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Latest news and information for village residents
Police
The police non emergency number is 101. This is the number to call for all non urgent calls. You can also report suspicious activity by email to 101@gloucestershire.police.uk and include photos. In an emergency the number is 999. The nearest Gloucestershire police station is at Stow-on-the-Wold and is open to the public between 9am and 5pm, Monday to Friday.
Communities defeat Terrorism
If you see other anything that could be terrorist related, act on your instincts and call the police in confidence on 0800 789 321 or visit gov.uk/ACT
The local policing team consistes of :
Inspector Karen Ellis
Sgt Garrett Gloyn
Sgt Andrew Wood
PC 2201 Nick Westmacott Nick.westmacott@gloucestershire.pnn.police.uk
PC Ashley Weller (rural and wildlife crime)
PCSO Paul Hancock paul. hancock@gloucestershire.pnn.police.uk
PCSO Cassie Wilford cassie.wilford@gloucestershire.pnn.police.uk
LPSO Darren Thomas darren.thomas@gloucestershire.police.uk
The local Police Community Support Officers for your parish can be contacted in a number of ways including our website https://www.gloucestershire.police.uk/neighbourhood-policing/ where you can follow the link to your policing area and use the contact your team link. You can also use the 01452 907200 number for Cotswold District and leave a message or contact 101 with your concern and it will sent to the officer via our control room.
Please also take a look at https://www.yourcommunityalerts.co.uk/ as we are currently signing up residents in the Cotswold area; this can be completed via the website.
Crimestoppers is dedicated to fighting crime across Gloucestershire.
We help to promote the charity in communities across the region, to let people know that Crimestoppers is there for them as an anonymous route to give information about crime. Crimestoppers guarantees anonymity, which means that no-one can ever find out who passed on information about crime.
To pass on information about crime anonymously, call Crimestoppers on 0800 555 111 or fill out our secure, Anonymous Online Form.
Crimestoppers is supported by volunteers – each and every one is a vital link with the community in the region. If you think you’d like to volunteer for Crimestoppers in Gloucestershire, please fill out our Contact Us form.
E-mail: Crimestoppers-uk.org for more information.
For crime statistics click here
Here is a brief summary of the crime information for the past two months:
| August 2019 | September 2019 | |
|---|---|---|
| All crime | 25 | 26 |
| Anti-social behaviour | 4 | 9 |
| Bicycle theft | 0 | 0 |
| Burglary | 1 | 3 |
| Criminal damage and arson | 2 | 1 |
| Drugs | 0 | 0 |
| Other crime | 1 | 0 |
| Other theft | 0 | 2 |
| Possession of weapons | 0 | 0 |
| Public order | 0 | 4 |
| Robbery | 0 | 0 |
| Shoplifting | 1 | 0 |
| Theft from the person | 0 | 0 |
| Vehicle crime | 6 | 5 |
| Violence and sexual offences | 10 | 2 |
Chipping Campden and surrounds including Willersey, Weston-Sub-Edge and Mickleton. Cotswold Neighbourhood Watch click here
Priorities
Chipping Campden Neighbourhood Co-ordination Group set the following 3 priorities
- Traffic Issues through the Village of Saintbury
- Crime Prevention Initiatives in Villages Bordering the County Boundary in Chipping Campden Community
- Traffic issues in Church Street Chipping Campden-prevent abuse of the one-way system.
The police office surgery scheme is still being held in the town clerk’s office on the first floor in the Old Police Station on the High St, Chipping Campden. Please feel free to come along and have a talk about anything that concerns you.
Walks with Cotswold Voluntary Wardens
LOCAL WALKS WITH THE
COTSWOLDS VOLUNTARY WARDENS
January 2020
Guiting Power to Kineton – Tuesday 7th January – Moderate
A moderate walk through Cotswold woods, fields and villages. Food and drink available in local pub afterwards. 3 hours: 5.5 miles.
Start: 10.00 am Guiting Power village hall car park (donation). OS Map ref: SP 095 246.
A nice winter walk – Sunday 12th January – Moderate
We leave the valley and ascend the scarp slope, passing historic sites along the way, to enjoy airy views from the Salt Way. We then head towards Hailes before returning to Winchcombe in time for lunch.
