1.

APOLOGIES: P Paget, M Austen-Meek

Action

2.

MINUTES TO BE SIGNED: 28^th June 2011

3.

VISITORS FROM INGRANDES:  9 Arriving approx. 4.15pm on Friday 21^st October –Tuesday 25^th October. Own transport by ferry.

PROPOSED PROGRAMME:

FRIDAY: arrive 4.15 approx tea and cake at the Chapel- evening meal with hosts

SATURDAY:     Westonbirt plus lunch.  7.00pm evening meal with Janet –joint effort for food.

SUNDAY: AM Church service.  Lunch @ Oliver Cromwell (to be booked numbers?) afternoon?/evening free with hosts. Alternative?  Lunch at Bowood you have free entry to the house –get details

MONDAY:  10.00am Visit Lacock Abbey (National Trust member fees?)  Lacock Garden Centre for 1.00/1.30 lunch   7.00pm Evening Skittles at the Social Centre with ploughman supper to be booked numbers?

TUESDAY: 10.30 debrief at the Chapel – coffee/biscuits

HOSTS:

JANET X4 – Mr Tierry and Mrs Martine Millon + Madeline and & Louis Hersant

JANE:  X2 Guy Chicot & Francoise  Eon

PETER OR GORDON  X1 –Gerard

LEN – Lucie & Maurice Boitalt

5.

TREASURER’S REPORT: Balance £1588.00

To ask PC for possible grant if necessary for visitors.

6.

FUND RAISING EVENTS: Village Quiz – New Year

Children’s Fashion Show –JA to make enquiries etc. Friday May 11^th?

Old Time Music Hall?

7.

AGM: 23^rd November.  Chairman’s report. Items for agenda?

8.

CORRESPONDENCE: -

9.

DATE OF NEXT MEETING:Tuesday,11^th October 2011 @ JG’s

1.

ACCEPTANCE OF APOLOGIES: R Amor

Action

2.

PARISHIONERS 10 MINUTES:

·        PC Mills outlined new divisions consisting of four ‘hubs ‘of policing, but giving the same level of cover for parishes. The new 101 number for non-emergency contact links to the Trowbridge ‘hub’ with 3-4 response officers for the Devizes area.  PC W Leat is on maternity leave.

·        G Scope has been working with Claire Parry and has suggested that Bromham should be listed as a vegetable growing area, being valued agricultural land , by applying to the EU for Protected Status to protect and secure this land for the future.  Helping to illuminate a repeat of the Sand Quarry proposals. The PC expressed an interest in taking this forward. GS to keep RH informed.

·        C Culley is the newly appointed Good Neighbour co-ordinator at Community First-information for the over 60’s i.e. transport, keeping warm, carer, nail cutting services, Bobby Van etc. Willing to visit local over 60’s clubs.

·        M Paget queried the lack of response from LB  following correspondence with WC REF:1641 20/06/11, concerning the siting of a mirror on Bankside to aid the safe exit by vehicles from Bayntun Close. LB to follow up.  These mirrors do not have Highways consent, and concerns of who is liable if an accident was caused by the erection of a mirror. It was agreed that the exit from Bayntun Close can be dangerous due to lack of visibility and traffic speed.

·        B Gabbott offered his services to give defibrillator and first aid training (1 hour package) to those interested 8-12/session. P/mag.

LB

RH

3.

PC MINUTES TO BE SIGNED – Minutes of 12^th September signed as a true record. AIF.

4.

ACTION UPDATE FROM MINUTES:

·        WC/CLARENCE:. Yard Lane banks,. Church Hill sign, Roughmoor slips Manholes St Edith Marsh, A342 footpath weeds, pot holes Church Hill & Jockey Lane. Due to no response to correspondence sent to WC LB to investigate.

Hunts Mead sign has been replaced

·        Pavilion Clock: on going

·        St Edith’s Bus shelter/tree: on going

·        Kiosk Minty’s Top: KM secured the door.

·        Allotment Track Repairs - New Road: on going

·        Village fingerpost:  RH to contact WC for site meeting.

·        Street Lights Highfield/Jockey Lane: reported.

·        Chittoe Drain: on going.

·        Pound Bench: repairs completed and vegetation cut back. P Rose asked to paint seat at the Pound playing field.

·        Hedge at Rectory Corner: trimmed by Asters.

LB

PP

JB

RA/PC

RH

5.

