August 25th 2016
SHOP
As
the wonderful warm weather continues the ingredients for a successful BBQ
can be purchased from the Shop . Beef Burgers/ Lamb and Mint Burgers/
Sausages /Soft Rolls/ Sauces / Relishes / Salads / Ice Cream.
PARISH NEWS
Little Missenden Parish Council Open Meeting for
Hyde Heath will take place on Monday 5th September at 8pm in The Village
Hall.
This is your opportunity to voice your opinion on
matters of concern to you in your Village from more houses to AONB , to
speeding, pot holes and much more.
If you care you will be there.
GREAT MISSENDEN POST OFFICE
This important local facility is set to close in
October as part of a cost cutting programme by the Post Offices. Not
only is it set in a quiet Village with free parking in Links Road
for your brief visit to the Post Office, the staff are polite,
friendly and very helpful. Arrangements are being made for a counter
to be set up in “SAMWAYS” newsagents for basic postal
requirements.
CREAM TEAS continue
to be ever popular on a Sunday afternoon in Lt. Missenden Church
served from 2 – 5pm.
The work in the church is progressing well and on
schedule.
CRICKET
This week’s match is at home to The Bank of
England commencing at 1pm.
WORK AID
Refurbish many items for educational projects.
Any tools, sewing machines, knitting machines,
bikes, typewriters and hairdressing items.
They always need Screws, nails , hinges etc.
Cotton/light fabric. Haberdashery – threads, wool, buttons, zips, patterns
and needles.
For Packing:- Biscuit tins, ice cream and plastic
tubs of all kinds. Any container with a lid that is not made of glass.
Empty video cases: Flattened Cereal Packets: Empty Shoe Boxes. This is
recycling on a serious scale
CONTACT: WORKAID on 01494-775220 .
www.workaid.org.
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August 11th 2016
W.I.
There is no meeting in the Village Hall
this month.
An “Indoor BBQ” instead at 6.30pm to eat at
6.45pm in The Village Hall 11th August
HYDE HEATH THEATRE COMPANY
Annie Hamilton-Pike has accepted their kind
invitation to direct the October Production entitled “The Art of Course
Acting”. This consists of two dreadful plays called “STREUTH! and
“A COLLIERS TUESDAY TEA” . Both of them are epic pieces of
distastrous proportions which simply extract ‘the michael’ from your
typical Am-Dram group.
Men are always in short supply and Annie is
looking for 3 ‘actors to fill some stupendous parts in “A Colliers Tuesday
Tea”. This is a tale of realistic
working-class drama, based on the work of D.H.Lawrence, set
somewhere north of the Watford Gap , in a dreary miners cottage.
Age: Immaterial. Experience: much the same but
pretty essential.
Call Annie on: 01494-786220 for more information
and to arrange an “audition’ !!
HOLISTIC ART & CRAFT FUN DAY 21st AUGUST 11am – 5pm
Our local Holistic Guru Jo Bradley is involved
with this “Day with a Difference”
70 Stalls including Candle Making: Face Painting:
Colouring Competition and Mini Affordable holistics.
Amersham School , Stanley Hill. Admission £2
concessions £1 Children Free.
CRICKET
This weeks match is away at LONGWICK commencing
at 2pm
PARISH
NEWS
Cream Teas every Sunday afternoon from 2 – 5pm in
Lt.Missenden Church
St. Andrews Church. Hyde Heath . Sunday Morning
Service 09.15am.
SHOPPING BUS TO CHESHAM.
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August 4th 2016
SHOP
The Shop will take orders for Fresh Fruit and Veg
which are freshly brought in every Wednesday from Peterley Farm.
Whether you fancy some juicy Strawberries or a couple of Large Onions ,
let us know by Tuesday and they will be ready for collection on Wednesday.
Put that together with the orders of Fresh
Organic Meat from Hazeldene Farm which is delivered every Friday and we
have a very comprehensive selection of produce . The meat is of an
exceptionally high quality .
THAMES VALLEY POLICE ALERT
Thames Valley Police are running a cyber crime
campaign next month and are looking for people willing to talk about their
experiences. Particularly those over the age of 60 and have lost money to
online fraud/scams Contact Jonathan Chainey (Police Comms Support
Assistant. Thames Valley)
W.I
There is no meeting in the Village Hall this
month. An “Indoor BBQ” 6.30pm to eat at 6.45pm in The Village
Hall 11th August.
AROUND THE AREA -
Our Local Holistic Guru Jo Bradley is involved
with this “Day with a Difference”
HOLISTIC ART &
CRAFT FUN DAY
21st AUGUST 11am – 5pm.
Amersham School, Stanley Hill. £2 admission £1
concessions and children free. 70 stalls including Candle Making:
Face Painting: Colouring Competition and Mini Affordable holistics.
COUNTRY FILE LIVE
Blenheim Palace is hosting the “Live Filming
Event” over a period of 4 days commencing on Thursday 4th August –
Sunday 7th August. A chance to meet the presenters of Country File
and pop into “The Craven Arms” for a liquid refreshment.
CRICKET The weeks Match is away
to Longwick commencing at 2pm
PARISH NEWS
Cream Teas every Sunday afternoon from 2 – 5pm in
Lt. Missenden Church
St. Andrews Church , Hyde Heath . Sunday Morning
Service 09.15am
SHOPPING BUS TO CHESHAM
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July 28th
SHOP
Holiday periods and
hot weather mean BBQ’s.
Hazeldene Farm delivers fresh meat every Friday to the Shop.
Their Beef and Minted Lamb Burgers are in a class on their own.
No “added extra’s or preservatives . You can taste the difference.
Place your order in the Shop and pick it up .
Whilst you are in there, pick up an order form and have a look at
the comprehensive list of meats available – even down to gluten free
sausages.
CRICKET
The Club
is currently on tour in Devon.
POLICE
ALERT FRAUD
The Police continue to work
on your behalf with regular updates on burglary, vandalism and Scam Phone
Calls. Courier Fraudsters phone and trick victims into handing over large
sums of cash to a courier that arrives at their home.
Never deal with cold callers on
the phone or in person, no matter how polite and friendly they are. Saying
“No thank you” and shutting the door or hanging up the phone is not rude.
Phones with a “blocking
device” are widely available or leave the Answerphone on until the caller
has identified themselves.
This is
just a reminder to be diligent at all times.
PARISH NEWS
Restoration work
continues on schedule with the re-roofing of Little Missenden Church.
CREAM
TEAS are served every
Sunday afternoon from 2pm – 5pm.
On lovely sunny Sunday
afternoons gazebo’s and chairs are placed outside where you can sit and
enjoy the very peaceful and tranquil surroundings whilst indulging in a
very English tradition of delicious cakes and cups of tea.
MORNING
SERVICE at St. ANDREWS HYDE
HEATH every Sunday
morning at 09.15am.
SHOPPING
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July 21st
We moaned about the wet and cold
weather throughout April, May and June . We are now in the throws of a
mini-heat wave which leaves everyone tired , drained and unable to sleep.
No wonder it is permanently top of the conversation list.
