THE APRIL LETTER TO THE UNITED PARISH
The Rectory
Park Road, Little Easton
Dunmow, Essex CM6 2JJ
tel: 01371 872509
Dear People of the Five Parishes
Our summer rota of services begins this month which means we have to be extra alert, reading the cover of the Magazine to see which church is being
used. We do make every effort to share worship amongst our four ancient and lovely buildings which enables them to be kept very much alive and ensures a good-sized
congregation when we gather on a Sunday morning.
An unusual event will happen on the 6th April when we welcome the Essex Church Recorders
to Tilty. They have recently made a detailed record of Tilty Church and all that is in it and they will be speaking to us at our 11.00 am service about their report. Do make a note of the date – it promises to be a most interesting occasion.
The 27th April is Rogation Sunday; the day when we ask God to bless the fields, crops
and work of the farmers. Although the timings of agricultural practice have changed radically and fields are now often sown in the autumn, there is still a place for this traditional day.
Rogation provides an opportunity to recognise what we often take for granted – food production in all its aspects – to give thanks and to pray for all involved.
We must not allow ourselves to be seduced by romantic pictures of old tractors followed by flocks of seagulls, making their slow way across a gently sloping field. Modern farming is capital intensive, responding to and dependant on international market forces, highly regulated and threaded through with ethical
questions about trade and transport. Modern food production surely needs God’s gracious Spirit. A good book on this subject
is So Shall We Reap by Colin Tudge, published by Penguin, which you might find interesting.
April is a month of lengthening days, of chilly winds and spring sunshine.
I am always reminded of T S Eliot’s words from the beginning of Ash Wednesday:
April is the cruellest month, breeding
Lilacs out of the dead land, mixing
Memory and desire, stirring
Dull roots with spring rain.
In a way we all live our lives between memory – what has gone before, and desire – what
we hope will happen. But that tends to leave out the immediate present! This is the God-given present moment: God’s sacred gift to us.
So let us go forward into this month of new green leaves enjoying the present moment, not letting the cutting east winds of life chill our spirits.
For many families and young people the start of the summer term is the final run-down to exams or change of school or move to college so very good wishes
to you all. Work well and may your plans come to fruition.
Every blessing
The Rev’d Canon Gillian Greenslade
The readings and themes for our 11.00 am worship during April 2008 are shown below.
Everyone is most welcome to all of our services.
6th April – Tilty Church Acts 2:14a), 16-41, Luke 24:13-35, The road to Emmaus
13th April – Broxted Church Acts 2:42-end, John 10:1-10, The good Shepherd and the flock
20th April – Little Easton Church Acts 7:55-end, John 14:1-14, God’s presence for evermore
27th April – Great Easton Church
psalm 104:21-30, John 14:15-21, Asking for God’s blessing on the land
FROM THE FIVE PARISHES’ REGISTERS/CREMATORIA COMMITTALS FOR FEBRUARY 2008
Funerals: Rani Ingram
STANSTED AIRPORT EXPANSION PROPOSALS
SSE Public Meeting and Rally
An opportunity to hear from SSE, Parliamentarians, councillors and special interest groups on the united opposition to BAA’s
second runway application, chaired by Hertford and Stortford MP Mark Prisk. Wednesday 2nd April at 8.00 pm at Rhodes Centre, Bishop’s Stortford. Free admission. Seats can be reserved in advance by contacting SSE
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Noise Complaints and Aircraft Tracking
In response to a number of requests, here are details of how to complain about noisy and low-flying aircraft using Stansted Airport plus advice.
To obtain a complaints form to send to BAA and explanatory notes on the ‘rules’ about what constitutes a noisy or off-track aircraft, look on website www.stopstanstedexpansion.com/how_to_complain.html
(the link to the form appears in the first line). This form ensures that BAA’s Flight Evaluation Unit (FEU) has all the information required
to carry out an investigation. Monitoring flight movements which have been particularly disturbing can be done online (with a 24-48 hour delay) through BAA’s new WebTrak system at www.stanstedairport.com/noise (see ‘track flights’). Contact SSE also on 01279 870558 or e-mail at info@stopstanstedexpansion.com
Show Time at The Barn
A variety show featuring local talent takes place on Saturday 19th April at 7.30 for 8.00 pm. Tickets at £15, £12.50 and £10 (restricted view) from SSE.