CROWN ESTATE PROPOSALS BREACH CLOSE/WC HOUSING SURVEY:

Survey to be completed by 17^th October. RH to write to R Drew at Carter Jonas and

 N Harper representative for the Crown Estate, expressing the concerns of the PC over the proposed scheme.

RH

6.

AREA BOARD/FORUM MEETING REPORTS:

JC gave a report: the Core Strategy is in the process of being updated.

Parking is being reviewed in Devizes, with parking for buses and coaches proposed in the New Park Street area with café and shops.

Small grants up to £300 are available for the Queen’s Jubilee celebrations if applied for before 9^th April.

PARISH FORUM: P Thomas agreed to attend meetings.

RH

RH

7.

ALLOTMENTS – APPLICATIONS /WATER REQUEST/CROWN AGREEMENT: RH to contact the Crown regarding the land at the Pound./VACANCIES: 3 small allotments available – RH to advertise

RH

8.

PLAY AREA REPORT-POUND PLAY AREA REPORT: EB reported the tarmac at the Pound is cracking. PP to contact P Dyke.

 PAINTING OF EQUIPMENT: P Rose has started at the Pound. RH to book inspection when painting is completed.

PP

RH

9.

PARISH PROPERTY REPORT: weekly reports signed by councillors.

ANNUAL PROPERTY CHECK: completed. The Bier House requires some maintenance.

DEFIBRILLATOR INSPECTIONS: meeting with R Schofield for check information.  Weekly and monthly reports to be carried out.

PRESS REPORT: photo and report in the Gazette.

CARDS FOR HOUSEHOLDS: it was agreed to use the remainder of the donation fund (£235) to purchase 1250 laminated information cards for all households in the Parish.

RH to order from Digiprint, Chippenham at 1250 for £232.80 PRO PC SEC PM.

RH

10.

TWINNING COMMITTEE REPORT: Due to Mrs Giles breaking a wrist and rib the visit from Ingrandes was cancelled. It is hoped this will be re-scheduled.

The week end commencing 29^th October the Irish Byron Society is to visit Bromham.

AGM and Skittles is on November 22^nd at 7.30m at the Social Centre.

11.

QUEENS DIAMOND JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS-AUCTION OF PROMISES 14^TH OCT: 83 items have been promised for the Auction.

Grants available for the Orchard and gifts.

Burns Night on Jan 21^st at the Social Centre. Tickets £16.00

12.

COMPLETION OF AUDIT/AUDIT: agreed and signed off. Notice of Completion displayed.

 Comments: S1 should read ‘Yes’ The PC does act as a Trustee.

The J G Davis Fund – not appropriate to be included in the PC Accounts unless the PC has used its s137 powers.

The balance of the War Loan should be treated as a long term investment rather than included in the short term investment balance.

TAX QUERY: on going.

CHEQUE BOOK NUMBERS EXPLANATION:  on going.

13.

FINANCIAL STATEMENT: PRO BA SEC JC

Allotment:                                     £145.37                                      

General/Commercial Accounts:  £16708.79

Burial:                                            £4037.46

Defibrillator Fund:                       £235.00                                       

Transport:                                     £39.00

Interest                                               0.14

VAT:                                              -£515.04                 TOTAL  £20650.72

OTHER INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS:

Lloyds Raby                                       £27.24

Halifax Clerk’s Gratuity:             £2998.27

      ..      Play Area:                        £1102.62

      ..      Village Celebration Fund:£756.65

      ..      Raby                                   £784.43

P/Office J G Davis:                         £470.04

War Loan:                                       £100.00                 TOTAL: £6239.25

TOTAL ASSETS:  £26889.97

RECONCILIATION OF ACCOUNTS AS RECOMMENDED BY THE FINANCE COMMITTEE: PRO AB SEC PM

14.

CHEQUES TO BE SIGNED: to include British Legion poppy wreath PROPM SEC JC.    Chairman’s Account £200 PRO AB  SEC JC

2020: R Humphries 1953.03 2021:B Bullock 387.73 2022: E Brown 218.00

 2023: Inland Rev 168.15 2024: Social Centre 68.00 2025: Callaway 180.25

 2026: J Collens 5.00 2027: E Dyke 21.00 2028:  Mazars 480.00 2029: C Jones 120.00 2030:   -  2031: Crown Estate 4250.00  2032: D Fillis 50.00  

2033:Chairman’s Account 200.00

15.

