Hereford Times - 14th January 2016 - Page 106
Hereford Times - 14th January 2016 - Page 106
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106 THE HEREFORD TIMES Thursday, January 14, 2016 + herefordtimescom I FROM PREVIOUS PAGE Maggie Smith. KNIT-IN « The Bodenham Romania Support Group will be holding a knit-in at the chapel in Chapel Lane next Thursday January 21, from 2pm. Visitors are always welcome. There is no charge for anything and wool can be provided if need- ed. The group is always grateful for any spare rug or knitting wool you may have. Contact Pat Horrigan (chairman). 01568 797044. CORRESPONDENT , Martin Field. 01432 820074. commnewsrfi ymailcom. Bredwardine and Brobut‘y QUIZ NIGHT A Our annual quiz night. will be held tomorrow at 7.30pm in the Bredwardine and Brobury Village Hall. Teams of four. Raffle on the night. Bring your own drink. Entrance £3 per head including a drink of mulled wine. soup and bread roll. This is our first fundraiser for 2016. Our committee funds are very low due to completing the driveeable access without grant funding. Please come along on the night and help us raise some money for the village hall. For more details contact Kari on 01981 501077 or Philip on 01981 500398. Bridge Sollars BONUS BALL ~ Barry Megson won £25 with number 42 on December 19. Dorothy Crisp won £25 with number 20 on December 26. No winner on January 2 as number 52 is unallocated. Bromyard POOLING TOGETHER WORK PARTY — J anuaiy 24, 9.30am—3pm. Join the pooling together work party team to restore historic ponds. Please do let the team know in advance if you are plan— ning to come to a work party ses- sion. The pooling together project is a collaboration between Herefordshire Wildlife Trust and Herefordshire Amphibian and Reptile Team. You can follow the project on Facebook for all the updates Venue: All work party groups meet at Bromyard Downs main car park, Bromyard Downs, Bromyard, Herefordshire. HR7 4QP. before making their way to the day’s location. Please be aware that there are no toilets or handwashing facilities on the downs. Dilwyn FLICKS IN THE STICKS — Mr Holmes (PG) Ian McKeIlen plays Sherlock as you have never seen him before. Holmes has outlived everyone from his life including Dr Watson. It’s 1947 and Holmes casts his mind back to a 30 year old case which led to his retirement. Tomorrow at 7.30pm, Dilwyn Cedar Hall. Refreshments available or bring your own. Adults £4, children £2. HOME-START Herefordshire is a local charity that supports vulnerable, fragile and hard to reach families who are experi- encing difficult times. The scheme has been in Herefordshire for 33 years and gives support to families throughout the county. To become a home-visiting vol- unteer adults are requested to attend and complete a course of preparation which is run at an accredited level. The trainees will learn safeguarding, bound- aries. the toddler and teenage brain plus many more interest— ing iii-depth aspects of bring- ing up a modern family in today’s world and how new strategies can be put in place to help. Thirteen new volunteers have just completed the latest course ran by Home-Start Herefordshire’s fully qualified training staff. They are now eager to help support vulnera- ble families and become part of this major service that pro- vides help and mentors to fami— lies in crisis throughout the county Could you give between two to three hours a week of your time to visit a family ‘? If you would like to join the team of committed volunteers, the next course starts on Monday from 9.30am — 2.50pm which will run every Monday for 10 weeks. The course is free or accredit» ed (£35 registration course for Give volunteering a go on course the accredited version) and all out of pocket expenses are refunded once the course is completed. If you would like to know more From the back to front: Mona Geamana, Cheryl Boxhall, Maria . g Harrison, 3 Caroline Downton, Millie Morgan, ‘ Kate Ede, Liz Shewell, Laura Tomlins, Nikki Smith, Lydia Hughes, Hannah Pilkington, Becca Woodyatt, Terri Hoe please do give them a call 01432 371212, e-mail homestarthere- ford@virgin.net or visit home- startherefordshirecouk Eardisland EARDISLAND TWINNING ASSOCIATION — There is to be a Special General Meeting of the association on January 27 at 7pm in the Committee Room of the Eardisland Village Hall. This meeting will discuss the future of Eardisland Twinning Association in its current form, as well as its finances and it is vital as many persons as possible attend. LOW IMPACT — Exercise to music, Eardisland village hall, Monday’s 10am—11am. Dance Fit, Tuesday’s 7 .30pm-8.30pm. Contact Mandy 01544 387958 or mandys. mail@virgin.net. Ewyas Harold PILGRIM COURSE — The next course in the series on The Creeds. the statement of belief we recite in our services, will begin at the Rectory today at 7.30pm and will run for six weeks. SERVICE — On Sunday and February 21, Holy Communion will be celebrated at Cap House Llangua not St James Church. CHURCHES TOGETHER IN EWYAS HAROLD — Monday, January 25, will be the week of Christian Unity. There will be a launch service in St Michaels church on Sunday followed by bring and share refreshments. During the remainder of the week daytime prayers prepared by the diverse churches of Latvia will be said at The Acres between 11.30am—12.15pm. WEA — Paul Oliver’s series