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Around Pattishall July-September 2017

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8th July, Pattishall Playing field

Photo by Peter Hemming, Picnic In The Park 2016Final copy date for the October-November newsletter is 10th September. Copy should be sent toAndy Stewart, The Old Farmhouse, 13 High Street, Astcote (email [email protected], tel:830042), or given to Janet Taylor, Dalscote. (Please use email if possible.)Pattishall Parish Council undertakes the production of the newsletter, it does not take responsibilityfor the accuracy of articles. Any views or opinions expressed are those of the author in each case.Would you like to see your photograph or artwork on the cover of the next Around Pattishall?If so, please email. It should be something with a local & seasonal flavour.

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Pattishall & District Produce Show SundaySeptember 10th 2017Included in this edition of Around Pattishall is the schedule for theProduce Show to be held on the second Sunday in September.Please put September 10th in your diary and come and supportthis community event. All our judges are not local to the area sono favouritism and a level playing field for all.

This year we have Joan Kirkbride as our special guest. It was Joan, who as ourCounty Councillor, helped secure the funds to restart the Pattishall & DistrictProduce Show after a lapse of 17 years.

In addition to the marvellous display of fruit, flowers, vegetables, art, handicrafts,photography, food & drink there will be an array of interesting stalls. The children’ssection is always a delight to see and we would love to have more entries especiallyfor the edible but disgusting sandwich class! Bartrams Estate Agents are onceagain supporting “the Tallest Sunflower Competition” and members of the committeewill be visiting Pattishall School to present a Sunflower Assembly and hand out asunflower growing kit to every child. Once again, we hope to see an array ofmajestic sunflowers throughout the parish. Throughout the day there will be TheBIG BREAKFAST where locally sourced bangers, bacon, eggs etc will provide ahearty feast whatever the time of day. An auction of goodies and a raffle will be heldat the end of the event so do join us for a day which will be about much more thanmassive marrows, perky parsnips or plump plums!

A full schedule will be available on the parish website but should you have anyquestions please contact us through Pattishall and District Produce ShowFACEBOOK or email the secretary, Kate Bartlett at [email protected].

Barry Evans (Chairman), Kate Bartlett (Secretary), Val Steel (Treasurer),Phillip Bates, Caroline Blackwell, Sarah Cockerill, Kirsten Gibbs, Margaret Merris.

Gardening ClubThere will be no meetings of the Gardening Club in July or August so the nextmeeting will be on Wednesday 6th September.

Last year, David Bond gave us a wonderful talk on some of the historic gardens inNorthamptonshire and we have invited him back to tell us about some of the others.His previous talk was very interesting and I’m sure this one will be too. Visitors andguests are always welcome at our meetings so do come along if you can.

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Picnic in the Park Music Festival & Craft Fair 2017Saturday 8 JulyPattishall Playing FieldAre you one of the 15,000 households to receive an event programme delivered toyour door by the Royal Mail? If not don't worry you can read it online atwww.picnicinthepark.org.uk. All the details of this year’s great event are in theprogramme and on the website.

HAVE YOU GOT YOUR TICKETS YET? If not don’t delay – tickets are selling fastso be sure to buy yours online now, at the website using PAYPAL, to takeadvantage of the early bird pricing.

EARLY BIRD prices –Adult all day £15, evening only £10Youth all day £10, evening only £7.50Under 12s free this year

DON’T WANT TO BUY ON LINE? Thenbuy them in person from:● Suzanne, 01327 830279,

[email protected]● or Iris, 01327 830829

Here are some dates for your diary -● 30 June – EARLY BIRD ticket prices end

on the website● 8 July – THE BIG DAY - Pattishall Picnic in

the Park has arrived :)

We have limited tickets this year so don't miss out, buy yours now. If you buy onlineour friends at Royal Mail will deliver them directly to your door.

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Cold Higham Garden Fete(Entrance Free)

Saturday 15th July 2-5pmTombola, Games, Arts & Crafts, Children’samusements, Tea & Cakes + moreIn Aid of Cold Higham Hall Funds

Come along and spend a pleasant afternoon at Cold Higham village hall withfriends and neighbours. If you are interested in participating, such as:

❑ having a stall or display etc❑ providing homemade cakes/scones❑ donating to the tombola stall❑ or just helping out on the day

then please contact Steve Rowe tel 830990 email [email protected] orKarl Lange tel 830040 email [email protected]

Pattishall and District Good Neighbours ClubIt is on a rather sad note that I start my message to you this month. One of ourmembers, John Barker died at the age of ninety in May and our thoughts are withKathy. John entertained us on a number of occasions on the organ and on hisviolin, at times accompanied by Kathy who sang to us. He will be missed.

In May we had been looking forward so much to a return visit by the HomesteadSingers who were unable to come at the last minute. The day was however savedby Hilary Aslett who at only a few hours’ notice came along with one of her quizzeswhich everyone enjoyed.

In June we had our first outing of the year, to the Cotswolds.

In July we have a visit from Margaret Burgon with her Tales of a Vicars Wife.

In August we bring the outdoors indoors when Peter Gout takes us down the RiverNene in Words and Pictures.

September takes us on another journey down a river. This time we shall be going toBedford for a four hour boat trip with a ploughman’s lunch on board.

All in all we have an interesting and relaxing programme ahead of us. If you are 50or over and at a loose end do come along to one of our meetings (or outings) whereyou will be made most welcome.

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Pattishall Cricket Club is up and running!We have had 20 members sign on and played our first fixture!

With the support of theplayers, kind donationsfrom local residents MarieRock, Norman Websterand the support of theParish Council we havebeen able to order a newmat for the wicket. We willnow be able to host ourfirst home fixture on 16th

July against FarthingstoneNomads.

If anyone would like to come to the match it would be great to see you and we willappreciate the support!!!

As always if you are interested please get in touch via [email protected] or the club’s Facebook page

Match Report - Farthingstone Nomads

After a couple of fairly casual practice sessions, we threw ourselves into the deepend and played our first game against Farthingstone Nomads at Preston Capes.

With half the team having not played cricket for 15-20 years there were a few nervesbefore the match but we all settled in and whilst fielding at least looked like a cricketteam!

