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Stow timeSIssue 113 • June 2013
An independent magazine delivered to homes & businesses in Stow-on-the-Wold, Broadwell, Adlestrop, Oddington, Bledington, Icomb, Church Westcote, Nether Westcote, Wyck & Little Rissington, Maugersbury, Nether Swell,
Lower & Upper Swell, Naunton, Donnington, Condicote, Longborough and Temple Guiting
Copies go into Visitor Information Centres and onto the Villager Community Bus.Copies are also available at centres around Kingham and Guiting Powers.
Extra copies are generally available in the Stow Library.
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From the EditorTROUBLED TIMES – and something to think about
In Early Britain I expect that there were marauding clans whofought to gain this hilltop fort and laid waste to the landaround it. Later, as a successful wool town, Stow would haveattracted those who lived by exploiting or destroying others fortheir own betterment, from Romans to Roundheads andCavaliers. Now, in our modern history, Stow is besieged oncemore, circled by ‘predatory’ developers – I use the word withcaution, but it can feel that way.
There are plans already lodged or expected for no less than sixnew developments, just in Stow – there are more in Bourton,Moreton, and spreading to many other communities in theCotswolds like a plague – and the developers all want to buildover the Cotswold A.O.N.B. which, as we know, is protected byLaw against development! Stow’s own plans for the futureestimate that 27 affordable homes are needed in the next tenyears, and we really will need them. I don’t think we need over200 homes selling at figures approaching twenty or thirtytimes the average salary in Stow - do we? We need to replaceAshton House and we need a bigger, better surgery for ourdoctors – do we need 2 fifty-bed care homes, and 100 oddretirement apartments? I don’t think so.
Anyway, here’s ‘a baker’s dozen’ of events pages filled withcheerier things to think about. I can’t promise summerweather but I can guarantee you every opportunity to enjoy agood time in our towns and villages this summer. There aresome truly amazing concerts, festivals, celebrations, marketsand fairs. But before you rush off, take this thought with you – if you hada gift or received a grant of a large sum of money, which had tobe spent for the benefit of Stow people, what would you spentit on? Do let me know.
Best wishes, Jenni TurnerEditor
PS. The winner of our Thomas the Tank Engine Competition
was Rhys Williams, who is taking his Mum and some friends tosee Thomas at the Gloucestershire & Warwickshire SteamRailway. Well done, we hope you have a brilliant day!
Our next edition is for July 2013.The copydate is 15th June 2013.
Telephone Stow Times on
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Stow timeSInside this edition
FEATURES
8 ‘The Boys are Back!’ – Richard Price previews The Big Feastival
9 Moreton Art Weeks – an Arts Festival, the first of a new annual event
10 - 12 The Cotswold Line – The Railway that survived Dr Beeching - By Nigel Moor
15,16 Building over the A.O.N.B.– some of the Myths and Facts – by Jenni Turner.
17 Hillman Imp. Cotswold and Vale Action Alliance campaigning to
protect the Cotswolds
23 CDC’s Draft Local Plan – ready for public consultation
29 Stow Cotswolds Festival – a preview
REGULARS
6, 56, 58 Community News - Open Farm Day; Bourton’s model village; The
Morris in Oddington
9 Book Reviews from Borzoi Books in Stow
14 Robb Eden – Start early and have time to check the Tax Man’s figures!
19, 20 Correspondence – Oddington Rd, Stow Surgery, Business Rates, help
for rural businesses
21 News from Local Authorities & Associations
22 Notes from Stow Town Council Meeting – May
24 Local Church Services
30 – 39 LOCAL EVENTS and EVENTS DIARY including cinemas, open gardens
and walks
42 -44 Reports from some of our local Schools
48 - 55 News & Reports from some of the local Sports Clubs, etc..
59 Rotary Clubs of the N.Cotswolds and Kingham & Daylesford
60 Diary dates for some of our local clubs, societies and charities, etc
61 List of local Clubs, Societies and Associations
62 List of local Village Halls
63 Local Business Directory
This month’s edition is huge, with a widely varied selection of articles and
information. Helping sort out the content were Christabel Hardacre who
produced the events pages and Jan Marley who edits and produces the
Schools pages and Church diaries, with some new contributors – Nigel Moor,
Richard Price (actually a returning contributor) and Sue Brawn – all very
different, and all worth reading. Huge thanks to them all, and to our volunteer
deliverers who get out around the town and villages putting magazines
through letterboxes. It’s great teamwork!
Our design team this month was Eagle Design Ltd.
0845 230 8955 / www.eagledesign.net
Extra copies of Stow Times are generally available in Stow-i, the new Visitor
Information Centre, in St Edwards Hall and Stow Library. Copies are also
carried on The Villager Bus.
Material published in this magazine is copyright; the Editor may give permission for copy to
be reproduced for some purposes. The opinions expressed in this magazine are not
necessarily those of the Editor or any member of the team. The magazines are produced
and delivered almost entirely by volunteers. Whilst every effort is made to ensure the
accuracy of information printed in the magazine, the Editor/team do not accept any
responsibility for the consequences of any errors that may occur.
Our Front Cover: ‘Being Statues’ - Children from Condicote Playgroup & Toddlers at
Batsford Arboretum in May. Photograph © Condicote.ST.05.2013
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A total of just over £1600 has been raised in aid of
Children’s Brain Tumour Research.
Staff and friends from Riverside Dental Practice completed an 18
mile sponsored walk and cycle ride from Bourton-on-the-Water to
Cirencester. A quiz sheet was also sold at the practice with a prize of
an Oral-B electric toothbrush.
Philippa Floyd associate dentist at Riverside said, “Less than 1% of
money raised for cancer research goes towards Brain Tumour
research and it is the biggest cancer killer of the under 40’s. If we
keep ‘funding the fight’ then more children, like my 7 year old Henry,
will have a future .Thank-you to all our sponsors.
A campaign to raise awareness of the symptoms of brain tumours in
children under 18 years has won a major national NHS Innovation
award for its work in improving early cancer diagnosis.
£1.5m partnership will fight childhood and adolescent brain
tumours. A leading national brain tumourcharity is joining forces
with experts at The University of Nottingham in a £1.5 million
partnership to fight brain tumours in children.
Kate’s Home NursingFundraising
22nd June - New Bric a Brac Sale. With NO item costing more than
£10 there will be some huge bargains on offer! 10am to 3 pm in the
Masonic Rooms in Stow on the Wold
23rd June - Bourton Leisure Centre’s Triathlon - running, swimming
and cycling. Part of the Bourton Health and Fitness Fundraising
initiative/ personal ‘Get Fit’ challenges .
Sunday 21st of July - Annual Car Rally
2nd August - Kate’s Golf Day at Naunton Downs Golf Club.
PLUS Hannah Rogan is running her first marathon in Dublin in
October, raising money for Kate’s in memory of her grandmother,
Patsy Routledge, who was nursed by Kate’s in 2011. To sponsor her
contact www.justgiving.com
In the financial year to March 13 we provided approx 4,300 hours of
uncharged nursing for sixty local patients, a slight increase on the
previous year. Even with our extensive use of volunteers in the non-
clinical side of the charity, the total cost of this nursing was almost
£200,000. Thanks to the wonderful generosity of our supporters and
donors, including one very large local legacy, we met all that
expenditure from income in the year. Our costs this this year are
likely to be closer to £225,000, of which we expect to receive at most
£45,000 from NHS sources. So we ask for your continued support so
that we can continue to provide this much-needed service to local
patients and their families. For information on our fundraising
activities please contact Gabrielle Kubale, 01608 658728
Hatha Yoga Classes - Little Compton
Wednesdays in June – 5th, 12th, 19th, 26th
10am and 7pm
£15 for 90 minutes.
Mats, belts and blocks and eye pillows provided.
Restorative herbals teas after each session.
Langston Farm, Little Compton, GL56 0SH
Booking preferred
[email protected] or 07932 611 042
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An ever-changing selection of British-made, excitingnew brands and contemporary classics.
Pug on the Square – A new shopping experience every month
The Square, Stow-on-the-Wold, Glos, GL54 1AFPhone David Courtney on 07557 194 750
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THE BOYS
ARE BACK!A seasoned festival follower, Richard Price
previews this year’s Big Feastival for our readers.
Following the undoubted success of last year’s event, celebrity chefJamie Oliver and popstar-cum-farmer Alex James have again joinedforces to present The Big Feastival.
Billed as ‘the ultimate music and food weekender’, The Big Feastivalwill take place on Saturday, August 31st and Sunday, September 1stand once again Alex James has thrown open the gates to hisKingham farm for the event.
