August 2001Issue 288

PARISH CLERK'S NOTESThe Parish Council met on Tuesday, 3 July.Following the resignation of Councillor DerekRedfearn at the May meeting, Godfrey Thomas waselected to fill the vacant position and was appointedTrustee to serve on the Village Hall ManagementCommittee and to be Police Liaison Officer.

Advice has been received regarding BasingstokeDivision Police Opening Times and this isreproduced elsewhere in this Newsletter. To contactChris Brooks the number is as before, 397276 fornon-emergency matters or 328063 which is OldBasing Police Station.

It was agreed to hold the first meeting of the VillageDesign Group on Saturday 22 September at 10.00am in the Meeting Room at the Millennium VillageHall. It is hoped that everyone who is interested in theproduction of a Village Design Statement will be ableto attend. For information on the Village DesignStatement please see page 6 of the May 2001Newsletter or contact Eddie Rapley, Parish Clerkon 325652. If you would be interested in taking part inthis project but unable to attend on Saturday 22September, please contact Eddie Rapley or a memberof the Parish Council before that date.

local Plan Review - the Borough Council hasembarked upon on a consultation period which runsfrom 7 July until 28 September 2001. It was agreedthat the local Plan Review will be on the Agenda forthe next Parish Council Meeting which will be heldon Tuesday, 4 September 2001. During the eveningthere will be a special Open Forum to discuss theLocal Plan Review when members of the public willhave the opportunity to speak and comment.

The local Plan is the Borough Council's key planningdocument, setting out the planning policies for theBorough over a ten year period. The Plan is used asthe basis for all planning decisions taken within theBorough.

The local Plan has two main purposes: to identifyland for development, and set out policies againstwhich development proposals can be assessed. ThePlan must consider the need for all types ofdevelopment within the Borough, although it isinevitable that the housing proposals tend to createthe most interest. It must strike a balance betweenthe need for an appropriate level of development andthe protection of the Borough's environment.

The Council has an adopted Local Plan that coversthe period 1991 - 2001 and they are now in the earlystages of reviewing this Plan to cover the period up to2011. Taking into account the large number of siteswhich have already been identified for housingdevelopment together with an expected increase inthe numbers of houses being built within theBorough's built-up areas [on so-called brownfieldsites], it is anticipated that new [greenfield] sites will beneeded to accommodate between 2-3,000 dwellings.

The Borough Council has not yet identified any areasfor development in the Local Plan Review. Theyhave, however, received details of about 170 siteswhich landowners/developers are promoting fordevelopment. There are four proposed sites forCliddesden. The Borough Council will be takingdecisions on possible sites during the summer of2002 and have asked that the public make their viewsknown regarding the sites which have been promotedby landowners/developers and regarding the strategy

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which should be adopted for meeting the housingrequirements in th~ borough by 28 September 2001at the latest. They stress that 'no development atall' is not an option.

There is to be a public event at The Anvil onSaturday 1 September - all of the exhibition materialwill be on display, and also, potential developers of thelarger promoted sites will be invited to displayinformation on their proposals and be available toanswer questions. Copies of all the consultationinformation are available on the Borough Council'swebsite at www.basingstoke.gov.uk There is aLocal Plan Review Comments Form availablewhich, when completed may be posted or faxed to theStrategic Policy Team at the Borough Council orcomments may be sent by email to:local.plan@basingstoke.gov.uk

Mobile Shop and Post Office - Wehave been advised that a scheme tooperate a mobile shop and post office

in the villages and more rural locations within theborough, which has the support of the BoroughCouncil and Hampshire County Council, is expectedto start on 29 August 2001. The sites selected forCliddesden are Hoopersmead and the Pond area -stops will last for approximately 1 hour. The actualdates for each stopping point are not yet known.

Leaflets are to be sent out containing all the relevantdetails and these will be displayed on the PondNoticeboard and at the hall - they may be available atthe Coffee Morning at the hall on Monday,13 August, between 10.00 am and 12 noon.