3 hours: 6 miles.
Start: 10.00 am Winchcombe Back Lane car park (£1 all day). OS Map ref: SP 024 285.
A Polar Expedition – Monday 20th January – Moderate
A walk through some of the remoter parts of the North Cotswolds, visiting the monument that gives this walk its name and returning through Longborough and past Sezincote House. Please bring a packed lunch. 5.5 hours: 10.5 miles.
Start: 9.30 am Community shop, Blockley. OS Map ref: SP 164 349
December 2019
A Short Walk to Rajasthan – Tuesday 17th December – Easy
A very gentle stroll to Sezincote House and the option to go to the Horse and Groom for pre-Christmas drink and food. 2 hours: 3.5 miles.
Start: 10.00 am Car Park at Horse and Groom Pub, Bourton-on-the-Hill, on A44 2 miles west of Moreton in Marsh. OS Map ref: SP 173 326.
November 2019
Windrush, Wardens Way Circular – Walk 4 – Tuesday 5h November – Moderate
The last in a series of four circular walks encompassing the Windrush and Wardens Way. We will leave Winchcome on the Windrush Way and return via the Wardens Way. Hopefully we will get lovely views down the Sudeley valley. Bring a packed lunch. 4.5 hours: 8 miles.
Start: 10.00 am Winchcombe Back lane car park (£1 all day) OS Map ref: SP 024 285.
Hidcote Hike – Thursday 7th November – Strenuous
An excellent walk, much of the trail being stone tracks. We start at HIdcote, which will be closed, and head for Chipping Campden and Ebrington passing the large mansion style house of Foxcote. End with glorious views over Ilmington and a scenic descent to Hidcote. Bring a snack and a packed lunch. 5 hours: 10 miles.
Start: 10.00 am Hidcote NT car park. OS Map ref: SP 176 428.
Hills and Churches around Oxenton Hill – 8th November – Moderate
A hilly walk passing the churches around Oxenton and Crane Hills. Great views on a clear day. Please bring a drink/snack. 3 hours: 6 miles.
Start: 10.00 am Park carefully in Alstone village. Meet at St Margaret’s church. OS Map ref: SO 983 325.
Power around Guiting – Tuesday 12th November – Moderate
This circular walk starts at the ancient village of Guiting Power. We climb up the Cotswold Hills to get views to the north and west (weather permitting). Dropping down into the river valley, we come to the village of Naunton with its famous dovecote. Bring drinks and a snack. 3 hours: 6 miles.
Start: 10.00 am Guiting Power village car park (donation) OS Map ref: SP 094 246.
A Three Village Walk – 19th November – Strenuous
A walk with several ascents but no significant climbs. We visit the villages of Cold Aston (also known as Aston Blanc), Turkdean and Notgrove via the Macmillan Way, Diamond Way and Gloucestershire Way. Refreshments available after the walk in The Plough, Cold Aston.
3 hours: 6.5 miles.
Start: 10.00 am Village green, Cold Aston. OS Map ref: SP 129 197.
October 2019
Three Rivers, three villages around Bourton-on-the-water – Tuesday 8thOctober – Moderate
Countryside and across three rivers in this circular of the villages, starting at and around Bourton on the Water. Wyck Rissington – Lower Slaughter – Upper Slaughter – and back to Bourton.4.5 hours: 7.5 miles.
Start: 9.30 am Bourton-on-the-Water war memorial. OS Map ref: SP 167 207.
Windrush, Wardens Way Circular – Walk 3 – Thursday 10thOctober – Moderate
The third in a series of four circular walks encompassing the Windrush and Wardens Way. This walk takes us out on the Windrush Way to the medieval village of Hawling before returning on the Wardens Way through Guiting Wood. Please bring a packed lunch.4.5 hours: 8 miles.
Start: 10.00 am Guiting Power village car park (donation). OS Map ref: SP 095 246.
Stanway Watermill and Tures – Thursday 17thOctober – Moderate
A varied walk exploring Stanway Estate, looking at how water is used and managed, including a visit to the working flour mill (admission charge £3). Climbing up through woods, we will see a restored ture and how the famous fountain gets its supply of water. Return to Stanton via Shenberrow Hill.4 hours: 5.5 miles.
