The Saturday bus to Wantage has slight changes
be sure to read before setting off .
be sure to read before setting off .
Sunday, 30 August 2009
Thursday, 30 July 2009
Job Opportunities
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Andy Horner
Assistant Sports Development Officer
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Berkshire Association of Clubs for Young People
452 Basingstoke Road
Reading
RG2 0QE
0118 923 1259
07825 699050 (mobile)
0118 923 1226 (fax)
andrew.horner@bacyp.co.uk
Andy Horner
Assistant Sports Development Officer
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Berkshire Association of Clubs for Young People
452 Basingstoke Road
Reading
RG2 0QE
0118 923 1259
07825 699050 (mobile)
0118 923 1226 (fax)
andrew.horner@bacyp.co.uk
Sunday, 26 July 2009
Last Brightwalton bus from Newbury time change (Service 107)
There has been a change to the times of the last bus from Newbury
Service 107 Newbury – Brightwalton
(1) Newbury Bus Stn “Bay E” 1735
Northbrook Street 1737
(2) The Castle Inn, Donnington 1742s
Chieveley, The Wheatsheaf 1752s
Chieveley, Church
(15) Chieveley, Bardown 1754s
(16) Peasemore Pond 1800s
(17) Lilley
(18) Brightwalton Memorial 1808s (19) Chaddleworth, The Ibex 1816s (20) Leckhampstead Thicket 1819s (21) Leckhampstead, The Stag 1822s (22) North Heath, The Crab 1827s (23) Winterbourne Turn 1828s (24) Snelsmore Common 1831s
West Berks Summer Activites Programme
View, download and print the booking form,
don't wait too long, places go fast... £8 per day.
don't wait too long, places go fast... £8 per day.
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Sunday, 17 May 2009
Falconry
As part of a Wedding Challenge
I have been given 6 tickets to sell for this unusual 1 on 1 experience at the Falconry Centre in Kingston Bagpuize
1on1 Experiences
A hands on chance to get up close and personal with some of the planets most amazing creatures, witness the speed of the falcons as they stoop from a height to catch the lure. Admire the silence of the owls as they gracefully land on your gloved fist and revel in the obedience and skill of the majestic hawks.
Our aim is not to teach you how to be falconers but to give you an insight in to our world and give you the opportunity to learn all about birds of prey and how and why we train these amazing birds. The session lasts approx.1 1/2 hours and costs £45.00.
Friday, 15 May 2009
BACYP...May Half Term Activities
Tuesday May 26th Chieveley Village Hall
Wednesday 27th May Hermitage Village Hall
Thursday 28th May Compton Village Hall
Friday 29th May Brightwalton Village Hall
£8 per day ( Cheques payable to BACYP)
email: andrew.horner@bacyp.co.uk
TEL: 0118 923 1259
Reading Relay for Life 2009
I have been asked to put this up on our website:
We would like to invite you to an inspirational and unforgettable fundraising event at the Reading Rugby Club on 20th-21st June 2009; the first Reading RELAY for Life 2009. This fantastic event celebrates the lives of those touched by cancer and raises money to support the life saving work of Cancer Research UK. This non-athletic event sees teams of colleagues,friends family,and neighbours walk around a track for 24 hours. Each team tries to keep at least one member on the track at all times, whilst all around them the party is in full swing with camping throughout the night. Throughout the day and into the evening a wide variety of entertainment will be provided including: cheerleaders, dove releases, Fireman's band, Berkshire Youth Orchestra, Rosemary Connelly fitness club, bands, singers, BBQs, balloon races, fancy dress, magician, stall holders, DJs and birds of prey demonstrations and much more to be confirmed!!
It is never too late to ENTER NOW!! But, if you can't do this then please come down to Reading Rugby Club from 12 noon Saturday 20th June to 12 noon Sunday 21st June 2009 to lend some support to this community event. With lots to entertain people of all ages there will be something for everyone!
On a serious note, Cancer Research UK relies heavily on fundraising activities such as these to keep up its vital work for everyone in the community. However small the donation it will go towards helping Cancer Research UK to allow the important work to continue.
More information can be found at:
http://www.cancerresearchuk.org/relay/venues/reading/
Thanks and kind regards
Rachael Fordham.
fordhamrachael@hotmail.com
We would like to invite you to an inspirational and unforgettable fundraising event at the Reading Rugby Club on 20th-21st June 2009; the first Reading RELAY for Life 2009. This fantastic event celebrates the lives of those touched by cancer and raises money to support the life saving work of Cancer Research UK. This non-athletic event sees teams of colleagues,friends family,and neighbours walk around a track for 24 hours. Each team tries to keep at least one member on the track at all times, whilst all around them the party is in full swing with camping throughout the night. Throughout the day and into the evening a wide variety of entertainment will be provided including: cheerleaders, dove releases, Fireman's band, Berkshire Youth Orchestra, Rosemary Connelly fitness club, bands, singers, BBQs, balloon races, fancy dress, magician, stall holders, DJs and birds of prey demonstrations and much more to be confirmed!!
It is never too late to ENTER NOW!! But, if you can't do this then please come down to Reading Rugby Club from 12 noon Saturday 20th June to 12 noon Sunday 21st June 2009 to lend some support to this community event. With lots to entertain people of all ages there will be something for everyone!
On a serious note, Cancer Research UK relies heavily on fundraising activities such as these to keep up its vital work for everyone in the community. However small the donation it will go towards helping Cancer Research UK to allow the important work to continue.
More information can be found at:
http://www.cancerresearchuk.
Thanks and kind regards
Rachael Fordham.
fordhamrachael@hotmail.com
Wednesday, 13 May 2009
Brightwalton Fete 2009. Part 2
Here is part 2 of our Fete videos, more of the dog show and football.
Please press play and turn your speakers up!
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Please press play and turn your speakers up!
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Tuesday, 5 May 2009
Brightwalton Fete Video Part 1.
This is part 1 of our fete videos, as I have so much footage too much to put it all in one long one.I am now making Part 2. As there was a lot of background 'wind' noise I added some music and took out the actual audio of the video in places.
Press play and turn your speakers up!
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Press play and turn your speakers up!
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Monday, 4 May 2009
Brightwalton Fete photos online.
Photos now online, view them here.
If you would like any photos of yourself removed please let me know.
I have not edited any of them, you can download any you want.
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| Brightwalton Fete 2009 |
If you would like any photos of yourself removed please let me know.
I have not edited any of them, you can download any you want.
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Friday, 1 May 2009
Swifts return 1st May.
Sunday, 26 April 2009
New Forum message board.
I have set up a new message board for Brightwalton and Villages, it is hoped that people will get involved and start to post soon, catagories at the moment are 'Brightwalton Fete', say what you think of our fete!.. 'Brightwalton freecycle', don't dump in landfill when you can give it away!, 'For sale or Wanted' by popular demand! just say what you would like to sell!..'General Discussion', talk about anything!..and 'Other Villages', post to get your own Forum.
View it here:
http://brightwalton.forumotion.co.uk/forum.htm
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View it here:
http://brightwalton.forumotion.co.uk/forum.htm
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Housemartins return!
Well the Housemartins are back, have you got a muddy patch in your garden for them to collect and build their nests? Hopefully they will find a bit if it rains this weekend. Has anyone seen the Swifts yet? I know its summertime when they return to Brightwalton.
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