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Published electronically and conventionally ten times a year

July/August 2017

Bingo inEtal Village Hall

On the 26th of Julyin aid of the Air Ambulance service.

On the 30th of AugustIn aid of Prostate Cancer

Doors open 6.30pm Eyes down 7pm.

Mary LockieKathleen HolmesAnnette Woolfson

Tracey SharpNicola GibbPhil Reynolds

Amy Olah

Plan Ahead –

Walking the Bounds at

BranxtonBranxton Parish Council plan to walk the bounds

of the parish on Saturday September 9th (Flodden anniversary). The walk is to be in aid of

the Air Ambulance.

More details in the September Fourum

Crookham

Summer PicnicSaturday 22nd

4pm start

Teas, coffees and soft drinks supplied

Pimms (for a small donation)Games

Annette on 01890 820 607

Local informationand tourist news

Glen Valley Bus ServicesWooler - Berwick via Milfield - 267Mondays to Saturdays

Wooler, Bus Station 0745 0745 1000 1220 1440 1440 1650Milfield, Wheatriggs 0755 0755 1010 1230 1450 1450 1700Brandon … … 1018 1238 1458 1458 …Crookham 0805 0805 1023 1243 1503 1503 1708Ford Village 0810 0807 1028 1248 1508 1508 1713Etal 0815 0815 1033 1253 … 1513 1718Duddo 0820 0820 1038 1258 … 1518 1723Felkington Lodge 0822 0822 1040 1300 … 1520 1725Shoresdean 0825 0825 1043 1303 … 1523 …Berwick High School … 0843 … ,,, … … …Tweedmouth, Asda 0835 0845 1053 1313 … 1533 1733Berwick, Golden Square 0840 0847 1058 1318 … 1536 1738Berwick, Railway Station 0844 … 1102 1322 … 1542 1742Berwick, Middle School … 0850 … … … … …

Berwick, High School … … … … 1520 … …Berwick, Middle School … … … … 1535 … …Berwick, Railway Station … 0845 1110 1330 … 1545 1745Berwick, Golden Square … 0850 1115 1335 1540 1550 1750Tweedmouth, Asda … 0855 1120 1340 1545 1555 1755Shoresdean … rq 1130 1350 1555 rq 1805Felkington Lodge … 0903 1133 1353 1558 1603 1808Duddo … 0905 1135 1355 1600 1605 1810Etal … 0910 1140 1400 1605 1610 1815Ford Village 0915 rq 1145 1405 1613 rq 1820Crookham 0920 0920 1150 1410 1618 1620 1825Branxton … rq 1155 1415 … rq …Milfield, Wheatriggs 0930 0930 1203 1423 1633 1630 1833Wooler, Bus Station 0940 0940 1213 1433 1643 1640 1843

POST OFFICE & LIBRARY TIMES

The local mobile library timetable is available on www.activenorthumberland.org.uk > libraries > services

The northern area Mobile timetable shows the following:On every other Tuesday as follows:

Milfield to Ford on:Tuesday 4th and 18th July, 1st,15th, 29th August

at the following times

Milfield (Threefords) 11.45 to 12.25,

Moneylaws 13.45 to 14.05,

Crookham Westfield 14.20 to 14.40,

Branxton 14.50 to 15.10,

Etal 15.30 to 15.50,

Letham Hill 16.00 to 16.20,

Ford 16.30 to 16.50.

On Tuesday 11th and 25th July and 8th and 22nd August:

Crookham Village Hall. 17.10 to 17.50.

Mobile P. O.

Details of visiting times:Weekly on Wednesday at 10.30 till 11.15 at the church entrance Crookham. It also visits Milfield daily, opposite the Red Lion: Monday 12.45 to 2.15, Tuesday 9.15 to 10.45Wednesday and, Friday 9.15 till 10.15.

