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February 2009

The Parish Magazine

The Rector

Assistant Priest

Churchwardens:Edvin Loach

Churchwardens: Tedstone Delamere

Churchwardens: Upper Sapey

Churchwardens: Whitbourne

Organist

Secretary

Treasurer

Electoral RollOfficer

Councillors

Deanery SynodRepresentatives

Revd. David HowellThe Rectory, WhitbourneWR6 5RP 01886 821285

Revd. Doiran WilliamsHowberry, WhitbourneWR6 5RZ 01886 821189

Mrs Sheila Gibbs01885 483491

Mr Robert Darby 01885 482284

Mrs Kathleen Harris01885 483681

Mr Albert Jones01886 853564

Mr I Evans-FisherMrs C Evans-Fisher01886 853441

Mr Richard Freeman01886 832039

Mrs Sylvia Bland01886 853661

Mrs Sheila Jones 01885 488625

Mr Stuart Beare01885 482570

Mr Angus Stormonth-Darling01886 821918

Mr John Bland01886 853661

Mr John Allan01886 821450

Mrs Yvonne Evans01886 821811

Mr Chris Harris01885 483681

Sir Nicholas Harington01886 821819

Mrs Nancy North01886 853321

Mr Jerry Cummins01886 821485

Mrs Celia MacKenzie01885 483492

Mr John AllanMrs Brenda AllanMrs Myrtle KneenMr Stuart Beare

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From the Rector

The first Sunday of March also happens to bethe first Sunday in Lent. Lent begins on AshWednesday and ends at Easter. Lent may orig-

inally have followed Epiphany, just as Jesus’sojourn in the wilderness followed immediately onhis baptism, but soon became firmly attached toEaster, as the principal occasion for baptism andfor reconciliation of those who had been excludedfrom the church’s fellowship for apostasy or seri-ous faults. This history explains the characteristicnotes of Lent - self-examination, penitence, self-denial, study, and preparation for Easter, to whichalmsgiving has traditionally been added.

Ashes are an ancient sign of penitence; from theMiddle Ages, it became the custom to begin Lent bybeing marked in ash with the sign of the cross. Thecalculation of the 40 days has varied considerablyin Christian history. It is now usual in the West tocount them continuously to the end of Holy Week(not including Sundays), so beginning Lent on thesixth Wednesday before Easter, Ash Wednesday.

The Fourth Sunday of Lent (Laetare, orRefreshment Sunday) was allowed as a day of relieffrom the rigours of Lent; these breaks from auster-ity are the background to the modern observanceof Mothering Sunday on the Fourth Sunday of Lent.

As Holy Week approaches, the atmosphere of theseason darkens; the readings begin to anticipatethe story of Christ’s suffering and death, and thereading of the Passion narrative gave to the FifthSunday its name of Passion Sunday.

There are many devotional exercises which may beused in Lent. The stations of the Cross, made pop-ular in the West by the Franciscans after they weregranted custody of the Christian sites in the HolyLand, are the best known.

Within our own diocese, Bishop Michael Hooperhas announced that he will be retiring in May. Wehave much to thank the bishop for in this parish -he has been a strong supporter of Tanga in Touchand has confirmed many young people in theparish, including Daniel and Jacob. The Bishop hasalso done a lot of work behind the scenes so we willbe sad to see him go but, we wish him well in hisretirement.

We also say farewell to Revd Chris Fletcher whoretires from the Bredenbury group of parishes thismonth. Chris has done a lot of work in our deaneryand will be missed by his people. We pray that theywill not have to wait to long for their new priest.

At our Annual General Meeting in April, the PCCwill publish a Parish Plan for the next five years.The plan looks at all aspects of the Church’s lifeand includes ideas for mission and ministry, aswell as plans to develop our church buildings andto improve our Christian giving. We hope that thePlan will be of interest too to those who don’t go tochurch. For more information contact the PCCSecretary or the Rector.

David HowellRector

The Parish of Greater Whitbourne

A message from Whitbourne Parish Council

During April you will receive through thepost a Housing Needs Survey questionnairefrom Herefordshire Council. Whitbourne hasbeen identified as a ‘main village’ in theCouncil's Unitary Development Plan.

The Parishes of North Bromyard Group andBrockhampton Group will also be receivingthe survey and any needs identified by theseparishes will be provided in Whitbourne.

Whatever your views, you are urged to com-plete the survey and return it, becauseHerefordshire Council will base its plans onthe results.

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Parish NewsTHANKS FROM TANGA

We made it, folks! We achievedour target of £800 for ourChristmas Appeal to help theAIDS orphans in our link parishin Tanzania. I was able to sendthis money off in earlyDecember, so they should havereceived it before Christmas.

There are now 190 orphans ofvarying ages in Mapinduzi – justone parish! This money will makeall the difference. Many of themare cared for by poor grandpar-ents who have hardly enoughincome to feed themselves. Thiswill mean school uniform, so thatthey can go to school, and examfees so that they can move on tothe next stage of their lives. Forthe infants it will mean morenourishing food than the usualmaize porage. The impact of ourAppeal, which we have held everyyear since 2004, is growing yearby year.

This year a lot of the moneycame from private donations. Tothe donors, we are extremelygrateful. Some came from thecollection box which was inWhitbourne Village Shop for sixweeks. Some came fromBredenbury W.I., HerefordRotarians and members of theBromyard Local History Society.To all of you, I would like to saya sincere ‘thank you’ on behalf ofthe orphans.

Brenda Allan

WHITBOURNE WI

Well, January and another NewYear! Heather opened the meet-ing by wishing everyone a HappyNew Year and then we all paidour new membership. We thenbegan with the business meeting.

