you can now read the enford newsletter in colour at www

You can now read the Enford Newsletter in colour at

www.enfordnewsletter.org In addition you will find interesting articles, news, colour photographs and past Newsletters plus

useful information and services

Next month your Newsletter will be in A5 format

"Rest is not idleness, and to lie sometimes on the grass under trees on a summer's day, listening to the murmur of the water, or watching the clouds float across the sky, is by no means a waste of time." - John Lubbock

ENFORD NEWSLETTER July 2011

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All items for inclusion, whether they are handwritten, typed or via e-mail, MUST be

submitted by the date of the meeting or they will not be published

until the following month.

These articles may be handed in to any Newsletter Committee member. Please

send e-mails to [email protected]

Enford Newsletter Committee reserves the right to reject or omit from publication any material that is considered by the majority of Committee Members to be detrimental to any person or which is not in the best interest of the community as a whole. All letters and articles must be signed, but the Committee will withhold the name of the writer if this is requested at the time of sending it in.

NEXT COMMITTEE MEETING & AGM

Tuesday 19th July

ENFORD NEWSLETTER

12 SPTA News

22 Diary

21 Village Committee

14 Advertising

11 Village Hall

10 Sure Start

9 All Saints Services & Times

8 Messages/Christian Aid/ Craft Fair

7 Gardening Club

6 Car Boot Sale/Local Policing

5 Chickens Wanted/Film Club

4 Jumble sale/Telephone Directory

3 Newsletter Donations/Farewell & Party for Colin Fox/

WHAT’S ON IN WILTHSIRE DURING JULY

Calne Country Music Festival 2nd July Barbury Horse Trials & Wiltshire County Show Marlborough Thursday 7th July—Sunday 10th July Melksham Food & Drink Festival Friday 8th—Monday 18th Larmer Tree Festival 13th July—17th July Marlborough Jazz Festival Friday 15th July—Sunday 17th July Devizes Food & Drink Festival 8th July—18th July Trowbridge Village Pump Festival Thursday 21st July—Sunday 24th July WOMAD Charlton Park, Malmesbury Thursday 28th July—Sunday 31st July Swindon MELA Saturday 30th July

For more information go to

www.visitwiltshire.co.uk/site/whats-on/festivals

AUGUST/SEPTEMBER NEWSLETTER

Next month is a double issue as the Newsletter Committee do not meet during August. If you have any item, articles or notices for September you will need to submit them to The Newsletter on or before Tuesday 19th July


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NEWSLETTER DONATIONS ENVELOPE COLLECTION

Thank you to all those of you who have already made donations to help with the cost of running the Newsletter. Don’t forget if you have not donated and you wish to do so you can hand your envelope to any Committee member or put it through my door 12 Coombe Lane. The running of The Newsletter depends on the money received from advertisers, donations from The Parish Council, The Parochial Church Council and other generous bodies in Enford plus each and every donation from the household in our Parish. This year we are also trying to raise money at The Village Fete. As from next month The Newsletter will be printed in A5 format which will not only save on the cost of printing but also reduce the amount of paper that we use. If you would prefer just to read the Newsletter online please do let us know by emailing me [email protected] . Tanya Becker Chair

FAREWELL TO COLIN AND ANDREA FOX

It is with a great sense of loss that the parish of Enford has to bid farewell to the Reverend Colin Fox and his wife Andrea after their eight years service to the community. Colin’s humanity, sense of humour and spiritual leadership together with his gift of friendship has been appreciated by everyone in the parish. His support for families and individuals at times of per-sonal crises has been immense; he has always made himself available to help whatever the occasion, no matter what the cost to himself. His love of country life and its pursuits, together with his earlier service in the Royal Green Jackets, made him an ideal priest for the Avon Valley and he has worked tirelessly, together with Andrea, to maintain and improve the community life of the church both here and in the other six parishes in the Benefice. They leave with our thanks and appreciation of all that they have given to Enford over the past years and we wish them a long, healthy and happy retirement in Teffont – they will be much missed.

Michael Hadfield

FAREWELL PARTY FOR COLIN & ANDREA FOX

Friday 29th July 7.00 p.m. at Figheldean Village Hall

As many of you know, our Vicar Colin Fox is retiring at the end of July. The Benefice is organising a Farewell Supper to say 'goodbye' and 'thank you' to both Colin and

Andrea for all they have done over the many years they have been here.

