythe greatest Landscape Architect of alltime!. This is an afternoon visit for us tocelebrate the 300th Anniversary of thebirth of the genius Lancelot ‘Capability’Brown. We will arrive by coach andenjoy tea/coffee on arrival and then betaken at 3p.m. On a 90 minuteCapability tour around the beautifullandscape. There is also a CapabilityTour exhibition in the house to enjoyfollowed by cream tea at £24.50 toinclude coach by kind permission ofLord Lansdowne

Don’t forget non-members are verywelcome, but it is cheaper to join andyou enjoy subsidised members prices asabove. It would be great to see somenew faces and come and see a variety ofdifferent gardens for inspiration for yourown.

To become a member please contactSophie Blackwell on 720626 [email protected]

Or please contact me to book our Mayand July visits.There will be more information inApril’s Hill & Valley

Sue [email protected]

THE VILLAGE AGENT SOCIALLUNCH will be on Tuesday 22nd Marchat midday at the Hungry Horse.

COTSWOLD FRIENDS.

Have a new Active Friends Group forpeople who would like to get out more.They are setting up walking groups andchair aerobics for people who needsome help to get some exercise.They also have Volunteers who can takethose unable to get to activities due toisolation or mobility to go swimming,for a walk or play a few holes of golf.

If you would like to find out more, orare interested in volunteering to helpothers take part please contact:Wendy on 01608 651745email wendy@ cotswoldfriends.org

Easter is just round the corner , let’shope we have some nice spring weatherfor it.

Best wishes for a Happy Easter

Cynthia 07776245780 email:[email protected]

Village and Community Agent


Hill & Valley Tennis ClubChairman's noteThe anticipated new challenges Imentioned last month, eg. a new roofcovering on the pavilion, has taken on anew sense of urgency after the recenthigh winds tore off some of the felt. Atemporary repair is in place and adecision is now required before the endof February as to what and when thewhole roof covering will be replaced.With the days getting longer and animprovement in the weather, I lookforward to seeing you on court now thenew season has begun.Graham Stock (Chairman)2016 SubscriptionsSubscriptions for this year are now due.If you are renewing your membershipfrom last year, then please use the 2016Membership Renewal Form. If youare applying for membership, thenplease use the 2016 New MembershipApplication Form. For furtherinformation, contact Fred Shaftoe Membership Sec. 01285-720074Friday Afternoon TennisThe new Friday afternoon mixedsocial tennis is from 1pm to 4pm andall are welcome. This has got off to agood start. However, it has been a littleweather dependant and we are hopingfor better conditions as we go throughMarch into April. Contact RosemaryScott-Smith if you are interested injoining in.Social EventTennis Club Social EveningSkittles and Bar Snacks in the SevenTunsFriday, 4th March, 7.30pm

Stroud Sunday Winter League2015/16To date, we have won 9 matches, drawn2 and still have 1 left to play, but weprobably won't know how well we havedone until the end of March when theseason has ended. Thank you so muchto the 20 people that have played so far.All home matches have now beenplayed so Sunday mornings are back tothe usual 10 am start time.Coln Valley Mixed DoublesTournamentI know it's maybe a bit early to bethinking about this, but some of youmight want to plan your holidays aroundthis year's date and the importantinformation you need is that thetournament is on Saturday 11th June2016. Let's hope for some dry weather!This is the club's main fundraiser, soyour support both on and off the courtis appreciated.Club CoachingAdult coaching will begin the last weekin February for five weeks with Hilary.Contact Hilary Swan on 01242-890213for further information.Dates and times for other coaching in2016 should appear in the next editionof this magazine.Summer LeaguesBoth the men’s and ladies summerleagues will be up and running againtowards the end of April. If you areinterested in playing, please contactGraham or Allison Stock on 01451860903.

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Back Row Club

Singing in a choir has been shown to benefit yourhealth & happiness so why not join the Chedworth Singers!