NEWS FOR ALL PARISHES
ANNUAL PARISH COUNCIL MEETING
Taking place on Sunday 20th April in Great Easton church at 12
noon, this is an opportunity for members of the electoral rolls of our four churches to have your say and to vote. Relevant papers and reports for the meeting
will be available two weeks beforehand. Do try to come along to support the church officers. The meeting will be followed
by a picnic lunch.
REMEMBER: THE NEW NAME FOR FIVE PARISHES’ CHEQUES
As the Rector explained in the January issue, PCC treasurer Pat O’Gorman has the new computer system operating,
as a result of which all Five Parishes monies are held now in one bank account. This does not alter in any way the records of the individual churches as these are maintained separately within Pat’s system and each church committee retains responsibility
for administering the financial affairs of its church.
What this does mean is that all cheques paid to any of the four churches must now be made payable to The Five Parishes.
The old bank accounts will shortly be closed and so both Pat and the church treasurers will be unable to bank a cheque made payable to a church.
Cheques can still be sent to the church treasurer – they are still involved in the banking of money/record keeping – or can be given direct to Pat at New House, The Endway,
Great Easton. With this new system she does not retain any cash at that address.
THE COUNTESS OF WARWICK’S COUNTRY SHOW
Please put the date of Sunday/Bank Holiday Monday 24th/25th August 2008 in your diary now. As a visitor you will be most welcome. If
you want to have even more fun by getting involved, then in the first instance call the Editor on 01371 872894 or email angela.harbottle@virgin.net. All other activities are well in hand – if you want to make a booking of any sort, contact the Editor and she will put you in touch with the member of the Show team concerned.
Scarecrow Competition
A competition will be held again this year with the final judging taking place on the first day of the Show. Entry forms will be available from all the churches in the Five Parishes from the beginning of June. The competition will be open to all ages from 8 to 90 years – so start planning your design now!
ESSEX POLICE
Essex police has launched a new 24 hr non emergency number 0300 333 444
for emergencies still call 999
call 999 if there is a crime or serious incident in progress, a risk of serious injury or damage to property.
Our neighbourhood specialist officer is PC Jo Jeggo, she is based at Stansted Mountfitchet Police Station and can be contacted on 0300 333 4444.
CLUBS AND ASSOCIATIONS WITHIN THE FIVE PARISHES
THE FRIENDS OF THE FIVE PARISHES
Plans are well in hand for events during the coming year. Owing to the
chairman’s operations, these were curtailed during 2007 but the firm favourite Members’ Evening will be held during the summer – see next issue for details. Meanwhile dates for your diaries are: the Annual General Meeting on Thursday 15th May, the Magic Evening of Friday 31st October and Annual Evensong on Sunday 16th November
when the address will be given by popular author Dr Ronald Blythe.
The Friends will have a stand at the Duton Hill Funday
and at the Warwick Show. Also this year the Executive Committee will be hosting on Friday 13th June in Little Easton the 7th Working Supper for representatives of Friends groups within the Colchester
Deanery area at which the Archdeacon of Colchester, Ven Annette Cooper, will be present.
THE FRIENDS OF THE FIVE PARISHES 50% CLUB
There are just five more chances to win in this round. If you would like more information please in the first instance call the Editor on 01371 872894 or email angela.harbottle@virgin.net. The
Club exists as a fundraising arm of The Friends of the Five Parishes and recently gave a cheque to The Friends for £850 towards the upkeep of churches in the Five Parishes.
A REDUCTION IN INCOME TAX – AND IN INCOME!
Tax changes in April include a reduction in the basic rate from 22% to 20% but at the same time the 10%
band will be scrapped – so not necessarily as beneficial for everyone as might be expected! Our churches, and The Friends of the Five Parishes, will be affected too since
this will reduce the amount of tax that can be reclaimed under the Gift Aid scheme.
This scheme widen the scope of reclaimable tax, for instance it now includes plate collections at church
services and membership subscriptions for charities such as The Friends. A donation given under this scheme meant that the charity has been receiving an extra 28p in the £ but this will now reduce to 25p. To
illustrate this, it must be remembered that reclaimed tax is equivalent to the tax paid by the donor on the gross amount earned. Taking £100 as an easy example,
the calculation is £100 x 22 ÷ 78 = £28. Working backwards: £100 + £28 = £128 x 22% = £28. The comparable calculation based on the new rate of 20% is £100 x 20 ÷ 80 = £25.