Windows and doors are opened to
catch any fleeting breeze and this also lets out loud music and raised
voices . Please give some consideration to neighbours , Mum’s with babies
and Senior residents. No-one wants to spoil anyone’s pleasure and there is
nothing more enjoyable than hearing children play -
but - PLEASE -
moderation in all things.
BROWNIES
The Brownies have had a busy
summer term of outdoor activities despite a lot of miserable weather. They
have enjoyed a trip to Hervines Park in Amersham, activities on the Common
and games on the school playing field.
The annual “water games” evening was held on the penultimate week
of term. Despite being a cool evening, fun was had playing lots of games
involving water and ended with a water fight in which there are no winners
or losers, just lots of wet Brownies and Leaders !
At the last meeting of term ,
there were sad goodbyes to six of the Brownies who have turned 10yrs old
and also to one of their helpers, Anna, who is off to university in the
Autumn. The first meeting of
the Autumn Term will be on 12th September.
If there are any girls aged 7 + who would like to join Brownies
there are spaces. E-mail:-
hydeheathbrownies@outlook.com .
POLICE
ALERT
FRAUD
Travel Fraud in on the increase
and the following advice has been offered:-
Avoid responding to unsolicited
calls, texts or e-mails offering holidays at incredibly low prices.
Look for the “locked padlock”
icon.
Take time to do some on-line
research to ensure they are reputable.
Separately check the
hotel/airline that your booking does indeed exist.
HOME SECURITY ON HOT DAYS
If you are in the garden at the
rear of your property do not
leave doors or windows open at the front of the property. This is easy
access for thieves .
CRICKET
Friday 22nd July at
Home to Petts Wood commencing
at 2pm who are on tour.
Sunday 24th Away to
Cublington commencing at 2pm.
SHOPPING BUS TO CHESHAM
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July 14th
THIS IS YOUR
VILLAGE NEWSLETTER.
I am always looking for local
news to publicise our Village Events and Local Groups.
I liaise with the Village Hall,
the Village Society. Groups which use the Village Hall with times ,
dates and term-time fees. The Plough with up and coming events.
The Newsletter is read far and
wide globally on line and it keeps ex- residents in touch with on-going
events in the Village.
SHOP
Take a very careful look at the
Chocolates, Sweets, Wines and Cards which have been carefully selected for
End of Term Gifts of appreciation for the Teachers. The display is
just inside the door.
MUSIC AT THE
PLOUGH
BLUES DUDES LIVE
on Saturday 16th July at 8.30pm. Free Admission
Blues Rock n’ Roll. Come
along and enjoy live music without having to worry about driving home.
AMERSHAM COMMUNITY
CHOIR
Following their very successful
concert on July 2nd the choir raised £3000. to be divided
equally between their selected charities of the Chiltern MS Society and
the Stroke Association.
CUBS
The present organisers are still
looking for volunteers to help with the Village Group from September.
The present organisers will be stepping down in September. There has
been some response , but not sufficient for the group to continue.
It would be a big loss to the youngsters of the Village if this were to
happen .
CRICKET
This weeks game is at home to
the Full Tossers commencing at 1pm.
W.I.
Meet
this Thursday 14th July at 8pm.. The Speakers Topic
this month is : Bandstands – Decline and Revival.
A PLEA FOR GARDEN
CHAIRS
Does anyone have any Plastic
Garden Chairs which are no longer of any use to them.
If so Wendover Arm Canal
Restoration Society had all their’s vandalised last week and are looking
for replacements. Nothing fancy just plain plastic chairs where the
volunteers can sit and have a cup of tea or lunch whilst carrying out
restoration work on the Canal. Please contact Chris Sargeant 01494 775845
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June 30th
Well, here we are – half way
through the year and the season of the Monsoons continue to plague our
Summer . Summer ?
Did someone mention Summer
CRICKET
Last Weekend proved to a most
successful one for the Cricket Club.
The Beer Festival was well
attended and all thanks should
go to Emma Burgham and her team of helpers.
The Presidents Day for once was
blessed with dry weather.
Apparently this is only the 2nd time in 10 years that the rain
held off sufficiently long enough
to enable the friendly game to go ahead.
A big thank you to Matt Sims,
Charlie Samuels, Paul Haddock , all the ladies and BBQ chefs who organised
and made this day so enjoyable.
The extension to the Pavilion now
has the added features of the clock and dedication plaques.
This Sunday’s game is away to
Ballinger Waggoners commencing at 1.30pm.
PARISH NEWS
The concert last Saturday evening
was very different and most enjoyable.
The Flower Festival was absolutely
gorgeous. The talents of so many people and groups coming together to
celebrate anniversaries of poets and musicians had to seen to be
appreciated. To see “Chitty,
Chitty Bang Bang” flying over the pews was a “Une beauté accomplie “.
CREAM
TEAS this week will be
served by the HYDE HEATH
Parishioners in Lt. Missenden Church on Sunday from 2 – 5pm.
Service at St.Andrews
Hyde Heath this Sunday is at 9.15am.
CUBS
The present organisers will be
stepping down in September. If
you can help in any way please contact Tim Wye 01494-792387.
07937-3840004 . 8, Harvest Bank, Hyde Heath.
AMERSHAM
COMMUNITY CHOIR
Saturday 2nd July in
Kings Church, Raans Road, Amersham at 7.20pm.
A charity concert supporting the
MS Centre and The Stroke Association.
Featuring Guest International
Pianist Clive Dunstall.
Tickets £10 (£8 concession) from Waterstones , Amersham or the Kings
Church.
SHOPPING BUS TO CHESHAM
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June 23rd
LE GRANDE
WEEKEND
This Friday evening THE
CRICKET CLUB’s
BIG ANNUAL EVENT.
Commencing with THE BEER
FESTIVAL at 7.30pm – 11.30pm.
Music from Amersham Band and a Disco.
Tickets £20 to include 2 Free
Drinks and a Free BBQ.
Contact Emma Burgham
01494-773660
Email:
emmaburgham@hotmail.com : sae
and cheque to Emma Burgham, 2, Cedar Ridge, Brays Lane, Hyde Heath.
SATURDAY
25th JUNE is Presidents Day on the Common.
PARISH NEWS
This weekend 25th/26th
June is the celebration of the Patronal
Festival of St. John
the Baptist.
A Flower Festival on both days
from 11am – 5pm in Lt. Missenden Church
THE SETTING SUN & MUSIC AT THE
CLOSE
A concert of Music and the
Spoken Word Celebrating the Diverse Anniversaries of 2016.
Lt.
Missenden Church on Saturday evening 25th at 7.30pm in the
company of:-
Olwen , Anna, Martin & Stephen
Morris & Friends with the voice of David Morris.
Tickets £10 on
01494-862008 email:
office@lmchurch.org or on the door.
Licensed Bar before and after
the the programme .
To view the flower displays the
doors open at 7pm.
CUBS
The present organisers will be
stepping down in September. New people to help and organise
are
desperately needed or the Group will be forced to close.
If you can help, please contact Tim Wye on
01494 792387 or mobile 07937 3840004.