Everyone is welcome and if you would like to come, please add your names to the list which is on the notice board in the Church Porch

or Contact Judy D'Arcy-Irvine Tel 01980 670501

Tel: 01980 670501 or e-mail [email protected]


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Parish Hall

Saturday 23rd July

2.00pm

In aid of

Don MCMath Foundation Gambia School

ENFORD TELEPHONE DIRECTORY 2011

WE WERE HOPING TO HAVE COMPLETED THE ENFORD TELEPHONE DIRECTORY BY THE END OF

JUNE READY FOR ITS DISTRIBUTION EARLY IN JULY. UNFORTUANTELY WE HAVE HAD VERY

LITTLE RESPONSE TO THE REQUEST FOR NOTIFICATION OF ANY CHANGES OR UPDATES TO THE

DIRECTORY.

PLEASE CAN YOU LET US KNOW IF YOU HAVE MOVED TO THE PARISH IN THE LAST 2 YEARS, OR IF

ANY OF YOUR DETAILS HAVE CHANGED SO THAT WE CAN DO OUR BEST TO MAKE SURE THAT THE

INFORMATION IN THE DIRECTORY IS CORRECT.

IF YOU COULD DO THIS BY THE END OF JULY WE WOULD BE VERY GRATEFUL.

Tanya Becker [email protected] 01908670345

Ken Monk [email protected] 01980670540

FAREWELL TO COLIN FOX FROM THE NEWSLETTER COMMITTEE

As Colin Fox and his wife Andrea, leave us for their new home and new life in Teffont, we will be left with very fond memories of a warm, kind, generous man who has cared for the people in this Parish for 15 years. Many of our lives will have been touched by his gentle spirit and his strong support when times were difficult and a helpful hand was needed to see the path forward. We will also remember him for his humour, his friendliness and his ability to generate great happiness. So we wish good luck to both Colin and Andrea. Teffont doesn’t know it yet but it is a very lucky village.


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CHICKENS WANTED!

If there is anybody who has any chickens that

need a new home please contact me, as I would be very interested.

For any further details, please contact me on

07817121698 (C.E.Burge)

ENFORD VILLAGE HALL FILM CLUB

In Association With

WILTSHIRE MOVIOLA

Tuesday 26th July

“Mao’s Last Dancer”

A drama based on the autobiography by Li Cunxin. At the age of 11, Li was

plucked from a poor Chinese village by Madame Mao's cultural delegates and taken to Beijing to study ballet. In 1979, during a cultural exchange to Texas, he

fell in love with an American woman….

Tickets £5.00 each booked in advance and £6.00 on the night

To book tickets and for more information contact 07961 458058

or

e-mail: [email protected]

Doors open 7.00 p.m.

Film Starts at 7.30 p.m.

Drinks available from the Bar

For just a few pounds you can place an advertisement

in the Enford Newsletter.

£20 per 1/8 page for 10 issues £45 per 1/3 page for 10 issues

Please contact Peggy Waterkeyn

01980 670418


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In aid of Netheravon Church and Netheravon School PTFA

£5 per car or table

Bacon Butties

Hot dogs, refreshments

LOCAL POLICING

I have taken a report about the use of plaits in horse theft preparations: “Owners need to be keeping an eye out for evidence of their horses being marked by the thieves. They do this in advance of the actual theft by twisting 1 or 2 sections of the mane and then tying it securely with a couple of knots. This makes it easier for the rest of the thieves to come back at night and determine which horses are to be taken. To some it would look like the animal just had a tangled mane but the knots give it away. They favour coloured horses/ponies Piebalds and Skewbalds. They also favour cobs which are a heavier sturdier breed. Sometimes they mark buildings like stables and tack rooms so when they come back at night to commit the crimes they know exactly where to go. Owners may also notice that their horses are slightly spooked and may have sweated up due to strangers hanging around or trying to approach them in their fields.” In two local cases this month the plaits were found and removed, the horses were moved and the thefts were thwarted. As the price of metal remains buoyant, so thefts of metal continue. If you can, lock all metals away, or keep them away from public scrutiny. The money that the thief makes from the stolen metal is often a tiny sum in comparison with the inconvenience and cost of repairing the damage caused when the thief takes the metal. Nothing is spared, a Victorian mission hall bell was recently stolen from Netheravon, it will probably be melted down. I remember my sense of outrage in Iraq, when I saw a line of upended electricity pylons in a useless row in the desert; they had been pulled down by thieves stealing copper. The result of this action was that several villages suffered power cuts, causing a problem that took several years to rectify. Incidents have included unsupervised dogs going for a dog on a lead, causing distress to the smaller victim dog, and hare coursers charging through crops, oblivious to the damage caused I hope to see you at the Fete shortly. Michael Bayliss Maria Downham Philippa Royston PC 1250 PCSO 6078 PCSO 6235 0845 408 7000 Extension 744817 (Ludgershall and Rural Neighbourhood Policing Team) [email protected]


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THE NATIONAL GARDENS SCHEME Gardens Open For Charity

www.ngs.org.uk

Every year NGS gardens across England and Wales welcome over half a million visitors. Most gardens which open for the NGS are privately owned and open just a few times each

year. Some gardens open as part of a group with the whole community involved.

