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Community and clergy welcomeRevd Michelle to All Saints’ ChurchOn Monday 31st October,a special service was heldat All Saints’ Church inWarlingham for the Insti-tution and Induction ofThe Reverend Michelle Ed-monds as Team Rector forthe Team Ministry of War-lingham with Chelshamand Farleigh. The Rt. Revd. JonathanClark, Bishop of Croydon,attended the service toperform the rite of Institu-tion and The VenerableMoira Astin, the Archdea-con of Reigate, performed

the Induction. The church was packedfor the service, withstanding-room only atthe back, as the commu-nity turned out to wel-come Revd. Michelle astheir new Team Rector. Current and past membersof the clergy from otherlocal churches, includingthe Team Minstry of Cater-ham, Whyteleafe andChaldon, also attended theservice, to share the im-portant occasion.During his sermon, the

Rt. Revd. Jonathan Clarksaid that it was the firsttime he had ever at-tended an Institution andInduction at Halloween!He then explained that AllHallows Day is in fact an-other name for All Saints’Day making it a timelydate for a special servicein All Saints’ Church.Following the service areception was held in theChurch Hall at Warling-ham Green.For more informationabout the history of AllSaints’ Church and thegroups and activities heldthere visit www.all-saintswarlingham.org.uk

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volunteers at its AGMOn Wednesday 26th October,the Blanchman’s Farm LocalNature Reserve Committeeheld its AGM in Warlingham Vil-lage Hall. The official businessof the AGM was followed by apresentation about Blanch-man’s Farm by the Chairman ofthe Committee, Alex Baxter-Brown. Alex explained how the Com-mittee had been formed totake over the management ofthe 54 acres of land from Tan-dridge District Council back inthe 1990s, to protect it frombeing developed into housing.Rather than become a newhousing estate, the land, offLimpsfield Road in Warlingham,has been carefully managed asa community wildlife area forthe recreation of local people.Alex said: “Since our Commit-tee formed 25 years ago. wehave been trying to maintainthe rural feel of the area byplanting native trees and car-rying out coppicing work. Backin the ‘90s, with the help of ourvolunteers, we planted 10,000

trees that are all native to thisarea. They are found on thissoil type so the nature reservehas as natural-based wildlifeas possible. They includedfruit trees to produce nectarand fruit for the birds, butthere is a lot of work to do tomaintain them.”Since new houses were built inMayes Close, drainage hasbeen a problem but two boreholes have recently been in-stalled which should resolvethe issue providing they areproperly maintained. Alex said that all year round alot of work has to be done tolook after the nature reserve.Work is currently being carriedout on the board walk and theentrance from LimpsfieldRoad. An “easy-access” trailwas put in two years agowhich requires ongoing work. Alex said: “We have to try andstrike the best balance that isgood for nature but also goodfor people who use the area,so we have appointed an ecol-ogist to assist in how to main-tain Blanchman’s Farm as alocal nature reserve. Thespecies diversity needs con-stant management and the

Members of the Blanchman’s Farm Local Nature ReserveCommittee at the AGM.

biodiversity is increasing. Weneed to grow our volunteer re-source if we are to continue tomaintain Blanchman’s Farm.”Volunteer Days are held at theFarm on the second Saturdayof every month from 10am-1pm and the Committee islooking to introduce more vol-unteer sessions during theweek. New volunteers are al-ways welcome and no experi-ence is necessary. For moreinformation e-mail [email protected] or phonePam Mascall on 01883626694. For information about Blanch-man’s Farm visit www.blanch-mansfarm.org

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over it when we do not. To protect itwe have to have a robust Local Planthat everyone can be happy with butwe have to go through a very complexregulatory process.” An extension to an existing settlementat either South Godstone or BlindleyHeath is another possibility under con-sultation, as an alternative to furtherinfill in the established settlements inTandridge.

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Friday 4th November until Friday

30th December, anyone can make

comments by:

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• By e-mail to localplan@tan-

dridge.gov.uk.

• By post to Planning Policy,

Council Offices, 8 Station

Road East, Oxted RH8 0BT.

Our Local PlanSites ConsultationFriday 4 November to Friday 30 DecemberHave your say on the future development of the districtWe want your views about our consultation. It includes sites we think could be developed, those that can’t and those where we need to do more work before we decide.

Visit www.tandridge.gov.uk/localplan

Supporting an environment where people want to live, work and visit

Remembering the FallenNovember 2016

Warlingham War Memorial.