Address: 8, Harvest Bank , Hyde Heath.
AMERSHAM
COMMUNITY CHOIR
Saturday 2nd July in
Kings Church, Raans Road, Amersham at 7.30pm.
A charity concert supporting the
MS Centre and The Stroke Association.
Featuring Guest International
Pianist Clive Dunstall.
Tickets £10 (£8 concession) from Waterstones, Amersham or the Kings
Church.
SHOPPING
BUS TO
CHESHAM
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Carrington
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June 16th
HYDE HEATH BEER FESTIVAL FRIDAY 24th JUNE
This is the big event of the
Cricket Club’s Calender Year. It is their
MAJOR FUND RAISER.
The evening commences at 7.30pm – 11.30pm.
Music from The Amersham Band and a Disco.
Tickets £20 includes 2 Free
Drinks and Free BBQ.
Contact Emma Burgham
01494-773660: email:emmaburgham@hotmail.com : Sae and cheque to Emma
Burgham, 2, Cedar Ridge, Brays Lane, Hyde Heath.
SATURDAY 25th JUNE is
Presidents Day on The Common.
This weeks match is at home to
Chiltern CC with a 1pm start.
CUBS
The present organisers will be
stepping down in September. New people to help and organise are
desperately needed or the Group will be forced to close. If you can help,
please contact Tim Wye 01494-792387 mobile 07937-3840004: Address :8,
Harvest Bank.
PARISH NEWS
The weekend of the 25th
and 26th June is the celebration of the Patronal Festival of
St. John the Baptist.
A flower Festival on both days
from 11am – 5pm .
A concert on Saturday 24th
at 7.30pm with Olwen Morris and others. Tickets £10 on the door or contact
www.lmchurch.org
AMERSHAM COMMUNITY CHOIR
Saturday 2nd July in
Kings Church, Raans Road, Amersham at 7.30pm.
A charity concert supporting the
MSCentre and The Stroke Association.
Featuring Guest International
Pianist Clive Dunstall. Tickets £10 (£8 concession) from Waterstones,
Amersham: Kings Church .
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June 9th
The start of June; one brilliant hot sunny day ----
then cloud and thunder !!
SHOP
The Village Shop is there for
your needs. New lines are constantly being added so why not pop in and see
what is new alongside the good old “Faithfull’s”.
CRICKET CLUB
The Hyde Heath Beer Festival
kicks off at 7.30pm on Friday 24th June. Stumps are drawn at
11.30pm. This is a big event for the Cricket Club and their major fund
raiser of the year. Please support this event. There will be
music from The Amersham Band and a Disco. Tickets are just £20
which includes 2 free drinks and a FREE BBQ.
Contact:
Emma Burgham 01494 773660
email
emmaburgham@hotmail.com
SAE and cheque to Emma at 2, Cedar Ridge, Brays Lane, Hyde Heath.
This week the team take on
Southwell Ramblers at home starting at 2pm. Come and see the new
electronic scoreboard in action!
WI
The next meeting is TONIGHT 9th
June at 8pm in the Village Hall. The subject chosen by the guest speaker
is The History of Mouth and Foot
Painting artists. All (ladies) are welcome.
CUBS
The present organisers will be
stepping down in September. New people to help and organise are
desperately needed or the Group will be forced to close. If you could
help, please contact
Tim Wye
01494 792387
mobile 07937 384 0004
Address 8 Harvest Bank.
PARISH NEWS
The weekend of the 25th
and 26th June is the celebration of the Patronal Festival of St
John the Baptist. There will be a Flower Festival on both days from 11am
to 5pm on 25th and from 11.30am on the Sunday. On the Saturday
evening there will be a concert from 7.30pm with Olwen Morris and others.
Promises to be really good. Tickets on the door or contact the church at
www.lmchurch.org
£10.
On the Monday the builders move
in to repair the roof.
Service at St Andrew’s this
Sunday at 9.15am
Morning Prayer
Cream Teas as usual in Little
Missenden from 2 to 5pm.
SHOPPING BUS TO CHESHAM
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Derek Faversham
Guest Editor this week: Gary Beynon
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June 2nd
Here we are almost half the way through the year and it
is cold , wet, miserable ,
exactly what we have come to expect for the children’s half-term and part
of the Bank Holiday
SHOP
You can dream and hope for
warmer weather by trying the new Cider which the Shop is stocking at the
moment. Old Mout Cider
Summer Berries ( there’s wishful thinking)
HYDE HEATH
BEER FESTIVAL
FRIDAY 24th
JUNE
This is the big event on the
Cricket Club’s Calendar Year. It is their MAJOR
FUND RAISER. The
evening commences at 7.30pm – 11.30pm. Music from The Amersham Band and a
Disco.
Tickets £20
includes 2 Free Drinks and Free BBQ
Contact Emma Burgham
01494-773660: e-mail:
emmaburgham@hotmail.com
SAE and cheque to Emma Burgham
2, Cedar Ridge, Brays Lane, Hyde Heath.
A BRAND
NEW SCOREBOARD
The new Electronic Scoreboard
was unveiled last Sunday and what an impressive acquisition it is.
I feel so proud that this will be dedicated to my late husband
Robin who was one their past Presidents.
Recognition must go to the captain Charlie Samuels who has worked
tirelessly on the extension and internal configuration of the Pavilion.
Pictures on website at
www.HydeHeath.com
click on the Cricket tab
The games this week is away at
Lt Missenden against The Misfits commencing at 2pm
W I
Their next meeting is on
Thursday 9th June at 8pm in The Village Hall . The guest
speaker this month is Doreen White on her topic of The History of Mouth &
Foot Painting Artists.
CUBS
The Hyde Heath Cubs Group are
desperately looking for new members to lead the Village Cubs. The present
organisers will be stepping down in September.
Anyone from the age of 18 – 80 is eligible . Term time only on a
Tuesday evening from 1800- 19.30pm.
If no-one comes forward the group of 28 cubs will have to close
through lack of leadership.
Please contact Tim Wye: e-mail:
timothywye@gmail.com.
01494-792387 mobile: 07937-3840004 . Address: 8, Harvest Bank. Hyde Heath
Group Scout Leader.
POLICE
ALERT
SPEEDING
and PARKING.
Major issues for the Village.
The neighbourhood Policing Team would like to hear from you to help
resolve these problems.
Responses by Friday 3rd
June
MissendenNHPT@thamesvalley.pnn.police.uk
Also concerned is the Hyde Heath
Village Society . Danny Baker and Stephen Burke our Parish Councillors.
Meeting in The Plough on 7th June 7pm. All are welcome.
SHOPPING
BUS TO
CHESHAM
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May 26th
VILLAGE
HALL
Following the Post Fete Committee Meeting on Monday
23rd May, the net profit from this important annual event is
£5,300. The information I gave
out last week was incorrect as all the proceeds go to the maintenance and
upkeep of the Village Hall.
PSYCHIC NIGHT
MONDAY 6th
JUNE AT
THE PLOUGH
Jo Bradley will be hosting another very
popular PSYCHIC NIGHT at The
Plough from 7 – 10pm . Readings £15. 00 no need to pre book , just turn up
any time through the evening. There is a choice of Tarot or Clairvoyant
readings.