Cornhill Post OfficeThe Post Office is a “Post Office Local”. This basically means that whenever the shop is open the Post Office will be available. Opening hours:Monday – Friday 6.30am – 5.30pmSaturday 6.30am – 5.00pmSunday 6.30am – 2.00pm

Schooldays only (not Saturdays). Not on schooldays (runs on Saturdays).

rq The bus runs to these places on request to the driver. In Milfield the school bus stops only at the Red Lion.

This link is included in the Fourum to encourage all residents to report potholes to the council.The more people who do it hopefully will make the point of how bad things are.

There is also a new App for reporting problems using your phone. Search 'MyStreet Northumberland’ in the App store.

http://mapreport.northumberland.gov.uk/potholes/

Kelso - Newcastle Via Wooler - 710WednesdaysKelso, Bowmont Street 0855 … … … 1930Coldstream, West Church 0913 0915 … … 1910Cornhill, Collingwood Arms … 0920 … … 1905Branxton … 0925 … … rqCrookham … 0930 … … 1900Milfield … 0935 … … 1855Wooler, Bus Station … 0945 1250 1540 1845Powburn … 0955 1235 1555 1835Glanton … 1000 1225 … 1825Whittingham … 1005 1220 … 1820Longframlington … 1020 1210 … 1810Longhorsley … 1030 1205 … 1805Morpeth, Bus Station … 1040 1150 … 1755Gosforth, Brandling Arms … 1100 1135 … 1735Newcastle, St. Thomas St … 1105 1130 1728 1730Metrocentre. Coach Park … … … … …

SaturdaysKelso, Bowmont Street 0855 Metrocentre, Coach Park 1535Coldstream, West Church 0915 Newcastle, St. Thomas St. 1600Cornhill, Collingwood Arms 0920 Gosforth, BrandIIng Arms 1605Branxton 0925 Morpeth, Bus Station 1625Crookham 0930 Longhorsley 1635MilfieId 0935 Longframlingon 1645Wooler, Bus Station 0945 Whittingham 1700Powburn 0955 Glanton 1705Glanton 1000 Powburn 1710Whittingham 1005 Wooler, Bus Station 1720Longframlington 1020 Millfield 1730Longhorsley 1030 Crookham 1735Morpeth, Bus Station 1040 Branxton 1740Gosforth, Brandling Arms 1100 Cornhill, Collingwood Arms 1745Newcastle, St. Thomas St 1105 Coldstream, West Church 1750Metrocentre, Coach Park 1125 Kelso, Bowmont Street 1810

Rq Runs via Branxton on request* Connecting Bus 23 Operated By Perrymans

July & August at Ford & EtalEvery Monday, Tuesday & Wednesday

during July and August – breadmaking and baking for kids at Heatherslaw Cornmill – free with normal admission.

Every Wednesday & Thursday in July and August – pop up indoor local food and craft markets, Etal Village Hall, 11am-3pm;

also on Bank Holiday Monday. At least 12 stalls each day, varying from week to week. Lots of delicious local food and hand made crafts and gifts. Free admission.

Every third Sunday in the month Farmers Market at Hay Farm Heavy Horse Centre.

Also demonstration days, carriage rides etc – check website for details http://www.ford-and-etal.co.uk/what-to-do/clydesdale-horses-at-hay-farm

7th-9th July – “Airship Northstar 2” Steampunk Event. Day and Weekend Tickets available

– visit http://www.impossiblegears.com/airship-northstar.html for tickets/information

Saturday 29th July – Live Music at Etal Village Hall – Declan O’Rourke.

Doors open 7.30pm, music starts at 8pm. Tickets £12.00 http://www.ford-and-etal.co.uk/events/event/759-etal-live-music-declan-o-rourke

Saturday 5th August The Handlebards perform “As You Like It” at Pallinsburn House.

Fundraiser for Hospice Care North Northumberland. Tickets/information from http://www.hospicecare-nn.org.uk/get-involved/events-and-challenges/handlebards-

at-pallinsburn-as-you-like-it

Also Active 4 Seasons is offering Special Summer Open Canoe Trip Dates

on the lovely River Till from Etal or Ford on the following dates (MUST BE PRE BOOKED)Wednesday 26th July: Wednesday 9th August: Wednesday 16th August: Wednesday 23rd August: Wednesday 30th August

See www.ford-and-etal.co.uk for more information

De-Fib in CrookhamWe now have in the Crookham Village Hall, an

Automated External Defibrillator (AED).