You can find out which gardens are open in the area by visiting www.ngs.org.uk or by

picking up a copy of Wiltshire Gardens in most garden centres.

Enford Gardening Club Autumn Programme

2011

Thursday 15 September Mort and Mary Burdick Talk about the Falkland Islands Entry £3.50 Thursday 13 October Composting and soil improvement General discussion and sharing of ideas

Entry £2.00 Thursday 10 November Ray Broughton Pruning Entry £3.50 Thursday 8 December AGM and Christmas Get together

Drinks and nibbles. Entry £2.00

Enford Village Hall 6.45 pm for 7.00 pm start

Refreshments and plants for sale All welcome!

On a wet and cold evening the Garden Club had a lovely visit to Longstreet House garden and were shown round by Jenny Scott Dalgleish and Carol Davies. All the borders were a riot of colour and the roses were perfection. The planting in the new walled garden looked very mature and everyone was surprised it was only three years old. A lot of questions received helpful answers and some people were very busy with pen and paper.

It was a very happy and instructive evening and of course gardeners are not deterred by weather, 28 people attended.

Gai Rickett

ENFORD GARDENING CLUB VISIT TO LONGSTREET HOUSE


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Circuit Training @ The Parish Reading

Room

A mixture of weights and aerobic exercise to improve general fitness

Thursday nights 7.30 – 8.30pm

£3 (donation to the Parish Reading Room)

Thank you to the Enford Community Fund for the grant, which has

allowed us to buy a punch bag and two steps.

For more info call Gareth 671195

THE CHURCH OF ST MARY THE VIRGIN,

UPAVON

On Saturday 9th July St Mary’s will be holding its

Craft Fair and Fete from 2.00pm to 4.00pm

in and around the Church,

as part of Upavon Village Fun Day.

If you would like to have a trade or craft table,

please contact Bill, telephone: 630173.

Cost per table £10.00, payable in advance please.

CHRISTIAN AID WEEK COLLECTION 2011

Thank you to all those who gave so generously during the recent Christian Aid Appeal Week. The total collected in the Enford area was £634.85p. The total for the Benefice was £3,027.41p. Thank you too to the loyal team of collectors who willingly give up their time to help.

If you feel that you may be interested in helping with next year's collection, please contact me on 01980 671494.

Mary Burdick

WELCOME

We would like to wish a very warm welcome to all who have recently moved into the Parish of Enford.

We hope that you will find

many new friends and neighbours in this lovely part of Wiltshire

WISHING YOU WELL

to

Jacqui Elkins

from all your friends

on The Newsletter Committee


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ALL SAINTS ENFORD CHURCH The Vicarage Netheravon

01980 670326

For the Monthly Magazine

July 2011 Dear Friends,

This is the last letter I shall write as Andrea and I move house into retirement in the middle of August. My last Sunday service will be on 31st July at 10.30am in Netheravon Church to which you are all very welcome. Saying goodbye is always difficult especially as we leave with so many happy memories after eight years. I am reminded of Bob Hope’s song “Thanks for the Memories” which expresses much of the sentiment I feel. As we go we are leaving behind some very good friends and happy thoughts of some real characters that make up our different villages in the valley. Looking back we have had a lot of fun which I believe to be a very important part of priestly ministry. I have always felt that the Christian religion encompasses a wide community of people and that sometimes the Church has been guilty of creating a “Holy Huddle.” A great deal of thought and care is going into finding my replacement and I hope it will not be long before The Vicarage is occupied once more. As I leave The Rev’d Mark Zammit has become the Team Rector of the newly formed Avon River Team which now in-cludes 7 villages, adding Durrington to the Avon Valley Benefice. Ministry will continue under his capable direction, ably sup-ported by The Rev’d Ann Keating, The Rev’d Rachel Bussey and Tina Draycott (who will be ordained in October) the two Licensed Lay Ministers (Chrysogon and Christine) and the many Lay Pastoral Assistants and Churchwardens. I feel confident that I leave behind welcoming and friendly churches, all of whom have changed in some way or another - some structurally with new loos and kitchenettes, others with new lighting and more space to move freely around the church, enabling a more relaxed form of worship. How fortunate we are to live in this part of England with its wide-open spaces and such good people to make the villages what they are. I finish with some words of St. Paul, writing 2,000 years ago to the Philippians (in what is now part of Greece): “And now my friends, all that is true, all that is loveable and gracious, whatever is excellent and admirable fill all your thoughts with these things.” These words sum up how much I feel we should fix our thoughts on the noble, the just, the pure, the loveable, the gracious – whatever is excellent and admirable. It is true that the way we think makes us the people we are. May God’s blessing be with you all. Colin Fox

