with Margaret Morbey
Chearsley W.I. Christmas Coffee morning
This is being held on Thursday 3rd December at 2 Old Plough Close from 10 – 12pm. Come along for a cup of coffee or mulled wine and mince pie. There will be homemade cakes, jams, chutneys and a great selection of crafts for sale. A chance to buy some Christmas presents.
Quiz
The Cricket Club are holding a Quiznight at the Village Hall on Saturday, December 12th. 7.30 for 8.00 prompt start. Sounds like Christmas fun. Tickets are £6 each with tables for a maximum of 8. Contact James Veness on 07732438568 for tickets.
Grease
A Sing-a-long-a to Grease evening is being held at the Bernard Hall, Cuddington on Friday 11th December at 7pm. This is being organized by Elaine English in aid of Cuddington Youth Drama. Tickets are £5.00 or £6.00. Please contact Elaine on 01298 655698 for tickets. Sounds good fun with lyrics on screen, dancing, popcorn stall, soda fountain, milk shake bar and hot dogs. Dress code is pink for girls and black for boys (of course)
CHUF
Chuf pre-school at Haddenham and Chearsley, which was awarded an outstanding rating by Ofsted last year have a vacancy for a part time pre-school assistant. Hours are negotiable for the positition, which is for term time only. Application forms are available - contact email is info@chufpreschool.co.uk. Closing date for applications is 4th December, with interviews being held early January.
Refuse Collection
There will be a collection of bins and the usual paper, plastic and cans baskets on Tuesday, 1st December.
Birthday congratulations
Nico Brown of Cousins Piece recently celebrated his 21st. Congratulations to him and good luck in the future!
Christening
The Christening of Charlie Babington, younger son of Ollie and Sharon of The Bell, took place on Sunday 22nd November in St. Nicholas Church. Congratulations and good wishes to him and his family.
Proposed Speed Limit for Chearsley
I have looked at this plan for proposed speed limits in Chearsley, on the Chearsley website and most stretches already have the existing speed limit of 30 mph. At present there are numerous old speed limit orders covering a single community, so Bucks County Council want to replace these with a single order. To comply legally, a new Traffic Regulation Order has to show all the roads and their limits including those where the limit already applies. However,it seems to me, that the new order will extend the speed limit of 30mph on the Chilton Road to come into force at around Hill Farm.