A pretty solid fielding/bowling display limited Farthingstone to 136, however thewheels came off a little when batting and we only managed to reply with 75.

Man of the match Scott Browne top scored on 40 and took one wicket, John Strettonwas a close contender for man of the match with two wickets and a catch andChristian Brient and Dennis Townsend both put in solid performances taking onewicket each and making good contributions to the run total. A special mentionshould be made for the last wicket bowled by Mark Couling and majestically caughtby Dave Dawson!

As this was our first match we expected to have a few firsts and needless to say thefines pot was pretty full!! Mentioning no names, first run out, dropped catch andgolden duck were all covered!!!





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Despite the result not going our way we all thoroughly enjoyed it and we are lookingto our next match at the Blakesley Charity 7’s on Sunday 2nd July

Pattishall 75 all out (Scott Browne 40, Dennis Townsend 15)S Browne, C Rogers, M Couling, J Stretton, R Chapman, D Townsend, C Brient,B Price, D Dawson, P Barnes

Farthingstone Nomads 136-9 (C Prastka 35, C Ashmore 27)R Prastka, C Prastka, C Ashmore, P Justice, M Alphonso, A Nightingale, Jes, WDicks, A Standish, M Coulson

Fixtures.......to date!

Bus NewsIf you have any queries or problems do let me know.

Ann Atkin, Pattishall Parish Bus User [email protected]

Tap Your Feet to the BeatSaturday September 17th from 4-6pm the Great Central Big Bandwill be giving a concert in Holy Cross Church.

We will be serving lightrefreshments during the Concert.

Tickets £10 per head. Come andlisten to the sounds of the 1940'setc and tap your feet to the beat,enjoy a bite to eat and drink.

2nd June 17 10:00 Blakesley Charity 7's Blakesley16th July 17 14:00 Farthingstone Pattishall30th July 17 14:00 Blakesley Blakesley

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Pattishall WIOur monthly meetings are held in Pattishall Parish Hallat 7.30pm on the second Wednesday of the month. Light refreshments are servedat each meeting.

Our meetings for the next three months are…..July 12th .. Back at Ease talk with Suzanne BurgessAugust 9th .. Ramble / Social to be arrangedSeptember 13th .. Oh What a Riot! with Julia Gallagher & Ali Quinn

PLEASE CHECK LOCAL NOTICE BOARDS

For further details please telephone one of the committee members ………..Kathie Barker 831621 (Pattishall)Sonia Barrett 07929 963976 (Fosters Booth)Christine Downing 830947 (Eastcote)Janet Amos 830732 (Astcote)

We would be pleased to welcome you as a visitor or as a new member

Campion School UpdateAs our Sixth Formers near the end of their studies, thoughts are turning very muchto their future careers. Two of our Sixth Form students have secured prestigiouswork experience placements with the United Nations in Geneva, one student hasorganised a Short Term Traineeship at the CERN Research Centre in Geneva forthe summer holidays, and two more had the opportunity of three days of workshadowing at the Houses of Parliament in April.

Students remain busy in school too. Congratulations to our Year 8/9 hockey teamwho won the district hockey tournament, beating Moulton School 9-0. They will berepresenting South Northants and Daventry at the County finals in July and we allwish them much success. The Year 7/8 cricket team also enjoyed victory in theirfirst game of the season, comprehensively beating Quinton House by nine wickets.Students have also competed in the Track and Field Schools Cup, involving schoolsfrom across the county. Junior boys, inter boys and inter girls teams came second.Junior girls came third and we had winners for the girls in junior 100m, and inter800m. Students participated in all events from 100m to 1500m, and all field eventsdemonstrating superb commitment. Students from Campion participated in aninclusive PE event held at the Parker E-Act Academy. Students from mainstreamand special schools participated in an archery tournament sponsored by the SouthNorthamptonshire and Daventry School Sports Partnership. Of the nine teams

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taking part the Campion A and B team came both first and second! The B team willnow progress to the County finals in June.

Our Duke of Edinburgh Award group recently completed their expedition, campingand trekking through the fields in Silverstone and beyond, with an overnight stay inthe tents which they had carried themselves; the strength our students displayed -both physical and emotional – during the expedition ensured a successful outcomefor all involved. Well done!

As a school, we also value the positive contribution made by many Campionstudents in community events. A good number of our students recently took part inthe Gang Show, supported by their friends and fellow students in the audience.Congratulations to all for their involvement and support too!

Our Year 11 and post-16 students have worked hard in preparation for their externalexams and I know you will join me in wishing them all the very best.

In closing, tickets are selling well for our 50th Anniversary celebration on 9th

September and they are now running out. For details and the application form forboth the evening event, and afternoon tea please go to our websitewww.campion.northants.sch.uk/204/campion-at-50. Please do get any applicationsin as soon as possible to ensure you are able to take part in the various activitiesthat are being planned.

Best wishesClaire Whitmore, Headteacher

Pattishall Youth ClubA reminder that Youth Club begins again Sept 12th with the new time of 7.30 pm -8.45 pm in Pattishall Parish Hall, Tuesday evenings, term time.

Children from year 6 onwards welcome, costs £1 per week with first week free.

Tuck shop and drinks available, range of activities throughout the term.

We are looking for additional volunteer helpers for the club plus older children/6th

formers to help with tuck shop.

If you have some free time even on an occasional basis then we’d love to hear fromyou, pop in and see us or call:

Debbie Randle 07854 085539 / Claire Mackintosh 07780 617920

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Pattishall ParishHall AssociationPattishall PlayingField AssociationThe AGM of the Parish Hall recorded another successful year for the hall and thecommunity.

The 70th Anniversary of the Hall Association in 2017 was celebrated with a partyattended by many past and present members. Fund raising events held includedtwo craft fairs, the annual quiz and the Senior Citizens’ Christmas Lunch. Newheating was installed in the small hall and a patio constructed by the large hall. Thehall continues to be well used by groups, organisations and local residents. Thefunds raised at present are towards the new roof and replacement of the chairs andtables. The Parish Hall is now an Asset of Community Value which gives itadditional protection from development under the Localism Bill.