The churchwardens and the trustees of The Friends are truly grateful to all those who responded to the
Rector’s plea for pledges for the churches and those who joined The Friends in response to their new leaflet. People with existing pledges to the churches had
to renew these in order to make them payable to The Five Parishes in line with the new computer system and the churchwardens are even more grateful to those who increased their rate of giving at the
same time. This will help to offset the reduction in reclaimable tax.
EASTONS & TILTY WOMEN’S INSTITUTE 
The speaker for April is flower arranger Margaret Caton. Why not go along for the afternoon to Great Easton Village Hall on Thursday 10th April at 2.30 pm. For further information in the first instance call the Editor on 01371 872894 or email angela.harbottle@virgin.net.
MOTHERS’ UNION 
The next meeting is on Wednesday 16th April at 2.30 pm at Easton Farm, Little Easton. Mrs Lydia Gladwin, wife of the Bishop of Chelmsford, will give a presentation on the work of Mothers’ Union and Diocesan Prison Initiative “MUDPIES”. For more information in the first instance call the Editor on 01371 872894 or email angela.harbottle@virgin.net.
THE IVY CLUB 
The March Ivy Club was well attended when members were entertained by The Dunmow Singers, who sang songs from the forties to the seventies.
There were also solo performances of both songs and poetry. The speaker at the April meeting, on Thursday 3rd April at 7 for 7.30 pm, is Stephen Rice who is a Fire Safety Evangelist with Essex County Fire & Rescue Service.
BODY SCULPTURE
A new exercise class will be held at Little Easton Memorial Hall on Friday mornings from 11.00 to 11.45 am commencing on Friday 18th April. The classes will be taught professionally and are suitable for men and women from 18 to 80 years.
Irrespective of age, this is an excellent way to tone up your body so go along and get toned up for the summer. For further information
in the first instance call the Editor on 01371 872894 or email angela.harbottle@virgin.net..
THE GREVILLE THEATRE CLUB
Snake In The Grass. (DATES BETWEEN 8TH AND 17TH MAY)
Following its acclaimed performance of When We Are Married, The Greville Theatre Club is proud to present, for its spring production, Alan Ayckbourn's
61st play, his thriller Snake In The Grass.
The play is set in the garden of the family home where Miriam has cared for her father during his vituperative last years with the help of a creepy
nurse, Alice. On Father's death, Miriam's older sister, handsome, divorced Annabel, comes home after over thirty years in Tasmania to find Daddy has left the bulk of his fortune to her. The garden is
filled with long-buried childhood memories for the two sisters, but as night falls, is it just the past that returns to haunt them, or something worse?
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Thursday 8th May at 8.00 pm, no supper
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Friday 9th May with Charity supper at 7.30 pm before the play at 8.30 pm
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Saturday 10th May with Greville two-course supper at 7.30 pm before the play at 8.30 pm
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Thursday 15th May at 8.00 pm, no supper
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Friday 16th May with ploughman's supper at 7.30 pm before the play at 8.30 pm
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Saturday 17th May with Charity supper at 7.30 pm before the play at 8.30 pm
The box office opens on Monday 7th April. Please phone 01371 872986, after 9am, for further information, prices and tickets.
CLUBS AND ASSOCIATIONS FURTHER AFIELD
THAXTED FLOWER CLUB
The meeting on Tuesday 1st April is a members’ evening. Meetings are held at the Thaxted Centre for Disabled People at 7.30 pm. Visitors are welcome.
ELSENHAM TENNIS CLUB
Tennis players of all ages and standards are warmly invited to an Open Afternoon on Saturday 12th April. This is always a very
popular event, especially with families. For more information, phone 01279 814667 or 01371 870763, email mail@elsenhamtennisclub.co.uk or see www.elsenhamtennisclub.co.uk.
HOG ROAST & LIVE MUSIC Thaxted Tennis Club
If you love a Hog Roast and enjoy the atmosphere created by a live band Thaxted Tennis Club is hosting an evening of tasty eating and great
music on Saturday 7th June from 7.30 pm at Great Easton Village Hall.
