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Annualjust £10 per childand £3 per adult. So the more films youeach one becomes!For example on
show NATIVITYCoventry, and all TCC Film Club M
CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR OFFETo encourage new members and reward those who havealready signed up.Now and your membership will last until 31PLUS we will be having additional Special Offers formembers throughout the year 2012.
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bought a substantial amount of good qualityStainlessfor 100
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CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR OFFETo encourage new members and reward those who havealready signed up.Now and your membership will last until 31PLUS we will be having additional Special Offers for
embers throughout the year 2012.
Please contact Stewart Band204045 for all questions on the
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bought a substantial amount of good qualityStainless Steel Cfor 100+ to go with our excellent quality
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especially for the films for adults and we havemembers now signed up.
Prior to the new film clubsadly this is not so now!
disappointed that attendancedramatically! We are very keen to understand
would love to hear from any parentcame to the TCC for our family films
now stopped
Film Membership cost £10 per adult and£10 per child. Previously it was £2 per child per film
and £3 per adult. So the more films youeach one becomes! Plus we are also having EXTRA Films.
Sunday 4th
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oventry, and all TCC Film Club M
CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR OFFETo encourage new members and reward those who havealready signed up. Sign up for TCC Film Club MembershipNow and your membership will last until 31PLUS we will be having additional Special Offers for
embers throughout the year 2012.
Please contact Stewart Band204045 for all questions on the
Equipment:We have continued to invest
40 light-weightstackable chairs. Plus we have addedlightweight GoPak tables.Having been host to a wedding recently we have also
bought a substantial amount of good qualityCutlery for use at specia
to go with our excellent quality
TCC Film Club!The initial reaction to the new TCC Film Club
especially for the films for adults and we havemembers now signed up.
Prior to the new film club Family Filmsis not so now! We are surprised and
at attendancedramatically! We are very keen to understand
would love to hear from any parentTCC for our family films
topped coming and
embership cost £10 per adult andPreviously it was £2 per child per film
and £3 per adult. So the more films youPlus we are also having EXTRA Films.
th December 6.30 for 7pm
this excellent film, was made in
oventry, and all TCC Film Club Members can attend at noextra cost.
We have also announced aTRIAL Membershiplasts for 3 months at just£5 for both children andadultsredeemed againstannualMembership costs.TCC Film Club AdultMembership is £20
CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR OFFETo encourage new members and reward those who have
Sign up for TCC Film Club MembershipNow and your membership will last until 31PLUS we will be having additional Special Offers for
embers throughout the year 2012.
Please contact Stewart Band [email protected] for all questions on the TCC
We have continued to invest at the TCCweight and extremely comfortable and
stackable chairs. Plus we have added.
Having been host to a wedding recently we have alsobought a substantial amount of good quality
for use at speciato go with our excellent quality
TCC Film Club has beenespecially for the films for adults and we have
Family Films were our mostWe are surprised and
at attendance has droppeddramatically! We are very keen to understand
would love to hear from any parentTCC for our family films
coming and their reasons why?
embership cost £10 per adult andPreviously it was £2 per child per film
and £3 per adult. So the more films you attend the cheaperPlus we are also having EXTRA Films.
December 6.30 for 7pm
this excellent film, was made in
embers can attend at noextra cost.
We have also announced aTRIAL Membershiplasts for 3 months at just£5 for both children andadults and the £5 can beredeemed againstannual Film Club
embership costs.TCC Film Club AdultMembership is £20
CHRISTMAS and NEW YEAR OFFER!!To encourage new members and reward those who have
Sign up for TCC Film Club MembershipNow and your membership will last until 31st January 2013!PLUS we will be having additional Special Offers for
embers throughout the year 2012.
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attend the cheaperPlus we are also having EXTRA Films.
December 6.30 for 7pm we will
this excellent film, was made in
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Progress @ St James’ ChurchBy the time most ofConservation of St James’ Church will be completed. Thecurrent estimate of the cost of Phase 2 is not more than£341,000! An enormous amount of money. Thankfully, wehave managed, between theof St James’Town Trustsupport of many, manyraise the amazing sum ofalthough we still have a gap we havealready raised the majority ofmonies required for this stageconservation! At the time of writing we arestill some thousands of pounds short andwith helpyou can help
Over 65 tons of new Blue Lias stone has replaced 11 fullskips of the old stone of St James’. On average there havebeen between 12 and 24 workers from
the roofcladdingsaddressed.We also took advantage of the scaffolding to have
additional conservation work dosurroundscaused signAnd with thea-ways have been placed on his adjacent field.
Progress @ St James’ ChurchBy the time most ofConservation of St James’ Church will be completed. Thecurrent estimate of the cost of Phase 2 is not more than
,000! An enormous amount of money. Thankfully, wehave managed, between theof St James’ and with theTown Trust andsupport of many, many
the amazing sum ofthough we still have a gap we have
already raised the majority ofmonies required for this stageconservation! At the time of writing we arestill some thousands of pounds short and
ith help, we will make it very soon.you can help, and
Over 65 tons of new Blue Lias stone has replaced 11 fullskips of the old stone of St James’. On average there havebeen between 12 and 24 workers from
the roof, to additional problems with the guttecladdings plus missingaddressed.We also took advantage of the scaffolding to haveadditional conservation work dourrounds and crumbling stone work. The drains have also
caused significant concernsAnd with the welcome support
ways have been placed on his adjacent field.
Progress @ St James’ ChurchBy the time most of youConservation of St James’ Church will be completed. Thecurrent estimate of the cost of Phase 2 is not more than
,000! An enormous amount of money. Thankfully, wehave managed, between the
and with thealso the very generous
support of many, many parishionersthe amazing sum of
though we still have a gap we havealready raised the majority ofmonies required for this stageconservation! At the time of writing we arestill some thousands of pounds short and
e will make it very soon., and now is a great time to d
Over 65 tons of new Blue Lias stone has replaced 11 fullskips of the old stone of St James’. On average there havebeen between 12 and 24 workers from
Conservationworking day since work started on16 MaySt James’ has been quite a walk forsome as we have had to use thesouth porch.
We have found a number ofadditional problems to the fallingstoneinclude,
to additional problems with the guttemissing and
We also took advantage of the scaffolding to haveadditional conservation work do
and crumbling stone work. The drains have alsoificant concerns
welcome supportways have been placed on his adjacent field.
Progress @ St James’ Churchyou read this
Conservation of St James’ Church will be completed. Thecurrent estimate of the cost of Phase 2 is not more than
,000! An enormous amount of money. Thankfully, wehave managed, between the PCC of St James’
enormous help of thethe very generous
parishionersover £30
though we still have a gap we havealready raised the majority of all themonies required for this stage of theconservation! At the time of writing we arestill some thousands of pounds short and
e will make it very soon.now is a great time to d
Over 65 tons of new Blue Lias stone has replaced 11 fullskips of the old stone of St James’. On average there havebeen between 12 and 24 workers from
Conservationworking day since work started on16 May. Since this date entry intoSt James’ has been quite a walk forsome as we have had to use thesouth porch.
We have found a number ofadditional problems to the fallingstones from the Tower. Theseinclude, two large trees growing on
to additional problems with the gutteand cracked slates. All have been
We also took advantage of the scaffolding to haveadditional conservation work done to the o
and crumbling stone work. The drains have alsoificant concerns. Basically there weren’t any!
welcome support of Mr Chris Swanways have been placed on his adjacent field.
Progress @ St James’ Churchread this Phase 2
Conservation of St James’ Church will be completed. Thecurrent estimate of the cost of Phase 2 is not more than
,000! An enormous amount of money. Thankfully, wePCC of St James’
enormous help of thethe very generous
parishioners, to00K. So
though we still have a gap we haveall theof the
conservation! At the time of writing we arestill some thousands of pounds short and we are
e will make it very soon. So there is still time,now is a great time to d
Over 65 tons of new Blue Lias stone has replaced 11 fullskips of the old stone of St James’. On average there havebeen between 12 and 24 workers from
Conservation on site everyworking day since work started on
Since this date entry intoSt James’ has been quite a walk forsome as we have had to use thesouth porch.
We have found a number ofadditional problems to the falling
s from the Tower. Thesetwo large trees growing on
to additional problems with the guttecracked slates. All have been
We also took advantage of the scaffolding to havene to the outside window
and crumbling stone work. The drains have alsoasically there weren’t any!
Mr Chris Swanways have been placed on his adjacent field.
Progress @ St James’ ChurchPhase 2 of the
Conservation of St James’ Church will be completed. Thecurrent estimate of the cost of Phase 2 is not more than
,000! An enormous amount of money. Thankfully, wePCC of St James’, the Friends
enormous help of the Stratford
we are sure thatthere is still time,
now is a great time to do so!
Over 65 tons of new Blue Lias stone has replaced 11 fullskips of the old stone of St James’. On average there havebeen between 12 and 24 workers from Midland
on site everyworking day since work started on
Since this date entry intoSt James’ has been quite a walk forsome as we have had to use the
We have found a number ofadditional problems to the falling
s from the Tower. Thesetwo large trees growing on
to additional problems with the gutters and stonecracked slates. All have been
We also took advantage of the scaffolding to haveutside window
and crumbling stone work. The drains have alsoasically there weren’t any!