The musical acts in this year’s line-up are no strangers to awards,chart topping singles and albums with over 700 weeks combined onthe singles and albums chart. Providing the soundtrack will be BRIT-Award winning singer KT Tunstall, pop purveyors The Feeling, hip hopwonderkids Rizzle Kicks and legendary dance duo Basement Jaxx,with the likes of Norman Jay and The Cuban Brothers also bringingtheir own unique dose of good times to proceedings.
In The Big Kitchen, Jamie Oliver’s mentor Gennaro Contaldo, culinarymaestro Bruno Loubet, top British chefs Valentine Warner and Mark
Sargeant, Supper Club sensation Sabrina Ghayour and talentedfoodie Gizzi Erskine will all take to the stage to give cookingdemonstrations, alongside Jamie himself.
Now an established cheese producer and farmer, Alex James isclearly enjoying this new string to his particular bow - “I’m veryexcited to have such great foodies and musicians back on the farm.The whole weekend was so enjoyable last year and Jamie and I areworking to make it even better for 2013”
In between watching the experts in action, visitors can delve to newdepths of culinary delight down ‘Street Food Alley’, tucking into anexciting menu of dishes featuring the best of the British street foodscene. Highlights include Asian steamed buns from double awardwinning Yum Bun, mouthwatering meatballs from The Bowler andNapoli inspired street food from Pizza Pilgrims, with many more to beannounced. It’s not just about tasting great food, festival goers canget stuck in with a whole host of hands-on foodie features includingthe Electrolux Chefs’ Secrets Cooking Classes, the Weber BBQExperience, The Table Sessions and of course, the return of AlexJames’s very own Cheese Hub. What’s more, they can shop till theydrop from an award winning selection of local, national andinternational artisan producers and boutique brands.
Brand new for 2013, The Big Feastival welcomes TV personality andthe nation’s favourite farmer Adam Henson with his incredibleCotswold Farm Park to the Little Dudes Den. Furry and featheredfriends aside, big kids and little ones will find fun and games galorewith an action-packed family programme of activities including art andcraft workshops, kids’ kitchen masterclasses, country fayre games,welly wanging, bubble shows, a vintage funfair and the return ofhaystack mountain.
More acclaimed music acts, top chef talent and the Big Topheadliners still to be announced and tickets for The BigFeastival 2013 are on sale online at www.thebigfeastival.com
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Welcome to the new Information Centre,STOW–ON–THE-WOLD
Brewery Yard, off Sheep StreetStow-on-the-WoldGL54 1AA
01451 830341www.stowinfo.co.uk
Our friendly team can help you to get the best out ofyour visit to the Cotswolds, with local knowledge anda range of services, including bookingaccommodation (in advance of your visit or when youarrive) and some discount tickets for local attractions.
• Tickets for local events, theatres, bus and coach tours• Maps and guide books• Walking and cycling information• Local transport information• Souvenirs and gifts.
L O O K out! for our Monthly Newsletter
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Can you believe it? Halfway through the year & so far we’ve had little to cheer. Theeconomic outlook is looking a little better but we’ve still a long way to go before we all feelconfident that, indeed, things are on the up. Whatever the state of the economy you stillhave to pay your tax, unless you’re one of those conglomerates who somehow manage toavoid paying it.
“We’ve got plenty of time haven’t we”? These words are normally spoken by those whofinally make it through the door in January, more often than not the same clients who bringin a Tesco bag full of receipts & suggest that they’ve made a bit of an effort to get theirbooks in order this year! Every client is different but the one thing for all is that Tax Returnshave to be filed & tax paid by the end of the January following the end of the tax year.That’s plenty of time for most but a fair few are continually late & that’s why Revenue &Customs are coming down hard on the continual late filers & payers. Don’t be caught out,start to get your paperwork in order now & aim to get your Return in as early as possible.At least that way you will know how much you will have to pay well in advance so can putsomething aside each month to pay your tax.
Many readers will be aware that many tax codes issued by HMRC are wrong & therefore itis wise to check these and query them as soon as possible. If you pay too little tax, becausea tax code issued by HMRC is incorrect, you are no longer able to argue that it is theirmistake & you may be required to pay any underpayment, interest or penalties immediately.If in doubt seek advice from your accountant or give me a ring for free, impartial advice. Iwill be happy to help in any way that I can.
Robb Eden is based in Moreton-in-Marsh. He can be contacted via e-mail [email protected] or by telephone 01608 651802.
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ROAD CLOSURES INFORMATION Tel: 01452 425000The information is continuously updated. Please check by phone or online
www.gloucestershire.gov.uk/roadworks
BLOOD DONOR SESSIONS THIS MONTH:Chipping Norton, Glyme Hall - 05/06
Do Something Amazing...96% of us rely on the other 4% to give blood.
Please don’t leave it to someone else.
For more information/ to book an appointment toattend a session, please call 0300 123 23 23 or visit
www.blood.co.uk
C.D.C Committee Meetings
JUNEMembers of the public are encouraged to attend meetingsof the Council and Committees. If you live in the District andare on the Electoral Register you can take part by asking upto two questions per meeting. Information about yourCouncillors and committee members are on the websitewww.cotswold.gov.uk
At the time of going to print the meetingSchedule 2013-14 was not available.
The Council produces annual, monthly andweekly Schedules of Meetings.
Details of Meeting Agendas, Reports andMinutes can be found on the Council'sCommittee Information System. Also availableare details of your Councillor, CommitteeMeetings including dates, times and venues andMembership of the Committees.
Calls will cost 15p irrespective of how long that callmay last, on landlines and mobiles.
Call 999 In an emergency, such as when a crime isin progress, when there is danger to life or whenviolence is being used or threatened.
STOW TOWN COUNCIL
NEXT MEETINGThursday 13th June
Residents are welcome to attendmeetings. Questions* from the public relating
to a proposal in discussion byCllrs may be taken prior to Council voting
on that proposal. General questions are takenat the end of the meeting.
* A max of 3 minutes allowed. Town Councillors are available before &after the meeting. District & County Cllrs,
representatives of Stow Police and local Pressregularly attend.
STOW TOWN COUNCILNotes on the Council Meeting for
MAY
Abbreviated notes from the Meeting byChris Franklin, Town Clerk are published
monthly in Stow Times.
Full Minutes of meetings, associatedcommittee meetings and correspondence areavailable in the Stow Council Office situated
in George Alley off The Square. There is aletterbox in the main door.
The Council office is open Tuesdays, Wednesdays &Thursdays 10am-1pm (subject to meetings)
Tel: 01451 832 585E: [email protected]
GLOUCESTERSHIRE MOBILE POLICE STATIONS
01/05/13 Temple Guiting, Guiting Power, Naunton, Lower Slaughter, Upper Slaughter, Cutsdean
21/05/13 Northleach, Farmington, Sherborne, Windrush, Barrington, Aldsworth
02/05/13 Clapton-on-the-Hill, Little Rissington, Great Rissington, Bourton-on the-Water, Upper
Rissington, Westcote, Wyck Rissington
10/05/13 Ebrington, Chipping Campden
16/05/13 Bledington, Icomb, Oddington, Adlestrop, Evenlode, Broadwell Donnington
20/05/13 Condicote, Longborough, Bourton-on-the-Hill, Moreton-in-Marsh, Paxford, Draycott, Blockley
Alcohol arrest scheme - cutting the link
between drink and crime
The Alcohol Arrest Referral Scheme (AARS) has received a grant ofjust under £60,000 from the Commissioner’s Fund, to continue its work across the County. The grantis for one year with the potential to extend it for a further three years. Police and CrimeCommissioner Martin Surl said, “The Alcohol Arrest Referral Scheme is a good example of how I wantorganisations across the county to work together to reduce crime. It will link directly withGloucestershire Probation Service; Road Safety; Turning Point & the Community Safety Partnershipsto improve reductions in drink-related offending and re-offending.
“In order to reduce crime we must tackle the causes of crime. The Alcohol Advice Referral Schemecan be an important step in breaking the cycle of drink and crime and that must be good not only forthe individual but for the rest of the community”.
This is not a soft option to prosecutionThe scheme works like this. Individuals arrested for an alcohol related offence are guided towards theAARS in one of three ways: as a condition of bail; if the offence merits a fixed penalty notice only, orthrough workers going to the cells and talking to offenders in custody.
Offenders’ drinking habits are assessed to identify links between behaviour and crimes committed.The assessment also looks at health, housing, social networks and finances - offenders are expectedto have had at least two appointments before they appear in court.