Eddie RapleyParish Clerk

MILLENNIUM VILLAGE HALL NEWS

Confirmation of bookings from the Hog the Limelight Professional Entertainments Programme for the 2001/2002season have just been received:

HOAGY, HORNPIPES, HANDEL & HOE-DOWN presented by Simon Mayor & Hilary James will be at ourMillennium Village Hall on Friday 26 October 2001 at 8pm. This is described as a witty and captivating mix offolk, blues, swing and classics, spiced with Simon Mayor's unique brand of off-beat humour and Hilary's"wonderfully honey-dripping voice". They can slide easily from a beautifully evocative Irish ballad into a mandolinand guitar version of Handel's "Arrival of the Queen of Sheba", and then have everyone singing one of their ownnotoriously comic songs - holding it all together with an easy informal stage manner and wry humour. Simon iswidely regarded as one of the world's leading mandolin virtuosos, and has had his own series on Radio 2,"Marooned With a Mandolin". His musical wizardry also includes some fine guitar playing and fiery Appalachianfiddling According to Radio 4, Hilary is "one of Britain's finest voices". She has performed at venues across theworld. Tickets: £6 available from mid September from Tom Mansbridge at The Garage, Janet Vernon on325625 and Betty Rapley at Coffee Mornings on Monday 10 September and Monday 8 October.

ART LECTURE on J M W TURNER - accompanied by slides - by BARRY HERBERT on Friday1 February 2002 at 8 pm in the hall. Turner is now recognised as one of the fathers of modern art, althoughduring his lifetime he was often attacked for the "unfinished" nature of his paintings, which celebrated thesplendours of the natural world, as well as recording the industrial advances that would eventually destroy it. Heis still immensely popular today, as the figures for his recent exhibition at the Royal Academy show. BarryHerbert studied Art History in Leeds in the 1960s, with Professor Quentin Bell, son of the artist Vanessa Bell, andnephew of Virginia Woolf. He has worked as a London Art Dealer and was the keeper of Fine Art at the LeicesterMuseum & Art Gallery. He has taught and lectured extensively.Tickets: £6 available from December from Tom Mansbridge at The Garage and Mary Thomas on 468369.

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CAN'T SING - WANT TO SING? A workshop to gently coax each person to help them discover their own uniquevoice, run by Yvette Staelens and Michelle Hicks, who are both experienced workshop leaders and singers,performing as members of the Roots Quartet. This will be held on Saturday, 16 February 2002 from 10am to4pm. Our voices define who we are, and we are held back if we are too shy to sing, or feel that our voice "isn'tgood enough". This workshop will be a safe and supportive space for beginners and anyone who needs help tounlock their voice, to start their exploration. It will be light-hearted, and there will be no pressure to sing alone. Noprevious musical knowledge is needed and it is not necessary to be able to read music. They tell us that "Thisworkshop can change lives!" Tickets £12 (including coffee and light lunch) will be available early January 2002from Tom Mansbridge at The Garage, Janet Vernon on 325625 or Betty Rapley at Coffee Mornings etc.

If you are interested in taking advantage of any of the above subsidised professional entertainment, please makea note of the dates now.

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'100 Club' - I omitted to give the total number of subscribers for our 'new' year which runs from April 2001 throughto March 2001. We started off with 168 for the April draw and this figure has now risen to 171 for the July draw. Itis still not too late for newcomers to join of course - the next draw will take place in August, when the annualsubscription for the 'part year' - from August through to March - will be £8, or £1 every month.

The 'June' Draw took place on 6 July, at the Reception to meet our new Priest-in-Charge, Clive Parnell-Hopkinson and his wife, Pauline. The winners were: 1st Ken Rampton - no 97, 2nd Vittorio Squillaci - no 53;3rd Mrs Joanne Capehorn - no 206.We caught up with ourselves and the July Draw took place at the Whist Drive on 12 July. Winners were:1st Vic Tilley - no 294; 2nd Mrs Dawn Stanley - no 228; 3rd Mrs W Pontin - no 68.

Reminder - The '100 Club' has been running for 12 years and no number has been used for more than onesubscriber. Consequently over the years, as people leave, many numbers are no longer in use - our newestsubscriber is no 327.]

~\. WhiSt/"j Dates are as follows: Thursday 9 August, Thursday 13 September and Thursday 11 October -Drivel doors open at 7pm for a prompt start at 7.30pm Cliddesden Millennium Village Hall.

BOOK A TABLE FOR THE CRAFT FAIR

Craft Fair - Sunday 7 October 2001 from 10.30am to 3.30pm - Why not get an early start on your Christmasshopping? Snacks will be available all day. Application forms for stall-holders to book a table are available fromTom Mansbridge at the Garage or can be found in the wall-rack at the Village Hall - please telephone Betty on325652 for more information.