PLANNING APPLICATIONS:

29 Greystones, crown reduction of two yew trees. NO OBJ

50 Netherstreet, single storey extension. NO OBJ

2 Greystones, demolition of existing timber building to construct a new garden room. NO OBJ

16.

CORRESPONDENCE/EMAILS: See page 4

17.

PARISH BUSINESS:

·        Gas leak on the A342 North of Roughmoor –reported 3 times, it could take up to 4 weeks before repaired!

·        Refuse bin: left outside of property between fortnightly collections. LB

·        Land, New Road: belonging to Bromham Growers has not been farmed and is now over grown.

·        New refuse bins have not been emptied. RH to contact WC.

·        Concern over the amount of horse manure deposited on the Highstreet. P/Mag

·        Concern again over the parking of cars on the grass at Church Hill.

·        Residents concern over the possible sale of the car park to the rear of Breach Close.

·        Lights out near Play area path and Post office (no 29)

LB

RP

RH

RH

18.

DATE OF POLICY/RISK ASSESSMENT MEETING NOVEMBER 7^TH @7.30PM

19.

DATE OF  NEXT MEETING MONDAY NOVEMBER 14^TH  2011 @7.00pm

1.

ACCEPTANCE OF APOLOGIES: J Butler

Action

2.

PARISHIONERS 10 MINUTES: Concern regarding the under 12 youth football training pitch being turned around to give the goal mouths a rest for one season – balls and disruption to residents of Spire View.  It was agreed that the goals were of sufficient distance away from the properties to cause any problems. Permission was granted to the FBC to change the goals at the March meeting of the PC.

3.

PC MINUTES TO BE SIGNED – 11^th July. Signed as a true record. AIF

4.

ACTION UPDATE FROM MINUTES:

·         WC/CLARENCE:. Yard Lane banks, Hunts Mead & Church Hill signs, Roughmoor slips  RH to again contact WC copy to LB    

·         Pavilion Clock: on going

·         St Edith’s Bus shelter/tree: on going

·         Kiosk Minty’s Top: KM to inspect

·         Allotment Track Repairs - New Road:  on going

·         Fun in the Sun/Pavilion Key/Dates: Successful with 57 attending the 6 sessions.

·         Royal Plaque Lettering: completed

·         Refuse Bins: installed by WC

·         Village fingerpost: correspondence received from WC with details and costs for installation further quotation/information to be obtained.

·         Street Lights Highfield/Jockey Lane: reported to WC and WRHA Grass at the entrance to Breach Close has not been adopted but was cut by Kennet. PM volunteered to cut.

·         Chittoe Drain: RH to report to WC

·         Pound Bench-Highfield play area: RH to instruct P Rose to be included when the equipment is painted.

·         Hedge at Rectory Corner: reported to Aster. Properties also at Rectory Corner?

RH

PP

JB

KM

RA/PC

PP/LB

RH

PM

RH

RH

DP

5.

CROWN ESTATE PROPOSALS BREACH CLOSE/WC HOUSING SURVEY/VILLAGE PLAN QUESTIONAIRE: The questionnaires that are produced by WC are standard  and cannot be adapted. Already at the printers for distribution with the October Par/mag . to be returned in stamped addressed envelope provided before 17^th October.

6.

AREA BOARD/FORUM MEETING REPORTS: grants up to £5000can be applied for from the Area Board towards the Queen’s Jubilee village celebrations.

Cost of fruit trees for the orchard?

LB/JC

7.

DEFIBRILLATOR UP DATE/INSTALLATION/ WEEKLY INSPECTIONS/LAUNCH/PRESS REPORT: All machines are now ‘live’. R Schofield will meet councillors at the Farm Shop to demonstrate inspections. RH to contact the Gazette for Monday 19^th Sept.

Quote for laminated cards with locations and instructions for every property: PP

RH

PP

8.

ALLOTMENTS – The annual inspection has been carried out. Two tenants to receive notice of tenancy  termination, and two letters asking to tidy plots.

APPLICATIONS /VACANCIES: no further applications or vacancies

WATER REQUEST: Again discussed-small allotments own committee/payment scheme/lockable taps.

The winner of the small allotment competition has been chosen and will be announced asap.

CROWN TENANCY AGREEMENT-NUMBER OF ACRES: RH  to contract to query actual acres charged for with up to date map due to shortfall in rent collected.

PP

RH

9.