The skittle team playedRushwick on 12th January andwe won. We have one morematch to play. There were then afew announcements. The tradingstall is going, so if members

would like to bring anything tosell, they can do so.

Heather gave a report on our tripto the Alfrick Christmas party,which was marvellous and alaugh from start to finish.Birthday posies were given outand Maureen won the competi-tion and was given a book token.

Ann Roberts then introduced ourspeaker for the evening, StevenThrush from the WorcesterBreast Care Unit. What an inter-esting and informative talk - howtreatment has changed and ischanging. A new building hasbeen found for the unit, whichwill be for breast cancer verysoon, hopefully, with a free carpark.

Our next meeting is on February10th, when Brian Draper is com-ing to talk on ‘From the source ofthe Severn’. The competition is aphoto or drawing of the river.

Everyone is welcome at 7.30pmin the small hall of the villagehall.

LG

Whitbourne Friendship Club

Our first meeting for 2009 will beon February 4th, when WendyCummins is going to talk to usabout a Chinese wedding.

Everyone is welcome and weshall meet at 11am inWhitbourne village hall.

LG

TIME TO PAY!

Yes, it’s that time of year again,when your magazine distributorsask you to pay your subscrip-tions. The cost of a year’s worthof magazines is still only £5 andall the money goes to fund ourchurches in this parish, so it is afiver very well-spent.

We want to make sure that themagazine is the first place peo-

ple in this parish go to for infor-mation, so please let us know allabout your events and adven-tures. The more information wecan include, the more you get foryour money!

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Can you help?

Could you spare just an hour andhalf every six weeks to help keepour beautiful church inWhitbourne looking clean andcared for? If so, Claudia (and theother volunteers) would be veryhappy to hear from you! Pleasephone her on 821583. New vol-unteers for our other rotas wouldalso be very welcome.

CRIME PREVENTION EVENING

West Mercia police invite you tomeet your local policing teams atthe Plough Inn, Stoke Lacy, at7.15pm on Tuesday 24thFebruary.

There will be a detailed presenta-tion of the SMARTWATER systemand the opportunity to join theRural Watch scheme will also beavailable.

SMARTWATER, a unique proper-ty-marking scheme, will be avail-able at a vastly reduced rate. Thesystem is highly effective andhas a 100% success rate whenused in court cases and is usedby 95% of UK police forces. It isintended that there will also beother crime prevention measuresdemonstrated by a security com-pany.

In addition, members of the localNeighbourhood Watch teams willbe in attendance, offering anopportunity to find out moreabout the work they do in part-nership with West Mercia police.

Members of your local policingteam will also be on hand toanswer any questions or issuesaffecting your community.

Jenson Jones


Sponsorship with a smileSeeking sponsorship by raisingsmiles at the next WADS pro-duction will be Joe Bond, whoaims to raise £5,000 for CancerResearch UK by taking part in theLondon Marathon on April 26th.

Laughter Lines: A Miscellany ofComedy and Farce, which will beperformed on March at theVillage Hall, at 7.30pm, is a spe-cial performance of a miscellanyof comic skits. All proceeds fromthe performance will go to spon-sor Joe, who is running themarathon for his mum Jane.

Jane, whom many know from her

involvement with WADS, as wellas her work at Knightwick sur-gery, is currently having treat-ment for cancer.

Joe says: “The reason to chooseCancer Research as my charityseemed fitting as there is very lit-tle known about cancer startingin the appendix and I would liketo think that money raised maygo to helping research in thisarea, perhaps finding a moreeffective treatment so that oth-ers may be much more fortunatethan my Mum.”

Jane has always loved being

involved with WADS productionsand will be helping out asprompt for the Panto ‘Ali Babaand the Mystic Cave’ andLaughter Lines. We can think ofno better way to raise money forJoe’s sponsorship than putting asmile on the faces of our audi-ence. We hope you will come tothe production and/or sponsorJoe online. The web site addressis http://www.runningspon-sorme.org/joebond.

Tickets available at the villageshop or 01886 821510.

Meg Dawson

A snapshot from Holland - farming with an special purpose

In my last piece I wrote a bitabout ‘care farming’. I have justreturned from a two day ‘carefarm’ study tour in theNetherlands. They are 10 yearsahead of us, with 1,000 carefarms established, providingcare, recuperation and trainingfor clients of all sorts. We visitedfour very different projectsaccompanied by Ina Kattenburg,who acted as our guide andtranslator. Ina has been involvedin care farming in Holland as anadvisor for many years; I met herwhen she spoke at one of thefirst conferences on the subjectin this country four years ago,and had the idea then after hear-ing her presentation that a studytour would be really useful. Isn’tit great when sometimes ideascome to fruition?

The projects ranged from a dairyfarmer milking 60 beautiful redHolstein cows. It transpired thatone of the autistic women heworks with just loved brushingcows! It showed. He lived andworked on his own until threeyears ago when, with his neigh-bour who has goats and ponies,he started working with autisticteenagers. It all seems to beworking well.

The other projects included ayoung couple working with 26psychiatric patients in their plantnursery under two acres of glass,and a menagerie of farm and zooanimals. And a man in his earlysixties who had spent a lifetimegrowing everything from toma-toes and cucumbers to roses andbonsai trees in his five acres ofglass house, and now wanted togive something back to society.He had started working with asy-lum seekers with mental illness-es in a new project growingorganic vegetables and creating afarm shop and tea room in thefront part of the greenhouse.

It was a very full couple of days. The group did not know each

other particularly well before-hand. We were made up of threefarmers, one smallholder, twoRural Business consultants andour West Midlands Care Farmingconsultant. We all gained differ-ent things from the trip but as wesat around the kitchen tables lis-tening to the stories and experi-ences of the care farmers them-selves, we certainly got a sense oftheir deep commitment and careof their charges, whether thatwas driven by a belief in God’smessage or a strong social con-science, and we heard about theups and downs –frustrations andrewards. It was a real inspirationand a pat on the back for human-ity.

