THE LINK. March The Magazine of The Knightley Parishes. Services for March 2018

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1 THE LINK The Magazine of The Knightley Parishes THE KNIGHTLEY PARISHES An on-line version of this magazine in colour is available on the web site 4 March Services for March March 18 March 25 March 1 April I Lent 3 II Mothering Sunday III Lent 5 1V PALM SUNDAY I EASTER Badby Newnham Benefice Communion Holy Communion 10:30 Mothering Sunday service Benefice Communion United Benefice Service United Benefice Service Charwelton Fawsley at Charwelton (Church) 11:00 Mothering Sunday service at Newnham Holy Communion at Holy Communion at Preston Capes 09:30 Said Ante-communion CW Family service 18:00 Evening Prayer Fawsley Newnham OTHER SERVICES Thursday 1st. Matrch Tuesday 20 March 9.30 am 6.30 pm Badby Badby Midweek Communion ESOW March 2018 Badby Newnham Charwelton Fawsley Preston Capes Monday 26 Mar Tuesday 27 Mar Wednesday 28 Mar Thursday 29 Mar Friday 30 Mar 7.00 pm 7.00 pm 7.00 pm 7.00 pm noon HOLY WEEK SERVICES Badby Compline Newnham Compline Fawsley Compline Preston Capes Holy Communion Charwelton Good Friday service 2

2 SUNDAY READINGS Principal Service CW - for other services see Lectionary Date Feast Page * Year OT NT Gospel 4 Mar Lent B Exod 20, Cor 1, John 2, Mar Mothering Sunday 137 B Exod 2, Cor 1, 3-7 Luke 2, Mar Lent B Jer 31, Heb 5, 5-10 John 12, Mar Palm Sunday 146 B Isaiah 50, 4-9a Phil 2, 5-11 Mark end 29 Mar Maundy Thursday 173 B Exod 12, Cor 11, John 13, 1-17 & 31b Mar Good Friday 179 B Isaiah end Heb 10, John end 1 Apr EASTER 205 B Acts 10, Cor 15, 1-11 John 20, 1-18 NOTES: 1. *These page numbers refer to The Word of the Lord, a copy of which will be available in your church. All the readings in that book are taken from the New Revised Standard Version of the Bible. 2. The Old Testament readings during Trinity will be from Track 2 of Common Worship 3. At non-communion services the second reading should normally be the Gospel. HOLY BAPTISM at Preston Capes on 11 th February Richard John Mansfield Shine as a light in the world, to the Glory of God the Father FROM THE REGISTERS IN MEMORIAM at Newnham on 23rd. January Emily Lilian Payne (from Badby) at Fawsley on 28th January John McVittie [Interment of Ashes] at Charwelton on 8th. February Christine Olive Russell [Interment of Ashes] at Newnham on 15th. February Kenneth Malcolm Thomas Whitmore LETTER FROM BISHOP JOHN Following Jesus in the steps of St David and St Patrick I was recently invited to speak at a special event to celebrate St David s Day, which is kept at the start of this month. Seeking inspiration, I listened to a recording of the crowd at the Cardiff Millennium Stadium singing the Welsh National Anthem Land of my Fathers before a rugby international! Reading the various accounts of David s life was fascinating, inspiring and challenging. He would pray for hours whilst standing in the river with the water up to his neck. His community worked long hours in the fields and then remained at their devotions until the stars were seen in heaven. When he died on March 1 st his final words to the great crowd who had come to mourn were; Brothers and sisters, be cheerful. Keep the faith and do the little things you have seen and heard from me. Lots of groups claim him as one of their own a poetic David, a nationalist David, a green David - but he always seems bigger than these and resists all attempts to define him in any one way. When I asked a wise Welsh vicar about this, he replied; The key to David, and this is why he doesn t belong to any one group, is that he only really ever belonged to Jesus. He was always Christ s man. What a wonderful description. This reminded me of the prayer attributed to the other great Celtic patron saint we celebrate this month, St Patrick (March 17 th ), which rigorously focusses our attention upon Jesus. Christ be with me, Christ within me, Christ behind me, Christ before me, Christ beside me, Christ to win me, Christ to comfort and restore me. Christ beneath me, Christ above me, Christ in quiet, Christ in danger, Christ in hearts of all that love me, Christ in mouth of friend and stranger. With my prayers and best wishes Grant them peace, and let light perpetual shine upon them 3 4