HYDE
HEATH BEER
FESTIVAL FRIDAY 24th JUNE
This is the MAJOR FUND RAISER
for THE CRICKET CLUB.
The evening commences at 7.30pm – 11.30pm. Music from The Amersham
Band and a Disco.
Tickets £20 includes 2 Free Drinks and Free BBQ.
Contact: Emma Burgham 01494-773660:
e-mail:
emmaburgham@hotmail.com
SAE and cheque
to@ Emma Burgham, 2 Cedar Ridge, Bray Lane, Hyde Heath .
POLICE
ALERT
NEIGHBOURHOOD POLICING PRIORITIES
We do have a big problem with parking and speeding
in the Village. Your local
team of neighbourhood policing are currently reviewing issues which cause
most concern.
The team would like to hear your 3 main concerns in
order of priority stating the reason why they should concentrate on these
particular issues.
All responses to
MissendenNHPT@thamesvalley.pnn.police.uk no later than Friday 3rd
June 2016.
PARISH
NEWS:
St. Andrews morning service is every
Sunday at 09.15am
CREAM
TEAS
Every Sunday afternoon in Lt. Missenden Church from
2 – 5pm
CRICKET
The game on Sunday 29th May is at home
to Gt. Gaddesdon commencing at 2pm.
SHOPPING BUS
TO CHESHAM
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May 19th
POST FETE
A very big THANK YOU
from the FETE COMMITTEE to everyone who helped to make last
Saturday’s event so successful. The whole of the Common was buzzing with
activities and there was possibly the largest attendance of visitors to
date.
We, as a Village should take
this opportunity to thank David Coulton and his committee for their
committed hard work and dedication which doesn’t just span a few short
weeks prior to the Fete. Once all the groups and Village Hall who benefit
from the financial aspect of the Fete receive their donations,
preparations will start again for next years Fete.
HYDE HEATH
THEATRE COMPANY
Their Production of
“MURDERED TO
DEATH” is this week
from Thursday 19th – Saturday 21st with a matinee.
Tickets are £10 (£9 concession) available from The Village Shop or Box
Office: 07840-965411 :
carole_north@yahoo.co.uk .
The Theatre Company are of a very high standard and deserve your local
support.
VILLAGE
SHOP
Following the enormous success
of the
Hazledene Farm event ,
order forms for their meats are now available in the shop.
I sometimes think a lot of the villagers don’t appreciate the time
taken by Ruth Coulton and her staff
who constantly source new products and negotiate for them to be
delivered to the shop. Don’t
dismiss anything new until you have tried it.
PARISH NEWS
The Floral Displays in St.
Andrews Church last weekend were breathtakingly beautiful. Each
arrangement had its’ own merit and the artistic ideas and talents really
brought them to life.
Pictures on the website at
HydeHeath.com
St. Andrews morning service is
every Sunday at 09.15am.
LITTLE MISSENDEN SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
- SATURDAY 21st MAY
Conducted by Richard Jacklin .
Music by Rossini, Jenkins, Cimarosa and Beethoven .
Tickets £12 available from the
Parish Office 01494-862008 Tues and Weds mornings.
office@littlemissendenparish.org.uk . Licensed Bar
CREAM TEAS
at Lt. Missenden Church every Sunday afternoon
2 – 5pm.
CRICKET
The match this week is AWAY
to LITTLE MARLOW at 2pm.
SHOPPING BUS TO CHESHAM
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May 12th
ANNUAL
VILLAGE FETE
THIS SATURDAY
14th MAY
Come and support the most
important Village Event of the an extremely entertaining afternoon .
Weather permitting we
will have the wonderful “BATTLE OF BRITAIN MEMORIAL FLIGHT FLYPAST”.
Dog Show: Classic Car Display: German Shepherd Dog Display Team:
Village School Children’s Display: Traditional Punch and Judy: A New
Produce Event : Music from The Amersham Band:
and A Silent Auction with no
less than 19 Lots to tempt you plus …. Mouthwatering
Cakes and Refreshing Cups of Tea/Coffee.
You can bid for any of the 19
lots in the Silent Auction via our website hydeheath.com or on forms from
the shop. On line bidding will
stop at 8.00am on Saturday but bids can then be placed at the Fete until
4.00pm.
Willing Helpers are always
required - contact David Coulton on
davidcoulton@yahoo.co.uk
or 775967.
ST ANDREWS FLOWER FESTIVAL.
The Church will be open all day
Saturday and Sunday with beautiful floral displays and their perfume.
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH SERVICE:
Every
Sunday Morning at 09.15am
PRIESTFIELD ARBORETUM OPEN DAY SUNDAY MAY 15th
Open their gates on Sunday May
15th to view the private collection of rare and specimen trees
in a delightful 6acre woodland setting. Admission £2. Regret the uneven
terrain is not suitable for the disabled.
PARISH NEWS
Saturday 14th May
10.30am – 12noon .Coffee morning at Prestwood Methodist Church.
Sunday 15th May 6pm
Commissoning Service at Holy Trinity. Prestwood
Monday 16th May Film
at Gt.Missenden Baptist Church “AMAZING GRACE” the story of William
Wilberforce’s lifetime work to abolish the slave trade. Starring Joan
Gruffud: Benedict Cumberbatch and Albert Finney. 7.30pm . Admission Free.
Friday 20th May
1.15pm Bring & Share Meal at Holy Trinity Church. Prestwood. £2.50pm.
Plants, cakes bring & buy stall.
LITTLE MISSENDEN SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA – SATURDAY 21st MAY
Conducted by Richard Jacklin .
Music by Rossini, Jenkins, Cimarosa and Beethoven. Tickets £12. from
Parish Office: 01494-862008 or Parish Office on Tuesday and Wednesday
mornings. www.lmchurch.org
WI
Meet this evening at 8pm.
CRICKET
The Game this week is at Home to The
Pelicans.
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May 5th
VILLAGE SHOP
This Saturday morning Hazeldene Farm will be on the patio outside the shop
for you to sample their meats bacon sausages & burgers which are now sold
in the shop – come and try for yourselves from 9.30am !
PARISH
NEWS
Free Ascension Day concert with
the “Evangelische Kantorel Iserforhn 55
strong choir from Westphalia , Germany - works by Bach, Haydn,
Mendelssohn, Rutter and Schutz
Lt Missenden Chirch 7pm.
CREAM TEAS
These afternoons of
mouthwatering cakes and refreshing cups of tea hail the changes in the
seasons (hopefully). Every Sunday at Lt. Missenden Church from 2 – 5pm.
FETE DAY
SATURDAY MAY 14th
We are very nearly there.
It is on Saturday 14th May at 1.30pm.