There is no audition and you don't have to be able to read music, just awillingness to have a go! Male voices whether bass or tenor, are especiallywelcome but we are happy to see anyone. For details visit our website -www.chedworthsingers.co.uk or call Neil Irving on 01285 720403 for a chat.

So why not come along one Thursday evening at 8pm (term time) to StAndrew's School and just have a go - it might change your life for the better!

Chedworth Singers

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Active Together by Cotswold

‘Active Together’

By Cotswold Friends

A recent research study and report onloneliness and isolation in the CotswoldDistrict (that we contributed to) foundthat some areas of high need have littleor no access to social groups. Whilst weoffer many community transport,community events and social groups inthe Cotswold area, that aresupplemented by our befriendingscheme and carer respite services in theCotswolds and parts of WestOxfordshire, it would benefit existingand new clients to be able to offer morephysically active social events such as:

Bowls Golf

Fitness Yoga

Walking

We refer to this programme as ActiveFriends.

Our overall aim of this project isto:

• Support and act upon thefindings of research that clearlyshows a need for such socialclubs and events to helpalleviate the pressure on GP’sand nurses in the county

• To support those in thecommunity with mental healthissues and dementia relatedillnesses

• To offer more social eventsand clubs that will attractvulnerable, isolated and lonelyolder men in the community

The community benefits of thisprogramme would include:

• Reduction of health issues inolder residents eg: weightcontrol, mobility, mentalstimulation.

• Reduction in the number ofGP visits

• Offer dementia friendlyactivities

• Creates further carer respitetime allocation

• Helps in our mission ofovercoming loneliness andisolation

• Further supports well-beingand independent living

-To get in touch about this project,please contact,

Wendy Sherwood, 01608 651745


Maggie’s Poem

February Puzzle Solutions

Wet Wet Wet

So far the winter has been very wetBut we could get some snow showers yet

Snowdrops now getting past their bestA lovely show we have been blessed

Daffodils are coming up before their timeSo our wet weather has suited them fineNew buds on the trees are shooting fastHope no strong frosts before winter past

A bit depressing these dull dark daysNot much sun our spirits to raise

Still we think of others no food and no homeOutside in a tent nowhere to roam

Our blessings are many in more ways than oneGod sends us his blessings as we wait for the sun


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Classified AdvertsThese adverts are available to residents of the Hill & ValleyParishes at a cost of £2.00. Please email your advert text to

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Charlotte Jones PhysiotherapyPhysiotherapy, Sports Injury& Craniosacral Therapy Clinic

Over 22 years experience treating a wide variety of clients from babies toProfessional athletes to the elderly. Conditions treated include; sports injuries,

acute injuries, chronic pain, back and neck pain, whiplash, arthritis, muscleand ligament injuries, Vestibular conditions (dizziness)

Flexible appointments and home visits available contact:

Charlotte Jones 07702 444416 Birchwood, Fields Road, Chedworth, GL54 4NQSheila Beer 01285 713010 also at: Hilary Cottage Surgery, Keble Lawns,Email: [email protected] Fairford.


RENDCOMB STORE & POST OFFICEERIC & PAM DUKES 01285 831853

Bread, Pastries, Cakes, Baguettes & Rolls freshly baked on the premises.Freshly cut filled Baguettes and Sandwiches. Hot & Cold Drinks.

Fresh Milk, Eggs, Yoghurt & Butter from the local farm.Selection of Wines & Spirits, Beers & Lagers, etc.

We are Agents for Dry Cleaning and Repairsand also have a laminating and colour photo copying service.

Please phone if you would like to order our freshly baked bread.

Shop Open Mon - Fri 7.30am - 5.30pm Sat 7.30am - 4.30pmPost Office Open Mon - Fri 8.00am - 5.00pm Sat 8.00am - 1.00pm

At Regency, we design, makeand install hand-made countrykitchens turning your perfectvision into a reality.Call us today for a designconsultation in the comfort ofyour own home.

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DINNER PARTIES, SHOOT LUNCHES, BUFFETS,CANAPES, PICNICS.

OVER 20 YEARS EXPERIENCEFOR ALL YOUR CATERING NEEDS contact me….