Hall Committee elected: Iris Illingworth (Chair), Johnny Smith (Vice-Chair), KarenStewart (Treasurer), Suzanne Raper (Booking Officer), Sarah Pyle (Secretary), JoNicholls ( Catering), Jane Chapman ( Social rep), Josie Bateman (First Aid).

Trustees: Graham Edmonds, Suzanne Raper, Caroline Beddows-Leach.

The AGM of the Playing Field recorded the third Picnic in the Park as a successfulcommunity event despite a few downpours. This event has now been handed overto the community group Pattishall Park Events for organisation and management.The Playing Field will continue to support this event.

Bonfire Night, organised by Mark Couling, was very well attended and this year willbe held on Saturday 4th November. The Tote and Christmas Raffle continue to raisemoney for the Playing Field maintenance. Pattishall Parish Council have kindlyagreed to help with the mowing costs of the field. Funds raised by the field anddonations are continuing to go towards the renewal of the car park. TowcesterFootball Club used the pitch for a season and have not renewed their option. ThePlaying Field Association are supporting the newly formed Pattishall Cricket Club.

Field Committee elected: Iris Illingworth (Chair), Johnny Smith (Vice-Chair), KarenStewart (Treasurer), Sarah Pyle (Secretary), Jo Nicholls (Catering), Josie Bateman(First Aid), Jane Chapman, Suzanne Raper.

Trustees: Graham Edmonds, Karen Stewart, Mark Couling.


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The committees of both the Hall and Playing Field meet on the first Thursday of themonth, except August, at 7.00pm. We are always pleased to welcome visitors. Ifyou would like to support the community please come along to one of our meetings.

Iris Illingworth, Chair

Pattishall Neighbourhood WatchScamsNever give out your bank details or personal information to anyone who phones,emails or texts (even to someone claiming to be from your Bank/Police/HMRC)

Cold CallingDoor- to- door fundraisers should not knock on the doors of properties that display"no cold calling" stickers or signs.

Since September 2015 the Institute of Fundraising has written a new Code ofConduct preventing charities or companies cold calling where a household has a"No Cold Calling" sticker on display.

If you require the yellow "No Cold Calling" sticker for doors/windows please contactthe Coordinator or your street warden.

The Police value phone calls to identify cold calling/door knocking. You can alsophone the Doorstep Action Network DAN 03452 307702.

ReportingPlease continue reporting any suspicious incident/persons/vehicles straight away onthe NHW Police number 01604 888964 or 101.

Linda Hemming (NHW Coordinator)[email protected] Tel 01327 830744

For Sale● Wicker dog basket● Victorian Piano Stool with cupboard under seat● Large new beige leather square footstool/table● Faux off white leather clothes bin● Patio black garden light

All reasonably priced. Phone Mary on 01327830551


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Cold Higham Parish and World War 1The programme for the new display cabinet in the Village Hall for the next fewmonths is as follows:● June – Arthur John Furniss, of Grimscote

(died 1 July 1916), and the arrival of the firstUS troops in France, at St Nazaire, on 25th

June 1917.● July – The Third Battle of Ypres (started 31st

July 1917), and the story of Ypres itself.● August – Thomas Davis, from Fosters

Booth, whose centenary of death is on 3rd August.● September – Gladys (Gady) Bottoms, of Fosters Booth, the only woman whose

name appears on the War Memorial and who died four days after the Warended. Her grave is in St Luke’s churchyard.

Much of the information on display is on the Local History pages of the web site,which are slowly being built up. See www.coldhigham-pc.gov.uk/local-history1.html.

On Remembrance Sunday this year, 12th November, there will be a service at theWar Memorial at 10.45am, followed by light refreshments in the Village Hall. Allresidents are encouraged to attend. If you can offer any help for this event (e.g.cakes, biscuits, etc.) please contact Digby Carter.

The Battle’s Over – A National TributeOn 3rd August 1914, Britain’s Foreign Minister, Sir Edward Grey, was looking out ofhis office window. It was dusk, and the gas lights were being lit along London’s Mall,leading to Buckingham Palace, when he remarked to a friend, “The lamps are goingout all over Europe; we shall not see them lit again in our lifetime.” Our country wasabout to be plunged into the darkness of the First World War, which formally endedon 11th November 1918.

In commemoration and remembrance of the end ofthe War and the many millions who were killed orcame home dreadfully wounded, 1000 Beacons ofLight will be lit at 7pm on 11th November 2018throughout the United Kingdom, Channel Islands,Isle of Man and UK Overseas Territories - acentury after the guns fell silent.

The Beacons will symbolise the 'light of hope' that emerged from the darkness ofwar. Cold Higham Parish Council has joined over 830 other councils, communitiesand other organisations who have already confirmed their involvement by lighting

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WWI Beacons of Light that evening. More details of our local involvement willfollow, and we are looking for volunteers who would be interested in helping toorganise the event. Please contact Digby Carter. Thank you. National informationis available at this web site: www.brunopeek.co.uk/Battles-Over-Guide.pdf?d=13042017.

Digby Carter, 07810 176888

Towcester & District Angling AssociationThe club are organising working parties at our new lake, Seven Acres(Cuttle Mill), to meet at 9:30 am. They are looking for volunteers to help

with weed clearance, strimming, mowing and other general work. This is a greatopportunity for you to help improve this new club water and meet other clubmembers. It will be great to see people there.

Work has been ongoing at Astwell Mill, most notably with regards to the weedgrowth problem. There will shortly be a three year project underway in conjunctionwith the Environment Agency and the Angling Trust which consists of spraying theweed and constructing a filtration pond to remove the fertilizers and silt that runs intothe lakes, causing the weed problem. I have been told that you will see a differencethis year, which will continue to improve as the project progresses.

There will also be work to further improve and extend the pegs and access. Again,volunteers for working parties would be very much appreciated.

As you may have seen, an 18.8lb Carp has recently been caught at Silverlake.That’s an excellent size. Let’s hope we see more of these over the summer.

And lastly, for the upcoming season club books will be lowered to £35.00.

The Membership Secretary is: I. Findull, 62 Jenkinson Road, Towcester NN12 6AW.Or Email: [email protected]

Facebook: Towcester & District Angling Association – T&DAA

St Luke's Annual Art ExhibitionAnnual Art Exhibition at St Luke's Church Cold Higham, 1st/2nd

July 10.30am to 4.30pm. Original paintings and craft, tea andcakes, tombola.