Mr Chris Swan, new soak
Progress @ St James’ Churchof the
Conservation of St James’ Church will be completed. Thecurrent estimate of the cost of Phase 2 is not more than
,000! An enormous amount of money. Thankfully, weFriends
Stratford
that,there is still time, if
o so!
Over 65 tons of new Blue Lias stone has replaced 11 fullskips of the old stone of St James’. On average there have
Midlandon site every
working day since work started onSince this date entry into
St James’ has been quite a walk forsome as we have had to use the
We have found a number ofadditional problems to the falling
s from the Tower. Thesetwo large trees growing on
rs and stonecracked slates. All have been
We also took advantage of the scaffolding to haveutside window
and crumbling stone work. The drains have alsoasically there weren’t any!
new soak-
TCCMonday1.15pm£7 per session
2.30pm1.5 hours
7 for 7.30pmEvery other Monday9th January 2012
Tuesday6pm Tai Chi7pm TaiChiboth with
8.30pmPracticeEvery other week6th December
Wednesday’s5pm Tai Chiwith Judith
7pm Ballroom DancingBeginners8pm Ballroom DancingIntermediates9pm Ballroom DancingIntermediates +All with
Thursday’s1.30pmover 50’s & beginners!Nicola
Every 37.30pmCall Jenny
Friday’s1.15pmKeep FitAll ages welcome…
2pm Tea & ChatAll Welcome in the TCCmeeting room
Every 1TCC Film Club5.30 for 6pm8 for 8.30pm
Sunday’s6pm BlueFish10yrs+Alex 292777 or
TCC ActivitiesMonday’s1.15pm Pilates with£7 per session
2.30pm Yoga withours for £8
7 for 7.30pm BINGOEvery other Monday
January 2012
Tuesday’sTai Chi for BeginnersTaiChi - Intermediates
both with Paul at £5/hour
8.30pm Ballroom Danceractice with Derek
Every other weekDecember
Wednesday’sTai Chi for everyoneJudith at £5!
Ballroom DancingBeginners
Ballroom DancingIntermediates
Ballroom DancingIntermediates +All with Jo and at £5/ hour
Thursday’s1.30pm ZUMBA Dancingover 50’s & beginners!
and just £5/session
Every 3rd Thursday7.30pm Tiddington WI
Jenny 293863 to book in
Friday’s1.15pm Circuit TrainingKeep Fit with MikeAll ages welcome…
Tea & ChatAll Welcome in the TCCmeeting room
Every 1st FridayTCC Film Club5.30 for 6pm Family Film8 for 8.30pm Adult Film
Sunday’sBlueFish Youth Group
10yrs+ every Sunday292777 or Sarah
Activities
with Dom
with Shama
BINGOEvery other Monday from
January 2012
for BeginnersIntermediates
at £5/hour
Ballroom DanceDerek £3.50
Every other week from
everyoneat £5!
Ballroom Dancing for
Ballroom Dancing for
Ballroom Dancing for
and at £5/ hour
ZUMBA Dancing forover 50’s & beginners!
£5/session
ThursdayTiddington WI
293863 to book in
Circuit Training -Mike £5
All ages welcome…
Tea & Chat – FREEAll Welcome in the TCC
Family FilmAdult Film
Youth Groupevery Sunday
Sarah 415873
Activities
from
Intermediatesat £5/hour
£3.50
for
for
for
and at £5/ hour
for
£5/session
293863 to book in
Youth Group
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TCCEvto come along and enjoy all the activities wehold at the TCCsessionsjust pay for those you can attend. It is activitiessuch as theslooking good and with good equipment plusyou will meet and get to know so many moreof
NEW BOOKING CHARGES for TCCTCC Board meeting the committee agreed toincrease t£12/hour up to £14. This is the first increase inover 3years and in that time we have seen theutility billscharges came into effect as of 1 November.Any existing booking made at the olnot be increased.
Registered Charity:the Charities Commission number 1093526This also meanslocal Parishioner who wishes to use the TCCbut who would find our charges for hiring orattenproblem for youin confidence thewith your details for our conside
TCC Extension
We are very keen to extend at the backof the TCC in order to provideadditional daily usable facilities andextra storage.estimates that start at over £70,000and we feel that this is too high.IF you believe that you could help uspuprice somewhat less than this for anextension then do please contact Rob oranyone o
CEqually we wish to cover the children’splay area between the TCC and theHGC with a softermore playhave been quoted over £be possible to dowe feel?again please [email protected]
TCCEveryone is welcometo come along and enjoy all the activities wehold at the TCCsessions when you are away or on holidayjust pay for those you can attend. It is activitiessuch as theslooking good and with good equipment plusyou will meet and get to know so many moreof your neighbours in our village and parish.
NEW BOOKING CHARGES for TCCTCC Board meeting the committee agreed toincrease the standard booking charge from£12/hour up to £14. This is the first increase inover 3years and in that time we have seen theutility bills etccharges came into effect as of 1 November.Any existing booking made at the olnot be increased.
Registered Charity:the Charities Commission number 1093526This also meanslocal Parishioner who wishes to use the TCCbut who would find our charges for hiring orattendance at any activity too high. If this is aproblem for youin confidence thewith your details for our conside
TCC Extension
We are very keen to extend at the backof the TCC in order to provideadditional daily usable facilities andextra storage.estimates that start at over £70,000and we feel that this is too high.IF you believe that you could help usput together an acceptable proposal at aprice somewhat less than this for anextension then do please contact Rob oranyone o n
Children’s play areaEqually we wish to cover the children’splay area between the TCC and theHGC with a softermore playhave been quoted over £be possible to dowe feel? If you agree and can help thenagain please [email protected]
TCC Activitieseryone is welcome and strongly encouraged
to come along and enjoy all the activities wehold at the TCC. We do not charge for
when you are away or on holidayjust pay for those you can attend. It is activitiessuch as these that help us to keep the TCClooking good and with good equipment plusyou will meet and get to know so many more
our neighbours in our village and parish.
NEW BOOKING CHARGES for TCCTCC Board meeting the committee agreed to
he standard booking charge from£12/hour up to £14. This is the first increase inover 3years and in that time we have seen the
etc increase dramatically.charges came into effect as of 1 November.Any existing booking made at the olnot be increased.
Registered Charity: The TCC is registered withthe Charities Commission number 1093526This also means the TCClocal Parishioner who wishes to use the TCCbut who would find our charges for hiring or
dance at any activity too high. If this is aproblem for you or your family please contactin confidence the chair of the TCC Rob Cobleywith your details for our conside
TCC Extension:
We are very keen to extend at the backof the TCC in order to provideaddit ional daily usable facilities andextra storage. However we haveestimates that start at over £70,000and we feel that this is too high.IF you believe that you could help us
t together an acceptable proposal at aprice somewhat less than this for anextension then do please contact Rob or
n our committee.
hildren’s play areaEqually we wish to cover the children’splay area between the TCC and theHGC with a softermore play-friendly coatinghave been quoted over £be possible to do for significantly less
If you agree and can help thenagain please [email protected]
Activitiesand strongly encouraged
to come along and enjoy all the activities we. We do not charge for
when you are away or on holidayjust pay for those you can attend. It is activities
e that help us to keep the TCClooking good and with good equipment plusyou will meet and get to know so many more
our neighbours in our village and parish.
NEW BOOKING CHARGES for TCCTCC Board meeting the committee agreed to
he standard booking charge from£12/hour up to £14. This is the first increase inover 3years and in that time we have seen the
increase dramatically.charges came into effect as of 1 November.Any existing booking made at the ol
The TCC is registered withthe Charities Commission number 1093526
the TCC is keen to help anylocal Parishioner who wishes to use the TCCbut who would find our charges for hiring or
dance at any activity too high. If this is ayour family please contact
chair of the TCC Rob Cobleywith your details for our conside
We are very keen to extend at the backof the TCC in order to provideadditional daily usable facilities and
However we haveestimates that start at over £70,000and we feel that this is too high.IF you believe that you could help us
t together an acceptable proposal at aprice somewhat less than this for anextension then do please contact Rob or
our committee.
hildren’s play area :Equally we wish to cover the children’splay area between the TCC and theHGC with a softer and thus safer and
friendly coatinghave been quoted over £ 7,5
for significantly lessIf you agree and can help then
again please contact Rob 293863 [email protected]
Activitiesand strongly encouraged
to come along and enjoy all the activities we. We do not charge for those
when you are away or on holiday, youjust pay for those you can attend. It is activities
e that help us to keep the TCClooking good and with good equipment plusyou will meet and get to know so many more
our neighbours in our village and parish.
NEW BOOKING CHARGES for TCC: At the lastTCC Board meeting the committee agreed to
he standard booking charge from£12/hour up to £14. This is the first increase inover 3years and in that time we have seen the
increase dramatically. The newcharges came into effect as of 1 November.Any existing booking made at the old rate will
The TCC is registered withthe Charities Commission number 1093526
keen to help anylocal Parishioner who wishes to use the TCCbut who would find our charges for hiring or
dance at any activity too high. If this is ayour family please contact
chair of the TCC Rob Cobleywith your details for our consideration.
