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by  Lindsey Crane

DECEMBER 2014 AND JANUARY 2015
Sevenhampton • Brockhampton • Charlton Abbots
Hawling • Whittington • Dowdeswell • Andoversford
The Shiptons • Salperton • Withington
The Parish Magazine of the Coln River Group of Parishes God’s love - the heart of Christmas
The Church Centre, Station Road, Andoversford, Cheltenham, GL54 4LA
Tel: [phone] www.colnriver.org.uk e-mail [email protected] Dear friends, and the entertaining distract us and
become the focus - and then it can
BENEFICE MINISTRY TEAM
It feels very special that my first all seem a bit hollow. But we need
Revd. Colin Randall The Rectory Andoversford 01242 820631
letter to you through our magazine to remember that at the heart of
Revd. Charles Thomas The Rectory, Withington 01242 890636
[email protected] (day off normally Saturday) should be through the Christmas Christmas there is a love story -
Mrs Carol Norden Reader LMT The Lake House . Brockhampton 01242 820825 issue. I always enjoy Christmas God’s love for every woman, man
Mrs Angela Finch ReaderLMT The Old Quarry, Shipton 01242 820442
although it is a very hectic time as and child on planet earth and that
Mrs Sue LordReaderLMT Hazeldene Hse 3 Pine Halt Andov. 01242 820757
well. Indeed mention love is shown in God
Mrs Sally Lloyd LMT 2 Coxhorne Cottage, London Rd 01242 527071
Mr Bryan Taylor LMT 1 Templefields, Andoversford 01242 820436 Christmas and people coming down to live us one
MrsPippa Ertughrul LMT 3 Waterside Close, Andoversford 01242 820258 come up with a wide of us, living amongst us -
Mrs Jane Hampton LMT 8 Station Road, Andoversford 01242 820470
range of responses, that really is something we
Mr Tony Barron Wren Cottage, Foxcote 01242 820658
“It’s for the children”, to celebrate.
CHURCHWARDENS
Mr Arthur Burgess St. Andrew’s Sevenhampton 01242 820212 “It’s getting the family
and St. Martin’s Charlton Abbots together”, “it’s an The great truth is that
Mr Stephen Crowne St. Edward’s Hawling 01451 850370
expensive time with a when the food has been
Mr Charlie Llewellen-Palmer St. Bartholomew’s Whittington 07980 607 867
lot of cooking”, and, of eaten, the presents
Mrs Sally Lloyd St. Michael’s Dowdeswell 01242 527071
Mr Ross Weaver St. Michael’s Dowdeswell 01242 820540 course, some just say, unwrapped and all the
Mrs Margaret Brown St. Oswald’s The Shiptons 01242 820498 “I’ll be glad when it’s guests have gone, the love
Mrs Sue Stevens St Oswald’s, The Shiptons 01242 820013
over”. of God still remains. Come along to
Mr Francis Woodhouse All Saints Salperton 01242 821127
one of our Christmas services and
Viscountess Mavis Dunrossil St. Michael’s Withington 01242 890207
Dr Philippa Moore St. Michael’s Withington 01242 890305 I can understand all those responses. find out more about the love that is
METHODISTCHURCH It is a special time for children and at the heart of Christmas - you’ll be
Rev. Naomi Cooke, 80 Leckhampton Road, Cheltenham GL53 0BN 01242 524889 families - but sadly for that very very welcome.
ROMANCATHOLICCHURCH reason, it can be difficult for many
Father Peter Slocombe, The Presbytery, Chandos St, Winchcombe 01242 602412 others - those without children, or As we prepare to celebrate God
Father Paul Brandon, The Presbytery, Moorend Rd, Charlton Kings 01242 524932
whose family life is a struggle. It coming down to live among us as
Father Bosco MacDonald, St Gregory’s Presbytery, Cheltenham 01242 523737
certainly can be very expensive - one of us. My wife and I want to
ARTICLES FOR THE MAGAZINE AND ADVERTISING
although we do actually have a thank everyone for the warmth of
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Church Centre at [email protected] typed in the e-mail message or choice on how much we spend! You welcome we have received as we
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really magical Christmas. And it can all our readers a very Merry
Lindsey Crane, The Church Centre, Station Road, Andoversford GL54 4LA.
Please ring 01242 820404 if you have any queries. certainly all be a bit manic! Christmas and a Happy New Year.