In recent cases, a woman had drunk the equivalent of more than five bottles of wine when she wasarrested for drink driving. A man, who was drinking more than 10 bottles a week, was arrested whenhe was caught behind the wheel. Both are now receiving treatment and are at the beginning of a longroad to recovery.
Peter Steel, Chief Executive of the Independence Trust which manages the AARS said, “The support ofthe Police and Crime Commissioner is essential as we develop the scheme. This local project engageswith people at a time when we can make a difference to their drinking and offending. That is goodfor the individual, their families and the communities of Gloucestershire. It will make a difference”.
Issued by the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner 01452 752434
NHS 111 ServiceNHS 111 is available 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Calls are
FREE from landlines and mobile phones.
When to use it:
• You need medical help fast but it’s not a 999 emergency
• You think you need to go to A&E or need another urgent
care service
• You don’t know who to call or you don’t have a GP to call
• You need health information or reassurance about what to
do next.
For less urgent health needs contact your Doctors Surgery or
local Pharmacist in the usual way.
For immediate, life-threatening emergencies, call 999
Further information is available online at www.nhs.uk/11
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NEXT COUNCIL & COMMITTEE MEETINGS
Thurs 13th May - 7.00 pm, Stow Youth Club.
ALL COUNCIL MEETINGS ARE OPEN TO THE PUBLIC WHO CAN
ASK QUESTIONS & RAISE ISSUES.
COMMITTEE MEETINGS in JUNE at STOW YOUTH CLUB
NB: Some committee meetings are being arranged in the
evenings to encourage more public involvement- please check
with the Clerk or online
Planning 5th & 19th │Community Plan 12th
Parks 18th │Burial Board 26th h
01451 832585 [email protected]
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Easy Parking, Showroom open by appointment, Tel: 01386 700692
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A third of the UKs adults will suffer with back pain during
their lifetime. Some of you will be included in this
statistic and might already struggle with everyday tasks
such as picking up a child, standing for a prolonged
period of time, or looking in the blind spot whilst driving.
What can you do?Rest and limiting your movements to within a comfortable range is
only natural – it won’t hurt for a little while, but in the long term, this
can add to your Back Pain.
Physical exercise, including appropriate core training and
strengthening programs, have been shown to reduce back pain. A
strong core or torso can be developed with a range of exercises
including the well known “plank” and its variations.
I don’t have Back Pain...You may not currently have back pain but chances are you may well
develop it later. Some simple exercises can identify if you are likely to
develop some issues. Grab a brush handle and hold it over your head,
feet shoulder width apart, now squat as low as you can. Do your
thighs get parallel? Is the stick still over your heels? If not come for a
movement assessment with our team of trainers. We can help in
Back pain prevention and management with core strengthening and
training techniques.
Ross Young, Cotswolds Health and Fitness Team
• Gym Membership • Personal Training • Help & Advice • Range of Classes
01451 821320 | [email protected] 4d Hawthorn Court, Bourton Industrial Park, Bourton on the Water, GL54 2HQ
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SEPARATE ADULT ANDCHILDREN’S CLASSESNOW TRAINING ATCHIPPING NORTONSTOW ON THE WOLD
WEIGHT TRAINING IN YOUTH
ATHLETES:
COMMON MYTHS UNCOVERED
Weight Training Stunts Growth
Someone noticed Olympic weightlifters were small in stature - was
this because weightlifting stunted their growth? Or is it because they
had to move a very heavy load the shortest distance (a taller lifter
needs to use the strength for longer to finish the lift). The latter is
more likely. THE FACT IS more smaller lifters were more successful than
the taller lifters.
Weight Training makes girls unfeminine
Let me cite a few professional sportswomen who have definitely got
femininity - Jessica Ennis, Victoria Pendleton & Laura Trot, to name but
a few. Weight training only makes you muscular IF you train to get
muscular. Lifting a heavy weight for 3 sets of 5 repetitions in a session
will not make you incredibly muscular - it will allow for improvements
in sporting performance through increased speed, strength and
power.
*If you have any questions regarding youth training - how or what to
do to get better, or on sports nutrition, forward your questions to Ross
Ross Young MSc ASCC – Founder of the Cotswold Athletic Performance
Academy (C.A.P.A) & Owner of Ross Young Conditioning.
Masters degree in Strength and Conditioning. UKSCA Accredited
Strength and Conditioning Coach, Rugby (L2*pending) and Rowing
Coach (L2). Ross has 10years+ experience in youth development and
offers training for athletes aged 14years+ and adults at Cotswold
Health and Fitness Club, Bourton-on-the-Water. Complimentary
Movement Assessment when quoting this article.
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Stow Primary SchoolPTFA
Stow Royal BritishLegion Welfare Fund
Stow Brownies
Sam Pilcher TrustGloucestershireDomestic ViolenceSupport and AdvocacyProject (GDVSAP)
Kate’s Home Nursing
Stow Youth Club
LINC
Read Easy UK
The Brain Tumour Trust
Pets as Therapy
Cotswold Volunteers
Friends of St. EdwardsChurch
North Cotswolds FoodBank
Exciting attractions have already been
arranged for all ages including:
Fun Dog Show with many different
categories. Contact us for your entry form
now!
Lots of Local Food and Refreshment
throughout the Festival including:
Cotswold Hills Ice Creams
Keep Chickens?
Chicken Husbandry help, advice and
information
Supervised Pony Rides with Bourton Riding
School also Heavy Horse and Foal
Demonstrations
Free Regular Punch & Judy Shows with
Professor Collywobbles and his many
friends.
Frog Racing! (NOT
Real Frogs)!!
“Chloe the Storyteller” with tales from
“Agent Green the Dragon Whisperer”
Wacky Face Painting
SUPPORTINGTHESE CHARITIES
Keeping Up To Date with the FestivalThe full programme, ticket information and details of fourteen local charities and good causes being supported are available
on the Festival website www.stowcotswoldfestival.com You can also follow us on Facebook and Twitter.
Sat 24th to Mon 26th August 2013www.stowcotswoldfestival.com
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The Old SchoolBOURTON ON THE HILLMonday 17 June
LES MISERABLES7.15pm Tickets £3.50Tickets on the door.Tickets/queries 01386 701196/01386 701396
Village HallLITTLE WOLFORDThursday 20 June
LES MISERABLESFilm 7.30pm Tickets £4.00 inc. refreshmentsAdvance tickets/queries01608 684223 or 01608 674200
Village HallODDINGTONTuesday 18 June
LES MISERABLES7 for 7.30pm.Advance tickets/queries 01451 830817Refreshments served in the interval
REGULAREVENTSFirstMON FolkNight EbrigtonArms 9pm.www.theebringtonarms.co.ukMON DanceFusionAdultdanceclass.Mixedstyles.Noexperiencenecessary.Exercise ina
funway.Nopre-bookingnecessary.ChippingCampdenTownHall9.30-10.30.£4.50MON Scottish CountryDancing St Edwards Church Rooms,Stow.5.30-7pm Children
and 7-9pmAdults 01451 831876MON ChildrensDance ClassChipping CampdenTown Hall.6-8 yrs 4-5pm,9-11 yrs
5-6pm.Single class £7pp,Monthly membership £22pp.07527 757057MON YogaChipping CampdenTown Hall.2pm Starts again 21st Sept 01386438537MON ‘Old SweatsNAAFI break’ at Royal British Legion,Bourton on theWater
(10am -12) for anyone to come along for a cup of tea and a chat,MON BurfordOrchestraRehearsals 7.30-9.30pm atWitney Community Primary
School OX28 [email protected] 492 976.New memberswelcome;no audition.