of lec- tures on Fossil Fuels, Energy and the Environment will begin on Tuesday, 7.30pm in Baptist Hall. Harewood OWL GOOD NEIGHBOUR SCHEME — Covering the area and surrounding parishes and com- mencing in the spring Owl Good Neighbour scheme is aimed at offering a service in the commu- nity to those who may be in need of support. Volunteers are sought to help out a few hours a week. Expenses will be paid. A free training day will be held on Tuesday in Orcop Parish Hall, lunch will be provided. For fur- ther details ring 01981 241310. Hay-on-Wye CONSERVATION WORK FOR FITNESS AND FUN - West Herefordshire near Hay. Work two hours outdoors in a woodland set- ting in exchange for produce (tim- ber, vegetables and meat) email icsforestry@gmail.com or phone 01544 321908. Hereford CHARITY CONCERT — Mayor of Hereford’s Charity Concert with the Hereford Rail Male Voice Choir and Hereford Cathedral School Senior Chamber Choir on January 22. St Peter’s Church, Hereford, HRI ZPG. Start 7pm. Tickets from The Outback, CN Trophies in the Buttermarket or Mayor's Secretary in the Town Hall. For enquiries, please call 01432 260438, price £7, interval, refreshments provided. SERVICES AT THE WEST HEREFORD TEAM OF CHURCHES — Tomorrow 8.15am Morning Prayer and Eucharist at Holy Trinity Church, Whitecross Road, Hereford. Sunday 9.30am Parish Mass at All Saints’ Church, Eign Gate, Hereford; 9.303m Parish Eucharist at St Michael’s Church, Breinton. 11am Parish Eucharist at Holy Trinity Church, Whitecross, Hereford; 8am Holy Communion (BCP) at St Nicholas’ Church, Hereford; 11am Choral Communion at St Nicholas’ Church, Hereford; 6.30pm Evensong (BCP) at St Nicholas’ Church, Hereford. Monday (week of prayer for Christian Unity begins) 8.15am Morning Prayer and Eucharist at Holy Trinity Church, Whitecross Road, Hereford. Tuesday 8.15am Morning Prayer and Eucharist at Holy Trinity Church, Whitecross Road, Hereford; 12.10pm Low Mass at All Saints’ Church, Eign Gate, Hereford. Wednesday 8.15am Morning Prayer and Eucharist at Holy Trinity Church, Whitecross Road, Hereford; 12.10pm Low Mass at All Saints’ Church, Eign Gate, Hereford. Thursday, January 21, 8.15am Morning Prayer and Eucharist at Holy Trinity Church, Whitecross Road, Hereford; 103m Eucharist with hymn and address at Holy Trinity Church, Whitecross Road, Hereford; 12.10pm Low Mass at Send news, events, pictures and club reports to reach us by 10am Friday for consideration for publication All Saints' Church, Eign Gate, Hereford. HEREFORD CIVIC SOCIETY — Event on Thursday, January 21 - 7.30pm (refreshments from 7pm). Kindle Centre, Belmont, Hereford, HR2 7J E. Herefordshire Railways — Gordon Wood, local author, presents an illustrated talk on the history of Herefordshire Railways with par- ticular reference to the construc- tion of the Hereford/ Worcester me. HEREFORDSHIRE HEALTH SERVICE RETIREMENT FELLOWSHIP — The first meeting of the new year for the Herefordshire Health Services Retirement Fellowship (HHSRF) will be held on Monday for 2.15pm start in the St John’s Methodist Hall, St Owen Street, Hereford. This month’s guest speaker is Gordon Taylor, who will be returning to present his topic of Hereford Cathedral in Focus and as always we are looking forward to his enlightening presentation about the changes in the cathe— dral. We wish all our members the very best for the New Year espe- cially, those who are not always able to attend the regular meet- ings but, who loyally support our NHS Fellowship. New members, who have retired from the NHS and member’s guests, are always welcome to come along and join us at the meetings which are held on the third Monday of the month, between 2pm-4pm in the St John’s Methodist Hall, St Owen Street, Hereford HR1 2PR. For fur- ther enquiries please, contact Mrs Helen Taylor, chairman, on tele- phone: 01432 344078. ST JOHN’S METHODIST CHURCH — St Owen Street. Tomorrow 8am Holy Communion, Sunday 10.30am Morning Worship Preacher Stephen Chowns, Monday and Wednesday 8am Morning Prayer. NEW TRUSTEE FOR HEREFORDSHIRE HEARTSTART — Clive Edwards has recently joined the Board of Trustees of Herefordshire Heartstart as a volunteer trustee. Herefordshire Heartstart is a truly local charity/ voluntary organisation that delivers free Heartstart how to save a life courses. Clive moved to Herefordshire over 40 years ago and served as a police officer for over 30 years. He covered the county, as well as parts of Worcestershire and Shropshire. Clive went on to become a trainer of new officers, before eventually ending service when he was responsible for policing at Ledbury. Clive went on to become a St Johns Wales first aid instruc- tor. For many years Clive has also been a volunteer instructor for Herefordshire Heartstart. Since retirement, Clive has worked as a transport coordinator and driver for another charity, which has included health and safety responsibilities. Clive joins the Herefordshire Heartstart Board of Trustees and hopes to help sup- port the coordinator/ project man- ager, by doing follow up observa- tions of new volunteer instruc- tors, after they have completed instructor training with the com- munity training supervisor. Clive also plans to offer updates on health and safety matters rele- vant to the organisation. Loraine Coleman, for the charity, |
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