CHURCH CLEANING ROTA

CHURCH SERVICES

Gai Rickett & Lowenna Harbottle 26th

Tessa Manser 19th

Paula de Chalus & Amanda Marx 12th

Sue Poole-Warren & Hilary Horsford 5th

August July

Lyn Riche & Fanny Middleton 22nd

Gai Rickett & Lowenna Harbottle 15th

Tessa Manser 8th

Paula de Chalus & Amanda Marx 1st

Helen Hadfield & Jill Mitchell 29th

July

3rd 0900 Holy Communion

10th 1030 Benefice Service, Netheravon

17th 1030 Family Communion

24th 1800 Evensong - Colin Fox’s last service at Enford

31st 1030 Benefice Service Netheravon with Archdeacon. Colin’s last service before his retirement

August

7th 0900 Holy Communion

14th 1030 Benefice Service, Netheravon

21st 1030 Family Communion

28th 1800 Evensong


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with warranty

Replacing your washing machine, dryer,

fridge or electric cooker?

Please donate your old machines to us so we

can refurbish them for families in need

Wiltshire-wide collection and delivery service

Call us on (01380) 720200

or visit our showroom at Hopton Park,

Devizes

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Registered Charity Number 1107150

News from Pewsey Children’s Centre

If you are a parent/carer of a child aged 0-5 and you have not yet

discovered Pewsey Children’s Centre now is the time! This purpose

built centre is on the same site as Pewsey Primary and Secondary

School, and shares the building with Puddleducks Nursery and is open

to all families in the Pewsey Community Area with children aged 0-

5years.

Come along to Curious Creation on Wednesdays, from 10.30-11.30 – this is a fun (and often messy!) hour

of creative play for you and your child to do together.

The Children’s Centre run a number of parents groups discussing relevant developmental issues for

various age groups: babies 0-4 months, children aged 4-12 months and children over 12 months. Please

ring to find out more.

For dads and male carers there is a monthly Dads’ Brunch club on the third Saturday of the month, and

also a monthly Sensory Play session. You can also visit for our drop-ins where you and your child can play

in our fully equipped activity room or come along to a new weekly Stay and Play Session in

Woodborough Parish Rooms on Thursday mornings from10.30-11.30, starting 7th July.

For more information about anything mentioned here, or the Children’s Centre in general please ring

(01672) 562351, or call into the Centre.


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Day Activity Time Contact

Monday Yoga

Beginners’ Class

5.30 p.m. – 7.00 p.m.

Emma Petitt 01980 670510

[email protected]

Tuesday Pilates

9.15am - 10.15am

Tiggy Martin 01980 670438

[email protected]

Tuesday Enford Film Club

Moviola

3rd Tuesday in the month

Doors open 7.00 pm

Martin Webb 07961 458058

[email protected]

Wednesday Keep Fit 6.15 pm – 7.15 pm

Helen Gould-Cooper 01980 670324

[email protected]

Wednesday Short Mat Bowls 7.30 p.m. – 10.00 p.m.

David Spencer 01980 670526

[email protected]

Thursday Pilates 8.30 a.m. – 9.30 a.m. Nicci Caswell 01980 625245 Work

[email protected]

Thursday Camera Club 8.00 p.m. – 9.00 p.m.

1st Thursday in the month

Martin Webb 01980 670537

[email protected]

Thursday Gardening Club 6.45 p.m. – 8.45 pm

2nd Thursday in the month

Fanny Middleton 01980 671645

[email protected]

Friday Youth Club 6.00 p.m. – 9.00 p.m. Katrina Knight 01980 670492

Bruce Carter 01980 671708

Saturday Enford Football Club Recreation Ground Ollie Stagg 01980 670634

Sunday Red Lion Football Club Recreation Ground Ian Fribbens

[email protected]

YOUTH CLUB We would love to hear from anyone who is interested and who can commit to a Friday evening once a month, weekly

or fortnightly

Contact Katrina Knight 01980 670492 or Bruce Carter 01980 671708

ENFORD FOOTBALL CLUB

is planning to introduce

Junior Football

Contact Ollie Stagg 01980 670634

for further information and to join in!

PRIVATE PARTIES

Planning a Children’s Party or celebrating a special Birthday or an Anniversary? The new hall is the perfect venue for

weddings and parties!