3 EVENING SERVICE OF THE WORD Not able to come to church on Sunday? Why not try the Evening Service of The Word? Held once a month on Tuesday evening (following the third Sunday of the month) at 6.30pm at St. Mary s Badby, this friendly, peaceful service lasts no longer than 25 minutes. Led in turn by some of those who attend, there is always a brief talk about somebody inspirational such as Thomas Cranmer, Dietrich Bonhoeffer and Caroline Chisholm. All welcome! Forward ESOW dates are March 20 and April 17. During the alterations to St. Mary s, this service will be held in the chancel as usual but entrance will be by the Priest s Door. MID-WEEK COMMUNION Following the postponement of Revd. Sue s operation, the 9.30am Mid-week Communion at Badby Church on Thursday 1 st March - previously cancelled - has been reinstated. As building work continues, please enter via the small priest s door. LENT FILMS As 2018 marks the centenary of the end of the First World War, in lieu of a Lent course this year, we will be showing a series of four films on the theme of the Great War. Enclosed with last month's copy of the Link was a flyer with details of the films and the screening dates, times and venue. These are repeated below. After each screening there will be refreshments and an opportunity for discussion (optional!). Entrance is free, although we would appreciate donations to help cover costs. It would assist our planning if you would let Frances know in advance if you intend to come - on tel or williamsf333@aol.com 6 March - Testament of Youth 13 March - Gallipoli 20 March - Private Peaceful SING-ALONG-A'-REVD SUE Wednesdays at Newnham February 21st February 28th March 14th BENEFICE PAGE March 21st May 30th June 20th July 4th SPATS LANGHAM COMING TO BADBY VILLAGE HALL, SATURDAY 2nd JUNE Spats Langham, one of the country s leading guitar, banjo and 20s style vocal exponents, brings his Quartet to Badby in June. Spats plays with the Pasadena Roof Orchestra and The Kenny Ball tribute Band. He is also an entertaining raconteur. Ticket reservation requests to Bob Caldwell, or bobcaldwell@uwclub.net HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY Our calendar of confirmed events for this year are Plant Sale 13 st May, Annual Show 2 nd September, AGM 9 th November and Christmas Crafts Evening 14 th December. If you would like to join the Society and any further information on any of our events, please contact Zelda Shapter on , zelda@peteshapter.co.uk. PARISH NOTICES BADBY Correspondent - Geoff Pullin (gcsspullin@yahoo.com) Reader Sidesmen Server 11 Mar Susan Rose MAJOR WORKS Chris Nelson The work inside is proceeding apace with the font in its new position and all the pew platform pits revealed. There are weekly updates in The Gusher, on badbyvillage.com and with images and video of the work on St Mary's Badby Facebook. TEA AND MEET Take some more tea, the March Hare said to Alice, very earnestly. I ve had nothing yet, Alice replied in an offended tone, so I can t take more. (Lewis Caroll) If, like Alice, you ve not been to Tea and Meet yet, do come to the village Hall on Friday, March 2 between 2 and 3.30pm to enjoy tea and cake with friends and neighbours. MOTHERING SUNDAY Our Mothering Sunday service is on March 11, at 10 am. It will be a service of Holy Communion led by visiting priest Revd. Peter Allen as Revd. Sue will be on retreat. As building work continues, we will be using the Chancel, accessed via the priest s door at the side. Please come and join us on this special day in the Church (and secular!) calendar. EASTER FLOWERS With the Knightley Parishes Easter Sunday service being at Newnham led by the Bishop of Brixworth, our flower arrangers will not be in decorating mode. It seems more appropriate to have a few lilies at the