BPFA AGM and update re new Constitution

A message from David Norminton, who is Chair of the Bagshot Playing Fields Association.

BAGSHOT PLAYING FIELDS ASSOCIATION AGM Tuesday 11th November 7 pm at the pavilion

A reminder of this meeting. Come and hear how we are getting on with negotiations with the council to renew the lease and what else we have been up to. Also give us your approval on our amended constitution. A copy of our proposed (amended) constitution is available on our website – www.bagshotbpfa.co.uk in the news section and a hard copy in the Bagshot Library

Well done Bagshot!!

hall1A great evening was had by all in Bagshot on Halloween!

Well done to all the businesses who opened their doors to the Trick and Treaters! It was amazing to see all the wonderful  costumes of the children and the adults!! Most places ran out of treats by 5pm, so next year I think they will be doubling their buckets!

We are already planning next year’s Halloween event – it will be a Saturday and so much easier to prepare for,  so…………… watch this space!!

Thank you to everyone who came and supported the event. If you have any photos you would like to share, please upload them to the Bagshot Village Facebook page !!!  hall2 hall3 hall4 hall5 hall7

Sebastian Trust Curry Evening 19th November at The Mogul

Join us at our next Curry Night on Wednesday 19th November.

As the night’s are drawing in, why not bring your friends and family to our Curry Night at The Mogul in Bagshot, where you can enjoy a four course meal at a great price of £25.00 per person.

You can also take part in a raffle on the night, raising funds for your local charity whilst enjoying great food.

To book your place, please call 01344 622500.seb trust curry

On the Eve of Halloween …. it begins ……..

…… and so it begins …… Halloween Eve ….. when Bagshot starts to develop an orange glow – dark shadows and spooky goings on!

Tomorrow from 4.30 – 5.30pm the businesses in the village centre will open their doors to bats and cats, ghouls and ghosts, vampires and Draculas, witches and wizards, pumpkins, mummies and skeletons ….. and will be asked those immoral words ‘Trick or Treat!!!

All adults must be accompanied by at least one child.

Are you brave enough to enter Bagshot?

Children don’t forget your ‘thank yous’ and make sure your adult does not eat too many sweeties!

And while you are wandering around …. see how many owls you can spot!!

Have fun and stay safe!! trick

Halloween Half Term Owl Hunt

It only seems a few weeks ago that the bunnies and the chickens

hid themselves around Bagshot for Easter

 – well now the owls have decided it’s their turn!!

Bagshot Halloween Owl Hunt 2014!!!!

During the October half term week – 48 owls will be in the windows of shops and businesses in Bagshot Village Centre. Can you help to find them all? At the moment they are preparing for flight, as there are still a couple of checks to be carried out but hopefully they will all be out and about by Monday tea time. Entry forms are available from ALBOE and Howlands in the High Street or you can write 1 – 48 on a piece of paper and write the names of the owls next to the numbers. You can then hand it back into ALBOE (with a £1 entry fee please), which goes towards the prizes and printing costs. Any surplus donations will go to Harper Asprey Wildlife Rescue. Make sure your name, email address and contact number are on your form before you hand it back. Closing day in 4pm Friday 7th November and winners will be announced at about 4pm on Saturday 8th November at the end of the ALBOE Re Opening day.  The new Harper Asprey Wildlife Rescue fundraising  corner will also be unveiled that day!!

Look out for more details in Facebook, or send an email to events@bagshotvillage.com

Bagshot ………. a great place to live
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Bagshot Society – Clinical Commissioning Group

 Bagshot Society

Clinical Commissioning Group

What changes in NHS  funding will mean for  YOU – explained by  Dr Andy Brooks

THURSDAY, OCTOBER 23

THE BROOK CHURCH     THE SQUARE, BAGSHOT

7pm for 7.30pm

BE_2014-10-23 – Clinical Commissioning Group Poster

 

Non-members welcome

Heathland Conservation Trust – come and help!!

work+area_mapThe Heathland Conservation season has restarted and the first session is this Saturday and every Wednesday. I am trying to get a cohort of retired individuals to get enthused and increase our work force. Could you send out a note saying:-
Would you be free Wednesday mornings over the winter period?
Would you like regular exercise in congenial company?
Would you like to do your bit to preserve our local environment?
If so do join us at the Heathland Conservation Society between 10 am and lunchtime on Wednesdays between October and March. We work on the heathland adjoining the communication tower. This is part of the Bagshot and Windlesham Poors allotment and managed by Surrey WildLife Trust
If interested please contact David Norminton on davidrhn@gmail.com or text or phone on 07966 287113.

Heathland Conservation Society (HCS)

HCS SPA Protection Group Partnership.

PO Box 109 Camberley GU15 4ZF

 

An independent group associated with BTCV, a registered charity

HCS is ICO registered in accordance with the Data Protection Act 1998

 

www.heathland-conservation-society.org                Telephone: 01276 507122           e-mail: information@heathland-conservation-society.org

Recording of the Airport Trials Public Meeting

Thank you to Paul Deach for recording this and making it available so promptly.

The meeting was very well attended – the BPFA pavilion has never been so full  – so many thanks to all the folk who came out on a Friday evening.

Special thanks to Michael Gove MP for Chairing the meeting and to Cllr Valerie White for organising the event along with other concerned villagers. Kathy and Tina did sterling jobs as chair and tea monitors!

airplanehttp://surreyheath-residents.co.uk/2014/10/11/heathrow-airport-trials-public-meeting-10th-october-2014/

Town / Village Centre Partnership Workshop

Monday 27th October, 2014

Bagshot Library @ 7.30 pm

Dear All,
A well structured town/village centre partnership is an excellent way of designing and delivering sustainable projects which are beneficial to the town/village centre and wider economy.
An effective partnership will engage with local business owners, residents, visitors and key stakeholders creating an overarching action plan for the locality and all the partnerships within it.
Towns Alive have a lot of experience in both working with town centre partnerships and helping create and establish them.
Senior Consultant Mike King will be running a workshop at the Bagshot Library, on Monday 27th October, 2014 at 7.30 pm. The workshop will cover:
• The importance of town centre partnership
• Structure
• Governance
• Leadership
• Project Delivery
• Action Plans
If you are interested in finding about more and attending the event please contact Valerie White on 07970 114 760 or email vBBA Logoalerie.white28@virgin.net
We look forward to seeing as many businesses there as possible and any other interested parties.
Yours faithfully,
Bagshot Business Association

The Cedar Tree’s First Birthday!

first birthday

Wow, hasn’t time flown!

The Cedar Tree celebrates it’s first Birthday (already), the first of many we hope!! You are all invited to come and celebrate with us!!

We have the fantastic Fuzz Universe providing live entertainment in what promises to be a great night!

Check out the band…
http://www.fuzzuniverse.co.uk/