We are very keen to extend at the backof the TCC in order to provideadditional daily usable facilit ies and
However we haveestimates that start at over £70,000and we feel that this is too high. NowIF you believe that you could help us
t together an acceptable proposal at aprice somewhat less than this for anextension then do please contact Rob or
Equally we wish to cover the children’splay area between the TCC and the
and thus safer andfriendly coating. But
500. It mustfor significantly less
If you agree and can help thenRob 293863 or
and strongly encouragedto come along and enjoy all the activities we
thoseyou
just pay for those you can attend. It is activitiese that help us to keep the TCC
looking good and with good equipment plusyou will meet and get to know so many more
our neighbours in our village and parish.
At the lastTCC Board meeting the committee agreed to
he standard booking charge from£12/hour up to £14. This is the first increase inover 3years and in that time we have seen the
The newcharges came into effect as of 1 November.
rate will
The TCC is registered withthe Charities Commission number 1093526.
keen to help anylocal Parishioner who wishes to use the TCCbut who would find our charges for hiring or
dance at any activity too high. If this is ayour family please contact
chair of the TCC Rob Cobleyration.
We are very keen to extend at the backof the TCC in order to provideadditional daily usable facilities and
However we haveestimates that start at over £70,000
NowIF you believe that you could help us
t together an acceptable proposal at aprice somewhat less than this for anextension then do please contact Rob or
Equally we wish to cover the children’splay area between the TCC and the
and thus safer andut we
It mustfor significantly less
If you agree and can help then
Friends of St James’Grant applications update. Of the manyCharities the FoSJ researched for grantsfor the urgent conservation work on StJames’ tower etc, two have beensuccessful.Trustbenefactor in providing £45k and theGarfield Weston Foundation£5k. Both sums are much appreciated.
We have had a definite ‘no’ from anumber of charities. The reasonsrefusal range from the area beingdesignated ‘too affluent’; the church beingonly Grade II listed, to the more usual‘very heavy demand’. There are fourapplications outstanding, which may givesmall grants, though realistically only onehas visited
The letter below has been handdelivered to all residents in the parishof Alveston, almost 1800 householdsandbeing directly contributed byparishionersexceeding grateful. However we arestill short of thecan help in any way then the details ofhowcourse
Friends of St James’Grant applications update. Of the manyCharities the FoSJ researched for grantsfor the urgent conservation work on StJames’ tower etc, two have beenuccessful.
Trust has been a very welcome majorbenefactor in providing £45k and theGarfield Weston Foundation£5k. Both sums are much appreciated.
We have had a definite ‘no’ from anumber of charities. The reasonsrefusal range from the area beingdesignated ‘too affluent’; the church beingonly Grade II listed, to the more usual‘very heavy demand’. There are fourapplications outstanding, which may givesmall grants, though realistically only onehas visited us.
The letter below has been handdelivered to all residents in the parishof Alveston, almost 1800 householdsand so far has resulted in over £being directly contributed byparishionersexceeding grateful. However we arestill short of thecan help in any way then the details ofhow to helpcourse, you can also contact Rob.
Friends of St James’Grant applications update. Of the manyCharities the FoSJ researched for grantsfor the urgent conservation work on StJames’ tower etc, two have beenuccessful. Stratford upon Avon Town
has been a very welcome majorbenefactor in providing £45k and theGarfield Weston Foundation£5k. Both sums are much appreciated.
We have had a definite ‘no’ from anumber of charities. The reasonsrefusal range from the area beingdesignated ‘too affluent’; the church beingonly Grade II listed, to the more usual‘very heavy demand’. There are fourapplications outstanding, which may givesmall grants, though realistically only one
us.
The letter below has been handdelivered to all residents in the parishof Alveston, almost 1800 households
so far has resulted in over £being directly contributed byparishioners, to whom we areexceeding grateful. However we arestill short of the amountcan help in any way then the details of
to help are explained below oryou can also contact Rob.
Friends of St James’Grant applications update. Of the manyCharities the FoSJ researched for grantsfor the urgent conservation work on StJames’ tower etc, two have been
Stratford upon Avon Townhas been a very welcome major
benefactor in providing £45k and theGarfield Weston Foundation has donated£5k. Both sums are much appreciated.
We have had a definite ‘no’ from anumber of charities. The reasonsrefusal range from the area beingdesignated ‘too affluent’; the church beingonly Grade II listed, to the more usual‘very heavy demand’. There are fourapplications outstanding, which may givesmall grants, though realistically only one
The letter below has been handdelivered to all residents in the parishof Alveston, almost 1800 households
so far has resulted in over £being directly contributed by
to whom we areexceeding grateful. However we are
amount neededcan help in any way then the details of
are explained below oryou can also contact Rob.
Friends of St James’Grant applications update. Of the manyCharities the FoSJ researched for grantsfor the urgent conservation work on StJames’ tower etc, two have been
Stratford upon Avon Townhas been a very welcome major
benefactor in providing £45k and thehas donated
£5k. Both sums are much appreciated.
We have had a definite ‘no’ from anumber of charities. The reasons forrefusal range from the area beingdesignated ‘too affluent’; the church beingonly Grade II listed, to the more usual‘very heavy demand’. There are fourapplications outstanding, which may givesmall grants, though realistically only one
The letter below has been handdelivered to all residents in the parishof Alveston, almost 1800 households
so far has resulted in over £5,000being directly contributed by 47 local
to whom we areexceeding grateful. However we are
needed. If yocan help in any way then the details of
are explained below or,you can also contact Rob.
Friends of St James’Grant applications update. Of the manyCharities the FoSJ researched for grantsfor the urgent conservation work on StJames’ tower etc, two have been
Stratford upon Avon Townhas been a very welcome major
benefactor in providing £45k and thehas donated
We have had a definite ‘no’ from afor
refusal range from the area beingdesignated ‘too affluent’; the church beingonly Grade II listed, to the more usual‘very heavy demand’. There are fourapplications outstanding, which may givesmall grants, though realistically only one
The letter below has been hand-delivered to all residents in the parishof Alveston, almost 1800 households
00local
to whom we areexceeding grateful. However we are
If youcan help in any way then the details of
of
Christmas Fair
FollowingThu16-Tiddington Community CollectiveJanuary
Ladies what is an “An Ideal Husband”?Well do come and see what Oscar Wildehas to say! Wethat we have our local drama and musicgroup CONSENSUIdeal HusbandWednesday 9Tickets are just £6 with concessions at£5. A fundraising event not to be missedin support of the conservation work ofthe Friends of St James’
Tiddington WI
Teas/coffee
COURSESrunningBradbury2 hoursAlso in
Aid courseare interested in either of the
Christmas Fair
Following the third-Sun19 there will be 5 performances of
Tiddington Community CollectiveJanuary from [email protected]
Ladies what is an “An Ideal Husband”?ll do come and see what Oscar Wilde
s to say! We are delighted to confirmthat we have our local drama and music
CONSENSUIdeal Husband at the TCC onWednesday 9th May 7 for 7.30pmTickets are just £6 with concessions at£5. A fundraising event not to be missedin support of the conservation work of
Friends of St James’
Tiddington WI
Teas/coffee & 2
COURSES AT THE TCC:running our Beginners Photography CourseBradbury starting for 6 weeks on2 hours. Costs are £48 with Concessions at £24.
in planning
course. The costs would £35 per person. Please contact Rob if youare interested in either of the
Christmas Fairtaking place at the TCC onDecember from 11of stalls from cakes to brictoys, books etc etc. Pluslunch toDo come along and enjoy a few hours of fun!
the third successful19 there will be 5 performances of
Tiddington Community [email protected]
Ladies what is an “An Ideal Husband”?ll do come and see what Oscar Wilde
are delighted to confirmthat we have our local drama and music
CONSENSUS performingat the TCC onMay 7 for 7.30pm
Tickets are just £6 with concessions at£5. A fundraising event not to be missedin support of the conservation work of
Friends of St James’.
Tiddington WI meet
Buffet Lunches.
AT THE TCC:Beginners Photography Course
starting for 6 weeks onCosts are £48 with Concessions at £24.
ing is a 4 hour
he costs would £35 per person. Please contact Rob if youare interested in either of the
Christmas Fair – do not forget this year’s Christmas Fair
taking place at the TCC onDecember from 11of stalls from cakes to brictoys, books etc etc. Pluslunch to tea/coffee and homemade mince pies!Do come along and enjoy a few hours of fun!
successful Pantomime19 there will be 5 performances of
Tiddington Community [email protected]
Ladies what is an “An Ideal Husband”?ll do come and see what Oscar Wilde
are delighted to confirmthat we have our local drama and music
performing Anat the TCC onMay 7 for 7.30pm.
Tickets are just £6 with concessions at£5. A fundraising event not to be missedin support of the conservation work of
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world of songHouse YHA in Alveston!residential rate is £75singing with Chris Rowbury,
Buffet Lunches. [email protected]
AT THE TCC: Due to popular demand we are againBeginners Photography Course
starting for 6 weeks on Thursday 12 JanuaryCosts are £48 with Concessions at £24.