Start: 9.30 am Stanton village car park, next to cricket ground. OS Map ref: SP 067 344.
A Circuit of Cleeve Common – Wednesday 23rdOctober – Moderate
A walk around the edges of Cleeve Common, visiting an ancient sheep wash, abandoned quarries and the highest point in the Cotswolds. One short challenging, climb then mainly level. Lunch and drinks available afterwards at the Golf Club.3 hours: 6.5 miles.
Start: 10.00 am Quarry car park, just past the golf club. Off B4632 between Winchcombe and Prestbury. OS Map ref: SO 989 272.
Where the Windrush rushes – Tuesday 29thOctober – Moderate
Another in our informal series about how a parish fits into the wider Cotswold environment, perhaps giving some answers about why this lovely place is here and why it has developed the way it has. Bring suitable refreshment.3 hours: 6 miles.
Start: 10.00 amTemple Guiting village car park. OS Map ref: SP 089 278.
Chipping Campden Town Walk – Every Tuesday and Thursday – Easy
We will walk along the High Street and provide a historical tour of the town. From the granting of Campden’s Charter in the 1180s, the growth of the town and its magnificent buildings, to the arrival of the Arts and Crafts movement. Refreshments available in the town after the walk. 1.5 hours.
Start: 14:00 on Tuesdays and 10:00 on Thursdays. Meet at the Market Hall in the center of town.
OS Map ref: SP 15136 39174.
PLEASE use appropriate footwear as some walks may be steep and muddy in places. EASY – Length may vary but terrain is mainly flat (level); MODERATE – includes some hills and rough ground. STRENUOUS – may be rough underfoot and ascents and descents may be steep. We welcome guide and hearing dogs – sorry, others not allowed.
Walks are free although we do invite donations to help fund our conservation and improvement work.
The Wardens run a full programme of guided walks throughout the Cotswolds. For more information see www.cotswoldsaonb.org.uk or Tel: 01451 862000, also for any changes to arrangements such as due to extreme weather.
PC agenda 29/10/2019
B4632 Closure
The road closure has been delayed and will now take place from 18:00 Monday 28th, to either, the evening of Tuesday 29th or morning of Wednesday 30th.
Closure notice*100* Club Winners
| October 2019 | ||
| 1st- £25 | 66 | Anthony Cliff |
| 2nd-£10 | 10 | Chris Rossington |
| 3rd-£10 | 30 | Chris Hurley |
| 4th-£10 | 206 | David Jay |
| 5th-£5 | 72 | John Measey |
| 6th-£5 | 96 | Jeff & Nancy Tomes |
| 7th-£5 | 200 | Alfie Gales |
| 8th-£5 | 185 | Grant Print |
| 9th-£5 | 19 | Lesley Johnson |
| SEPT 2019 | ||
| 1st- £25 | 97 | Julie Watson |
| 2nd-£10 | 07 | Audrey Walton |
| 3rd-£10 | 140 | Jacky Rapson |
| 4th-£10 | 194 | Ben Ingles |
| 5th-£5 | 27 | Marie Dow |
| 6th-£5 | 144 | Matt McMinn |
| 7th-£5 | 133 | Tom Whitehouse |
