The Benwick Bugle

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Volume II Issue I

April / May2011

Your new look Bugle!

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EDITORIAL

Welcome to your new look Benwick Bugle! Jane Levicki has decided that

due to other commitments, she no longer has time to give the Bugle the attention it needed, and has handed the running of it over to me.

I will be keeping the Bugle much the same as it was under Jane’s owner-ship, but will be making a few changes – which you can read about on page 5.

This is your community magazine, and I welcome any contributions to the Bugle, and would like to increase the input from the village, from photo-graphs, suggestions for content and reviews on recent events. I will be try-ing out a few things in the Bugle which I hope you will like.

I am sure everyone agrees that Jane did a fantastic job setting up the Bugle and running it the past few years, and I hope that I am able to continue its success.

Adam Keppel-GarnerEditor

3 Editorial4 New Look Lilyholt Road5 Changes to The Bugle6 A Word from Jane7 Local Events8 School Governor Newsletter9 Sudoku10 Local News11 FOBS Update + Scouts Update12 Church Services13 ‘Ritings from the Rectory15 The May Elections16 Butterflies and Forget-Me-Nots19 April and May in Film21 In The Garden23 Doddington PPG24 Village Contacts25 Submissions and Advertising

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New look lilyholtroad

The new Lilyholt Road Banner

Lilyholt Road is one of the two websites dedicated to the vil-lage, and has been online since

September 2007. On April 1st the website was given a complete make-over and redevelopment. Moving on from using Dreamweaver to create the website, it has been professionally redeveloped by Refined Line Web De-velopment, which I run with my friend James Matthews. It now benefits from a number of great new features, and making updates to the website is even easier than before.

A forum has been added, so that people can discuss events and other village matters online. I hope that it will become well used, all you need to do is sign up with an account and you can begin posting. There is a news blog which will feature regular posts whenever there is anything going on that affects the village and new up-dates are added to the website.

You can find pages for all the village groups online and all the information

on the website has been revisited, and fully updated. New Image Galleries have been included, so there is now more photographs and they are easier to browse.

There is a section of the website dedicated to the Parish council, and you will be able to find minutes and agendas on there for meetings, as well as contact details.

A special banner was painted by Lyndsey Green (www.lyndseygreen.co.uk) and features some of the main landmarks of the village. The web-site also features a great collection of artwork by local artist, Anita Davies. If any other local artists would like their paintings of Benwick featured on the website, I would love to have them.

As with the Bugle, all suggestions, comments and contributions are hugely appreciated.

www.lilyholtroad.co.uk


Changes to the Bugle

I am bringing about a number of changes to the Bugle, which I hope will make it better for ev-

eryone. The first of these changes can be seen in this edition - a few new sections. Firstly there is the His-tory section, which will contain old news articles, photographs and other information on the History of Ben-wick. There is a Gardening section, to try and encourage you to get out into your gardens and begin growing your own flowers, fruit and vegetables. Finally, there is listings of some of the films coming out in the next couple of months. I will be compiling event list-ings for Benwick and the

surrounding area, if you know of any events in June and July - let me know so they are included in the next edi-tion. I will be changing the dates that the Bugle is published too, the 2011 publication dates are printed on page 21. Finally, alongside redeveloping the Lilyholt Road website, the Benwick Bugle website is having an overhaul too. Take a visit and you will be able to access online editions, contacts for past advertisers and event listings from around the area.

What are your opinions on the chang-es made? Let me know!


Iwould just like to take this opportu-nity to thank everyone for all their support and encouragement over

the last 4 ½ years. I have very much enjoyed producing the Bugle, but in true Hollywood style, I most certainly couldn’t have done it without you!

The magazine’s success has only been possible thanks to everyone taking the time to submit their news and articles and the businesses and organisations advertising.

A Word from Jane

Local Trades

Coming in the next edition of the Bugle, is a new Local Trades and Services section. This will

contain listings for a number of local businesses which you can use as a reference whenever you need one.

Listings are just £15 per year, which is £2.50 per edition. It includes a listing on the website too. If you run a busi-ness and would like a listing, or you know someone who might - contact me on: [email protected].

Sample Ads:

Web DevelopmentRefined Line Web Development See ad on page 5 Nice Line Web Development 01354 677494 www.niceline.co.uk

Your Views

Every one has an opinion. And I would like to have a section of the Bugle where these opinions

can be aired, and thoughts shared. I would welcome everyones e-mails and letters on any issues, whether it is about the latest goings on of the Parish Council, a fantastic day out you had recently you want people to know about, or a general gripe. This page is your page.

