This video about the dangers of dogs being kept in cars in high temperatures is from Hankerton’s very own Rory Cowlam !
This video about the dangers of dogs being kept in cars in high temperatures is from Hankerton’s very own Rory Cowlam !
Peter Wyman has very kindly forwarded a couple of photos from last weekend’s Strawberry Tea. You can see them if you <Click Here>.
If anyone else has any images please can they forward on to me and I’ll add them to the gallery.
Thanks,
Simon.
There’s a new planning application.
Details are here.
Five Lanes will be closed 5th – 9th August for repair and surface dressing.
Urgent Closure Notice Jct East of Five Lanes, Hankerton
Hankerton Parish Council has a vacancy for a councillor, to May 2017. Information about the Parish Council is at www.hankertonvillage.com
The Parish Council will decide who will fill the position at its meeting on Monday 5 September, 7.30pm; North Aisle. If two or more people put themselves forward candidates will be asked to speak at the meeting for up to two minutes to say why they should be selected.
If you want to be considered for the position please contact the Parish Clerk, Michael Bromley Gardner, by 31 August: mrbg@cotswoldwireless.co.uk; 01666 822186.
John Thorne
Hankerton entered its first-ever team in the Sherston Boules festival on Saturday July 16.
Playing under the name Petanqerton (I’ve been waiting ages to fit that in somewhere!) the team of Terry Mockler, John Edwards & Brian Dalton won their first game 11-5 , then were narrowly defeated in the second 9-11, but concluded that we had put in a creditable performance.
Some considerable brain-power was used, as can be seen by the pensive expressions on the attached pic !
An enjoyable time was had by all: how about we enter more teams next year?
Terry Mockler
We are invited by the Cirencester Science & technology Society to join them as on past occasions.
Here are the details : Ironbridge Visit
Bunny
1st July 2016 marks 100 years since the start of the Battle of the Somme.
There will be many commemoration ceremonies, the largest being at the Thiepval Memorial. Here 72,194 officers and men of the United Kingdom and South African forces killed in the Somme and with no known graves are remembered. This ceremony will be attended by senior members of our royal family.
Two of our villagers perished as a result of their injuries in the battle. Some of you will have read about them in the 2014 Hankerton History Group exhibition in the church, but for a reminder of their stories <Click Here>.