01285 720350 [email protected]

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A very warm welcome awaitsat this famous Inn


CENTRAL TREE SERVICESR J Handy

Your Local Arborist

14 The Hemplands, ChedworthNr Cheltenham, Glos, GL54 4NH

01285 720629 Mobile: 07717 716444

Established 1978

All aspects of tree work undertaken by fully trainedoperatives

Free quotations – Fully insured

R J HANDYYour local log merchant

supplying seasoned hard wood logssince 1963

logs cut to required size

01285 720629 or 07717 716444

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SECRETARY/ADMINISTRATOR/PA

● Regular or ad hoc hours / short or long term contract● PA support for private individuals● Business administration and secretarial assistance● Extensive family, rural and corporate experience● Holiday and maternity cover● Complete confidentiality

To discuss your requirements call Sandi Warrington on 07544 908339Email: [email protected]



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Oil Tank Replacements“From a new gauge to a complete installation”

• Disposal of old oil tanks • Steel & plastic storage tanks• Fuel transfers to suit all budgets• 24hr leaking tank service • New gauges, valves & fittings• New bases • Replacement pipe work• Fire walls • Annual Maintenance• Relocations • OFTEC Registered

Please contact Calves Hill Ltd on 24HR 01285 720200for a quotation and site survey without obligation

Ben StevensPainter and Decorator

[email protected]

01285 671492 / 07584 126881



Northleach Mower ServicesCirencester RoadNorthleachGloucestershire01451 860392 - 01451 860427

COUNTAX GARDEN TRACTOR MAIN DEALER

A local family run business with over 40 years experience of gardenmachinery maintenance

Large selection of Brush Cutters / Strimmers and Lawn Mowersalways available

Please ring us - we collect and deliver to your homeHayter • Lawn King • Castel • Honda •Mountfield • Westwood • Atco

Qualcast • Wheelhorse • Murray • Toro • Flymo

Eric Loving & SonCirencester Road Garage

Northleach

KEEP YOUR MOTORING COSTS DOWN

Now operating Tow Truck recovery servicesOur car repair workshops are offering while you wait

M.O.T. Testing £39.95Car & Van Servicing, Repairs, Welding,Cam Belts, Brakes, Exhaust, Batteries,

Tyres, 4 Wheel Alignment, Punctures, Aircon Regas

Free collection from local area - To book an appointment please call01451 860392

www.ericlovingandson.co.uk

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Do you have a mole problem?With over 30 years experience in traditional mole control I can

effectively, discreetly and humanely remove the culprit(s)!

No gas, chemicals or poisons used and completely safe tochildren and pets.

NO MOLE - NO FEEFully insured and references availableTelephone: 07766 132934 (Days)

01285 770968 (Evenings)

Member of the British Traditional Molecatchers RegisterMember of the Guild of British Molecatchers

BPCA/RSPH level 2 certificate in pest control

Call now for a free, no obligation site survey and quotewww.gbestateservices.com

C.M. Smith Plumbing & HeatingEstablished 1983

Gas Safe & OFTEC Registered

Over 40 years of experienceAll aspects of domestic plumbing & heating repairs

Complete central heating & boiler installationsComplete bathroom installations

Underfloor heating systems & unvented hot water systems

Contact Chris on:01285 655590 or 07971 233160

email [email protected] visit www.cmsmithplumbing.co.uk


NewspapersMagazines

Deliveries to Chedworth,Withington and Compton Abdale

Seven days a week

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Top MarksCarpentry and Maintenance

All aspects of carpentry atcompetitive rates

Contact Mark Hughes on07779 227538 / 01531 248328

[email protected]

Fergusson coal - prepacked fuel ina bag (all bags 25kg):House Coal Doubles £9.50Premium House Coal £10.00Anthracite Stove Nuts £11.00Anthracite Ovoids £11.50Surefire £12.00

SAVE £££s ONHOUSEHOLD FUELS

Orders & enquiries:Please call PhilipKing Farm Serviceson 01242 890343or 07860 302841