COPY DATE IS 10AM ON 15TH OF THE MONTH
The thing is it is easy to let the Yours,
present buying, the food shopping Colin
DISCLAIMER Any views expressed in this magazine Find us at
are not necessarily those held by the editor,
the advertisers or the wider Church. http://www.colnriver.org.uk
Church Services in December and January  Christmas Services      
Sunday 7th December Andoversford
Sevenhampton 10.00am All Parish Advent Carol Service Wednesday 17th 7.30pm Carol Singing in the Royal Oak
Hawling 6.30pm All Parish Evensong (BCP) Andoversford Village Hall
Christmas Eve 10 - 11.30am Holiday Club and Crib Service
Sunday 14th December
Withington 9.30am Morning Worship (BCP) Dowdeswell
Andoversford 10.45am All Age Explore, Sunday 14th 6.30pm Carol Service
Breakfast from 10.15am
Christmas Eve 11.30pm Midnight Communion
Charlton Abbots 11.00am Holy Communion (BCP)
Hawling 6.00pm Holy Communion Shipton
Dowdeswell 6.30pm Carol Service Sunday 21st 4.00pm Carol Service
Christmas Eve 4.00pm Crib Service
Sunday 28th December
(for families with younger children)
Dowdeswell 11.00am Holy Communion
Christmas Day 9.30am Holy Communion
Sevenhampton 6.30pm Evensong (Said)
For Christmas Services see opposite Salperton
Sunday 21st 6.30pm Carol Service
Sunday 4th January
Christmas Day 8.30am Holy Communion
Withington 10.00am All Parish Holy Communion
Sevenhampton 6.30pm All Parish Evensong (BCP) Withington
Saturday 20th 6.00pm Carol Singing meet at Bus Stop
Sunday 11th January
Sunday 21st 4.00pm Carol Service
Withington 9.30am Morning Worship (BCP)
Christmas Day 9.30am Holy Communion
Andoversford 10.45am All Age Explore,
Breakfast from 10.15am
Whittington
Charlton Abbots 11.00am Holy Communion (BCP)
Tuesday 16th 6.30pm Carol Service
Hawling 6.00pm Holy Communion
Sunday 21st 11.00am Matins and HC
(BCP)
Sunday 18th January Christmas Day 11.00am Holy Communion (BCP)
Salperton 9.30am Holy Communion
Charlton Abbots
Withington 10.00am Family Service
Tuesday 23rd 4.00pm Crib Service
Dowdeswell 11.00am Holy Communion
Sevenhampton 11.00am Family Service Christmas Day 9.30am Holy Communion (BCP by ext)
Whittington 11.00am Matins and HC (BCP)
Sevenhampton
Sunday 25th January Sunday 21st 6.30pm Carol Service
Withington 9.30am Holy Communion Christmas Eve 11.30pm Midnight Communion
Shipton 10.00am Morning Worship
Hawling
Dowdeswell 11.00am Family Service
Sevenhampton 11.00am Holy Communion Sunday 21st 4.00pm Carol Service(Chapel)
Hawling Chapel 6.00pm All Age Service Christmas Day 11.00am Holy Communion
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St Oswald’s Church, Shipton
Christmas Eve Holiday Club
Christmas Services
and Crib Service
Sunday 21st December 4pm
A service of carols and readings followed by mulled wine and mince pies
Andoversford Village Hall
Wednesday 24th December 4pm 10am – 11.30am with
A Cribservice aimed at families with younger children
coffee/mince pies afterwards
Thursday 25th December 9.30am Wednesday 24th December
A service of Holy Communion All ages welcome, please could under 8's bring an adult with them
This year we will be holding a service on Sunday 21st December, suitable for all ages,
For more details contact Pippa on 820258
which we hope most of the village will come to. We hope this will reduce the numbers at
the Crib Service slightly and ensure that the younger children can take part in that service.
We look forward to seeing you at one of our services Hawling Methodist Church
Services for December:
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Carol Singing
Dec 7th – Rev Diane Daymond
Holy Communion
Dec 14th – Rev Graham Miles
Dec 21st – Rev Diane Daymond
United Service with St Edwards
Carol Service
Crib Service Dec 28th – Rev James Te b b u t t
Andoversford
Wednesday 17th December Charlton Abbotts
Come singing in
Tuesday 23rd December Find us on
Carol Singing at
Withington facebook or
4pm
on the web!
the Royal Oak
Saturday 20th December
All We l c o m e
meet at the Bus Stop 6pm 7.30pm
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T o d d l e r If the weather is bad
check our website for
P l a y +
updates to service times
P r a i s e http://www.colnriver.org.uk
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Every Monday Morning
MESSY
except school holidays and bank holidays
10-11.30am for 0–4 year olds
at the Church Centre, Andoversford CHURCH
A time for play, refreshments, chat,
with a Bible story, songs, and a craft
activity, all are welcome. Come and join us in Withington Village
£1 per family Hall, in a relaxed atmosphere,
CHRISTMAS PARTY anytime from 3.30pm - 5.30pm
December 15th Fancy Dress
It’s not a children’s club but a group of
with bring and share food
Look out for the Crib Services too!! families relaxing and enjoying
themselves.
