P eter and Marian Green at LEFT guarantee a warm welcome at their historic and attractive newly refurbished Plough Inn in the pictureque village of Shalbourne where they have built up an excellent business with delicious home cooked meals. The proof is in the pudding and the test is the continuity of returning visitors. Their lamb dishes have attracted repeat visits from New Zealanders!. The Plough is presenting a pie night on Saturdays for just £6. Steak, ale and Stilton, creamy chicken and mushroom topped with freshly baked puff pastry served from 6-9pm and there is live music in the bar from 9pm. Every Wednesday between 6 and 9pm there are fish and chips in the basket for only £4. This issue: Friday, May 18 to 25, 2012 VOL 19: 950 UK NO.1 Advertising closes for next issue on Friday, May 18 at 5pm. in the 60 th Year of our Queen’s Reign and the 21 st year of advertising service in Hungerford Your most up-to-date FREE guide to sales and services THE HUNGERFORD ADVISER KITCHENS Ltd A ORN WORKSHOP AND SHOWROOM Newbury 01635 49448 3 THE PADDOCK, HAMBRIDGE RD, NEWBURY www.akornkitchens.co.uk “You don’t have to move to improve your home” KITCHENS, BEDROOMS & HOME STUDY CABINETRY MOT TEST ONLY £25.00 CALL MOT HOTLINE ON 01488 648055 fresh food, prepared and served with care served Italian style 117 High Street, Hungerford, Berkshire, RG17 0LZ. Tel: 01488 682721 www.casanova-restaurant.co.uk Fresh Brixham Fish Avebury Rocks 2 Saturday 7th July 2012 All day walk starts at 8.00am Concert from 6.00pm till 10.00pm starring The Levellers Take part in the best walk yet devised in the North Wilts Downs and walk through 5000 years of magical history Raise money for the Prospect Hospice and CALM and contribute to a better commuunity for all Listen to some of the finest musicians the UK has to offer - along with FREE* entry to the finale concert in the heart of Avebury. *Free entry for all walkers See www.aveburyrocks.org or Sound Knowledge, Hughenden Yard - 01672 511106 for registration or concert tickets Traditional Fish and Chips and much, much more! Mr Fry’s - The Hungerford Chippie Why not call 01488 683237 and collect your order Opening times: Mon-Sat 11:45-2pm and 5pm-9pm The home of the LARGE FISH Large Fish with Regular Chips £6 only ONLY £6.00 ONLY £6.00 S tar attraction at this year’s Avebury Rocks on July 7th will be The Levellers, who are one of the biggest and best festival draws in the Country. Still holding the record for attendance for a mainstage performance at Glastonbury of over 120,000 people, in July they appear in the heart of Avebury for a slightly smaller crowd to make sure Avebury really rocks. The impressive line-up at Avebury also includes: Mike Peters, lead singer from rock bands The Alarm and Big Country; our own Nick Harper local singer/song writer and son of legendary singer Roy; .... continued on page 3. AVEBURY SET TO REALLY ROCK WARM WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT SHALBOURNE’S PLOUGH INN
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Peter and Marian Green at LEFT guarantee a warm
welcome at their historic and attractive newly refurbished Plough Inn in the pictureque village of Shalbourne where they have built up an excellent business with delicious home cooked meals.
The proof is in the pudding and the test is the continuity of returning visitors. Their lamb dishes have attracted repeat visits from New Zealanders!.
The Plough is presenting a pie night on Saturdays for just £6. Steak, ale and Stilton, creamy chicken and mushroom topped with freshly baked puff pastry served from 6-9pm and there is live music in the bar from 9pm.
Every Wednesday between 6 and 9pm there are fi sh and chips in the basket for only £4.