The crowd pay their respects on WarlinghamGreen. Photographs by Pam Church.

On Friday 11th November,children from Warlingham Vil-lage Primary School attendeda service at All Saints Church,whose grounds contain gravesof 22 casualties of war. Duringthe ceremony the children hadthe opportunity to talk tosome World War II veterans. Head teacher, Geoff Green, said:“Seeing the graves and talking tothe veterans really broughthome to the children the signifi-cance of what happened.”


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opensOn Monday 7th November,Hillcroft Primary School inCaterham welcomed specialguests to the school for theofficial opening of its excitingnew Phiz Lab. Hillcroft, a member of theGLF Schools Trust, receivedfunding from physics educa-tion charity the Ogden Trustto equip and maintain a spe-cialist unit, aimed at improv-ing the quality of scienceteaching, raising its profile inschools and encouraging stu-dent and parental involve-ment.Guests at the opening in-cluded representatives of theOgden Trust, school gover-nors, the local Rotary Cluband also teachers from otherschools in the Caterhamarea. They were treated to aguided tour of the facilities bysome of the Hillcroft pupilswho will be using them, aswell as seeing experimentsbeing conducted, before the

new lab was officially openedby the Trust’s national pri-mary science consultantWendy Cox.“To have a facility like thishere at Hillcroft is absolutelywonderful for the wholeschool,” said Tom Holloway,Hillcroft’s maths leader and aformer winner of the PrimaryScience Teacher of the Year

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Wendy Cox of the Ogden Trust opens the new Phiz Lab.

St. Francis’ pupils

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On Friday 7th October, pupils atSt. Francis’ Catholic PrimarySchool in Caterham teamed upwith schoolchildren across theworld to take part in The World’sLargest Global Maths and Sci-ence of Sport Lesson 2016. The highlight of the lesson was a100 metre sprint that had to takeplace between 11am-11.30am.The pupils had to compare howlong they took to run the 100

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As part of the celebration of150 years of St. Mary’sChurch, Caterham-on-the-Hill,a plan was hatched to have aspecial beer brewed for thewinter, following a centuriesold tradition of the Christianchurch communities.As the quantities of beer thatwould be required were goingto be beyond any attempt to“home brew”, the team at St.Mary’s Church decided to lookat getting a beer brewed pro-fessionally by a local brewery.As St. Mary’s Church is part ofthe Diocese of Southwark, thechurch approached SouthwarkBrewing who are with the dio-ces and based less than a milefrom Southwark Cathedral.After several months a finalplan for the beer was agreed.The run would be a one-offlimited edition of 2,000 bot-tles (660 litres). It would be adark winter ale, in the style ofa porter, but not too strong,as would have been traditionalin historic church ales. On the 20th October South-wark Brewing began thebrewing process, and the Rev-erend Canon Duncan Swan,Vicar of St. Mary’s Church andHonorary Canon of Southwark

Geoff Izzard selling bottles ofCaterham-on-the-Ale at theSt. Mary’s Christmas Fair. Cathedral, visited the breweryto bless the beer during itsinitial brewing process.A week later the beer wasbottled, labelled and boxed,all by hand by the SouthwarkBrewing team, and deliveredto St. Mary’s Church.Geoff Izzard, member of St.Mary’s Church, said: “The aleis proving very popular andwhen it is all sold we will havemade a good profit of £2,000for the church.“We would like to say a big“thank you” to our sponsors -Buxton Building ContractorsLtd., Caterham Dental Care,Champ Consultants, Park &Bailey Estate Agents, TheCaterham Link and SwiftWindows.”

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Champion Cadet has been the biggestachievement in my life and I am ex-tremely proud of myself for winningthe trophy. I couldn't have done itwithout the amazing support and be-lief from all of the adults from SurreyACF. “The ACF has made me a more confi-dent and well developed person, whichhas helped me to increase my job op-portunities. It has given me life skills,qualifications and friends I never wouldhave met if it wasn't for the ACF. Of allthe experiences I’ve had at SurreyACF, including going to Australia on athree week exchange, being awardedthe trophy and becoming ChampionCadet is fantastic. I’m at the very top.”For further information about joiningSurrey Army Cadet Force or to findyour local detachment go towww.armycadets.com.