Julia Evans

Dairy farmer Art serves the group tea

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Policing news With the new year now upon us,we have a few events for you tobe aware of and hopefully attend.The first is the PACT meetingwhich is to be held at The FalconMews at 7pm on 12th Feb 2009.

The PACT process allows you tovoice any concerns that affectyour community and is an oppor-tunity to meet the local policingteams face to face.

Other news includes the investi-gation and subsequent arrest of aman for a series of burglaryoffences committed throughout2008. This individual travelledgreat distances to commitoffences and has been dealt withfor 17 offences of burglary of

dwellings in Herefordshire and isnow serving a 4-year prison sen-tence. I hope this sends out theright message to all would-becriminals and deters others fromfollowing this path.

In recent weeks, police across theWest Midlands region have seenan increase in distraction burgla-ries when callers posing as waterboard staff, TV engineers and thelike, charm their way into thehouses of the vulnerable and dis-tract them, whilst their accom-plices slip into the propertyunseen and remove cash andvaluables. The main caller thenmakes his excuses and leaves.

Whilst the numbers of these bur-

glaries are low, common to manyof them is the sighting of a silverMk 5 Volkswagen Golf car. Policebelieve the same car is beingused but with different numberplates on it each time.

If you see a silver VW Golf withtwo or more men in it, parkednear the house of someonewhom is elderly or vulnerable orif you see such a car in other sus-picious circumstances, you areurged to contact the police on0300 333 3000 as soon as possi-ble or ring 999 in an emergency.

PC 1950 John Meek

Thanks from St Richard’s HospiceWe were delighted to receive themost wonderful donation of£307.41 that was raised from theMistletoe and Wine Carol Concertat Whitbourne Village Hall justbefore Christmas. This is greatlyappreciated and I can assure youwill be used wisely in providingthe best possible specialist pal-liative care for our patients andtheir families.

Please would you pass on ourmost sincere thanks to everyonewho contributed to making theevening such a success and inparticular to Mr Martin Wall andthe choir for their hard work.

I would like to reiterate that it isonly through the generosity ofpeople like you and the othersinvolved in the evening who holdsuch lovely events for the hos-

pice and with the input of ourother donors and volunteers thatwe can continue to provide careand support for our community.

2009 is our silver anniversaryand we are so glad that we havebeen able to answer the increas-ing demand for our care. We nowhelp 1,800 patients and theirfamilies each year through allour services, including our nurs-es in the community and ourfamily support team. Each monthwe receive at least 70 new refer-rals to our Clinical NurseSpecialists who support patientsin their own homes. Our 15-bedIn-patient Unit runs 24-hours aday, all year round, offering spe-cialist palliative care with a ratioof nurses to patients of 2:1. TheUnit is frequently at full capacity.

As you can imagine, all these spe-cialist services are very costly toprovide. We need to find 70% ofthe £4.23m it costs to provideour services this year, so we arevery appreciative of your dona-tion.

Marilyn Peachey Director of Fundraising

PJ Day is back on Fri 6th Feb –come and join Worcestershire’sBiggest Pyjama Party! Simplywear your pyjamas all day towork, school or going about youreveryday routine and help raisemoney for St. Richard's Hospice.For more information contact theFundraising Team on 01905763963 or go towww.strichards.org.uk.

Tiblands Open MorningTiblands Nursery School will wel-come visitors to their OpenMorning on Saturday February 7,from 10am till noon.

All are welcome to visit the nurs-

ery and chat to staff, who will behappy to talk about the servicesthey offer.

Tiblands, which is Ofsted-approved can give information

on local schools.

If you are unable to visit on the7th, please call to book anappointment for another time on01886 821394.


Letter from the Bishop of LudlowCarpe diem – Seize the moment –Kairos – a moment of time.

There are opportunities whichmay be taken or missed. Theyusually come quickly and wehave the discernment to acceptthem and act or we miss the timeand it is gone.

It was such a Kairos momentwhen Mary and Joseph took thebaby Jesus into the temple andSimeon and Anna were there,who greeted them and recog-nised in that moment the Christchild. It was this occasion whichgave us the wonderful words ofthe Nunc Dimittis, when Simeontook the baby Jesus in his armsand said “Lord now let your ser-vant go in peace: your word hasbeen fulfilled. My own eyes haveseen the salvation: which youhave prepared in the sight ofevery people; a light to reveal youto the nations: and the glory ofyour people Israel.” There wasalso the prophecy that Jesuswould be rejected and that asword would pierce Mary’s soul

too. Simeon and Anna recognisedJesus in that moment and seizedit. They were able to do sobecause of a lifetime of worship,prayer and waiting. It was thisthat gave them the gift of dis-cernment when Mary and Josephcame into the temple with Jesus.

This occasion has become whatwe know as Candlemas, when thecelebration of Jesus being bornof Mary comes to an end and webegin to look forward to Lent,Holy Week and Easter. This isbrought out powerfully for us inthe liturgy of the day, when welight candles celebrating Christ’sbirth as we look back over thelast forty days, and then blowingthem out, a poignant momentwhich points us to Jesus’ pas-sion, death and resurrection. It islike a hinge moment in theChurch’s year as we look backand look forward.

Such a time has also come to mepersonally because I haveannounced my intention toresign as Bishop and Archdeacon

of Ludlow. The 31st May will bemy last Sunday and I shall not beable to accept any invitationsafter that date. I am most fortu-nate in being able to look backover 44 years of life as a Deacon,Priest and Bishop in this Dioceseand now look forward to thefuture. I am most grateful to allthe people who have given me somuch in this Diocese with whomI have worked over many years.However it is a good moment toleave as I am so involved withyou all in the 2015 Consultationwhich enables us to look forwardto a vibrant, thriving church car-rying on God’s mission in a fastchanging world.