It is a Cardiac Science G5 model and is to be located inside the hall entrance lobby, and calls to ‘999’ will enable the general public to be given the door access code.

A training session has been arranged by Mr Paul Brolly, Community Resuscitation Training Officer of the North East Ambulance Service of the NHS Foundation Trust. It is at 10.00 am Thursday 6th July in the Hall and anyone who is interested is welcome to attend. There is a practical limit of 20 for the session which will last about 2 hours so please register your interest with John Pentland at the contact address below.

The Hall AED will become established as a Community Public Access Defibrillator (cPAD) as soon as the unit is installed with suitable signs and registered with the NHS 999 service.

A monthly check on its condition and NHS report will be done by the Guardians, Annette Woolfson and John Pentland.

Contact is John Pentland 01890 820201 or [email protected]

Sunday, 3rd September

The Show committee is working hard to make the show even better this year!Please support your local Show with entries in some of the many classesPick up a schedule from local PO's -

there are classes for everyone!

Schedules are now available from local shops or on-line at:www.etalflowershow.org.uk

Tickets £20.00

We have been told that the ‘Crookham Gardens’ event on 24th June made over £ 500 to be split between the

charities Great North Air Ambulance and Hospice Care Northumberland.

A great result.

Pat Hodgson and Family would like to thank everyone for their condolences, kind words, cards and

flowers following Mel’s passing. It was all greatly appreciated.

They would particularly like to thank John Abercrombie and Reverend Dickinson for making all the arrangements

with kindness and sensitivity. Thanks also to Jimmy Mole for the flowers, Brian

Thompson for the excellent catering and huge thanks to Daz, Paul and Nigel for being there in our hour of need.

BRANXTON Village Open Day on Sunday 25th June was a resounding success and raised over £700 for the Branxton Playground

STOP PRESSWe Steal Flyers Sunday 16th July 7pm

St Cuthbert's Church Norham Tickets: £5 at the door

Mardon Archaeological Excavation. . As part of the Village Atlas Project we are having a dig from Thursday, 31st August to Saturday, 9th September at Mardon Farm by kind permission of Mr George Farr. We will be working under the direction of archaeologist Richard Carlton.

Using LIDAR maps we had hoped to find a prehistoric site in the Village Atlas area which was previously unknown but 250 years of intensive farming has meant that most have disappeared. This HER recorded site is described as a single ditched enclosure containing at least one hut circle. Under the supervision of David Astbury we did a geophysical survey of the field which contains a second interesting area.

This is an opportunity to try something different! If you have had an interest in archaeology and would like to have a go – this is your chance. You do not have to have any experience as training will be given. There is no need to bring any equipment as that can be provided. All you need is suitable clothing for all types of weather and boots or wellingtons. You can come every day, one day or as many days as you like. You need to book your dates by

contacting Maureen Charlton at: [email protected] or Heather Pentland at: [email protected] as soon as possible. If you have any questions please contact Maureen or Heather.

Other TillVAS dates to note: NB. There are no TillVAS talks in July or August.

On Sunday 3rd September TillVAS will have an exhibition at Etal Show.

Wednesday, 6th September at CVH 7.30pm.Professor Maria Chester – “Following the coca shrub throughout the Americas – Archaeological evidence for cocaine use”.

On Wednesday, 20th September members will be visiting Eyemouth Fort and Museum.

Advanced notice:

Sunday 8th October at CVH 7.30pm.– James IV Memorial Lecture. Jordan Evans will give a talk on Mary Queen of Scots.

Village Atlas Project, sponsored by the

Heritage Lottery Fund.

