From : David Pynn
There is a leak in the sewer between Hankerton Bridge Pumping Station (PS) and Charlton.
While camera investigations and subsequent repairs are carried out, tankers are transferring sewage from the PS to Noah’s Ark, Charlton. This may last a while.
Residents driving may meet tankers in Vicarage Lane at any time of day or night. Damage to verges is inevitable.
David Pynn
From David Pynn
Website readers may like to see the latest hoard from the local drunks, recovered today from litter dumped in Five Lanes/Down Lane.
From Philip Carter and Claudine Pynn
Philip Carter & Claudine Pynn will be carrying out ‘house to
house’ collections in the village between 29 October and 12
November.
If we miss you please free to call at either Old School House,
Church Lane or 22 Follyfield.
We will have traditional poppies, 2022 metal pins and some
wooden crosses available.
Please could we ask that you are prepared for our visits by
having some cash available, as we don’t have card readers.
Thank You
From Susan Mockler
Wessex Week is approaching fast and we would love more people to come to hear these two eminent historians talk in the Abbey.
Cnut the Great: The Last West Saxon King? (Ryan Lavelle)
Anglo Saxons : Myth & Reality (Marc Morris)
There are more events – details on : www.wessex-week.org
Tickets are also available in the Tourist Information Centre in Malmesbury.
Many thanks,
Susan
From Susan Mockler
Wessex Week is approaching fast and we would love more people to come to hear these two eminent historians talk in the Abbey.
Cnut the Great: The Last West Saxon King? (Ryan Lavelle)
Anglo Saxons : Myth & Reality (Marc Morris)
There are more events – details on : www.wessex-week.org
Tickets are also available in the Tourist Information Centre in Malmesbury.
Many thanks,
Susan
Windfalls & Wildings
Paul Derby & Friends
Follow the apple’s journey from Asia to England in music and song!
Saturday 15 October @ 7pm – Rausing Building
Tickets avail now – see links below – or from Museum
We are delighted to bring you this live music show, postponed from 2020 and devised and performed by Paul Derby and Friends. A musical journey from the Heavenly Mountains to the Pewsey Vale.
From its origins in the wild mountain fruit forests of central Asia, along the silk routes to mainland Europe, we trace the apple’s journey to England.
This is a story of mixed fortunes, leading to celebration and grass roots revival.
The band brings you a blend of spoken word, tunes and original songs… with plenty of opportunities to join in!
https://athelstan-museum.arttickets.org.uk/athelstan-museum/2022-10-15-windfalls-and-wildings/book
https://athelstan-museum.arttickets.org.uk/
From Linda Hendy : lmhendy@gmail.com
There’s nobody to host the weekly Saturday coffee morning this week and next (15th and 22nd). Can anyone help ?
Linda Hendy
lmhendy@gmail.com
From Laura Shack : volunteer@juliashouse.org
Are you looking to make some new friends, support your local community or build your skills? Volunteers are being called on to join the Julia’s House team and help out at the children’s hospice charity’s shops across Wiltshire.
Anneka Grayson, Julia’s House Volunteer Co-ordinator said, “There are lots of volunteering roles and new ones coming up all the time, so we’d love to hear from anyone who has a few hours to spare. And you don’t have to have experience to be a volunteer at Julia’s House, as we provide all the training you’ll require.”
If you are interested or would like more information, contact the Julia’s House Volunteer Team on 01202 644220 / 07748 684043 or volunteer@juliashouse.org
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