Please join with me in DagHammarskjold’s prayer, which Ihave said daily for many years.

“Father, for all that has beenthanks, to all that shall be, yes.”

Bishop Michael HooperBishop of Ludlow

What’s on - upcoming eventsFancy a really good breakfast,using local produce, in the com-pany of friends and neighbours,all for a very worthy cause? Lookno further than Whitbourne vil-lage hall on Sunday February 1,when the annual Farmers’Breakfast will be held from 9amto 12 noon, all to raise funds forthe Renton Cancer Unit.

A concert in aid of St Richard’sHospice will be held on SaturdayFebruary 28 at WorcesterCathedral - tickets for the ElgarAnniversary Concert are avail-able from the ESO box office , oremail [email protected], or tele-phone 01386 – 791044.

Rod Mason and His Hot Five will

perform on Monday March 16, at7.30pm at The Royal NationalCollege for the Blind, inHereford.

The critically acclaimed tradi-tional jazz band are playing justa handful of venues including atthe Royal National College forthe Blind (RNC), Hereford.

Their broad repertoire is firmlyrooted in classic jazz, featuringMason’s original arrangementsfrom Louis Armstrong’s Hot Fiveand Seven, King Oliver’s CreoleBand and Jelly Roll Morton’s RedHot Peppers, plus a wide selec-tion of material from other(sometimes unexpected) sources.

Bar, doors open 7pm for 7.30pmstart. Tickets £15 from RNCFundraising on 01432 376372 (e-

mail [email protected]) or from The Outback,Church Street, Hereford.

The combination of skill andstrength needed for hedgelayingwill be ably demonstrated onSaturday February 7 atChurchfields, Whitbourne, whenthe Parish Hedging Competitiongets under way. In aid of the AirAmbulance, the event will alsofeature a cake stall, for whichdonations are welcome. Pleasecontact Jenny Mitchell or RuthNeville concerning the cake stall.

The Annual Parish Meeting takesplace at Whitbourne village hallon Tuesday March 3 at 7.30pm -all are welcome.

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WI recipesMustard chicken with winter vegetables

1 chicken, about 1.8kg/4lb in weight2 onions6 celery sticks6 carrots2 bay leaves2 thyme sprigs1tsp black peppercorns50g/2oz butter100g/4oz smoked bacon lardons3 small turnips, peeled and cut into wedges1tbsp plain flour2tbsps wholegrain mustard3 rounded tbsps creme fraichehandful of parsley, chopped

Put the chicken in a large pot. Halve 1 onion, 1 cel-ery stick and 1 carrot. Add to the pot with theherbs, peppercorns and a sprinkling of salt. Addwater to come halfway up the chicken, bring to theboil, then cover tightly and simmer for 1½ hrs.

Cool slightly, remove the chicken to a dish, thenstrain the stock into a bowl.

When the chicken is cool enough to handle, stripthe meat from the bones and tear into pieces withyour hands.

Chop the remaining onion, and cut the celery andcarrots into thick slices. Heat the butter in thesame pot, add the onion and lardons, then gentlyfry for 5 mins until just starting to brown. Add theremaining veg, then fry for 2 mins. Stir in the flour,then cook for 1 min. Measure 900ml of stock (ifyou don’t have enough, make up with water) thengradually add to the pan, stirring. Cover, then sim-mer for 20-25 mins until vegetables are tender.

Return the chicken to the pan with the mustardand creme fraiche, then return to a simmer, stirringgently. Season and sprinkle with parsley.

Sticky clementine cake with cheesecake cream

12 seedless clementines, unpeeled500g/1lb 2oz golden caster sugar200g/8oz butter, softened, plus a little extra forgreasingzest of 1 lemon, plus a squeeze of juice3 eggs, separated300g/10oz ground almonds100g/4oz fine polenta or cornmeal2 x 150ml pots natural yogourt250g tub mascarpone

Heat oven to 160C/fan 180c/gas 4. Boil the kettleand thinly slice 5 of the clementines horizontally,discarding the ends. In a small pan, melt 250g ofthe sugar with 300ml boiling water, then increasethe heat until the syrup is simmering. Add theclementine slices, then cover and cook for 20 minsuntil the slices are tender. Meanwhile, grease andline the base of a 25cm springform tin.

Use a slotted spoon to lift out the clementineslices, then arrange over the bottom of the tin.Grate the zest from the remaining 7 clementines,and set aside. Squeeze the juice from 4, then stirthis into the syrup. Boil for 10 mins until thick.Cool and set aside.

For the cake, beat 200g of the remaining sugarwith the butter, lemon zest and half of the clemen-tine zest until pale. Beat in the egg yolks one byone. Peel the three remaining zested clementine,the break the segments into a food processor andwhizz until pulpy. Stir this into the butter mixture

along with the almonds, polenta and one pot ofyogourt. Whisk the egg whites to stiff peaks, thengently fold into the cake mix. Carefully spoon themixture into the prepared tin, then bake for 1 hruntil a skewer inserted comes out clean. Cool inthe tin.

For the cheesecake cream, mix the remainingclementine zest with the mascarpone, the remain-ing pot of yogourt, 50g sugar and a good squeezeof lemon juice. Turn the cake out upside downonto a serving plate, then pour over some of thesticky syrup. Serve in wedges topped with a spoon-ful of the cheesecake cream, and a little moresyrup on the side.

Time to relax

I love to sit in my armchairMy feet resting on a stool

And gaze out through the windowAt the bird bath and the pool

The fish are swimming up and downEnjoying the morning sun

And the birds are having a lovely timeAs they get their bathing done

What more could you ask for to relax your mindThe silence is rewarding

I am lost in time, this hour is mineI hope no-one comes calling!