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Student GrantsOff to college or university? Studying for an apprenticeship?If you are living in the Parish of Pattishall and are about to start, or will becontinuing, a college or university course or an apprenticeship then you may beeligible for a grant from the Pattishall Waites Charity. This was originally set up toprovide tools for apprentices but now we extend the grant to pay for books andequipment. Receipts will be required.

To find out more about the Pattishall Waites Charity or download an applicationform, please visit: www.pattishallparish.org.uk/parish-council/pattishall-charities.Applications may be made for each year of study.

The closing date will be Sunday November 19th 2017.Wendy Watts (Clerk to the Charities) Tel: 830583

Upper Nene Villages U3A GroupThe U3A – the University of the Third Age – aims to stimulate educational andrecreational activities among the retired or otherwise not fully-employed, frommiddle-age onwards, country-wide. This friendly local group meets at BugbrookeSports and Community Centre, usually on the third Monday of the month at 2.00pm,and non-members are welcome as guests.

There are also ‘Special Interest’ groups that meet regularly, including Classics forPleasure, Genealogy, Intermediate German, Book/Jigsaw Exchange, Literature,Luncheon Club, My Kind of Music, Photography, Play Reading and Scrabble.

Future events:Monday 17 July at 2.00pm – ‘The Life and Times of the Culworth Gang’ byDavid Hewitt. The story of a notorious Northamptonshire gang that terrorisedpeople for 30 miles around.Please note that there is no meeting in AugustMonday 18 September at 2.00pm – ‘Awful Archaeology’ by Colin Oakes. Aprofessional archaeologist’s light-hearted take on the Romans’ time in Britain.Monday 16 October at 2.00pm – ‘The Story of the RMS Titanic’ by John Sutton.Reasons for the disastrous voyage, the consequences and roles of key figures.Monday 20 November at 2.00pm – ‘Life in Music’ by Andy Smith. A song-writingmulti-instrumentalist with a car-load of instruments to entertain the audience.Monday 11 December at 2.00pm – ‘Behind the Scenes at Milton KeynesTheatre’. An illustrated look behind the scenes at a modern theatre.

Enquiries to 01327-340954 or visit https://u3asites.org.uk/upper-nene.

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Cold Higham Parish CouncilAt the Parish Council AGM on 18th May, Richard Dickins tendered his resignationas Chairman, due to his other onerous commitments. The resulting changes in theCouncil are as follows:

Chairman – Digby Carter ([email protected])Vice Chairman – Keith Hurford ([email protected])

Councillors:Sonia Barrett – ([email protected])Richard Dickins – ([email protected])Sue James – ([email protected])Jane Kimbell - ([email protected])Eddie Slinn – ([email protected])

Ann Addison ([email protected]) remains the Clerk and the ResponsibleFinancial Officer.

On behalf of the whole Parish, the Council expressed its heartfelt gratitude toRichard for chairing the Council for the last few years, despite heavy commitmentselsewhere, and unanimously asked him to remain on Council.

The Council also voted its thanks to, and appreciation of all the hard work andguidance which Ann has brought to us, without which we would be in a veryparlous state.

The detailed responsibilities for each councillor were reviewed at the meeting, andthe new responsibilities can be seen on the web site at http://www.coldhigham-pc.gov.uk/uploads/councillors-responsibilities-(2017)v3-(web).pdf.

It was agreed that the number of Parish Council meeting dates for the coming yearwould increase from 6 to 8. The meetings will take place in the village hall on thethird Thursdays of June, July, September, October, November, January, March,May. They start at 7.30pm, and members of the public are always welcome. Alldetails, including minutes and agendas, are on the web site.

At the AGM the Council signed off the accounts and Annual Return for 2016/17,and on 24th May the Council’s independent Internal Audit was conducted. Theauditor was satisfied, and her report can be viewed at http://www.coldhigham-pc.gov.uk/finance.html.

During the current year the Council will continue to monitor the traffic at the A5junctions. A review will be undertaken into the grass cutting in the Parish, with aview to finding the most cost effective way to improve the situation. Dog mess andlitter continue to be a problem in the area, and we again urge residents to taketheir litter of all kinds home for disposal.

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The Council understands that the next phase of South Northants Council’sconsultation on the Local Plan will begin in late August, and we will have ten weeksto respond. Further information will be on our web site once we receive it. If we feelthere is a need for another Parish meeting then this will be advertised there.

The Parish web site address is www.coldhigham-pc.gov.uk.Digby Carter

Pattishall Parish CouncilThe council meets at 7:45 in the Parish Hall on the second Thursday of each monththroughout the year, except for August when no meeting is scheduled. An agendaand draft minutes are available on the Pattishall Parish website(www.pattishallparish.org.uk) and all notice boards. Parishioners are very welcometo attend or contact one of the council members listed below, should they wish toraise a point but cannot be at the meeting in person.

The Parish CouncilRoger Clarke (Chairman) [email protected] 01327 830509Ann Addison (clerk) a [email protected] 01604858226: financeBarry Evans (Vice Chairman) [email protected] 01327 830523:

Environment & Around PattishallJohn Woollett [email protected] 01327 830470:

allotments, trees & hedgesDavid Keeble [email protected]: grass cuttingDavid Hodge 01327 830679: highwaysRobert Hart [email protected] 01327 830746: maintenanceMark Mitton [email protected] 01327 359400: planningRachel Gardner [email protected] 01327 831146: school liaisonGabriel Abrahams gabriel.abrahams@btinternet 01327 830135: lighting

Should parishioners have a concern or require advice on any of the above thenplease contact the councillor concerned and/or Ann Addison, the parish clerk.

MaintenanceRobert Hart has fixed the seat of the zip wire which was in need of attention andinstalled a new notice board at Poole Close. The Clerk will follow up thereplacement of the bench at Butchers Lane Play Area. NCC highways have beencontacted regarding the metal rail over the brook on Birds Hill.

