with Margaret Morbey
Refuse Collections
The next collection of bins, baskets and bottles takes place on Tuesday 10th March. Be sure to have them out on Monday night, ready for an early pick-up the next morning.
Chearsley Youth Club
The March meeting takes place in the Village Hall on Friday 6th, starting at 6.30. If you are aged between 8 and 14 and want to have fun, come along. Ring Gillie Travers on 202469 for more information.
Baby Congratulations
These go to Stuart and Tina Burnham on the birth of their first son, James Stuart, born in the early hours of Thursday, February 19th, a brother for Alice and Lucy.
Chearsley Uncovered
The organizers of Chearsley’s special calendar have produced some Thank you Notes. The proceeds are in support of Florence Nightingale. They are now on sale in the shop in packets of 4 costing £1.00.
Cuddington & Dinton C of E School – Summer Ball
Tickets are now on sale for the school’s Summer Ball on Saturday, 20th June at 7pm in Dinton. Tickets cost £49.50 each and are available plus more details from Susan Osborne on 0790878595 or from the School office on 01296 748264
Saturday, 28 February 2009
Friday, 20 February 2009
Village News
with Margaret Morbey.
Mobile Library
This is next in Chearsley in The Bell car park on Monday, 2nd March from 1.10pm to 1.35pm.
Chearsley Cricket Club
This very important asset in Chearsley is still seeking your support in asking you to join their 100 Club. Joining now costs £22 and would enable your allocated number to go into February’s draw which takes place at The Bell on Saturday 28th at 7.30pm. Pick up an application form from Chearsley Tea rooms for more information.
Chearsley Village Trust
It is time again when the Village Trust is inviting applications from individuals or groups in the village for an award to help finance their aims. Please write to Val Davies, the Clerk to the Trustees at Minster, Dark Lane, Chearsley HP18 0DA giving details of your project, who benefits and what other funds are available. The deadline for applications is Sunday, March 29th.
Chearsley Tea Rooms and Shop
Facilities for photocopying in the shop will soon be available. Another good reason to use and support our village shop!
Mobile Library
This is next in Chearsley in The Bell car park on Monday, 2nd March from 1.10pm to 1.35pm.
Chearsley Cricket Club
This very important asset in Chearsley is still seeking your support in asking you to join their 100 Club. Joining now costs £22 and would enable your allocated number to go into February’s draw which takes place at The Bell on Saturday 28th at 7.30pm. Pick up an application form from Chearsley Tea rooms for more information.
Chearsley Village Trust
It is time again when the Village Trust is inviting applications from individuals or groups in the village for an award to help finance their aims. Please write to Val Davies, the Clerk to the Trustees at Minster, Dark Lane, Chearsley HP18 0DA giving details of your project, who benefits and what other funds are available. The deadline for applications is Sunday, March 29th.
Chearsley Tea Rooms and Shop
Facilities for photocopying in the shop will soon be available. Another good reason to use and support our village shop!
Neighbourhood Watch - Community Message
This is a Ringmaster message from the Aylesbury Watch Office on Thursday 19th February 2009.
The front registration plate on a Land Rover Discovery has been stolen, between the 11th and the 18th February in Marsh Road, Shabbington. This occurred whilst the vehicle was parked on the owners driveway.
Police would like to hear from anyone that might have witnessed any suspicious activity in the area between the dates given. If you have any information, please call on 08458 505505 and state that you are responding to this ringmaster message.
The front registration plate on a Land Rover Discovery has been stolen, between the 11th and the 18th February in Marsh Road, Shabbington. This occurred whilst the vehicle was parked on the owners driveway.
Police would like to hear from anyone that might have witnessed any suspicious activity in the area between the dates given. If you have any information, please call on 08458 505505 and state that you are responding to this ringmaster message.
Thursday, 19 February 2009
It's a boy!
Congratulations to Tina and Stuart Burnham - James Stuart arrived at 02:04 this morning weighing in at just over seven and a half pounds!
Wednesday, 18 February 2009
Monday, 9 February 2009
Saturday, 7 February 2009
Friday, 6 February 2009
Bucks CC, and the salt on your roads...
Just in from Buckinghamshire County Council:
"KEEPING MAJOR ROADS and key routes open will be a priority as the county council takes action to implement a salt rationing plan. Due to continued severe weather conditions the council will set in place a plan to ensure that the county's salt reserves are used in the most effective way possible.