Those were the daysAN EXTRAORDINARY AND UNSEEMLY SCENE occurred in the parish church of Crookham, Northumberland, on Sunday last. A proposal to raise the rents of the seats has been some time in agitation, and a few days ago each seat had the price to be paid in future affixed to it. This caused a great deal of dissatisfaction among the congregation, and many were determined not to pay at any higher rate than they had been doing.

Two of the managers waited on the clergyman on Sunday to advice with him about the proposal as to the increase of the pew rents, and a discussion took place in the vestry, which lasted so long that the congregation were kept waiting fully thirty-five minutes past the usual time of commencing the service, all the time wondering at the sounds of heated argument proceeding from the neighbouring chamber.

At length the clergyman made his appearance, and, after giving out the psalm and a short prayer, entered anew on the discussion which had been going on in the vestry about the seat rents. He thought the working people and farmers could easily afford to pay the advanced rents, and went into minute

calculations of the effect the increase would have on the monthly weekly, and daily disbursements of each seat-holder.

His calculations were stopped by a Mr. Greenfield, of Pallinsburn, who stood up and reminded the minister that these remarks would have been better made at the close of the service, and that the congregation did not desire to hear there arithmetical problems in domestic economy solved in the pulpit, and paid enough already for the little good they got from attending Crookham Church.

At this point Mr. Strutt, the collector of the seat rents, started to his feet, and objected to Mr. Greenfield abusing the minister, and hope he would hold his tongue. Mr. Greenfield retorted, and closed by proposing that the rents for the seats remain as at present. This met with a seconder in Mr. Patterson of Branxton, and, on being put to the congregation, which had been gradually dwindling down to small proportions, was on a show of hands, declared to be carried, and the meeting dispersed. – Scotsman.

EXTRACT FROM THE “LEEDS TIMES” NEWSPAPER,

25TH MAY 1872.

TillVASTill Valley Archaeological Society

News from Hugh Joicey C of E First School, FordThursday 8th June Beech class attended the Countryside day at Glendale.

Wednesday 21st June Year 4 Attend the Leavers ceremony at Newcastle Cathedral.

10 pupils will be representing Ford school at the school games at Cramlington.

Thank you to all who donated towards the Air Ambulance. School raised £107.

School PTFA Summer fair in school 1st July from 10am -2pm. We would love to see you all there.

Thursday 13th July school sports day. 1.00pm.

Wednesday 19th July Year 4 Leavers assembly at school. All welcome

School Summer holiday begins on Friday 21st July until Wednesday 6th September

From Kerrie GreenYear 3/4 Class TeacherMy Year 3 & 4 class have been doing a local area study and are creating information maps, this is the link to some of the work they have been doing:http://www.ford.northumberland.sch.uk/website/ks2

They have also started a school blog to share their writing with a larger audience:https://hjfs.j2webby.com/?cat=3

Ford Pre-school & Ford Toddlers

Under Fives Stay & Play and Mums to be.

Every Thursday Morning in School Hall,

Hugh Joicey C of E Aided First School,

Ford. TD15 2QA

Term time 9am - 11am

All Welcome. Pushchair access. Only 50p per family

Please contact 07929403411 for further details

Ford Preschool SessionsApplications for Pre-school sessions for 2,3 and 4 year olds for the academic year Sept 17 to July

2018 will be opening soon.

*****2 year old funded places,

15 hours 3 & 4 year old places, 30 hours 3 & 4 year old funded places.

*****Children can start with us from the term after

2nd Birthday if sessions are available. *****

Registered with HMRC for new Childcare Payment Account for further details email

[email protected]

Scouting for Girls & BoysFord Scout Camp and DAC

Term TimeBeavers (6yrs-8yrs)

Wednesdays 5.15pm - 6.00pm

Cubs (8yrs – 11yrs)Wednesdays 6.15pm – 7.30pm

Scouts (11yrs – 14yrs)Wednesdays 6.15pm – 8.00pm

Explorers (14yrs – 18yrs)Wednesday 6.15pm – 8.00pm

Call Dougal or Louisa

on 07877 026201

Watching the hedgehog in Forest School

Ford Snooker Club 100 club

Winnings can be collected from Ford Shop.

