till valley archaeological society agm · chanteuse, edith piaf in this tribute to the singer...
TRANSCRIPT
Contacting The FOURUM.Please send material for the FOURUM and requests for the e-mailversion to:
[email protected] the spelling, a play on the word forum.We prefer material monthly as e-mail attachments in text (.txt);Word (.doc or .docx); photographs (.jpg); Acrobat (.pdf).
Deadline for the May issue of theFOURUM
Monday 16th AprilProof Reader team:
Production: J Pentland Printed by: Fantasy
Mary LockieKathleen HolmesAmy Olah
Nicola GibbPhil Reynolds
Published electronically and conventionally ten times a year
April 2018
Till Valley Archaeological Society AGMWednesday, 4th April 6.45pm in Crookham Village Hall.
Volunteers for election to the TillVAS Committee will be accepted beforehand and fromthe floor. Contact Hon Secretary Maureen Charlton Tel: 01668216091.
at 7.15pm – Light refreshments.at 7.30pm – Richard Carlton will give a talk on
The 2017 Mardon Excavation.the first TillVAS dig! Sponsored by the Heritage Lottery Fund.
Route 267Berwick to Wooler – Monday to SaturdayNote: Sch NSchService: 267 267 267 267 267 267 267
Berwick, Middle School – – – – 1535 – –Berwick, Railway Station 0645 0900 1110 1320 – 1545 1750Berwick, Golden Square 0650 0905 1115 1325 1540 1550 1755Tweedmouth, ASDA 0655 0910 1120 1330 1545 1555 1800Shoresdean – 0915 1130 1340 1555 1600 1810Duddo 0705 0920 1135 1345 1600 1605 1815Etal 0710 0925 1140 1350 1605 1610 1820Ford Village – 0930 1145 1355 1613 1615 1825Crookham 0720 0935 1150 1400 1618 1620 1830Branxton – 0940 – 1405 – 1625 –Milfield, Red Lion 0730 0945 1158 1413 1628 1630 1838Wooler, Bus Station 0740 0955 1208 1423 1638 1640 1848
Route 267Wooler to Berwick – Monday to SaturdayNote: Nsch Sch Sch Nsch M-F SatService: 267 267 267 267 267 267 267 267 267
Wooler, Bus Station 0745 0745 1000 1215 1430 1430 1650 1850 1850Millfield, Red Lion 0755 0755 1010 1225 1440 1440 1700 1900 1900Branxton – – 1018 – 1448 1448 – – –Crookham 0805 0805 1023 1235 1453 1453 1708 1908 1908Ford Village 0810 0810 1028 1240 1458 1458 1713 1913 –Etal 0815 0815 1033 1245 1503 1503 1718 1918 1915Duddo 0820 0820 1038 1250 1508 1508 1723 1923 1920Shoresdean 0825 0825 1043 1255 1513 1513 – – –Berwick, High School – 0843 – – 1525 – – – –Tweedmouth, ASDA 0835 0845 1053 1305 1527 1523 1733 1933 1930Berwick, Golden Square 0840 0847 1058 1310 1532 1528 1738 1938 1935Berwick, Railway Station 0844 – 1102 1314 – 1532 1742 1942 1939Berwick, Middle School – 0850 – – 1535 – – – –
Codes: Sch = Schooldays only; NSch = School holidays and Saturdays; M-F = Monday to Friday Sat = Saturday only.
LOCAL TIMETABLES.
Please retain this page as it may not appear in every edition
BANK OF SCOTLANDKELSO MOBILE BRANCH TIMETABLE.
COLDSTREAM –COURT HOUSE PLACECAR PARK.(opp. Co-op)_
MONDAY: 9.30 TO 11.00amWEDNESDAY: 9.30 TO 11.30am
WOOLER – BUS STATION CAR PARK.MONDAY: 12.30 TO 3.00pm
WEDNESDAY: 13.00 TO 3.00pmTHURSDAY: 9.45 T0 11.15.am.
