Village Newsletter February 2016 Out Now

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Village Newsletter February 2016The February edition of our bi-monthly Village Newsletter is out now. The Village Newsletter is a full colour newsletter and paper copies are distributed to your door every other month free of charge, but should you mislay your copy and/or wish to look at back copies of the newsletter then they are also available here on the website, as are all of our other publications.
The latest copies of all our regular publications are available via links in the top right corner of our website (Recent Publications). This area of the website shows the 7 most recent publications but all previous copies are still available. Typically our publications are one of the following, but can from time to time include other publications:

  • Church Newsletter (monthly)
  • Village Newsletter (bi-monthly)
  • Parish Council Agenda (monthly)
  • Parish Council Minutes (monthly)

Church Newsletter

If you wish to access back copies of the Church Newsletter then these are available on the Church Newsletter Page, which date back to September 2014. This page also contains information and contact details of the editor, Rosemary King, should you have any questions, require a paper copy or wish to add content.

Village Newsletter

If you wish to access back copies of the Village Newsletter then these are available on the Village Newsletter Action Group Page, which date back to October 2012. This page also contains information and contact details of the editor, Dale Keeling, should you have any questions or wish to add content. Advertisements are also available (half page and full page).

Parish Council Agenda and Minutes

If you wish to access back copies of Parish Council Agendas or Minutes then these are available on the Council Minutes Page, which date back to 2013. You can read more about the Parish Council on the Parish Council Page, which also contains the contacts details for the Clerk to the Council, Geoffrey Tooke, should you have any further questions or wish to raise a question with the council.
If you have a regular village publication that you would like included on the website then please contact us.

December Village Newsletter Out Now

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The December 2013 edition of the village’s bi-monthly newsletter is now out, in full colour. Look out for it dropping through your letterbox, but as usual it is available here on the website along with previous editions.
To celebrate this, our inaugural full colour edition, there is a colouring competition for the children and Christmas recipes, as well as all the usual village news and updates, activities and dates for your diary.
Maybe you have a story, letter or recipe to include? Find out more about the Village Newsletter, including previous editions and the contact details of the editor, Dale Keeling.

October Village Newsletter Out Now

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The October 2013 edition of the village’s bi-monthly newsletter is now out so look out for it dropping through your letterbox soon. If you just can’t wait or have misplaced your copy then never fear it is available here in digital (PDF) format (October 2013 Newsletter). This bi-monthly edition contains the usual updates on village news and activities, a welcome to Mr Jason Henderson and Miss Charlotte Courtenay, the school’s new Headmaster and reception teacher respectively, plus stories and puzzles.
No Trick Or TreatWith Halloween fast approaching there is a festive spooky story, “The Phantom Lorry”, and for those who would rather not participate in Trick or Treat, a handy poster to put in your window (back page of the newsletter). We wish all ‘Trick or Treat’ers a safe and fun evening, but also request that you please look out for these posters and respect the home owners’ wishes not to participate.
Maybe you have a story, letter or recipe to include? Find out more about the Village Newsletter, including previous editions and the contact details of the editor, Dale Keeling.