altar, for which in memoriam donations of money will be welcomed by Jackie Peel on or ladypeel22@aol.com. The full show of flowers will be postponed until July 15 when the Bishop blesses the major works. BADBY CHURCH ELECTORAL ROLL We will be revising the electoral roll on April 2-4. If you would like to be added please complete the relevant form, available from Chris Nelson (Electoral Roll Officer) chris.c.nelson@talktalk.net or phone Being a member of the church electoral roll allows you to vote at the Annual Meeting which this year is on Thursday, April 19. Also, you must be on the church electoral roll in order to be eligible for election at the Annual Meeting as a member of the PCC or a sidesman. All parishioners are entitled to vote at the short meeting which precedes the Annual Meeting for the purpose of electing Churchwardens. MORNING PRAYER After consultation we have decided to change the time of our monthly service of Morning Prayer (on the 4 th Sunday of each month) to 11am from April onwards. FAMILY FUN AT BADBY FAYRE SAVE THE DATE! Don t miss all the fun of the Fayre! We re still planning the details but you can be sure there ll be games for all ages, all your favourite attractions and new ones too, on Sunday, September 2. Our theme will be Green on the Green as we do what we can to use recyclable products and reduce the amount of waste we produce on the day. The Fayre is a great way to enjoy time with your family, friends and neighbours, as well as help raise funds for local community projects, including the restoration of St Mary s Church. If you d like to know more or can help prepare and run the day, please contact Jim McBeth on or twolittlegoats@btinternet.com. Watch out for more details. UNITED REFORMED CHURCH The congregation welcomes you to join them in March on Sundays at 10am. 4 th : Mary Barratt, 11 th : Keith Bishop, 18 th : Gareth Middleton, 25 th : The Revd Michael Bond BADBY & FAWSLEY WI For the Thursday, March 8 meeting, we are going back in time to WW2. Jane Arnold is our speaker and she will be talking about fashion, rationing and will give a cookery demonstration. Further information can be obtained from Jaci Wojtecki on FRENCH DANCE All musicians, dancers and listeners are welcome at the next Bal to be held in the village hall on Saturday, March 17. More musicians are needed, so will volunteers please contact ian.clabburn@yahoo.co.uk for sample music. Bring a plate of food, for a shared meal (if you wish) and your own alcohol, from 6.30pm. After a short introduction to the dances for beginners, the Bal will start around 8.30pm. 4 for the evening! 5 6

4 ALLOTMENTS Five allotments are available now through Ian Bromwich. The AGM will be held on Monday, March 19 at 7.30pm in Badby Village Hall. Volunteers to take on the very small commitment of running the allotments in future will be most welcome. VILLAGE CLEAN-UP GROUP On the last Sunday of each month a group of volunteers meets to undertake litter picking, trimming, strimming and general repair tasks to keep Badby looking good. The March session will be on Sunday, March 25 starting at 10am at the village hall. All welcome. Contact Peter Cooper (chairman@badby.org.uk) if you would be happy to be kept informed or if you see tasks around the village that need doing. ANNUAL PARISH MEETING The Badby APM will be on Friday, April 20 from 7pm in the village hall. This is the opportunity for all parishioners to meet, to hear about what has been happening and to debate issues that matter to them. As well as Parish, District and County Councillors, village organisations will be attending, each with a table where they can display and talk about what they have been doing. As in the last couple of years, the Parish Council is making the Meeting into a village social event, and invites everyone to attend and enjoy a glass of wine and refreshments. BADBY OPEN GARDENS Badby will be having its annual National Garden Scheme (NGS) open gardens day this year on Sunday 20 May. A total of five gardens will be open in the