| 8th-£5 | 11 | Carol Keen |
| 9th-£5 | 37 | Simon Lampitt |
| August 2019 | ||
| 1st- £25 | 167 | Stephen Ralph |
| 2nd-£10 | 58 | Roy Rogers |
| 3rd-£10 | 152 | Lorna Oswell |
| 4th-£10 | 66 | Anthony Cliffe |
| 5th-£5 | 117 | Brenda Ward-Millar |
| 6th-£5 | 84 | Sue Prestage |
| 7th-£5 | 123 | Bill Carruthers |
| 8th-£5 | 04 | Giles King |
| 9th-£5 | 76 | Alex King |
| July 2019 | ||
| 1st- £25 | 111 | Ian Beale |
| 2nd-£10 | 89 | Warren Girling |
| 3rd-£10 | 199 | Lucy Gales |
| 4th-£10 | 114 | Esme Barnett |
| 5th-£5 | 164 | Angela Alun-Jones |
| 6th-£5 | 149 | Sally Heming |
| 7th-£5 | 90 | Sue McLeod |
| 8th-£5 | 198 | Neil & Pat Turner |
| 9th-£5 | 160 | Roger Whitehouse |
| June 2019 | ||
| 1st- £25 | 113 | Guy Reynolds |
| 2nd-£10 | 174 | Grace Johnson |
| 3rd-£10 | 08 | George Osborn |
| 4th-£10 | 196 | Stephen Lewis |
| 5th-£5 | 112 | Jean Hughes |
| 6th-£5 | 212 | Liz Emms |
| 7th-£5 | 46 | Jim Barnet |
| 8th-£5 | 151 | Sue McDonagh |
| 9th-£5 | 181 | Naomi Roberts |
| May 2019 | ||
| 1st- £25 | 198 | Pat and Neil Turner |
| 2nd-£10 | 33 | Wendy Clarke |
| 3rd-£10 | 216 | Anna Blair |
| 4th-£10 | 159 | Rita Jones |
| 5th-£5 | 9 | Julie Waton |
| 6th-£5 | 148 | Kathy Ketley |
| 7th-£5 | 94 | Joan Jenkins |
| 8th-£5 | 32 | Dan Theo |
| 9th-£5 | 208 | Kevin Reason |
| April 2019 | ||
| 1st- £25 | 117 | Brenda Ward-Millar |
| 2nd-£10 | 119 | Josh Osbourne |
| 3rd-£10 | 11 | Carol Keen |
| 4th-£10 | 55 | John Hayfield |
| 5th-£5 | 20 | Marian Measey |
| 6th-£5 | 77 | Edward Robbins |
| 7th-£5 | 39 | Fleur Rossington |
| 8th-£5 | 115 | Margaret Cliff |
| 9th-£5 | 104 | Lucy Print |
| March 2019 | ||
| 1st- £25 | 189 | Joseph Hirst |
| 2nd-£10 | 126 | Sally Carruthers |
| 3rd-£10 | 193 | Peter Droop |
| 4th-£10 | 172 | Clare Hirst |
| 5th-£5 | 202 | Valerie Kemp |
| 6th-£5 | 122 | Anna Ingles |
| 7th-£5 | 199 | Lucy Gates |
| 8th-£5 | 36 | Oliver Haydon |
| 9th-£5 | 180 | Gail Weaver |
| Feb 2019 | ||
| 1st- £25 | 111 | Ian Beale |
| 2nd-£10 | 58 | Roy Rogers |
| 3rd-£10 | 136 | Jane Saltmarsh |
| 4th-£10 | 81 | Sue Carruthers |
| 5th-£5 | 133 | Tom Whitehouse |
| 6th-£5 | 72 | John Measey |
| 7th-£5 | 156 | Lisa Maxted |
| 8th-£5 | 167 | Stephen Ralph |
| 9th-£5 | 113 | Guy Reynolds |
| Jan 2019 | ||
| 1st- £25 | 126 | Sally Carruthers |
| 2nd-£10 | 171 | G. Lewis |
| 3rd-£10 | 121 | A. Lampitt |
| 4th-£10 | 181 | N. Roberts |
| 5th-£5 | 145 | G&J Saunders |
| 6th-£5 | 85 | D&C Smith |
| 7th-£5 | 209 | T Reason |
| 8th-£5 | 130 | Rick Johnson |
| 9th-£5 | 5 | Fran Harrison |
| Nov 2018 | ||
| 1st- £25 | 181 | Naomi Roberts |
| 2nd-£10 | 53 | Liz Hensham |
| 3rd-£10 | 146 | Wendy Hiard |
| 4th-£10 | 92 | Tom Batson |
| 5th-£5 | 130 | Henry Saltmarsh |
| 6th-£5 | 157 | Bridget Tozzell |
| 7th-£5 | 115 | Margaret Cliff |
| 8th-£5 | 98 | Josh Robbins |