Note: They will only take 5 bags of coins
LIBRARY TIMESThe local mobile library timetable isavailable on, mylibrary.co.uk/services/mobile library service/The northern area Mobile timetableshows the following:On every other Tuesday as follows:Milfield to Ford at the following times
Milfield (Threefords) 11.45 to 12.25,Moneylaws 13.45 to 14.05,Crookham Westfield 14.20 to14.40,Branxton 14.50 to 15.10,Etal 15.30 to 15.50,Letham Hill 16.00 to 16.20,Ford 16.30 to 16.50.
Alternate TuesdaysCrookham Village Hall. 17.10 to
17.50.Dates not available when going to print
Mobile P. O.Details of visiting times:
Weekly on Wednesday at 10.30 till 11.15 atthe church entrance Crookham.
It also visits Milfield daily, opposite the RedLion: Monday 12.45 to 14.15,Tuesday 9.15 to 10.45Wednesday and Thursday 12.45 to 14.15Friday 9.15 till 10.15.
Cornhill Post OfficeThe Post Office is a “Post Office Local”.This basically means that whenever theshop is open the Post Office will beavailable.Opening hours:Monday – Friday 6.30am – 5.30pmSaturday 6.30am – 5.00pmSunday 6.30am – 2.00pm
Ford Parish Council.
Dog Fouling in the Parish.
It has been brought to the attention of Parish Councillors that there is still a problem of dog fouling on thepublic footpaths in the Parish. Dog owners are respectfully reminded that it is an offence to allow your dog tofoul the footpath and not pick up after them. Here is an extract from Northumberland County Council website:-“We don’t tolerate dog fouling in Northumberland. If you own a dog and it makes a mess, you clean it up.Failing to pick up after your pet is antisocial, dirty and spreads diseases like toxicariasis, which is of risk tochildren and can cause blindness. Yet it continues to be a problem, and one we take very seriously. If you’refound to have not cleaned up your dog’s mess, you will be issued with a fixed penalty notice of £100. Ifpayment is not received within 14 days you will be prosecuted. Offenders face a court appearance, with amaximum penalty of £1,000. Claiming ignorance of the dog's actions is not a valid defence. Registered blinddog owners are exempt from any fines.”
Please be responsible and clean up after your dog. Help to keep the Parish a great environment to walk in.
Ford Playground.Ford Parish Councillors are pleased to say that new play equipment is to be installed in the Ford play area atthe end of April. The equipment will need to be inspected on a weekly and monthly basis and councillorsare looking for a resident of Ford or surrounding area who may be willing to undertake this task. Sometraining may be required. If anyone is interested please contact the clerk (Steve Taylor – 01890 820566,[email protected]) or Cllr. Richard Baker for further information.
Extract from the Draft Minutes of Ford Parish Council meeting. Tuesday 13th March 2018 at 7pmThe full draft is available at www.wooler.org.uk/ford-pca) The clerk reported that Crookham Village Hall committee had agreed that it was acceptable to swap theParish notice boards from Crookham with the one in Ford. The clerk and Cllr. Baker will tackle this atsome point in the near future.6a. PC Darren Moffat reported that there had been three reported crimes in the area but none wereconnected. He also wanted to pay special thanks to the local community, especially the farmers, for all thework helping to clear roads during the recent spell of snow and bad weather.7. Consideration is being given to merging Ford and Duddo Parish Councils.8. Defibrillators. Cllr. Mills has reported that he will install the box for the defibrillator soon and will then ask Ian Ainslieto come and connect it up to the electricity supply.9. Playground Cllr Baker reported that since the last meeting more funding has come in for the playground :-Making aminimum total of £16897.0010. Street lighting.Lynsey Sawyer from the Northumberland LED Street Lighting Modernisation Project has asked for aposition of where the new street light in Ford is to be positioned if it goes ahead. Some discussion was hadon this and the clerk will try to send Lynsey a map with the position marked on it.11. Grit piles.There has been some concern voiced to councillors that having requested some piles of grit to be placed onLetham Hill and Hay Farm road, they have been placed near to trees and the worry is that they might causedamage to the trees. Councillors discussed the possibility of obtaining some containers for grit which couldpossibly be uplifted out of the way during the summer months and put back in place for winter.15. Planning.Councillors have received a lot of adverse comments about the addition of a porch to the Black Bull pub aspart of the renovation, especially the fact that it will have a slate roof and not thatch. The clerk was asked totry to contact the planning department and ask them to explain why this was deemed acceptable.