MON PowerfreestyleKickboxingat Guiting powerVillage hall. Juniors 7-7.50pm.Adults7.50-8.30pm.freestyle Kickboxing or adult Boxersize.CallAdam 07774285459
MON Bridge [email protected] not necessary.Non memberswelcome,01285 750288Tim Morris
MON Jun/July Sambadrumming groupBourton-on-the-Water. (Not bank holidays)7.30-9pm British Legion Hall. Free first session.£5/£4 per drop in session thereafteror block discount.All welcome.No experience necessary. www.olasamba.co.uk
LastMON Whist Drives at BurmingtonVillage Hall.7.30pm. In aid of the village hallMON term time CreativeWriting– sessions aim to stimulate creativity,encouraging
participants to share their work.10-12noon.Ann Gill 01608 649102.£60 per 10week term.Ch NortonTheatre,OX7 5NL.01608 642350
TUES Fit For Life at Baden-Powell Hall,Bourton.Tai Chi:9.30-10.30am £4.50/session.Balance & strength:11-12noon £4.50/ session.Contact Denise Nethercott07909874186 or email [email protected]
TUES Pottery Class Lower SwellVillage Hall,9:30-12:00 noon.£95 plus materials/ firingcost per 10 weeks.Beginners [email protected] 01451 870734
TUES term time Sessions includedramaexercises,breath& voicework,exploring.6.30pm – 8pm (intermediate);8.15pm – 9.45pm (beginners) £55 per 10weekterm.Ch NortonTheatre,OX7 5NL.01608 642350
IstTues Stowon theWold andCountryside Embroiderer’s GuildAfternoonmeetings with speaker then tea & cake.BroadwellVillage Hall.01451 821291
FirstWED FreeMartialArts Lessons Separate adult & children’s classes.Chipping NortonLeisure Centre.07977 560086 www.martialartsvoucher.co.uk,
WEDS WedsWalk Easy/moderate walks.Start at 10am.01451 862000WEDS Chipping CampdenBridge Club7.15 for 7.30pm Duplicate Bridge.Upper
Town Hall.Non members welcome.Partners not necessary,01608 664456FirstTHURS FreeMartialArts Lessons Separate adult & children’s classes Stow-on-the-Wold
Primary School.07977 560086 www.martialartsvoucher.co.uk,FirstTHURS Free Self Defence / Jeet KuneDo Lessons for Men andWomen (Adults only)
Stow-on-the-Wold Primary School 07977 560086 www.selfdefencevoucher.co.uk
Rural Cinema – June
BOX OFFICE – 01608 [email protected] www.chippingnortontheatre.com
June 20131 Vienna to Broadway6 An Instinct for Kindness7 Kit and McConnel14 Who’s Who13 Nick Page15 London Dance Orchestra20 Brubecks plays Brubeck21 Robert Newman22 Something for the Weekend!22 On the Edge27 Platero:Travels with a Donkey
FILMS All these films at 7.30pm2 Love is all you Need3 Untouchable5 Promised Land8 The Look of Love9 I’m so Excited10 Searching for Sugarman12 To the Wonder17 The Reluctant Fundamentalist18 Trashed19 In the House26,28,29,30 The Great Gatsby
Victoria HallBOURTON ON THE WATERMonday 17 June
LES MISERABLESFilm 2.30pm & 7.30pm Tickets £3refreshments.Family Tickets £10 (2 adults, 2 children)Tickets/queries 01451 822365
Upper Town HallCHIPPING CAMPDENFriday 28 June
SEE LOCAL NOTICE BOARDSFilm 8.00pm, Tickets £4Advance tickets/queries 01386 841206from Ch C. Information Centre/on door.
Screen On The Green, Village HallILMINGTONFriday 28 June
LES MISERABLESFilm 7.30pm Tickets £3.50 (students £2.50)Advance tickets from Red Lion or OutreachP.O. or on door if availableRefreshments, bar, ice cream & raffle
Village HallCHURCHILL AND SARSDENSaturday 8 June
QUARTETFilm 7.30pm, Tickets £4.50Advance tickets/queries 01608 [email protected]
St. Andrew's ChurchNAUNTONTuesday 4 June
LES MISERABLESDoors open 7.15 for refreshments, Film 7.45.Tickets £3.00 at the door01451 850897 or [email protected]
THURS Tai Chi Classes at 2.15pm.£5.Guiting PowerVillage Hall,GL54 5TX.New-comers welcome.07957 234268
THURS Belly Dancing Informal & relaxed classes for ladies of all ages, shapes & sizesLongboroughV Hall,7.30-9pm,Beginners 7-8.30pm,01608 663480
THURS QuizNight atTheVolunteer Inn,Ch.Campden 8.30pm 01386 840688FRI BellyDancingNewbeginners class.11-12.30TheChurchRoom,ChippingCampden.
Informal&relaxedclasses for ladiesofall ages,shapes&sizes.01608663480FRI Blockley Brass Band7.30-9.30pm St George's Hall.Rachel Galt 01386 841677FRI Dance FusionAdult dance class,mixed styles.No experience necessary.&MON AllWelcome.Ch.CampdenTown Hall,9.30-10.30 £4.50 (conc £2.50)FRI Active&Able Fitness & Falls classes for older people at the Baptist Church
Rooms,Stow 01285 623450FRI LineDancingWillerseyVillage Hall,near Broadway 01386 438537FRI Active&Able ClassesPosture & Stability –Tai Chi Chi Kong at Bourton,Moreton
and Stow.01285 623450FRI Moore Cottage Lunch ClubBourton Hospital from 10am -2 pm.Jenny Stanfield
824338 or Jill Robbins 810325SAT Drama sessions for 5-7 year olds.10-11am or 11.15-12.15.Lead by Lucy Joseph,
sessions build confidence and creativity through improvisation.£55 per 10 weekterm.Ch NortonTheatre,OX7 5NL.01608 642350
second Sun until OctCar Boot SaleNorthleach & Fosse Lions Club at the Countrywide Store.
Films
Quartet (12) 98minsAt a home for retired musicians, the annualconcert to celebrate Verdi's birthday isdisrupted by the arrival of Jean, an eternaldiva and the former wife of one of theresidents. Stars Maggie Smith, TomCourtenay, Billy Connolly.
Les Miserables (12A) 157minsHugh Jackman brilliantly plays ex-prisoner JeanValjean, hunted for decades by the ruthlesspoliceman Javert (Russell Crowe) after hebreaks parole. When Valjean agrees to care forfactory worker Fantine's (Anne Hathaway) youngdaughter, Cosette, their lives change forever.
The Playhouse, St GeorgeC s HallBLOCKLEYThursday 20 June
LES MISERABLES2013 Season Tickets available – £25Doors/Bar open at 7.00pm – 7.45pm filmAdvance tickets £3.50/ on the door £4Advance tickets/queries 01386 700647/593386
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June 2013Full Information is available at the Visitor Information Centres (see below).
Tickets, Booking information etc. from –BOURTON ONTHEWATERVISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE,Victoria Street, Bourton ontheWater. 01451 822583 Open 9.30-5pm Mon-Fri: 9.30-5.30 Sat: Closed SundayE: [email protected] INFORMATION CENTRE, High St, Burford, OX18 4LS. Open (Nov-Feb) Mon-Sat9.30-4pm. 01993 823558. E: [email protected] NORTONVISITOR INFORMATION POINTGuildhall, Goddards Lane, Chipping Norton OX7 5NJ. Office hours Mon-Fri.STOW-i,VISITOR INFORMATION CENTRE, Cotswolds Cricket Museum, Brewery Yard offSheep Street, GL541AA. 01451 830341 www.stowinfo.co.ukMORETONAREA CENTRE, High Street, Moreton. 01608 650881Mon 8.45am-4.00pm,Tues-Thurs 8.45am-5.15pm, Fri 8.45am-4.45pm, Sat 10.00am-1.00pm(BST), 10.00am-12.30pm (BWT), Sun CLOSED. E: [email protected]
Market DaysBOURTON ON THE WATERFarmers Market 4th Sunday, 9.30–1300CHIPPING CAMPDENW I Country Market every Thursday, 9–11amCountry Market every Friday, 9–11amWeekly Market every WednesdayFarmer's Market 3rd Saturday morningCHIPPING NORTONFarmer’s Market 3rd Saturday, monthly from 8.30amCountry Market every Saturday 8.45–11.00 Lower Town Hall
(with Farmer’s Market on 3rd Saturday)Weekly market every WednesdayKINGHAMFarmer’s Market TBAMORETON�IN�MARSHWeekly Market every Tuesday, 9–3.30pmCountry Market every Thursday, 9.30–12noonNORTHLEACH every Wednesday, 8.30–3.30pmSTOW ON THE WOLDFarmer’s Market 2nd Thursday, 9.30–13.00pm
EXHIBITIONS5-11 Art ExhibitionRovingArts (BrendaWarren). Lower SlaughterVillageHall,
Lower Slaughter,Glos.to 6 Celia Lendis Contemporary presents ‘Brook’, an exhibition by John
Lendis.High St,Moreton-in-Marsh,GL560AFwww.celialendis.com01608650 852 (closed onTuesdays)
to 17 July ImpressionsAnexhibition byTor Hildyard,Alice Shepherd and JudeTucker.Open daily 10.00-17.00TheOld SilkMill Sheep Street ChippingCampdenGL556DS. 07870417144
8 – 23 OxfordshireOriginalsDesignermakers of theOxfordshire Craft Guild.Tuesday to Sunday 10.00-17.00Court BarnMuseum,Church Street,ChippingCampden.01386 841951
19-25 Art ExhibitionNigel Fletcher.VillageHall, Lower Slaughter,Glos.26-2 July 'Elements’ SummerArt ShowGuyWarner,Rosie Lomberg,TaraDavidson
andKristin Bathurst.VillageHall, Lower Slaughter,Glos.29-13 SueRewPebbleMosaicsOpen studio 11.00-16.00 every dayThe Studio,
Shepherds Close,GreatWolford.CV365NQ. 01608674380
DIARY1 Walk around SherborneWatermeadowsDogs on leadswelcome.
