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"What's On" _ in JUNE
| Monday |
3rd |
Parish Council |
7:00 |
Village Hall |
| Wednesday |
5th |
W.I. Meeting |
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Village Hall |
| Wednesday |
9th |
Nora's Ramble |
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Lych Gate |
| Wednesday |
12th |
Gardening Club |
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Village Hall |
| Wednesday |
19th |
Morris Dancing |
7:00 |
The Talbot |
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| Saturday |
17th |
Village Fete |
2:00 |
St. Cassian |
IMPORTANT DATE FOR YOUR DIARY!
CHADDESLEY CORBETT FLOWER SHOW AND FETE
Saturday 17th August 2013
Gates open 1.00pm
WHY NOT HAVE A CLEAR OUT FOR US NOW!
We have the perfect new home for
your unwanted items on our Book and White Elephant Stalls
and of course we would love you to bake for our Cake Stall
For more details on how to give
or help before and on the day
please contact Carole 01562 777493
We look forward to seeing you there
Women's Institutes (both of them !) http://www.chaddesley-corbett.co.uk/w__i_'s.htm
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CHAMPION CHADDESLEY CHICKS !
On Saturday night
May 11th, three Chaddesley Chicks:
Brenda Bartlett, Jo Powick and Nikki Davies
took part in this year's London Moonwalk raising money for Women's Breast
cancer.
It is estimated. that 1 in 8 women will be affected by Breast cancer.
17 000 women took part in this year's massive fundraiser.
"We arrived
at Battersea Power Station in a flash torrential downpour but were determined to
meet the challenge .
Starting out at 00.18pm and 14miles later we crossed the finishing line at
05.15am, tired but happy to have taken part in such a massive event."
Donations can still be made to this very worthwhile cause by logging on to www.walkthewalkfundraising.org
You can make a difference.
CHADDESLEY CORBETT VILLAGE HALL
MANAGEMENT COMMITTEE
Annual General Meeting ~ Tuesday 16th April 2013
The 45th AGM of the Village Hall
committee saw Carol Page give her 11th and final report on the running of
the Hall over the previous 12 months before standing-down as Chairman.
The hall had operated most successfully under the direction of the Hall Manager,
Marie Pardoe, ensuring a high level of income from bookings from hirers
who continued to be full of praise for the standard of the venue and the work
undertaken by our cleaner.
The audited Treasurer’s Report was approved. The year saw the re-building of
reserves to a recommended level higher than had previously been held but funds
had still allowed for boiler servicing and electrical systems and PAT testing. Yvonne
Scriven had successfully concluded negotiations with Severn-Trent over water
issues but now had to tackle Big Lottery Funding which, following the
installation of solar panels on the roof, had decided to alter terms and
conditions, retrospectively. Yvonne was thanked for her outstanding and
meticulous work on the accounts.
Carol Page expressed her thanks to all who had worked with and along-side her in
this and previous years – including the two retiring members of the committee,
Pat Baines (who had worked from 1977-2013) and Val Adams
(1999-2013) – two ladies who had put fifty years of voluntary commitment into
helping their community.
Carol then received the thanks of the Trustees and the committee for her work
both in committee and on-the-ground ensuring the smooth day-to-day running of
the premises. A presentation was made.
Harry Grove was then voted as Carol’s successor as Chair. He remains
the Licence holder for the hall; and Carol retains a seat on the
committee.
The hall will be closed between 12th and 25th August to enable the annual full
cleaning programme, servicing and testing of equipment, and the refreshing of
exterior paintwork.
Then, welcome back, everybody!
Gardening Club
June 12th - a welcome return visit
from Kim Hurst with ‘Tasty Buds, Luscious Leaves and Succulent Shoots’,
what a lovely title.
Do we eat them, cook them or just admire them? Whatever! It will be an
interesting evening with Kim.
Bookings and money will be taken to-night for the visit to Pump Cottage
(visitors welcome).
June 18th Outing to Kelmarch and
Coton Manor – two lovely gardens and not too far to travel and we have
ordered sunshine.
Visitors Welcome. For more information –Jean Smith Tel: 01527 861437
July 10th – ‘Out and About’ Jim Almond is returning with his beautiful slides to take a look at Wildlife in the Garden.
Harvington Hall
Diary of Events
Sunday 16th
June Fathers’ Day
Free tours for Fathers (accompanied by at least one offspring) plus Elizabethan
Dancing , Fun & Games
11.30am to 4.00pm
Saturday & Sunday 5th ,6th , 20th & 21st July
Various Events for the Annual Harvington Festival.
