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Parish PastimesPromoting leisure and social activities in Landford, Hamptworth, Nomansland and surrounding areas

Landford Community PartnershipThe original consultation for the Landford Community Plan in 2006 highlighted the need for better distribution of information regarding activities in the village.

In 2014 further consultation took place for the update of the plan. The idea for this magazine arose from residents’ comments asking for more information on what activities were going on in the village.

This led two members of the Landford Community Partnership (LCP) to find out what social, leisure and sports activities were available in Landford and the surrounding area. Members of the LCP were amazed by the range of activities that were going on.

Everyone should be grateful to the volunteers who organise and lead these activities. Without their efforts there would be a far more limited range of activities available.

We encourage you to read and enjoy the magazine, marvel at the vast number of events and activities in the immediate area and please join in anything that appeals to you.

Finally, if you have an idea for a new activity and are prepared to pursue and organise it please contact the LCP Secretary, Geoff Chase on 01794 390624

Jon Hurst and Ken Parker co-chairmen LCP

PARISH PASTIMES

SPONSORED BY THE LANDFORD DIRECTORY

Foreword

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Enjoying your life?This magazine is designed to help you enjoy it more by getting out, meeting people and keeping your body and mind in the best condition you can.

There's a lot happening in Landford and Nomansland and there's even more when you include Bramshaw, Wellow and Whiteparish. This magazine brings it all together. Just about every activity or 'pastime' that comes under the broad sports, leisure and social banner is in here and nearly all of them involve some physical movement.

So why have we done this? Well hardly a day goes by without some new piece of research flagging up the benefits to our physical and mental health of getting more active. Whilst this magazine is for everybody there are significant numbers of people in the 55+ age bracket living in this area and within that group the majority may be either retired or semi-retired. Many, but not all, of the activities listed in Parish Pastimes cater for that age group. However, the benefits of the activities in this magazine are good for everyone, whatever their age. Although many of the activities listed are for the 50+ age group, there are many for younger people.

Later on at pages 16—17 there is an article about active lifestyles for the over 50's, primarily about physical activity, but of course there is mental activity and exercising the brain, (see Healthy Landford Group, Wordplay and the Book Club) the need to mix socially with other people and the opportunity to be part of the community. Many of the activities listed are team sports, including the Nomansland Sports Association for football, and the Bramshaw Cricket Club.

We have covered in full nearly all of the activities in Landford and Nomansland but we have only given basic details of activities outside our parish and not included all the clubs and groups that are based in Bramshaw, Wellow and Whiteparish. They may well be happy to take more members, but we have to make choices about what we could include in this publication.

Although most of the activities listed involve payment of some kind, in general fees are minimal to cover the cost of premises and/or the services of a teacher. So what's to lose? Hopefully by getting involved in one or more of the activities in and around the parish you may well feel better.

Finally a disclaimer. The various types of activity listed here come and go. Teachers change, even venues change and Parish Pastimes has been produced as a 'one off'. However, we have done a lot of research to provide you with this information and if you find errors and/or omissions please let us know. We have provided a notes section in the magazine for this purpose.

We do hope you find Parish Pastimes useful.

David Lumby and John Fairhurst

Foreword Introduction

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Venues

Landford Village Hall 5—8Landford Methodist Hall 9—10Nomansland Reading Room 11—12Nomansland Sports Association 13 —18Nomansland Methodist Chapel 19Whiteparish Memorial Centre 20Bramshaw Village Hall 21Wellow Village Hall 22Landford Recreation Ground 23Bramshaw & Nomansland 24

Cricket Club

Dedicated Groups

Landford Environmental Conservationists 25Landford Footpath Conservation Group 25Blackwater Conservation Group 26Heathly Landford Group 27—28Ladies of Landford 29Landford Women’s Institute 29Landford and Nomansland Book Club 29LINK scheme 30Dentaid 30Special Interest - Excercise 16—17Special Interest - Gym/Library/Notes 31

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ActivitiesBadminton

Monday Painting Group

Short Mat Bowls

Keep Fit (Fitness League)

