BUGBROOKE & DISTRICT FLOWER SOCIETY

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Our monthly meetings are held on the fourth Monday of each month at 7.45 pm in Nether Heyford Village Hall.

On Monday 23rd April we look forward to welcoming Sandra Meakin with her demonstration “Location Location”.   At the end all arrangements are raffled, so why not come along and enjoy a relaxing evening and you may be lucky enough to win one of the arrangements.  Guests and new members are always welcome.

For more information please ring Simone on 01327 342167 or Maureen on 01327 340789

Bugbrooke & District Flower Society

invite you to a FASHION SHOW including shoes, scarves and jewellery

presented by Just Trading

on FRIDAY 20TH APRIL

in Bugbrooke Community Centre

7.30 pm for 8 pm start.

Tickets £5 available from Simone 01327 342167 or Maria 01327 341783

HEYFORD AMBLERS

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The next Sunday walk will be on Sunday 15th April starting from Priors Marston at 10-30am. (Parking on the road opposite the bus shelter.)

We shall be walking about 5 miles in a round trip taking in the stunning Warwickshire scenery,

It’s quite an easy walk -  in fact downhill all the way after

the initial climb is completed.

We’ll continue walking on Tuesday mornings, meeting at the bus stop on the green at 10-30am. We don’t walk fast, we do about 3 or 4 miles, and we stop frequently to admire the view or to get our breath back. We are usually back in the village by 12-30. If you would like to join us, just turn up wearing sturdy footwear and give it a whirl.

www.freewebs.com/heyfordamblers – please visit us.

Mick & Shirley Collins
01327 342287

The WI in NETHER HEYFORD

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Nether Heyford WI would like to thank Shirley and Mike Collins for making our recent fund raising quiz such a huge success. Many thanks to all of you who supported the evening.

Visitors always welcome to our monthly meetings held on the first Thursday of the month at 7:30pm in the Village Hall. April’s speaker will be talking to us about Neuroskeletal Realignment Therapy. Contact Ann 342491 for more details.

Recipe of the Month – April

This month’s recipe was devised by the Good Housekeeping Institute for the Queens Coronation banquet.  Three hundred and fifty people attended the banquet but our recipe is for a more modest eight people.

Coronation chicken

  • 1 chicken about 1.6kg/3 and ½ lb
  • 2 celery sticks
  • 1 onion, peeled and chopped
  • 1 bouqet garni
  • ½ tsp salt
  • 125gm/5 oz dried apricot
  • 1 tsp oil
  • 2 shallots, peeled and finely chopped
  • 2 tbsp mild curry powder
  • 2 tbsp tomato paste
  • 100ml /3 fl oz red wine
  • 1 bay leaf
  • 2 lemon slices
  • 450ml/16 fl oz thick mayonnaise
  • 30ml/2 tbsp double cream
  • 1tbsp lemon juice
  • coriander to garnish

Method

Place chicken in pan with  the  celery, onion, bouquet garni, salt and peppercorns.  Pour in enough cold water to just cover the chicken thighs.  Cover, slowly bring to the boil and simmer for 1 hour.  Transfer chicken to a bowl, strain the stock and cool quickly.

Soak the apricots in boiling water.

Heat oil in a pan and fry the shallots for 1 minute.  Add curry powder, fry for 2/3 minutes.  Stir in the tomato paste and cook for 1 minute.  Add the wine, 100ml water, bay leaf, lemon slices, simmer for 15 minutes, then sieve.

Put apricots and soaking liquid in a pan.  Simmer for 15 minutes until soft, drain and puree.

Cut the chicken into strips discarding skin and bones.  Mix the mayonnaise with 3-4  tbsp curry sauce, 4-5  tbsp apricot puree, the cream and lemon juice.

Toss the chicken in some of the curry mayonnaise.  Garnish with the coriander sprigs and serve with the rest of the curry mayonnaise.

This recipe is the original one for the dish that was first served at the banquet.

HEYFORD PICTUREDROME at NETHER HEYFORD VILLAGE HALL

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Another change of scene and pace at the Picturedrome on 15th March with the screening of A Man for All Seasons – as might be expected with a cast of distinguished actors, the film, although almost 50 years old, provided the audience with a first class evening’s entertainment.

The basic theme of the story of Thomas More is well known but the Director brought it to life with realistic scenes and settings, even though there were a few instances of ‘artistic licence’.