Grass Mowing Contract & Litter PickAll Seasons, who oversee the mowing throughout the parish, have been issued witha new contract from March to October. The mowing appears to be on track and the

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council have received favourable comments about how smart the verges and grassareas look and would be further pleased to hear residents’ thoughts. The wildflowers and daffodils were allowed to flourish to add colour to our verges and havebeen skilfully mown around, but have been tidied up now the flowers have died backand allowed to regenerate. The council thanked David Keeble for all his hard work inliaising with All Seasons. The Litter Pick on March 18th organised by John Woollettsaw adults and children collect several bags of rubbish. The waysides of the roadsentering our parish yielding the majority of the litter collected. A big thank you to allthose who took part.

HighwaysDavid Hodges reported that the roads at both Booth Close and Orchard Court hadbeen tarmacked. Butchers Lane was top dressed in May and there has been someresurfacing of Simons Walk and Leys Road. Residents still need to contact TheStreet Doctor to report potholes as this seems to be the most effective way to get aresponse.

Prisoner of War Camp MemorialMr. Peter Stratton has contacted the parish council to say that in the region of £500pounds has so far been raised towards erecting a memorial and the council isconsidering how best to support this venture.

DogsIt has been reported to the council that there is persistent dog fouling of the pathsaround and leading to the church and around the bench opposite to the turning in toThe Beeches. From the presents left it appears to be a rather large dog and wouldthe owner please dispose of their pet’s poo in the appropriate manner. Plastic bagscontaining dog muck should be disposed of in the bins provided or taken home andnot thrown in the verges or tied to branches like Christmas decorations! Dog Foulingposters are to be posted throughout the parish as an extra reminder to thosepersistent offenders. Also, at this time of the year when small lambs are around theyseem to enjoy escaping through gaps in stiles so would dog owners please put backin position any ‘lamb obstacles’ they may come across.

New Homes BonusThe New Homes Bonus is a pot of money that the parish receives for every newhouse built and any group or organisation that needs support to operate is welcometo apply for a New Homes Bonus Grant. Details from The Clerk, Mrs. Ann Addison.

FlypostingSeveral events are advertised on telegraph poles around the parish many of whichare not within our locality. Residents may remove them, especially after the eventhas happened but we request that this is done promptly by the event organiser.

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Parish Council ResponsibilitiesQuite often people query what responsibilities lie within the jurisdiction of the parishcouncil and the latest edition of SNC Review published the following list which mayprove helpful: drainage of ditches and ponds, entertainment & the arts, footpaths,war memorials, public benches, parks, flower beds.

AllotmentsThe new Allotment Association is very busy and most weekends the area is a hiveof activity. The Parish Council were pleased to agree a payment of £400 towardsthe upkeep of the allotments and are pleased to see this community asset betterused and organised.

Produce ShowThe Parish Council were once again pleased to support the Annual Produce Showto be held on Sunday 10th September. They hoped that the donation of £150 wouldenable the Show to flourish and be a success.

Cricket ClubThe Parish Council is pleased to support the newly formed cricket club and hasoffered a financial loan to cover expenses should the club’s grant be delayed. Theclub plays their first match on a proposed newly matted pitch on July 15th. Theyhave 18 signed up but are keen for other residents to join them.

Merchant Navy DaySeptember 3rd is Merchant Navy Day and throughout the country those propertieswith flag poles are asked to fly the Red Duster: more details from the Parish Clerk.

School Parking IssueSadly, after an improvement in poor parking at drop off and collection times thesituation has arisen again. PCSO Stephanie Bacon is to attend the next parishcouncil meeting where this issue will be discussed along with other concerns suchas crime and dog fouling. Please do come and join us as you may wish to askquestions that are of concern to you.

PlanningThis is always a contentious issue and although the parish council receives andcomments on planning applications it is ultimately South Northants Council thatmake the decisions. There have been concerns raised about the height of aHarefield Farm building and the council listened to residents who attended the lastmeeting. Mark Mitton, our councillor for planning & building is to seek clarificationabout past and proposed developments and residents were directed to contact SNCas this may also be an appropriate recourse for their concerns.


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Pattishall & District Food & Produce ShowSunday 10th September 2017 1.00 - 4.00pm

Pattishall Parish Hall

Prizes presented by special guest Joan Kirkbride (former county councillor)Entry fee per item in advance: 20p adults, 10p under 16sEntry fee per item on the day: 40p adults, 20p under 16s

Please bring items to the Parish Hall between 8.00-10.00am on Sunday 10th

th September latest asthese will be measured in your garden on Saturday 9th

No items for the show can be accepted after 10.00am on Sunday 10 SeptemberSupported by: Bartram & Co Estate Agents, Towcester

Pattishall Parish Council

Facebook: Pattishall and District Produce ShowChair: Mr Barry Evans [email protected]

Secretary: Mrs Kate Bartlett [email protected]


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PATTISHALL & DISTRICT FOOD & PRODUCE SHOW JUDGING SECTIONS

SECTION A: VEGETABLESUnless otherwise specified, allcate

Five onionsFive potatoesThree carrots (with tops)Six pods of French beansSix runner beansFive standard / large tomatoesFive smaller / cherry tomatoesThree courgettesThree beetroot (trimmed)One cabbageThree leeksLongest runner beanLongest parsnipHeaviest marrowStrangest shaped vegetableFour culinary herbs

SECTION B: FRUIT17. Three cooking apples18. Three dessert apples19. Largest apple20. Five plums21. Plate of raspberries22. Tray of mixed fruit & veg

minimum of 5 kinds

SECTION C: EGGS (Poultry)23. Three matching eggs24. One egg25. One decorated egg (decorated by

entrant in 2017)

SECTION D: FLOWERS & PLANTS

26. Three roses of same or differingvarieties

27. Rose, one specimen28. Dahlia, three blooms29. Spray of chrysanthemums30. Pelargonium in pot31. One flowering pot plant32. One foliage pot plant33. Vase of sweet peas34. Vase of mixed flowers

(horticultural not artistic quality)

SECTION E: FLORAL ART35. Flower arrangement in an egg

cup36. Flower arrangement in a

saucepan any type of flowerand foliage, maximum size 80cmhigh x 80cm wide/deep

37. Hanging basket or window box


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Entry Form continue overleaf if needed