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Total Body ConditioningHealth - Fitness - Therapy

* IMPROVED GENERAL HEALTH* WEIGHT LOSS

* INCREASED FITNESS AND STRENGTH* COMPETITION PERFORMANCE

* SPORTS THERAPY* PERSONALISED PROGRAMME

Classes at Chedworth Village Hall Tuesday 7.30pm & Friday 9.30amFor enquiries please contact STEVE DOOLAN – 07701 072935 or visit

farpeakfitness.co.uk

Bed and BreakfastAvailable at Shrove Cottage, Pancake Hill

Self-contained,detached studioAccommodation

with new bathroom,kitchen/bedroom areaBeautiful views up the

Chedworth Valley

Contact Ros and Hugh on(01285) 720237

www.shrovecottage.co.uk


THE COTSWOLD PHARMACYMarket Place, Northleach

01451 860295www.thecotswoldpharmacy.co.uk

NHS Services: Prescriptions andadvice, FREE Stop Smoking Service,

FREE Chlamydia Screening &Treatment.

Private Services (No prescriptionneeded): Anti-Malarial tablets, ErectileDysfunction tablets. We we also do:

Passport photos, Digital photo printing,Cards, Gifts & Dry cleaning.

Dickenson LandscapingLandscape Design & Construction

Paving, Fencing, Driveways,Walling, Tree & Hedge Work.Mini Digger for Excavations,

Levelling Ponds etc.

With Over 20 years Experience inCotswold Gardens

Contact: Philip DickensonTel: 01285 644701

Mob: 07976 [email protected]

Kay PooleEquine &

GardeningAll aspects of horse careand garden maintenance

07854 68950701285 720625

DIGGING!Foundations Driveways

Drainage Patios

For more information contactAlfie Stebbings

01285 821097 / 07767 640696

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jb projectsDecorating, property maintenanceand enhancement—inside and out

Handyman projects around the home with attention to detail

John Bougheyt: 01285 721218 m: 07545 802002 e: [email protected]

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Specialist CarpentryServices

Extensions : RefurbishmentLoft Conversions : Kitchens/

BathroomRoofing : Carpentry/Joinery

Tel: 01242 890329Mobile: 07973 226384

Email: [email protected] 1983

Decorator available…

25+ years experience.Friendly, reliable, reasonable

rates.Please phone

Lindsey James Cookon 01451 860610

[email protected]


ISLE OF JURAHoliday Cottage

Traditional Scottish farmhouse withoutstanding views, minutes fromthe sea.Sleeps 8 (+2)Available for self-catering holidays.

For more details see:www.juraholidaycottage.co.ukor ring Sally on 01285 720247

SEE Electrics LtdELECTRICAL CONTRACTORS

Domestic, Commercial, AgriculturalLighting Design and Installation

NICEIC Approved Including Part PPeriodic Testing and Certification

Fire Alarms and Emergency LightingCALL GARY SEE ON 07976 268928 01285 740167

email: [email protected]

Norman, Trotman & Hughes(Formerly of J W Sly & Sons)

Funeral DirectorsAlbert Collins

Funeral Director

Private Chapel of Rest - Independent Family Business24 hour Personal Service - Golden Charter Funeral Plans

Walton House Barn, Northleach, Glos. GL54 3EYTel: 01451 860288 Email: [email protected]

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Baldwin Houseb e d a n d b r e a k f a s t

Family run, dog friendly, B&B inChedworth, lovely views, ideal base for

walking or exploring the Cotswolds.

Contact Caroline Baker on01285 720484 or 07733 322176www.baldwinhousebandb.co.uk

HOLIDAY LETEmma’s Cottage,

Middle Chedworth, GL54 4AL

Sleeps Four, Lovely Views

Contact:Myra Bye

01285 851605email: [email protected]

www.holidaycottages.co.uk


Quality garden furniture•

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Little Owl Logs

Top quality seasoned logs and kindling fromyour local firewood merchant.

For more information contact Neil on01285 721055 or 07778 629079 or visit

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