| 9th-£5 | 47 | Alex Theo |
| Oct 2018 | ||
| 1st- £25 | 191 | Elizabeth Weaver |
| 2nd-£10 | 140 | Jackie Rapson |
| 3rd-£10 | 179 | Alice Johnson |
| 4th-£10 | 194 | Katie Jackson |
| 5th-£5 | 203 | Becky White |
| 6th-£5 | 23 | Julie Hawthorn |
| 7th-£5 | 2 | Edith Hughes |
| 8th-£5 | 130 | Henry Saltmarsh |
| 9th-£5 | 166 | Mat Billiard |
| Sept 2018 | ||
| 1st- £25 | 37 | Simon Lampitt |
| 2nd-£10 | 92 | Tom Basford |
| 3rd-£10 | 171 | Gilly Lewis |
| 4th-£10 | 132 | Peter Welstead |
| 5th-£5 | 06 | Ash Workman |
| 6th-£5 | 87 | Jill Haydon |
| 7th-£5 | 18 | David Rawsthorne |
| 8th-£5 | 182 | Helen Munroe |
| 9th-£5 | 54 | Simeon Hudson-Evans |
| August 2018 | ||
| 1st- £25 | 4 | Giles King |
| 2nd-£10 | 172 | Clare Hirst |
| 3rd-£10 | 83 | Barrie Knight |
| 4th-£10 | 117 | Brenda Ward=Millar |
| 5th-£5 | 21 | Rupert Brice |
| 6th-£5 | 173 | Geoff Weaver |
| 7th-£5 | 147 | Jonathan White |
| 8th-£5 | 99 | Jeremy Knight |
| 9th-£5 | 91 | Roy Rogers |
| June 2018 | ||
| 1st- £25 | 157 | Bridget Tossell |
| 2nd-£10 | 10 | Chris Rossington |
| 3rd-£10 | 32 | Dan Theo |
| 4th-£10 | 71 | Jean Clarke |
| 5th-£5 | 184 | Edward Measey |
| 6th-£5 | 72 | John Measey |
| 7th-£5 | 201 | Adam Carruthers |
| 8th-£5 | 129 | Elaine Falller |
| 9th-£5 | 103 | Jackie Beale |
| May 2018 | ||
| 1st- £25 | 127 | Elaine Faller |
| 2nd-£10 | 124 | Viv Alling |
| 3rd-£10 | 68 | Roy Rogers |
| 4th-£10 | 200 | Alfie Gales |
| 5th-£5 | 96 | Jeff and Nancy Toms |
| 6th-£5 | 31 | Rachel Hurley |
| 7th-£5 | 66 | Anthony Cliffe |
| 8th-£5 | 79 | John Marshall |
| 9th-£5 | 210 | Rob Whitehouse |
| April 2018 | ||
| 1st – £25 | 190 | Mary Vann |
| 2nd – £10 | 87 | Jill Hayden |
| 3rd – £10 | 49 | Billy Brownrose |
| 4th £10 | 143 | Sophie Whitehouse |
| 5th – £5 | 141 | Rupert Oswell |
| 6th – £5 | 180 | Gail Weaver |
| 7th £5 | 88 | David Tossell |
| 8th – £5 | 192 | Robin Clarke |
| 9th – £5 | 139 | Julie Girling |
| March 2018 | ||
| 1st – £25 | 121 | Anne Lampitt |
| 2nd – £15 | 15 | Caroline Collins |
| 3rd – £10 | 56 | Mike Jelly |
| 4th – £5 | 84 | Sue Prestage |
| 5th – £5 | 134 | Shanti Johnson |
| 6th – £5 | 164 | Matthew Jackson |
| February 2018 | ||
| 1st – £25 | 45 | Isla Rossington |
| 2nd – £15 | 98 | Joss Robbins |
| 3rd – £10 | 57 | Paul Heneghan |
| 4th – £5 | 90 | Sue McCloud |
| 5th – £5 | 156 | Lisa Maxted |
| 6th – £5 | 32 | Dan Theo |
| January 2018 | ||
| 1st – £25 | 105 | Michael Carron |
| 2nd – £15 | 156 | Lisa Maxted |
| 3rd – £10 | 65 | Jane & Rob Greenslade |
| 4th – £5 | 157 | Bridget Tossell |
| 5th – £5 | 14 | Phil Alling |
| 6th – £5 | 163 | Pauline & Peter Droop |
| The Christmas Draw 2017 | ||
| 1st – £100 | Caron Workman | |
| 2nd – £50 | Amy Timms | |
| 3rd – £25 | Valerie Rouse | |
| 4th – £10 | Liz Heneghan | |
| 5th – £5 | Vera Kyte | |
| 6th – £5 | Matt Ballard |