SherborneWatermeadows,Great Rissington.Booking required.Free butdonationswelcome.10.00-13.30. 01452 383333
1 Cantamus Chamber Choir Concert St.Sampson's Church,Cricklade.Tickets at the door price £5.19.30.01793 486581
1-3 Giffords Circus in 'Lucky 13'The show is 90minutes& suitable for all ages..DaylesfordOrganic Farm,Kingham.www.giffordscircus.com0845 459 7469
2 CherwellValley CraftsVictoria Hall,Bourton-on-the-Water,Glos.10.00-17.00.01295 264723
4,5&6 BledingtonMusic Festival St Leonard’s Church,Bledington.Tickets fromBorzoi Bookshop,Stowon theWold; Jaffe&Neale,ChippingNorton andwww.bledingtonmusicfestival.co.uk
6 Openday60period portraits relating to the English Civil war.10.00-14.30 StEdward's Hall,The Square,Stow-on-the-Wold. 01451 831675
8 PebbleMosaicWorkshopwith SueRewThe Studio,Shepherds Close,GreatWolford.£100 includesmatrials and refreshments 09.30-17.30.www.suerewmosaics.co.uk01608674380
8 Jumble sale atOverNortonVillageHall,9am-11am.Raffle, tea& cakes. In aidof village hall refurbishment.Comea long and grab a bargain
8 1920’s Ball ‘Dinner at 8’Dancing, supper, cabaret,pay bar.Tickets £30 fromBlockley Community Shop.Proceeds toChurch Restoration Fund.
8 -9,15-16,22-23 FleaMarket Victoria Hall,Bourton-on-the-Water,Glos.10.00-17.00.01242 699720
9 Car Boot SaleNorthleach& Fosse Lions.Countrywide Store car park,StationRoad,Bourton-on-the-Water.£5 per pitch.08.30-13.00.01451 821655
9 Burford Festival GrandGala Concerts4.30pmand7.30pm.Tickets fromFestival BoxOffice:TheMadHatter Bookshop,122High Street,BurfordOX184QJ.01993 822539
13 ValuationDay Valuation donations toHelen andDouglas House.PrestonRoom,Huffkins,The Square,Stow-on-the-Wold.10.00-14.00.01327 359595
15-16,22-23 FleaMarket St Edward's Hall, Stow-on-the-Wold.10.00-16.00.01451870675
16 ClassicVehicle Days atGlos.Warks Railway TheRailway Station,Toddington,GloucsGL545DT.Free entry - a ticket needed to ride a train.www.gwsr.com01242 621405
16 Father's Day CreamTea on theGlos.Warks.Railway.The Railway Station,Toddington,GloucsGL545DT.Booking requiredAdults/Senior:£19Child:£11.14:30.www.gwsr.com01242 621405
19 Camel racing and polo,pig racingwith betting,camel rides and otherentertainment.Food and drink available.WhiteHouse Farm, Idlicote.CV365DN.01608 661367www.jacamels.co.uk
19 TheTraditionalMorrisMenThe Square,ChippingCampden at 8pmandTheRed Lion Inn,ChippingCampden at 9pm.www.glosmorrismen.org
20 Inn'scot RoyalAscot LadiesDay atThe Inn.5 coursemenu£45, livemusic.In-house bookmaker.The Barringtons BurfordOX184TN.11.30 til late.www.innforallseasons.com07553054557
20 CycleMechanics for BeginnersBook in advance.CotswoldCycles,Cotswold BusinessVillage,Moreton-in-Marsh,Gloucestershire,GL560JU.18.30.www.cotswoldcycles.co.uk01608 650933
21 FreddyKempfNauntonMusic Festival.7.30pm.01451 [email protected]
21 Transforming your gardenwith BunnyGuinness.Lords of theManor,Upper Slaughter,Glos.GL542JD.Booking required £90per person.Champagne reception at 19.00.01451 820243
21 TeaDanceRoyal British LegionHall,Bourton-on-the-Water.£3.14.00-16.30.07977 976320
22 Guiting PowerAnnual Fete andDog Show 12.00-4.00pmopened byNigelTwistonDavies. In aid ofGuiting Power [email protected]
22 'Days outwithThomas' on theGlos.Warks Railway.The Railway Station,Toddington,GloucsGL545DT.www.gwsr.com01242 621405
23 Fundraising in aid ofThrive 'Garden Party' at Little Rissington,Bobble BarnFarmhouse,Little Rissington,Glos.14.00-17.00.
23 [email protected] FarmersMarketCountrywide Stores,Station Road,Bourton-on-the-Water. .
09.00-12.30.01451 84413423 Sherborne 10kRace and FunRun.Booking essential. Lodge Park,
Aldsworth,Nr.Cheltenham,Glos.GL543PP.Child £2 (under 15),Child £4(Over 15)Adult £10 (UKA),Adult £12 (Unattached),Adult £14 (On the day)10.00am start ,11.00am10K start.01451 844277
27 Jazz&Buffet Jo Silver & theCafe Bohemia,Hot Club,Be-bop&Euro Jazzfrom the 1940's &50's.CotswoldCricketMuseum,7&8BreweryYard,SheepStreet,Stow-on-the-Wold,GL541AA.£15.20.00. 01451 870083
29 Swing in the Barnwith the CNSAllstarsManor Farm,GtWolford,7-9.45pm.Tickets £12 fromAnnMcKenna 01608674009, Janet Piller 01608674396. In aid ofWolford ParishChurch.
29 Moreton-in-Marsh combinedWomen’s Institutes Craft & ProduceShow.WI Hall 12-4pm.Admittance free.Refreshments available.
29 Introduction toWildlife Photographywith IainGreen.Greystones FarmNature Reserve,Bourton-on-the-Water.£60 per adult.Booking required.10.00-16.00.01452 383333
29 Friends of Bourton School FundRaising.Duck races on the river and aTombola stall.VillageGreen,Bourton-on-the-Water.
29 Northleach Charter Fair & Festival Free admission&parking.KingGeorgeVPlaying Fields,Northleach.12.00-23.00.01451 860131
29-30 Craft FairTo raise funds forMacmillan.Victoria Hall,Bourton-on-the-Water,Glos. .10.00-17.00.01793 770148
13 July WindrushSingersVictoriaHall,Bourtonon theWater at7.30pm.Tickets (£4,00advance,£5.00on thedoor) 01451870494or01608644557orthe tourist informationoffice inBourton (13 Juneonwards) Profits inaidof LINC
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JJuunnee eevveennttss aatt tthhee ““EEssccaappee ttoo tthhee CCoottsswwoollddss”” CCeennttrreeThursday, 6 June from 2-3:30pmIllustrated Talk on “The Cotswold Area of Outstanding NaturalBeauty (AONB) and the work of the Cotswold Conservation Board(CCB).”Learn about the work of the CCB in protecting and enhancing theunique character of the CotswoldsBy CCB Information & Interpretation Officer, Nicola Greaves
Wednesday, 12 June from 2-3:30pmGuided Walk around the Medieval Wool Town of Northleach –see the visible signs of its history from the 13th century to thepresent day.By Cotswold Warden, John HeathcottStart from/finish at the “Escape to the Cotswolds” Centre, The Old Prison, Northleach, GL54 3JHCost: £3.50 per person including refreshments
Wednesday, 19 June from 2-3:30pmTour of the History of Northleach Old PrisonLearn about this famous “House of Correction” with lively anecdotesabout daily life.By local historian, Michael Banks
Wednesday, 26 June from 2-3:30pmWish to be smarter about energy and reduce your bills andcarbon footprint? Talk on climate change in the CotswoldsWith our helpful hints and tips, it has never been easier to safeguardone of the most beautiful areas of EnglandBy CCB Climate Change Advisor, James Lloyd
All talks at the “Escape to the Cotswolds” Centre, TheOld Prison, Northleach, GL54 3JH. Cost: £3.50 perperson including refreshments
For any queries please contact: Denise Dane, Centre Manager on 01451 862037, email:[email protected]
Three Ways from Chadlington – Wednesday 5 June - ModerateA summer walk that takes in part of the Wychwood, Hundley &Oxfordshire Ways in the Evenlode Valley. Please bring a packed lunchetc. 4.5 hours: 9 miles.Start: 10:00 am Chadlington Memorial Hall Car Park. OS Map ref SP 329219.