18 b) Cllr. Baker wanted to publicly thank all the local farmers and Ford and Etal Estates, including BobNevins and Neil Mole and their teams and Mac Bell who did such a good job clearing roads in the areaduring the recent bad snow fall.
Scouting for Girls and Boys
Ford Scout Camp and DAC
Wednesdays in term time.
Beavers (6 to 8 yrs) 5.15 to 6 pm
Cubs (8 to 11 yrs ) 6.15 to 7.30 pm
Scouts (11 to 14 yrs ) 6.15 to 8 pm
Explorers ( 14 to 18 yrs ) 6.15 to 8 pm
Contact Dougal or Louisa 07877026201
Pre-school & Toddlers, under 5’sStay and Play
and Mums to be
Thursdays 9 to 11 in term timein Ford C of E First School hall
All are welcome, pushchair access.Only 50p per family
For further details please contact
07929403411
TD15 2QA
The Battle of Carham 10181000th Anniversary Re-enactment on 7th
and 8th July 2018on the South Bank of the River Tweed at
CarhamPlots for craft, catering, charity and
commercial stalls are available.For details please contact:
Clive Hallam-Baker: t: 01890 820501e: [email protected] www.carham1018.org.uk
FORD Parish Council currentlyhas two vacancies. If anyone isinterested in becoming a Parish
Councillor then please get in touchwith the clerk, Steve Taylor,
01890 820566,email
VACANCY
Flodden Field of PoppiesThe area around the monument has just been sown with
poppy seeds following a suggestion by Clive Hallam-Baker.thanks to Robin Neill, Ian Girvan, Tom Neill, Tom Turnbull Steve Pullan and Natural England and Ford & Etal Est.
also local farmers who have donated to the project.
Hymn to Love:Homage to PiafSt Cuthbert’s Church NorhamThursday 26th. April 7pm
Tickets £8, U16s £4. (Recommended for over14’s) - available on the door.
This is going to be an experience out of theordinary! Olivier Award-nominated actress
Elizabeth Mansfield plays the legendarychanteuse, Edith Piaf in this tribute to the
singer touring with Highlights RuralTouring Scheme. In a Manhattan hotel
room in New York, Edith Piaf rehearses forher last US concert. But for Piaf the hotelholds memories. Eight years earlier in thesame hotel she had telephoned her lover,
boxer Marcel Cerdan, begging him toovercome his fear of flying and leave
France to be with her. Hours later she heardthe terrible news that his plane had crashed.Marcel was dead. Past, present, and futuremerge in this passionate, memorable and
un-missable piece of theatre which isperformed to live piano music with a
narrative interspersed withautobiographical monologues and
reminiscences. An extraordinary musicalhomage to Piaf, Hymn to Love exploreslove, loss and longing and includes 13 ofPiaf’s songs, each given fresh meaning invibrant new English translations, with the
obvious exception of the final "Je NeRegrette Rien".Songs featured include:Milord – L’Accordéoniste – La Vie en
Rose – Padam Padam – La Foule –L’Hymne à l’Amour – C’est à Hambourg –Mon Légionnaire – Comme Moi – La Ville
Inconnue.A triumph!’ The Independent. ‘Mansfield
delivers the famous songs superbly’ The Guardian
“Open Weekend” times
Castle & Grounds 11 am to 5 pmLady Waterford Hall 11 am to 5 pm
Guided tours 11.30 and 2.30
Ford Church Dawn till dusk(Service 10.30 to 12 Sunday)
R.A. Warner,Tree and Garden Management.Fully NPTC qualified Tree Surgeon & Climber.Fully insured with £5m cover. All aspects of treeand garden work undertaken, domestic andcommercial.Free quotes. Logs for sale.Log splitter for hire.Ring: 01890 820423;Mobile: 07555 274547;website www.rawtgm.co.uke-mail:[email protected]
Border Villager TaxiWe will take you to the Doctors,
Shopping, Airports, Train Stationsor Nights out.
