Halloween Disco for kids

holloween cedarYes indeed Mum’s and Dad’s, The Cedar Tree will be hosting our very own Kid’s Halloween Disco/Party.

There will be prizes for the best dressed little horrors, a zombie disco, apple bobbing and lots lots more.

ALL CHILDREN MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY AN ADULT. We’ll keep them entertained but parents must stay please.

Tickets are £5.95 for each child which includes dinner (Sausages, beans and monster mash).

Children under 12 only please.

 

 

 

 

 

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Aircraft noise – trial maybe cut short

http://www.thevillager.co.uk/news/bracknell/articles/2014/10/02/104172-breaking-heathrow-airport-shortens-flight-path-trials-following-protests/airplane

New Committee for Bagshot Society

bagshot_society_webBagshot Society held their AGM last week and elected Mrs June Green as their new Chairman. Congratulations to June and the new committee. Bagshot Society are entering their 40th year in the village and are hoping to arrange events to mark the occasion during 2015.

Halloween on Bagshot High St

halloween_pumpkinThe businesses in Bagshot High Street will once again be opening their doors to little witches, spooks, pumpkins and devils between 4.30 and 5.30pm on Friday 31st October …. Halloween!!!!!! Look out for the parties being organised at various locations from 5.30pm. Are you brave enough to venture down Bagshot High Street and ask the words ‘Trick or Treat?’

St Anne’s Harvest Festival

harvest-poster-bagshot-2014Harvest Festival at St.Anne’s Church Church Road, Bagshot Sunday 5th October at 10am
Your gifts of pasta, rice, tinned fruit, tinned meat or fish, coffee, sugar, breakfast cereals, cooking sauces, will go to the Besom food bank, helping those in real need in this area.

Bagshot Tennis Club Annual Finals Tournament

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After many weeks of qualifying rounds, the annual tennis finals were played at Bagshot Tennis Club on Sunday 21st September in glorious sunshine.

The club hosted around 100 members, parents and players with a junior tournament in the morning, followed by Ladies Singles, Mixed Doubles, Parent and Child Doubles, Men’s and Ladies Doubles and Mens Singles. Hotly contested matches saw all but the Mixed Doubles go to three sets.

A free Barbeque, cakes, a table tennis competition and some great tennis kept everyone engaged all day.

Winners were Juniors – Henry Lawson, Mens Singles – Teige McCarthy, Ladies Singles – Ollie Fenton, Parent and Child Doubles – Gren and Tim Gale, Mixed Doubles – Tiege McCarthy and Nicola Parsons and Mens Doubles Teige McCarthy and Chris Baller.

Many thanks to Howlands Estate Agents in Bagshot who sponsored the event.

Bagshot Tennis Club is a rapidly growing tennis venue with one of the strongest coaching teams in the county, in Jason Jokhoo and Megan Emmett. Jason our head coach has run large tennis venues and produced top 10 UK players and Megan was a top 20 UK player and played tennis internationally. Both have a wealth of experience in both adult and junior tennis.

New look for Bagshotvillage.com

2014 New websiteWithout wishing to state the obvious, Bagshotvillage.com has a new look.  A few different things have led to this:

Firstly we wanted to better integrate our website, Facebook Page, Twitter tag and email list.

Secondly, the technology we were using to run the site (Joomla) was taking too much technical effort to keep it running and was costing too much for hosting.

Thirdly and probably most importantly, we needed a simpler way of updating the site to allow more people to contribute to the site.

It’s not all done and we need to check through all our content to make sure it’s correct.  So, let us know what you think and tell us about any errors you’ve spotted.

Bagshot Village Plan Published

2014 BVP front cover
The results of the Bagshot Village Plan have been published and are available to download.

Bagshot Neighbourhood Plan

SHBW-Bagshot-Windlesham-1373_620x240pxWindlesham Parish Council (covering the 3 villages of Bagshot, Lightwater and Windlesham) has already started the process of establishing a Neighbourhood Plan for the village of Windlesham.

The Councillors would now like to establish whether the residents of Bagshot would like to extend the plan to cover the village of Bagshot.

So, what is a Neighbourhood Plan and how could it benefit Bagshot village?

Neighbourhood Planning would give the people of Bagshot the power to put in place a vision and policies for their village. It would be a community led framework for guiding the future development, regeneration and conservation of Bagshot village. It might contain a vision, aims, planning policies, proposals for improving the village or providing new facilities or an allocation of key sites for specific kinds of development. It might deal with a wide range of social, economic and environmental issues (such as housing, employment, heritage and transport) or it might focus on just one or two key issues. But, most importantly it would be community led by the village for the village.

Who would manage the process?

Residents would need to sign up to form a Steering Group. The Steering Group would manage the process and would be supported by task groups who would lead on key issues as the plan gathered pace.

How would the Parish Council be involved?

The Steering Group would include local councillors and it would report to the Parish Council – which in turn would help support the group and help facilitate access to funding and professional advice.

What is the next step?

The Council will be meeting on the 30th September to decide whether there is enough support in the village to extend the scheme to Bagshot. The issue will also be discussed at the Bagshot Society AGM on the 23rd September at Brook Church from 7pm to 9:30pm where a vote on the proposal will also be taken.

How do I get involved?

If there is enough support to give the proposal the go-ahead then we would love as many people as possible to be involved – young and old. If you think that a Neighbourhood Plan would benefit your village and you want to help in whatever way you like – join the Steering Group, help out on a task group, deliver leaflets, or lend your expertise on a particular issue – then please get in touch. If there is enough support within the village to go ahead then the Neighbourhood Plan will not be a small project but it will be led by the community for the community, and the more people that are involved the better the plan will be.

So if you want to help design the future of Bagshot village then please email: Cllr Valerie White –valerie.white28@virgin.net

Bagshot Society Newsletter 67

Here’s the latest edition of the Bagshot Society Newsletter with news about flights, plans, tank factories and much more.

Bagshot Society Newsletter 67