Obviously this section is only going to work if I get contributions from you all. So, how about kicking things of by letting me know what you think about the changes to the Bugle? Anything you can share would be fantastic, so don’t be shy.

[email protected] Lilyholt Road, Benwick

Facebook: BenWick

I would also like to thank Adam for taking it over so swiftly. I am sure he will do a great job of continuing it, and that you will carry on sending him all your stuff! Best wishes to everyone.

Jane


Local EventsApril

What: Benwick Village Hall Tombola When: 8thMore Info: See Page 23

What: Murder Mystery Evening When: 8thMore Info: See page 23 What: Whittlesey Spring FairWhen: 9th & 10th 18:30 Where: Whittlesey Market SquareFamily Funfair What: March St. George’s FayreWhen: 17th - daytime Where: March Town CentreFunfair, stalls and entertainment.

What: Mammoth Book Sale Where: Ramsey Rural MuseumWhen: 23rd-25th 11-5Each year the museum starts the new season with its Mammoth Book Sale - a sale of books, video, DVDs, CD’s and Vinyl.

What: Tea Dance Where: Benwick Village HallWhen: 20th 2:00-4:30pmForget-me-nots public tea dance, £3.00 including light refreshments.

What: FOBC Quiz Night Where: Benwick Village HallWhen: 30th 7:30pmTeams of up to 8 people, £5 per per-son. A light supper is provided. Con-tact John Hoffman for tickets.

May

What: FOBC Tombola Where: Benwick Village HallWhen: 13th 7:30pm

What: Chatteris Summer FairWhen: 12th to 14th Where: Wenny Recreation GroundFamily Funfair

What: All Creatures Great and SmallWhere: Ramsey Rural MuseumWhen: 15th 11-4Dog agility and obedience displays or enter your own dog in the fun dog show. There are also other animal at-tractions.

If you are running an event, or know about one happening in

June / July - let me know about it so it can be listed here in the next

Issue!


School Governor newsletter

I hope this will be the first in a regular feature of musings and information to appear in the

Benwick Bugle, to inform as wide as possible an audience of our activities at the school.

News from the FloorI would like to extend a public wel-come to our two new Governors, Darren Gore (Parent Governor) and Pat Tickner (Authority Governor). Both have already attended their first meetings and are booked to undertake their induction training so they can fulfil their roles to maximum potential. We do still have a vacancy for a Parent Governor which we must try and fill to work to maximum effect. I am, how-ever, saddened to report the resigna-tion of our Authority Governor, Mrs Michelin, who feels unable to fulfil the role at the moment due to domestic circumstances. I would like to publicly thank her for all her hard work in the time she has been with us and am certain we would not have progressed as far without her efforts. Thank you, Maureen. If you know of anybody in the wider community who would make a good Governor, please ask them to get in touch with me through the school. If we have a wide, diverse range of skills within the Governing Body we are better able to undertake our role.

So what do the Governors do?School Governors (as a collective body) are responsible for ensuring that the school progresses in the cor-rect direction, so that all ‘stakehold-ers’, be they pupils, teachers, parents or the community at large, can be assured that the school will identify any weak areas and work on them to improve. We do this by monitoring how pupils and staff progress towards set goals. The Headteacher comes to us with suggestions as to how she feels progress could be made, and we have to discuss the options and either agree to try them or suggest alterna-tives. We then set goals throughout the year, so we can check our progress towards the final target.

TV in the Dining RoomNo we haven’t gone mad! There really is a TV in the dining room, and another one in the playground. They will not be broadcasting television pro-grammes but displaying short informa-tion films about healthy eating, bully-ing and school safety (for example). It is a system that has been used in the Health Service for a few years with good effect at reinforcing health related messages. It also has a ‘ticker tape’ stream along it which we will be using to pass information to parents and carers.


Child SafetyYour children’s safety is our utmost concern, and we hope it is yours too. We therefore would like to point out certain areas that concern us.

The car park is for staff only. Please do not park, or turn in this area. It is a dangerous area so parents with young children waiting near the gate must ensure their children are con-trolled and do not run into or play in this area.

As the nights are slowly drawing out and the weather is less inclement it is great to see children out and about enjoying the fresh air, but if your child is going to be out on their cycle please ensure they have adequate safety devices – particularly lights – on their vehicles to keep them safe.