Featuring (weather permitting) the wonderful “BATTLE OF BRITAIN
MEMORIAL FLIGHT FLYPAST” . Dog Show: Classic Cars: German Shepherd Dog
Display Village School Children
Display: Punch and Judy: The Amersham Band & Silent Auction
PRIESTFIELD ARBORETUM OPEN
DAY SUNDAY MAY 15th
Open their gates on Sunday May
15th to view the private collection of rare and specimen trees
in a delightful 6acre woodland setting. Admission £2. Regret the uneven
terrain is not suitable for the disabled
Lt MISSENDEN SYMPHONY
ORCHESTRA. SATURDAY 21st
MAY
The programme includes works by
Rossini : Jenkins: Cimorosa and Beethoven. Featuring Solo Flautists Clare
Burlingham and Tim Hodson.
Tickets £12 on 01494-862008.
Commences at 7.30pm Lt Missenden Church.
HYDE HEATH THEATRE COMPANY
Present : MURDERED TO DEATH from
Thursday 19th May to Saturday 21st
May including matinee. Commencing at 7.45pm and 2.30pm Saturday
matinee. Tickets £10 (£9 concessions) available from the Village Shop: Box
Office: 07840-965411: sae to: 33, Walnut Way, Hyde Heath HP6 55D:
carole_north@yahoo.co.uk
INCONSIDERATE
PARKING
Brays Lane is becoming a
veritable nightmare every morning with vehicles being parked mainly on the
pathway or opposite each
other, thus preventing larger
delivery vehicles to access the Village and particularly the Shop on a
Tuesday morning. There is adequate parking , it just means a few extra
steps are needed to get to the Village Hall and a lot more thought.
CRICKET
The game this week
is at Home to THE LEE commencing at 2pm
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April 28th
VILLAGE SOCIETY
The Society would like to thank all the people
that turned out for the Litter Pick - a record 36 people
volunteered their help. There
was some discussion afterwards it could be repeated in the Autumn.
If you have any further thoughts on this suggestion, please contact the
Village Society contact@hhvs.org.uk
SILENT AUCTION
The Silent Auction, a major fundraiser for the
Fete is now open for bids – find all details of the 19 terrific Lots which
have been donated and place your bids now either at hydeheath.com
or on forms in the shop.
VILLAGE SHOP
The AGM will take place on Wednesday 4th May at
8pm in the Village Hall. All are welcome but only members will be
entitled to vote to elect a Management Committee. This is an opportunity
to see and hear how hard the people work “behind the scenes” and the
problems they face to keep our shop a thriving and important village
facility.
BROWNIES
Over the weekend during the school holidays ,
some of the Hyde Heath Brownies went on a pack holiday to Elstree.
Fortunately they were lucky with the weather and enjoyed lots of different
activities . Particular highlights were a campfire and night time walk
with a great view of the lights of London including Wembley Stadium and
The Shard. For the first meeting of the new term they enjoyed
a visit to the Amersham Waste Depot where they were able to see the Bucks
CC new gritter lorry . Two of the Brownies collaborated to win a
competition to name the new lorry, which is to be called “Snowflake”
There are currently vacancies . Contact Shanta Gillot at
hydeheathbrownies@outlook.com
THAMES VALLEY ALERT
Now is the time that HMRC are contacting people
in regards to Tax Rebate. Fraudsters have picked up on this and are
texting members of the public offering a tax rebate. The text message
contains a link to a website to provide personal information such as bank
account details to claim non-existent rebates. I myself have been the
recipient of e-mails pertaining to this and had the sense to delete them
and not open them. HMRC will never use texts or e-mails or tell you about
a potential rebate or ask for personal information.
CRICKET CLUB
I am sure you have all noticed the activity on
the Common with the Cricket Club who are extending their clubhouse to
incorporate an electronic scoreboard & other improvements.
Last weekend between Friday evening and early Monday morning, a dumper
truck and digger were stolen from this area - please keep a look out for
anyone hanging around suspiciously and report it to the police.
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April 21st
VILLAGE
SHOP
There are exciting New
Products available in the shop . Locally produced fresh sausages, bacon,
burgers , mince all from Hazeldene Farm rare breeds. The Farm is also
willing to take orders and deliver free of charge to the shop as they are
regularly in the area.
OBITUARY
AND TRIBUTE
Dave Bevan, Jo and Kirsty are
very sad to inform you that Val, their lovely wife and mum, passed away on
Monday 11th April following a stroke.
We cannot express our sadness at
this devastating loss, but we know it is shared by so many who loved her
too.
She will be deeply missed by all
her family, friends and those whose lives she touched, with her commitment
to charity and to improving the lives of others.
A service is being held to
celebrate Val’s life on Thursday 28th April at 1pm in the
Milton Chapel at Amersham Crematorium, Whielden Lane, HP7 OND and
afterwards in Hyde Heath Village Hall.
Val loved bright colours and had
wanted her family and friends to wear something bright to the service.
We are asking for family flowers
only, but Val was passionate about supporting the Pepper Foundation, and
if anyone wishes to make a donation in her memory, this can be done at
www.pepper.org.uk
We would like to thank everyone
for their kind words and support at this difficult time.
VILLAGE
SOCIETY
Don’t forget the Annual Litter
Pick is this Saturday morning . Meet at the Flagpole at 10am.
All
necessary equipment will be provided.
Bring your own gloves !
VILLAGE FETE
SATURDAY 14th
MAY
Is now only just over 3 weeks
away and the committee have been beavering away behind scenes with their
preparations. Extra pairs of
hands are always needed and offers always welcome for setting up, clearing
away and help with car
parking. Please contact David Coulton on
davidcoulton@yahoo.co.uk
Shhh!
the Fete
Secret Auction
is already open for bids on line at Hyde Heath.com or you can place
bids on forms which are being distributed or in the shop.
Nineteen lots to choose from so don’t delay bid today !
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April 14th
VILLAGE
SOCIETY
The Annual Litter Pick will take
place at 10am on Saturday April 23rd.
Meet at the Flagpole on the
Common opposite the Village Hall.
All necessary
equipment will be provided.
Bring your own gloves !
PARISH
NEWS
Christopher
Project – General Meetin
To
keep everyone up to date with the on-going project there will be a meeting
at
7pm on Monday 25th April .
St.
Peter & St. Paul .Gt. Missenden will be lighting a Beacon to celebrate the
Queen’s birthday on the evening of 21st April .
St.
Andrews Church Hyde Heath.
Sunday Morning Service 09.15am.
POLICE
ALERT
Thieves are targeting the Car
Park in Gt. Missenden . Several
vehicles have
been broken into and items
removed. Be on you Guard.
W.I
This Thursday evening at 8pm.
The speaker this month is Graham Laurie
On his subject of “The Royal
Flying Doctor Service and the $ note.
HAND
BELLS
Meet this Friday in St. Andrews
Church at 7.45pm.
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April 7th
VILLAGE
SHOP
There is encouraging news in
relation to our threatened Sunday Morning Closure. Despite a lot of
publicity there was a disappointing response from the village but an
applicant from outside the Village has come forward and so hopefully we
now have a full complement of staff to continue our opening times at full
capacity. Long may it
continue.
WI
Meet on Thursday April 14th at
8pm. The Speaker this month will be Graham Laurie on his subject "The
Flying Doctor Service & the $ Note”
VILLAGE
SOCIETY
The Annual Litter Pick will take
place on Saturday 23rd
April. Meet at the
Flagpole at the centre of the Village opposite the Village Hall at 10am.