Surrey Army Cadet RegimentalSergeant Major Shauna Lawless fromCaterham has won the coveted ClaireShore Trophy and is officially the ArmyCadet Force’s Champion Cadet 2016.At a special ceremony at the CadetTraining Centre in Frimley on Thursday1st September, RSM Lawless, who cur-rently parades with Redhill Detach-ment, part of Surrey Army CadetForce, was presented with the presti-gious award.Each year ACF County Commandantsare asked to nominate their best Mas-ter Cadet to compete in the ChampionCadet Competition, which this yeartook place on 30th August – 1stSeptember. The competition, whichlasts just under 48 hours, tests bothphysical and mental aptitude. Cadetscompete against each other in activi-ties that include command tasks,weapon handling, map and compassskills (including night navigation), footdrill, first aid, logical problem solvingand a comprehensive test of the entireACF Army Proficiency Certificate syl-labus. There is also a panel interviewfor those who make it to the top three.The winner of the competition is thecadet deemed by the selection com-mittee to be the year's most inspiringexample of the ACF Master Cadet.Cadet RSM Lawless said: “Winning

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Scouts launch Christmas post

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1st Caterham (St. Mary’s)Scout Group is fundraising fora new hut roof. To lighten theload this year, 1st Caterhamwill deliver Christmas cardsto CR3 postcodes for 30p percard.Each card will have a uniqueScout post mark. Just popyour cards and money intothe box and the Scout Groupwill deliver them in time forChristmas.From November 25th untilDecember 16th, special ScoutPost boxes will be at the fol-lowing locations in Caterham:St. Mary’s Church, ChurchRoad; Computer Solutions,5b High Street; Caterham-on-the-Hill Library, Westway;The Douglas Brunton Centre,25 Chaldon Road; NatWestBank, Croydon Road; Cater-ham Valley Library, Stafford

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All about Christmas

1. In the song “The TwelveDays of Christmas” howmany Ladies Dancing?

2. The song “White Christ-mas” won the AcademyAward for best original songafter featuring in which film?

3. Three of the names ofSanta’s reindeers all beginwith which letter?

4. St Stephen’s Day is cele-brated on what date over theChristmas period?

5. Tom Smith, to whom thereis a memorial fountain in Lon-don’s Finsbury Square, wasthe inventor of which popularChristmas item?

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screens for DVDs. They also sell satellitenavigation and roof-mounted or rear-mounted headrest screens for children’sentertainment, essential for those longholiday trips and traffic delays!BCSS stocks a wide range of brands fromAlpine, Audison, Cerwin-Vega, Clarion,Clifford, Hertz, JL Audio, Morel, Parrot, Pi-oneer, Rainbow to Rosen, Skinz and Au-diocontrol. With a great range of innovative gadgetsfor sale alongside the car audio and secu-rity systems, BCSS is a great place to pickup the perfect Christmas gift for motoringenthusiasts. For free professional advicecall BCSS on 020 8645 0655 or [email protected]

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Whyteleafe FC - back towinning ways by Clive Davis

After appointing a new 1st TeamManager, Whyteleafe Football Clubhas got back to winning ways.Leigh Dynan has taken eight pointsout of a possible 12 from his firstfour games in charge of the RymanLeague South team, including highscoring wins against East Grinstead(7-2) and Guernsey (5-1).As a player, Leigh was on the booksat West Ham until a knee injuryforced him to step down to play atnon-league level for Fisher Athletic,Carshalton Athletic and Walton Ca-suals. He joined Farnborough FC in2012 as Reserve Team Manager andbecame Assistant Manager at theclub later that year.“It is a privilege to be given the jobat Whyteleafe and I am excited tobe joining such a highly respectedand professionally run club,” saidLeigh. “My ideas and ambitionmatch those of the club and I’mlooking forward to bringing a levelof success that ensures that play-ers, fans and everybody involved inthe running of the club are proud tobe a part of Whyteleafe FC.”Whyteleafe will be playing at homein December - on the 6th v ColliersWood United in the Surrey SeniorCup and in the league on the 17th vDorking Wanderers and on the 26th

New 1st Team Manager, LeighDynan (left) with Whyteleafe FCChairman, Mark Coote.

v Chipstead.Meanwhile Whyteleafe Ladiescontinue their winning ways andremain unbeaten in the SurreyCounty Premier League andLeague Cup. The team’s nexthome match at Whyteleafe’sChurch Road ground is on 18thDecember.For details of all the matches andevents at Whyteleafe FC go towww.theleafe.co.uk