Fundraising ActivitiesThe Friends continue to tirelessly raise funds to provide the extras that the school budget cannot afford so please ensure you support them as much as possible. Remember to use www.easyfundraising.org.uk if shopping online (you can even get donations from sites such as eBay) as some of the offers are exceptional. If you have not used it before, you will need to register online, and choose Friends of Benwick School as your preferred organisation, then watch whilst the companies you already use donate to

the Friends. There is also the monthly Prize Draw (which I have yet to win), for the minimal cost of £1 per month. We recycle lots of products to try and earn more pennies to spend on the children; one of our biggest earners is ink cartridges from laser and inkjet printers (except Epson). If you have any expired cartridges please do drop them into school.

With best wishes until next time!

Mark TylerChair of Governors

Sudoku

Sudokus not your thing? What puzzles do you want to see in the Bugle? Let me know by E-mail or drop me a note!

Difficulty: MediumSolution on Page 25


Riverside Mooring

Anyone who has taken a walk down the river recently will no-tice that a large mooring plat-

form has been installed. The project was completed by the Parish Council, in association with the Residents As-sociation and March Watermen Club. It will be officially open at some point in April and more information on it will be in the next issue of the Benwick

Annual Parish Assembly

The annual Parish Assembly is an open meeting of the village, led by the chair of the Parish

Council. This meeting is open to everyone, and is a great way to hear about what the Parish Council has been up to over the past year. Many of the village groups also submit a report of their years activities.

This years meeting is on the 19th April, in the Village Hall at 7:30pm.

The end of 32

Stagecoach announced recently that it would be completely cut-ting its Service 32 from the 17th

April, meaning there is no longer a bus to Peterborough. Instead, anyone needing to get to Peterborough will have to use the Norfolk Green service to March, and change there.

Councillor Pam Potts has de-cided not to stand for the next elections for District council.

She has been a district councillor for 16 years, serving the Benwick Coates and Eastrea ward alongside Ralph Butcher. The Cambs Times rumoured that Alex Miscandlon, another Tory, was set to replace her at the elections in May.

Potts stands down

Oil Theft Problems

Benwick has had a number of Oil thefts over the past couple of months. The police have advised

that you invest in padlocks, which can be a small deterrent. Oil level gauges - alarms which go off when a sudden drop occurs and to use “defensive planting” prickly shrubs which are hard to get through. If you do experi-ence an Oil theft it is important that you report it. The Mooring down the River


Monthly Draw Results Jan 111st Prize Natasha Durrant £1002nd Prize Suzanne Turner £50

Feb 20111st Prize Mrs Wheystone £1002nd Prize John Chelton £47

If you would like to join, please call Teresa Goulding on 677629.

Funds RaisedSchool Disco £70.27Easyfundraising £49.85Monthly Draw (Oct – Feb) £242.75Five Alls Charity Fund Donation £50

Future Events Held in School Grounds / Village HallWe are planning to run a car wash on one Saturday in June to raise funds. If you would be willing to help, please could you contact the FOBS Chair, Chris Taylor, on 677049.

July 1st – Year End Disco for Benwick Primary pupils.

July 8th – Summer Fayre

Friends of Benwick School Update Chicken farmers in Benwick

were made to suffer by the presence of a fox in the village.

Mr Chas Simsey visited his poultry one Monday to find 42 of his chickens were lying in various parts of the field, many of them minus their heads. As soon as the news leaked out several villagers who had poultry on stubbles went the same evening to safeguard theirs as far as possible. These pre-cautions were insufficient for Mr Ben Savage, who had the misfortune to lose 25 between the Monday evening and Tuesday morning. It was proposed that a party be set up to draw the Coleseed, belonging to Mr Geo Berry, where it was believed the fox was hid-ing.

From the Vaults

The new leaders are nearly ready, they’re fired up and full of enthusiasm and we’ve start-

ed planning the activities to run. We’re getting everything in place ready to start after the Easter school holiday.

We will be publicising the start date through the school, leaflets / post-ers around the village, on the Lilyholt Road website, and the Ben Wick face-book page.

