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Issue 298Published by Hamble-le-Rice Parish Council and distributed free throughout the Parish and at
www.hambleparishcouncil.gov.uk
AuGusT/sepTember 2016
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The Parish Council held an Extra Ordinary meeting to discuss the Lifeboat Station construction project. A working party presented to the Council recommendations and a list of requirements to bring the public toilets/facilities up to an acceptable standard. This took into account previous survey reports received, including the report recently commissioned by the Parish Council.Subsequently, further meetings have been held including representatives of Hamble Lifeboat and all agreed that opening of the unisex toilets as soon as possible was the highest priority. Councillor Keith House, leader of the Borough Council, attended a Council meeting to update the Parish Council on the progress of the provision of a library for Hamble. Working with the County Council, the Borough Council has
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Hamble-le-Rice Parish CouncilMemorial Hall, High Street, Hamble-le-Rice, Southampton SO31 4JE
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OysteR QUay vIewINg aRea aNd PUbLIC aRtWe have been asked by the Directors of Oyster Quay (Hamble) Limited to clarify the terms upon which public access to the viewing area at Oyster Quay may be enjoyed.
The residents of Oyster Quay welcome members of the public using the viewing area but it should be noted that the viewing area is private property, is not dedicated as a right of way and that there is no public access beyond it.
Members of the public visiting this area should arrive and depart using the steps leading down to the Quay.
It should be noted that there is no public right of way from the viewing area to the High Street using the cobbled area within the development.
The Parish Council requests that all visitors to this area do so responsibly whilst respecting the private interests of the residents.
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identified the former Barclays Bank as the most suitable building for a library in Hamble. The Borough Council has had their offer to buy the building accepted but this purchase is subject to contract.
The Council has received planning permission for a new storage building at the College Playing Fields, so that the groundstaff’ s equipment can be centralised to enable more efficiency.
Tony Daniels, Clerk of Denmead Parish Council, gave a presentation to the Parish Council regarding Neighbourhood Plans, which were introduced through the Localism Act 2011. Denmead was a frontrunner Council to produce a Neighbourhood Plan and he shared its experience in undertaking this process.
Denmead is one of only a small number of Parish Councils who have worked through the process to achieve a Neighbourhood Plan and he was happy to offer further advice if required.
The Annual meeting with Sports Representatives that use the Parish Council’s facilities has taken place. Hamble Club Football Club was please to inform the Council that their new facilities at Parish Community Facilities off Hamble Lane are near completion and will be ready for the new football season.
The Council has undertaken its end of financial year internal audit and completed the Annual Return.
The Council has been informed that one of the government oil pipelines through the parish has been formally abandoned as it has been superseded by newer pipelines.
A new information board has been installed at Westfield Common and received many compliments. Unfortunately within days of its installation it was vandalised by being completely covered in spray paint.
It appears this was done by the person who has caused similar graffiti/vandalism in the area including at the Hamble Halt bridge. The board has been cleaned and people are encouraged to view the new board to find out more about Westfield Common. Westfield Common Information Board
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Hamble-le-Rice FloweR club28th anniversary Year 2016/17
The Hamble le Rice Flower club consists of a friendly group, mainly but not exclusively of ladies who meet on the second Monday of each month at 2pm in the Hamble Le Rice Memorial Hall.We have practice sessions, demonstrations by well-known demonstrators, visits and workshop days and other areas of interest.We welcome both prospective members and visitors to our meetings to share our love of flowers.
For our July outing we had a memorable visit to the Hampton Court Flower Show. The day was sunny, warm and brought out hundreds of flower lovers. There was every kind of plants and shrubs to see and buy! Visitors arriving back at cars and coaches with little trolleys of plants, full of enthusiasm, ready to redesign their gardens.