Ford Bridge - Planned Works and Closure

The County Council Structures department has kept the Parish Council informed about their plans to refurbish Ford Bridge and recently sent an update:

In my previous email I stated that the works were starting on the 10th July 2017, this has changed slightly due to a delay in obtaining the stone. The works are now programmed to start on Monday 24th July. Everything else stated in my previous email remains unchanged.

On 18 May 2017 at 16:20, Joseph O'Connor, Engineering Assistant wrote:

We are currently planning to start works on the 10th July 2017 for 6 weeks. The works will involve repointing, masonry repair, repainting of the metal pattress plates and resurfacing the road. It is still planned to undertake the majority of the works during an overnight (9pm - 6am) road closure. Some works will be undertaken through the day, but the bridge will remain open for this.

June winning numbers

95 Andy Stockdale £35

33 Sandra Matthews £15

97 Neil Dawson £10

CROOKHAM GARDENING CLUB

Saturday, 29th July 2.30 p.m.

VISIT TO CAROLSIDE GARDENS, LAUDER (with teas)

Please let Doreen (01890 820 667) know if you wish to attend by 15th July

All members and friends welcome.

Please help retired greyhounds!I am collecting used postage stamps on behalf of the Retired

Greyhound Trust (Charity nos. 269668 and SC044047). These can be sold to look after and find forever homes for retired

greyhounds, many of whom would otherwise have to be put to sleep.

The RGT collects all stamps (providing they are undamaged) from normal 1st and 2nd class UK stamps to foreign, special

edition and first day covers.

Just tear the stamps off your envelopes leaving a quarter of an inch surround, and when you have a good pile of them, either

email me on [email protected] or phone 01890 820501, and as long as you are reasonably local, I will arrange

to pick them up. Thank you.

Angela Hallam-Baker, Cornhill-on-Tweed.

Inter Scaldis Pipes and Drums Saturday 29th July

On the Village Green 6.30pmIn St Cuthbert's Church 7.00pm

The Inter Scaldis Pipes and Drums Band is based in Vlissingen, The Netherlands. They were founded in

1984, as a living monument to the Kings Own Scottish Borderers, who liberated Walcheren,

Zeeland during WW2. They were the Dutch and Belgian Pipe Band Champions in 1984, and attend the Minden Day Parade in Berwick every year. We are delighted that they are coming to Norham again after that parade for our very own concert — they will be on the Village Green at 6.30 to give you a

taste of the main event, and then will perform in the church from 7.00 - a wonderful variety of tunes,

with some individual piping and drumming.

Tickets on the door £7; Under 16s freeRefreshments included

Proceeds will go to Kings Own Scottish Borderers (Berwick Branch)

Geoff & Carol FISH & CHIPS

The van visits on Tuesdays as follows.

Please note times are approximate.Milfield (Village and then Threefords) 4.30 to 5.40Etal (Black Bull ) 5.50 to 6.10Ford (Village) 6.15 to 6.30

Geoff Allan Catering, 28 South Road, Wooler. NE71 6SN. Carol 07786954664/01668 282262

and Geoff 07876506837, [email protected]

Phone: 01289 309191 or 07990545967

Local & reliable service.

Home and Garden Handyman. Grass cutting, Garden Tidying

Fencing, Hedge cutting.Shed and Greenhouse erecting.

Small home repairs and improvements.Painting and Decorating.

Letham Hill Sawmill01890 820 304

Monday to Thursday 8.30 – 4.00pm Friday 8.30 - 3.00pm

FOR SALESOFTWOOD FIREWOOD

£45 per crateCollection only

Use it or Lose it.

Please contact Lisa Turnbull

on 07900 841636

[email protected]

www.thebeautyroombranxton.co.uk

THE

BEAUTY

ROOM

B R A N X T O N

Declé or Face & Body Treatments

Jessica Nail Treatments

Full range of products & gift vouchers available

*** Gift vouchers can be ordered by phone & posted out ***

Ear piercingavailable

Ed Redfearn.