All necessary equipment will be provided.
Bring your own gloves !
THAMES
VALLEY ALERT
An on-going reminder to be aware
of e-mails that appear to have been sent from legitimate
organisations. Fraudsters use fake e-mail addresses designed to encourage
recipients to open attachments or links. IF
IN DOUBT
DO NOT OPEN ANY OF THESE. Delete it from your e-mail system to
avoid infecting your device.
HUGHENDEN
VALLEY SHOP
This Valley
Shop has been broken into and set on fire.
Is there any way we can offer them
some help to get them back on their feet?
HS 2
This dreaded name keeps rearing
its’ ugly head.
The HS2
Hybrid Bill passed its third reading in the House of Commons on 31st
March . The Bill now passes to the House of Lords. The deadline for
petitioning the House of Lords is 5pm on Monday 18th April for
discussion “probably” from Mid May.
PARISH NEWS
St.
Andrews Church .Hyde Heath Sunday Morning Service
09.15am.
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March 31st
“
MARCH WENT OUT LIKE A LION
AWAKIN’ UP THE WATER IN THE BAY”
Appropriate lyrics from Rogers
and Hammersteins musical “Oklahoma” to describe the most appalling Easter
Weekend weather
The Hyde End Craft Fair was
curtailed due to the weather – especially the mud causing vehicles to
become stuck in the parking areas. Also affected
was The Thame Show.
Fortunately I went to the Craft
Fair on Good Friday and was well worth the visit.
The Food Fair at Gt Missenden
was probably most affected being on a hill and mud carried out on to the
A413 caused hazardous conditions on the road outside the site.
HAND BELLS
This Friday evening at 7.45pm in
St. Andrews Church.
PARISH NEWS
St. Andrews Church. Hyde Heath.
Sunday Morning Service 09.15am
W.I
Meet on Thursday 12th
May at 8pm. This month will be a discussion on “Resolutions” for the
coming year. Always a good time to socialise after the “business side” has
been discussed.
Very little news to report this
week as it is the Easter Holidays .
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March 17th
VILLAGE SHOP SUNDAY CLOSURE
Every one in the Village receive a notification
advising all residents that unless we can fill the vacancy on a Sunday
Morning the Community Shop will be closed on this day as from SUNDAY 1st
MAY. There has been enough advertising and pleading to fill this one half
-day but to no avail. Please
do come forward !
Papers will continue to be delivered but NOT
SAVED IN THE SHOP ON SUNDAYS. You can sign up for delivery - still a much
cheaper option that having to drive elsewhere and less inconvenient.
DEFRIBRILLATOR TRAINING SESSIONS
These will take place in the Village Hall on :
SATURDAY 19th MARCH 10am
THURSDAY 24th MARCH 7pm
The numbers for each will be limited to a
pre-booked session on the first come first served basis. If you wish to
attend please contact David Coulton on 01494-775967 or e-mail:
davidcoulton@yahoo.co.uk
EASTER SURPRISE WITH JO BRADLEY
Will take place at 10, Meadow Way on SUNDAY 20th
MARCH 2pm - 8pm
Reading & Psychic Surgery
Jo Bradley
Pendulum Chakra Clearing or Reike
Rhonda Carver
Reflexology
Amanda Matthews
Reading
Michael Wyxockyj
£15: No need to book - just turn up.
PARISH NEWS
St. Andrews Church. Hyde Heath. Sunday Morning
Service 09.15am
20th March Palm Sunday with Liturgy
or Palms 10.30am.
24th March Maundy Thursday Solemn
Eurcharist 7.30pm
25th March Good Friday Walk leaving
Holy Trinity Church Prestwood at 9am
followed by a service at The Baptist Church Gt. Missenden at 10am.
25th March Meditation at The Cross &
Communion. 2pm
27th March Easter Sunday .Communion
10.30am . No 6pm Service.
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March 10th
VILLAGE SHOP
–
An extra sales assistant is still
urgently required for Sunday Mornings 9 –
12 – please contact Ruth in the shop or tel 01494 775967 – could be a job
share. Other shifts may also be available
DEFIBRILLATOR
-
If you haven’t already noticed,
the Defibrillator has been installed on the outside walls between
the Village Shop and Village Hall.
TRAINING SESSIONS
have been arranged with the Ambulance Service and each session will
last around 1.5hrs with a prompt start -
SATURDAY 19th
March 10am
THURSDAY 24th
March 7pm
The numbers for each will be
limited to a pre-booked 25 per session on the first come first served
basis. If you wish to attend
please contact David Coulton on 01494-775967
or e-mail:
davidcoulton@yahoo.co.uk
to book a place.W.I
Meet this Thursday at 8pm. The
speaker will be Janet Dineen
“Old Bucks Cooking”
PARISH
NEWS
Continuing the
talks throughout Lent at St. Peter &St. Paul’s Church:
March 13th Imam
Mohamed Patel. Christians and Muslims are cousins in Faith. Lets make this
a strength.
CHURCHES
TOGETHER FOR CHESHAM -
BROADWAY BAPTISH CHURCH 8pm.
March 16th : Anne
Atkins , Anglican writer, journalist and speaker on Radio 4 ‘Thought for
the Day’
EASTER
SERVICES
Sunday Service St. Andrews Hyde
Heath 09.15am
Sunday 20th St. John
the Baptist: 10.30am
24th March Maundy
Thursday 7.30pm Solemn
Eucharist.
25th March Good
Friday 2pm
Meditation at The Cross and Communion
27th March
8am spoken Communion :
10.30am Parish Communion:
VILLAGE
HALL EASTER
SURPISE
Sunday March 20th
2pm – 8pm
Reading and Psychic Surgery
Jo Bradley
Pendulum Chakra Clearing or
Reiki
Rhonda Carver
Reflexology:
Amanda Matthews
Reading
Michael Wyxockyj
£15 :
No need to book -
just turn
up
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March 3rd
MOTHERS
DAY
Is this Sunday March 6th.
Look at the display in the Shop for Cards and Presents.
Treat Mum to lunch at The Plough
- book now & enjoy one of Steve’s very tasty Sunday Lunches.
VILLAGE
SHOP
Everyone in the Village
should have received a notification regarding the forthcoming vacancy in
the Shop . Which is
imminent this
month.
In 2001 – 15yrs ago we were
close to losing this vital Village commodity. A plea went round the
Village to save it and the residents pledged £200 per household which
entitled them to shares and thus saved one of the very few remaining
Village stores in the country.
From a temporary container positioned between the School and the Church
our Shop and its’ staff
courageously carried on with massive support and spearheaded by a very
dedicated committee and a legacy left to the Village Hall by one of our
residents , enough funds were available to extend the Village Hall and
accommodate a permanent site.
Over the ensuing years a back
bone of staff have stoically
kept the shop alive through all weathers , giving their time
- some of them on a voluntary basis – sourcing new lines of
products, travelling to Cash
and Carry, Shelf Filling , Stock taking and more importantly , noticing
when regulars do not turn up for their orders and alert neighbours to this
situation.