See website for further details: http://www.harvingtonhall.com
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"As Our
Farewell to FAITHFUL WILL DANCE |
on Wednesday 19th June 8.30 PM (ish) |
Tall Trees in the Greenwood
The committee of Cassian Players
would like to thank everyone who contributed so generously to the financial
success of the production.
£1,000 has been given to Chaddesley Corbett District Church Council (St Cassian’s)
towards the very necessary repairs to the south aisle roof.

Noye’s Fludde 2015
Cassian Players are pleased to
announce our next production in St. Cassian’s church will be Noye’s Fludde.
Performance dates are 27th 28th 29th 30th March 2015.
Noye’s Fludde is based on a 15th century Chester Miracle play and follows the
biblical story quite closely. It was set to music by Benjamin Bri?en in 1957 and
first performed the following summer during the Aldeburgh Fes?val in Orford
church, Suffolk.
It has a large cast of children and we are working closely with the staff and
pupils of Chaddesley Primary School. Plans are already underway to hopefully
include the play in the school curriculum for 2014/15. The play has
approximately 15 adult characters, a choir and possibly the largest orchestra
ever assembled in St. Cassian’s, including a huge percussion section and
handbells.
Although a very exciting project it will be a challenging one, nothing on this
scale has been attempted before by Cassian Players so organising the orchestra
has already begun and singing rehearsals will start in October 2014.
The production will be directed by Barry Carpenter, with Richard Vale producer.
We will keep you up to date as soon as we know more details.
Richard Vale
MOWING ROTA
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Our local 'Bobby' on the beat |
PC
Andy Wallace |
Tel: 101 ext 3914 |
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| PC Wallace started his career with West Mercia Police 21 years ago when he was based in Kidderminster. After three years at Kidderminster he transferred to Droitwich, then moved two years later to a divisional traffic unit before joining the Force Operations department at Hindlip. |
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After more than 15 years of working on specialist units, PC Wallace decided to move into local policing. "This is a new and exciting role for me and I'm enjoying engaging with the local community." |
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"I
am PC Andy Wallace the local policing officer for the rural areas
around Kidderminster.
I
cannot emphasise enough the importance of the public reporting
anything suspicious to their neighbourhood watch coordinators, but
if its something that needs a police response there and then, can I
urge you report it direct to the police 'there and then
if possible' rather than via the watch coordinator who might be out, etc."
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Alerts
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JUNE
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BLAKEDOWN
& CHURCHILL |
BROOME |
CHADDESLEY
CORBETT |
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COOKLEY,
WOLVERLEY & CAUNSALL |
RUSHOCK |
STONE
& SHENSTONE |
CHADDESLEY
CORBETT PARISH COUNCIL WEB-SITE
http://www.chaddesleyparishcouncil.org.uk/
The next meeting of the Parish Council will be held on Monday
3 June 2013 at 7.25 pm.
to be held at Chaddesley Corbett Village Hall
All members of the public are welcome.
Agenda is available from the Parish Council web-site: http://www.chaddesleyparishcouncil.org.uk
or by contacting the Clerk on 01299 851654
clerk@chaddesleyparishcouncil.org.uk
All members of the public are welcome and are invited to speak
to the Council
on matters of concern prior to commencement of the meeting.
NOTICES NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN
Chaddesley Corbett Parish
Council has been awarded a Grant of £20,000 in the fifth wave of
communities to use neighbourhood planning powers introduced in the Localism Act. This
key part of the Government's Localism agenda aims to give local people a major
say in shaping development in their area. Communities will be able
to decide the type and design of developments which will be given automatic
planning permission. For the first time communities will be in the
driving seat and can shape the way they want their area to develop instead of
having a vision imposed on them from above. Neighbourhood Planning
encourages people to plan positively for their future and is a real opportunity
to deliver the homes and jobs communities need to thrive.
The mobile library visits
the village on _
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Drayton
(Robin Hood) |
2:15 |
Bluntington
(Southlands) |
No call during 2013 |
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Briar
Hill |
No call during 2013 |
Hemming
Way |
2.45pm
- 3.25pm |
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Village
Hall |
3.30pm
- 3.45pm |
It
is FREE to join (just bring one form of I.D.) - with BOOKS for all ages (inc.
Large Print) - and with Videos and Audio Books (for a small charge)
Welcome to Chaddesley Corbett