Shirley Whittall


At A GlanceSunday February 1, 9am-noon, Whitbourne village hall, Farmers’ Breakfast, in aid of Renton CancerUnit.

Friday February 6 and Saturday February 7, Whitbourne village hall, WADS presents ‘Ali Baba andthe Mystic Cave’, by Brian Willis. Performances at 7.30pm on both evenings and at 2.30pm onSaturday February 7. Adults £6, children £4 - tickets available from the box office on 01886 821641.

Wednesday February 4, 11am, Whitbourne Village Hall, Friendship Club.

Saturday February 7, Churchfields, Whitbourne. Parish Hedging Competition, in aid of AirAmbulance. Cake stall - donations welcome; please contact Jenny Mitchell or Ruth Neville.

Saturday February 14, 7.30pm, Sapey Golf Club, 60s and 70s music with Steve Palmer. Hot buffet(curry/lasagne), raffle. Tickets £10. In aid of Tedstone Delamere Church and Saltmarshe and DistrictHall. Donations welcome. Ring Kathleen Harris 01885 483681.

Saturday February 28, Whitbourne, Safari Supper.

Tuesday March 3, 7.30pm, Annual Parish Meeting, Whitbourne Village Hall.While members of the public are welcome to attend all parish council meetings, the annual meeting isintended as an opportunity for public discussion of any issue affecting the village

Tuesday March 24, 8.00pm, North Bromyard Group Parish Council, Upper Sapey Village Hall.Members of the public are welcome to attend.

Saturday July 11, Whitbourne church, Fete and Annual Garden Show. More details later.

EVERY FRIDAY, 9.30-11.30am Upper Sapey Village Hall FRIDAY MARKET. Fresh produce, crafts and plants. Tea, coffee and cake. A percentage of all moneyraised is donated to the Acorn’s Children’s Hospice and County Air Ambulance. In addition, the second Friday of every month is a fundraiser for local and national charities.

For more information about events in Bromyard and the surrounding area, why not visit the community website www.bromyard.info ?

Mobile library visitsHerefordshire’s mobile library will be visiting the area every third Friday.

Its itinerary is as follows: Upper Sapey Post Office 10.45am-11.05am, Tedstone Delamere Hill Cross11.20am-11.40am, Whitbourne village hall 11.50am-12.30pm, Bringsty Common 1.15pm-1.35pm,

Bishops Frome village hall 2.05pm-2.50pm.

Whitbourne Friendship Club

The Friendship Club meets at Whitbourne Village Hall, in the small hall, on the first Wednesday ofevery month from 11am to 12.30pm. The dates for 2009 are as follows:

February 4th, March 4th, April 1st, May 6th, June 3rd, July 1st, August 5th, Sept 2nd, Oct 7th,Nov 4th, Dec 2nd.

If you would like to join us for a coffee and friendly chat (and occasional guest speaker) please come along. If you would like more information, please contact Ann Roberts, 821063,

or Eileen Badger, 821501.

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Useful numbers (all 01886 unless shown otherwise)Knightwick Surgery 821279

Great Witley Surgery 01299 896788

Nunwell Surgery, Bromyard 01885 483412

Herefordshire Council 01432 260000

Worcestershire Council 01905 763763

West Mercia Constabulary 08457 444888

Rural policing team:

PC Jill Richardson 07816 548932

CSO Stephanie Annette 07970 602354

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Are you looking for a friendly, happy school for your child?

If you would like to meet us please phone the school

on: 01886 821266 to make an appointment to view the school

or email us at: [email protected].

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� P ainting; In ternal a nd E x ternal

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P rovid ing an entire range o f hom e

decoration serv ices including:

W ith over 5 years experience you can be sure of an excellent result as

w ell as a com petitive price. R eferences are available upon request.

P lease do not hesitate to call fo r a no obligation quote. N o job too big

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DIRTY OVEN!DOMESTIC OVEN CLEANING

By the UK’s leading Oven Cleaning Company

OVENCLEANCleaning undertaken by one of our engineers, based in Suckley

Over 500,000 cleans!Non caustic fresh solution every time

Hobs, Extractors and microwaves also undertaken

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L Y N C R O S SCLEANING SERVICES

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GROUNDS MAINTENANCE

Most aspects of tree surgery undertaken, includingpruning, trimming, felling and removal

Hedge laying and fencingMowing and garden maintenance

From private garden to agricultural (HLS) workNPTC qualified and full public liability insurance