Winchcombe Way Circular Walk 3 – Thursday 6 June - ModerateThird in the series designed to introduce you to the Winchcombe Way.Three of the most picturesque villages in the Cotswolds feature:Snowshill, Stanton & Stanway – a Cotswold classic. Pub lunch available.4.5 hours: 8 miles.Start: 10:00 am Snowshill - Public Car Park on village outskirts. OS Mapref SP 097 340.
The Norman Knights to Whispering Knights – Saturday 8 June -StrenuousFrom Whichford the walk climbs over Whichford Hill to reach GreatRollright then to Little Rollright calling in at the mystical Rollright Stones.The return is via Long Compton & Whichford Woods. Please bring apacked lunch. 5.5 hours: 10 miles.Start: 10:00 am Whichford Village Green. OS Map ref SP 315 346.
Walking in the Footsteps of Dinosaurs – Wednesday 12 June -ModerateFine views with a look at a disused quarry with fossilised dinosaurfootprints. We will be looking for early summer butterflies en-route,especially on the return to AdamH s Farm. Please bring a packed lunch etc.
Local walks with the Cotswolds Voluntary WardensJune 2013
6 hours: 10.5 miles.Start: 10:00 am Cotswold Farm Park. OS Map ref SP 114 266.
Eye Over the Windrush – Saturday 15 June - ModerateA scenic walk covering the areas north & south of the Windrush & one ofthe DiklerHs tributaries, the River Eye. Please bring a packed lunch etc. 6 hours: 11 miles.Start: 9:30 am Notgrove Community Hall Car Park (donation required).OS Map ref SP 108 203.
Flowers of the Limestone Grassland – Thursday 27 June - ModerateWe will walk over the agriculturally unimproved grassland of CleeveCommon looking for typical limestone grassland flowers & someCotswold specialities. Good footwear (it may be steep & rough in places)& suitable refreshments please. 3 hours: up to 4 miles.Start: 2:00 pm Cleeve Hill Quarry Car Park. OS Map ref SO 989 271.
PLEASE use appropriate footwear as some walks may be steep andmuddy in places. EASY – Length may vary but terrain is mainly flat(level); MODERATE – includes some hills and rough ground. Wewelcome guide and hearing dogs – sorry, others not allowed.
Walks are free although we do invite donations to help fund ourconservation and improvement work.
The Wardens run a full programme of guided walks throughout theCotswolds. For more information see www.escapetothecotswolds.org.ukor Tel: 01451 862000, also for any changes to arrangements such as dueto extreme weather.
1 June Walk around Sherborne Watermeadows A guided walk &talk on the work being carried out on the water meadows andrivers at Sherborne Estate. Dogs on leads. Great Rissington.Booking required. Free event but donations welcome. 10.00-13.30. 01452 383333
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11 June Artists Day at Chastleton House Enjoy the peace and tranquility to paintor sketch on a day closed to visitors. Chastleton House, Chastleton, Oxon. GL560SU. Booking Essential All Tickets £15. 10.00-16.00. 01608 674981
14 June Hidcote – Beginners Photography Class at DuskA summer's evening inJune is the perfect opportunity to improve your photography skills and capturesome beautiful images of Hidcote at dusk. International Garden Photographerof the Year Finalist (2011 & 2012) James Kerr, will be on hand to give expertadvice and helpful tips.. Hidcote Manor Garden, Chipping Campden, Glos.GL55 6LR. Booking essential All Tickets £85 (includes light refreshments). 17.30 - 21.30. 01386 438333
15 June-20 July Nine Circles Kobudo at Snowshill Manor Enjoy a stunning displayof martial arts by Nine Circles Kobudo. Learn about the skills, traditions andmyths which surround this beautiful form of self defence. Visit the manor to seeour famous collection of Samurai armour and find out the unusual story of itspurchase by Charles Wade. Snowshill Manor, Snowshill, Nr. Broadway, Glos.WR12 7JU. Booking not required. Normal admission charges apply. 12.00 - 16.00. 01386 852410
23 June Bourton-on-the-HillGardens open in aid of the church and The Old School(village hall), includes Bourton House gardens. From 1.00 p.m. to 6.00p.m. Tea and cake in the Old School.
29 June A Midsummer Night's DreamChapterhouse Theatre Company presentsShakespeare's best-loved romantic comedy. Picnic with family and friends in themagical surroundings of Chastleton House and Garden for the perfect eveningof theatre under the stars. Chastleton House, Chastleton, Oxon. GL56 0SU.Booking essential Adult £18, Child £9, Family £50. 17.30 - 22.00. 01608 674981
30 June Red Cross Open Garden – Sezincote An extraordinary Indian House andPersian Garden of Paradise with a romantic water garden & a temple to theHindu Sun God. Sezincote, Moreton-in-Marsh, GL56 9AW. £4 per adult(accompanied children free). 14:00 - 17:00.
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LAWNS: Mowing & Edging, Turf Laid, HEDGES: Cut & ClippingsRemoved FRUIT & VEGETABLE PLOTS: Planted & maintained
Practical advice on Composting, Digging & Planting Boarders,Pruning Roses, Shrubs & Climbers - Wisteria a Speciality, Seasonal
tidy-ups, One offs or Regular visits.
Many years of experience – References provided
Please call David on 07928 161137
GARDENING SERVICES Stow-on-the-Wold - Northleach & Chipping Norton Areas
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MATT KEYTE BSc (hons) Dip (ossm)
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tension? Looking to enhance your training programme?
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BourtonRoversU11Triumph
Bourton Rovers Youth are very proud of their U11 squad (pictured
above) who have won the U11 9v9 White Witney & District Youth
Football League. The team along with Croughton Colts, dominated
this league from the start under the guidance of one of our
experienced coaches, Phil Brown. They finished ahead of Croughton
Colts by 2 points.
Congratulations to our U16 squad and manager Garry Coleman who
have won the sportsmanship award for their age group in the
Cheltenham Youth Football League this season.
Bourton Rovers Youth always welcome new, enthusiastic players. Next
season we will have U9, U10, U13 & U16 teams. If you are interested
in playing or in coaching another age group please telephone Debbie
Hunt – club secretary 01451 810966.
Moreton-in-Marsh Bowls ClubFrom Mike Wainwright
Life Membership AwardThe Management Committee are delighted to present Beryl and Ted
Fletcher with a life membership of the Bowls Club.
Ted and Beryl Fletcher joined the Club 30 years ago, when the
clubhouse was little more than a medium-sized shed with about 30
members. With other determined members they helped to rebuild
the former clubhouse at Hospital Road, where membership grew
steadily.
Starting as a beginner, Ted now holds the record for having competed
on Finals Day in 19 consecutive seasons, failing only once to claim a
win, and achieving multiple victories. He was a much respected
Captain of the Club on two occasions. Beryl had determined not to
set foot on the green but weakened when Ted bought her a set of
four woods, quickly developing her game. The both enjoyed playing
indoor and outdoor bowls 52 weeks of the year!
Beryl also achieved successes in Club
competitions and many times they both
played in County Competitions, joining tour
parties to Wales, Lincoln, Devon, Dorset,
Sussex and Scotland.
Ted and Beryl commissioned the wooden
“Fletcher Trophy” for the Men`s 2-wood
competition. Fed up with polishing multiple
trophies Beryl insisted that the new trophy
should be made of wood, so that it would only need to be dusted!
Beryl no longer plays but Ted is occasionally seen on the green and
he plays indoor mat. They are a much loved couple, both committed
supporters of the new Club and still very much involved - and always
happy to pass on advice and encouragement to all members.
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For the 3rd consecutive year Sherborne Primary School are hosting
their annual 10k ‘All Terrain’ Race and Fun Run. The races will take
place within Sherborne Estate which is owned and managed by the
National Trust. The 10k encompasses tracks and trails through farm
and woodland with beautiful views across the Cotswold landscape.
The race is demanding with two distinct hills to negotiate as well as
some more gentle sections which pass through the village itself.