Name TelephoneAddress Email

Age (if 16 or under)

Section & Class (e.g. K3) Description Entry fee (see below)

Total £:

Please use a SEPARATE ENTRY FORM for EACH PERSON and return yourforms before 6pm on Thursday 7th September 2017 to:

Pattishall School, School Rd, PattishallBarry Evans, Pear Tree Farm, 14 High St, Astcote Tel 830523Iris Illingworth, Stonescote, Church St, Pattishall Tel 830829

Maggie Merris, 17 Manor Road, Grimscote Tel 830 893Stuart Bates, 18 Gayton Road, Eastcote Tel 830 985

(All of the above will have extra copies of the entry form)Entry fee IN ADVANCE: if receivedby 6pm on Thursday 7th SeptemberEntry fee ON THE DAY: between 8-10am on Sunday 10th September


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Section & Class (e.g. K 3) Description Entry fee (see overleaf)

Grand Total £


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Rules & Conditions of Entry

With the exceptions of Section L (Children) entries are open to all wholive or work in Pattishall or Cold Higham Parishes;Class L is for those age 16 years or under, who live, attend school, ORhave grandparents in Pattishall or Cold Higham Parishes;Except where stated flower pots, bowls and troughs may be of anyshape or size;Enter early and save money! Entry forms received before 6pm onThursday 7th September 2017 cost 20p adults & 10p under 16s PERITEM; entry forms between 8-10 am on the day of the show cost 40padults & 20p under 16s PER ITEM;Please use a SEPARATE ENTRY FORM for EACH PERSON;A maximum of 3 entries per individual class is allowed per person;The hall will be open to receive entries from 8 - 10.00am on Sunday10th September 2017;Judging will begin at 10.00 am. The hall will not be open to the publicuntil judging is complete. During this time refreshments, including the

The hall will be open to the public from 1.00 until 4.00pm;Prizes will be awarded at 3.30pm;No exhibit may be removed from the hall until after all prizes havebeen awarded;Following the prize-giving, items remaining will be auctioned, with

Any dispute will be settled by the Committee, whose decision is final;The Committee cannot accept any responsibility for loss or damage tothe property of any exhibitor at or in transit to or from the show;All lost property must be claimed within one month;All trophies awarded remain the property of Pattishall and DistrictProduce Show and must be returned to the Chair by 31st August 2018.


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Pattishall & District Produce ShowSunday 10th September 2017 1.00 - 4.00pm

Cups and Trophies

Points awarded: I point for each entry received on the day;20 points for First, 15 points for Second and 10 points for Third.

Section L cups awarded for highest total of points per group:Up to & including 5 years old

6-8 years old 9-11 years old 12-16 years old

Refreshments available all day, from 8.00 in the morning.

After the prizes have been awarded we will have an auction / sale ofdonated show items please consider contributing your cake, veg, jam,

thank you!


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SECTION F: COOKERY / BAKING38. Four cheese scones39. Three rock cakes40. Tea loaf (any kind)41. Showstopper cake your choice!42. Lemon drizzle cake43. Cake to include any vegetable in

recipe e.g. carrot, courgette, etc.

44. Sweet tart or pie, min. 6 inchdiameter, homemade pastry

45. Un-iced Victoria sponge, withjam-only filling

46. Six butter shortbread biscuits47. Six any other biscuit or cookie48. Bread: any grain, with or without

additional flavourings49. Three sausage rolls, homemade

shortcrust pastry, maximumlength 4 inches

50. Three vegetarian pasties withhomemade pastry and filling,max length 4”

SECTION G: COOKERY / HOMEMADEJAMS, CHUTNEYS, DRINKS &VINEGARS51. Jam or preserves, with or

without a little tipple52. Marmalade (any citrus fruit)53. Jelly sweet or savoury54. Chutney and pickles55. Homemade wine, flavoured

spirit, or non-alcoholic beverage

SECTION H: ART56. Oil or acrylic painting57. Watercolour painting58. Other drawing media (pencil,

pastel, charcoal, etc.)59. Mixed media60. 3-D Art (e.g. sculpture, pottery

or assemblage)61. Art on a postcard (any media;

m

SECTION J: HANDICRAFTS62. Handmade card63. Tapestry or cross-stitch item64. Hand knitted article65. Crocheted or woven article66. Patchwork or quilted item67. Felted item68. Handmade bag69. Handmade soft toy70. Jewellery


SECTION K: PHOTOGRAPHYding mount

71. Animal or animals72. Flowers, flora, or foliage73. Person, people, or portrait74. Life in the Parish75. WeatherPlease mount all photos so that theyare not damaged when displayed.Photographs of children MUST have

SECTION L: FOR CHILDREN &YOUNG PEOPLEChildren & young people can alsoenter any category above

measured in your garden onSaturday 9 September, and aphotograph taken for the show.

Up to and including 5 years old76. Painting of a flower77. Pasta picture78. Hand print picture79. Tallest sunflower

6 8 years old80. Animal made of fruit or veg81. Garden on a plate82. Decorated cupcake83. Edible necklace84. Tallest sunflower

9 11 years old85. Scariest Sandwich86. Smiliest Pizza87. A creepy-crawly made from

recycled materials88. Tallest sunflower

12 16 years old (must be residentin Pattishall or Cold Higham Parish)89. Three squares of any traybake or

biscuit / cereal cake (e.g. bakedor fridge cake)

90. A mocktail in abottle, including therecipe (no ice!)

91. Design a 12 inchvinyl cover for yourfavourite artist or group

92. Any up-scaled or handmadepiece of clothing or accessory

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THE WELL GROUP

Meeting at Astcote Methodist ChurchPlease join us for a simple lunch, talk and

discussion (donation to cover costs is approx £3)The Well Group is a small friendly group of

Christian women who meet monthly to have chatover lunch and enjoy short talks on a variety oftopics. Anyone is welcome, so do come along

and join us. More information from:Alison : [email protected]

or Ann : 830907

Thursdays 12-2pm

No Meeting July/August

28th September – Rev Lulu Pelly

Don't forget .....Astcote Chapel and rooms are available to hireThe Chapel has seating for 50+ people with a small stage area.The upstairs room offers an ideal space for a small group tomeet and the kitchen is well equipped in a smaller meeting roomdownstairs. Disabled access to ground floor.If you are looking for a place to meet why not come and have a look.Contact Kate Stretton: 830115




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Enjoy the luxury ofa newspaper

delivered to your door!