The live music is being provided by local band – The Downside – who specialise in acoustic interpretations of songs old and new. There
will be a licensed bar and tickets at only £15 per head are going fast so to secure yours in the first instance call the Editor on 01371 872894 or email angela.harbottle@virgin.net.
FIVE PARISHES FARE – YOUR FAVOURITE RECIPES
No matter what age you are, there is little so enjoyable as a freshly baked cookie. The term “cookie” was first used in the United States when early Dutch settlers brought their koekje (little cakes) to New York and their popularity soon spread. They always feel like the ultimate treat, despite the fact that they are so simple to make.
Here are two - one sweet, one savoury.
Chocolate Chip Cookies
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To make about 12 you will need:
110g (4oz) butter, softened
110g (4oz) caster sugar
1 egg, beaten
1 tsp vanilla extract
175g (6oz) plain flour
175g (6oz) plain chocolate chips
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Cream the butter and sugar together in a bowl until pale and fluffy. Beat in the egg and vanilla extract.
Fold in the flour with the chocolate chips. Drop teaspoons of the mixture onto lined baking sheets, leaving room for them to spread, and flatten slightly
with a fork. Bake at 180°C (160°C fan oven/gas mark 4) for about 10 minutes or until golden. Transfer carefully to a wire rack to cool.
Cheddar Crisps
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110g (4oz) finely grated Cheddar cheese
4 rounded tsps plain flour
flaked almonds, pistachio nuts or paprika (optional)
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Heat the oven to 220°C (200°C fan oven/gas mark 7). Line a baking sheet with non-stick paper. Combine the grated cheese with the flour and spoon small circles of the mixture onto the
paper, each one about 5cm (2 inches) wide and just 2mm deep. Bake for 5 minutes or until the crisps are golden at the edges. Lift them off carefully with a palette knife and leave to cool. For variety, add a pinch of almonds, chopped pistachios or paprika
to the surface of the biscuits before cooking.
If you have a favourite recipe, seasonal or otherwise, which you would like to share, in the first instance call the Editor on 01371 872894 or email
angela.harbottle@virgin.net.
GREAT EASTON CHURCH OF ENGLAND PRIMARY SCHOOL
It doesn't seem possible that I am already entering my second year as headteacher of Great Easton Primary School. This time last year I was writing my first article for
the Magazine and introducing myself to you all. Over the last year I have enjoyed meeting so many of you through events at school, services at Great Easton church or PCC meetings. I have thoroughly
enjoyed my first year and would like to thank you all for making me feel so welcome and very much a part of the Five Parishes.
April, like any month will be a very busy one for everyone at Great Easton. Our Year 5 pupils are off on their annual residential trip to Bradwell Outdoor Centre. During
the week long trip, the children will be taking part in sailing, climbing, crabbing, canoeing, mountain biking and archery. For some of the children it may be their first time away from home and at
the moment seem a little daunting (for children and parents alike!). But as well as all the activities provided, the children will develop their own levels of independence and learn the value of working
as a team, all key skills for later life.
During April our Key Stage 2 (7-11) children will start to learn a Modern Foreign Language (MFL) as part of the curriculum. For the first time, French and Spanish will
become part of the weekly timetable and perhaps in the not too distant future some of the children will be able to write in the 'Cinq Paroisses' Magazine either 'en Francais' or 'en Espanol'.
Finally, one of the most important roles of the school in the five parishes is its close links with Great Easton church. Over the last six years Rev'd Gillian has been
a regular visitor to the school for her fortnightly assemblies, termly communion services as well as leading Harvest, Christmas, Easter and Leaver's services in the church and also taking a lead role
on the school's governing body.
Soon Gillian will be enjoying her much deserved and well earned retirement, but I'm very pleased to say that she has already ensured that our close links with the church
will continue. Over the next few weeks Rev'd Cilla Hawkes will be working alongside Gillian on her visits to Great Easton and getting to know the children, staff and school. Then in June, Rev'd Cilla
will be taking all our services, communions and assemblies until Gillian's permanent replacement is appointed.
Damian Pye
Headteacher
LITTLE EASTON NEWS
LITTLE EASTON PARISH COUNCIL
The Parish Council would like to thank the publicans of The Stag for allowing the last two meetings to be conducted in the pub. The next meeting will be held at the Memorial
Hall - members were getting a little too comfortable!