PLAY AREA REPORT-POUND PLAY AREA REPORT/ PAINTING OF EQUIPMENT

E Brown’s report all OK. Seat to be repaired at the Social Centre area.

Painting –to be completed now that the school holidays are over.

10.

PARISH PROPERTY REPORT

WEEKLY INSPECTION SHEET: Signed by councillors.  The seat in the Social Centre play area has again been vandalised. D Fillis to repair this time but a recycled resin seat to be considered as a replacement.

Post of the gate from the cemetery to the allotments requires repairs.

Seats across the allotment footpath require the weeds cutting back.

PP/DF

PP/DF

DF

11.

TWINNING COMMITTEE REPORT: 9 visitors from Ingrandes will be visiting from 21^st-25September.

The  Irish Byron Society will also be visiting and using Bromham facilities in September, although they are an independent group who are arranging  their own programme

12.

QUEENS DIAMOND JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS:

See above for Grants.   The committee hope to be able to provide commemorative mugs for the under 11’s. Cost of 180 approx £840. Other suppliers to be considered.

Auction of Promises on October 14^th with auctioneer G Taylor.

Burns Night on Jan 21^st. Tickets @ £16.00

13.

AUDIT TAX QUERY:  on going  Annual Audit: on going

CHEQUE BOOK NUMBERS EXPLANATION: RH has again contacted Santander but has not received a reply.

14.

CHEQUES TO BE SIGNED: PRO RP SEC AB AIF

2012: B Bullock 436.29  2013: E Brown 460.50  2014: Ade Lee 108.92 2015:  Joe Sanchez  1008.00 2016:  WC 533.77 2017: Callaway Grass 360.50  2018: D Grafton 114.00

 2019: Citaglen Signs 52.80

Football rent, water rates  and £250.00contribution to the claim for the tractor tyre received.

Lloyds bank charges: Raby Fund account to be charged £5.00/month. RH to query

RH

15.

PLANNING APPLICATIONS: 2 Greystones: work to TPO trees.  NO OBJ

52 ighstreet

High Street: first floor extension over existing lounge.  NO OBJ

 INCLUDING NOTICE OF FULL PLANNING/NOTICE OF APPROVAL: -

APPEAL: Congratulations to JC and BA for representing the PC at the appeal of the application for a dwelling at Bayntun Close which was successful.

Chittoe Plantation: Appeal against the decision to include new footpaths through the plantation  going to the Sec. of  State

16.

CORRESPONDENCE/EMAILS: See page three

Defibrillator information to be put on the village website

Jubilee Beacon: no objections. PP

Letter of concern regarding proposed planning at the rear of the High Street.

Letter of concern regarding the moving of grave ornaments.

RH

PP

RH

17.

PARISH BUSINESS:

Weeds: High Street near Church-DP volunteered to remove.

Mattress: left in Wyatt’s Lake lay bye. RH to report

Church Hill Grassed area: resentment/visitors are parking on the grass, although this is not a Highway offence, the grass will be damaged and the parked cars give a bad impression when entering the village. RH Par.mag

LB gave a report from WC –Money being saved to spend on front line services.

Sandy Lane –new road surface. Parking review for Devizes +independent survey and consultation for Devizes area. November.  The Devizes Area Board Core Strategy –no further developments to report.

A342 footpath weeds require attention. WC LB

A342 Manholes neat the Oliver Cromwell are sinking –WC LB

Pot holes: Church Hill and Jockey lane. RH

DP

RH

RH

LB

LB

RH

18.

DATE OF POLICY/RISK ASSESSMENT MEETING: Monday, November 7^th @ 7.30pm

19.

DATE OF  NEXT MEETING: MONDAY OCTOBER 10TH 2011 (Finance 7.00pm)

1.

ACCEPTANCE OF APOLOGIES: L Bryant

Action

2.

PARISHIONERS 10 MINUTES:

Fallen tree on Bridleway 1A at Stoney Lane.

Dogs running free on allotments.

Sand Extraction: GS gave an update stating that C18 has been dropped from the plan, although Wiltshire will be short of the 1.8million tonnes at only 1.2 million. GS has been approached to lobby the Government with Claire Perry’s support to change the democratic system concerning Grade 2 agricultural land.  GS thanked the Council for all their support and hoped the PC will continue to support this further if required in the future.

The Chairman thanked the Committee for all their commitment, dedication and expert presentations to have the proposals removed from the plan.

3.

PC MINUTES TO BE SIGNED – 13^th June 2011  Signed as a true record.  AIF

4.