The meeting on monday august 8th will be a Practice entitled “Pastimes” with Pat Maple. This can be interpreted as a hobby or something historic? Please bring along suitable materials and your tools. This is always an informative and learning afternoon.
on monday September 12th we have a Demonstration entitled “enigma Variations” by Pam welch.This will be a very interesting afternoon, come and learn more about flowers and flower arranging!
we are pleased to announce our Special christmas Demonstration is on Thursday December 8th and is entitled “a christmas wish” by National Demonstrator lorena Dyer, tickets will soon be available and get yours early as this event is always a sell out!Visitors welcome at all club events, just turn up.more information and tickets available from:-Rosemary Dorman, Secretary. 023.8045.2385,Valerie Pritchard, chairman. 023.8045.5952.
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SamPle THe FlaVouRS oF HamPSHiRe aT Hamble’S FeSTiVal oF FooD THiS SePTembeR.
On 3rd September, Hampshire Farmers’ Markets will be returning to Hamble’s Foreshore Car Park from 10am to 4pm for the village’s Festival of Food.
“Around 30 of our producers will be setting up shop for the day,” says Alex Handford, business manager at Hampshire Farmers’ Markets (HFM). “At the last event celebrating St George’s Day in April there was a great turnout and everyone said it was a brilliant day out. We’re hoping this means even more people will come along to see us on the 3rd’”
Back in April, it was the first time producer Cupcakes ‘mmm Cookies had attended a Hampshire Farmers’ Market at Hamble and their delicious treats certainly proved too tempting for some. “I’m really looking forward to this September’s festival,” says owner Tracy Burns. “Our cupcakes and cookies are all freshly baked with lots of different flavours for those who love sweet things. I certainly don’t feel like I’m a new member of Hampshire Farmers’ Markets as everyone has been so welcoming and friendly - I can’t wait for lots more markets,” she continues.
Just some of the other Hampshire producers you will find on the day include the award-winning Ambrose Sausages, as well as New House Venison and Game, both of whom will be selling meat perfect for that last minute end-of-summer barbecue. If it’s new plants for your garden you’re after, then make sure you visit Fernlea Nurseries’ stand, or Whinwhistle Nursery and Cutting Garden.
For freshly baked artisan bread, The Flour Stall will have lots of loaves on offer, plus those hooked on seafood will be keen to see what’s available from Catch Isle of Wight and Kerri’s Catch. Plus, as well as cupcakes and cookies, there will be more sweet delights from Fordingbridge Fudge, Michelle Mason Chocolates and cakes from Beceries.
As an addition to the festival, on the quayside there will also be music from St Andrew’s Pipe Band, face painting, JJ’s cider tasting and Bursledon Brickworks will be putting on activities for children. Best of all, parking is free. The village’s pubs and restaurants have produced special menus and will be getting involved with events throughout the day, including The Bugle, who will be offering tastings from their stand on the quayside.
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FRIeNds CRICket CLUb Friends Cricket Club was formed in 2012, primarily by Hamble resident David Tyrrell. We started with one team in the 4th division of the Hampshire league, but now have a Saturday team, an evening league team and an indoor league team. Both Saturday and evening teams have achieved 3 promotions since 2012. Cricket has played a strong sporting role in Hampshire village life since the 19th century. Hamble certainly had its famous cricketers, including CB Fry, who was the principal of the naval training school, and brought many cricketers to play at Hamble.Friends Cricket Club is keen to recruit and develop cricketers from Hamble residents, as we believe local talent and enthusiasm is essential for the long term future of the club. We would like to hear from anyone who is interested in playing Saturday league cricket (42 overs), evening league cricket (16 overs), indoor league (12 overs), or Sunday friendly cricket. We would also like to hear from Hamble parents who would like their children to be playing cricket.• Friends CC aim to encourage and support the playing of cricket in Hamble• We would like to support local people of all ages, who want to play friendlyand competitive cricket• We hope to continue the strong tradition of Hamble cricket into the future• Friends CC looks forward to hearing from any Hamble residents interested in getting involved with the club.Please contact [email protected] or the Parish Office for more details.
Mr Ramesh Kolli.