We can cater for up to 8 passengerswith ample space for luggage.
Call Scott on01668 482 888 – 07765 791 348
Email, [email protected], www.bordervillagertaxi.co.uk
FORD VILLAGE SHOP, POST OFFICEVILLAGE TEAROOMMONDAY TO SATURDAY
08:00 until 12:30SUNDAY
09:00 until 10:00Post Office open Mon-Fri 8:30 till 12:30
01890 820230
HARDWOOD LOGS £ 6.50
Geoff & CarolFISH & CHIPS
The van visits on Tuesdays.
Please note times are approximate.Milfield (Village and thenThreefords) 4.30 to 5.40Etal (Black Bull ) 5.50 to 6.10Ford (Village) 6.15 to 6.30
Geoff Allan Catering,28 South Road, Wooler. NE71 6SN. Carol 07786954664/01668 282262
and Geoff 07876506837,[email protected]
Phone: 01289 309191 or07990545967
Local & reliable service.
Home and Garden Handyman.Grass cutting, Garden Tidying
Fencing, Hedge cutting.Shed and Greenhouse erecting.
Small home repairs and improvements.Painting and Decorating.
Letham Hill Sawmill01890 820 304
Monday to Thursday 8.30 –4.00pm Friday 8.30 - 3.00pm
FOR SALESOFTWOOD FIREWOOD
£40 per crate
Ed Redfearn.
Your veryGood Friend …
A milkman is now makingdoor to door deliveries of
fresh milk in the local villagesincluding Branxton, Ford,
Etal and Crookham onMondays and Thursdays
before 6 am.
Based in Coldstream, he can doreturnable 1 pint glass bottles aswell as plastic 1/2ltr, 1ltr, 2ltr,
and 3ltr.
All enquiries to Daren Bruceon 01890 882950.
SHOP LOCAL
FUN TABLE TENNIS at CVHOn 17th April ( Not on 3rd )
7 30 pm to 9.30 pm£2 per person
Contact Annette on 01890 820607
St Cuthbert’s Church Norham
Fool’s Gold Stories with Strings
Saturday 12th May 7pm
Tickets £7; U16s free on the door Fool’s Gold is Steve & Carol Robson, theyperform all over the UK in Village Halls,
Community spaces Churches and small theatres.Over the past few years they have played to over
50,000 people! Carol and Steve are multiinstrumentalists and the live show features a wide
range of instruments Their show is rooted inmusic, but is much more than just a concert
performance. They use live music, stories andprojected visuals to weave a fascinating show for
all ages.
As well as performing all the songs live, Fool’sGold reveal the stories behind the songs, the
histories and mysteries, tragedies and romancesthat gave rise to some original and some very wellknown songs. The songs are engaging, catchy andmelodic — audience participation is unavoidable!
Roast Beef Lunch
To celebrate St George’s Day, we areholding a celebratory lunch with
entertainment including a tale of local mythsand legends with Rebecca Harris.
Lunch will be roast sirloin of beef andYorkshire pudding with all the trimmings, adessert, tea or coffee all for £12. Vegetarian,
gluten and lactose free meals can beprovided. Please let us know when booking.
Place - Crookham Village hall
Time - Sunday 22 April at 1pm
Tickets available from Valerie Keating,Telephone 01890 820599
CROOKHAM GARDENING CLUB
Saturday, 28th April at 10.30 a.m.