ACTION UPDATE FROM MINUTES:

·        WC/CLARENCE:. Yard Lane banks, Hunts Mead & Church Hill signs, Roughmoor slips   -on going     

·        Pavilion Clock – PP on going

·        St Edith’s Bus shelter/tree – reported to SEB

·        Kiosk Minty’s Top – JB on going

·        Allotment Track Repairs - New Road on going PC/RA

·        Fun in the Sun/Pavilion Key/Dates:  PP to open pavilion

·        Royal Plaque Lettering - completed

·        Refuse Bins – ordered and ready to be installed

·        Village fingerpost: quote from Andrew Goodfield £620.00– new letters and installation extra. Queen’s Diamond Jubilee to be inscribed on the post. RH to contact WC for contribution towards costs. Rob Shore and Chris Fixen quotes

·        Councillor’s Guide- ordered.  ?

RH

PP

JB

JB

PC/RA

PP

RH

PP

RH

5.

CROWN ESTATE PROPOSALS BREACH CLOSE:

PP has discussed the proposed questionnaire with Al Hannigan with a view to postpone the village feedback session until after the PC meeting with Steve May from WC to discuss actual housing need numbers and planning issues for Bromham.

Wiltshire Rural Housing Association has expressed an interest in any future housing development in the village.

6.

AREA BOARD/FORUM MEETING REPORTS: meeting on 18^th July.

Monday nights are now free at the Social Centre for possible venue.

7.

PROPOSALS FOR SAND AND MINERAL EXTRACTION CALNE AREA:  UPDATE: see above

8.

DEFIBRILLATOR UP DATE/INSTALLATION/ WEEKLY INSPECTIONS

2 have been installed in the kiosks and the other three electric connections are booked.

9.

ALLOTMENTS – APPLICATIONS /VACANCIES/WATER REQUEST

Judging of the small allotments to take place asap.

Mr Singleton has contacted Claire Perry with a view to getting water on tap for the allotments.

The PC is still concerned about possible cost implications for installation and water charges due to miss use.   Small allotment tenants in Bromham have always managed to provide water by collecting in water butts or providing their own water.  Water has never been provided.

RA/PC

10.

PLAY AREA REPORT-POUND PLAY AREA REPORT/ PAINT QUOTES:   Playground Supplies £1620.00 P Rose £500.00  PRO P Rose by PC  SEC RA

Play area Inspection: RH to book when the play equipment has been painted. Wicksteed £71.00 to include Risk Assessment.

PARISH PROPERTY REPORT: signed by Councillors as checked.

RH

11.

TWINNING COMMITTEE REPORT:

Visitors from Ingrandes are planning a visit to Bromham in October.

12.

FINANCIAL REPORT: Presented by RH  PRO JC  SEC PM as recommended for adoption  by the Finance Committee.

FINANCIAL STATEMENT - QUARTER ENDING: 30.06.2011

PRO: JC SEC:  AB As presented by RH. Signed and agreed. AIF.

Allotment:                                     £163.37                                       

General/Commercial Accounts:  £6423.34

Burial:                                            £3105.46

Defibrillator Fund:                       £1075.00                                       

Transport:                                     £39.00

Interest                                               0.08

VAT:                                              -£138.95                 TOTAL  £10667.30

OTHER INVESTMENT ACCOUNTS:

Lloyds Raby                                       £25.53

Halifax Clerk’s Gratuity:             £2998.27

      ..      Play Area:                        £1102.62

      ..      Village Celebration Fund:£756.65

      ..      Raby                                   £784.43

P/Office J G Davis:                         £470.04

War Loan:                                       £100.00                 TOTAL: £6237.54

TOTAL ASSETS:  £16904.84

13.

RECONCILIATION OF ACCOUNTS: Presented by RH and recommended for adoption by the Finance Committee. PRO AB  SEC BA

14.

AUDIT TAX QUERY.

Following the query by Goodwin Shaw from the internal audit. RH has queried the tax refund with Inland Revenue.

CHEQUE BOOK NUMBERS: The new cheque book cheques numbers do not follow on. RH has been in contact with Santander who agreed it is their mistake – no book has been lost. Letter of explanation to be sent by Santander for Audit.