[email protected]

01980 670501

DATES FOR THE DIARY

Film Nights

Tuesday 26th July “Mao’s Last Dancer”


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SALISBURY PLAIN TRAINING AREA NEWS SHEET July 2011

TRAINING ON SPTA 1 – 17 July sees exercises by the 1 LANCS battle group, a squadron of armoured engineers and a 3 YORKS armoured infantry company equipped with Warrior. Royal Netherlands Marine Corps Mortar and Anti Tank Companies mounted in BV 206 light tracked vehicles will conduct live firing in the first week of July with 120mm mortars and Gill Strike anti tank missiles. 18 – 22 July sees three Land Warfare Centre armoured exercises SABRES THRUST, BADGERS STRESS and FINAL STRIKE moving across the Plain over four days. At the same time the largest Royal School of Artillery exercise of the year CROSSED CANNONS will deploy into the Centre and East as the culmination of four courses live firing with 105mm L118 Light Guns and 155mm AS90. 23 July to 24 August. Germany based 20 Armoured Brigade conduct their pre-Afghanistan exercise (PASHTUN DAWN) with 6100 troops and 300+ armoured vehicles plus jets, transport aircraft and helicopters. Convoys in excess of 80 vehicles may cause delays on tank crossings. In the interests of public safety permissory use of the Military Lands for recreational purposes is suspended from 24 July to 22 August 2011. The public are requested to avoid areas where troops are training and to keep to rights of way on the Plain. There will be no access to Larkhill Artillery Ranges and permissive stone tracks in the Copehill Down area (Tilshead, Chitterne & Shrewton triangle) will be closed to the public.

FIRING NOISE

Firing is closely managed to ensure that legal noise limits are not exceeded and disturbance is minimised. Although some may find the noise intrusive, it is well below legal limits. Late Firing Days on Larkhill & Westdown Ranges 5th, 7th, 12th, 14th, 14th, 19th, 21st, 26th, 28th, 30th AS90 Firing from Salisbury Plain East 19th July AS90 Firing from Salisbury Plain West & Tilshead, Chitterne, Shrewton Triangle 21st July

Complaints about Firing Noise should be made to (01980) 620819

MILITARY FLYING Helicopters, Hercules (C130) and fast jets may be active at any time. Fox Covert & Everleigh Dropping Zones will be active throughout.

Complaints about low flying should be made to 0207 218 6020 or e-mail [email protected]

ACCESS Access to Salisbury Plain is regulated by Salisbury Plain Military Lands Byelaws and Bulford, Larkhill and Imber Range Bye-laws. This Newsletter is published up to 6 weeks before the event and urgent training bids may come in subsequently. Always

comply with local signs and flags.

Access timings can be found on the SPTA Walks Line: (01980) 674763 Bulford Ranges A number of public rights of way (PROW) run through Bulford Ranges and are closed when firing is taking place and red flags are flying. No firing is planned for 9th to 31st July inclusive Larkhill Ranges A number of PROW run through Larkhill Ranges and are closed when firing is taking place and flags are fly-ing. No firing is planned for 2nd, 3rd, 9th, 10th, 16th, 17th, 23rd July

Note. In the event of range fires access may be denied to some areas due to the risk of unexploded ordnance “cooking off”.

NEWSFLASH

Fly tipping on Salisbury Plain cost a Westbury builder nearly £2,500! See Western Daily press and the Warminster Journal for details.


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PLAINWATCH NUMBER 01980 674700

PLAINWATCH is specifically designed to rapidly identify suspicious activity on the Plain: firstly and principally to iden-tify criminal activity but secondly to deter such activity. We seek the support of those Parishioners who regularly use the Plain for recreational purposes, who when doing so spot what could be termed suspicious or even criminal activity taking place. No approach or contact should be made with potential of-fenders. If such an opportunity occurs we would be pleased to hear from you via a special telephone number which we have set up within our 24 hour Operations Cell: 01980 674700. We would welcome your assis-tance in making the Plain more secure and a safe place to enjoy.