A most enjoyable two hour long film which kept the audience in their seats with no noticeable signs of discomfort,

Next month on Thursday 19th April the Picturedrome will be showing a lighthearted film – Chocolat – which tells the story of a single mother and her six year old daughter moving to a small rural town in France and opening a chocolate shop – with Sunday opening hours.   Their shop is across the street from the local church and its opening is met with open hostility by the local townspeople.   But as soon as they are coaxed into enjoying the shop’s delicious products, there is a change of attitude.

CHOCOLAT (12)

The film stars Juliette Binoche with parts for Johnny Depp, Judi Dench, Lesley Caron and many other well known actors (but no Maggie Smith!)

Usual times apply:           7.30pm for tea or coffee

8.00pm for the film show

Admission:                       £4 Adults and £2 Children under 16

Venue:                             Nether Heyford Village Hall

Bob Wilson

VILLAGE HALL EVENTS

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Garage Sale

The return of the popular garage sale will take place on April 22nd.

If you’re having a clear out over Easter, why not try to sell it by holding

a Garage Sale.

To participate in this whole village scheme will cost you only £5.

Publicity will draw in dealers from across the county.

To register your interest and get your garage on the map phone Barron Walton 01604 831803, Christine Watts 01327 340041 or Vicki Hamblin 01327 341059.

The Queen’s Jubilee Celebration,

Village picnic,

Fete and Fun Dog Show

June 9th 2012

Make it a date in your diary!

 

Parish Church of St Peter and St Paul

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Midweek Communions are held weekly on Wednesdays, 9.30am at Heyford and Thursdays, 10am at Flore, except in Holy week – 4th and 5th – all welcome.

The service pattern is rather different this month because of Holy Week and Easter. On Palm Sunday we shall have our traditional parade with donkeys and scout band around Flore. This is for everyone in all four villages and we shall be joined by folk from the URC in Flore. We shall arrive at the Parish Church at 11am for an All-age service to celebrate Palm Sunday.

There will be one Hot Cross Bun service on Good Friday morning this year, in All Saints, Flore and another three hour vigil in Heyford church. This will be similar to last year with prayer stations set up around the church where people can meditate for as little or as long as they like; we shall conclude with a short service. If you would like any more information about any of our services please don’t hesitate to phone me.

My apologies for some confusion last month – the article on preaching was written by Jane Quarmby from Brockhall, who is training to become a Lay Reader in the benefice, not Jane Rands, who is churchwarden in Heyford. Both Janes are very valued members of the benefice, using their many skills to support the work of the church here as do many people – thanks to them all.

The Streets we shall be praying for during April are: Bugbrooke Rd and Wakefield Way in Heyford, Bliss Lane and the Nursery, Meadow Farm Close and Brington Rd in Flore, Main St in Church Stowe and Manor Farm, The Old Coach House and Manor Cottage in Brockhall.

Services for April and Easter 2012

Sunday 1st 10:00am Palm Sunday Procession leaves from Playing Field
Palm Sunday 11:00am All age service for the Benefice and Christian Partnership at All Saints Flore
  6:00pm Holy Communion at Heyford for the whole Benefice
Monday 2nd   7.30pm Holy Communion and meditation at Upper Stowe
Tuesday 3rd   7.30pm Music and Meditation for Holy Week with the Watling Singers at Flore
Wednesday 4th   7.30pm Compline at Brockhall
Thursday 5th   7.30pm Holy Communion and Watch at Heyford
Good Friday 6th 10.00am -12 noon Hot Cross Bun Service in All Saints Church, Flore
12 noon -3.00pm Good Friday Vigil – Heyford
4.30-6pm Nooma café in Heyford Church Rooms
Saturday 7th  8.30pm Easter Vigil and renewal of Baptismal Vows at Heyford
Sunday 8th   6.00am Dawn Service and breakfast at Flore
  9:30am Holy Communion at Heyford
Easter Day 11:00am Holy Communion at Flore
11:00am Holy Communion at Church Stowe
11:15am Celtic Holy Communion at Brockhall
Sunday 15th 10:00am Family Service at Upper Stowe
10:30am Holy Communion at Heyford for the whole Benefice
Saturday 21st   3:30pm Messy Church in Flore
Sunday 22nd   9:30am Holy Communion at Flore
11:00am Celtic Morning Prayer at Heyford
11:00am Holy Communion at Church Stowe
  6:00pm Holy Communion at Heyford
Sunday 29th   9:30am Holy Communion at Heyford
11:00am Holy Communion at Flore
  6:00pm Benefice Evensong at Church Stowe