Rod GlenGroup Scout Leader

Scouts Update


Church ServicesApril 2011

3rd - Mothering SundayMorning Prayer Doddington 9:30Morning Prayer Benwick 9:30Morning Prayer Wimblington 11:15

8thFriday Night Live Doddington 7:30pm

10thHoly Communion Doddington 9:30Holy Communion Benwick 9:30Holy Communion Wimblington 11:15

15thBCP Holy Communion Wimblington 9:30

17th - Palm SundayHoly Communion Doddington 9:30Morning Prayer Wimblington 11:15 Morning Prayer Benwick 9:30

21st - Maundy ThursdayAgape Supper Wimblington 6:30 Tick-ets available

22nd - Good FridayEaster Time at Wimblington 10:30/11:30Hour at the Cross Doddington 2pm

24th - Easter DayHoly Communion Doddington 9:30Holy Communion Wimblington 11:15 Morning Prayer Benwick 9:30

May 20111st

Morning Prayer Doddington 9:30Morning Prayer Benwick 9:30Morning Prayer Wimblington 11:15

8thHoly Communion Doddington 9:30Holy Communion Benwick 9:30Holy Communion Wimblington 11:15Time 4T - Wimblington 5:00pm

13thBCP Holy Communion Wimblington 9:30Friday Night Live Doddington 7:30pm

15thHoly Communion Doddington 9:30Morning Prayer Wimblington 11:15 Morning Prayer Benwick 9:30

22ndHoly Communion Doddington 9:30Holy Communion Wimblington 11:15 Morning Prayer Benwick 9:30 29thJoint Benefice Service, with Baptism at Doddington 10:30Morning Prayer Benwick 9:30


By the time you read this I shall have moved into my retirement bungalow in South Wales - is

this the last journey in life?

I sincerely hope so. From the moment we are born until the second we die we are all on a journey. There is a chil-dren’s chorus entitled ‘It’s an adven-ture following Jesus’ and for most part if we put our trust in our Creator then it is an adventure. Like any adventure story or film there are painful times as well as fun and excitement. It was an adventure coming to work and live in the Benefice of Doddington with Ben-wick and Wimblington. Some of it has been fun and exciting as I met lots of lovely people, many of whom I worked alongside in varying ways.

It’s been great to see people blossom when they realised God had given them many gifts which they hadn’t realised they had-one person springs immediately to mind when I asked her if she could write a puppet script for Time 4t-needless to say she’s probably got a job for life writing scripts! So many lovely people have supported Peter and me and, of course, our min-istry, which is an integral part of us.

Thank you to all who have given encouragement. Alongside fun and excitement is of course, pain and sadly

‘Ritings from the Rectorythere has been a great deal of that as well but Jesus never promised an easy life.

We are approaching the season of Easter when we remember the penul-timate journey Jesus made – the walk to the cross. On that journey Jesus was accompanied part way by his disciples, He deliberately walked into dangerous territory where his enemies plotted and schemed against him, He who had done no wrong was found guilty and led to his death, death on a cross but that was not the end. Fortunately for us Good Friday is followed by Easter Sunday – the day Jesus rose from the dead, offering the gift of eternal life to all who turn to him, repent of their sins and follow Him.

It’s an adventure following Jesus; it’s an adventure learning of Him. It’s an adventure living for Jesus; it’s an ad-venture following Him. Let’s go where He leads us, turn away from wrong; for we know we can trust Him to help us as we go along.

Enjoy your journey.

Rev’d Val



May Elections

O n the 5th of May the village hall will be open from 7:00am until 10:00pm for you to vote

in the two local elections and national referendum.

Ensure that you are registered to vote in the elections, and if you need any guidance visit www.aboutmyvote.co.uk. If you would like to use a postal vote, you must apply by 5pm 14/04/2011, if you would like to use a proxy vote you must apply by 5pm 21/04/2011.

For more information on the elections or to arrange a Postal/Proxy vote con-tact Fenland District Council on 01354 654321.

The first election is for Benwick Par-ish Council. The council consists of 7 elected members. Once the nominees are announced you will be able to find out more about the election on the Lilyholt Road website.

The second election is for Fenland District Council. We are in the Ward of Benwick, Coates and Eastrea and have two councillors representing us.

On the same day is the national refer-endum on the Alternative Vote. This is a different voting system to “First past the post” which we currently use.

As the election draws nearer, there is bound to be more and more informa-tion comparing the two voting systems which will help you make up your mind on how to vote.