For more details please contact
Hayley 820464, Clare 821548,
Unwind with a cup of tea while the
Anne 821355, Martina 820233
children colour
All Parish Services EXPLORE
Join in the craft activities together
Celebrate with a short, simple service Sunday 7th December
SUNDAY Sit down to a a two course meal at the Church Centre, Andoversford
10.00am Sevenhampton Sunday 14th December
Tuesday 16th December
CLUB “Advent”
Advent Carol Service
and 20th January
6.30pm Hawling
Sunday 7th December
Evensong (BCP) Sunday
Party on Sunday 4th January
Please bring a plate of food 11th January
3.30 - 4.10pm Sunday 4th January
“New Beginnings”
@ The Church Centre,
Andoversford 10.00am Withington
Breakfast from 10.15am
If you would like more information Information about Gloucester Cathedral and other Holy Communion
for a 10.45am start.
please contact Pippa Ertughrul events in the Diocese can be found in ‘O u r
6.30pm Sevenhampton
(820258), or just turn up. D i o c e s e ’a publication from the Diocese of Think and talk. Be creative. Relax.
There is tea and coffee and a room available Gloucester available from The Church Centre or Evensong (BCP) All ages welcome.
for parents who would like to wait f rom w w w. g l o s d i o c . o r g . u k
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Church News Village News
FROM THE REGISTERS
ORGANISTS
Baptisms
Sevenhampton Parish Church Melba Fox 30th November Shipton
would like to recruit HISTORIC CHURCHES
additional help with playing the “RIDE AND STRIDE”
Flower Arranging
Thanks to the wonderful generosity of so
organ for services.
many people in our Benefice, a total of
Workshop
Do you play? £2958 was collected in sponsorship by
Could you help? the Coln River Group team taking part in with Jenny Bennett
this year’s event. This was collected by
Monday 8th December
Please let us know – have a
cyclists from Dowdeswell (£1938),
Our next 40 hr training course will run every
word with Salperton (£850) and Withington (170), Wednesday during term time for 10 weeks from 2pm to 5pm
Arthur Burgess - 01242 820212 and these parishes will keep half of the 14th Jan to 25th March 2015. In the Rhodes Memorial Hall,
If you think you could help us make a difference
Muriel Candler - 01242 821629 money collected on their behalf. to a family, please contact Janice, Brockhampton
Katharine or Lynn Tel: [phone]
or Gill Hyatt - 01242 820458 Cost £10 to book a place contact
to discuss our needs/your skills Georgina on 820423
or email
Gifts of tinned or packaged food georgina.oldham@ hotmail.co.uk
gratefully received for the "CCP
Foodshare Project" at The Church Christingle Christmas Palmiers - makes approx 14
Centre Andoversford, Sevenhampton 1 sheet re a d y - rolled puff pastry (ap p rox 375g)
Approx half jar mincemeat
and Charlton Abbots and Shipton
Withington Church 1 egg, beaten
churches, Rhodes Memorial Hall,
Icing sugar
Brockhampton or Withington Primary 4pm on 2 x large baking trays lined with baking parchment
School. It's a foodbank for people in Lay out the pastry (approx 350mm x 230mm) onto a
the Cheltenham area. 30th November floured surface, so that the widest edge faces you and
spread with the mincemeat in an even layer.
This parish magazine is funded by Starting at the top edge of pastry, roll it tightly down
towards you until it meets the centre. Then roll the
donations and the advertisers. CHURCH CENTRE OFFICE
bottom lip up to meet the top, to create the distinctive
Thank you to all the advertisers for The office is open every palmier shape. Chill in the fridge for at least 30 minutes
supporting the magazine in 2014 Tuesday 9am - 1pm, Preheat oven to 190° C/ Gas mark 5 (Adjust fan ovens
and we wish you all a very Merry Christmas and Friday from 9.30 - 11am accordingly)
and a prosperous New Year. Trim the ends and slice into 1.5cm slices. Use a sharp,
ROMAN CATHOLIC SERVICES clean cutting motion.