4 hour (3-year certificated
he costs would £35 per person. Please contact Rob if youare interested in either of these courses
do not forget this year’s Christmas Fair
taking place at the TCC onDecember from 11amof stalls from cakes to brictoys, books etc etc. Plus
tea/coffee and homemade mince pies!Do come along and enjoy a few hours of fun!
Entry FREE
Pantomime, in February19 there will be 5 performances of
Tiddington Community Collective. Tickets will be available [email protected] and
Ladies what is an “An Ideal Husband”?ll do come and see what Oscar Wilde
are delighted to confirmthat we have our local drama and music
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.Tickets are just £6 with concessions at£5. A fundraising event not to be missedin support of the conservation work of
monthly onthe 3rd ThursdaTheir next meetings are:15 December19 January isAmy. Forfor details and onCakes withRos. Book with
Fancy a Singing weekend?On 28-29 Jan there is
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Thursday 12 JanuaryCosts are £48 with Concessions at £24.
year certificated
he costs would £35 per person. Please contact Rob if youcourses run by WCC
do not forget this year’s Christmas Fair
taking place at the TCC on Saturday 3am-1pm. There will be lots
of stalls from cakes to bric-a-brac to jeweltoys, books etc etc. Plus refreshments for a light
tea/coffee and homemade mince pies!Do come along and enjoy a few hours of fun!
Entry FREE
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. Tickets will be available inand do book early!
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Thursday 7 for 7.30pmTheir next meetings are:
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for details and on 15 Marwith an Easter theme with
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run by WCC.
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TCC Main Events
TCC Film Club Members Nights
Parish Christmas Fair
6.30 for
Beginners Photography Course6 weeks from 12 January 3.30
Thu16,
A fundraising performance in aid of
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TCC Film Club Members NightsFriday 2 DecemberFriday 6 January
Friday 3 February
Family Films start at 6pmFollowed by Adults at 8.30pm
Saturday 3 Decembe
Parish Christmas Fair
Sunday 4 December
6.30 for 7pm FilmTCC Film Club Members Free
Beginners Photography Course6 weeks from 12 January 3.30
£48 with Concessions £24
Sleeping Beauty
Thu16, Fri 17,
Wednesday 9 May 7 for 7.30pm
An Ideal Husband
A fundraising performance in aid ofby Consensus
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Friday 3 FebruaryFriday 2 March
Family Films start at 6pmFollowed by Adults at 8.30pm
Saturday 3 Decembe
Parish Christmas Fair
Sunday 4 December
7pm Film –TCC Film Club Members Free
Beginners Photography Course6 weeks from 12 January 3.30
£48 with Concessions £24
Sleeping BeautyTCC Pantomime
17, Sat 18 &
Wednesday 9 May 7 for 7.30pm
An Ideal Husbandby Oscar Wilde
A fundraising performance in aid ofConsensus
TCC Main EventsAll tickets available by email to
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Friday 3 FebruaryFriday 2 March
Family Films start at 6pmFollowed by Adults at 8.30pm
Saturday 3 Decembe
Parish Christmas Fair
Sunday 4 December
– NATIVITYTCC Film Club Members Free
Beginners Photography Course6 weeks from 12 January 3.30
£48 with Concessions £24
Sleeping BeautyTCC Pantomime
18 & Sun19
Wednesday 9 May 7 for 7.30pm
An Ideal Husbandby Oscar Wilde
A fundraising performance in aid ofConsensus of Stratford
[email protected] 293863
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Friday 3 February
Family Films start at 6pmFollowed by Adults at 8.30pm
Saturday 3 December
Parish Christmas Fair 11-1pm
Sunday 4 December
NATIVITYTCC Film Club Members Free
Beginners Photography Course6 weeks from 12 January 3.30-5.30pm
£48 with Concessions £24
Sleeping Beauty
19 February
Wednesday 9 May 7 for 7.30pm
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NEWS FROM THE PARISH OF ALVESTONSt James’ with St Peter’s, Manor Road, Stratford
Don’t worry! This article is about the ChurchNo doubts expressed here about the role of Saint Nicholas or the VirginAn attempt, however, to put a few facts before you and straighten out somemisunderstandings
“The Church of England is very rich, isn’t it?”
NO!was given. Church buildings, many listedceases in them the Church has a ‘duty of care’ to ensure that the building doesn’t fall down.
“What about the Church
The Church Commissioners do have millions of pounds of investments.to maintaining the structures of the Church of England paying for Bishops, Deans and Cathedral staff,Archdeacons, and other administratof this money is historical income of the Church which is restricted and must be used for the purposes forwhich it was given.
“The Church gets money from the state to help it.”
NO!or to maintain the life and ministry of the parish, unlike on the continent where a special ‘Church Tax’ is leviedto help maintain buildings and ministrraise enough money to ‘pay its way’ and contribute to the needs of others and some of the central costs oftraining and administration.
“Alveston Parish is very rich though, isn’t it?”
Well, if you look around at the houses and cars that make up the parishrich from the perspective ofsome parishioners have left generous legacies and much has been achieved over the years because of thatmoney. The excellent facilities we have at St. Peter’s and St. James’ are a tewe have been able to contribute towards the cost of major restoration work to the Tower is also because ofthat generosity of former generations.and
“Why are you always asking for money?”
Money makes the world go round!Society, which is why we all have to pay taxes. We have beebecause of the daunting cost of the restoration work we have had to embark on, costing us over £300,000And because much of ththat work they are no longer available to support the day to day work of the parish which costs us about£90,000 per annum!
CHRISTIAN STEWARDSHIPyear. Those who come to Church, however irregularly, need to take responsibility for the cost of keeping‘the show on the road’.This is not fairso that wecontribute regularly to the Creclaimed, please contact
T
And thank you to the
NEWS FROM THE PARISH OF ALVESTONSt James’ with St Peter’s, Manor Road, Stratford
Don’t worry! This article is about the ChurchNo doubts expressed here about the role of Saint Nicholas or the VirginAn attempt, however, to put a few facts before you and straighten out somemisunderstandings
“The Church of England is very rich, isn’t it?”
NO! It is very “asset rich”, but much that it owns cannot be sold or used inwas given. Church buildings, many listedceases in them the Church has a ‘duty of care’ to ensure that the building doesn’t fall down.
“What about the Church
The Church Commissioners do have millions of pounds of investments.to maintaining the structures of the Church of England paying for Bishops, Deans and Cathedral staff,Archdeacons, and other administratof this money is historical income of the Church which is restricted and must be used for the purposes forwhich it was given.
“The Church gets money from the state to help it.”
NO! Church of England parishes get no money from the state to help them with the upkeep of their buildingsor to maintain the life and ministry of the parish, unlike on the continent where a special ‘Church Tax’ is leviedto help maintain buildings and ministrraise enough money to ‘pay its way’ and contribute to the needs of others and some of the central costs oftraining and administration.
“Alveston Parish is very rich though, isn’t it?”
Well, if you look around at the houses and cars that make up the parishrich from the perspective ofsome parishioners have left generous legacies and much has been achieved over the years because of thatmoney. The excellent facilities we have at St. Peter’s and St. James’ are a tewe have been able to contribute towards the cost of major restoration work to the Tower is also because ofthat generosity of former generations.and its future
“Why are you always asking for money?”
Money makes the world go round!Society, which is why we all have to pay taxes. We have beebecause of the daunting cost of the restoration work we have had to embark on, costing us over £300,000And because much of ththat work they are no longer available to support the day to day work of the parish which costs us about£90,000 per annum!
CHRISTIAN STEWARDSHIPyear. Those who come to Church, however irregularly, need to take responsibility for the cost of keeping‘the show on the road’.This is not fairso that wecontribute regularly to the Creclaimed, please contact
To the many people who have so generously given towards our appeal for the Tower.
And thank you to the
NEWS FROM THE PARISH OF ALVESTONSt James’ with St Peter’s, Manor Road, Stratford
MYTHBUSTERS!Don’t worry! This article is about the ChurchNo doubts expressed here about the role of Saint Nicholas or the VirginAn attempt, however, to put a few facts before you and straighten out somemisunderstandings
“The Church of England is very rich, isn’t it?”
It is very “asset rich”, but much that it owns cannot be sold or used inwas given. Church buildings, many listedceases in them the Church has a ‘duty of care’ to ensure that the building doesn’t fall down.
“What about the Church
The Church Commissioners do have millions of pounds of investments.to maintaining the structures of the Church of England paying for Bishops, Deans and Cathedral staff,Archdeacons, and other administratof this money is historical income of the Church which is restricted and must be used for the purposes forwhich it was given.
“The Church gets money from the state to help it.”
Church of England parishes get no money from the state to help them with the upkeep of their buildingsor to maintain the life and ministry of the parish, unlike on the continent where a special ‘Church Tax’ is leviedto help maintain buildings and ministrraise enough money to ‘pay its way’ and contribute to the needs of others and some of the central costs oftraining and administration.
“Alveston Parish is very rich though, isn’t it?”