POLICE WARNING

THIEVES OPERATE ON THE TRAINING AREA SECURE YOUR VEHICLES AND EQUIPMENT AT ALL TIMES

Imber A combination of difficult terrain and unexploded military debris make it hazardous to leave the tarmac roads. The public are excluded from Imber Ranges at all times except when the roads are opened to reduce journey times across Imber Ranges. It is planned to open the roads through Imber as follows: 1. August Bank Holiday Weekend 27th, 28th, 29th August 2. September 3rd -4th to celebrate St Giles’s Day 3. The celebration of Remembrance Day 12th -13th November 4. Christmas from 17th December – 2nd January 2012 Note. Even when the roads are open the village remains out of bounds to the public These dates may change if operational training needs dictate UPCOMING MAJOR EXERCISES. During the following major exercises access may be restricted on Larkhill Ranges and in the Chitterne – Shrewton – Tilshead Triangle north of the B390. Ex PASHTUN DAWN 24 Jul – 22 Aug Ex LIONSTRIKE 26 Sep – 30 Sep Ex WESSEX THUNDER 13 Nov – 27 Nov PUBLIC USE OF THE MILITARY LANDS Offences Causing Most Trouble to Users of SPTA. Currently the greatest problems are:

Illegal “Off Roading” by 4WD and motor cycles i.e. not on metalled roads or byways, or without Road Tax. MOT or Insurance. Three motorcycles were seized in April. Criminal damage Fly Tipping Theft of and from vehicles and theft of metal. Poaching (including hare coursing).

PUBLIC USE OF THE MILITARY LANDS What You Can Do to Reduce Crime. You can report suspicious activity to PLAINWATCH (01980 674700) (a Ministry of De-fence Police intelligence gathering project). The more information the better e.g. time place, vehicle registration, description of individuals and vehicles. If a crime is taking place call 999 and do not challenge the offenders.

Dogs Fouling We have no funds to provide “dog bins” . In Larger quantities faeces are hazardous waste but small amounts of faeces can be placed in any rubbish bin if “bagged”. All we ask is that:: Dog walkers stay away from military training. Owners pick up faeces, bag them, take them home and put them in their own bin. For those who object to removing faeces, please “Google” Toxicara Canis Salisbury Plain Maps. The latest maps of Salisbury Plain are Ordnance Survey 1:25000 Explorer Series: Salisbury & Stonehenge (Sheet 130) 2009: Warminster & Trowbridge (Sheet 143) 2010

N D LINGE MBE Lt Col (Retd) for Commander


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Sculpture Studio: Unit 10 Nursery

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Garden sculpture.

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and craft lessons/parties, all ages

For details or visit:- Call: 01380 729269 or

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For just a few pounds you can place an advertisement

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Please contact Peggy Waterkeyn

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Avon Small Saints Pre-School

All Saints Primary School, High St. Netheravon

Registered to provide day care for 2-5 year olds

Morning Sessions • Lunch Club • Afternoon Sessions

For more information, please ring Elka (supervisor) on:

01980 671681 www.avonsmallsaints.co.uk

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DO YOU SUFFER WITH ACHES AND PAINS?

If so, why not book a massage?

Massage is medically proven to help with tight muscles, injuries and helps with the relaxation of body and mind

Treatments are available within a local clinic or you could have your massage in the

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Contact Matt Rushton 01980 671529 07703920627

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CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANERS

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Book your Free, no obligation quote now on 01980 621621 Carpets, rugs, leather and upholstery cleaned, to AWARD WINNING standard

The BEST local and reputable company, GUARANTEED

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Computer/IT support

Small business and Home users

Networking issues/installations

PC Problems

Tuition

General IT advice/help

Upgrades

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Service Support Options

Call 01980 623052 or visit

www.gdbts.com to see if we can help.

Cape Cuisine

ONLY THE BEST HOME-COOKED

Weddings, Anniversaries, Parties.

Hot or Cold Buffets

For Quotations

01980 590808

OIL TANK SUPPLY AND INSTALLATION SPECIALISTS

OIL TANKS

Redmayne-Bentley Stockbrokers

Mr Wayne Bawden

City & Guilds qualified (Horticulture)

‘Professional, experienced local landscaper’

Drives / Patios / Paths / Decking / Fencing

Hedge Cutting & Reduction

Lawn Replacement (turf or seed)

Complete Landscape of Gardens

Renovation and Restoration.

Portfolio of work done available on request.

Free estimates, please call Wayne on 01980 671726 / 07795 058379

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Double, twin, single & family suites

Call Jackie to book on

01980 671 640 / 07715 419 600

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Free estimates. Fully insured.

For local professional service call:

01980 630864 or 07870 454884

SEAN DEVINE

PAINTER & DECORATOR

To discuss how we can help, please contact either Hugh Lancaster or Gerald Lowes

Telephone: 01488 686400

Email: [email protected]

Visit: www.redmayne.co.uk/hungerford

Whether it’s a dazzling new colour, new textured or classic haircut,

Louise and Stacie look forward to helping you achieve your stunning new look. Come along for your free consultation.

Appointments not always required.