Easter and its powerful symbols

You will see from the schedule of services that once again we have a busy Holy Week and Easter. The services are spread across all our villages and are for everyone from all the villages. This will be the fourth year that we have held a Dawn service in Flore at 6am on Easter Day – it’s becoming a bit of a local tradition and quite a popular one too. It is a service packed with symbolism. We start outside by lighting a new fire to welcome the day. I like to set fire to a Christmas tree to emphasise the link between Christmas and Easter – you can’t have one without the other. Then we take a light from the fire to light our new Paschal Candle which will have a central place in the church during the Easter season. This reminds us that Jesus is the Light of the world. On that first Good Friday people tried to put out that light as they crucified Jesus, but God raised Him to new life.

Taking the newly lit Paschal (Easter) candle into the church we all light our own nightlights and float them in the font as we renew our baptismal promises to remind ourselves that we are given that new life in Christ at our baptism. It means that even though we go on making mistakes, sinning, we can be forgiven and make a fresh start. Of course, this will only have real meaning if we really mean to amend our ways.

Then we go to the Easter Garden, remove the stone from the empty tomb, place the figures in the garden and bless it. Christ is Risen, and we rejoice together before sharing in a breakfast of bacon butties.

Later in the day there may well be Easter egg hunts in the churchyards or just Easter eggs given out after the services. The original Easter eggs were real eggs painted to make them special – very symbolic as of course the egg is very much a symbol of new life. However the hollow chocolate eggs do have an extra symbolism as they remind us of the empty tomb.

Wishing you all a very happy and blessed Easter

Ann Slater 342201

Apologies

Last month the Editor wrongly accredited the item on Preaching. It was written by Jane Quamby. The Editor apologises for the error and trusts that it has not caused too many difficulties.

Police Contact Procedures

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Please could I ask that if my direct extension of 344275 is published in any Newsletters or placed on any Websites that it is stressed that only very non urgent messages should be left on my voicemail.

It is not possible for my messages to be checked at times when I am off duty, such as annual leave and rest days.

I have recently returned from annual leave and have had several quite urgent voicemails left that could not be responded to in a timely manner as it was not possible for anyone else to listen to my voicemails.

I am more than happy for my direct extension to be used for non urgent matters, but at times when a person is needing to report an incident or contact the Police due to finding items of property, or with an urgent enquiry, this should be done by telephoning 101 and speaking directly to the Force Control Room so that, where required, an incident can be created and Officers be deployed, and so that urgent enquiries can be responded to.

In an emergency 999 should always be used.

PCSO 7041 Jen Harrison

Tel 101  Ext  344275

Parish Council Notes

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The latest meeting of the Parish Council took place on March 4th at the Baptist Church Rooms.

Nick King from South Northants Volunteer Bureau introduced the Village Networks scheme which would bring (as of May) advice on benefits, debts and job seeking to the village on a regular basis in the form of a specially adapted vehicle. There would also be a minibus available at low rates for hire to charities and village organisations, to bring parishioners to the advice centre, and also to take parishioners directly to service suppliers if felt important. Mr King sought someone to act as a single point of contact to advise on locations etc.

Jubilee/Fete.  Councillor Joan Kirkbride has been asked to and has agreed to plant the Jubilee oak tree and crown the Rose Queen.

Allotments. Rent night on March 1st had yielded £998 with £310 still due. This would just cover the anticipated grass and hedge cutting and water costs. The questionnaires and meeting regarding the development of an Allotments Association had given mixed results.

Youth Club. It was reported that the initial meetings had been a great success and numbers had risen to 33. All the relevant policies had been adopted. There was liaison with the school on anti bullying schemes, and all CRB checks were in order. The Clerk was instructed to write to the organisers and to thank all concerned.

Dog Fouling.  I have been asked to reprint this recent initiative from the South Northants Council Spring Review.

If you own a dog it’s your responsibility to clean up after it if it fouls in a public place.