Benwick Children’s Centre, High Street, Benwick, Cambs, PE15 0XA

01354 677733 [email protected]

Ofsted: 221812

Playgroup for 2 to 5 year olds Monday – Friday 9am – 12pm (Term time)

*Wednesday’s Only – Lunch Club – 12pm – 1pm & Rising 5’s Session 1pm ‐3pm For more information or to arrange a visit contact staff on 01354 677733 or via email

[email protected]

Baby & Toddler Group Mondays 1.30 pm – 3pm (Term time)

For more information contact Liz on 01354 677262 or just come along as the first session is FREE. (Usually £2 per family)

Holiday Club for 3 to 12 year olds

Monday to Friday 8am – 5.30pm (School holidays) For more information or to arrange a visit contact Denise on 01354 677733 or Jenny via

email [email protected] Find us at:

www.facebook.com/ButterfliesPreschool & www.facebook.com/ButterfliesHolidayClub

Benwick Forget-Me-Not Club!

The club birthday party will be held on Thursday 7th April at 6:30pm, there is a ploughman’s supper and will be entertainment after the meal.

A Tea Dance has been organised for April 20th - which open to the Public. It runs from 2-4:30pm in the village hall and is £3.00 which includes light re-freshments.

The May meeting is on Thursday 5th May, and will be a beetle drive, the com-petition for the meeting is anything beginning with B.

Wednesday 18th May is the coach outing to Ipswich leaving at 8:30am.


GDC is fast becoming a household name in the local area.

We arrange and plan parties for children, teens & adults and can assist with most budgets.

DISCOS – ART & CRAFT PARTIES – CUPCAKE PARTIES

THEMED PARTIES- BOUNCY CASTLE HIRE – FACE PAINTING

BIRTHDAY CAKES – PARTY BAGS –TATTOOS & GEMS

All party tables are uniquely dressed in linen and matching lycra chair covers with swags!

for bookings, prices and more information Find us on Facebook

[email protected] 07852 314426 - 01354 741527

We know that most parents have a budget when planning a celebration. We offer various options and packages to accommodate all your needs. You have the option to have one of our

party packages or you can simply just have a disco and source the rest yourself.

So why not let us assist? You should not have to worry about the party, you should be relaxed and be able to sit back

relax and enjoy the celebrations!! Let us do the hard work.


Come along and have some fun, sing and sign with your little ones!

This session will give you the chance to sing along with your children and to learn the useful communication

tool of signing too!

Benwick Village Hall 1-2pm

This is a 6 week course starting on Wednesday 13th April

Continuing on the following dates: Wednesday 27th April Wednesday 11th May Wednesday 25th May Wednesday 8th June

Wednesday 22nd June

The course is for families with children aged 0-5 but older siblings will be more than welcome to attend in the school holidays.

For more information please contact Whittlesey and District Children’s Centre on 01354 750185


Digital Swtichover

O the 30th March the BBC 2 analogue signal was switched off, and on 13th April, the rest

of the analogue channels will be fol-lowing. As of this date, you must have a digital device in order to watch TV. If you already have Sky or Freesat, you don’t need to do anything. Those with Freeview, BT Vision or TopUp TV may need to retune your boxes 5 times this year

You can contact Digital UK on 08456 50 50 50 for advice or visit their web-site: www.digitaluk.co.uk.

April and May In Film

The Adjustment Bureau - Cert 12ADo we control our destiny, or do unseen forces manipulate us? Matt Damon stars as a man who glimpses the future Fate has planned for him and realises he wants something else. To get it, he must pursue the only woman he’s ever loved across, under and through the streets of modern-day New York.

Hop - U - Released: 01/04Blending state-of-the-art animation with live action, Hop tells the comic tale of Fred, an out-of-work slacker who accidentally injures the Easter Bunny and must take him in as he recovers. As Fred struggles with the world’s worst house guest, both will learn what it takes to finally grow up.

Sucker Punch - 12A - 01/04 An epic action fantasy that takes us into the vivid imagination of a young girl whose dream world provides the ultimate escape from her darker real-ity

Fast and Furious 5 - TBC - 22/04After breaking Dom out of custody, Brian and Mia Toretto find themselves cornered in Rio de Janeiro and must pull off one last job to escape.

Pirates of the Caribbean 4 TBC - 18/05Johnny Depp returns as Jack Sparrow in the fourth installment, where his paths cross with the enigmatic Angelica. Jack finds himself on an unexpected adven-ture in whcih he doesn’t know who to fear more, Blackbeard of the woman from his past.