Well, if you look around at the houses and cars that make up the parishrich from the perspective ofsome parishioners have left generous legacies and much has been achieved over the years because of thatmoney. The excellent facilities we have at St. Peter’s and St. James’ are a tewe have been able to contribute towards the cost of major restoration work to the Tower is also because ofthat generosity of former generations.
uture so that we can continue all that we do in the parish.
“Why are you always asking for money?”
Money makes the world go round!Society, which is why we all have to pay taxes. We have beebecause of the daunting cost of the restoration work we have had to embark on, costing us over £300,000And because much of ththat work they are no longer available to support the day to day work of the parish which costs us about£90,000 per annum!
CHRISTIAN STEWARDSHIPyear. Those who come to Church, however irregularly, need to take responsibility for the cost of keeping‘the show on the road’.This is not fair, we should all be making an effort to give generously and regularly to the work of our parishso that we can be here for those who need us, even though they do not realise they need us! If you cancontribute regularly to the Creclaimed, please contact
o the many people who have so generously given towards our appeal for the Tower.
I was moved by the generosity of so many
And thank you to the
NEWS FROM THE PARISH OF ALVESTONSt James’ with St Peter’s, Manor Road, Stratford
MYTHBUSTERS!Don’t worry! This article is about the ChurchNo doubts expressed here about the role of Saint Nicholas or the VirginAn attempt, however, to put a few facts before you and straighten out some
that many people m
“The Church of England is very rich, isn’t it?”
It is very “asset rich”, but much that it owns cannot be sold or used inwas given. Church buildings, many listedceases in them the Church has a ‘duty of care’ to ensure that the building doesn’t fall down.
“What about the Church Commissioners Millions?”
The Church Commissioners do have millions of pounds of investments.to maintaining the structures of the Church of England paying for Bishops, Deans and Cathedral staff,Archdeacons, and other administratof this money is historical income of the Church which is restricted and must be used for the purposes for
“The Church gets money from the state to help it.”
Church of England parishes get no money from the state to help them with the upkeep of their buildingsor to maintain the life and ministry of the parish, unlike on the continent where a special ‘Church Tax’ is leviedto help maintain buildings and ministrraise enough money to ‘pay its way’ and contribute to the needs of others and some of the central costs oftraining and administration.
“Alveston Parish is very rich though, isn’t it?”
Well, if you look around at the houses and cars that make up the parishrich from the perspective of some ofsome parishioners have left generous legacies and much has been achieved over the years because of thatmoney. The excellent facilities we have at St. Peter’s and St. James’ are a tewe have been able to contribute towards the cost of major restoration work to the Tower is also because ofthat generosity of former generations.
so that we can continue all that we do in the parish.
“Why are you always asking for money?”
Money makes the world go round!Society, which is why we all have to pay taxes. We have beebecause of the daunting cost of the restoration work we have had to embark on, costing us over £300,000And because much of the resources given to us by previous generations have now been used to help paythat work they are no longer available to support the day to day work of the parish which costs us about
CHRISTIAN STEWARDSHIPyear. Those who come to Church, however irregularly, need to take responsibility for the cost of keeping‘the show on the road’. In most churches 20% of the congregation contribute 80%
, we should all be making an effort to give generously and regularly to the work of our parishbe here for those who need us, even though they do not realise they need us! If you can
contribute regularly to the Creclaimed, please contact the vicar who can put you in touch with
o the many people who have so generously given towards our appeal for the Tower.
I was moved by the generosity of so many
And thank you to the Friends of St James’
NEWS FROM THE PARISH OF ALVESTONSt James’ with St Peter’s, Manor Road, Stratford
MYTHBUSTERS!Don’t worry! This article is about the ChurchNo doubts expressed here about the role of Saint Nicholas or the VirginAn attempt, however, to put a few facts before you and straighten out some
that many people m
“The Church of England is very rich, isn’t it?”
It is very “asset rich”, but much that it owns cannot be sold or used inwas given. Church buildings, many listedceases in them the Church has a ‘duty of care’ to ensure that the building doesn’t fall down.
Commissioners Millions?”
The Church Commissioners do have millions of pounds of investments.to maintaining the structures of the Church of England paying for Bishops, Deans and Cathedral staff,Archdeacons, and other administrative costs which are comparatively low for such a large organisation. Muchof this money is historical income of the Church which is restricted and must be used for the purposes for
“The Church gets money from the state to help it.”
Church of England parishes get no money from the state to help them with the upkeep of their buildingsor to maintain the life and ministry of the parish, unlike on the continent where a special ‘Church Tax’ is leviedto help maintain buildings and ministry in Germany, France and other countries. Each individual parish mustraise enough money to ‘pay its way’ and contribute to the needs of others and some of the central costs of
“Alveston Parish is very rich though, isn’t it?”
Well, if you look around at the houses and cars that make up the parishsome of its inhabitants. The Church has also been very lucky in the past because
some parishioners have left generous legacies and much has been achieved over the years because of thatmoney. The excellent facilities we have at St. Peter’s and St. James’ are a tewe have been able to contribute towards the cost of major restoration work to the Tower is also because ofthat generosity of former generations.
so that we can continue all that we do in the parish.
“Why are you always asking for money?”
Money makes the world go round!Society, which is why we all have to pay taxes. We have beebecause of the daunting cost of the restoration work we have had to embark on, costing us over £300,000
e resources given to us by previous generations have now been used to help paythat work they are no longer available to support the day to day work of the parish which costs us about
CHRISTIAN STEWARDSHIP This is why we have been teaching about Christian Stewardship over theyear. Those who come to Church, however irregularly, need to take responsibility for the cost of keeping
In most churches 20% of the congregation contribute 80%, we should all be making an effort to give generously and regularly to the work of our parish
be here for those who need us, even though they do not realise they need us! If you cancontribute regularly to the Church, however small, and Gift Aid it so that we can benefit from the tax
the vicar who can put you in touch with
A BIG ‘THANK YOU’
o the many people who have so generously given towards our appeal for the Tower.
I was moved by the generosity of so many
Friends of St James’
NEWS FROM THE PARISH OF ALVESTONSt James’ with St Peter’s, Manor Road, Stratford
MYTHBUSTERS!Don’t worry! This article is about the ChurchNo doubts expressed here about the role of Saint Nicholas or the VirginAn attempt, however, to put a few facts before you and straighten out some
that many people may have
“The Church of England is very rich, isn’t it?”
It is very “asset rich”, but much that it owns cannot be sold or used inwas given. Church buildings, many listed grade 1 or 2, cannot be easily sold off, and even when worshipceases in them the Church has a ‘duty of care’ to ensure that the building doesn’t fall down.
Commissioners Millions?”
The Church Commissioners do have millions of pounds of investments.to maintaining the structures of the Church of England paying for Bishops, Deans and Cathedral staff,
ive costs which are comparatively low for such a large organisation. Muchof this money is historical income of the Church which is restricted and must be used for the purposes for
“The Church gets money from the state to help it.”
Church of England parishes get no money from the state to help them with the upkeep of their buildingsor to maintain the life and ministry of the parish, unlike on the continent where a special ‘Church Tax’ is levied
y in Germany, France and other countries. Each individual parish mustraise enough money to ‘pay its way’ and contribute to the needs of others and some of the central costs of
“Alveston Parish is very rich though, isn’t it?”
Well, if you look around at the houses and cars that make up the parishits inhabitants. The Church has also been very lucky in the past because
some parishioners have left generous legacies and much has been achieved over the years because of thatmoney. The excellent facilities we have at St. Peter’s and St. James’ are a tewe have been able to contribute towards the cost of major restoration work to the Tower is also because of
Now we need a regular income from those who care about the Churchso that we can continue all that we do in the parish.
“Why are you always asking for money?”
Money makes the world go round! No organisation can exist or survive without money, even the BigSociety, which is why we all have to pay taxes. We have beebecause of the daunting cost of the restoration work we have had to embark on, costing us over £300,000
e resources given to us by previous generations have now been used to help paythat work they are no longer available to support the day to day work of the parish which costs us about
This is why we have been teaching about Christian Stewardship over theyear. Those who come to Church, however irregularly, need to take responsibility for the cost of keeping
In most churches 20% of the congregation contribute 80%, we should all be making an effort to give generously and regularly to the work of our parish
be here for those who need us, even though they do not realise they need us! If you canhurch, however small, and Gift Aid it so that we can benefit from the tax
the vicar who can put you in touch with
A BIG ‘THANK YOU’
o the many people who have so generously given towards our appeal for the Tower.
I was moved by the generosity of so many
Friends of St James’
NEWS FROM THE PARISH OF ALVESTONSt James’ with St Peter’s, Manor Road, Stratford
MYTHBUSTERS!Don’t worry! This article is about the Church – not about Christmas.No doubts expressed here about the role of Saint Nicholas or the VirginAn attempt, however, to put a few facts before you and straighten out some
ay have.
“The Church of England is very rich, isn’t it?”
It is very “asset rich”, but much that it owns cannot be sold or used ingrade 1 or 2, cannot be easily sold off, and even when worship
ceases in them the Church has a ‘duty of care’ to ensure that the building doesn’t fall down.
Commissioners Millions?”