Plans are underway for adding large plant-filled containers at the entrance to the village and at the Memorial Hall. Hopefully this will stand the village in good stead
when it enters the Best Kept Village competition in 2008.
On a more serious note, it has been noted that dogs are still not being kept on leads in and around the village. Once again it must be stressed dogs must be kept on leads
on a public highway. It is causing concern for some members of the parish. Please keep your dogs under control at all times.
The next meting will be held at the Memorial Hall on Wednesday 23rd April at 8.00 pm. This will be the annual assembly.
If anyone has four hours a week to spare and is interested in becoming the Parish Clerk please phone 01371852209. It is an interesting and varied job and the pay is not
too bad either!
BODY SCULPTURE
A new exercise class will be held at Little Easton Memorial Hall on Friday mornings from 11.00 to 11.45 am commencing on Friday 18th April. The classes will be taught
professionally and are suitable for men and women from 18 to 80 years. Irrespective of age, this is an excellent way to tone up your body so go along and get toned up for the summer. For further information
in the first instance call the Editor on 01371 872894 or email angela.harbottle@virgin.net..
WEEKLY SESSIONS IN LITTLE EASTON MEMORIAL HALL
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Monday 8.00 to 10.15 pm Carpet Bowls
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Tuesday 6.45 and 7.45 pm Dog Training
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First Wednesdays 7.30 to 9.30 pm Tae Kwon Do
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Thursday 10.00 am to 12 noon Art Club and 7.30 to 9.30 pm Tae Kwon Do
GREAT EASTON NEWS
GREAT EASTON & TILTY PARISH COUNCIL incorporating DUTON HILL
At the February Council meeting it was decided to appoint JGA Grasscare as the Council's grass cutting contractors for the 2008 season. It was agreed that this was a
sensible decision not only for financial reasons but to support local advertisers in the Magazine.
The news received that the Tilty Mill appeal had been dismissed shows that small groups can win if they protest loudly enough. There will be a meeting in Great Easton
Village Hall for interested parties to find the way forward - time and date to be confirmed. Anyone interested should in the first instance call the Editor on 01371 872894 or email angela.harbottle@virgin.net..
Date for your diary. There will be a presentation on the forthcoming battle against BAA's second runway plans by Stop Stansted Expansion at the Council meeting on Thursday
26th June. More details next month.
Date of next meeting: Thursday 27th March. The public are always welcome at the Council meetings - 7.30 pm in the Village Hall.
WEEKLY SESSIONS IN GREAT EASTON VILLAGE HALL
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Monday 6.30 to 9.30 pm Dog Training
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Tuesday 6.15 & 7.30 pm Keep Fit
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Wednesday 9 am to 12 noon Tiddlywinks (Mums and tots)
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7.30 to10.30 pm Carpet Bowls
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Friday 9.30 am to 12 noon Upholstery class
TILTY & DUTON HILL NEWS
TILTY SPRING LUNCH
The Spring Lunch in aid of Tilty church funds will be held on Monday 5th May at Little Easton Memorial Hall at 12.30 for 1 o'clock. Tickets are £12 per person for a 2 course lunch and booking
can be made by ringing in the first instance the Editor on 01371 872894 or email angela.harbottle@virgin.net.. This year the highlight of the menu will be the dessert course which will feature traditional
puddings.
DUTON HILL COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
All residents of Duton Hill are invited to the Annual General Meeting of the Duton Hill Community Association on Wednesday 9th April at 8.00 pm in the Club Room of The
Three Horseshoes. This is a public meeting when the committee will be elected and residents will have a chance to raise and discuss matters of concern to all who live in the village.
DUTON HILL FUNDAY: MAY THE FOURTH BE WITH YOU
The annual Funday organised by the Duton Hill Community Association will take place as usual on the Sunday of the May bank holiday weekend. That's the 4th May, so naturally
the theme for the day is STAR WARS - may the fourth be with you!
The rerun of the Funday promises to be as big and spectacular as ever. The fun starts with the parade at 11.30 am, followed by the official opening at midday at The Three
Horseshoes. There is a children's fancy dress competition, and adults are encouraged to join in by dressing to reflect the Star Wars theme.