Tina’s Hairdressers High Street, Netheravon

Open – Tuesday 9-5.30, Wednesday 9-2, Thursday 1-7, Friday 9-6, Saturday 9.00-2

Closed – Sunday and Monday

Tel: 01980 670628 New Range of Jewellery and Bags For Sale

VAT No: GB 613 139 763. Members of the London Stock Exchange Authorised and Regulated by the Financial Services Authority


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PEST CONTROL SERVICE

RABBITS, RATS, MOLES WASPS, SQUIRRELS

BIRD PROOFING

CALL NIGEL

01980 670804 07854 828904

CAROL G DAYTON ITEC MGPP IIHHT T.A.Th

For further information please call:

01980 653151 or 07787 513563

Massage Therapist

Indian Head Massage

Reflexology

Skenar Therapy

Reiki

Ear Candles

Injury Treatment

Waxing and Sugaring

WILTON CARPETS

Jon Card Your local contact for: Great Carpets Great Choice Great Prices

Full Measuring, Estimating & Guaranteed Fitting

Email: [email protected] 01722 742733

Salisbury Garden Machinery

Tel: 01980 655552

PETS, PANELS, AGGREGRATE

BUILDING,GARDENING & DIY

Bits & Pieces (Durrington)Ltd)

Proprietors: P & M Conn

37 – 39 Bulford Road, Durrington

GRAHAM BUCKLAND SERVICES

General building maintenance: plumbing,

Carpentry, glazing, brickwork, etc

Free quotes and reasonable rates

‘Man with a Van’ hire.

Removals and House Clearance

Undertaken

Tel: 01980 670870

or 07831 889 666

Has your conservatory lost its new shiny look, windows impossible to clean? CAN I HELP could be the solution

CAN I HELP?

CONSERVATORY CLEANING, WINDOW CLEANING AND GENERAL MAINTENANCE

Other things undertaken include painting and decorating, brickwork and carpentry or any task in the home and garden. Man and Van service also available. All work is guaranteed.

For a free quote and written estimate if requested contact

Contact Peter 07875 238730

Jumping Jacks Pre-School & Creche Airfield Camp, Netheravon

01980 628259

Looking for a pre-school for your child? Please come and visit us.

· Open to children aged 12mths-5 years

· Monday-Friday 9.00am – 1.00pm · Open to military and civilian families

· Lunch club available until 1pm

With a focus on social development & learning through play

www.jumpingjackspreschool.co.uk

A member of the PSLA & a registered charity


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M NASH & P WILKINS

ALL LANDSCAPING WORK UNDERTAKEN

FENCING*PATIOS*PATHS*PONDS*

BRICKWORK

HEDGECUTTING*GARDEN CLEARANCE

GRASSCUTTING

Tel: MIKE 01380 840767

Mobile:07977 950654

Tel: PAUL 01380 840763

Mobile: 07970 557002

ROD SMITH The Garage

Netheravon

UNIPART CAR CARE CENTRE

MOT Tests Car Repairs & Servicing

Now able to service air conditioning units

Batteries, Exhausts & Tyres at Competitive Prices

Handy Gas

Tel: Stonehenge (01980) 670348

AGRICENTRE

Now stocking Frontline for cats and dogs at an unrivalled price

Excellent products at an excellent price from well-known horse wormers Electrical fencing

Complete range of Briswim pool chemicals

FREE HOME DELIVERY!

Contact: Justin Young, A.M.T.R.A., SQP(Branch Manger) 07850 184111 01722 320316

Ring Donna

on

07711 579403

Carpentry & Joinery

Building Works &

Maintenance

Bathrooms and Kitchens

Please Call

01980 630545

Or

07759 586162

ELSTON VETERINARY CLINIC

ELSTON LANE, SHREWTON

Dr. Enid Frantilla, DVM MRCVS

Small Animal Medicine and Surgery

Providing high quality pet healthcare

and a caring, friendly professional service

HELPING YOU TO HELP YOUR PETS!!

Consultations by appointment, Mon-Sat

For appointments or enquiries, and

24 HOUR EMERGENCY SERVICE

01980 621999

TIM BUCKLAND

BOILER MAINTENANCE

FOR SERVICE AND BREAKDOWNS

Friendly and efficient service

Wide stock of boiler spares in stock

VERY COMPETITIVE PRICES

Also AGAs and RAYBURNs serviced

Tel: 01980 625846


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Oil Boiler Servicing, Commissioning & Repairs