The Church Commissioners do have millions of pounds of investments.to maintaining the structures of the Church of England paying for Bishops, Deans and Cathedral staff,
ive costs which are comparatively low for such a large organisation. Muchof this money is historical income of the Church which is restricted and must be used for the purposes for
“The Church gets money from the state to help it.”
Church of England parishes get no money from the state to help them with the upkeep of their buildingsor to maintain the life and ministry of the parish, unlike on the continent where a special ‘Church Tax’ is levied
y in Germany, France and other countries. Each individual parish mustraise enough money to ‘pay its way’ and contribute to the needs of others and some of the central costs of
“Alveston Parish is very rich though, isn’t it?”
Well, if you look around at the houses and cars that make up the parishits inhabitants. The Church has also been very lucky in the past because
some parishioners have left generous legacies and much has been achieved over the years because of thatmoney. The excellent facilities we have at St. Peter’s and St. James’ are a tewe have been able to contribute towards the cost of major restoration work to the Tower is also because of
Now we need a regular income from those who care about the Churchso that we can continue all that we do in the parish.
No organisation can exist or survive without money, even the BigSociety, which is why we all have to pay taxes. We have beebecause of the daunting cost of the restoration work we have had to embark on, costing us over £300,000
e resources given to us by previous generations have now been used to help paythat work they are no longer available to support the day to day work of the parish which costs us about
This is why we have been teaching about Christian Stewardship over theyear. Those who come to Church, however irregularly, need to take responsibility for the cost of keeping
In most churches 20% of the congregation contribute 80%, we should all be making an effort to give generously and regularly to the work of our parish
be here for those who need us, even though they do not realise they need us! If you canhurch, however small, and Gift Aid it so that we can benefit from the tax
the vicar who can put you in touch with
A BIG ‘THANK YOU’
o the many people who have so generously given towards our appeal for the Tower.
I was moved by the generosity of so many
Friends of St James’ and for
NEWS FROM THE PARISH OF ALVESTONSt James’ with St Peter’s, Manor Road, Stratford-upon
MYTHBUSTERS!not about Christmas.
No doubts expressed here about the role of Saint Nicholas or the VirginAn attempt, however, to put a few facts before you and straighten out some
It is very “asset rich”, but much that it owns cannot be sold or used ingrade 1 or 2, cannot be easily sold off, and even when worship
ceases in them the Church has a ‘duty of care’ to ensure that the building doesn’t fall down.
Commissioners Millions?”
The Church Commissioners do have millions of pounds of investments.to maintaining the structures of the Church of England paying for Bishops, Deans and Cathedral staff,
ive costs which are comparatively low for such a large organisation. Muchof this money is historical income of the Church which is restricted and must be used for the purposes for
“The Church gets money from the state to help it.”
Church of England parishes get no money from the state to help them with the upkeep of their buildingsor to maintain the life and ministry of the parish, unlike on the continent where a special ‘Church Tax’ is levied
y in Germany, France and other countries. Each individual parish mustraise enough money to ‘pay its way’ and contribute to the needs of others and some of the central costs of
Well, if you look around at the houses and cars that make up the parishits inhabitants. The Church has also been very lucky in the past because
some parishioners have left generous legacies and much has been achieved over the years because of thatmoney. The excellent facilities we have at St. Peter’s and St. James’ are a tewe have been able to contribute towards the cost of major restoration work to the Tower is also because of
Now we need a regular income from those who care about the Churchso that we can continue all that we do in the parish.
No organisation can exist or survive without money, even the BigSociety, which is why we all have to pay taxes. We have been appealing for a lot of money this year simplybecause of the daunting cost of the restoration work we have had to embark on, costing us over £300,000
e resources given to us by previous generations have now been used to help paythat work they are no longer available to support the day to day work of the parish which costs us about
This is why we have been teaching about Christian Stewardship over theyear. Those who come to Church, however irregularly, need to take responsibility for the cost of keeping
In most churches 20% of the congregation contribute 80%, we should all be making an effort to give generously and regularly to the work of our parish
be here for those who need us, even though they do not realise they need us! If you canhurch, however small, and Gift Aid it so that we can benefit from the tax
the vicar who can put you in touch with
A BIG ‘THANK YOU’
o the many people who have so generously given towards our appeal for the Tower.
I was moved by the generosity of so many. Thank you all.
for their fundraising efforts through
NEWS FROM THE PARISH OF ALVESTONupon-Avon
not about Christmas.No doubts expressed here about the role of Saint Nicholas or the VirginAn attempt, however, to put a few facts before you and straighten out some
It is very “asset rich”, but much that it owns cannot be sold or used ingrade 1 or 2, cannot be easily sold off, and even when worship
ceases in them the Church has a ‘duty of care’ to ensure that the building doesn’t fall down.
The Church Commissioners do have millions of pounds of investments.to maintaining the structures of the Church of England paying for Bishops, Deans and Cathedral staff,
ive costs which are comparatively low for such a large organisation. Muchof this money is historical income of the Church which is restricted and must be used for the purposes for
Church of England parishes get no money from the state to help them with the upkeep of their buildingsor to maintain the life and ministry of the parish, unlike on the continent where a special ‘Church Tax’ is levied
y in Germany, France and other countries. Each individual parish mustraise enough money to ‘pay its way’ and contribute to the needs of others and some of the central costs of
Well, if you look around at the houses and cars that make up the parishits inhabitants. The Church has also been very lucky in the past because
some parishioners have left generous legacies and much has been achieved over the years because of thatmoney. The excellent facilities we have at St. Peter’s and St. James’ are a tewe have been able to contribute towards the cost of major restoration work to the Tower is also because of
Now we need a regular income from those who care about the Churchso that we can continue all that we do in the parish.
No organisation can exist or survive without money, even the Bign appealing for a lot of money this year simply
because of the daunting cost of the restoration work we have had to embark on, costing us over £300,000e resources given to us by previous generations have now been used to help pay
that work they are no longer available to support the day to day work of the parish which costs us about
This is why we have been teaching about Christian Stewardship over theyear. Those who come to Church, however irregularly, need to take responsibility for the cost of keeping
In most churches 20% of the congregation contribute 80%, we should all be making an effort to give generously and regularly to the work of our parish
be here for those who need us, even though they do not realise they need us! If you canhurch, however small, and Gift Aid it so that we can benefit from the tax
the vicar who can put you in touch with one of our Stewardship team.
A BIG ‘THANK YOU’
o the many people who have so generously given towards our appeal for the Tower.
Thank you all.
their fundraising efforts through
NEWS FROM THE PARISH OF ALVESTONAvon
not about Christmas.No doubts expressed here about the role of Saint Nicholas or the Virgin Birth.An attempt, however, to put a few facts before you and straighten out some
It is very “asset rich”, but much that it owns cannot be sold or used in any other way than for whatgrade 1 or 2, cannot be easily sold off, and even when worship
ceases in them the Church has a ‘duty of care’ to ensure that the building doesn’t fall down.
The Church Commissioners do have millions of pounds of investments. The income from these goesto maintaining the structures of the Church of England paying for Bishops, Deans and Cathedral staff,
ive costs which are comparatively low for such a large organisation. Muchof this money is historical income of the Church which is restricted and must be used for the purposes for
Church of England parishes get no money from the state to help them with the upkeep of their buildingsor to maintain the life and ministry of the parish, unlike on the continent where a special ‘Church Tax’ is levied
y in Germany, France and other countries. Each individual parish mustraise enough money to ‘pay its way’ and contribute to the needs of others and some of the central costs of
Well, if you look around at the houses and cars that make up the parishits inhabitants. The Church has also been very lucky in the past because
some parishioners have left generous legacies and much has been achieved over the years because of thatmoney. The excellent facilities we have at St. Peter’s and St. James’ are a testament to that, and the fact thatwe have been able to contribute towards the cost of major restoration work to the Tower is also because of
Now we need a regular income from those who care about the Church
No organisation can exist or survive without money, even the Bign appealing for a lot of money this year simply
because of the daunting cost of the restoration work we have had to embark on, costing us over £300,000e resources given to us by previous generations have now been used to help pay
that work they are no longer available to support the day to day work of the parish which costs us about
This is why we have been teaching about Christian Stewardship over theyear. Those who come to Church, however irregularly, need to take responsibility for the cost of keeping
In most churches 20% of the congregation contribute 80%, we should all be making an effort to give generously and regularly to the work of our parish
be here for those who need us, even though they do not realise they need us! If you canhurch, however small, and Gift Aid it so that we can benefit from the tax
one of our Stewardship team.
o the many people who have so generously given towards our appeal for the Tower.
Thank you all.
their fundraising efforts through
NEWS FROM THE PARISH OF ALVESTON
Birth.An attempt, however, to put a few facts before you and straighten out some
any other way than for whatgrade 1 or 2, cannot be easily sold off, and even when worship
ceases in them the Church has a ‘duty of care’ to ensure that the building doesn’t fall down.