Betty Rapley, Village Hall Secretary

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Peter & Jean Matthews and Betty and Eddie Rapleywere invited to a Garden Party at Buckingham Palace on Wednesday 18 July 2001

An Invitation from The Queen

Why don't you all pop round for tea,Just you and Anne and Phil and me?From time to time I open my garden

Buck House that is, I beg your pardon,I forget who I am, old age you see

But I like to be involved in the community.

Not quite a Royal Command old cocksJust wear a nice suit and your party frocks.

There'lI be a few others to make up the number,The sandwiches are good, fresh cress and cucumber.

I love all my subjects because you seeI like to be involved with the community.

Jump in the car and drive up to the smokeThis regal invitation is not a joke.

Don't worry about parking, use The Mall,(Incidentally I'd love to see your Millennium Hall)So thank you Peter Matthews and Betty Rapley

As I know you're involved in the community!

J.B.O'Snoerter

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HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY

Issue 288 Page 5

Ten members of the Society opened their gardens during the Cliddesden Art and Festivities Week. Also on theMonday of that week we had the judging of members' gardens in the Best Gardens Competition. The resultswere:-

Class A - Combined Flower & Vegetable Garden.Cup Mr & Mrs A C.& J Stevens, (Cliddesden)

* Certificate Mr & Mrs D IIsley, Cliddesden * For Best Novice i.e. one who has not won in the class beforeClass B - Flower Garden.

Cup Mr & Mrs G & M Cave, CliddesdenCertificate Mr & Mrs G & S Fordham, Farleigh Wallop

Class C - Vegetable GardenCup Mr & Mrs A C & J Stevens, CliddesdenCertificate Mr R.Taplin, Ellisfield

Class D - Garden Feature

Cup Mt & Mrs C & J Holmes, CliddesdenCertificate Mr & Mrs V & J Shurgold , Cliddesden

Class E - Collection of Containers/Hanging BasketsCup Mr & Mrs P, K & Miss E Rampton, CliddesdenCertificate Mr & Mrs J Tibble, Farleigh Wallop

The judge was very impressed by the neat, weed-free condition of the gardens,indicating the interest, dedication and effort of their owners.

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Dates for your diary

Sept 1st (Sat) Cliddesden SUMMER SHOW - Schedules for the Summer Show may be obtained through anycommittee member.

Sept 21st (Thur) Preston Candover Hall

Sept 27th (Thur) Cliddesden

Nov 28th (Wed) Ellisfield

Meeting with Candovers Valley G.C.

Members evening

AGM & Social

On Wednesday evening, 18th July, we had a very enjoyable visit to the garden of Mrs Jenny Jowett in Silchester.Most of the planting in the garden is done by her and so she was able to give us a very detailed commentary asshe guided us round. She is a botanical artist, doing work for the RHS and Kew, and after the tour we hadrefreshments in her studio and were able to purchase prints and postcards of various plants.

Topical Tip

Shrubs which have finished flowering, e.g. Deutzia, Weigela, Philadelphus, should be pruned now. The easiestand quickest method is to cut out one-third of the branches to ground level. If this is done every year there will bea constant supply of new growth to keep the plant healthy and compact.

The new long shoots of Wisteria should be cut back by about a half. Later they will be further shortened to two orthree buds.

Gordon Snook

ADULT EDUCATION CLASSES

PAINTINGANDD WING

TUTOR; MARY THOMAS B.A.At CLIDDES:OEN MILLENNIUM

VILLAGE HALL

CLASSES STARTSEPTEMBER 18TH 2001.

TUESDAY MORNING

AND EVENING,WEDNESDAY DAYTIME

ALL LEVELS.BEGINNERS WELCOME

FOR MOREINFORMATIONOR TO ENROL

RINGMARY ON01256 468369

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Painting and Drawing Classes - Autumn Term 2001Classes start - Tuesday 18th September

(Break first two weeks of October)

Tuesdays 10.00 a.m. to 12 noon, Cliddesden Millennium Village HallTuesdays 7.30 p.m. to 9.30 p.m., Cliddesden Millennium Village HallWednesdays 10.00 a.m. to 12 noon, Cliddesden Millennium Village HallWednesday 1.00 p.m. to 3.00 p.m., Cliddesden Millennium Village Hall

Fees for a ten week term are £45 (£35 over 65's concession)

Art History

This course will begin again in October on Mondays. It will cover the history ofArt from Cave Painting to Contemporary Art using slides, talk and discussion togive an introduction to this fascinating subject.

This class will take place at my house in Cliddesden.