Your very Good Friend …

A milkman is now making door to door deliveries of

fresh milk in the local villages including Branxton, Ford,

Etal and Crookham on Mondays and Thursdays

before 6 am.

Based in Coldstream, he can do returnable 1 pint glass bottles as well as plastic 1/2ltr, 1ltr, 2ltr,

and 3ltr.

All enquiries to Daren Bruce on 01890 882950.

Ford Village ShopPost Office

Village Tea Room

Ford VillageBed & Breakfast

From 3rd April 2017Open daily 8:00 until 17:00

Open throughout the year

Post Office open Monday – Friday 8:30 until 12:30

Call us for direct bookings

01890 [email protected]

www.fordvillageshop.co.uk

07552 182733stay@fordvillageshop.

co.ukwww.fordvillageshop.co.uk

Border Villager TaxiWe will take you to the Doctors, Shopping,

Airports, Train Stations or Nights out.

We can cater for up to 8 passengers with ample space for luggage.

Call Scott on01668 482 888 – 07765 791 348

Email, [email protected], www.bordervillagertaxi.co.uk

MICHAEL HORWOOD–ACCOUNTANCY AND TAXATION ADVISER–

Small accounts and tax returns at highly competitive rates

Many years experience as a qualified accountant dealing with sole traders, companies, personal

tax, estate planning, wills, etc.

PLEASE CALL FOR AN INITIAL FREE CONSULTATIONTel: 01289 382067 Mob: 07495 660 395

R.A. Warner, Tree and Garden Management.Fully NPTC qualified Tree Surgeon and Climber. Fully insured with £5m cover. All aspects of tree and garden work undertaken, domestic and commercial.

Free quotes.Logs for sale. Log splitter for hire.

Ring: 01890 820423; Mobile: 07555 274547; E-Mail: www.rawtgm.co.uk

Opening TimesMonday – Friday 9am ~5pm

Saturday & Sunday 10am ~ 5pmPost Office Mon – Thurs 9am ~ 1pm

Collection Time 12 noon

Sunday 23rd July10.30am Worship will be led by Mrs. Ann Tunnard, lay preacher from Belford United Reformed Church

August Bank holiday weekend – Saturday 26th August Crookham United Reformed Church -open 10am-4pm in conjunction with Crookham Village hall.

Flodden Peace Centre at Crookham United Reformed Church and peace and reconciliation gardenChance to visit new time line and have guided tour around the garden

Sunday 27th AugustOpen as on Saturday

11am Worship led by Rev. Mary Taylor

C H U R C H N E W SThe Parish of Ford and Etal

The Parish Churches of Branxton, Carham Cornhill

July2nd Branxton Holy Communion 09.30 Cornhill Morning Worship 11.00

9th Branxton Morning Worship (Lay led) 10.30 Carham Morning Worship 11.00

16th Branxton Holy Communion 09.30 Cornhill Holy Communion 11.00

23rd Branxton Morning Worship (Lay led) 10.30 Carham Morning Worship 11.00

30th Cornhill Morning Worship (Joint Service) 11.00

August 6th Branxton Holy Communion 09.30 Cornhill Morning Worship 11.00


20th Branxton Holy Communion 09.30 Cornhill Holy Communion 11.00


St Michael and All Angels, Ford.

There is a service of Holy Eucharist

every Sunday at 10.30am.

All are welcome.

All summer services are at Ford Church

To contact the Revd. Victor Dickinson, please telephone 01289 388229

St Ninian’s Church,Wooler.

Mass every Sunday at 9am.

The Norham GroupMothers' Union

Meeting on Monday 14th AugustMary Sumner Day service

at Branxton church commencingat 2pm.

Refreshments afterwards in the village hall. Everyone is most welcome to come along to our

meetings.

Date Church Service Time

Crookham United Reformed Church

Please visit the maturing peace and reconciliation garden which “grows people” and see this timeline. It is part of the Flodden 1513 Ecomuseum

www.flodden1513ecomuseum.org Mary Taylor – May 2017.