The income from these goesto maintaining the structures of the Church of England paying for Bishops, Deans and Cathedral staff,
ive costs which are comparatively low for such a large organisation. Muchof this money is historical income of the Church which is restricted and must be used for the purposes for
Church of England parishes get no money from the state to help them with the upkeep of their buildingsor to maintain the life and ministry of the parish, unlike on the continent where a special ‘Church Tax’ is levied
y in Germany, France and other countries. Each individual parish mustraise enough money to ‘pay its way’ and contribute to the needs of others and some of the central costs of
Well, if you look around at the houses and cars that make up the parish you cannot deny that itits inhabitants. The Church has also been very lucky in the past because
some parishioners have left generous legacies and much has been achieved over the years because of thatstament to that, and the fact that
we have been able to contribute towards the cost of major restoration work to the Tower is also because ofNow we need a regular income from those who care about the Church
No organisation can exist or survive without money, even the Bign appealing for a lot of money this year simply
because of the daunting cost of the restoration work we have had to embark on, costing us over £300,000e resources given to us by previous generations have now been used to help pay
that work they are no longer available to support the day to day work of the parish which costs us about
This is why we have been teaching about Christian Stewardship over theyear. Those who come to Church, however irregularly, need to take responsibility for the cost of keeping
In most churches 20% of the congregation contribute 80%, we should all be making an effort to give generously and regularly to the work of our parish
be here for those who need us, even though they do not realise they need us! If you canhurch, however small, and Gift Aid it so that we can benefit from the tax
one of our Stewardship team.
o the many people who have so generously given towards our appeal for the Tower.
their fundraising efforts through
any other way than for whatgrade 1 or 2, cannot be easily sold off, and even when worship
The income from these goesto maintaining the structures of the Church of England paying for Bishops, Deans and Cathedral staff,
ive costs which are comparatively low for such a large organisation. Muchof this money is historical income of the Church which is restricted and must be used for the purposes for
Church of England parishes get no money from the state to help them with the upkeep of their buildingsor to maintain the life and ministry of the parish, unlike on the continent where a special ‘Church Tax’ is levied
y in Germany, France and other countries. Each individual parish mustraise enough money to ‘pay its way’ and contribute to the needs of others and some of the central costs of
you cannot deny that itits inhabitants. The Church has also been very lucky in the past because
some parishioners have left generous legacies and much has been achieved over the years because of thatstament to that, and the fact that
we have been able to contribute towards the cost of major restoration work to the Tower is also because ofNow we need a regular income from those who care about the Church
No organisation can exist or survive without money, even the Bign appealing for a lot of money this year simply
because of the daunting cost of the restoration work we have had to embark on, costing us over £300,000e resources given to us by previous generations have now been used to help pay
that work they are no longer available to support the day to day work of the parish which costs us about
This is why we have been teaching about Christian Stewardship over theyear. Those who come to Church, however irregularly, need to take responsibility for the cost of keeping
In most churches 20% of the congregation contribute 80% of the cost., we should all be making an effort to give generously and regularly to the work of our parish
be here for those who need us, even though they do not realise they need us! If you canhurch, however small, and Gift Aid it so that we can benefit from the tax
one of our Stewardship team.
o the many people who have so generously given towards our appeal for the Tower.
their fundraising efforts throughout the year.
any other way than for what itgrade 1 or 2, cannot be easily sold off, and even when worship
The income from these goesto maintaining the structures of the Church of England paying for Bishops, Deans and Cathedral staff,
ive costs which are comparatively low for such a large organisation. Muchof this money is historical income of the Church which is restricted and must be used for the purposes for
Church of England parishes get no money from the state to help them with the upkeep of their buildingsor to maintain the life and ministry of the parish, unlike on the continent where a special ‘Church Tax’ is levied
y in Germany, France and other countries. Each individual parish mustraise enough money to ‘pay its way’ and contribute to the needs of others and some of the central costs of
you cannot deny that it isits inhabitants. The Church has also been very lucky in the past because
some parishioners have left generous legacies and much has been achieved over the years because of thatstament to that, and the fact that
we have been able to contribute towards the cost of major restoration work to the Tower is also because ofNow we need a regular income from those who care about the Church
No organisation can exist or survive without money, even the Bign appealing for a lot of money this year simply
because of the daunting cost of the restoration work we have had to embark on, costing us over £300,000e resources given to us by previous generations have now been used to help pay for
that work they are no longer available to support the day to day work of the parish which costs us about
This is why we have been teaching about Christian Stewardship over theyear. Those who come to Church, however irregularly, need to take responsibility for the cost of keeping
of the cost., we should all be making an effort to give generously and regularly to the work of our parish
be here for those who need us, even though they do not realise they need us! If you canhurch, however small, and Gift Aid it so that we can benefit from the tax
o the many people who have so generously given towards our appeal for the Tower.
the year.
itgrade 1 or 2, cannot be easily sold off, and even when worship
The income from these goesto maintaining the structures of the Church of England paying for Bishops, Deans and Cathedral staff,
ive costs which are comparatively low for such a large organisation. Muchof this money is historical income of the Church which is restricted and must be used for the purposes for
Church of England parishes get no money from the state to help them with the upkeep of their buildingsor to maintain the life and ministry of the parish, unlike on the continent where a special ‘Church Tax’ is levied
y in Germany, France and other countries. Each individual parish mustraise enough money to ‘pay its way’ and contribute to the needs of others and some of the central costs of
sits inhabitants. The Church has also been very lucky in the past because
some parishioners have left generous legacies and much has been achieved over the years because of thatstament to that, and the fact that
we have been able to contribute towards the cost of major restoration work to the Tower is also because ofNow we need a regular income from those who care about the Church
No organisation can exist or survive without money, even the Bign appealing for a lot of money this year simply
because of the daunting cost of the restoration work we have had to embark on, costing us over £300,000 .for
that work they are no longer available to support the day to day work of the parish which costs us about
This is why we have been teaching about Christian Stewardship over theyear. Those who come to Church, however irregularly, need to take responsibility for the cost of keeping
of the cost., we should all be making an effort to give generously and regularly to the work of our parish
be here for those who need us, even though they do not realise they need us! If you canhurch, however small, and Gift Aid it so that we can benefit from the tax
o the many people who have so generously given towards our appeal for the Tower.
SERVICES IN THE PARISH OF ALVESTON
AT ST JAMES'SUNDAYS:08.00 THE EUCHARIST (Said BCP)
10.30 THE
SOUTHBANK CLUB
except 4
THURSDAYS:10.00 THE EUCHARIST
FROM THE REGISTERSFUNERALS
HOLY BAPTISM
ARE YOUR CHILDREN MISSING OUT?swimming lessons? All of these things can be an added burden to families, especially with two or morechildren. Our Church Charity,Recent applications to the Fund have included help with many of the aboveavailable to older members of the community.the Administrator, Mr David Oram, 30 Lawson Avenue, Tiddington,
SERVICES IN THE PARISH OF ALVESTON
AT ST JAMES'SUNDAYS:08.00 THE EUCHARIST (Said BCP)
10.30 THE PARISH EUCHARIST
SOUTHBANK CLUB
except 4th Sunday FAMILY
THURSDAYS:10.00 THE EUCHARIST
Christmas Services at St James’Sunday 18
18.30pm CAROL SERVICESaturday 24
16.30pm Christingle and Nativity Service11.30pm Midnight Mass
Sunday 258.00am Eucharist (Said
10.30am Family Eucharist
F A M I L Y S E R V I C E SSunday 11
Sunday 25
Sunday
Sunday 2
Sunday 1
Sunday 2
FROM THE REGISTERSFUNERALS
HOLY BAPTISM
4th September
“ARE YOUR CHILDREN MISSING OUT?swimming lessons? All of these things can be an added burden to families, especially with two or morechildren. Our Church Charity,Recent applications to the Fund have included help with many of the aboveavailable to older members of the community.the Administrator, Mr David Oram, 30 Lawson Avenue, Tiddington,