afternoon in Badby, including one which is opening for the first time this year, so please put the date in your diary and come along to enjoy the gardens. All proceeds from visiting the gardens go to NGS which is the most significant funder of nursing charities in the country, supporting The Queen s Nursing Institute, Macmillan Cancer Support, Marie Curie, Carers Trust, Hospice UK, Perennial, Parkinson s UK and other guest charities. Refreshments will be provided in the church, proceeds from these going to church funds. Here s hoping for a lovely sunny day! 11 Mar 18 Mar 27 Mar 1 Apr NEWNHAM Correspondent - Ellen Henning (ellen.henning@hotmail.co.uk) Reader Sidesman Mary Wood SNOWDROP SUNDAY Jim Wood Jeff Lawrence Les Pierpoint Jim Wood Although the weather was not brilliant (at least it wasn't raining) we had a steady stream of visitors between the Nuttery and the Village Hall via the Church. The tea ladies were kept very busy, (a queue extended outside the Hall at one point) and as a result of everybody's efforts we raised an excellent 677 towards the Church replacement heating scheme. A special thank you to Andrew and Penny Banks for once again allowing us access to the Nuttery and to all our many helpers. EASTER PRIZE BINGO This popular event takes place on Friday 9th March (Easter is early this year) in the Village Hall. As usual doors open at 6.30pm with eyes down at 7.00pm. This is a fun event, so please come along and enjoy yourselves - you might win an Easter Egg or two! Prize donations would be very much appreciated - please contact either Churchwarden or any church member. COFFEE MORNING You are invited to a Coffee Morning on Saturday 17th March from 10.30am - 12noon at the home of Jeff & Pat Lawrence, 3 Westbrook, Newnham, NN11 3HL This event is in aid of our Church replacement heating scheme. APCM The Annual Parochial Church Meeting takes place on Tuesday 20th March at 7.30pm in the Village Hall. Everybody is welcome to attend, and any village resident can vote in the election of the Churchwardens; however only those on the electoral role may vote in the other elections. NEWNHAM VILLAGE HALL COFFEE MORNINGS A Coffee Morning is held on the first Wednesday of every month in the Village Hall, from Join us for congenial company, coffee, a bite to eat and a chance to meet fellow villagers. Everyone is welcome and there is an opportunity to exchange books, DVDs and jigsaws. Dates for 2018 are listed in the Diary. Feb. 7 July 4 Dec 5 March 7 August 1 April 4 Sept 5 May 2 Oct 3 June 6 Nov 7 NEWNHAM VILLAGE HALL JUMBLE SALE Jumble Sale in the Village Hall (in aid of maintenance) Saturday 10th March from pm. Entrance 20p. As usual there will be many varied stalls including bargains of top quality bric-a-brac, nearly new clothes, children s clothes, books, toys, cakes etc. Also come and enjoy tea with cake. (The hall will be open on the morning from am for delivery of goods). VILLAGE HALL 200 CLUB Winners in the January 200 Club Draw are 50 Prize No 117 Mr R Hodges 25 Prize No 22 Mrs T Roberts 25 Prize No 68 Mr P Dorkins Winners in the February draw are 50 Prize No 188 Mrs L Etteridge 25 Prize No 54 Mrs S Venner 25 Prize No 131 Mr P Hopcraft Welcome, and good luck to our new members. NEWNHAM WI Newnham W I will be meeting in the village hall on Thursday 15th March at 7.30 and our speaker this evening will be Vicki Pearce, Solicitor. Vicki will be happy to answer questions and offer advice and will prove to be a very interesting evening as usual. Please do not hesitate to contact either Carol on or Sue if you are interested in joining us. 4 Mar 11 Mar 30 Mar 1 Apr 1 Apr 29 Apr March April CHARWELTON Correspondent - David Pound Reader / Sidesman Penny Cory Meryl Nicholls Flowers Elizabeth Bird Pauline Donnelly Chapel cleaning June Pound Meryl Nicholls APCM & PCC The Annual meetings will be held on Thursday 1st. March at 7.30pm in the Chapel. The churchwardens and members of the PCC will be elected, and reports presented on the activities of the church during the past year. Everyone