This Shop is the Village
Life-Line and we are now in a
situation where , through a possible lack of staff – we could
face the same situation we were in 15yrs ago. In other words we
could have come “Full Circle”.
All that is required are extra Sales Assistants to
cover shifts on a Friday afternoons 1pm – 5pm,
Saturday mornings from 7am – 9am and Sunday mornings 9am – 12 noon.
These paid positions could be shared – full training will be given.
If you are 18 or over , male or
female please give it some serious consideration and contact Ruth (Shop
Manager) in the shop or on 01494-775967.
W.I
Meet on Thursday 10th
March at 8pm in the Village Hall when the speaker will be Janet Dineen on
her subject of “Old Buckinghamshire Cooking”
PARISH
NEWS
Sunday Service at St. Andrews
.Hyde Heath. 09.15amSt. Johns. Lt. Missenden: 10.30am Family Communion for
Mothering Sunday.
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February 25th
VILLAGE
SHOP
We are still urgently seeking an
extra Sales Person to join the friendly team to keep this important
Village asset open. We don’t really want to go outside the Village to
enlist help , but if no-one within our Community comes forward this is
what we will have to do. Call at the shop for details or tel
01494 775967.
VILLAGE
HALL
The Tribute Act for “ELVIS
THE PELVIS” on
Saturday 5th March is
almost sold out. There are
just a few tickets remaining
and then there will be a waiting list in the event of returns.
Tickets: £18 incl. Supper and a
licensed Bar. 01494-786939
www.hydeheathvillagehall.co.uk
PARISH
NEWS
Sunday Services: St. Andrews.
Hyde Heath 09.15am.
CHURCHES TOGETHER
continue their talks throughout Lent at St.Peter & St.Paul.
28th February Bishop
of Buckingham Dr. Alan Wilson
.
6th
March
Rabbi Miriam Berger. Finchley Reform Synagogue
13th March
Imam Mohamed Patel. Christians and Muslims are cousins in faith.
How can we make this a strength?
CHURCHES
TOGETHER FOR CHESHAM
The Broadway Baptist Church at
8pm.
2nd March
Dr. Sharon Dirckx. Academic Tutor at The Oxford Centre for
Christian Apologetics. God
with Science and the problem of evil and suffering.
HERITAGE LOTTERY AWARD TO LT.
MISSENDEN CHURCH
The “Christopher Project” over
the last 2yrs is a programme of conservation and restoration in the Church
,the reordering of the vestry facilities and conservation and restoration
of the Medieval Wall Paintings and Plaster. We are delighted to report
that our application for a grant has successfully passed stage 1 of the
HLF application process which has resulted in the award of some £29.000 to
enable us to further develop our application over the forthcoming year in
the anticipation of passing Stage 2 of the application process which, if
all goes according to plan, should result in the ultimate award of some
£250.000.
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February 18th
Village Shop
The Village Shop means Village
People . Where can you go these days to be greeted and served by our
Community Residents most of whom volunteer. Who takes note if a regular
order is not collected , shows genuine concern when illness strikes and
alerts neighbours in these circumstances.
Our Shop does not just sell products and papers,
it is the very hub of daily life and goes that extra mile for our
residents.
We still have a vacancy for an
extra sales-person to join our happy and friendly team .
The position becomes available
from Mid-March. This is a paid position and full training will be given.
Please give this serious consideration and call Ruth for all details or
phone 775967.
VILLAGE
HALL
“YOU AI’NT NOTHIN’
BUT A HOUND DOG”
will be one of the many songs in this tribute act taking place to
“THE KING
OF ROCK n’
ROLL” on Saturday 5th March at 7.30pm. Tickets £18 incl.
Supper and licensed bar. 01494-786939
www.hydeheathvillagehall.co.uk
Put on your BLUE SUEDE SHOES and Jive the night away !
HAND BELLS
Meet this Friday in St. Andrews
Church at 7. 45pm – 9.45pm.
Just turn up – all are welcome.
PARISH NEWS
Sunday Services:
St. Andrews Hyde Heath 09.15am.
CHURCHES
TOGETHER LENT
TALKS IN GT. MISSENDEN AND CHESHAM
Sunday 21st February
at St Peter& St. Paul are on the theme “The Good We Share finding hope in
common good from various perspectives 1600 – 17.30. The speakers will be
Dr. Nitasha Kaul & Kashmiri academic scholar and writer.
Sunday 28th February
Bishop of Buckingham Dr. Alan Wilson
Bible Study on Monday 22nd
February in Damien Hall. Roman Catholic Church, Gt. Missenden 10am for
10.30am.
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February 11th
DON’T
FORGET VALENTINES
DAY THIS SUNDAY
Lots of
lovely cards and goodies in The Shop to surprise and delight that
special person in your life. Why not book a table for lunch at THE PLOUGH
and enjoy a really tasty roast Sunday Lunch.
W.I
Tonight at 8pm . The Speaker
this month is Alan Jones and his topic is “My Life as a Bird Vet”.
VILLAGE
HALL
Defibrillator:
We are close to the amount required for this vital piece of
equipment. The Management Committee has agreed to the purchase as some
further funds have been promised and this will cover any shortfall and pay
for training sessions. Booking
sessions will be undertaken by the Ambulance Service. A huge thank you to
everyone who has contributed towards this
GET YOUR BLUE SUEDE SHOES ON FOR
ELVIS NIGHT
The Kings Lives OK.
Saturday 5th March
2016. 7.30pm. Tickets £18 incl. Supper.
01494-786939
www.hydeheathvillagehall.co.uk
VILLAGE
SHOP
Would you like to join our happy
team for just a few hours per week and earn an extra few pounds?
We need an extra salesperson from Mid-March
- full training given
- contact Ruth for all
details or phone 775967
PARISH NEWS
Sunday Services :
St. Andrews. Hyde Heath 09.15am
CHURCHES TOGETHER LENT
TALKS IN GT. MISSENDEN AND CHESHAM
Sunday 21st February
at St. Peter & St. Paul are on the theme “The Good we share finding hope
in the common good from various perspectives. Sunday 16.00- 17.30
The speakers will be Dr. Nitasha
Kaul & Kashmiri academic scholar and writer
February 28th Bishop
Alan Wilson, Bishop of Buckingham
WOMENS WORLD DAY OF PRAYER – 4th
MARCH
Bible Study relating to this
event will take place on Monday 22nd February in the Damien
Hall , Roman Catholic Church, Gt. Missenden 10.00 for 10.30am.
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February 4th
VILLAGE SHOP
Would you like to join
our happy team for just a few hours per week and earn a few extra pounds ?
We need an extra salesperson from
mid
March – full training given - contact Ruth for all details or tel
775967.
HAND BELLS
Meet this Friday 5th
February in St. Andrews Church at 7.45pm.
We always encourage new members to join this relaxed and friendly
group .
THAMES
VALLEY ALERT
The latest scam “ YOUR PARCEL
HAS BEEN SEIZED”
Royal Mail are sorry to inform
you that a package addressed to you was seized by HM Revenue and Customs.