TYRE CLAIM BY J BUTLER:  Cost of replacement tyre due to damage when trimming hedge on the Jubilee Field caused by debris left by the Football Club.  £485.00.  Part responsibility PC and FBC?  To claim on the PC insurance a £250 excess is chargeable. It was suggested that the FBC pay the excess, although concern about future premiums.  PRO PC  SEC KM

RH

RH

PP/RH

15.

CHEQUES TO BE SIGNED: PRO PC SEC AB

0710: B Bullock 395.97 

(NEW CHEQUE BOOK) 2000: E Brown 206.00 2001: Social Centre rent 62.00 2002: WC cemetery Bins 49.04 2003: Callaway Grass 180.25 2004: R J Humphries 1967.01 2005: Inland Revenue 168.15

2007: A J Butler 140.40 2008: John Dopson 50.00  

Cheques to be authorised for August: 2006: B Bullock 409.94

2009: Social Centre Insurance WALC 1394.39 

Authorised at Crown meeting 16^th Aug 11 2010: Goodwin Shaw 244.80

2011: Wessex Water 180.34

16.

PLANNING APPLICATIONS INCLUDING NOTICE OF FULL PLANNING/NOTICE OF APPROVAL/ APPEAL

No planning to be discussed

17.

CORRESPONDENCE/EMAILS: See page four.

Neighbourhood Scheme donation:  it was agreed not contribute towards the signs NHW Scheme at Horsepool.

A342 Accidents at Rowdeford - Meeting to be held with Rowde PC. JP prepared to represent Bromham PC and go to group meetings.

18.

QUEENS DIAMOND JUBILEE CELEBRATIONS:

The committee has arranged three fund raising events starting with an Auction of Promises on Fri.October 14^th. A Burns Night on January 21^st and a gospel night –date to be confirmed.

19.

PARISH BUSINESS:

Street light not working opposite 24 Highfield –WC

Light still out at 2 Jockey Lane –Jill Shell Wilts Rural Housing.

Cars for Sale: up to 5 cars for sale in the lay bye at the top of Yard Lane, this has been reported to WC.

Cover on BT manhole at Roughmoor: requires attention.

Drain above Chittoe turning on A342 blocked: WC

Bayntun Close: concern over trees being cut down by owner of the land.  Water implications discussed with the owner.

Area of concern over resident’s attitude.

Crow Hill Farm: it was reported that a stray bullet broke a window. Concern about the use of guns without land owner’s permission.

Small bench on the Pound footpath requires attention - KM

Hedge at Rectory Corner: RH to contact Aster.-

Village Plan/questionnaire for Bromham?

RH

RH

PP

RH

KM

RH

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DATE OF  NEXT MEETING MONDAY SEPTEMBER 12^TH 2011

1

BASKET OF  IRONING –EILEEN DYKE                                

2

CHRISTMAS FLOWER ARRANGEMENT – EILEEN DYKE                              

3

 CHRISTMAS CAKE – B MUNROE

4

BOX OF WINTER VEG-V & P COLLINS                                      

5

WOODEN FRUIT BOWL – BILL PARDOE

6

MEAL FOR 2 (£20.00) – OLIVER CROMWELL                           

7

AIRPORT TRIP – PAUL MORTIMER

8

NAIL ART - KAYLIEGH HUGHES

9

USE OF FARRIER 1 SET OF SHOES (10 MILE RADIUS) - ABBOTS WOOD

10

USE OF FARRIER 1 SET OF SHOES (10 MILE RADIUS) - ABBOTS WOOD

11

SKIP – PAUL MORTIMER WILTSHIRE WASTE                         

12

TAXI (10 Mile radius) – DAVE LEE

13

BAG OF POTATOES – STILLS FARM                                         

14

BOX OF VEGETABLES – STILLS FARM

15

£50.00 CHRISTMAS GIFT AND CARD PACK - C & D PRICE

16

JON WILLIAMS STABLES £200 DISCOUNT                             

17

MEAL FOR TWO -  GREYHOUND (£20.00) 