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HaMbLe LadIes gROUPOur summer outing took us along to the Bombay Sapphire Distillery which is based on the site of what was once the Laverstock Mill near Whitchurch here in Hampshire.A water-powered mill has stood on this site for more than 1,000 years and Bombay Sapphire state that they are proud to now occupy the site which is steeped in history, tradition and exceptional craftmanship. It is situated alongside the crystal clear River Test and is surrounded by beautiful natural countryside.We were given a guided tour of the distillery which was extremely interesting and we found out that they distill 90,000 litres of gin per day and that every drop of Bombay Sapphire Gin is distilled there. At the end of the tour we were taken to the Mill Bar where we were served with a cocktail of our choice and we were able to sit and relax and enjoy it in the beautiful surroundings.Even if Gin is not your preferred ‘tipple’ I would highly recommend a visit as it is not too far away and it won’t matter if it rains or shines.We didn’t go far for our lunch as we had booked in at the Watership Down public house just down the road where we were warmly welcomed and ate a very delicious meal.Another successful outing so well organised by our secretary Joan Fitzgibbon - well done Joan.amme for the rest of the year is as follows:Our programme for the rest of the year is as follows:9th August Rev Robert Sanday - Chaplain with Deaf People13th September Val Archibald - Walk the Way Camino de Santiago11th October Joanne Burns - Wild Fox Floristry8th November Sandy Foster - Bishop’s Bells Handbells Team13th December Christmas DinnerAll meetings start at 8.00pm are held in the Priory Centre. Why not come along and join us?
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The ladies who sell the books down at the Foreshore at weekends in aid of the Hamble Lifeboat are desperate for good quality Children’s books.
If you have any and would be happy to donate them for this worthy cause, please contact Diane Cowan on 023 8045 2273.
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“we wILL ReMeMbeR tHeM”I would like to take this opportunity of thanking everyone who helped me with the centenary commemoration of the two Great War Battles at Jutland and The Somme.Without their commitment and enthusiasm it would not have been possible to put together such a successful and all-inclusive event worthy of the occasion. We were delighted to see so many people marching down the High Street led by the St Andrew’s Pipe Band. Representatives of the Royal British Legion, The Royal Naval Association, The RAF Association, Warsash Sea Cadets, The Coastguard and The Air Transport Auxiliary attended in number.We were also joined by many members of the yachting and sailing fraternity including the Commodores of the Royal Southern Yacht Club, the RAF Yacht Club and the Hamble River Sailing Club. The Royal Southern Yacht Club also generously provided a free reception for all attendees after the ceremony.Fr Graham Whiting conducted the service with able support from The Mayor of Eastleigh, Cllr Des Scott & the Chairman of the Parish Council, Cllr Simon Hand who each read some poetry linked to the two battles.Charlotte Ralph and Kaya Finch gave two excellent readings on behalf of The Hamble School. Their History teacher Mr Barry Brown also attended along with their families.Solent Sound and Fire Systems Ltd of Hamble provided the PA system which enabled everyone to hear properly.BP Oil UK Ltd as always gave their support to a local Hamble community event.My colleagues, Richard Clarke, Chris Ayres, Steve Uden and Jeanette Symes were on hand to help me set everything up on the day.Finally, our friends in Brass Force provided excellent music throughout and sounded the Last Post and Reveille with great skill and dignity.Please take a little while to view some of the photographs of the event published here.Everybody who attended the commemoration felt that it was a fitting tribute to all those who gave their lives during the two battles. Without doubt the event brought together the entire community from within the village and beyond in commemorating the sacrifices made at sea and on foreign fields all those years ago.
brendan Gibbs, clerk to Hamble-le-Rice Parish council.