This issue: Friday, May 18 to 25, 2012 VOL 19: 950 UK NO.1 Advertising closes for next issue on Friday, May 18 at 5pm.
in the 60th Year of our Queen’s Reignand the 21st year of advertising service in Hungerford
Your most up-to-date FREE guide to sales and services
THE HUNGERFORD
ADVISERKITCHENS Ltd
A ORN
WORKSHOP AND SHOWROOM
Newbury 01635 49448 3 THE PADDOCK, HAMBRIDGE RD, NEWBURY www.akornkitchens.co.uk
“You don’t have to move to improve your home”
KITCHENS, BEDROOMS & HOME STUDY CABINETRY
MOT TEST ONLY
£25.00CALL MOT HOTLINE
ON
01488 648055
fresh food, prepared and served with careserved Italian style
All day walk starts at 8.00amConcert from 6.00pm till 10.00pm
starring The Levellers
Take part in the best walk yet devised in the North Wilts Downs and walk through 5000 years
of magical history
Raise money for the Prospect Hospice and CALM and contribute to a better commuunity for all
Listen to some of the fi nest musicians the UK has to offer - along with FREE* entry to the fi nale concert in the heart
of Avebury. *Free entry for all walkers
See www.aveburyrocks.org or Sound Knowledge, Hughenden Yard - 01672 511106
for registration or concert tickets
Traditional Fish and Chips and much, much more!Mr Fry’s - The Hungerford Chippie
Why not call 01488 683237 and collect your orderOpening times: Mon-Sat 11:45-2pm and 5pm-9pm
The home of the LARGE FISHLarge Fish with Regular Chips £6 onlyONLY
£6.00ONLY £6.00
Star attraction at this year’s Avebury Rocks on July 7th will be The Levellers, who are one of the biggest and best festival draws in the Country. Still holding the record for
attendance for a mainstage performance at Glastonbury of over 120,000 people, in July they appear in the heart of Avebury for a slightly smaller crowd to make sure Avebury really rocks.
The impressive line-up at Avebury also includes: Mike Peters, lead singer from rock bands The Alarm and Big Country; our own Nick Harper local singer/song writer and son of legendary singer Roy; .... continued on page 3.
AVEBURY SET TO REALLY ROCK
WARM WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT SHALBOURNE’S PLOUGH INN
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... Continued from Page 1Cy Curnin and Jamie West-Oram of the rock band The Fixx who have
countless top ten hits in the USA and are still rocking from Hawaii to New York regularly and Swans in Flight – an acclaimed acoustic duo. Also appearing is George Wilding – up and coming star from Avebury who opened the show so impressively last year. More acts are yet to be confirmed.
Avebury Rocks is an all day event starting with a 20 mile sponsored walk from Avebury across our beautiful, historic downland with some of the musicians playing and singing en route. The music stop at Milk Hill will be the highest gig in Wiltshire while the lunch stop will be on top of Adams Grave the iron age hill fort overlooking Alton Barnes and its white horse. Here the five mile walkers will join the group and return via East Kennet and Silbury Hill. Walkers should register at www.lovehopestrength.co.uk.
The concert begins at 6pm at Avebury Sports Field next to the South West quadrant of The Henge. All pre-registered walkers will have free entry to the concert. Tickets for the concert are now on sale at Sound Knowledge in Marlborough, Holmes Music in Swindon, Avebury village shop or online at www.prospect-hospice.net/aveburyrocks. Adults pay £25, under 14’s are half price and under 5’s are free.
This is the second Avebury Rocks event. Last year it raised over £30,000 for Prospect Hospice at Wroughton. This year profits will support Prospect Hospice again and also CALM a children’s cancer and leukaemia charity based in Swindon.
The event is jointly organized by members of Marlborough and Swindon Thamesdown Rotary Clubs, Love Hope Strength Foundation, the National Trust, Prospect Hospice, Friends of the Ridgeway and Avebury residents.