18

BASKET OF IRONING – CAROLINE HUGHES

19

2 CAKES -ANNE PAGET                                                                

20

MAKE UP LESSON -BEECHWOOD BEAUTY                          

21

GAS BOILER SERVICE (10 mile radius) – S RUDMAN           

22

24 TRADITIONAL WELSH CAKES-KATH FILLIS

23

FLOWER ARANGEMENT ­-B MUNROE                                     

24

COTTAGE IN NORTH EAST SCOTLAND ONE WEEK FOR TWO APR-OCT – LIBBY MORNMENT                         

25

PRIVATE AREOPLANE ONE HOUR FLIGHT FOR 2 – PAUL MOXHAM

26

12 JAM AND CREAM SCONES MADE TO ORDER – BRIDGET BARBER

27

1 KILO FRESH WALNUTS-TOM MORNMENT

28

CHAUFFEUR TO SCHOOL PROM? IN CLASSIC S’TYPE JAGUAR CAR (10 mile radius)– K HUMPHRIES

29

CHAUFFEUR TO SCHOOL PROM? IN CLASSIC E’TYPE JAGUAR CAR (10 mile radius) – K HUMPHRIES

30

CHRISTMAS PUDDING – JENNY BLACKMAN                       

31

MINCEMEAT FRUIT CAKE – CHER LOHRENZ                         

32

2 TICKETS FOR BURNS NIGHT – COMMITTEE                     

33

3 COURSE SUNDAY LUNCH FOR 2 – WESTBROOK INN       

34

GUIDED HISTORY TOUR AROUND VILLAGE FOR UP TO 6 IN VINTAGE LANDROVER-D POWNEY

35

CAR VALLET - AUDI GARAGE

36

MEAL FOR 2 (PUB TO BE CONFIRMED) £20.00 -H & W PLUMMER

37

USE OF CROSS COUNTRY COURSE AT ABBOTSWOOD - TIM RADBOURNE

38

USE OF CROSS COUNTRY COURSE AT ABBOTSWOOD - TIM RADBOURNE

39

CATS ON VACATION CATTERY (WEEKEND)- HELEN PLUMMER

40

COTTAGE IN NORTH EAST SCOTLAND ONE WEEK FOR 4 APR-OCT – LIBBY MORNMENT

41

GARDEN PLANTERS – DEN FILLIS  + GARDEN BIRD TABLE – MR HANDY

42

4 HOMEMADE CAKES (1PER WEEK OR I PER MONTH) LIBBY MORNMENT

43

PONY AND GREEN CROSS COUNTRY BUGGY RIDE AROUND THE VILLAGE FOR 4 - ST EDITH MARSH

44

CHRISTMAS CAKE - JUNE AMOR

45

HANDMADE RAMS HEAD POKER - KEITH MAHONEY

46

FULL ENGLISH CHAMPAGNE BREAKFAST ON A SUNDAY FOR 4 - JANE ARGUE

47

CHIPPENHAM ANGLING CLUB -1 YEARS MEMBERSHIP FOR ADULT AND CHILD

48

2 HOUR CASTING LESSON FOR 2 - TONY

49

MAN UNITED SIGNED SHIRT - LORNA HEATH

50

VISIT TO SEE PIGMY BABY GOATS - DEN FILLIS

51

ONE DAYS BUILDING LABOUR (6hrsX2men 10 mile radius) – DAVE REED & Mr ONSLOW

52

MINI DIGGER 4 HOURS (10 mile radius)-DAVE REED

53

30 MINS – JACK STEVENS MAGIC CIRCLE MAGICIAN                                     

54

2 NIGHTS BED & BREAKFAST FO5R 2@ GLEBE HOUSE – GINNEY GLEBE

55

12 MIXED BOTTLES OF WINE-CLIVE STONE

56

2 NEW YEARS EVE TICKETS-SOCIAL CENTRE CLUB COMMITTEE

57

2 HOUR CV AND CARREER CONSULTATON - TOM MOURNMENT

58

PASSENGER IN A CLASSIC LOTUS EUROPA FOR A TRACK SESSION @ CASTLE COMBE-C RAYBOULD

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? - ADE LEE MECHANICAL

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SPORTS MASSAGE VOUCHER - SMITHY CLINIC

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2 NIGHTS B&B IN MID WALES FOR 2 - D & D LANG

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SERIES OF 3X1 HOUR SESSIONS FOR PERSONAL ASSESSMENT/ADVICE/TRAINING(£120.00)-C PALMER

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HAMPER - VILLAGE SHOP

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FRUIT BASKET VOUCHER (£10.00) - VILLAGE VEG

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FITTING TRIBUTE - ALAN PARDOE

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PLANS DRAWN FOR A SMALL EXTENSION - PAUL HEATH

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MOT -AUDI GARAGE

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DAY BOAT TRIP –MR MRS HITCHCOX 

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MOT -AUDI GARAGE      

SELECTION OF OLIVES ETC– P DAVIS