Dog fouling is unpleasant and poses a public health risk. You can buy your poop scoop bags from the council offices in Towcester. The bags cost £6 for 300. If you witness someone letting their dog foul in a public place without cleaning it up afterwards, please report it to the Environmental Protection Team – email environmental.protection@southnorthants.gov.uk or phone 01327 322323, with as much information as possible. If you can, tell us the name and address of the  person in charge of the dog, a description of the dog, plus details of the date, time and place of the offence. If fouling occurs at regular times, it may be possible for an officer to witness the fouling and take action accordingly. Council officers can issue £75 fixed penalty notices for dog fouling.

DATE OF NEXT MEETING. Monday April 2nd   2012 preceded by Annual Parish Meeting at 7pm – an opportunity for Village organisations to give reports, as well as to hear the chairman’s report.

Guy Ravine, Tel: 01327 340410

E-mail: g.ravine@btinternet.com

Thank you for the Memories as Teaching Assistant in class 3………….

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I would like to thank all the children in class 3 at the Bliss charity and their teacher Mrs Morse for making my time at School so special. The children, parents and staff made my last day full of lovely memories. Thank you to the staff for the presents cards and flowers. Also to all the children in class 3 who gave me a party to remember full of games, performances, and fun. Thanks to the parents in class 3 for their present and all the gifts from the children.

I feel blessed to have worked in such a lovely school as ours; working at Bliss is like being part of a big family. As one child in the school wrote in my leaving card, “I would like to say good luck with your life you have given me many life long memories”. I feel exactly the same; working at Bliss has been one of the happiest times in my life.

I am now moving on to a new chapter in my life as the Northamptonshire children and young people’s service manager for Guideposts Trusts. I will spend a lot of the time working with children and young people who are less fortunate than we are. Also I will have opportunities to develop existing services and hopefully make a real difference for all the families whom I meet.

In closing, it’s not “Goodbye”. I will still go into school when I have a few spare minutes to help out in class 3.

Many thanks.

Mrs Daurie

Jodie Caller

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I would like to give you the details of our 15 year old daughter’s recent Judo successes.

Jodie Caller, 15, from Nether Heyford recently took part in the under 20 year old British Closed Judo Championships. Jodie is the current 52 kg Cadet (under 17) British Judo Champion and tested herself against the older and more experienced players at the event on Saturday 21st January, at the English Institute of Sport, Sheffield.

In an epic day which started at 10 am and finished around 6pm, Jodie had eight fights and produced a truly amazing performance to win all eight contests and take the Gold medal and be crowned 2012 U52Kg Junior (under 20) British Closed Judo Champion,  at just 15 years old.

Not content with this, just a couple of days later Jodie fought for England at the 2012 Commonwealth Judo Championships in Cardiff. The event was held in the Donald Gordon Theatre which provided a very different setting. Another very long day saw Jodie weigh in at 6 am, fight in her first round which she won and then wait for the finals show at 6pm. In an all England final Jodie threw her team mate for the maximum score (called Ipppon) and took another Gold Medal to be crowned U52Kg Cadet Commonwealth Judo Champion.

Her next target is to qualify for the Cadet European Judo Championships in June which is being held in Montenegro and she is currently on target to secure her place, fingers crossed.

Richard and Sue Caller

Family Announcements

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Jane Inwood

I would like to say thank you for all the get well messages, flowers, plants, etc. which I received during my recent stay in hospital.  I am now back home and making a slow but steady recovery.  Many thanks,

Jane Inwood.

Happy 90th Birthday to Joan Pearson

To celebrate this occasion Joan invites her friends to the Village Hall on Saturday 24 March between 12 noon and 3:00 pm for a drop-in buffet.

Although this is an open invitation it would be much appreciated that if you know you are definitely coming please let Joan’s daughter Pam know before 18 March. Her telephone number is 01327 340615.

LONGEVITY RUNS IN SOME FAMILIES

Joseph Oliver Adams, farmer and public servant was born on 29th March 1862.  He lived and farmed all of his life at Bugbrooke and Heyford (Whitehall on the A5) and died in 1948.  He had 9 children although 2 did not achieve adulthood.  The sole survivor is Hugh Adams who was born in 1923 and still lives in Nether Heyford.

Joseph Oliver had an uncle named John Radburne, also a farmer, who lived a 100 years and died at his home at Thrupp Grounds, Nr Daventry; this is still occupied and farmed by a member of the Adams family.  At the time of John Radburne’s 100th birthday he was known as the oldest farmer in England.  The family hope to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the birth of Joseph Oliver Adams in 2012.