New to the Benwick Bugle is a run down of some of the films out in April and May. This section is sponsored by the Luxe Cinema in Wisbech - which as you can see from the advert (left) offers more than your

standard cinema experience.



In the Garden

This new section is sponsored by Delphland Nurseries (see the advert) and aims to get you into the garden. Everyone can find some room to grow some veg, fruit or just a few flowers.

Think this section could be done better? How about writing it yourself?

If you have any tips or guides for the Garden then please get in touch -

I welcome any comments and suggestions!

Strawberries - one of the most popu-lar fruits that can be grown with ease. You will be able to find strawberry plants in all the garden centres now, and it is a great time to plant them out into your garden.

If you have room for them in the ground, then great, but they can also be grown easily in containers. There are a number of different containers which perfectly suit strawberries, such as the one pictured right. If growing them in a container, ensure that water can drain since strawberries hate waterlogged soil. Ideally, position your container in full sun, and away from the wind.

Keep an eye out for slugs - which like to munch on the strawberries, and birds which can quickly steal your crop. Protect the plants with netting it possible to keep the birds at bay. To deter slugs, put down slug pellets, or broken egg shells.

You will know when strawberries are ready due to their distinctive red. Pick them straight away to stop them rot-ting on the plant.

At Lourish, you can swap surplus fruit and veg for free. You can also trade your eggs, chutneys, pickles, plants and seeds. Take a look at the website to find out more.



Benwick Village Hall Friday 8th April

RAFFLE Tea and Coffee Hot Cross Buns!

Doors Open: 7:00pm - Eyes Down at 7:30pm CHILDREN WELCOME!

We really do need your sup-port fund raising as the surgery needs equipment

to help you. I am delighted to let you know that we have a really special event for you – a MURDER MYSTERY EVENING – THE FLORENCE GRIMOULT MURDER on Friday 8th April at the Doddington Village Hall. Tickets are only £5 each and are available from Doreen on 658910 or Angela on 740333 or Pauline on 740759 or Elaine on 07585603600 or myself. Do you think that you can work out who the murderer is? Come along and find out how good a sleuth you are!

Doddington PPGIf you are a patient already registered at either the Doddington or Wimbling-ton Surgery then you are automatically a member of the Patients Participation Group. So why not come along to the next meeting to find out more and express your views? Our next meeting is at 6.30 on Thurs-day 7th April at the Doddington Sur-gery – and find out what changes are happening to YOUR NHS services?

Grant BarlowChair, Doddington Patient Participation

Group07867 805785

[email protected]


Village ContactsBenwick Parish Council

Clerk - Kris Poole 655303 [email protected] - Tony Richardson [email protected] Chair - Lyn Keppel-Spoor [email protected]

Benwick Village Hall &Benwick Residents Association

Patricia Tickner 20 Chapel Gardens 677279 [email protected]

Benwick Football Club

www.benwickathletic.co.uk

Benwick Scout Group Rod Glen www.1stbenwickscouts.co.uk4 High Street 677799 The Forget-Me-Nots Janet Fountain 677228 Olive Benfield 677741 Anne Wall 661327

Ark Sunday School

Sarah Caton 677202

Benwick Butterflies Preschool Children’s Center, High Street 677733Jenny Fell: [email protected]

Warhammer, Dungeon n Dragons

Philip & Robert Taylor 677763 www.warhammer-dungeon-dragons.zoomshare.com Friends of Benwick Church

Albert Sismey 677238 John Hoffman 677878

Friends of Benwick School

Chris Taylor 677049 Teresa Goulding 677629

Details Not Correct?Please update me with any

changes to these details, or to add yours to the list!


SubmissionsBenwick groups and individuals can submit items for publication free of charge. I am happy to publish reports on activities and events and summa-ries of your recent goings on. I am also happy to accept any photographs or articles that you have written which you think could be in the Bugle.

Advertising

Issue Deadline June / July May 20thAugust July 20thSept / Oct August 20thNov / Dec October 20thJan / Feb December 28thMarch / April February 20th

If you miss the deadline by a day or two it won’t matter, but do try and stick to the dates!

EditorAdam Keppel-Garner

Hope Cottage

1 Lilyholt Road, BenwickPE15 0XQ

07584 [email protected]

Sudoku Solution

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10% discount offered for three or more advertisements taken and paid

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Keep checking in the Pub or on www.lilyholtroad.co.uk for more information!

Meet your new publicans in the next issue of the Benwick Bugle

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