Crookham Village Hall
GINGER HOUSE FLOWERS
Talk, slides and demonstration by this localbusiness
Coffee and Biscuits
All members and friends welcome
Crookham Village Hall
CVH Annual GeneralMeeting
Thursday 19th April 7.30pm
New committee members neededTell us what you want from your
village hallCome and see the changes made since
last year
Everyone welcomeRefreshments available
Crookham V H dates for your diaryWednesday May16th - Vinyl Evening - 7.30pm
Saturday June 23rd - Evening BBQ and Music
Sunday July 22nd Hall Picnic
Saturday August 25th - Craft Fair
St Ninian’s ChurchWooler
Mass every Sunday at 9.00 am
Rev. Fr. David Tanner
01665 574240
CHURCH NEWS +The Parish Churches of
Branxton, Carham, CornhillSunday Services are Holy Communion at 10.30at FORD, St Michael & All Angels.
Sunday 1st April Easter Day. President. Canon Jean Skinner.
Sunday 8th AprilPresident Revd. Martin Gillham.
Sunday 15th April.President Rt. Revd. Christine Hardman,
Bishop of Newcastle.
Sunday 22nd April.President Canon Alan Hughes MBE TD
Sunday 29th April.President. Not available yet. See pew sheet on 22nd.
Local contacts are listed in Etal and Ford church porches
Rural Dean Canon Rob Kelsey 01289 382325 [email protected]
The Norham GroupMothers Union.
Invite you to join them onMonday 9th April at 2 p.m.
in Norham Church forLady Day Service
and refreshments. Everyone welcome.
April 1st Easter Sun. Branxton HC 09.30 Cornhill MW 11.00
8th Branxton MW 10.30 Carham MW 11.00
15th Branxton HC 9.30 Cornhill HC 11.00
22nd Branxton MW 10.30 Carham MW 11.00
29th. Rogation Cornhill 11.00 Joint ServiceContact: John Carr. Tel. 01890 820239 or “[email protected]
Crookham United Reformed ChurchEaster blessings to all readers of the FOURUMSunday 1st April 2pm Easter Day –Easter service including thesacrament of Holy Communion If you have any favourite Easterhymns please let Mary Taylor know.Church will be decorated during Holy Week. If anyone has a fewSpring flowers they would be greatly appreciated.Monday meanderings 10–12, time to wander around the gardenand then have refreshments in the church hall (if Mary Taylor isavailable)Fridays at 12 noon, prayers linked to the Coventry Litany ofReconciliationSunday 8th April 4pm Daffodil Teatime church & Guide Dog talk.Sunday 22nd April 11am Worship, fellowship and refreshments inCrookham United Reformed ChurchTuesday 8th May- 5 years since Flodden Peace Centre with itslovely garden was opened. At 2.30pm a special ecumenical andcommunity service will take place at which Sarah Hills, Canon ofReconciliation at Coventry Cathedral will speak and presentFlodden Peace Centre at Crookham United Reformed Church with aspecial cross of nails, indicating Flodden Peace Centre is becominga Community of the Cross of Nails Partner. Refreshments will be inCrookham Village Hall.Thanks to all for recent gifts. Thanks to all who came to the 2Saturday morning coffee mornings when £59 was donated.July The Church will be 85 years old (Please excuse minister’smaths.!) Plans still under discussion.If you would like further details or to be involved in any of theabove please speak to Rev. Mary Taylor 01896 [email protected] 7 Catrail Road, Galashiels. TD1 1NW
Tillmouth Village HallAnnual General Meeting
Monday 9th April at 6.30
Everyone welcome.
BINGOThe Bingo on Wednesday 25th April
at Etal Village Hallis in aid of Lennel House.Doors open at 6.30 pm.Eyes down at 7.00 pm.