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29: Croft Green Bowling 2.30pm 29: Croft Green Bowling 6.15pm31: Croft Green Bowling 2pm31: Probus - Short history of automata
JUNE 20123: HEAT walk 10am Town Hall steps6: Marlb WI Wesley Hall 7.30pm6: Hung’d WI Crft Hll 7.30pm7: HEAT Green Drinks 8pm The Plume9: Marlb Embroidery Guild9: Conc’t Holy Cross Ramsb’y11: Marlb. Hung. ladies’ lunch at Bear11: Marlb Embroidery Guild15: Croft Films - My Week with Marilyn19: Marlb Embroidery Guild19: MU “Elaine & friends”, CHall 143023: Spirals Craft Fair & Refreshments 10-4pm HTH24: Hung’d Farmers Mkt25: Marlb Embroidery Guild28: Probus - Apulia29: Open Mic night - MTFC29: Croft Films - Coriolanus29: Hungerford Arts Festival 29 June-22 July www.hadcaf.co.uk
from hungerfordSun May 20 Isle of Wight (Godshill, Ventnor & Ryde)Sun May 27 South Devon Tour (Dartmouth & Kingsbridge
plus ferry)Sun June 3 London - Queen’s Diamond Jubilee WeekendTue June 5 London - Queen’s Diamond Jubilee Weekend
Three Cunard Liners Boat TripWed June 6 BrightonThur June 7 Leonardo da Vinci: London
London (Shopping)Kensington (Museums)London Zoo
Fri June 8 Dickens Festival, RochesterSun June 17 Dorset & Devon Coast Tour
Sat June 9 42nd Street, OxfordRock of Ages, London
Sat June 16 Ghost, LondonSat June 23 Wicked, London
Billy Elliot, LondonSat June 30 Les Miserables, LondonSat July 7 Midnight Tango, BristolSun July 8 The Lion King, London
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May 24th: JOANNE HARRIS The bestselling author who wrote Chocolat will be talking about her newnovel Peaches for Monsieur Le Cure. Tickets £5. French wine available to buy by the glass. 7pm in The Town Hall
May 24th: DICK & JAMES STRAWBRIDGETV presenter, Masterchef fi nalist and Eco- Engineer (and owner of the best moustache on television) will be with his son James signing copies of their new series on local produce, ‘Made at Home’. Meet the exuberant pair at Cobbs Farm
from 2pm – 3.30pm. (Free Event)
MAY 29th: KATE SUMMERSCALE – NEW DATE!!!Highly publicised in the na� onal papers and radio, Mrs Robinson’s Disgrace is the fascina� ng account of how a frustrated Victorian lady destroyed her reputa� on by recording her aff airs. The author of the award- winning Suspicions of Mr Whicher will be talking to Caroline Franklin from the Newbury Weekly News. Cro� Hall 7pm. Tickets £5
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COLLEGE DEVELOPMENT DELAYEDHungerford’s John O’Gaunt Community Technology College expansion plans have received a set-back through lack of funding and the project is on hold until 2013/14 fi nancial year. The school is planning a music, drama, learning resource centre and sixth form facilities.THERE’S A RUN AFOOTPlans are under way for a Hungerford run as part of HADCAF. Cr Benneyworth told the Hungerford Town Council’s recreation, amenities and war memorials committee hat the run would receive publicity.
CHAMBER TO HELP WITH CARNIVALHungerford chamber of Commerce is expected to take over running Hungerford’s annual carnival.Hungerford Round Tble told a recent chamber meet-ing that Round Table no longer had the manpower or resources to organise and run the carnival.Chamber chairman Nigel Perrin told the meeting that Neale Marney had agreed to chair a carnival com-mittee comprising members of Round Table and the chamber.Concern has been expressed that the carnival dates may clash with the Marlborough Jazz Festival which drws many people from Hungerford.
CHURCH APPLICATION RECOMMENDEDHungerford Town council’s environment and plan-ning committee on Monday recommended that there be no objection to an application to renew planning permission for Our Lady of Lourdes church and 14 residential units. The committee voted 4/3 after dis-cussion was held on the committee’s original objec-tion based on parking and the size and concentration of units.