| December 2017 | ||
| 1st – £25 | Caroline Collins | |
| 2nd – £15 | Liz Heneghan | |
| 3rd – £10 | Joan Jenkins | |
| 4th – £5 | S Hudson-Evans | |
| 5th – £5 | Yvonne Butler | |
| 6th – £5 | Paul Neale |
| November 2017 | ||
| 1st – £25 | Harry Nobes | |
| 2nd – £15 | David Tossell | |
| 3rd – £10 | Jack Theo | |
| 4th – £5 | Caroline Collins | |
| 5th – £5 | Phil Alling | |
| 6th – £5 | Lucy Ballard |
| October 2017 | ||
| 1st – £25 | Dan Theodossiades | |
| 2nd – £15 | Sienna Robbins | |
| 3rd – £10 | Jean Hughes | |
| 4th – £5 | Dee Anderson | |
| 5th – £5 | Michael Carron | |
| 6th – £5 | Roger Whitehouse |
| September 2017 | ||
| 1st – £25 | Jane & Rob Greenslade | |
| 2nd – £15 | Sienna Robbins | |
| 3rd – £10 | Sue Carruthers | |
| 4th – £5 | Tom Whitehouse | |
| 5th – £5 | Wendy Clark | |
| 6th – £5 | Rachel Took |
| August 2017 | ||
| 1st – £25 | 60 | Beryl Wright |
| 2nd – £15 | 81 | Sue Carruthers |
| 3rd – £10 | 99 | Jeremy Knight |
| 4th – £5 | 125 | Anthony Smith |
| 5th – £5 | 78 | D. Anderson |
| 6th – £5 | 74 | Paul Neil |
| July 2017 | ||
| 1st – £25 | 145 | George & Joyce Saunders |
| 2nd – £15 | 66 | Anthony Cliff |
| 3rd – £10 | 117 | Brenda Ward Miller |
| 4th – £5 | 122 | Rachel Took (c/o Kemps) |
| 5th – £5 | 18 | David Rawsthorne |
| 6th – £5 | 69 | Alice Rossington |
| June 2017 | ||
| 1st – £25 | Paul Heneghan | |
| 2nd – £10 | Alan Hughes | |
| 3rd – £5 | John Hayfield | |
| 4th – £5
5th 6th |
Elaine Faller
Jill Haydon Shanti Johnson |
| May 2017 | ||
| 1st – £25 | Jamie Bayliss | |
| 2nd – £10 | Rita Jones | |
| 3rd – £5 | Mike Jelley | |
| 4th – £5
5th 6th |
Tom Whitehouse
Gaynor Bryce Alfie Kemp |
| April 2017 | ||
| 1st – £25 | Jamie Bayliss | |
| 2nd – £10 | Viv Alling | |
| 3rd – £5 | George Osborne | |
| 4th – £5 | Stephen Ralph |
| March 2017 | ||
| 1st – £25 | Carol Keen | |
| 2nd – £10 | Chris Hurley | |
| 3rd – £5 | Adam Carruthers | |
| 4th – £5 | Viv Alling |
| February2017 | ||
| 1st – £25 | 93 | Esme Barnett |
| 2nd – £10 | 42 | Mrs M E Barnett |
| 3rd – £5 | 31 | Rachel Hurley |
| 4th – £5 | 51 | Paul Hennegan |
| January 2017 | ||
| 1st – £25 | 20 | Julie Rawsthorne |
| 2nd – £10 | 86 | Rob Haydon |
| 3rd – £5 | 25 | Len & Cath Clifford |
| 4th – £5 | 85 | Joy Court-Newbury |
| December 2016 | ||
| 1st | £100 | Roy Rogers |
| 2nd | £25 | Neil Turner |
| 3rd | £10 | Chris Rossington |
| 4th | £5 | Michael Carron |
| November 2016 | ||
| 1st | £25 | JoanJenkins |
| 2nd | £10 | Margaret Cliffe |
| 3rd | £5 | Alex King |
| 4th | £5 | Sienna Robbins |
| October 2016 | ||
| 1st | £25 | David and Bridget Tossail |
| 2nd | £10 | Barrie Knight |
| 3rd | £5 | Jean Baines |
| 4th | £5 | Mirko Saccani |
| September 2016 | ||
| 1st | £25 | Roy Jenkins |
| 2nd | £10 | Viv Alling |
| 3rd | £5 | Elaine & John Marshall |