Gymnastics & Trampoline

Table Tennis

Extend – Gentle Exercise

Pilates

Private Functions

Contact detailsLyn Bennett 01794 390537

AccessibilityWheelchair friendly

Adequate parking

LocationLyndhurst Road, Landford

Notice Board Available inside

Landford Village Hall‘Contents

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Table Tennis

Can you play table tennis? Ever thought of playing regularly. Play can be fast and demands quick reactions. Spinning the ball alters its trajectory and limits an opponent’s options, giving the hitter a great advantage. Come along to the fun, enjoy this activity and improve your fitness.

Mondays 17:00—18:30 Fridays 17:00—18:30

Both table tennis groups are for beginners and welcome newcomers.

Jim Wood 01794 390242

Badminton

Join this active group to enjoy some fun and energetic time on the court. There are two sessions, beginners and intermediate levels. You can do it so give it a try.

Tuesdays 10:00—12:00 beginners

Pauline Hauting 01794 390529

Tuesdays 20:00—21:30 intermediate

Jim Wood 01794 390242

Thursdays 09:30—11:30 intermediate

Stephanie Bulman 07824 313525

Fridays 10:30—12:30 beginners

Sharon Lloyde 01794 884663

For those of you who have never played badminton you can join a ‘novice group’ on a Tuesday or Thursday mornings.

If you are interested call David Lumby on 01794 390043 who will make arrangements for you.

Landford Village Hall

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Monday Painters

A group of keen artists meet each Monday to enhance their painting, drawing and artistic skills in a welcoming and friendly environment.

Mondays 10:00—12:00

Kim Munro 01794 884365

Barbara Fairhurst 01794 390293

Short Mat Bowls

Short mat bowls is played indoors, so it is an all-year sport that is not affected by weather conditions. The presence of the block prevents players from knocking their opponents’ bowls away from the jack by sheer force.

Wednesdays 19:00—22:00

Fred Pappenden 01794 390372

Landford Village Hall Landford Village Hall

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Extend

A Healthy Landford Group Activity

Exercises to aid everyday living accompanied by feel good music. All abilities and any age.

Mondays 1500—1600

Pam Whitlock 01794 884087

Functional Fitness

A Healthy Landfrod Group Actiovty

Active exercise to keep fit, mobile and healthy. All standing and floor work to music. Suitable for anyone over 55.

Mondays 13:30—14.45


Maple Gymnastics, Trampoline & Cheer Club

Maple Gymnastics is a popular gymnastics and trampoline club characterised by progressive fun-filled classes with enthusiastic and experienced coaches. Everyone welcome from toddling to teenage years with classes to suit all abilities from participation to competition

Tuesdays 16:15—19:45

Thursdays 14:00—19:15

Lindsay Broomfield 07801731022

Pilates

Pilates sessions can help muscle conditioning in healthy adults, when compared to doing no exercise

Mondays 18:45—19:45

Tuesdays 12:00—13:00 & 18:45—19:45

Helen 07778144585

Landford Methodist HallLandford Village Hall

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Pilates

Pilates sessions can help muscle conditioning in healthy adults, when compared to doing no exercise

Mondays 18:45—19:45

Tuesdays 12:00—13:00 & 18:45—19:45

Helen 07778144585

ActivitiesHeathly Landford Group

• Craft

• Calligraphy

Coffee Cafe

Landford Community Choir

Contact detailsYvonne Ashbolt 01794 390498


Adequate parking

LocationLyndhurst Road, Landford


Landford Methodist Hall Landford Methodist HallLandford Village Hall

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Craft

The Healthy Landford Group meet regularly to try their skill at arts and craft. The activity covers a broad spectrum of ideas and associated talents.

Second and fourth Tuesday each month from 14:00 —16:00

Pat Olney 01794 390377

Calligraphy

A Healthy Landford Group Activity - Modern calligraphy ranges from functional inscriptions and designs to fine-art pieces. Classical calligraphy differs from typography and non-classical hand-lettering.