If you’ve not tried this race yet and would like to run something
different as well as challenging this summer, come along and join us
on Sunday 23rd June 2013. All information and entry details are on
our school website www.sherborneschool.co.uk
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Funeral Director& Memorial Consultant
W. J. Wright
The Chapel of Rest, Church Street,Stow-on-the-Wold GL54 1BB
Tel 01451 831829
24 Hour ServicePrivate Chapel of Rest, Prepaid Funeral Plans
Serving the Cotswold Community for over 30 years
The Villager Community Bus Services Ltd
The Villager Community Bus is an established scheduled service
operating across the area, providing transport to/from towns for
people without cars. The service is managed and driven entirely by
volunteers, without whose enthusiasm it would not succeed.
Can you spare half a day once a fortnight?
New drivers are needed and are very welcome.
www.villagerbus.com 01608 658579
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Clubs
Music
Local Authorities
Community Groups
Young People & Children
Key Information
Bridge Club at Broadwell Village HallWeds evenings at 6.45pm. Mary Wood, 01451 822313Cotswold Investment ClubMeets 2nd Tues of each month. Judith Borsay, 01608 650787Cotswold Wardens (conservation, guided walks)01451 862000 www.cotswoldsaonb.org.ukDinner HostsSingle 35–55 yr olds, social life through dinner parties.www.DinnerHosts.netFisher House Arts and Crafts ClubStow-on-the-Wold Wednesdays 9.30–12.30, Free club membership.Contact Sue 01451831408Knit One, Sip One Knitting GroupAlternate Weds at 8pm Coach & Horses, LongboroughContact Carlin on 07769646996 or [email protected] Saving Club (Fire College)Co-ordinator Lynette Mantle 01386 882430Northleach & Fosse Lions Club2nd Tuesday/month (business meeting) at The Wheatsheaf Inn,Northleach, 8pm. northleachandfosselions.org.uk 0845 8339825N Cotswold Arts AssociationSandi Garrett 01451 822550N Cotswold Bee-Keepers AssocJulie Edwards 01608 659396 [email protected] Cotswold Bridge ClubMeets Bourton-on-the-Hill on Tues, Weds, ThursAlan Lamb 01608 650202 www.bridgewebs.com/northcotswoldsN Cotswold CAMRA01451810305 [email protected] Cotswold Disabled ClubJoan M Oughton 01451 830580N Cotswold Digital Camera ClubJames Minter 01451 824175 www.ncdcc.co.ukN Cotswold Friendship Centre (Within Age UK)1st Weds monthly. Colin 01993 842820/01608 [email protected]/[email protected] Cotswold National TrustPat Poulton 01608 651372N Cotswold Probus Club2nd & 4th Thurs mornings, Fisher House, Maugesbury Park, Stow-on-the Wold.10.15am. Martin Hornby 01608 654356.N Cotswold Rotary ClubDudley Mills 01451 820704 Bourton on the Water, Brian Honness01451 830052 Stow, Barry Peaston 01608 650526N Cotswold U3AContact Jenny Stanfield 01451 824338Oddington WIMeet on the 2nd Tue each month Oddington Village HallSue John 01451 830989Rotary Kingham/DaylesfordMeets fortnightly Weds evening, Sat morning.www.kinghamrotary.org.ukRoyal British LegionBranch Ron Bockhart [email protected], 01451 832360Club at Well Lane, Stow. 01451 830242Salford Players Drama & Music GpDoreen Herrington 01608 642853Scottish Country Dance GroupBrenda Parsons 01451 831876Stow Disability AssociationGeorge Hill 01608 658636 www.stowda.org.ukStow & District Civic SocietyMeets 1st Thursday evenings alternate months, Baptist Hall Stow.Nigel Surman 01451 833783Stow on the Wold and Countryside Embroiderer's Guild01451 821291Stow Probus1st and 3rd Thursday mornings Tim Sedgley 01608 652696
Army Cadets at Moreton/BourtonWeds 7.30–9.30pm Major M G Little01451 831408 the [email protected] Toddler GroupNicki 01608 658137 Mon 10–11.30amChildren’s Art Club (ages 4–12)After school, Saturdays and holidays, Gill Parkes 01386 700991Condicote Playgroup & ToddlersLeader Jo Abrahams 07796 987173Guiting Power Brownies (age 7–10)Tuesday Evenings 6.15–7.30pm, Leader Cheryl Millar 01451 831233Monkey Music (pre-school music classes)Tues afternoons. 07768 457403 or [email protected] ScoutsBeavers Mondays 17:30–18:45 Age 6–8½Cubs, Mondays 18.45–20.15 Age 8–10Explorer Scouts, Wednesday (fortnightly) 20.00–22.00 Age 14–18Scouts, Thursdays 19.30–21.30 Age 10½–14Dave Manley, Moreton Scout Group Secretary 01608 650814Oddington Bumps, Babes BeyondMondays 10–12 at Oddington Village Hall. Emma 07966 205774Springboard Children’s CentreSt Edwards Drive, Stow on the Wold. 01451831642.www.springboardcc.co.ukStow Youth CentreFosseway, Stow. Youth Worker, Linda Burke, Stow Town Council,01451 832585. Office hours T, W, Th, 10am–1pm
Childrens Physio Direct helpline 0300 421 69809.00am-12.00pm, Monday-Friday (except Bank Holidays)Childline 0800 11 11Chipping Norton Veterinary HospitalAlbion Street, Chipping Norton, OX7 5BN 01608 642547Crime Stoppers 0800 555 111First Responders (St John’s Ambulance)01452 858220 [email protected] Heart Support GroupWeds 10.15am. Moreton Congregational Church RoomsJohn Green 01451 824141GO-STOW Visitor Information12 Talbot Court, Stow. 01451 870150Moreton Hospital (Minor Injury Unit)0345 6598770, daily 8am-8pmN Cots. District, Community First Responders,Notgrove Training Centre, SJA, Bourton-o-t-Water3rd Monday at 7.30pm. You can train to be a CFR in this area,William Warmington 01608 651886N Cotswold St John Ambulance & St John Cadets(from age 10) Meets at Bourton Thurs 7–9pm. 01451 820570Police StationHigh Street, Stow on the Wold. Mon-Fri 08.30–16.30.Non-emergency 101, Emergency 999
Bledington Music Festivalwww.bledingtonmusicfestival.co.ukBlockley Brass BandFriday 7.30–9.30 pm St George's Hall. Sec: Rachel Galt 01386 841677Blockley Ladies ChoirTues 7.30–9pm Little Village Hall. Sec Meriel Swain 01386 701591,[email protected] Singerswww.burford-singers.org.uk(Box Office The Madhatter Bookshop, High St Burford)Campden Music SocietyCarol Jackson – concert mgr [email protected] West Gallery GroupAnnette Smith 01451 830160Kingham Choral SocietyDerek Woods 01608 658738Naunton Music SocietyBarbara Steiner 01451 850897 [email protected] Youth Singers(Ages 9+) Linda Green – 01451 830327Fridays Term time, 6–7pm at St Edwards Church, Stow
Breathe Easy Groups (British Lung Foundation)2nd Tues/monthly 2–4pm. 01451 822102/810520Baden Powell Hall, Bourton o/t WaterCotswold District CouncilTrinity Road, Cirencester. 01285 623000 www.cotswold.gov.ukCounty Cllr Barry DareShire Hall, Gloucester GL1 2GT01452 425000 /01386 701280. [email protected] Cllr Merryl Phillips01285 623808/01608 651148. [email protected] Cllr David Penman01285 623808/01451 830479. [email protected] Rural Community CouncilMarilyn Cox 01452 528491 [email protected]@grccorg.uk www.grcc.org.ukMoreton Area CentreHigh Street, Moreton 01608 650881. [email protected] Town CouncilStow Council Office, Stow Youth Club, Stow, GL54 1AB01451 832585 [email protected] [email protected]. [email protected]
Breathe Easy Groups3rd Weds / month, Baptist Church Rooms, Bourton on the Water.01451 822102 07845 542336Cotswold Volunteers (a local charity helping disadvantaged people)Jane Winstanley CEO 01285 658802, [email protected] Skills in Moreton-in-Marsh, run by YESMondays & Tuesdays at the library. Sally 07988531774Fair Shares, N Cotswolds Community Time Bank01608 812338 [email protected] of Stow Surgery01451 832200 & 830610Glos Association for the BlindMoreton Area Centre, High St, Moreton Mondays 10am–1pm01242 221170. [email protected] N CotswoldsFamily Support Charity 01451 831781Kate’s Home Nursing (palliative nursing care at home)Robert Barnett 01451 870349 www.kateshomenursing.orgMoore FriendsChairman Philip Winter. 01451 821920, [email protected] Cotswold Community RadioOld Police Station, Chipping Campden, www.nothcotswoldonline.comN Cotswold Neighbourhood WatchNon-emergency 0845 0901234 www.northcotswoldsnw.co.ukN Cotswold Support Group – Parkinson’s UKMike Winter 01451 831194RNLI N Cotswold BranchChairman Diana Porter 01451 830508The Cotswold Listener talking newspaper for the visually impaired.01242 252072. [email protected] Stroke Association (Age UK)www.stroke.org.uk, 01452 520723. Helpline: 0303 3033 100U3A – Bourton & DistrictSec Janet Prout 01451 821478YHA Stow on the Woldwww.yha.org.uk. Manager Dawn Rankin. [email protected]