Contact 01886 821542 or 07813 611221

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FOR SALE Honda HR214Rotary Mower

~~~~~~~~~~~~~Locally serviced from newPlease call 01886 821189

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Qualified chainsaw operatorTelephone:

01531 670756 or 07789 062450

Garden & LandscapeMaintenance

Chris Treuttens

Riding lessons-for all agesand abilities.Hacking-through wonderfulcountryside.Horse Livery-small friendlyyard.

Roger BenbowBHSAI Registered Instructor

Phone: 01885 488791mobile: 07792 358741www.tiptonhallridingschool.com

Tipton Hall Riding School

WHITBOURNE ON THE WEBClick into the future with the Parish Of Greater Whitbourne’s

own website at www.whitbourne.org.ukwith links to all sorts of local websites you can find out what’s going on at the school, withthe farming community, Tanga in Touch, the People of Old Whitbourne Project and muchmore. Take a look at the picture gallery or the diary page to see what’s been happening

and what’s coming up.

And, for all your online shopping needs, visitwww.buy.at/Whitbourne

where every purchase earns a commission for the Parish of Greater WhitbourneKeep on buying on line using www.buy.at/Whitbourneto connect you to those retailers that pay us to shop!


R2D2 SURVEYS LIMITEDLand and Engineering Surveying Services.Topographical Surveys for Planning Applications

Setting Out of Civil Engineering and BuildingsVolumetric Surveys and Earthmoving Design

GPS and Robotic Equipment for fast accurate SurveysRoger Dixon, Smythes Croft, Whitbourne, Herefordshire. WR6 5RP

Tel 07973 381362 Email: radixon @ lineone.net

Red Kite

Pest Control &

Wildlife Management

Com bining Tradition and InnovationCom bining Tradition and InnovationCom bining Tradition and InnovationCom bining Tradition and Innovation

For all your local Pest Control requirements Humane, environmentally responsible methods

Flexible Contracts ~ Individual Treatments

BPCA and NPTA Qualified

NPTA and UKPCO member

All INSECT Pests

All RODENT Pests

All WILDLIFE Pests

Specialized Trapping service

Pest Prevention

Free Advice ~ Free initial survey

Free no obligation Quotations

Telephone Andy Staples on:

07977 044987 / 01886 832730

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Tiblands Nursery SchoolWhitbourneNr WorcesterWR6 5RE

01886 821394

Sylvia & Trish Garness NNEB NVQ3 TDLB (Assessor for the NVQ)Take Ten More For Play (after school training)

Established in 1966, new purpose built building officially opened onSaturday 7th October 2006.

Ofsted approved and nursery education grants accepted. Good partnerships with local schools.

Open all year round from 8.30-6pm for children aged 2-5 years, offer-ing quality care and education in a secure and nourishing environment.

After-school club open Monday to Friday.

For more details or to arrange a visit contact Sylvia or Trish.

Have you got a problem with yourTV, VIDEO, WASHING MACHINE,

MICROWAVE etc ?

Then callPat Priest

General Electric ServicesNOW!

Established locally for 18 years withover 30 years experience of the

trade. We offer fast, reliable andhonest solutions to your problems at

fixed rate prices01886 821109

24 hour answering services

WOODBURNINGMULTIFUEL, OIL & ELECTRIC

STOVES

FLUE & CHIMNEY LININGOIL FIRED AGA/RAYBURN

SERVICING

SHOWROOMOVER 20 STOVES ON DISPLAYSTOVAX, AUSTROFLAMM,

AARROW,DON & WARMLAND

OPENWED-FRI 10am-4pm SAT 10am-1pm

AT STEPS FARM, CLIFTONUPON TEME

IAN & SUE SPAREY

(01886) 81245207746 762021

HETAS/OFTEC REGISTERED

Historic Building Health Checks; Surveys; Specifications; Job SupervisionWide ranging advice - for all types of construction and repair

using traditional methods and materials.Over thirty years' experiencePrincipal; Noel Knight IHBC

Perryfield House, Whitbourne, Worcester WR6 5RZtel/fax 01886 822107; mobile 07813 161428; e-mail [email protected]

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STILL ESCAPEDContinuing to avoid the rat race!

I am available to cut grass and hedges.

NEW - I can also build you any wooden shed, garage, dog kennel, etc. designed and built to your requirements

from fully treated wood.

Richard Bond 01886 821641

HH BBAA SS

M. BRADSHAW

GENERAL BUILDER

ALL ASPECTS OF BUILDING WORK

UNDERTAKEN

TEL: 01886 821447

MOBILE: 07714 542536

E mail: [email protected]

Mick RonePlumbing & Elite Bathrooms

THE COMPLETE INSTALLATION

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Lighting effectsSuperb tiling ideasAir baths installedSpecial needs

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Tel/Fax 01886 884598

BROMYARD BOARDING KENNELSNew Barnes, Bromyard, Herefordshire HR7 4PA

1 mile out of Bromyard on the Stourport road (B4203)

Proprietor: Richard EvansTel. & fax: 01885 483486

Extra large luxuryheated accommodation

180-acre country setting for ample daily exercise

Vaccinated boarders only

Fully licensed and insured

Inspection most welcomeBy appointment

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TAYLORS CONSERVATORY CAREA family run business with anestablished reputation for

professional top quality service

Supply and InstallationAftersales care and Re-roofing

We supply and fit:

- Aluminium Windows and Doors- UPVC Windows and Doors- Hardwood and Softwood Windows and Doors- Conservatories in Hardwood, UPVC and Aluminium

We are agents for Compton Garages and Alton Greenhouses, also Pilkingtons Approved Installers

PLEASE PHONE FOR A FREE QUOTATION contact us at 22 Saxon Close,