Donations of prizes would be gratefully receivedCome and join us for a great game of BINGO
and a cuppa!! Liz & Julie
Please contact Julie on 01890 820765
Branxton Recreation Club (Play Park)
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING onMonday 23rd April, 7.45pm
at Branxton Play Park.If you have any ideas for further development, can helpwith maintenance or would like to consider joining theCommittee please come along to the meeting or get in
touch with Sue Rudge on 07955 886748 or [email protected].
Ford Snooker Club100 club Winning Numbers.
March 201826 Willie Brown £3582 John Hughes £1568 Susan Tait £10
Artwork of NorhamDo you have any original paintings, drawings or
prints of Norham and its surroundings? TheNorham Community Art Group would like to
hear from you if you do?We are hoping to organise an exhibition of
artworks of Norham, in Norham, either later thisyear or sometime next year. So if you have
anything like this and you might be prepared tolend it to us for a weekend at some point, please
contact Tory Craig [email protected]
CARERQualified carer (NVQ2 with 10 years experience in a
Nursing Home) seeks work preferably in Crookham areaas I do not have transport. Happy to do all aspects of
personal care, prompt medication, cook light meals andother light duties as long as heavy manual lifting is not
involved. References can be obtained. Contact Eileen on01890 820 297 e-mail [email protected]
MAKE CRAFT BRITAINLast October filming for the popular
BBC4 show “Make! Craft Britain” tookplace in the Lady Waterford Hall, when agroup of amateur artists and crafters tried
their hand at mosaic making.The newseries will be screened at 9pm on
Wednesdays, starting on 21st March. Theepisode featuring the Hall will be shownon Wednesday 4th April. Don’t forget to
tune in!
Hand poured luxury pure, sustainable vegetable wax,cotton wicked, finely fragranced candles.
No Dye, No Glitter, No GimmicksJust a clean burning, soot free gorgeous scented treat
for you or to give as a gift.Various sizes, huge variety of premium fragrances.Also scented wax melts and lovely long lasting reed
diffusers.All made to order
For further information phoneMichael on 07764273912
ETAL FLOWER SHOWA huge "thank you" to everyone who supportedour recent Coffee Morning held in CrookhamVillage Hall - to all the helpers, bakers, peopledonating raffle prizes and coffee drinkers. We
raised over £400 which will be a great helptowards putting on the Show In September.
music, theatre, FilmMusic in Etal Village Hall.
Alistair Anderson and NorthlandsSaturday 21st April at 8pm
Doors open at 7.30pm. Bar on site.Music and Songs from Northumberland and beyond.
From the heart of Northumberland, this exciting new line-up conjures the spirit of the people and landscape of the
North with music that is rooted in the traditionunderpinned by arrangements that make the music soar.
Alistair Anderson is internationally acknowledged asthe master of the English Concertina and a fine exponentof the Northumbrian Pipes. He is joined by three of thefinest musicians of the younger generation.
Sarah Hayes is one of the most sparklingly giftedsingers and musicians in the country, well known as amulti-instrumentalist with Glaswegian anthemistsAdmiral Fallow and, the more traditional line-up,Wildings. Her new CD, Woven, featuring her skills asflautist, singer and composer, was described by TheScotsman as “ambitiously conceived and beautifullyrealised”.
Ian Stephenson has been in great demand as aguitarist in numerous bands including The Kathryn TickellBand, Kan, Baltic Crossing, 422 and The Andy May Trio.His considerable knowledge of instruments and musicalgenres shines through in his wonderful arrangementsespecially in some of the songs featured by Northlands.
Sophy Ball, one of today’s most dynamic fiddlers,first came to national prominencein the band 422 which won the BBC Young Folk Award.She is also part of The Bottle Bank Band, The Andy MayTrio and played an integral role in Alistair’s last two CDs.
Please book your tickets and pay in advance - £12 fromSteve or Helen – 01890 820566, [email protected] can be sent to 22, Etal Village, Cornhill-on-Tweed, TD12 4TW or contact as above to arrange abank transfer.