is very welcome to attend. Don't forget that this is an opportunity to express your views on church matters - and maybe even to volunteer to help! The more the merrier (and easier!) The APCM will be immediately followed by the regular 2-monthly meeting of the new PCC. MOTHERING SUNDAY - 11th. March The service on Mothering Sunday will be a family service specifically aimed at Mothering Sunday. All mothers (and grandmohers - or even great-grandmothers!) will be most welcome. Posies will be distributed during the service, and any children or others who would like to help to make the posies on the day before (Saturday 10th. March) should please turn up at the Chapel between and

5 100 CLUB VESTRY & APCM MEETING LIVING CHURCHYARD WOMEN S INSTITUTE The winning ticket in the January 100 Club draw was No Caitlin and Corin Williams. Congratulations. VILLAGE HALL WHIST DRIVE The Village Hall committee will be holding the latest of their whist drives on Monday 19th. March at 7.30pm in the village hall. Everyone is welcome, and offers of prizes would be much appreciated. 25 Mar FAWSLEY Correspondent - Debbie Walker Readers Flowers SPECIAL SERVICE - FEBRUARY Another resounding success. Over 30 worshippers enjoyed this special service held to celebrate love and marriage. It was lovely to see so many of our recently married couples, their children and soon to be wed coming together. ANNUAL LITTER PICK Our annual litter pick will be held on Saturday 10th March. As usual, we shall meet outside the main entrance to Fawsley Hall at 11am. Following the tidy up of the park, pickers are invited back to Knightly Lodge for refreshments. A Message for church repairers (cave Badby!) An instruction to the tradesmen, found inscribed on a Roman building: "Nolite id cogere, cape malleum majorem" "Do not force it, just use a bigger hammer" 9 There will be a meeting on Tuesday 13th March at 2pm in the church where residents of Fawsley will be able to elect the Church Wardens for the coming year. Only members of the community on the Fawsley Church Electoral Roll may vote in the PCC for the election of the 2018 Committee. Everyone is invited to attend these meetings. CHURCH OPENING With Spring approaching, Fawsley church will be open to visitors every day from 25th March as British Summertime greets us. 4 Mar 11 Mar 18 Mar 29 Mar 8 Apr PRESTON CAPES Correspondent - Gerard Hoare Reader Sidesman Cleaning Mireya Weaver Anabel Heather Lewis-Bowen Wilson V Brassey Heather Wilson Graham White April: Scilla Smith. Anabel Lewis-Bowen V Brassey Claire Hoare Gerard Hoare CHURCH FLOWERS Sue Shires MOTHERING SUNDAY 11 TH MARCH Family Service am This will be a special Family Service for children. Mothering Sunday posies will be assembled by the children during the service, (when refreshments are served). The posies are then given to their special family guests. All the necessary flowers will be provided. Do come and join us, bring all the family, especially Mothers and Grandmothers who will be most welcome. The service will last under 60 minutes, including the break for refreshments. There is a diocese scheme to foster conservation and eco-friendliness in our churchyards. The Scheme adviser recently told us how many benefits we already have like water, shade, trees, longer grass, bulbs, seat(s), offers of help etc and of course fabulous views. We really want to build on this and make our churchyard a flora and wildlife haven. Can you join us? The PCC hope that younger families will take up interest in the scheme and the challenge to see what can be created here. If you want to take part, contact Gerard Hoare. Churchyard Mowing Volunteers. The new rota for 2018 will be out in April. We have had as many as 22 people involved in turns, and their efforts give us a welcoming and mown churchyard to be very proud of. Thank you to them all. If there are any new volunteers for one or two duties, taking perhaps 2 hours each, they will be gratefully accepted. There is a church mower available. Please contact Gerard Hoare, With