Thank you too, to our Editor Lindsey for all St Nicholas, Winchcombe Tip each slice onto its cut side and transfer to the lined
the work she does to create the magazine and Mass every Sunday 11am baking sheets and flatten gently with the palm of your
www.stnicholaswinchcombe.co.uk hand, Brush with the beaten egg.
to Diane and all the delivery people who
Bake in the preheated oven for 10 – 12 minutes until
make sure the magazine arrives with you each
The Messenger is now available to view and golden and risen. Dust with icing sugar.
month. download from the diocesan website Serve whilst still warm.
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Village News
PTA Fundraising Events
We have recently had some great fundraising events organised by our fantastic
PTA. There was a brilliant Bingo Night where parents and children enjoyed
several games of Bingo. There were lots of prizes and several interesting games
where parents and children had to find odd items like belts and hairclips in
order to win a prize. Lots of fun was had by all!
We also had our annual Pumpkin Party - there were numerous stalls for
children to buy ‘eyeball’ lollies, ghastly nail varnish, other spidery and ghostly
delights to eat or drink! The children wore horrifyingly good costumes and had
clearly put lots of effort and hard work into their fabulous pumpkin carvings.
The school entrance looked amazing with the glowing pumpkins along the path.
New Staff
We are delighted to welcome two new members of staff to our team,
Mr Hitchman and Mrs Sampson. We extend a big ‘Andoversford Welcome’ to
them both.
Christmas Celebrations
We have lots of exciting events and activities planned in the run up to S E V E N H A M P TON AND DISTRICT W. I .
Christmas including a Christmas party and a trip to the Everyman Theatre in Our activities last month, it seems, all went very well. The Jumble Sale produced a
December to see the pantomime, ‘Sleeping Beauty’…..oh, yes we are! healthy profit, the Craft Day was much enjoyed, members carrying off various elegant
and artistic items they had made, and the skittles provided much hilarity! Looking
N a t i v i t y forward, we shall have the Flower Arranging workshop on December 8th, for which
The children are rehearsing for our Nativity at the moment. We would like to places are still available, and five members have signed up to go to see the Christmas
invite community members and parents of The Ark children to our Dress decorations at Blenheim Palace.
Rehearsal which will be held on Friday 12th December at 9.30am. Other
Our November speaker, Mrs Angela Panrucker, spoke with her usual wit and
performances for parents and family members will be on Monday 15th
enthusiasm on the subject of Gloucestershire Pub Signs, accompanied by some
December at 2pm and 5.45pm and on Tuesday 16th December at 5.45pm. The
excellent photographs. It was sad to hear that so many of these amusing and
performance on Tuesday evening will be followed by Victorian Carol Singing
historical signs are rapidly disappearing, together with a good many of the pubs
Procession through the village. Everyone is welcome to join us as we walk
themselves. Clearly it is our duty to go along and make the most of both!
down towards Station Road.
December 1st will be our Annual Meeting, followed by a festive social evening.
On behalf of all the Staff at Andoversford Primary School, we would like
Members are asked to bring along a picture of themselves in their 
to thank everyone for their help and support during 2014 and wish
preschool years. That sounds like a recipe for a good giggle and a jolly
everyone a very happy Christmas and best wishes for the New Year.
way to end the year. Merry Christmas!
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Village News Village News
Dragonflies
WITHINGTON
During the first part of the autumn term, Dragonfly class
have been enjoying a journey back in time to the Stone
JUNIOR PLAYERS
Age! We have studied a fabulous children’s classic novel
alongside this – Stig of the Dump – and have had great fun run by the Withington Players
re-creating cave paintings and other Stone Age artwork. We have even A drama club for young people
made our own paint out of natural materials as they would have done in
the Stone Age (but we decided to NOT use ear wax to bind our paint!) Tuesdays 6.30 - 7.30pm
December meetings
Busy Bees
Andoversford Church Centre
Busy Bees have settled in well in their wonderful new classroom! For the
2nd and 9th December
first half of this term we have studied bees, learning lots of interesting facts
about Bumblebees and Honeybees, which the children found exciting. It
January meetings
certainly created a buzz in the school! The children particularly said that
they enjoyed tasting the different types of honey, from pure and runny to Withington Village Hall
smooth, honeycomb and Manuka and baking delicious honey flapjacks to 13th, 20th, 27th January
share with the rest of the school.
