
New Reading Group planned for Bagshot Community Village Library
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Bagshot Library BOOK CLUB Do you love reading? Want to share the experience – read something different? Bagshot Village Library volunteers are starting a reading Group. If you would like to join please leave your details at the desk or contact Geoff Marston on 07747743287 or 01276 476922. Email geoff.marston@gmail.com Let’s widen our reading horizons! ────Book Club Books supplied on loan────Second Friday of the month────Starting 8th September 2017────Proposed start time 10am in the All suggestions are welcome. |
M3 closed again this weekend – 9pm Friday to 5.30am Monday
Welcome to the Village Eye Clinic!!
Bagshot is to have its own eye clinic in the High Street – opening on 12th June.
Look at their website, which is being added to daily.
Charity Thank You
The Trustees of Windlesham United Charities would like to thank all those customers of Waitrose in Bagshot who put their green tokens in our “slot” in the charity box earlier this year.
The money raised, together with a grant from Windlesham Parish Council and a donation from the proceeds of the Windlesham Pram Race, enabled us to undertake a much needed revamp of the communal garden at the James Butler Almshouses in Bagshot, with new planting and ornamental trees to replace those that were dying. The result is a much nicer area for relaxation for our residents.
Thanks also to Waitrose for including us in their charity scheme. – June Green, chairman, Windlesham United Charities.
NB The charity administers nine almshouses adjacent to but separate from Meade Court. They are available to rent to anyone who has lived in Bagshot, Lightwater or Windlesham for two years, or has relatives who fulfil this residential qualification. To find out more, contact the clerk to the trustees, Mrs Carol Robson, on 01276 476158
Volunteer Drivers wanted

Surrey Heath Age Concern would love to hear from you if you are able to help us as a volunteer driver.
We have two different projects that we run and for which we are looking for help.
Tea and Memories is held at our Rainbow Café in Camberley town centre on a Tuesday afternoon between 3pm and 4.30pm. We provide a lovely tea in bone china cups and delicious cakes on our cake stands This is a free event and we would love to have another driver who could bring in some older people, stay and have tea, and then take them home again afterwards.
Tea and Chatter is held once a month on a Sunday afternoon and again we are looking for a couple of new volunteer drivers who could pick up one or two older people, take them to a tea party in a host’s home, stay with them for tea and then take them home again afterwards.
Both of these parties are great fun and enable older people to enjoy themselves, make new friends and ease isolation and loneliness.
If you feel you may be able to help as a driver for either of these events we would love to hear from you. All travel expenses will be paid plus you get a free tea!
Please contact Gill on 01276 707585
e mail: ageconcern-fandc@hotmail.co.uk
or visit our website: www.sh-ac.org.uk for further details.
Big Brekkie- raising funds for Christian Aid- at St Anne’s Saturday 20th May
St Anne’s is holding a “Big Brekkie” during Christian Aid week. This will take place on Sat 20th May. A cooked or continental type breakfast will be available at any time between 8am-11am in exchange for a donation towards Christian Aid ‘s many humanitarian projects. Everyone is welcome so please come and support the work of Christian Aid.
Weekend Closure of M3 –
The M3 between Junctions 2 and 3 will once again close this coming weekend in both directions. 9pm Friday 19th May until 5am Monday 22nd May. This is to complete more work on the Woodland’s Lane Bridge. There will once again be diversions in place.
Progress report here ….http://roads.highways.gov.uk/…/m3-junctions-2-4a-smart-mot…/
Charity Quiz Night at The Cedar Tree in support of the Phyllis Tuckwell Hospice. Tuesday 9th May 7.30pm

Bagshot Infant School need your help to post tokens in Tesco

TESCO – Bags of Help – £4000
Our Garden Project has been chosen by the Tesco ‘bags of help scheme’. Bagshot Infant School is bidding to bag a massive cash boost from the Tesco Bags of Help initiative and we need your help.
Tesco teamed up with Groundwork to launch its community funding scheme, which sees grants of £4,000, £2,000 and £1,000 – all raised from the 5p bag levy – being awarded to local community projects. Three groups in every Tesco region have been shortlisted to receive the cash award and shoppers are being invited to head along to Tesco stores to vote for who they think should take away the top grant.
We are pleased to announce that Bagshot Infant School is one of the groups on the shortlist. We would like to improve and develop our garden and wildlife area. We believe that a garden is a wonderful way for our children to explore their senses and learn about the environment around them. It is also a healthy place of discovery and will encourage the children to love the outdoors
Voting is open in stores throughout May and June. Customers can cast their vote using a token given to them at the check-out in store each time they shop – please ask for one if it is not offered.
Votes can be cast at the following Tesco stores:
Sandhurst: The Meadows: GU47 0FD Frimley:
Balmoral Drive Express GU16 8UR
Blackwater: London Road Express GU17 0AE Blackwater:
Darby Green Express GU17 0LL
Sandhurst: Yorktown Road Express GU47 9DX Yateley:
Reading Road Express GU46 7UH
Please could you tell all your friends and family who might shop in these stores to vote for our project!
For more information please visit: http://www.tesco.com/bagsofhelp
Yours sincerely Miss K Aldred