Sports & Outdoor
Business Associations & Groups
Local Clubs, Societies, Associations and Charities
Adlestrop Cricket ClubMr S/N Kean 01451 831458Bourton Vale Cricket ClubPhilip Winter 01451 821920 [email protected] Badminton ClubMonday evenings 6.30–10pm. 07840 113477 [email protected] Hockey ClubChairman Stuart Colmer 01451 821921/07900028732Home fixtures at the Cotswold School, The Avenue, Bourton-on-the-Water, GL54 2BDBourton Roadrunners Tuesday & Thursday evenings at BourtonLeisure Centre, 7.00 and 7.30pm. Info on adult sessions Lynn Hudson01242 820920,. Juniors meet at Cotswold School, Tuesdays, 7pm.Richard Bufton 01451 824379/ Chris Hartley 01451 830015Cotswold WalkersSarah Clifton-Gould 01285 623450Every Thurs 2pm Moreton Area CentreWed 2pm Bourton Parish Church. Alan Robinson 01451 821067Great Rissington ArchersSat 10.30am at Gr Rissington Social Club (+ Weds 6.30pm in summer)Michael Ebelthite 01451 824161, Niall McIntosh 01451 870221London Chinatown TaeKwondoWeds 6.30pm kids and families, 7.30pm teens and adultsRedesdale Hall, Moreton 0751 7437300Moreton Badminton ClubMike and Joyce Rees 01608 650825Moreton Bowls ClubStow: Mike Wainwright 01451 830 444 [email protected] Cotswolds Aikido ClubThursday nights 8-10pm.Village Hall, Naunton, GL54 3AS. 07554252021 www.northcotswoldsaikido.co.ukNorth Cotswold Cycling ClubClub Secretary: Fiona Barnett, 01608 650217N Cotswolds Youth Cricket ClubShaun Williams 01608 652138 www.nycc.co.ukStow Badminton ClubForbes Campbell 01451 832188, Dennis Fisher 01451 830068Stow Cricket ClubCaptain Ash Andrews 07891 [email protected], http://stowotw.play-cricket.com/homeStow Rugby ClubTim Bevan/Liz Fraser/Andrew Cartlidge www.stowrfc.co.ukTae Kwon Do Assoc of GBLee Chapman 07977 560086. Tues 6.30 Adults, Thurs 6.30 Juniors,7.30 Seniors, 8.30 Adult Self [email protected] / www.combinedselfdefence.co.uk
National Health in Gloucestershire0845 numbers now start 0300
Glos Hospitals NHS Foundation Trust08454 22 becomes 0300 422 + extensionnumber
NHS Glos/Glos Care Services*0845 422 & 0845 659 become0300 421 + extension number
This means that calls from landlines andmobile phones are charged at no more thanthe cost of a call to an 01 or 02 number.
Cotswold Business ClubsCotswold Business Centre, [email protected] FundTrustee Robert BarnettTesco Community ChampionAnn Lattimore [email protected] 408598WIRE Network (Women in Rural Enterprise, N Cots)Emma Heathcote-James. www.wire.org/networks 01386831379/07977 226025
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Local Business DirectoryEntries are for a calendar year (eleven editions) and priced per business. Youradvert can include photos and logos as well as text -
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SMALL BOX = 15mm high x 60mm wide(1 column) £12/month (by DDM) or £120/year Include photos & logos as well as text
LARGE BOX = 33mm high x 60mm wide (1 column) £22/month (by DDM) or£220/year
CREDIT & DEBIT CARDS ACCEPTED FOR INFORMATION or TO BOOK YOUR ENTRY07789 175 002 or [email protected]
M & H CARE SERVICESPersonal Care & Support. NVQ Qualified & fully insured.07540 237948 / 0778 552 5640
Clothes & Curtain/Alterations
Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning
Accommodation
Animals & Pets
Florist
ALLIUM FLORIST www.alliumflorist.co.ukMore than just Flowers
1 Oxford Street, Moreton-in-marsh, GL56 0LA Tel 01608 650630
COTSWOLD MARQUEES LTDTel 01608 686900
www.cotswoldmarquees.co.uk
Health & Fitness
Photography
Cleaning & CleanersMarquees
Pest Control Services
Property & Garden Services
Professional Services
JSM BOOK KEEPING SERVICES Small businessspecialist, monthly accounts, VAT, Payroll, etc..07779 384998 / 01608 644242
WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHY. [email protected] Prices - Album│CD│A4 photo canvas.
Oliver Bridge ArchitectFine Quality Traditional Architecture.
New Houses, Extensions, Garden Buildings.www.oliverbridge.eu
Just Wills - Will Writing Service.Your instructions are taken in the comfort of your own home.
From £47.50 single will £80 joint/will. No payment until your willis produced. 01608 643142 or [email protected]
Local Business DirectoryFor Stow Times, Moreton Times, Bourton Times and Chipping Norton Times
How to Use a SEWING MACHINE or How to MakeCurtains, Cushions, Blinds or Clothes
www.sewing-tuition.co.uk•Ring Sue on 01608 644877
Taxi/Private Hire
MIKE VICKERS PEST & MOLE CONTROL Domestic,Commercial, Agricultural Tel 01608 642531/07788 [email protected]
TREE CONNECTION.CO.UK - Climbing tree surgeonFully insured & qualified. Free quotes.07588417514 (E)[email protected]
Batsford Timber Ltd – Fencing & Sheds01608 651096. www.batsfordtimber.co.uk
STOW TAXI SERVICE – 07887 [email protected]
Brian Halling - Window Cleaner01608 651406 | 07969 934230
GRIMEBUSTERS 01993 868924/ 07778 298312Professional service at unbeatable rates
HOUSES: Holiday Cottages, Private Homes,One-Off cleans. Call Katie/Carly 01608 659514 / 0796 4444 283
3* Tourist Board Approved B&B, Bourton O/T WaterLin Stevens 07740 805250. “Comfortable & friendly”
Dog Walking/ Sitting ServiceTelephone Carol 01451 820661
PHYSIOTHERAPY – Orthopaedic & sports injury specialists.MCSP HPC Reg. Spinal & joint pain. Acupuncture.Bourton-on-the-Water. 01451 822660
Home Care
SHIRLEY - REGULAR RESPITE CARE. CRB.INSURED. EXPERIENCED. 01451-821-626
PILATES 4 U - Tel Robert - 07500 188 445Bourton on the Water/ Northleach www.robertpilates4u.com
Matt FergysonDry Stone Walling01451 851927 / 07792 331241
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Marsh FlowersFLOWERS FOR...
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High Street, Moreton-in-Marsh GL56 0AD01608 652234
Private Home CareProfessional Domestic & Home Help
Companionship & Care
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INDIVIDUAL CARERS PUBLIC LIABILITY INSURANCE
Telephone: 07826 849429Email: [email protected]
Enhanced CRB & References available on request Competitive rates
Domestic, Commercial and Industrial WorkFixed Wire inspections for Business and Landlords.
Electric Boilers and Heating Energy efficient Lighting
01451 861758 [email protected]
From Re-Wires to Changing a Light Bulb‘Watt ever you Want!’
dave payne electricians
WORK SMARTERWorking all hours?
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07789 175 002
CHIROPODIST / PODIATRIST
Dr R J Davis HCPC Registered CH 17482
For all your Foot / Lower Limb Healthcare needs
Clinics in Stow ; Chipping Norton ; Bloxham
Home visits available throughout all Cotswolds area
Tel. 01451 831277 or 07776136208
email [email protected]
Beautiful Handmade Curtains and Blindswww.jackie-whitehill-handmade-soft-furnishings.com
Stow on the Wold Tel: 078376 02004BERNIE’S ALTERATIONS – 35 yrs experience Tel 01451 833831 or 07768 305427
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