50p per week to cover the cost of the hallre n t a l .
For more information ring or email
Butterflies
Lindsey Crane
Our reception children are flourishing in the new foundation stage unit –
[email protected]
and during the early autumn term, they have completed phase 2 and
Telephone [phone]
started phase 3 of their ‘Letters and Sounds’. This is ahead of where they
are expected to be and has meant that they have all been taking reading
books home to share with their parents and show them how good they
already are at reading!
Ladybirds and Caterpillars
We have enjoyed sharing the story of ‘The whale and the Snail’. Their follow
up activities included making snail trails, baking snail savoury treats and
using props to re-tell the story. A particular favourite activity for them this
term was seeing the policemen at our Grand Opening, following this, our
children wanted to turn their role play area in to a fire engine, so we did!
u The Willow Trust was delighted to
receive £325, kindly donated by Robert
Andoversford & District Horticultural Society and Lynne Jackson, from the collection
taken at Robert’s Engine Day. This
At our October meeting held in the Village Hall on the 22nd, money will be used to fund days on the
Mr Robert Jackson of Sevenhampton gave a most interesting illustrated water, on board two special fully
talk on a recent trip he made to Australia. wheelchair accessible boats, for disabled
Our November meeting will be the Annual General Meeting to be held at Naunton and seriously ill children and adults.
Downs Golf Club followed by a ploughman’s supper. www.willowtrust.org
The December meeting on Friday 19th is our Christmas Social Evening commencing Thank you Robert and Lynne.
at 7.30 pm in Andoversford Village Hall. New members are always welcome.
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ANDOVERSFORD ANDOVERSFORD PARISH COUNCIL
A V C
Thanks to Clive for repainting the interior
COFFEE of the bus shelter so well. Shortly a winter
grit bin will be put in Huntersʼ Way.
MORNINGS
ANDOVERSFORD Andoversford Parish Council is compiling
VILLAGE CLUB a list of volunteer Residents who will
Monthly in the Church Centre
assist with jobs within the parish –
(opposite the Post Office) Telephone [phone]
waterways, painting, flowers, and the like.
Please give the clerk your offer -
W e d n e s d a y The Chairman and Committee
Caroline Trump 11 Pinehalt 821243
wish all members and friends a
17th December [email protected]
very Happy Christmas
a n d
and a Healthy, Happy and Peaceful
Within planning laws there is a section
28th January New Year
“106” whereby when a new development
* * *
is built the Parish/ District Councils can
CHRISTMAS EVE
ask for some grant, from the developer,
10.30am to 12 noon 50/50 draw
to achieve specific small improvements
Come and make new friends Raffle at 9pm vaguely in the new development area.
* * Withington 100 Club
So Parish Councillors and Village Hall
NEW YEARS EVE J Martin (265), J Carr (44) and
committee, village club, playing field
SCHOOL RE-UNION PARTY I Pollard (30) received prizes from the
committee together have a list of repairs,
Withington 100 Club in September. The
Dig out those old school uniforms
upgrades, extensions, lighting. This will
October winners were P Barber(24) H
and party with DAVE’S DISCO
be further discussed before the next Swan (208) and A Folliard (68).
From 8.00 ‘til late
Parish Council from 7.30pm on Congratulations to all the winners.
* * December 2nd. We shall have present an The next draw is the Christmas special
JANUARY PRIZE QUIZ advisor from District Council on “106” where the first prize will be £60, rather
Saturday 10th January gains. You are welcome to come. than the normal £40.
8pm Good luck to all members.
* * After several lines of correspondence Sue Prout (promoter on behalf of
Withington Village Committee)
SATURDAY 24th JANUARY with Amey (formally the Highways
Homemade Pie bake Off Department) over the last few months
Mobile Library - December
Full details from the Club and a recent meeting with the area
* * representative we are pleased to see that Friday 5th December
CHRISTMAS OPENING the path between Templefields and Clock Andoversford Village Shop 9.30 - 11.00
Christmas Eve 7.30pm-midnight Square has been cleared/cleaned that
Brockhampton Phone Box 11.15 - 12.15
Christmas Day 11.30am-1.30 pm
hopefully will allow easier walking
Wednesday 3rd and 31st December
7.30pm-10.30pm
conditions for everyone.