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Rifle Club members, top row from left: Andy McLaren - Caterham Cup. Pistol greatest im-provement; John Rich - Breakable Disc. Light sporting rifle; Bryan Murray - President’sShield. Knock-out light sporting rifle and Rapid Fire Tankard L.S.R.; Colin C. Salmon - LightSporting Rifle Shield. Highest match averge; Gary Bradbury - Uridge Pistol Trophy. Best 30match scores; Lee Francis - Pistol Knock-out Cup.Front row from left: Giorgio Tinnirello - A.H. Letch Tankard. Breakable Disc. Air rifle; PaulaFrancis - Liversidge Cup. Best 30 scores B class. Mitchell Cup. Best match average B class.The Amery Shovel. Best improved rifle average; Merlin Skinner - Cranmer Shield. .22 rifleknock-out competition; Norman Skinner, Hon. Club President; Charlotte Earl - Surrey Ju-bilee Statuette. .22 rifle, best two targets (Machrae Handicap); William Wallace - AlbertSmith Tankard. Best “springer” air rifle score.Photo by Tom Stretton.

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On Friday 14th October, the109th Annual Generalmeeting of the Caterhamand District Rifle Club washeld at Warlingham SportsClub in Church Lane, War-lingham. The business ofthe evening was followedby the presentation of vari-ous trophies. 11 proudwinners out of a club mem-bership of around 200,were delighted to receivetheir trophies. This happytask was performed by MrsJoyce Earl, the wife ofDavid Earl, one of theClub’s senior members.

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Christmas ConcertEast Surrey Choral Society are hold-ing their Christmas concert at7.30pm on Saturday 10th Decemberat the United Reformed Church, Hare-stone Hill, Caterham, CR3 6SX. The theme is a celebration of Christ-mas including Vaughan Williams' 'Fan-tasia on Christmas Carols' andfavourite choruses from seasonalworks by Bach, Handel, Berlioz, Brit-ten, Poulenc and others. Soloistsfrom the Guildhall School of Music andDrama will sing and take part in carolsinging. Tickets are available on the door oronline at www:escs.org.uk. Adults

£10 (including refreshments and aprogramme). Children 14 and underfree.Christmas at The Ballet BoxThe Ballet Box dancewear shop at 29High Street, Caterham CR3 5UE isholding a Christmas Open Afternoonon Saturday 17th December whichwill be attended by Lily the balletdancer. Lily will be dressed in a tutuand will be “en-pointe” for the wholeafternoon, so little girls will have theopportunity to have their photographtaken with a real ballerina. There willbe festive refreshments available anda children’s treasure hunt. For moreinformation call Sarah on 01883342518.Citizens Advice AGMThe Caterham & Warlingham CitizensAdvice Annual General Meeting will beheld on Thursday 1st December at8pm in the Soper Hall, Harestone Val-ley Road. The guest speaker will beCouncillor Pat Cannon, Chairman,Tandridge District Council.Old Coulsdon Camera ClubOn Tuesday 6th December, Old Couls-don Camera Club are hosting an illus-trated talk entitled: "A PhotographicJourney in Myanmar" by David SmithLRPS. The talk will take place at 8pmin Cameron Hall, Canons Hill, OldCoulsdon. Entry for visitors is £4 (re-funded on joining the Club). For moreinformation visit oldcoulsdoncamera-club.org.uk, see them on Facebook orcontact lynda@oldcoulsdoncamera-

club.org.uk.Munch with MusicThe next 'Munch with Music' will be onWednesday 7th December at St.John's Church, Clareville Road, Cater-ham Valley and will feature Shona Fe-nion (Violin), Sarah Botting (Soprano)and Audrey Thomas (Accompanist).There will be coffee at 12.15pm fol-lowed by the performance at 12.45pmuntil about 1.30pm. Admission is free.Donations are welcome.Tree of Light ServiceOn Sunday 4th December, the St.Catherine’s Hospice Tree of Light Ser-vice is taking place at CaterhamUnited Reformed Church, HarestoneHill, Caterham CR3 6SX. The event isopen to everyone, regardless ofwhether or not you have had a rela-tive cared for by St. Catherine’s. Forinformation about other Tree of Lightservices taking place in Surrey andSussex visit www.stch.org.uk/treeoflight.League of Friends Christmas FairOn Saturday 3rd December, TheLeague of Friends of Caterham DeneHospital are holding a Christmas Fairat the United Reformed Church, Hare-stone Hill, Caterham Valley. The Fairwill run from 10am-2pm and the stallswill include toys, tombola, Christmascrafts, local honey, gifts, Christmascards and much more. Lunch, coffee,tea and cake will be available.Rawlings Grand OpeningThe Grand Opening of the refurbished

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