Ministers’ contact details:Northern Synod, United Reformed Church

4 College Lane, Newcastle upon Tyne, NE1 8JJ0191 232 1168

[email protected]

Exhibitions –current plansTurvey Abbey prints used in Walk of Witness, Good Friday in Wooler2. Christian Aid exhibition linked to recent visit of Trish Gentry, Kirk Yetholm to BoliviaPeace cranes – workshops run by Kath MacDonald throughout day linked to learning to make peace cranes. They will go to commemorate Hiroshima in Edinburgh in August 2018.The aim is for 140,000 cranes to be made by people in many different communities.

Music in Etal Village Hall.

Saturday 29th July at 8pm

Declan O'Rourke.Highly regarded singer/ songwriter from Ireland.

For more information go to

www.declanorourke.com

Tickets £12 from Steve or Helen.

01890 [email protected]

Keeping music live.

What’s on? At a glanceJULYSaturday 1st Coffee Morning – 10am CVH

Ford School Fair

Thursday 6th Art Group – 2pm CVH

De-fib training CVH

Friday 7th “Shelagh” – EVH

Saturday 8th Coffee Morning – 10am CVH

Village Fair – Cornhill

Monday 10th Knit & Natter – 2pm CVH

CVH Management Committee Meeting – 6.30pm



Sunday 16th “We Steal Fliers” – Norham Church


Saturday 22nd Crookham Summer Picnic – 3pm CVH


Wednesday 26th Bingo – EVH

Thursday 27th Art Club – 2pm CVH

Saturday 29th Garden Club visit

Live Music – EVH

AUGUSTTuesday 1st Book Club – 7pm CVH

Thursday 3rd Art Group – 2pm CVH


Handelbards – Pallinsburn House



Monday 14th MU meeting – Branxton Church

Knit & Natter – 2pm CVH




Thursday 24th Art Club – 2pm CVH

Saturday 26th Crookham Arts & Crafts Weekend CVH

Sunday 27th Crookham Arts & Crafts Weekend CVH


Craft Market – EVH

Tuesday 29th Book Club – 7.30pm CVH

Wednesday 30th Bingo – EVH

Thursday 31st Art Club – 2pm CVH

SEPTEMBERSaturday 2nd Coffee Morning – 10am

Sunday 3rd Etal Flower Show – Etal Showground

Wednesday 6th TillVAS Meeting – 7.30pm

Thursday 7th Art Group – 2pm

Saturday 9th Coffee Morning – 10am

Walking the Bounds – Branxton

Monday 11th Knit & Natter – 2pm


Thursday 14th Art Group – 2pm

Saturday 16th Coffee Morning – 10am

Thursday 21st Art Group – 2pm

Saturday 23rd Coffee Morning – 10am

Monday 25th Knit & Natter – 2pm

Tuesday 26th Book Club 7.30pm

Thursday 28th Art Club – 2pm

Saturday 30th Garden Club Coffee a.m. and plant sale – 10 a.m.CVH

Tillvas visit to Eyemouth Fort

Yoga ClassesEvery Monday7 – 8.30pm

Etal Village Hall

Table Tennis Every Monday & Friday6.45 - 8.15

In Milfield Church Hall

FOURUM FINANCE

For the period from November 2015 to

June 2017 the income is £1761 and

expenditure is £1718.

To save us printing costs of about 33p

each, we wish to encourage more people

to take the e-mail FOURUM instead of the

paper one and perhaps print it for

themselves. On line it is in colour and it

now comes out early. We have a mailing

list of readers who do this. To join them

just e-mail “[email protected]”

Branxton VH 1st Wednesday each month

Milfield 3rd Wednesday each month

At 1.30pm

Contact Joanne 01890 882150

or Nick 01890 820219email:

[email protected]

FOURUM GOES WORLD WIDE – WWWEVH hall will carry the PDF’s of The Fourum, allowing them to be on the Internet. www.etalvillagehall.org.uk/the-fourum-newsletter.

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