Second and fourth Tuesday each month from 14:00—16:00

Brian Hanlon 01794 390811

Coffee Cafe

One of the highlights on the monthly calendar — Landford’s Coffee Cafe.

Come and enjoy the company of fellow residents over coffee/tea and cake.

Pick up on what’s happening in the village, share experiences. Held on the last Thursday of the Month.

If you would like to participate just come along from 10:00—12:00

Landford Community Choir

Newly formed group open to all levels joining together to sing: • show time • pop • folk etc

Fortnighty reheasals starting Monday 4th December at 2pm. If you would like to participate just come along or give Ros Wiseman a call on 01794 390555

Landford Methodist Hall

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ActivitiesHealthy Landford Group

• Wordplay

• Photography

Landford, Hampworth and Nomansland Women’s Institute

Nomansland Art Group

Contact detailsGlenda Ingram 01794 390759


Street parking (limited)

LocationNorth Lane Nomansland


Nomansland Reading RoomLandford Methodist Hall

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Healthy Landford Group Wordplay

Puzzles and games based on word usage, meaning and associations plus the occasional quiz, logic conundrum and card game will help keep your brain exercised. Crosswords, Ladygrams, Scrabble, our versions of ‘Only Connect’ and sundry made-up puzzles and word exercises.

Second Friday each month 14:00—16:00

Margery Wood 01794 390525

Nomansland Art Group

Active group of mixed ability painters using various mediums. The group meet on the first and third Fridays each month to paint, sketch and chat.

Barbara Fairhurst 01794 390293

Landford Hamptworth & Nomansland Women’s Institute

Amongst the WI aims and activities are providing women with educational opportunities and the chance to build new skills, enabling them to take part in a wide variety of activities, campaigning on issues that matter to them and their communities. Check out the program for the year and see if it is something you would wish to join.

Barbara Spear 01794 390023

Paula Howell 01794 322606

Photography

As part of the Healthy Landford Group we have monthly themes to guide our practical photography between meetings, followed by presentation of images using laptop and projector. We also produce a monthly A4 print on any subject.

Venue: Nomansland Reading Room or on location.

Each month, third Thursday

14:30—16:30 £1.50 per indoor session

Brian 01794 390811

Nomansland Reading Room

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ActivitiesFootball

Netball

Tennis

Circuit Training

Yoga

Cider Making

Special Events

Contact details Gideon Aymes 07775826818


Adequate parking

LocationSchool Road Nomansland

Notice BoardAvailable inside

Nomansland Sports AssociationNomansland Reading Room

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Saturday Morning Kids Football

This is an informal, friendly atmosphere, aimed at providing an introduction to playing football. Nomansland Recreational ground at 10:30am any term time Saturday morning, unsupervised children. Open to all children between 4 to 12 yeas old

Stephen 0782355864

Red Stripes — Nomansland and Landford Football Team

Red Stripes play in the City of Southampton Sunday Football League

Check fixtures for details. http://www.cssfl.org.uk

Anyone over the age of 16 can join the team. The team manager will select the players for each match. New starters will be able to join in for a trial before joining up fully. All players must be registered which costs around £50 per season.

If you are interested, go along to one of the matches to meet the team and introduce yourself to the manager. Or you can contact the team manager Dan Sanders on [email protected] or Mike Ward on 01794 390554 (H) 07554444387 (M) email [email protected]

Shield — Nomansland and Landford Football Team

Shield play in the Southampton Saturday Football League, Junior 4 division.

Check fixtures for details. Anyone over the age of 16 can join the team. All players must be registered which costs around £50 per season.

If you are interested, go along to one of the matches to meet the team and introduce yourself. Or you can contact the team manager Tony Roles on email: [email protected] or Lisa [email protected] or Mike Ward on 01794 390554 (H) 07554444387 (M) email [email protected]

Match fees for each game are around £5

Nomansland Sports Association

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Yoga

De-stress and unwind with yoga!