| 4th | £5 | Edward Robbins |
| August 2016 | ||
| 1st | £25 | Julie Rawsthorne |
| 2nd | £10 | Edith Hughes |
| 3rd | £5 | Roy Rogers |
| 4th | £5 | Stephen Ralph |
| July 2016 | ||
| 1st | £25 | Tom Asbridge |
| 2nd | £10 | Tina Jarvis |
| 3rd | £5 | Rupert Brice |
| 4th | £5 | Jamie Baylis |
| June 2016 | ||
| 1st | £25 | Rachel Hurley |
| 2nd | £10 | Wendy Clarke |
| 3rd | £5 | Stephen Ralph |
| 4th | £5 | Frankie Haydon |
| May 2016 | ||
| 1st | £25 | Margaret Cliff |
| 2nd | £10 | Viv Alling |
| 3rd | £5 | Simeon Hudson-Evans |
| 4th | £5 | Sally Yeomans |
| April 2016 | ||
| 1st | £25 | Tom Asbridge |
| 2nd | £10 | Jean Clarke |
| 3rd | £5 | John Measey |
| 4th | £5 | Dee Anderson |
| March 2016 | ||
| 1st | £25 | Wendy Clarke |
| 2nd | £10 | Vicki Roberts |
| 3rd | £5 | Rachel Hurley |
| 4th | £5 | Jane Jordan |
| Bonus | Jean Clarke |
| February 2016 | ||
| 1st | £25 | Elaine Faller |
| 2nd | £10 | Chris Hurley |
| 3rd | £5 | Joy Court |
| 4th | £5 | Tom Asbridge |
| January 2016 | ||
| 1st | £25 | Mr. Mrs Barnett |
| 2nd | £10 | Roy Rogers |
| 3rd | £5 | Adam Carruthers |
| 4th | £5 | Rupert Brice |
| December 2015 | ||
| 1st | £25 | Rupert Brice |
| 2nd | £10 | G Lewis |
| 3rd | £5 | Paul Heneghan |
| 4th | £5 | Freda Cannam |
| November 2015 | ||
| 1st | £100 | Mirko Sarcani |
| 2nd | £25 | Frankie Haydon |
| 3rd | £10 | Edward Robbins |
| 4th | £10 | Jane Greenslade |
| October 2015 | ||
| 1st | £25 | Jean Appleby |
| 2nd | £10 | Sue Macleod |
| 3rd | £5 | Marie Dow |
| 4th | £5 | Adam Carruthers |
| September 2015 | ||
| 1st – £25 | 43 | Carol Keen |
| 2nd – £10 | 77 | Margaret Cliff |
| 3rd – £5 | 52 | Beryl Wright |
| 4th – £5 | 98 | Sienna Robbins |
| August 2015 | ||
| 1st – £25 | 105 | Oliver Stowe |
| 2nd – £10 | 86 | Mr.Mrs Barne |
| 3rd – £5 | 71 | Viv Alling |
| 4th – £5 | 35 | Karen Workman |
| Bonus £10 | 50 | D. & CR. Smith |
| July 2015 | ||
| 1st | £25 | G Lewis |
| 2nd | £10 | Jill Haydon |
| 3rd | £5 | Isla Rossington |
| 4th | £5 | Tom Asbridge |
| June 2015 | ||
| 1st | £25 | Alex King |
| 2nd | £10 | Barrie Knight |
| 3rd | £5 | Beverley Daffurn |
| 4th | £5 | D Anderon |
| May 2015 | ||
| 1st | £25 | Audrey Walton |
| 2nd | £10 | Barrie Knight |
| 3rd | £5 | Jean Clarke |
| 4th | £5 | Fleur Rossington |
| April 2015 | ||
| 1st | £25 | Audrey Walton |
| 2nd | £10 | Esme Barnett |
| 3rd | £5 | Phil Alling |
| 4th | £5 | David Rawsthorne |
| March 2015 | ||
| 1st | £25 | Karen Workman |
| 2nd | £10 | Jean Hughes |
| 3rd | £5 | Joy Court-Newbury |
| 4th | £5 | Viv Alling |
| February 2015 | ||
| 1st | £25 | Esme Barnett |
| 2nd | £10 | Freda Cannam |
| 3rd | £5 | Barrie Knight |
| 4th | £5 | Joy Court-Newbury |
| January 2015 | ||
| 1st | £25 | Phil Alling |
| 2nd | £10 | Nigel Brooks |
| 3rd | £5 | Paul Henneghan |
| 4th | £5 | Tom Asbridge |