Ring us on01295 268499

or [email protected]

PATTISHALL TOTS GROUPIf you look after a toddler during a

Wednesday and need somewhere togo, come and join us, at Pattishall

Parish Hall from 1.30 - 3pm in term time.Pattishall Tots has lots of toys for 0 - 5

year olds, plenty of room to run aroundand a different craft session each

week.There are refreshments available, socome along and make some new

friends.It's just £2 for the first child and 50p for

siblings. We look forward towelcoming you!

Like us on Facebook.

FREE VALUATION DAYAntiques, Jewellery, Silver, Gold,

Ceramics and CollectablesCharles Hanson’s team of valuers

WEDNESDAY 12th JulyWEDNESDAY 9th AugustWEDNESDAY 13th Sept

Cold Higham Village Hall, 11am-3pmFree Home Visits for Large Collections

And Advice on House ClearancesRefreshments available

For more information contact07802 839 915

[email protected]

Hansons Auction Centre, Heage Lane, Etwall, Derbyshire, DE65 6LS

TOWCESTERFARMERS’ MARKET

2nd FRIDAY OF EVERY MONTH

RICHMOND ROAD CAR PARK9am until 1.30pm

Fresh local produceon sale

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A beautiful and useful spiral-boundcook book with lots of deliciouslyexciting and mouth wateringrecipes has been produced bymembers of our local W.I.

More than 80 delicious recipesincluding starters, main course,desserts and cakes etc.

The book is priced at a veryreasonable £7.50 and is availablenow – please contact …

Christine Downing - 830947Penny Annis - 831304Pat Rowden - 830265

A wonderful little 32 placenursery where a mature and

experienced staff team encouragethe children to develop as

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As a Forest School setting thechildren spend a great deal oftime outdoors, in all weathers,

climbing trees and building dens.

Our 5 star kitchen provides ahealthy, home cooked menu,mostly organic, free range and

locally sourced.

Open 8am-6pm 51 weeks per year

For children from 6 weeks to 5 years.

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PATTISHALLPET SITTING

Do you need someone to look after your petswhilst you are away? Dogs, Cats, Rabbits,

Guinea Pigs, Small Furries, Birds or Fish

The benefits of having a pet sitter include:Avoid costly boarding fees, less stress for your

pet, less chance of picking up illness atboarding centre, increase in home security, to

keep your garden green and to avoid relying onfriends & family. This gives you peace of mind

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Lunch ClubAstcote Methodist Church

If you are retired and would like tohave a meal once a month with asmall friendly group there are a fewspare seats at the Lunch Club. Heldon the 2nd Tuesday of each month ahome cooked lunch is provided for asmall sum.

For more details, or to book a place,please contact Maureen Corbett on830296

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Service 87 Timetable Monday To Saturday

Buzz Card valid on this service within Northampton boundaryNo service Sundays, Bank Holidays, Christmas day, Boxing day or New YearOperated by: Country Lion, Oxwich Close, Brackmills, Northampton NN4 7BHTel: 01604 754566 Website: www.countrylion.co.uk

Northampton, The Drapery Bay 19 09.10 11.10 13.10 16.10 18.00Northampton, Railway Station 09.13 11.13 13.13 16.13 18.03Gambrel Road, Sainbury's 09.18 11.18 13.18 16.18 18.08Banbury Lane 09.23 11.23 13.23 16.23 18.13Rothersthorpe, Banbury Lane 09.26 11.26 13.26 16.26 18.16Gayton, Bugbrooke Road 18.26Eastcote, Greenway 09.32 11.32 13.32 16.32 18.32Pattishall, Church Street 09.34 11.34 13.34 16.34 18.34Fosters Booth, Red Lion 09.37 11.37 13.37 16.37 18.38Astcote, High Street 09.40 11.40 13.40 16.40 18.41Duncote, Main Road 09.44 11.44 13.44 16.44 18.45Greens Norton, High Street 09.47 11.47 13.47 16.47 18.49Towcester, Springfields 09.51 11.51 13.51 16.51 18.52Towcester, Square 09.56 11.56 13.56 16.56 18.55

Towcester, Senna Drive 09.58 11.58 13.58 16.58 18.58Towcester, Tesco 10.05 12.05 14.05 17.05Towcester, Square 10.08 12.08 14.08 17.08Towcester, Springfields 10.15 12.15 14.15 17.15Greens Norton, High Street 07.21 10.18 12.18 14.18 17.18Duncote, Main Road 07.24 10.21 12.21 14.21 17.21Astcote, High Street 07.29 10.26 12.26 14.26 17.26Pattishall, Church Street 07.31 10.28 12.28 14.28 17.28Fosters Booth, Red Lion 07.33 10.30 12.30 14.30 17.30Eastcote, Greenway 07.37 10.34 12.34 14.34 17.34Gayton, Bugbrooke Road 07.40Rothersthorpe, Banbury Lane 07.48 10.39 12.39 14.39 17.39Banbury Lane 07.52 10.43 12.43 14.43 17.43Gambrel Road, Sainbury's 07.58 10.49 12.49 14.49 17.49Northampton, Railway Station 08.04 10.54 12.54 14.54 17.54Northampton, The Drapery Bay 19 08.07 10.57 12.57 14.57 17.57

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EASTCOTEBAPTIST CHURCH

ServicesStart at 3pm unless otherwise stated, everyone welcome.Looking forward to seeing you at the following services:

July 2nd Rev Tina Swire

August 6th Mr M Mabbott

September 3rd Mr J Hutcherson

With many thanks for your continued support

PATTISHALL PARISH HALLAVAILABLE FOR HIRE

❖ Ideal venue for birthday parties, anniversary parties, children’s parties,retirement parties, Christmas parties, in fact, parties for any special event.

❖ Also suitable for many other gatherings and events where you might needa large space and kitchen facilities.