Tuesdays 18:45—19:45 Nomansland Community Clubhouse

These classes are open to all levels, beginners are welcome. You can simply go along to one of the meetings to see what they are up to and join in.

Joanne Greenfield 07968898080

Tennis

Two hard fully painted outdoor courts with fully tensionable nets, fenced enclosures and a rebound wall, available for singles or doubles matches.

Available any time and day subject to prior bookings. Court bookings can be made online:

www.nomansland-sa.org.uk/make-a-tennis-court-booking

Tennis Coaching

Throughout the year our resident Club Performance Coach Karina Weedon offers a range of different training/mix-in and fitness sessions for adults, juniors and children covering all abilities.

Karina [email protected] 07973 740135

Circuit Training

One hour keep fit session going through a variety of routines that can be individually modified to suit everyone from the most intense high strength training regime to the gentlest of exercises.

The session is a friendly event for up to 11 people led by a qualified instructor with indoor mats, weights, step ups and other equipment, indoors and outdoors in fine weather.

Monday 18:30—19:30

Lee 07748634404

Nomansland Sports AssociationNomansland Sports Association

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I can guess what you're thinking looking at the title of this article. Another lecture on being fit and all the benefits. Trouble is, the advice that circulates often seems rather overwhelming with the result that many just don't feel it's worth starting. However, if you look at the diagram on the opposite page you will see that you have probably already started, as exercise isn't just about going to the gym or doing a formal sport. It's about shopping, walking briskly to the village store, gardening, and other things that many of us who are over 50 do anyway. So having made a start, you might as well add to it to make yourself feel really good.

It is true that vigorous exercise is great for you, for example, running or a sport like football or tennis, but moderate exercise is good too, walking, cycling or simply carrying the shopping or taking the stairs a bit more. What matters is that you get up out of the chair or the sofa and do something physical. The benefits to your well-being have been spelt out again and again on television, radio and in leaflets in every GP surgery and hospital. Radio 4 recently

quoted an eminent cardiologist who said if you could turn exercise into medicine, it could be sold as a miracle pill. So instead of feeling anxious about how you're not exercising enough or depressed that you're never going to make the recommended 150 minutes a week, start making some small changes that will begin to shift your habits and bring benefits very quickly.

Here are some rules to begin small changes that matter:

1. Don’t sit too long. When you’re at a computer, on a long journey in a car or watching TV for example, break it up. Get up and do something that involves activity.

2. Don’t get obsessed with how many minutes you’ve done, but try and do some exercise most days.

3. Don’t fool yourself that a slow pleasant stroll is exercise. You need to get a bit warm, get your heart going, even if it is just a bit.

4. Find exercise that fits your lifestyle, walking, gardening, joining a village club, having a game of footy or cricket with the grandchildren. If more formal sport like swimming or badminton is for you, go for it.

5. Focus on what you have done and congratulate yourself rather than feeling downcast if you miss a day or find it hard to change your habits.

6. Keep going. If I had a pound for every time somebody looked back and wished they’d done more exercise I’d be a very wealthy person indeed. Small changes can lead to lifetime better health.

Jacky Lumby (a non–expert, ex–couch potato)

Exercise for the over 50s. A word in your ear.


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Netball

Two hard fully painted outdoor tennis courts could be converted into Netball courts if required.

If you are interested in playing Netball, we can put you in touch with the other local people who are interested. Please send an email to:

[email protected]

Cider Making

The Cider is made using a mobile cider press built by the local wheelwright Oliver Powell over 100 years ago and used around the farms and small holdings in Landford and Nomansland at the time. The process is labour intensive and the results “variable”, however it is an enjoyable day of combined community effort.

Cider making dates are flexible to suit the season, usually the first two weekends of November. Everyone is welcome to join in this community event.

Just keep an eye on the website posts for updates on timing and sessions. If you want to confirm, please send us an email:

[email protected]

Nomansland Sports Association

Annual Event — Nomansland Village Fayre on Nomansland Green

A traditional village fayre featuring the famous “Splottery”, many Scout run activities including the “trolley run”, dog show and arena activities including tug-o-war and dog racing, over 50 stalls of local arts and crafts.