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Society Chairman, Ian Underdown, will be giving a pictorial view of postcards of the village, from the introduction of picture postcards in the early 1900s to the present day.You will be able to find out how the postcards and Hamble have changed during this period and some of the interesting messages written on them. What were people writing on the backs of their postcards 100 years ago?The golden age of postcards was the decade before the First World War and this has given an excellent pictorial record of Hamble during this time.You will be able to view over 150 postcards of Hamble in this presentation and find out something about the history of postcards that have been available in the village. Come along to enjoy the scenes of Hamble over the years of postcard production.New members and visitors are always welcomed to our meetings at the Roy Underdown Pavilion. The cost is £2 a meeting. If you would like more information please contact our secretary, Brian Knapp, telephone 8045 3534.
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MORe News ON HeNRy v’s sHIPs aNd tHe HaMbLe RIveRDr Ian Friel, who recently announced he thought he had discovered Henry V’s ‘Holigost’ at the top of the river next to the ‘Grace Dieu’, will be giving a lecture this month.Ian will be giving a talk about ‘Henry V’s Navy’ at the Greyladyes Arts Foundation in Bursledon on Tuesday August 16th at 7.30pm, cost £6. He will be talking about the wooden ships Henry V assembled in the 15th century to win the Hundred Years War with France. The Hamble River was the home of many of his great ships. For more information telephone 023 8040 4649.
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HaMbLe CONseRvatION vOLUNteeRsWe have had a very successful year so far, repairing paths, clearing scrub and removing litter from the beaches. Support from local firms has enabled us to tackle tasks that would have been beyond the ‘usual suspects’ and we are very grateful for this substantial commitment to maintaining Hamble Common as an attractive and safe environment for visitors and wildlife.
With so many away on holiday we take a break from major tasks in August but beach cleans are on 1st and 22nd August. Beach cleans in September are on 3rd and 19th September.
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tRaveL tOkeNs – aLLOCatION FOR 2017Application forms for travel tokens for 2017 will be available from 1st September 2016 from the Parish Office between the hours of 09:00 to 12:30 hours Mon-Fri, or telephone 023 8045 3422. Forms must be completed and returned to the Parish Office by 31st october 2016.applications will be considered at the working Party meeting to be held on monday 22nd November 2016.if successful, tokens will be issued in January 2017.Those eligible are pensionable parishioners who are unable to use buses and who have No acceSS to a private motor vehicle. These tokens are accepted by City Cars, Fleet Taxis, Hedge End Cabs, Phipps Taxis, Grainger Taxis (discounted medical appointments only), Hamble Good Neighbours Scheme (medical appointments only) and the Community Bus (to Tesco).
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2016 RIveR HaMbLe gaMes – aNOtHeR sUCCessFUL eveNt eNjOyed by aLL A committed team of organisers, hundreds of competitors all willing to take part in a fun and friendly community event, plus invaluable support from sponsors, marshals and other volunteers, were undoubtedly the key ingredients for another successful River Hamble Games held on Saturday 18th June. And not to mention how fortunate we were with the weather!
With the results now in, the third bi-annual Games enjoyed a record number of competitors, and by the end of the day we had seen a range of personal bests and record-beating times in all events. A big congratulations to all of our winners, and to the Average Joes who scooped the team award. A full list of results can be viewed at www.RiverHambleGames.com/2016-results.
Memorable highlights from the day include the crabbing competition … with 77 children taking part, we’re surprised there were any crabs left in the River Hamble that hadn’t been caught! The ever-popular Tug ‘o War competitions also drew the crowds, as did the Tae Kwon Do display by Phoenix School of Martial Arts. A lot of people also commented how wonderful the talented Kings School Winchester Student Steel Band were, as they performed two brilliant sets of music from a repertoire of popular songs.
When it came to the all-important medal ceremonies, we were delighted to welcome Ian Walker to the podium. As the skipper from Team Abu Dhabi who won the 2014-5 Volvo Ocean Offshore race, he was a fitting choice to hand out some of the medals. Also handing out medals was Jason Scott, the River Hamble’s Harbour Master and a critical member of the volunteer organising committee.
Thanks again to everyone who competed, sponsored, volunteered and gave up their venues, time and facilities to make this happen. The Games really do showcase the very best of a wonderful river and the communities that live on its shores. We look forward to the next Games in 2018 … watch this space!