SERVICES IN THE PARISH OF ALVESTON
AT ST JAMES'
08.00 THE EUCHARIST (Said BCP)
PARISH EUCHARIST
SOUTHBANK CLUB
Sunday FAMILY
THURSDAYS:10.00 THE EUCHARIST
Christmas Services at St James’Sunday 18th December
.30pm CAROL SERVICESaturday 24th
.30pm Christingle and Nativity Service11.30pm Midnight Mass
Sunday 25th December8.00am Eucharist (Said
10.30am Family Eucharist
F A M I L Y S E R V I C E SSunday 11th
Sunday 25th
Sunday 8th
Sunday 22nd
Sunday 12th
Sunday 26th
FROM THE REGISTERSFUNERALS: There have been, surprisingly,
HOLY BAPTISM
September
“Shine as a light in the worldARE YOUR CHILDREN MISSING OUT?swimming lessons? All of these things can be an added burden to families, especially with two or morechildren. Our Church Charity,Recent applications to the Fund have included help with many of the aboveavailable to older members of the community.the Administrator, Mr David Oram, 30 Lawson Avenue, Tiddington,
SERVICES IN THE PARISH OF ALVESTON
AT ST JAMES'
08.00 THE EUCHARIST (Said BCP)
PARISH EUCHARIST
SOUTHBANK CLUB meets 10.30 every Sunday
Sunday FAMILY SERVICE
10.00 THE EUCHARIST
Christmas Services at St James’December
.30pm CAROL SERVICEth December
.30pm Christingle and Nativity Service11.30pm Midnight Mass
December8.00am Eucharist (Said
10.30am Family Eucharist
F A M I L Y S E R V I C E Sth Decemberth Decemberth January 2012nd January 2012th Februaryth February
FROM THE REGISTERSThere have been, surprisingly,
HOLY BAPTISM
September Florence Daisy H
Shine as a light in the worldARE YOUR CHILDREN MISSING OUT?swimming lessons? All of these things can be an added burden to families, especially with two or morechildren. Our Church Charity,Recent applications to the Fund have included help with many of the aboveavailable to older members of the community.the Administrator, Mr David Oram, 30 Lawson Avenue, Tiddington,
SERVICES IN THE PARISH OF ALVESTON
08.00 THE EUCHARIST (Said BCP)
PARISH EUCHARIST
10.30 every Sunday
SERVICE
Christmas Services at St James’December
.30pm CAROL SERVICEDecember - CHRISTMAS EVE
.30pm Christingle and Nativity Service11.30pm Midnight Mass
December - CHRISTMAS DAY8.00am Eucharist (Said –
10.30am Family Eucharist
F A M I L Y S E R V I C E Sember
ember
January 2012
January 2012
February
February
FROM THE REGISTERSThere have been, surprisingly,
Florence Daisy H
Shine as a light in the worldARE YOUR CHILDREN MISSING OUT?swimming lessons? All of these things can be an added burden to families, especially with two or morechildren. Our Church Charity, Alveston Relief in Need,Recent applications to the Fund have included help with many of the aboveavailable to older members of the community.the Administrator, Mr David Oram, 30 Lawson Avenue, Tiddington,
SERVICES IN THE PARISH OF ALVESTON
10.30 every Sunday
SERVICE
Christmas Services at St James’
.30pm CAROL SERVICECHRISTMAS EVE
.30pm Christingle and Nativity Service
CHRISTMAS DAY– BCP)
10.30am Family Eucharist
F A M I L Y S E R V I C E S - W I N T E RADVENT 3
CHRISTMAS DAY
EPIPHANY
EPIPHANY 3
2 Before Lent
L
FROM THE REGISTERSThere have been, surprisingly,
Florence Daisy Holde
Shine as a light in the worldARE YOUR CHILDREN MISSING OUT? School trips, youth club outings, music lessons, sports or
swimming lessons? All of these things can be an added burden to families, especially with two or moreAlveston Relief in Need,
Recent applications to the Fund have included help with many of the aboveavailable to older members of the community.the Administrator, Mr David Oram, 30 Lawson Avenue, Tiddington,
The Rev’d Canon Richard E. Williams, e
The Vicarage, Alveston, Stratford
SERVICES IN THE PARISH OF ALVESTON
AT ST PETER'S:SUNDAYS:09.15 THE EUCHARIST
(2
10.30 every Sunday
For other services and events see the WeeklyNewsletter
H
homes and shelteredParishwould like Communion at home please
Christmas Services at St James’
CHRISTMAS EVE.30pm Christingle and Nativity Service
CHRISTMAS DAY
W I N T E R 2 0 1 1ADVENT 3
CHRISTMAS DAY
EPIPHANY
EPIPHANY 3
2 Before Lent
LENT 1
FROM THE REGISTERSThere have been, surprisingly, no
lden
Shine as a light in the worldSchool trips, youth club outings, music lessons, sports or
swimming lessons? All of these things can be an added burden to families, especially with two or moreAlveston Relief in Need,
Recent applications to the Fund have included help with many of the aboveavailable to older members of the community. If you would like to make an application please contactthe Administrator, Mr David Oram, 30 Lawson Avenue, Tiddington,
The Rev’d Canon Richard E. Williams, e
The Vicarage, Alveston, Stratford
SERVICES IN THE PARISH OF ALVESTON
AT ST PETER'S:SUNDAYS:09.15 THE EUCHARIST
(2nd Sunday
For other services and events see the WeeklyNewsletter
Holy Communion is regularly celebrated in the
homes and shelteredParish. Communion is taken to the housebound. If youwould like Communion at home please
Christmas Services at St James’
CHRISTMAS EVE.30pm Christingle and Nativity Service
CHRISTMAS DAY CHRISTMAS DAY at St Peter’s
2 0 1 1 / 1 2ADVENT 3
CHRISTMAS DAY
EPIPHANY
EPIPHANY 3
2 Before Lent
no Funerals in the Parish since 3
30th October
Shine as a light in the worldSchool trips, youth club outings, music lessons, sports or
swimming lessons? All of these things can be an added burden to families, especially with two or moreAlveston Relief in Need, can help any in need in the parish of Al
Recent applications to the Fund have included help with many of the aboveIf you would like to make an application please contact
the Administrator, Mr David Oram, 30 Lawson Avenue, Tiddington,
The Rev’d Canon Richard E. Williams, e
The Vicarage, Alveston, Stratford
SERVICES IN THE PARISH OF ALVESTON
AT ST PETER'S:SUNDAYS:09.15 THE EUCHARIST
Sunday – FAMILY SERVICE
For other services and events see the WeeklyNewsletter
oly Communion is regularly celebrated in the
homes and shelteredommunion is taken to the housebound. If you
would like Communion at home please
CHRISTMAS DAY at St Peter’s09.15am
/ 1 209.15 at
CHRISTMAS DAY 10.30 at St James’
09.15 at St Peter’s
10.30 at St James’
09.15 at St Peter’s
10.30 at St James’
Funerals in the Parish since 3
October
Shine as a light in the worldSchool trips, youth club outings, music lessons, sports or
swimming lessons? All of these things can be an added burden to families, especially with two or morecan help any in need in the parish of Al
Recent applications to the Fund have included help with many of the aboveIf you would like to make an application please contact
the Administrator, Mr David Oram, 30 Lawson Avenue, Tiddington, CV37 7BT 01789
The Rev’d Canon Richard E. Williams, e
The Vicarage, Alveston, Stratford-upon
SERVICES IN THE PARISH OF ALVESTON
AT ST PETER'S:
09.15 THE EUCHARIST (Traditional Language)
FAMILY SERVICE
For other services and events see the Weekly
oly Communion is regularly celebrated in the
homes and sheltered housing complexes within theommunion is taken to the housebound. If you
would like Communion at home please
CHRISTMAS DAY at St Peter’sam Family Eucharist
09.15 at St Peter’s
10.30 at St James’
09.15 at St Peter’s
10.30 at St James’
09.15 at St Peter’s
10.30 at St James’
Funerals in the Parish since 3
October Matilda Alice French
Shine as a light in the worldSchool trips, youth club outings, music lessons, sports or
swimming lessons? All of these things can be an added burden to families, especially with two or morecan help any in need in the parish of Al
Recent applications to the Fund have included help with many of the above . TheIf you would like to make an application please contact
CV37 7BT 01789
The Rev’d Canon Richard E. Williams, e-mail: [email protected]
upon-Avon, CV37 7QB
SERVICES IN THE PARISH OF ALVESTON
(Traditional Language)
FAMILY SERVICE)
For other services and events see the Weekly
oly Communion is regularly celebrated in the
housing complexes within theommunion is taken to the housebound. If you
would like Communion at home please
CHRISTMAS DAY at St Peter’sFamily Eucharist
St Peter’s
10.30 at St James’
09.15 at St Peter’s
10.30 at St James’
09.15 at St Peter’s
10.30 at St James’
Funerals in the Parish since 3rd
Matilda Alice French
Shine as a light in the worldSchool trips, youth club outings, music lessons, sports or
swimming lessons? All of these things can be an added burden to families, especially with two or morecan help any in need in the parish of Al
he Charity is alsoIf you would like to make an application please contact
CV37 7BT 01789 266805
mail: [email protected]
Avon, CV37 7QB Tel:
SERVICES IN THE PARISH OF ALVESTON
(Traditional Language)
For other services and events see the Weekly
oly Communion is regularly celebrated in the
housing complexes within theommunion is taken to the housebound. If you
would like Communion at home please ask the Vicar
CHRISTMAS DAY at St Peter’sFamily Eucharist
rd August
Matilda Alice French
Shine as a light in the world ”School trips, youth club outings, music lessons, sports or
swimming lessons? All of these things can be an added burden to families, especially with two or morecan help any in need in the parish of Alveston.
Charity is alsoIf you would like to make an application please contact
mail: [email protected]
Tel: 01789 292777
SERVICES IN THE PARISH OF ALVESTON
(Traditional Language)
For other services and events see the Weekly
oly Communion is regularly celebrated in the nursing
housing complexes within theommunion is taken to the housebound. If you
ask the Vicar
CHRISTMAS DAY at St Peter’s
August
Matilda Alice French
”swimming lessons? All of these things can be an added burden to families, especially with two or more
veston.
If you would like to make an application please contact
mail: [email protected]
01789 292777
SERVICES IN THE PARISH OF ALVESTON
For other services and events see the Weekly
housing complexes within theommunion is taken to the housebound. If you
ask the Vicar
CHRISTMAS DAY at St Peter’s