Heyford Scout Group

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Beavers: Before the February break the Beavers enjoyed a night walk in which a number of the star constellations were identified whilst all were warmed with a mug of hot chocolate.  The Beavers have also completed a road safety / green cross code night.  Along with the educational aspects there’s always time for plenty of fun and games.  The Beaver colony continues to be a full house and a waiting list is going to be set up soon.  If you have a young boy or girl keen to join please contact leaders.heyford_scouts@yahoo.co.uk

Looking forward to the spring the beavers will be working towards their swimming badge of which more details will be communicated to parents shortly. Sally would like to express her thanks for the continued help given in bucket loads by Lyndsey, Emily, Charlie and Steve.  ‘I couldn’t do it without you’…

Cubs: If one group wasn’t enough, Sally has now taken on the running of Cubs.  Our thanks go to Mel, Sally J, Nicky, and Helen  for their help in running the group most recently.  By the time the Prattler has been published Cubs will have had a go at cooking pancakes on our own propane cookers!  Activities planned for the coming months include a night adventure walk with torches where wellies will be a must, and hopefully swimming as well (although not on the same night as the walk – hopefully)!  With the lighter nights on their way, the cubs are looking forward to getting outdoors more.  There are spaces in the cub pack, so if there are children keen to join, please email the leaders at the email address within the Beavers section of this article.

Scouts: From now on every Scout night will be based outside whether it be rain, sun, hail or even snow.  Please ensure all children are ‘prepared’ for the prevailing conditions / forecast.

Richard Pye  07976 829760

Junior Heyford

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Items of interest for younger readers and their parents

Mark Tanton Memorial Triathlon

Sunday 1st April, Elizabeth Woodville School, Roade (new name for Roade School).

It is time to sign up for this friendly introduction to the sport of triathlon. This year we are opening up the event to adults who are new to the sport as well as children. I am sure all those who took part last year will agree that it can be a great confidence booster giving competitors the opportunity to achieve what they thought seemed impossible

There will be plenty to keep the spectators entertained including refreshments, bouncy castle and secondhand bookstall so please join us for this family day out raising funds for Meningitis related charities in memory of Mark.

For more information and to sign up please take a look at onyourmarksevents.org or call 01327 341298

You may also be interested to know that Mark’s brother Paul will be running in the 2012 Virgin London Marathon raising funds for Meningitis UK.  Training is going well and he is clocking up the miles as he runs the streets of Hull where he is at Uni. If you would like to support him in his venture please take a look at justgiving.com/paultanton or call 01327 341298.

NETHER HEYFORD PRE-SCHOOL

Charity number: 1029571

The Village Hall, The Green, Nether Heyford, Northamptonshire, NN7 3LE

The children had a lovely February.  They all enjoyed playing in the long awaited snow!  Some of the fabulous things they got up to included superhero week where they dressed up and made a rocket ship. They made some lovely Valentines artwork and enjoyed a music morning thanks to Matt Manning who came in and played his guitar and sang with the children.

Breakfast club launched with a special Pancake breakfast on Pancake day.  A big welcome to Emma Toseland who joins us as our Breakfast Club Assistant.  Breakfast club is priced at £3.70 per session including a walking bus to school if applicable.  If you would like to sign your child up for any sessions, please email us at sophie@netherheyfordpreschool.co.uk asap.

The cash back cheques have been arriving this month – so far we’ve received £18 for recycling mobile phones and ink cartridges, £13 for Yellow Moon craft orders and another cheque for £35 is on its way from Easy Fundraising. Thank you to everyone who has supported us through these schemes.

During March we will be heading down to the allotments to do a bit of digging in preparation for the growing season. We will also start planting our seeds in the greenhouse – hopefully we can grow some lovely fruit and veg this year!  We have lots of craft activities planned for Easter too and we will be making plans for our Annual Easter Fun Day.

We now have a waiting list for some of our sessions. Please register your child as soon as possible to secure your place – info@netherheyfordpreschool.co.uk

How can you help our Pre-School?

We are collecting unwanted CD’s & DVD’s through Music Magpie and turning them into funds. (Donations to be received at Pre-School before 30th March please – no free newspaper CD’s please, they are not accepted). We are also collecting old mobile phones and ink cartridges and will be arranging a clothing collection through the Fire Fighters charity – they pay us per ton of clothing so if you have any unwanted clothing items please drop them off to us.