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what’s on in august & septemberdate what where
8th August council meeting (Planning only) Roy Underdown Pavilion 7.00pm
8th August Hamble Flower club – Memorial Hall 2pm
9th & 23rd August St. andrews café – (Serving light lunches, coffee & Tea)
The Priory Centre 10.30-12.45pm
9th August Hamble Ladies Group - Priory Centre, 8pm
24th August bereavement Support Group (contact: Heather Smith 023 804529880)
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27th August Place 2B Café - (Contact: Sally Schofield 07776 482 865)
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3rd September Hamble Festival of Food Hamble Foreshore. 10.00am
8th September Hamble Local History Society Roy Underdown Pavilion 7.30pm
12th September Hamble Flower club – Memorial Hall 2pm
15th September Hamble conservation volunteers - Meet 10am Hamble Point Car Park
12th & 26th September council meeting Roy Underdown Pavilion 7.00pm
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date Monthly: what where
2nd Monday Hamble Flower Club Memorial Hall 2pm
3rd Monday Royal Naval Association RBL Netley
1st & 3rd Mon Hamble Conservation Beach Clean Hamble Point Car Park at 10am.
2nd Tuesday Hamble Ladies Group Priory Centre, St Andrew’s Church 8pm
3rd Wed RAF Association Itchen & Hamble branch (Contact: Steve Rawlings 02380 740771)
RBL Netley 7.30pm
2nd Wed Parachute Regiment Association RBL Netley
4th Wed Informal Bereavement Support Group (Contact: Heather Smith 02380 452998)
The Priory Centre 2pm-4pm
1st Thurs Hamble Business Group (Contact: John Murphy 07940 794307)
Victory Inn 6pm
Last Saturday Place 2B Café (Coffee, Cake & Conversation)
Priory Centre 10am-12 noon
date weekly:
Monday Monday Club Hamble Club, Beaulieu Road 1.30pm
Monday (except Bank Hols)
Hamble River Singers Community Choir (Contact [email protected])
HRSC Rooms 7.30pm
Mondays U-Tone Circuit Training Memorial Hall (Rear Hall) 8.15-9.15pm
Mondays Jiggy Wrigglers (toddler group) (Contact: Katie Dubief Mobile :- 07966 065643)
Memorial Hall (9.30-11am)
Tuesdays Parent & Toddlers Group Memorial Hall 9.30-11.30am
Tues & Thurs Pilates Memorial Hall (Tues 12-1pm) (Thurs 10-11am)
Wednesdays Yoga Memorial Hall 10-11.30am
Wed & Thurs Body Control Pilates (Contact: Caroline 07803 302654)
Roy Underdown Pavilion
9.15-10.15am (Wed) 6.30-7.30pm (Thurs)
Wednesdays Cherubs (Contact: Vicky 07799 367687)
St. Andrews Church 11-12.30pm
Wednesdays Acting Up, for class times contact: 07519 754829
Memorial Hall
Thursdays Acca Voce Choir Memorial Hall (Rear Hall) 7-8.30pm
Fridays Village Market Memorial Hall 9.30-10.45am
Regular events
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BEE SWARM COLLECTION M Barringer 8056 179207941 203 102