August Bank Holiday Monday 12pm ‘til 5pm | Free entry | Everyone is welcome.

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Nomansland Sports Association Nomansland Methodist Chapel

Activities

Tai ChiFor health & wellbeing Mondays 18:30 —19:30 Open to all ages and abilities Malcolm Calvert 07941702267

Hampshire Open Studios Annually last two weeks in August each year

www.hampshireopenstudios.org.uk

Contact detailsMary Treviss 01794 390121


Adequate parking close by

LocationForest Road Nomansland

Notice BoardAvailable outside

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ActivitiesBadminton

Mondays 20:00 —22:00

Peter Redhead 01794 884546

Short Mat BowlsWednesdays 14:15—16:45 / 19:15–21:45

David Bryant 01794 884597

Colin Iles 01722 711280

NetballMary Bithell 01794 884885

Check local Whiteparish clubs

Contact [email protected]

LocationCommon Road, Whiteparish


Whiteparish Memorial Centre

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Contact details02380 811198

LocationRow Hill, Bramshaw SO43 7JE


ActivitiesShort Mat Bowls

Mondays 18:00—19:00

Line DancingMondays 12:30 -13:30 Pauline Slade 02380 811 198

YogaMondays 17:30 and again at 18:40 Ann 07890149611

Bramshaw WISee notice board for details

Whiteparish Memorial Centre Bramshaw Village Hall

Film ClubThe club show a selection of the latest films on the 3rd Friday of each month.Recent films include ‘Miracle on the Hudson’, Bridge of Spies’ and ‘Captain Phillips’. The Society runs an annual membership scheme of £3 per head. Admission charge is then £4. But, you can come as a guest member for a fee of £1 plus £4 admission. Doors open at 7:00pm. Films start at 7:30pm.

Call: 02380 813442 for further information.

Mather Snooker ClubEvery Thursday evening, from 7pm, is the regular club gathering.. Annual membership starts at only £70. Once you are a member you can play any day between 10:00 to 21:00. If you would like to know more, contact Steve or come and see the facilities.

Steve Bennison 02380 813442

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Contact detailsKaren 01794 322349

LocationButtons Lane, West Wellow


ActivitiesKettlercise

Monday 18:30—19:30 Exercise class Isla Cox 07530 625700

Art GroupTuesday 10:00—12:00 All levels and media welcome Sarah Penny 01722 712988

AerobicsTuesday 19:10—20:10 Fun and friendly classes Jane Lanham 02380 860787 [email protected]

Wellow Village Hall

SpinnersTuesday 19:30—22:00

Handspinner and WeaversBeginners welcome 01794 323244

Knit & NatterFriday 14:00—16:00 Friendly social group, all welcome

BadmintonMonday 19:30—21:30 Tuesday 20:15—22:15 Wednesday 13:00—14:30 Friday 9:45—11:45 Sunday 16:00—17:00

Brian Gillett 01794 322440

YogaWednesday 18:00—19:00 Simone Gebhard

PilatesThursday 9:20—10:20

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Landford Recreation Ground

Landford Recreation Ground has excellent facilities including a cricket pitch, football pitch, adventure playground, and zip wire. Pavillion with catering and changing facilites. The Pavilion can be booked for private use by contacting the Landford Parish Clerk.

[email protected]

Wellow Village Hall Landford Recreation Ground

Landford Recreation Ground

Forest Fitness: A new outdoor fitness class (BootCamp style), for anyone from complete beginners to sports players looking to improve strength and fitness levels.

With a wide range of equipment and lots of space at Landford Recreation ground - no two sessions are the same. Easier substitutes are always available and reps can be cut short where needed. Take it at your own pace while enjoying the fresh air, making friends and reaching your goals.

Sessions: Tues. and Thurs, at 6:30pm, Sat. 8:00am Run by a highly qualified full time Personal Trainer with a background in Basketball playing and coaching. Call: Peter Sneddon

07724719734 [email protected]

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Founded in 1877, Bramshaw Cricket Club is situated in the heart of the New Forest.