FLICKS in the STICKS
A quiet observation of thetriumphs and defeats of daily
life, along with the poetryevident in its smallest details.
PATERSONWith Adam Driver &
Golshiftah Farahani
Director. Jim Jarmusch
ETAL VILLAGE HALL
FRIDAY 27th APRIL
Refreshments at 7.00
Film at 7.30
Branxton VH 1st Wednesday each month
Milfield 3 rd Wednesday each month
At 1.30pm
Whist
For the period from November 2015 to
March 2018 our income is £3410 and
expenditure is £2631
To save us printing costs of about 33p
each, we wish to encourage more people
to take the e-mail FOURUM instead of the
paper one and perhaps print it for
themselves. On line it is in colour and it
now comes out early. We have a mailing
list of readers who do this. To join them
just e-mail “[email protected]”
FOURUM FINANCE
Troop Night:6pm ‘til 8pm Thursdays
in BranxtonVillage Hall
or local area.
1st FloddenB-P Scout
Contact Joanne 01890
882150 or Nick 01890820219
1stfloddenbpscouts@gmail.
FOURUM GOES WORLD WIDE,thanks to EVH. They carry the PDF’s of the previous editions of the FOURUM,allowing them to be on the Internet. See www.etalvillagehall.org.uk/the-fourum-
Table TennisEvery Monday & Friday6.45 - 8.15In Milfield Church Hall
PILATESEvery Monday 10.-11
Etal Village Hall
WHAT’S ON? AT A GLANCE
YogaClassesEvery Monday7 – 8.30pm
Etal Village HallFord and DistrictCarpet BowlsEvery Monday at 7pm
Contact John Pentland01890 820 201
APRILSunday 1st Charity Fair 10.30 EVHWednesday 4th TillVAS AGM & talk 7.30 CVH Also Make Craft Britain. LWH on 9.pm BBC4Thursday 5th . Art Group 2.00 CVHSaturday 7th Coffee Morning 10.00 CVHSunday 8th Quiz Onion Club 7.30 BBellMonday 9th Knit & Natter 2pm CVH Also CVH Committee Mtg. 6.30 CVH Also Mothers Union Norham 2.00 churchSaturday 14th Coffee Mng. 10.00 CVH Also Open Weekend Ceilidh 7.00 LWHTuesday 17th Table Tennis 7.30 CVHThursday 19th Art Group 2.00 CVH Also AGM Crookham V Hall 7.30 CVHSaturday 21st. Coffee Morning 10.00 CVH Also Music Evening 7.30 EVHSunday 22nd. Sunday Lunch 1.00 CVHMonday 23rd. Knit & Natter 2.00 CVH Also Branxton Play Park AGM 7.45 Play ParkTuesday 24th. Book Club 7.30 CVHWednesday 25th. Bingo 6.30 EVHThursday 26th. Edith Piaf Concert 7.00 NorhamFriday 27th Flicks in the Sticks 7.00 EVHSaturday 28th Gardening Club 10.30 CVHSaturday 28th - Gardening Club - 10.30amMayTuesday 1st - Table Tennis Club - 7.30 CVHWednesday 2nd -TillVAS Meeting 7.30 CVHThursday 3rd Art Group 2.00 CVHSaturday 5th Coffee Morning 10.00 CVHSaturday 12th Coffee Morning 10.00 CVH also Fools Gold Church 7.00 NorhamMonday 14th Knit & Natter 2.00 CVHand CVH Managt. Com. Mtg. 6.30 CVHTuesday 15th Table Tennis Club 7.30 CVHWednesday 16th Vinyl Evening 7.30 CVHThursday 17th Art Group 2.00 CVHSaturday 19th Coffee Morning 10.00 CVHSaturday 26th Plant Sale 10.00 EVH also 26th Coffee Morning 10.00 CVHMonday 28th Knit & Natter 2.00 CVHTuesday 29th Book Club 7.30 CVH