Clifton-upon-Teme Worcester WR6 6DL01886 812424 Mob. 07801 281821

WWooooddeenndd

Painter & DecoratorInterior & Exterior

HeathfieldBringsty

Nr WorcesterTel:- 01886 821392

! Good Eating !

Outside catering for any occasionParties, Weddings, Receptions, Funeral teas

Very competitive prices & excellent service

For more information call:Janet Rogers (01885) 482392

J. A. C JoineryBespoke hand madekitchens, fine furnitureand joinery. Please see ourwebsite for our portfolio.

Competitive prices.

To discuss your requirementsand request a free quotation,contact us at :- Unit 44 The Hop Pocket craft centreBishops Frome, Worcester WR6 5BT

Daytime Telephone07968 343174or 07742 228196

Evening Tel / Fax 01432 850288

www.jacjoinery.co.uk

Alan RogersTree Maintenance& Gardening

4 Clover CourtBromyard,Herefordshire,HR7 4BJ

Phone: 01885 482916


LOGSSALE4Call 07721 458089or 01886 821394

Beckford Fine ArtFINE ART VALUERS AND AUCTIONEERS

Founded by James Forster, a formerPicture Valuer for Sotheby's,Beckford Fine Art provides:

Specialist advice for those wishing tobuy or sell at auction

Free valuations for sale at auctionFormal written valuations for insurance,

probate and tax purposes

For more information about our valuation days, or to make an

appointment, please contact us:

01989 [email protected]

The Gatehouse, Grange Farm, Harewood End Estate, Hereford HR2 8JS

www.beckfordfineart.co.uk

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CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING SPECIALISTS

PART OF CHAMBERMAIDS EST. 1993

50% Discount Offer- Fully Trained & Insured Operators- Latest Equipment- Minimum Drying Times- We Move Furniture- Customer Satisfaction Guarantee- Oriental Rug Specialists- Stainshield Treatment- Deodorizer Treatment- Conditioning Treatment- Quotations on Request

Carpet & Upholstery Cleaning Specialists, Highfields, Knightwick, Worcestershire WR6 5QG

CARPETS Normal Discounted(average) Price PriceLounge (15’ x 12’) £52 £26Through Lounge (20’ x 12’) £64 £32Hall, Stairs, Landing (Standard) £64 £32Bedroom £52 £26

UPHOLSTERY3 Piece Suite from £100 £50Leather Suite price on application

CURTAINS (in situ)Full Length (per pair) £60 £30Half Length (per pair) £50 £25

Minimum charge £26

* BOOKING LINE *01886 821554

07971 603007

PIG ROASTS, BUFFETS & BBQ'S

FREE RANGE, TRADITIONAL

PORK ROAST

Also

JACKET POTATOES,SALADS,

BBQ GRILL AND BUFFETS

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JCB 3CX and MINI DIGGER HIRE

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City and Guilds Registered20 Years experience

Public Liability Insured10% Discount for OAPs

Tony Clarke6 Toll House Close, Rushwick, Worcester, WR2 5TX

Tel: 07793 815369 01905 424738

The Village Stores

For all your day to day needs :-

� Daily Newspapers & Magazines� Boxed orders for collection� Off Licence & Cigarettes� Fresh Meat & Vegetables� Lottery, E Top up & Credit Card facilities� Local Products� Organic & Trade goods available

Come along and see us

My Shop is your shop - Shop local

Opening timesMonday - Friday 7.00am to 6.00pmSunday 9.00am to 12.00 noon

27 The VillageClifton upon Teme01886 812303

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S.A.C Dip FHPT S.A.C Dip FHPP

I offer treatments of:

• Corns • Callus• Nails: nail trimming, ingrown nails and

thickened nails• Fungal Infections • Verrucas

I also offer biomechanical assessments, custom made insoles and general foot care advice.

Prices:Nail trimming - £14

Full treatment (for corns, callus etc…includes a nail trim) - £20

Home Visits - £26

For an appointment please telephone the surgery on

01885 482007Clinics are held in Bromyard and Collington

LJBBOOK KEEPING & ACCOUNTS

• BOOK KEEPING• INVOICING• CREDIT CONTROL• VAT RETURNS• SELF ASSESSEMENT

T: 01886 821447 M:07753 508 484E: [email protected]

ALL YOUR BOOK KEEPING REQUIREMENTS

FEEL LIKE KICKING YOUR COMPUTER?

Don’t! Save your energy tocall your local

COMPUTER GURU!01905 830794 or 07815 697703DAVID KIRBY can solve your

problems and save your sanity!


Stop at theshop

Home-made preserves, freshlocal fruit & vegetables, cards,stationery, soaps, cleaning andhousehold products, sweets andchocolates and much more.

Opening hours

Weekdays:8.45 a.m. to 5.30 p.m.

Saturday:9.00 a.m. to 3.00 p.m.

Sunday: 10.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m.

Run entirely by volunteersfor your community

Offering quality childcareand

pre-school educationsFor 0-5 year olds

Open 7.30am - 6.00pmExperienced qualified staff

Flexible hoursOfsted Registered

Nursery Education Grants available

Also offering job opportunities forprofessional, committed staff

looking for support in theircareer development.

For further details, please telephoneManager

Sandra Sharratt at the Centre01886 812380

The Village, Clifton-upon-TemeWorcester WR6 6DH

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SERVICING & REPAIRTO ALL TYPES OF

GARDEN MACHINERY

BRIAN RICHARDSGarden & Farm Machinery

Clifton-On-Teme07831 306 487 DAY TIME01886 812 628 EVENING

COLLECTION & DELIVERY

LOCAL HOUSEAND

ANIMAL SITTER

FOR ALL YOUR GOING AWAY NEEDS

InsuredCRB checked

ExperiencedTailor made packages

Short noticeQualified

Reliable

Fully established & affordableA job is never too big or smallFor more info give me a call

Rachel2 Pewcroft Cottage, Suckley, Worcs, WR6 5DG

01886 884525Email: [email protected]

Chestnut Construction Ltd

Civil Engineering & Building Work

Site ClearanceEarth MovingDrainage

Groundworks & Bio DiscsDriveways