If you shop online, you can do so through www.easyfundraising.org.uk  – stores such as John Lewis, Amazon and Argos donate a percentage of the sale to a chosen charity – simply select Nether Heyford Pre-School. We are now registered and collecting Petits Filous lids as part of the ‘Pots make Pounds’ scheme. Please rinse the lids before you hand them in!!

We are always looking for volunteers to help in the setting and with our fundraising efforts. Our Preschool is a charity and couldn’t function without help from parents and those in our community so if you have any spare time and feel you would like to help, please contact Yvette Petty/Sophie Jones on 07984055828 or drop in and introduce yourself.

Yvette, Sophie, the Preschool Staff and Committee

Tel: 07984055828

info@netherheyfordpreschool.co.uk                    www.netherheyfordpreschool.co.uk

Heyford Bowls Club

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In spite of the recent inclement weather excellent turnouts for Wednesday bowls has been maintained.  A thank you to all our Flore members, who once again have braved the winter conditions to support the club.  Indoor bowls competitions are a friendly match with Moreton Pinkney are soon to commence, but the results of these games will have to be reported in April’s Prattler.

A not to forget date for your diaries, the short mat versus the outdoor green friendly match will be played on Saturday 10th March starting at 1.30 pm in the Village Hall.

Signing on for the outdoor bowls season will be Friday 13th April at 6.30 pm in the Sports Pavilion at the Playing Fields.  New members are always welcome and with the outdoor season starting at the end of April anyone interested whether old or new (wishing to give bowling a try) please ring for information.  Alternatively just visit the bowling club at the Playing Field and talk to members who will be pleased to help.

Den Taylor
01327 341405

Heyford Cricket Club

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Despite the snow on the ground at the time of writing, preparations for the start of the new cricket season are already well under way, with the first fixture set for 21st April.

Indoor net sessions take place at the County ground every Wednesday evening between 9:00 pm and 10:00 pm.  Anyone over the age of 16 who is keen to get involved can either just turn up or contact rosscambray@hotmail.co.uk.  There will be a small fee to cover costs.

On the social side plans are under way for our traditional pre-season quiz night during April, which always provides a fun-filled evening and kick starts the season’s fundraising activities.  Keep an eye out for confirmation of the date and more details on www.heyfordcricket.co.uk

The club continues to look for an assistant volunteer groundsman for the forthcoming season and beyond. No experience is necessary as full training and equipment will be provided. Help is required primarily on Thursday or Friday evenings and Saturday mornings. Duties will initially include:

  • The final preparation of wickets which will include the mowing of the wicket, square and outfield using various mowers. Some heavy rolling may also be necessary.
  • Final preparations will then include painting of the crease markings and boundary along with the setting out of stumps, flag, scoreboard and seats.
  • Moving on and off of roll-on covers (weather dependant).
  • Some filling-in of rabbit holes on the outfield may also be necessary.

If you or anyone you know of may be interested in the role, please contact either Kit Andrews or Simon Legge.

PFA 300 Club Winners February

1st Prize (£65)   16 (Sue Hartgrove)

2nd Prize (£30)   3 (Pete Simmons)

EXERCISE CLASSES

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first class free – and bring a friend for free

TAI CHI & TEA Relax your mind and body whilst enjoying a cup of Chinese tea
Weedon village hall annexe Mon 7 – 9pm

YOGA/PILATES - Strengthen your core, tone your body and improve your flexibility
Weedon village hall Mon 2.15-3.15pm and Sun 7-8pm
Kislingbury village hall Wed 9.30-10.30am

BOXFIT/CIRCUITS  The ultimate calorie burning class with fitness testing. How fit are you?
Weedon village hall Mon 8.15-9.15pm
Weedon Scout hut Fri 6.30-7.30pm

Places are limited so please book

For cost and details please go on line at www.justbfit.org.uk
or contact John Baker on 0798 307 8297

HEYFORD SPORTS

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Nether Heyford Tennis Club – “Open Day”

Saturday 31st March 2012 from 11am to 3pm

all are welcome to come and play for free.
We are a small friendly club offering tennis for all abilities and ages.  Coaching and league matches available for those who want it and club nights for everyone.
Our coaching sessions will restart in April

Further information from Jo Dickson 01327 349094