CALL

GRAHAM C BROWN & SON

01980 622737 Est. 1982

FULLY QUALIFIED FULLY INSURED EXPERIENCED TECHNICIAN

OIL FIRED BOILERS

Call Tim Walsh

Tel. 01980 652803

Mobile 07919603884

For prompt reliable –

SERVICING

REPAIRS

COMMISSIONING

MODERN & TRADITIONALLY

DESIGNED MEMORIALS

M J SLY Monumental Stonemason

New Memorials, Additional Inscriptions

Restorations, Free Home Visits

Free Brochure

Marlborough (01672) 516797 Email: [email protected]

Website: www.mjsly.co.uk

Workshop & Showroom at Pelham Court,

London Road,

Marlborough, Wiltshire

Registered Business

RGV ENGINEERING (NETHERAVON) Ltd High Street, Netheravon

01980 670667

Specialists in Plumbing,,

Heating and Electrical Works

Also Boiler Servicing and

Commissioning NEW!!!

Interested in Renewable Energy?

Please see our website for details: Www.rgvengineering.co.uk

GAS SAFE * OFTEC * NICEIC * ECA


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VILLAGE COMMITTEES

PARISH COUNCIL

Chairman Ken Monk 670540 Vice Chairman Adrian Orr 670447 Parish Clerk Bill Vergette 670132 Councillors Stan Bagwell 670154 Norman Beardsley 670860 Michael Fay 670553 Martin Webb 670537 Jane Young 670532 Tessa Manser 670605 Bruce Carter 670006

PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL

VILLAGE HALL

Chairman Judy D’Arcy-Irvine Vice Chairman Treasurer Glenda Clark Secretary Lesley Brown Parish Council Rep Adrian Orr Parish Hall Rep Jane Young Football Club Rep Ollie Stagg PCC Rep Judy D’Arcy-Irvine Newsletter Rep Jacqui Elkins Booking Officer Judy D’Arcy-Irvine (670501) Property Officer David Spence Grounds Officer Hamish Scott Dalgleish

PARISH HALL

Chairman Richard Pettit Treasurer Bruce Carter Secretary Gareth Holden

FOOTBALL CLUB

Chairman Julian Lee Secretary Julian Lee Treasurer Ollie Stagg 1st Team Manager Julian Lee 2nd Team Manager Ian Lawes

NETHERAVON SCHOOL

Chairman of Govenors Andrew Marx Enford Govenor Rep Fanny Middleton Head Teacher Hayley Humphris Clerk Shona Ford

NEWSLETTER COMMITTEE

Chairman Tanya Becker Vice Chairman Linda Mundy Secretary Linda Mundy Treasurer Ros Perry Advertising Peggy Waterkeyn Village Hall Rep Jacqui Elkins Parish Council Rep Jane Young Ann Houghton Gay Monk

THE VICAR Rev Colin Fox

The Vicarage, Netheravon 01980 670326

ENFORD CAMERA CLUB

Chairman Martin Webb Secretary Jeni Scott Dalgleish Treasurer Sue Vergette

Church Wardens John Poole Warren Henry Middleton Treasurer Alan Merrett Secretary Amanda Murray Council Members: Michael Hadfield Jonathan Walsh Judy D’Arcy-Irvine Bruce Carter Frank Horsford John Manser Sue Poole-Warren


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1st Friday

2nd Saturday

3rd Sunday Holy Communion , 9.00am/Car Boot Sale, 10.00am-12.30, All Saints School Netheravon

4th Monday

5th Tuesday Quiz, 9.30pm, The Swan

6th Wednesday

7th Thursday Recycling/Circuit Training, Parish Reading Room, 7.30pm

8th Friday

9th Saturday Craft Fair and Fete, 2.00pm-4.00pm, Upavon Church

10th Sunday Benefice Service, 10.30, Netheravon

11th Monday Summer Fete, All Saints Primary School, Netheravon, 12.00—3.00pm


13th Wednesday

14th Thursday Black Bin/Circuit Training, Parish Reading Room, 7.30pm

15th Friday St Swithin’s Day

16th Saturday

17th Sunday Family Communion, 10.30am

18th Monday


20th Wednesday

21st Thursday Recycling/Circuit Training, Parish Reading Room, 7.30pm

22nd Friday

23rd Saturday Jumble Sale, 2.00pm, Enford Parish Hall

24th Sunday Evensong, 6.00pm

25th Monday

26th Tuesday Film Club, Village Hall, 7.00pm, Mao’s Last Dancer/Quiz, 9.30pm The Swan

27th Wednesday

28th Thursday Black Bin/Circuit Training, Parish Reading Room, 7.30pm

29th Friday Farewell Party for Colin and Andrea Fox, 7.00pm, Figheldean Village Hall

30th Saturday

31st Sunday

July 2011

(for more details see www.enfordnewsletter.org/events.php)

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