BUS PASSES (Eastleigh) 8068 8068EASTLEIGH BOROUGH COUNCIL (All depts) 8068 8068EASTLEIGH SOUTHERN PARISHES OLDER PEOPLE’S FORUM Diane Andrewes (Sec) 8040 3311FRIENDS OF HAMBLE PRIMARY SCHOOL Kate Gillespie 8045 3678HAMBLE BROWNIES Michelle Main Miller 8045 6357HAMBLE GOOD NEIGHBOURS (Medical Appt Transport Service) Co-Ordinator 0845 643 0371HAMBLE CLUB Mrs A Moore (Sec) 8045 6189HAMBLE CLUB FC Colin Williams (Sec) 8122 7187HAMBLE COMMUNITY SPORTS COLLEGE 8045 2105HAMBLE CONSERVATION VOLUNTEERS Philip Rawlinson [email protected] 07810 453 138HAMBLE FLOWER CLUB Rosemary Dorman 8045 2385HAMBLE HOCKEY CLUB Mark Hobbs, Sec. [email protected] 07740 440021HAMBLE HOUNDS Annette Bowcott 8001 1439HAMBLE LADIES’ GROUP Bobby Conduit 8045 3626HAMBLE RNLI LADIES GUILD Evelyn Ingram/Margaret Robinson 80456085
80455499HAMBLE LIFEBOAT Janet Motherwell (Sec) 83 Satchell Lane 8045 6792HAMBLE LOCAL HISTORY SOCIETY Brian Knapp 8045 3534HAMBLE MONDAY CLUB Mary Austin 8045 5436HAMBLE PARENTS & TODDLERS GROUP Diana Richings 8045 7730HAMBLE-LE-RICE PARISH COUNCIL Brendan Gibbs 8045 3422HAMBLE PLAYERS www.hambleplayers.hampshire.org.uk Fred Brazier 023 8056 1465HAMBLE POST OFFICE 8045 2323HAMBLE PRIMARY SCHOOL 8045 3298HAMBLE SEA SCOUTS ( Beavers 6 - 8 ) Lisa Russell 07966 162 754HAMBLE SEA SCOUTS (CUBS 8 - 10.5) Sue Hand 07775 856 345HAMBLE SEA SCOUTS (10.5 - 15) Annette Dyke 8044 1007HAMBLE SEA SCOUTS (Explorers 15-18) Annette Dyke 8044 1007HAMBLE SEA SCOUTS (NETWORKS 18-25) Annette Dyke 8044 1007HAMBLE SEA SCOUTS (ALL SECTIONS) [email protected] SQUASH CLUB Ann Smyth 07528 231 794HAMBLE VILLAGE MARKET Chris Pullen 07732 843 442HAMBLE VILLAGE PLAYSCHOOL Julie Ash (Administration) 07903 388 568HAMBLE YOUTH CENTRE Nick Scott 8045 2333HAMBLE YOUTH FOOTBALL CLUB Don Ross (Sec) 8056 0561 HAMPSHIRE COUNSELLING SERVICES Maureen Fyffe www hampshirecounsellingservice.co.uk 01329 822923HAMPSHIRE COUNTY COUNCIL 01962 841 841HANTS DIRECT (highways) 0132 922 5398HENVILLE EDUCATIONAL FOUNDATION Mrs W Mason 8045 2720HOSPITAL TAXI SCHEME 0845 602 4135MEMORIAL HALL BOOKINGS Rebecca Whitaker-Veryard (Bookings Sec) 0798 3220588NATIONAL BUS TIMETABLE 0870 608 2608NATIONAL RAIL ENQUIRIES 0845 758 5950ONE COMMUNITY 16 Romsey Road, Eastleigh 8090 2400CITIzENS ADVICE BUREAU 0870 126 9504POLICE 101, 999 in the event
of an emergencyRIVER HAMBLE MOORING HOLDERS’ Assoc. Peter Crick (Sec) [email protected] 8045 7025ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH Rev Caro Conde, Station Road, Netley Abby, Hants 8044 8671SCOUTS – Spartan Explorers (13 – 17 year olds) Sue (not part of the Sea Scouts) 8056 0766ST ANDREW’S CHURCH (inc Priory Centre) Priory Centre bookingsThurs Family Fellowship Cherubs Beacons
Father Graham WhitingJeff LawPat GillmanVickyKim Quayle
8045 21488045 42998045 242207799 367 6878056 2193
TESCO SHOPPING D Cowan (Organiser) 8045 2273TS MERCURY OLD BOYS’ ASSOCIATION Capt D Parsons, Westmead, 49 The Park, Yoevil, BA20 1DF 01935 414765WOMEN’S WALKING NETWORK Jenny Cudmore 8045 2877
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