INKPEN SPRING FAYREInkpen Primary School will be holding their annual Spring Fayre with a Diamond Jubilee theme on Sun-day May 20th from 12noon until 2pm in the school grounds. Fun for all the family. Everyone Welcome. There will be “Barbecued Corgis” (Hot Dogs), Roy-al Garden Party Afternoon Teas, Maypole Dancing, Plant Stall, Grand Raffl e, Cake Stall, Tombola, Coco-nut Shy, Beat the Goalie and many other traditional stalls. Please donate any surplus plants or unwanted bottles or gifts to the school this Friday 18th May between 9am and 3pm
HOLDING THEIR HEADS HIGHThe team from Perfectly Posh Hair Design are holding their perfectly styled heads high after a trip to the English Hair & Beauty Awards, where they might not have won, but were the only salon to reach the fi nals in four categories.“We were in amazing company,” said owner Krysia Eddery. “It was an incredible event at the Midland Hotel in Manchester and the awards went to well-known salons which were much bigger than Perfectly Posh and considering it was the votes of our client’s that led us to the fi nal we are still very proud.“Those votes also saw the salon reach an unrivalled four of 14 categories in the fi nal – Hair Salon of the Year, Women’s Stylist of the Year, Junior Stylist of the Year and Colour Technician of the Year. No other salon achieved this!“It has been great for business too, we have had so many new customers coming in since we were nominated and they all mention the English Hair & Beauty Awards; this has led to us taking on new, bigger premises in Hungerford sooner than expected.
“We are moving just a few doors up Hungerford High Street in September and the new salon will be fi tted out in the coming months and will see us more than double in size, from four chairs to nine – and this is happening sooner because of the support of our clients sending us to the premier hair and beauty awards.”Pic: Krysia Eddery (far right) pictured with the Perfectly Posh team at the English Hair and Beauty Awards.
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25th April 2012: Mr William Shand M.D –“A Man that looks on Glass” Hungerford Historical Association was given an ex-cellent talk on the history of stained glass by William Shand, a retired Consultant Surgeon from St Barts Hospital, took the title of his talk from a George Her-bert poem “The Elixir”. Mr Shand suggested that the only way to view stained glass properly is by looking through binoculars so that all the details of the windows can be appreciated. In addition to the magnifi cent windows in Canterbury and York Cathedrals he highlighted several church-es that should be visited:- Fairford, Gloucestershire which is the only church in England with it’s original glass; All Saints Church, Tudeley, Kent which is the only church in the world to have all it’s twelve win-dows by Marc Chagall; The Chapel of St Anthony at Oundle School, built as a memorial to the fallen of WW1 with the windows designed by John Piper and made by Patrick Reyntiens; St Andrew’s Church in Kimbolton, Cambridgeshire which has the only win-dow in England designed by Tiffany.The next talk will be given by Roger Day – “Sav-ernake at War” on Wednesday, 25th May 2012 at 7.30pm-Shelagh Parry
BIG JUBILEE CELEBRATIONPLANNED AT CHILTON FOLIATChilton Foliat is preparing to celebrate The Queen’s Diamond Jubilee with a Jubilation in The Park Day on Monday, June 4.Fun starts at 2.30pm for all residents and those of sur-rounding villages.Families will take blankets and picnics to the recre-ation reserve where there will be a mass of attractions and live music including a DJ.Chilton Chicks will sponsor a duck race on the Ken-net River in Fairyland.At 5pm 150 balloons will be released with a hot air balloon trip awarded for the longest fl ight.A toast will be drunk to Her Majesty at 6pm.Scarecrows will be the theme of the sports fi eld and all are invited to participate in the contest. Tel. Liz Outridge on 01488 681334 for details. The day is FREE!
CHILTON SCHOOL FETE TO INCLUDECHILDREN OF UPSALA CIRCUSChilton Foliat Primary School will host the Children of Upsala Circus on July 7 as part of the school’s annual fete.The fete will open at noon with a circus theme and and at 5.30pm there will be a hog roast and circus en-tertainment.The 10 children will come from St Petersburg and will be on a cultural exchange visit to the UK.The children will share their amaxing skills and relate thei lives in Russia.Local businesses and individuals are invited to become involved and to sponsor elements of the fete or donate raffl e prizes.Upsala Circus began in 2000 and is a social programme for underprivileged children from St Petersburg area. The 50 members of the circus are aged from six to 20 who are offered an alternative to street life. their con-fi dence is built through the matery of circus skills such as juggling, acrobatics and mime so building their con-fi dence on the journey into society.