| December 2014 | ||
| 1st | £25 | Yvonne Butler |
| 2nd | £10 | Barrie Knight |
| 3rd | £5 | Joss Robbins |
| 4th | £5 | Audrey Winter |
| November 2014 | ||
| 1st | £25 | Alex King |
| 2nd | £10 | George Osborn |
| 3rd | £5 | Bill Carruthers |
| 4th | £5 | Doris Court |
| October 2014 | ||
| 1st | £25 | Giles King |
| 2nd | £10 | Frankie Haydon |
| 3rd | £5 | G Lewis |
| 4th | £5 | Michael Carron |
| September 2014 | ||
| 1st | £25 | Lorna Wheeler |
| 2nd | £10 | Beryl Wright |
| 3rd | £5 | Beverly Daffurn |
| 4th | £5 | Jean Hughes |
| August 2014 | ||
| 1st | £25 | Stephen Barnett |
| 2nd | £10 | Rosalind Winter |
| 3rd | £5 | Liz Henegan |
| 4th | £5 | Joan Jenkins |
July 2014
| Position | Name | Club Number | Amount Won |
| 1st | George Osborn | 36 | £25 |
| 2nd | Sue Carruthers | 93 | £10 |
| 3rd | Roy Rogers | 45 | £5 |
| 4th | John & Elaine Marshall | 83 | £5 |
June 2014
| Position | Name | Club Number | Amount Won |
| 1st | Jean Appleby | 90 | £25 |
| 2nd | Joy Court Newbury | 97 | £10 |
| 3rd | Mary Knight | 21 | £5 |
| 4th | Alex King | 75 | £5 |
Doctors
There are two practices which serve Weston Subedge
Barn Close Surgery In Broadway http://www.barnclose.co.uk
and
Campden Surgery Chipping Campden http://www.chippingcampdensurgery.co.uk
Chipping Campden Surgery
Back Ends
Chipping Campden, GL55 6AU
Tel: 01386 841894
Most information can be found on the respective websites.
Barn Close surgery have their own dispensary and Weston Subedge villagers can use a drop box service located at Hartwell & Co. Ltd. for repeat prescriptions . Prescription items are delivered Wednesday afternoons for repeat prescriptions and repeat prescription requests are picked up at the same time. So if you leave a repeat prescription request at Hartwell & Co. Ltd. before Wednesday morning then you pick up the items the following Wednesday. If you order via the internet then this should be ordered by Thursday evening to be delivered the following Wednesday.
For both surgeries if you have difficulty getting to the surgery then you can request a car ferry service by phoning the surgery reception the day before your appointment.
North Cotswold Hospital
The Minor Injuries Unit is open from 8am to 8pm. The unit is staffed by specialist Nurses known as Emergency Nurse Practitioners with support from medical staff and GPs as required.Contact details are available on the Minor Injuries Unit page here.
Evesham Community Hospital
Has a minor injuries unit and other facilities
For Ouf of Hours services please call NHS 111.
In an emergency please call 999.
PC Agenda 24/09/2019
Wse Fun Day Update
Thanks to everyone who turned up on Saturday to enjoy the games, bar and BBQ.
Also to all those who worked hard to make it happen.
Photos courtesy of Nicola Prestage of Tigerfeatures.com