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Turnastone / Chinese Auction
« Last post by goldenvalley on September 18, 2011, 03:28:21 pm »Friday 28th October
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Peterchurch / Golden Valley Day Care Centre
« Last post by goldenvalley on September 18, 2011, 03:26:54 pm »Next Coffee Morning is on the 11th Oct at 10.30am.
Please try to come - the profit will go towards taking the members on outings and other social events.
Please try to come - the profit will go towards taking the members on outings and other social events.
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Vowchurch / Harvest Festival
« Last post by goldenvalley on September 18, 2011, 03:24:43 pm »Sunday 9th October
11am
Festival @ St. Bartholomew's Church
Harvest Lunch in the village hall from 12.30pm
Soup and a pudding, £6 @ the door
bring your own drinks
Proceeds go to charity
Please sign list in church or let Steve Edwards know so we can plan for numbers
steve@cabanas.waitrose.com
11am
Festival @ St. Bartholomew's Church
Harvest Lunch in the village hall from 12.30pm
Soup and a pudding, £6 @ the door
bring your own drinks
Proceeds go to charity
Please sign list in church or let Steve Edwards know so we can plan for numbers
steve@cabanas.waitrose.com
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Bacton / 1st Bacton Scouts
« Last post by goldenvalley on September 18, 2011, 02:59:29 pm »If anyone would like their son/ daughter to join a section please contact Mrs Karen Price on 01449780332 or email karenyvonnehall@aol.com
Beaver scouts age 6-8 Monday 6.15-7.30
Cub scouts age 8-101/2 Friday 6.15-7.45
Scouts age 101/2-14 Friday 8.00-9.30
Beaver scouts age 6-8 Monday 6.15-7.30
Cub scouts age 8-101/2 Friday 6.15-7.45
Scouts age 101/2-14 Friday 8.00-9.30
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Bacton / Bacton Bowls An Invitation to All
« Last post by goldenvalley on September 18, 2011, 02:58:26 pm »Any potential new members are always welcome to attend these events
If you want to have a go at bowling before committing yourself, you are welcome to come along and have a go at any of the open drives, where you will receive a warm welcome and advice on the rudiments of the game whilst taking part. For these drives suitable flat shoes, such as trainers, must be worn.
If you want to have a go at bowling before committing yourself, you are welcome to come along and have a go at any of the open drives, where you will receive a warm welcome and advice on the rudiments of the game whilst taking part. For these drives suitable flat shoes, such as trainers, must be worn.
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Bacton / Local History Society
« Last post by goldenvalley on September 18, 2011, 02:56:27 pm »Bacton & Cotton
Local History
Society
coming soon
Wartime deception in Suffolk
Tuesday, 20th September, 7.30 pm, Bacton Village Hall
In World War II decoy airfields were set up in Suffolk and Norfolk to save
the genuine airfields. As a result some that were in our area were bombed.
Huby Fairhead describes how these false airfields helped to change the
outcome of the war.
Members £ 2
Non-members £ 3
Local History
Society
coming soon
Wartime deception in Suffolk
Tuesday, 20th September, 7.30 pm, Bacton Village Hall
In World War II decoy airfields were set up in Suffolk and Norfolk to save
the genuine airfields. As a result some that were in our area were bombed.
Huby Fairhead describes how these false airfields helped to change the
outcome of the war.
Members £ 2
Non-members £ 3
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Ewyas Harold / Ewyas Harold News Letter
« Last post by goldenvalley on September 18, 2011, 02:54:50 pm »THE NEWSLETTER
The GPC prints a Newsletter free of charge approximately every three months. It goes to most homes in the area. Available from the Post Office in Ewyas Harold, it is also delivered with the milk as well as being distributed by hand in the remoter areas of the Parishes.
The Newsletter is not a charge on the precept as printing costs are kept extremely low and are covered by advertising revenue.
The Editorship of the Newsletter is a rotating post and is currently undertaken by:
Richard Baker
Rowlestone
HR2 0HE
(thanks to http://www.ewyasharoldgpc.org.uk/news.html)
The GPC prints a Newsletter free of charge approximately every three months. It goes to most homes in the area. Available from the Post Office in Ewyas Harold, it is also delivered with the milk as well as being distributed by hand in the remoter areas of the Parishes.
The Newsletter is not a charge on the precept as printing costs are kept extremely low and are covered by advertising revenue.
The Editorship of the Newsletter is a rotating post and is currently undertaken by:
Richard Baker
Rowlestone
HR2 0HE
(thanks to http://www.ewyasharoldgpc.org.uk/news.html)
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Ewyas Harold / INTERNET CAFE & COMMUNITY ACCESS POINT OPEN
« Last post by goldenvalley on September 18, 2011, 02:53:37 pm »With the help of Herefordhsire Council and partners, Community Access Points (CAPS) have been set up in over twenty villages in the county. They are Community Internet Cafes where users can surf the net, get help and training and access specialised software which is not normally in the home.
WHERE IS IT? The Ewyas Harold CAP has been set up at the back of the Memorial Hall. There are also satellite facilities available at the Post Office and the Dog public house.
WHATS ON OFFER? The CAP has 6 laptop computers, a video projector, a digital camera and a video camera. Software packages inlcude SKype and an audio/video editing program. This equipment will be available for 2 sessions each week AT NO CHARGE TO REGISTERED USERS. A broadband connection is available to enable users to surf the internet.
To use the CAPs you will need to register. Bring two of the following: a current utility bill identifying you with your address, a driving licence, a passport. ALL CAPS EQUIPMENT IS SECURITY MARKED.
CAPS OPENING TIMES
Ewyas Harold Shop and Post Office 9am - 3pm Monday to Saturday
The Dog Inn 6.30pm to 11pm every day except Tuesday and Saturday
The Memorial Hall: Tuesday 6.30 - 9pm Saturday 4pm to 6.30pm
Further information - contact: Ewyasharold@yahoo.co.uk
(thanks to http://www.ewyasharoldgpc.org.uk/news.html)
WHERE IS IT? The Ewyas Harold CAP has been set up at the back of the Memorial Hall. There are also satellite facilities available at the Post Office and the Dog public house.
WHATS ON OFFER? The CAP has 6 laptop computers, a video projector, a digital camera and a video camera. Software packages inlcude SKype and an audio/video editing program. This equipment will be available for 2 sessions each week AT NO CHARGE TO REGISTERED USERS. A broadband connection is available to enable users to surf the internet.
To use the CAPs you will need to register. Bring two of the following: a current utility bill identifying you with your address, a driving licence, a passport. ALL CAPS EQUIPMENT IS SECURITY MARKED.
CAPS OPENING TIMES
Ewyas Harold Shop and Post Office 9am - 3pm Monday to Saturday
The Dog Inn 6.30pm to 11pm every day except Tuesday and Saturday
The Memorial Hall: Tuesday 6.30 - 9pm Saturday 4pm to 6.30pm
Further information - contact: Ewyasharold@yahoo.co.uk
(thanks to http://www.ewyasharoldgpc.org.uk/news.html)
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Pics of the Golden Valley / Some pics from home
« Last post by goldenvalley on September 17, 2011, 07:44:17 am »Some pics from home
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Vowchurch / Local Produce Market
« Last post by goldenvalley on September 15, 2011, 06:38:25 pm »Last Saturday of each month
10am to 12 noon.
Local produce, crafts & cafe serving fresh coffee, bacon butties, weekend papers.
10am to 12 noon.
Local produce, crafts & cafe serving fresh coffee, bacon butties, weekend papers.