There will be displays throughout the day of modern dancing, line dancing and maypole dancing, and the return of the famous funday dog agility competition (entry fee
one pound a hound) to help find the dog Star. The Duton Hill Yacht Club will provide a BBQ and there will be firm favourites like Splat the Rat, Smash those Plates, a tombola, raffle, bottle stall,
plant stall, cake stall, face painting and more. All of this, plus an out-of-this-world selection of real ales at The Horseshoes space station.
The proceeds from the day will be shared by two local community charities, SSE and The Friends of the Five Parishes. So go along and support your local community - no
need to travel to a galaxy far, far away to enjoy the holiday weekend.
STAR WARS - THE PREQUEL
The team ask: "Help us to make it all happen. We need donations of bric-à-brac, plants, cakes and full bottles for the bottle stall. If you have something
to offer or would like to help before or on the day, then you should go to 5 Abbey View or call 01371 870758 and speak to Obi Ben Spinks."
BROXTED & CHICKNEY NEWS
PARISH COUNCIL
The next meeting will be on Thursday 10th April at 8.15 pm in the Village Hall. Members of the public are always welcome at Council meetings, and are able to ask questions,
make comments and raise concerns.
BROXTED & DISTRICT COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION
The Annual General Meeting will be held on Wednesday 16th April at 8.00 pm in the Village Hall. Please come along to find out what the Community Association has been
up to over the past year. Whilst new committee members are always welcome, there's no pressure. You emphatically will not be forced on to the committee just for showing up!
We do welcome people to the AGM if only to provide some feedback and perhaps a fresh outlook on what we do. There will be wine and cheese afterwards as an added incentive
for your attendance. If you want any further information before the big event, please call in the first instance the Editor on 01371 872894 or email angela.harbottle@virgin.net..
BROXTED VILLAGE HALL
Temporary change for Bookings
For bookings in April, May and June, please contact Jenny Oliveira on 01279 850348.
Weekly Sessions in the Village Hall
Monday 7.30 to 8.30 pm Country & Western Line Dancing
8.30 to 9.30 pm Partner Latin & Ballroom (Beginners)
Tuesday 7.00 pm Ladies Latin Line Dance Class
Saturday 8.00 am Keep Fit Class
PRINCE OF WALES EVENTS
Fun Quiz
The next quiz will be on Tuesday 8th April starting at 8.15 pm. Entry is just £3 a head, and there are prizes for the winners. All proceeds to the Cystic Fibrosis Trust.
The Downside
On Friday 25th April local band The Downside will be appearing again at the Prince of Wales.
2008 BROXTED SUPPER QUIZ FOR SSE
The Broxted Supper Quiz in aid of SSE was a great success. More than 130 people attended and a profit of almost £1,300 was made for the Campaign funds. Many thanks
to all those who helped with the organisation of the evening, and to all those who attended.
WALKING FOR HEALTH
Inspired by the walking for health initiative, supported by Uttlesford Mind and the Primary Care Trust, a group of people have been meeting each Monday afternoon to walk
in Broxted. In February and March the walks started and finished at the Old Vicarage but from April onwards they will begin at Broxted Village Hall every Monday starting at 2.00 pm. Jenny Oliveira is
leading the group and aims to provide a circular route to last around one hour, using footpaths and some road walking.
All are welcome to take part and enjoy this free weekly exercise. For further details in the first instance call the Editor on 01371 872894 or email angela.harbottle@virgin.net.
CHERUBS AT BROXTED BABY & TODDLER GROUP
The mother and toddler group which meets for the first time on Tuesday 15th April has now been named as Cherubs at Broxted Baby and Toddler Group. This will meet every
Tuesday, in Broxted Village Hall, from 10 o'clock until 11.45 pm. The cost is £1.50 per child.
CALENDAR
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Tuesday 8th April Fun Quiz at Prince of Wales
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Wednesday 9th April Duton Hill Community Assocn AGM
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Saturday 12th April Elsenham Tennis Club Open Afternoon
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Tuesday 15th April Broxted Mother & Toddler Group
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Wednesday 16th April Broxted Community Assocn AGM
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Saturday 19th April Show Time at The Barn, Little Easton
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Sunday 20th April Annual Parish Council Meeting
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Friday 25th April The Downside at Prince of Wales
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Sunday 4th May Duton Hill Funday
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Monday 5th May Tilty Spring Lunch
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Thursday 8th May Start of Greville Theatre Spring Production
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Thursday 15th May Friends Annual General Meeting
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