❖ Two rooms to choose from:O Small Hall accommodates 30-50O Large Hall accommodates 120

❖ Use of kitchen, tables, chairs, cutlery and crockery included in hire fee.❖ Discounted hire fees, at very reasonable rates, for residents of Pattishall

Parish.Check availability with Suzanne, Bookings Officer

email - [email protected] - 01327 830279

Full details about the Parish Hall are available on the parish website –www.pattishallparish.org.uk


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ASTCOTE METHODIST CHURCHTeam Ministry

Rev. Tina Swire, Rev John Marriott, Rev Romeo Pedro, Rev. Phil SnelsonDeacon Richard Beckett

To contact a Minister please ring the Circuit Office: 01604 721908

Sunday Services, 10.30am. Services are generally informal. Family Services onthe 3rd Sunday in the month but families with children are welcome at anyservice and activities for children are always available. Refreshments servedafter all services.

Lunch Club For the elderly or retired on the second Tuesday in the month. Pleasecontact Maureen Corbett on 830296 if you are interested.

Well Group 12-2pm Ladies group meet monthly for lunch followed by a speaker.Contact Alison Brierley on 830770 to book a seat.

No meeting July & August 28th September – Rev Lulu Pelly

Flowers can be placed in the Chapel on Sundays to celebrate an anniversary or inmemory of a loved one. Please contact Kate Stretton 830115.

Family Services 45 minute service for all the family on the 3rd Sunday in the month.Refreshments served after the service: All welcome.

16th July, 20th August, 17th September

No Service at Astcote 24th September : Join us at 10.30am for a Harvest Festivalwith all the Northampton Methodist Churches at St Andrews Methodist Church,Harlestone Road, Duston, NN5 6AB

Praying for the CommunityThere is ‘Prayer Box’ on the wall outside the Chapel. This is for any member of ourCommunity – that is from any village in the area – to be able to drop in the name ofsomeone they would like us to pray for. We don’t need to know the details, just afirst name is sufficient. That person will be included in our time of prayer on thefollowing Sunday.In addition, at 9.30am on the first Sunday of the month, there will be a half hour ofprayer specifically for the Community. Anyone may join us for a time of quiet orsimple spoken prayer. Our normal 10.30am service will follow after a cuppa.


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The Parishes of Holy Cross Pattishall and St Luke, Cold HighamRector, the Revd Marion Reynolds

Date Time Service Church

2nd July

8:00am9:30am9:30am11:00am

BCP Holy CommunionInformal WorshipMorning Worship CW Holy Communion

PattishallPattishallGaytonTiffield

9th July9:30am9:30am11:00am

Family WorshipMorning WorshipCW Holy Communion

TiffieldCold HighamPattishall

16th July

8:00am9:30am9:30am11:00am

BCP Holy CommunionFamily WorshipMorning WorshipCW Holy Communion

PattishallCold HighamTiffieldGayton

23rd July 9:30am11:00am

Morning WorshipCW Holy Communion

PattishallCold Higham

30th July 9:30am Benefice Communion Cold Higham

6th

August

8:00am9:30am9:30am11:00am

BCP Holy CommunionInformal WorshipMorning WorshipCW Holy Communion


13th Aug

9:30am9:30am11:00am2:00pm

Morning WorshipFamily WorshipCW Holy CommunionHoly Baptism

Cold HighamTiffieldPattishallCold Higham

20th Aug

8:00am9:30am9:30am11:00am2:30pm

BCP Holy CommunionFamily WorshipMorning WorshipCW Holy CommunionHoly Matrimony

PattishallCold HighamTiffieldGaytonGayton

27th Aug 9:30am11:00am



3rd Sept

8:00am9:30am9:30am11:00am

BCP Holy CommunionInformal WorshipMorning WorshipCW Holy Communion


10th Sept9:30am9:30am11:00am

Family WorshipMorning WorshipCW Holy Communion

TiffieldCold HighamPattishall

17th Sept

8:00am9:30am9:30am11:00am

BCP Holy CommunionFamily WorshipMorning WorshipCW Holy Communion

PattishallCold HighamTiffieldGayton

24th Sept 9:30am11:00am



July6th Pattishall Parish Hall & Playing Field meeting, Pattishall Parish Hall, 7pm8th Picnic in the Park Music Festival & Craft Fair, Pattishall Playing Field12th Hansons Antiques Valuations Day, Cold Higham Hall, 11am-3pm12th Pattishall WI: Back at Ease, Pattishall Parish Hall 7.30pm13th Good Neighbours: Tales of a Vicar’s Wife, Pattishall Hall, 1.45pm13th Pattishall Parish Council meeting, Pattishall Parish Hall, 7.45pm15th Cold Higham Garden Fete, Cold Higham Hall, 2-5pm20th CHPC Meeting, Cold Higham Hall, 7.30pm21st End of Pattishall School term26th Photographic Club, Pattishall Parish Hall, 7.30pm

August9th Hansons Antiques Valuations Day, Cold Higham Hall, 11am-3pm9th Pattishall WI: Ramble / Social (details to be arranged)10th Good Neighbours: River Nene in Words & Pictures, Pattishall Hall, 1.45pm13th Car Boot, Pattishall Playing Field, noon30th Photographic Club, Pattishall Parish Hall, 7.30pm

September5th Start of Pattishall School term7th Pattishall Parish Hall & Playing Field meeting, Pattishall Parish Hall, 7pm6th Gardening Club: Historic Gardens of Northants (II), Patt. Parish Hall, 7.30pm10th Pattishall & District Produce Show, Pattishall Parish Hall12th Pattishall Youth Club begins again, Pattishall Parish Hall, 7.30pm - 8.45pm13th Hansons Antiques Valuations Day, Cold Higham Hall, 11am-3pm13th Pattishall WI: Oh What a Riot! Pattishall Parish Hall 7.30pm14th Good Neighbours: Outing - Bedford boat trip14th Pattishall Parish Council meeting, Pattishall Parish Hall, 7.45pm17th Great Central Big Band, Holy Cross Church, 4-6pm21st CHPC Meeting, Cold Higham Hall, 7.30pm27th Photographic Club, Pattishall Parish Hall, 7.30pm28th Well Group Ladies meeting, Astcote Methodist Church, 12 noon

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