House BuildingIndustrial Building

01886 82145307817 198303

LEE JAMES CARPENTRY & JOINERY

Qualified and experienced in all aspects of carpentry

Kitchens supplied and fittedFirst and second fixDoors and windowsOak timber framesLoft conversions

RoofingRenovations - old and newPlastic facias and guttering

For free quotes, competitive prices and a professional service, please phone:

07779 073870 or 01886 821151

Quality & satisfaction guaranteed

Researching Bromyard Area, Local Family,House or Local History?We have Parish Registers, Censuses,

maps, newspapers, photos & much moreAt

THE LOCAL HISTORY CENTRE5 Sherford St, Bromyard (next to the Post Office)

Opening Hours Thurs & Fri. 10-1 & 2-4.30 Sat 10-12.30Tel 01885 488755 (opening hours only)

e-mail: [email protected]: www.bromyardhistorysociety.org.uk


STEVE WHEELER

Whitbourne Community Car SchemeIf you have transport problems getting to medical

appointments etc. we will be happy to help. Please start ringing from the top of the list

- Current charge: 12p per mile from driver's door to driver's door- The service covers all residents in the Parish of Greater Whitbourne- Please give as much notice as possible when you need transport- Our drivers reserve the right to refuse a request if they feel it inappropriate- Volunteers are always welcome; please ring Gillie Stormonth Darling on 821918.

Message to all who display this notice:PLEASE DISPLAY THE LATEST UPDATED COPY - THANK YOU FOR YOUR CO-OPERATION.

This page updated February 2009

1. John Allan: 8214502. Gillie Stormonth Darling 821918

3.Susie Tetley 8214324. Meg Dawson 8215105. Asimina Smith 8124356. Janet Knight: 8216191.

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DANCE CLASSESMonday

Whitbourne Village HallAbsolute Beginners Line Dance Course

7.00pm to 8.00pmImprover & Intermediate Line Dancing

8.00pm to 10.00pm Wednesday

Martley Village HallClassic & Golden Oldies Line Dancing

7.00pm to 8.00pmIntermediate Line Dancing8.00pm to 10.00pm

FridayWhitbourne Village Hall

Absolute Beginners Partner Dance Course 7.00pm to 8.00pm

Improver & Intermediate Partner Dancing8.00pm to 10.00pm

Jeff & Thelma MillsTel:01886 821772 Mobile:0773300 8664

OOur Parish Cycle of Prayer

1st Feb Whitbourne8th Feb Wolferlow15th Feb Edvin Loach22nd Feb Upper Sapey1st Mar Tedstone Wafre8th Mar Tedstone Delamere15th Mar Whitbourne22nd Mar Wolferlow29th Mar Edvin Loach

Useful information

For the theme of the readings, please refer to thereading sheets available at the back of the Church.Readers need to check with the celebrant as to whichreading is preferred if an alternative is shown.

Liturgical colours:

February: 1st White; 8th-22nd GreenMarch: Purple

FFlloowweerrss & Brasses - Whitbourne

1st Feb Mrs A Taylor8th Feb Mrs A Taylor15th Feb Mrs Y Evans22nd Feb Mrs Y Evans1st Mar Mrs Mary Jones8th Mar Mrs Mary Jones15th Mar Mrs D Haddock & Mr L Haddock22nd Mar Mrs D Haddock & Mr L Haddock29th Mar Mr and Mrs A Cunningham

Any queries regarding church flowers shouldbe directed to Mrs Yvonne Evans on 821811.

Sidesmen - Whitbourne

1st Feb Mrs S Jones8th Feb Mr J Cummins15th Feb Mrs Y Evans22nd Feb Mrs M Kneen1st Mar Mr D Shaw8th Mar Mrs C Buxton15th Mar Mr J Allan22nd Mar Mrs S Jones29th Mar Mr J Cummins

Parish Communion Readers - Whitbourne

1st Feb Mrs M Kneen8th Feb Mrs Y Evans15th Feb Mrs B Allan22nd Feb Mrs S Dodd1st Mar Mr P Lack8th Mar Sir N Harington15th Mar Mr J Allan22nd Mar Mr J Bland29th Mar Mrs M Kneen

Church Cleaning - Whitbourne

31st Jan Mrs A Evans7th Feb Mrs C Buxton14th Feb Mrs M Kneen21st Feb Mr J and Mrs B Allan28th Feb Mrs E & Miss E Badger7th Mar Mrs A Evans14th Mar Mrs C Buxton21st Mar Mrs M Kneen28th Mar Mr J and Mrs B Allan

Upper Sapey

February Helen MilesMarch Carol Evans Fisher

Anyone wishing to be included in the cleaningrotas can contact Carol Wilde on 853491(Upper Sapey) or Claudia Buxton on 821583(Whitbourne). New volunteers for any of therotas are always welcome.

Coffee - Whitbourne

1st Feb Mrs C Buxton8th Feb Mrs A Taylor & Mrs M Williams15th Feb Mrs A Evans22nd Feb Mrs E Badger & Mrs P Ransley1st Mar Mr P Lack8th Mar Mrs W Cummins & Mrs S Dodd15th Mar Mr J and Mrs S Bland22nd Mar Mrs S Bland & Master S Cole29th Mar Mrs C Buxton

If the dates shown for the Whitbourne rotasare inconvenient and you are not able tochange with anyone else on the list, please letClaudia Buxton know on 01886 821583.Thank you to all those who put so much effortinto keeping our Churches running smoothly.

Church Rotasof Greater Whitbourne

1st February *Candlemass

8th FebruaryThird before Lent

15th FebruarySecond before Lent

22nd FebruaryNext before Lent

1st March *First Sunday of Lent

8th MarchSecond Sunday of Lent

15th MarchThird Sunday of Lent

22nd MarchMothering Sunday

29th MarchFifth Sunday of Lent

Church Services 6.30pm

9.30am

11am

9.30am

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3pm

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WhitbourneHoly Communion


Upper SapeyHoly Communion


Tedstone DelamereHoly Communion

Edvin LoachHoly Communion

WhitbourneFamily Communion




Tedstone DelamereHoly Communion

Edvin LoachHoly Communion

WhitbourneFamily Communion

Upper SapeyFamily Communion


The Holy Eucharist will be offered at Whitbourne every Wednesday at 10.30am* Denotes Book of Common Prayer

St Andrew, Wolferlow

St Michaeland all Angels, Upper Sapey

St JamesTedstone Delamere

St Mary, Edvin Loach

St John the Baptist, Whitbourne

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