A close inspection deemed your items as counterfeit and the manufacturers
have been notified.
“Please review the attached PDF
document for more information” (RM7002137GB) Zip.
This is a scam REPORT THIS
IMMEDIATELY TO A GENUINE ROYAL MAIL OFFICE.
PARISH NEWS
SHROVE
TUESDAY : Feb. 9th . Fr, John invites you to the
Vicarage at 7pm for Pancakes to enjoy a friendly and fun evening.
ASH
WEDNESDAY: Feb. 10th
2 services to mark the 1st
day of LENT at 09.30am . The children from the local school will be
joining us for this event . A simple service of Communion and then Solemn
Eucharist with imposition of Ashes at 7.30pm.
SUNDAY
14th
February
Peter Charles a gentleman of
senior years has decided to
mark a significant milestone in his life by walking 1,500 miles from Lt.
Missenden to Santiago de Compostela, Spain with the goal of raising some
£250.000 for Parkinsons Research and Care. It is estimated that it will
take him 6 months including rest periods.
A special service will be held
on Sunday 14th during which prayers will be said and shared to
send Peter on the first leg of his epic journey. Those who would like to
do so are invited to join Peter directly following the morning service .
The first leg of his pilgrimage from Lt. Missenden Church will take
approx. 3 hrs . walking from the Village in the direction of Shardeloes
and Mop End.
ST. ANDREWS CHURCH.
HYDE HEATH
Services every Sunday at 09.15am.
CELEBRATE THE
CHINESE NEW YEAR
IN
THE MINSTRELS GALLERY
at THE
PLOUGH
Monday 15th Feb.
6.30pm – 9.30pm .
The year of the MONKEY.
Get your Chinese Horoscope plus a 15 min. tarot reading with one of
the gifted readers. £16 no need to book – just turn up on the night. There
will be a raffle – 1st prize is worth £40.00.
SHOPPING BUS
TO CHESHAM.
Your
driver this will is Mary Collins
Pauline Richards
Paulinerichards42@yahoo.co.uk
01494 774582
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January 28th
VILLAGE FETE COMMITTEE MEETING
Takes place this evening 28th
January in the Minstrels Gallery at The Plough commencing at 8pm.
If you are willing to help in any way please contact David Coulton
on :01494-775967 e-mail:
davidcoulton@yahoo.co.uk
HYDE HEATH THEATRE COMPANY
This is the last call to get
your tickets to see “ONE MAN
TWO GUVNORS” this week on January 28th/29th/30th
at 8pm and 2.30pm Saturday Matinee.
Tickets £10 or £9 concession.
Available at theVillage Shop. Box Office 07940-965411 e-mail:
carole_north@yahoo.co.uk
THE PLOUGH
Live at The Plough this Saturday
evening are “BLUES DUDES” Electronic
Blues Rock ‘n Roll Band commencing 8pm. Free admittance for The Blues
– not for the Booze !
PARISH NEWS
This Sunday 31st
January at 6pm there will be a special service of communion for The Feast
of Candlemas . There will be blessing and distribution of Candles which
bear the image of St. Christopher. It would be helpful to indicate if you
will be attending to ensure that there are sufficient candles.
ST. ANDREWS
HYDE HEATH
This Sunday is Holy Communion at
09.15am.
The Church takes this opportunity
to wish Tim and Adrian Lloyd-Jones well in their Missionary work in
Tanzania.
HYDE HEATH
BROWNIES
They returned to their meetings
after Christmas with the news that they had won a competition organised by
Transport for Buckinghamshire. Two of the Brownies collaborated to design
a character to promote safety on the roads during the winter. The
character was a “Frozen Donut
- DO-NUT get caught out this
Winter” The prize includes naming one of the Councils new Gritter Lorries
Snow Flake. Well done .
There are vacancies for any
girls aged 7 or 8 who would like to join.
Mondays evenings from 6 – 7.30pm in The Village School. Contact
Shana Gillott 01494-723683.
AN EVENING
OF CLAIRVOYANCE
Thursday
4th February from 7
– 10pm in the Village Hall.
£10 or £9 concessions. Pay on the door. Refreshments will be available.
SHOPPING BUS TO CHESHAM
Your
driver this week is Melissa Laing.
Pauline Richards
Paulinerichards42@yahoo.co.uk
01494 774582
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January 21st
VILLAGE SHOP
The shop stocks a full range of
Chiltern Oils as featured on
BBC’s Countryfile last week. It also has a new website thanks to hard work
by Izzy Dawes – go to
www.HydeHeath.com/Villageshop.htm - and you can find us on Facebook
and Twitter – just search for Hyde Heath Shop.
PARISH NEWS
Sunday 31st January
Presentation of Christ in the Temple
10.30am
Parish Communion
18.00 hrs Sung Eucharist for
Candlemas with dedication and distribution of commemorative candles
VILLAGE FETE COMMITTEE
MEETING
Will take place on Thursday 28th
January at 8pm in the Minstrels Gallery at The Plough . If you are willing
to help in any way or have any ideas to be discussed please contact DAVID
COULTON on 01494- 775967
e-mail:
davidcoulton@yahoo.co.uk
The Fete doesn’t just “happen”
it is the result of a lot of hard work done by a few people who make this
annual event the most popular Fete around the area.
HYDE HEATH
THEATRE COMPANY
“ONE
MAN TWO
GUVNORS” January 28th/29th
at 7.45pm. January 30th 2.30pm & 8pm
Tickets £10 (£9. conc) from
Village Shop
e-mail:
carole_north@yahoo.co.uk
Box Office: 07940-965411
Post: SAE & Cheque payable to
Hyde Heath Theatre Co. 33, Walnut Way, Hyde Heath.HP6 5SD. Discount for 10
or more.
HAND BELLS
Meet this Friday evening in St.
Andrews Church at 7.45pm – 9.45pm.
This open to anyone who would like to join this friendly group.
BABY
SITTING
Do you require a Baby-Sitter who
lives locally.
GRACE
LLOYD-JONES is
willing to help you. Contact:- 01494-783613 / 07478-866538
SHOPPING
BUS TO
CHESHAM:
Your driver this week is Derek Faversham
Pauline Richards
Paulinerichards42@yahoo.co.uk
01494 774582
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January 14th
WI
Their first meeting of the year
takes place on Thursday 14h January at 8pm. The Speaker this month will
be: Peter Hague on his topic: West Wycombe Park & The Dashwoods.
Also -
A timely reminder that the annual
Subs are due
PARISH NEWS
Commencing Monday 18th
January there will be A WEEK OF PRAYER FOR CHRISTIAN UNITY.
Sharing thoughts and a bowl of soup
from 12noon – 1pm.
Monday 18th :
St.Peter & St.Paul Gt.
Missenden
Tues
19th
Holy Trinity : Prestwood
Wed
20th
Kings Church: Prestwood
Thurs
21st
Immaculate Heart of St. Mary:
Gt. Missenden
Fri
22nd Baptish
Church : Gt Missenden.
HYDE HEATH
THEATRE COMPANY