Fees for five weeks £25. (The whole course will run over ten weeks, five in theAutumn term and five in the Spring)

To enrol in these classes call me on 01256 468369

MaryThomas

ART AND FESTIVITIES WEEK

Now THAT WE HAVE RECOVERED AND REGAINED OUR STRENGTH, WE WOULD LIKE TO ADD OURTHANKS TO THOSE EXPRESSED IN LAST MONTH'S NEWSLETTER FOR ALL THE ORGANISATION AND

HARD WORK PUT IN BY EVERYONE IN MAKING THE FESTIVAL WEEK THE SUCCESS THAT IT WAS.

WE THOROUGHLY ENJOYED ALL THE EVENTS AND MEETING SO MANY NEW PEOPLE.

MONICA AND VIC TILLEY

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SLLEONARD~CHURCH

DIARY DATES;SUNDAY 16 SEPTEMBER, Harvest Lunch and Auction of ProduceSUNDAY 30 SEPTEMBER, proposed Sponsored WalkSUNDAY 28 OCTOBER, Memorial Service in St Leonard ChurchSUNDAY 4 NOVEMBER, Jumble Sale, Cliddesden Millennium Village HallSATURDAY 10 NOVEMBER, Autumn Supper, Cliddesden Millennium Hall

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~ COME AND REAP YOUR OWN HARVEST IN CLIDDESDEN MILLENNIUM ~@)VILLAGE HALL, HAVE A PLOUGHMAN'S LUNCH FROM 12.30 P.M. @)@)FOLLOWED BY THE AUCTION OF PRODUCE. @)~ ~~ ~@)TICKETS FOR THE LUNCH ARE £3.50 AND AVAILABLE FROM: @)~ ~~ \iM

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Sponsored WalkAs the usual Lent Walk had to be cancelled due to the foot and mouth crisis, we are proposing a 'Michaelmas'sponsored walk on Sunday 30 September.Bob Kew will be the walk co-ordinator and can be contacted on 326817

The Wine Walk

Cliddesden was definitely the place to be last month when there was more than just a hint of LatinAmerica in the air. The Chilean, Mexican and Argentinean wines were flowing with abundance to

wash down the authentic and scrumptious cocina.

Many thanks to our hosts, Sarah & Tim, Linda and Eamonn and Messrs Maunder and Jones. All the participantsappeared to thoroughly enjoy themselves and all Ben's selfless tasting of wines paid off!! The evening was aresounding success and made £320 for St. Leonard's. Thank you to everyone and hopefully you will join us againnext year when Cliddesden transports to ? ?? - no! you will just have to wait to find out next year's destination.

Stephanie WestbrookPCC

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St Leonard's Church Services ~

Issue 288 Page 9

Sunday 5 August Eighth Sunday Trinity 9.45 a.m .. Family Communion (common worship)

Thursday 9 August ,. 8.45 a.m. Holy Communion (1662) and home communion*

Sunday 12 August Ninth Sunday after Trinity 11.00 a.m. Eucharist (common worship)

Sunday 19 August Tenth Sunday after Trinity 11.00 a.m. Family Worship with refreshments

Thursday 23 August 8.45 a.m. Holy Communion (1662) and home communion*

Sunday 26 August Eleventh Sunday after Trinity 8.00 a.m. Holy communion (1662)

Sunday 2 September Twelfth Sunday after Trinity 9.45 a.m. Family communion (common worship) with refr.

Sunday 9 September Thirteenth Sunday after Trinity 11.15 a.m. Eucharist (Common worship)

* If you are unable to attend a home communion may be arranged, please ring Bob Kew 3268 I 7

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ART AND FESTNITIES WEEK PRIZE DRAW

The second (£100 cash) and third (case of champagne) prizes have still not been claimed from theProgramme Prize Draw, numbers 144 and 292 respectively. If no-one has claimed these prizesby the 31 August the reserved numbers will be published in the next newsletter.

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Issue 288 Page 10

Monday 6 August Committee Meeting 7.30 p.m.Thursday 16 Aug'ust, Meeting in Millennium Village Hall 7.30 p.m.The speaker will be Mr Atkinson on 'My Life with Dior'Competition: 'A Holiday Souvenir'. The usual stalls and raffle plus refreshments.

The WI BBQ was again a great success, held in the Millennium Village Hall on a very wet evening. Succulentmeat, various salads and enchanting sweets i.e. pecan pie, strawberries and cream, summer pudding,cheesecakes and mousses. The evening was free for members with a small charge for guests. Forty-five peopleattended.