In the 2016 season Bramshaw and Nomansland joined forces creating a new 3rd team that will play at the Nomansland ground. With the clubs joining we are hoping to keep the tradition of cricket being played in Nomansland whilst making Bramshaw a stronger club and most importantly encouraging children & adults in the Bramshaw, Landford & Nomansland area to play cricket.

Fixtures Secretary — Andy Hart

[email protected]

Bramshaw/Nomansland Cricket Club

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Landford Maybush Copse Conservation

The same group also meet in the autumn and winter months to work to conserve the flora and fauna of Maybush Copse. If you are interested in this valuable conservation activity call:

John Martin 01794 390558

Landford Footpath Conservation

During the late autumn, winter and early spring months a dedicated team of local volunteers meet alternate Wednesdays to work in conjunction with Wiltshire Council to conserve the Accessibility of over 20 public footpaths in Landford. If you are interested in this active outdoor activity call:

Mike Craddock 01794 390543

www.newforestnpa.gov.uk

New Forest National Park

Landford Community Wildlife PlanThe Landford Community Wildlife plan was written by the Community Wildlife Plans project in partnership with members of the local community and Landford Parish Council

2014Bramshaw/Nomansland Cricket Club Dedicated Groups

Landford Environmental Conservationists

Landford Footpath Conservation Group

Landford Bog Conservation

A group of keen volunteers meet Thursday afternoons alternate weeks in the autumn and winter months to work in conjuction with Wiltshire Wildlife Trust and the New Forest National Park Authority to conserve the flora and fauna of the bog. If you are interested in this outdoor activity call:


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The Blackwater Conservation Group formed in May 2013 when a small group of interested people joined forces to help conserve the river Blackwater. An important part of this is building skills, knowledge and expertise within the community to encourage personal action in caring for the environment. A major aspect of conservation is the systematic removal of Himalayan Balsam on the banks of the river.

Voluneeters also conduct regular water sampling and study the biological invertebrate population.

If you are interested in exploring this outdoor activity and working with this group call:


Dedicated Groups

Blackwater Conservation Group

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Craft

The Healthy Landford Group meet regularly to try their skill at arts and craft. The activity covers a broad spectrum of ideas and associated talents.

Second and fourth Tuesday each month £1.50 per session

If you would like to participate call:

Pat Olney 01794 390377

Calligraphy

Developing skills in calligraphy is a another regular activity in which some of the Healthy Landford Group participate.

Second and fourth Tuesday each month £1.50 per session

If you would like to participate call:

Brian Hanlon 01794 390811

Wordp lay

Puzzles and games based on word usage, meaning and associations plus the occasional quiz, logic conundrum and card game will help keep your brain exercised. Crosswords, Ladygrams, Scrabble, our versions of ‘Only Connect’.

Monthly, second Friday 2:00—4:00pm

£1.50 per session including refreshments

Margery Wood 01794 390525

Extend

Exercises to aid everyday living accompanied by feel good music. All abilities and any age.

Mondays 15:00—16:00 £3 per session


Dedicated GroupsDedicated Groups

Healthy Landford Group

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Rambling and Strolling

Fortnightly ‘Rambles’ (approx. 4 - 5 miles) take place throughout the year on Wednesday mornings. ‘Strolls’ (2-3 miles) alternate with the Rambles between March and October. Walks are led by members of the group who volunteer to reconnoitre a route and ensure no one gets lost on the actual walk! The walks are not route marches, some chatting, looking at our surroundings and some photography may take place, especially on the more leisurely strolls.Group size ranges between 5 and mid-teens. On some Strolls even shorter routes are available and may be helpful for people recovering from an illness or who are just getting a bit slow on their ‘pins’. Alternate Wednesdays, 09.30, meet at Beech Grange lay-by. 50p per walk

Sandra Peel 01794 390525

Photography

We are a small, self-help group of mixed experience, wishing to improve our camera skills, composition and digital processing of photographs. Our cameras range from film, digital compact, bridge to digital SLR.We include practical sessions (indoor/outdoor), projects, indoor peer review, short demonstrations and occasional talks by visitors. We have monthly themes to guide our practical photography between meetings, followed by presentation of images using laptop and projector. We also produce a monthly A4 print on any subject.