From tomorrow (7 February) standard gritting schedules will be replaced with a rationing plan. This plan will see salting kept to A and B roads only - but with the addition of some key routes into settlements that have been identified as priority to keep open."
You can read the full statement and see which roads will/may be covered here.
"KEEPING MAJOR ROADS and key routes open will be a priority as the county council takes action to implement a salt rationing plan. Due to continued severe weather conditions the council will set in place a plan to ensure that the county's salt reserves are used in the most effective way possible.
From tomorrow (7 February) standard gritting schedules will be replaced with a rationing plan. This plan will see salting kept to A and B roads only - but with the addition of some key routes into settlements that have been identified as priority to keep open."
You can read the full statement and see which roads will/may be covered here.
Pictures Wanted!
Despite the weather, some of us did go to work and were not around to get any photographs of Chearsley in the snow!
Please email in your best efforts to pictures@chearsley.com, and I'll get them up here for all to enjoy - thank you!
Leif
Please email in your best efforts to pictures@chearsley.com, and I'll get them up here for all to enjoy - thank you!
Leif
Village News
with Margaret Morbey
Nicola Clark
Good wishes for a full recovery go to Nicola who was involved in an armed robbery at her jewellery shop in Aylesbury last month.
Mobile Library
This is next in the village at The Bell car park on Monday, February 16th from 1.10pm to 1.35pm
Snow in Chearsley
The snow this past week has prevented many Chearsley villagers leaving to get to work. Instead they have patronized the shop, tearooms and pub more than usual, greatly appreciating their existence. It is to be hoped that villagers will remember to keep supporting these vital village amenities once the snows have gone.
February 14th Jenny Morbey and Joe Garrity
This is the day my daughter marries Joe at Cley Windmill in Norfolk. All her family’s love and good wishes go to them on this day and their future together.
Nicola Clark
Good wishes for a full recovery go to Nicola who was involved in an armed robbery at her jewellery shop in Aylesbury last month.
Mobile Library
This is next in the village at The Bell car park on Monday, February 16th from 1.10pm to 1.35pm
Snow in Chearsley
The snow this past week has prevented many Chearsley villagers leaving to get to work. Instead they have patronized the shop, tearooms and pub more than usual, greatly appreciating their existence. It is to be hoped that villagers will remember to keep supporting these vital village amenities once the snows have gone.
February 14th Jenny Morbey and Joe Garrity
This is the day my daughter marries Joe at Cley Windmill in Norfolk. All her family’s love and good wishes go to them on this day and their future together.
Tuesday, 3 February 2009
Refuse/Recycling Collections
Message received from AVDC on Monday 2nd as follows:
Unfortunately, the weather conditions today caused disruption to the Monday refuse and recycling collection service. Icy conditions are forecast for tomorrow morning, which could cause further disruption to the rounds.
If we have to cancel the rounds tomorrow, it will not be possible to catch up this week. The collections not made today and tomorrow will take place next Monday and Tuesday. Recycling material will be collected on the next due date.
However, If the service can go ahead tomorrow, the preference would be to slip all collections by one day eg Monday's would be on Tuesday and Friday's on Saturday. However, this is dependent on the tip operators agreeing to open on Saturday and sufficient number of refuse/recycling
operators and staff being available to work the extra day.
If these conditions are not met, collections will continue as scheduled for the rest of the week with Monday's postponed until next week.
The website and local media are being used to help keep residents informed of the situation.
Unfortunately, the weather conditions today caused disruption to the Monday refuse and recycling collection service. Icy conditions are forecast for tomorrow morning, which could cause further disruption to the rounds.
If we have to cancel the rounds tomorrow, it will not be possible to catch up this week. The collections not made today and tomorrow will take place next Monday and Tuesday. Recycling material will be collected on the next due date.
However, If the service can go ahead tomorrow, the preference would be to slip all collections by one day eg Monday's would be on Tuesday and Friday's on Saturday. However, this is dependent on the tip operators agreeing to open on Saturday and sufficient number of refuse/recycling
operators and staff being available to work the extra day.
If these conditions are not met, collections will continue as scheduled for the rest of the week with Monday's postponed until next week.
The website and local media are being used to help keep residents informed of the situation.
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