Jenny Shurgold

JENNY~COOKERYCORNERNot knowing what the weather has in store for the next few months, here are two totally different recipes to cater for chillyor warm weather.

'All at Sea Barbecue'

First of all buy a cottage in Dorset or Devon and also buy or borrow a small boat moored at a beach nearby. On a nice sum-mer day take the boat out onto the water and go equipped with a 'use once, throwaway' BBQ.Make your salad beforehand with crispy lettuce, red and yellow cherry tomatoes, chunks of fresh garlic (if liked) olive oil oranother of your choice and balsamic vinegar. Boil new potatoes beforehand, preferably Jersey Royals and slice them andmix with chives and sprigs of mint.Now, onto the boat and out to sea. You will need to catch about six mackerel; and when you have, make your way to thenearest quiet cove and moor the boat. Get the BBQ going and throw the mackerel on top with a good sprinkling of lemonjuice. Get the salad and potatoes out and also make pretty sure you have plenty of white or red wine on the go with reallybig glasses. When the mackerel are cooked, serve on plates with salad and potatoes and find a piece of sand to sit on. Enjoythe view, glug the wine (drink) eat the meal. .... Sheer paradise!

Heaven and Earth Pie (Serves 4)

] lb. Sausagemeat] lb. Potatoes - peeled, boiled and mashedYz lb. Cooking apples - peeled, cored and slowly cookedin a little butter.

'i4 pint or less tomato Ketchup] teasp. Mixed herbs2 Eggs2 - 3 oz Grated Cheese

Salt and Pepper

Beat together eggs, ketchup, herbs and seasoning. Blendthis into the sausagemeat. Transfer into a greased pie dish.

Blend the apple pulp into the mashed potato and spread itevenly over the sausage mixture. Sprinkle the grated cheeseover the top.

Bake in oven at ] 80°C Gas 4 for 40 minutes

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BASINGSTOKE DIVISIONPOLICE STATION OPENING TIMES

Basingstoke Police StationOpen to public callers 0700 - ]200AM.

Divisional prisoners are brought to the 24 hour custody centre located here.

Intercom system ,at front door will permit contact with police central switchboard, and if necessary, an officer can becalled to return to the police stationTadley Police StationDay

MorningEveningMon - Fri

0900 -1200]800 -1900Sat- Sun

0900 -1200]800 - ]900

Basing Police Station Day

MorningEveningMon-Fri

0900 -10001800 - 1900Sat- Sun

0900 -10001800 - 1900

Whitchurch Police Station 1'---•.••.•Day MorningEvening

.-.;Mon-Fri 0900 -10001700 - ]900

Sat- Sun0900 - ]0001700 - ]900

Dial 0845 04545 45 for your local Police Station. Should there be no-one available to take your call, you will be

given the opportunity to leave a message on an answer phone. Your call will be dealt with as soon as is practicable.IN AN EMERGENCY - DIAL 999

FORTHCOMING

EVENTS

Thursday 9 August

Whist Drive 7.00 p.m.Millennium Village Hall

Monday I3 August

Village Coffee Morning10.30 a.m.Millennium Village Hall

Thursday 16 August

'My Life with Dior' . W.r. Meeting7.30 a.m.Millennium Village Hall

Sunday 19 August

Fami]y Worship with refreshments11.00 a.m.St Leonard's ChurchISaturday] September Horticultura] Society - Summer ShowMillennium Village HallSunday 2 September Family communion with refreshments9.45 a.m.St Leonard's churchTuesday 4 September Parish Council Meeting7.30 p.m.Millennium Village HallSunday ]6 September Harvest Lunch and Auction12.30 p.m.Millennium Village HallTuesday 18 September Art Class begin 10.00 a.m.Millennium Village HallThursday 2] September Hort. Soc. Meeting with Candover GC7.45 p.m.Preston Candover HallSaturday 22 September Village Design Group Meeting10.00 a.m.Millennium Village HallThurs. 27 September Members Evening Hort. Soc.7.45 p.m.Millennium Village HallSunday 30 September Proposed Michae1mas WalkSunday 7 October Craft Fair 10.30 a.m.Millennium Village HallFriday 26 October Hoagy, Hornpipes, Handel & Hoedown8.00 p.m.Millennium Village HallSunday 28 October Memorial Service 3.30 p.m.St Leonard's ChurchSunday 4 November Church Jumble Sale Millennium Village HallSat. 10 November Autumn supper Millennium Village HallWed. 28 November Horticultural Society AGM 7 Social7.45 p.m.Ellisfield

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