Venue Nomansland Reading Room or on location.

Third Thursday each month 14:30—16:30 | £1.50 per indoor session.

Brian 01794 390811

Healthy Landford Group

Dedicated Groups

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Ladies of Landford

Organised social events throughout the year Join this active group of ladies who organise regular social events. New “ladies” are welcome to participate in activities such as a BBQ, treasure hunt, skittles, theatre trips, Christmas celebrations etc. Enjoy some fun and social time out.

Carol Hewson 01794 399881

Landford, Hamptworth and Nomansland WI

Amongst WI aims and activities are providing women with education-al opportunities and the chance to build new skills, enabling them to take part in a wide variety of activities, campaigning on issues that matter to them and their communities.

Check out the programme for the year and see if it is something you would wish to join.

Barbara Spear 01794 390023 or Paula Howell 01794 322606

Landford/Nomansland Book Group

Landford and Nomansland book group is an independent group set up earlier in the year to encourage people to join a local social group, through an additional area of interest. We meet once a month on a Monday evening at the Cuckoo Inn and discuss a book chosen by group members, with a different person leading the discussion each month. You are welcome to join.

Wendy Bonney 01794 390890

Dedicated GroupsDedicated Groups

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Andy Phillips

Health and Life

style Coach

Mobile : 07766015915

Email : getfit@

andyphillips-pt.c

o.uk

GYM MEMBERSHIP

PERSONAL TRAINING

SPORTS MASSAGE

INJURY ASSESSMENT

NUTRITION PLANNING

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Dentaid Support Group

A Good Neighbour Service

It is so important to be able to call on friends and neighbours when you find yourself in difficulties. The purpose of LINK is to provide that Good Neighbour in the form of either a befriending person (i.e. sitting with you, reading to you, etc.) or transport when you don’t have means of your own, or are not able to use public transport. In rural areas such as ours, if incapacitated through illness or accident, this is often very inconvenient when you wish to attend surgery, hospital, other medical treatment or just go shopping. The voluntary services group Community First have helped in the setting up of LINK schemes (run as charities) throughout the county of Wiltshire to address these problems. If you would like to volunteer you can obtain more detailed information about the LINK schemes in Wiltshire online at www.wiltshirelink.org.uk

For LINK service call: 01794 884390

Dentaid is an international dental charity based in Landford.

From here we send reconditioned dental surgeries and portable equipment to dentists overseas so they can run outreach clinics in poor and remote communities. In the UK Dentaid has a mobile dental unit for treating homeless and vulnerable people.

There are numerous volunteering opportunities for engineers, electronic engineers, drivers, mechanics and craftspeople including those with skills in metalwork, sewing, maintenance and electrical testing and, of course, anyone with dental experience.

We would love to hear from you and you will meet a friendly welcoming and busy charity that is making great improvements to oral health, both here and abroad.

To find out more please contact [email protected] 01794 324249 | [email protected] | www.dentaid.org

Dedicated Groups

LINK Scheme

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Andy Phillips

Health and Life

style Coach

Mobile : 07766015915

Email : getfit@

andyphillips-pt.c

o.uk

GYM MEMBERSHIP

PERSONAL TRAINING

SPORTS MASSAGE

INJURY ASSESSMENT

NUTRITION PLANNING

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NotesKeep your Parish Pastimes up to date, if you see or note something that needs changing, please contact Geoff Chase, LCP Secretary 01794 390624

If you would like to see or have an idea for some new sports or leisure activity in this area then the Landford Community Partnership may be able to help with ‘pump priming’ money.For a grant application form contact Geoff Chase, LCP Secretary 01794 390624

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