Boxing Day 11.30am-3.00pm Withington Bus Shelter 12.10 - 12.40
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7.30pm-11.00pm At the time of going to press the January dates had
New Years Eve 7.30 m ‘til late not been published, please check notice boards or the
website for more information
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Village News Health and Fitness
Book Exchange Andoversford Scottish Country Dancing Shipton Walking Group
Withington Jubilee Hall Suitable for all levels. 45minutes
Have you finished that
book already? Not time Toddlers Thursdays 2 - 4 pm £2 Outside Reading Room
& Pre School Playgroup for the Library van to For further details ring 01242 890271. Wednesday’s 9.30am prompt
come? Or did you miss the van? Have you read
the book and enjoyed it so much you’d like to Term-time Friday TRX Suspension Training Yoga Classes
keep it? Have you books you want to get rid Monday morning Gill Rowe. Telephone [phone]
of? Do you want to read something different?
mornings 9:30-11:30 Pilates or 07786 437235
If you’ve answered yes to any of these then our
Wednesday evening & Thursday morning Yoga classes held on
Community facility is just what you’re looking Teas and coffees for mums,
Monday eve 7.00 to 8.30pm and
for. Classes are kept small to enable the quality of
In the foyer of the school you will find some sit-down snacks for instructor attention to each individual. Weds am 9.30 to 11.00am
book shelves with second hand books. toddlers Far Peak Fitness, Northleach Reading Room, Shipton Oliffe
(just off the A429, Fosseway)
Come along and swap your
Temporarily at Church To book your place contact Marcus Adey
books, donate some or buy a Mobile: [phone] 
new one. The facility will be Centre until further notice. Email: [email protected]
open from 8:00am till
Contact: Martina 07837 956865
4:00pm during term time.
For a free listing in this section
please contact
Andoversford [email protected]
Village Hall
LOCAL WALKS WITH THE
Shipton Reading Room Large, light, refurbished hall available C OT S WOLDS VO L U N TA RY WA R D E N S
To book please contact for hire for parties, clubs and other E s c ape the Christmas Shopping! – Sunday 7th December – Stre nu o u s
events at great rates! F rom Winchcombe we head south, climbing 800ft for re f reshments in the woods, then
Susan Livesey
Facilities include:- back down in time for lunch. The steep sections will take your mind off the up-hill struggle
[email protected] • a main hall (can accommodate of Christmas shopping! Bring and share Christmas nibbles. 3.5 hours: 6 miles.
01242 821645 over 100 people), S t a rt: 9:30 am Winchcombe, Back Lane car park (pay & display). OS Map ref SP 024 285.
• smaller meeting room, A Stone Age Winter Solstice – Sunday 21st December - Moderate
• kitchen with crockery and serving A delightful route out of Winchcombe up to the Neolithic long barrow at Belas Knap.
The Rhodes Memorial Hall
hatch, toilets, Fabulous views await. 3 hours: 5.5 miles. Start: 10:00 am Winchcombe, Back Lane Car Park (pay & display ) .
Brockhampton
• French windows to playing OS Map ref SP 024 285.
Thinking of holding a party, but not fields/playground, Along the Cotswold Way from Snowshill – Thursday 15th Janu a ry - Moderate
enough space at home? • staging with spot lighting over, A delightful winter route along some hard surfaces with anticipation of fine distant views.
Why not hire this hall. • chairs and tables, 2.5 hours: 5 miles. Start: 10:00 am Snowshill Village car park (not National Trust). OS Map ref SP 097 340.
Newly refurbished toilets, well equipped • proximity to pay bar with exclusive
kitchen, car park and most importantly use of bar on request. PLEASE use ap p ropriate fo o t wear as some walks may be steep and mu ddy in places. EASY - terrain is mainly leve l ,
very reasonable hire charges with no If you are interested in hiring the hall bMe O s Dte Ee Rp .A SToEr r-y ,i nncolu ddeosg ss oalmloew heidll se axncde prto guugihd eg raonudn dh.e aSrTinRgE NdoUgOs. UWSa –lk sm aarye b fere reo aulgthh ouungdhe rwfoe odto a nindv iatesc deontnsa tainodn sd etos cheenltps fmunady
hidden extras. either for a private event or for a club our conservation and improvement wo r k .
We also hire out china, cutlery, water please call Glenis 01242 820682 for Due to space this is just a selection of the many walks in December and Janu a ry, for more information s e e
boilers etc.. further details & bookings. w w w. e s c ap e t o t h e c o t swolds.org.uk or Tel: [phone] Also for changes to arrangements such as bad we a t h e r.
Call Georgina on 01242 820423