our plans for a Living Churchyard (above), we will continue the mowing regime that complements the scheme and which aims to enhance parts of the churchyard as a meadow type habitat for wild life and plants. EASTER SUNDAY APRIL 1 ST. There will be no service at reston Capes owing to our Rector s absence on recovery from her operation. There will be one special United Benefice Service at 1000 at Newnham and taken by the Bishop of Brixworth, for all to attend. ANNUAL VESTRY AND PAROCHIAL CHURCH MEETING This will take place on Wednesday 4 th April at 7:00 in the CHURCH. Members of the Church Electoral Roll will receive the Agenda and papers beforehand, and all are very welcome to attend. CHURCH ELECTORAL ROLL The PCC is very grateful to all those people whose listing on the Roll demonstrates both their support for the work of the church here and their willingness to be voting members of it. 10 This month s WI meeting takes place on Tuesday, 27 th March, at 7.30pm in the village hall, when Susan Rassmussen will be showing members how to Dress with Success. Prospective members and guests welcome. COFFEE MORNING & CAKE SALE Preston Capes WI s traditional spring Coffee Morning & Cake Sale will take place at the village hall on Saturday, 10 th March (10.30am to noon). Enjoy your morning coffee with friends and neighbours and buy some delicious home-made cake(s) for Mothering Sunday! BELL RINGERS The work of our ringers is much appreciated, and the band is always looking for more members. If you would like to learn or resume bell-ringing, you will be made very welcome. Please contact Graham White (tel ) or Sheila Bull (tel ) direct. EDUCATIONAL CHARITY The parish is fortunate to have a fund financed by the capital arising from the sale of the former church school to apply to annual grants. Invitations to apply will be distributed to households with children under 25 years of age in May. Applications will be invited for the next academic year, and funds to assist with education, training, sports, pastimes and travel etc. can be applied for. All applications are treated in strict confidence by the Trustees who are the Rector Revd Sue Faulkner, the Churchwardens V Brassey and Gerard Hoare, Bill Dearns and Graham Stanton. For more details, do talk to a Trustee in the first instance, and look out for the letter in May. Temptation Do not allow yourself to be led into temptation much better to get there by yourself.

6 DIARY This diary records the proposed dates of any benefice, parish or village events. We hope that this will help those planning such events to know what else is going on and therefore be able to avoid any unhelpful clashes of dates. If you know, or become aware, of events which ought to be recorded please let David Pound, or your village Link correspondent, know. Events known about so far are: March 1 Charwelton PCC & APCM 2 Hort Soc Wine & Quiche Badby VH 3 Jazz concert Badby 4 PC Sunday bar 6 Fawsley PCC 7 Newnham coffee morning 8 Badby PCC 9 Quiz evening Badby VH 9 Newnham Bingo 9 PC Friday bar 10 Newnham VH Jumble Sale 10 Fawsley Litter pick 13 Newnham PCC 17 Newnham coffee morning 17 PC 6 Nations Super Saturday 19 Charwelton Whist Drive 19 Badby Allotments AGM 20 Newnham APCM April 1 PC Sunday bar 4 Newnham coffee morning 4 Preston Capes APCM 5 Badby PCC reports acceptance 7 PC Quiz Night 13 PC Friday bar 19 Badby APCM 20 Badby annual parish meeting VH May 2 Newnham coffee morning 3 Charwelton PCC 6 PC Sunday bar 8 Newnham PCC 11 PC Friday bar 13 Hort Soc Plant Sale Badby VH 16 PC PCC 19 PC Fashion Show 20 Badby NGS open gardens 21 Preston Capes Gardeners' Coffee Morning 27 Newnham NGS open gardens June 2 Spats Langham Quartet Badby VH 3 Preston Capes NGS Open Gardens 6 Newnham coffee morning 8 PC Friday bar 10 Newnham open gardens 10 PC Sunday bar 21 Badby PCC 24 PC Croquet tournament July 1 PC Sunday bar 4 Newnham coffee morning 5 Charwelton PCC 13 PC Friday bar 18 Preston Capes PCC 19 Newnham PCC 21 PC Annual Cook Out August 1 Newnham coffee morning September 2 Badby Fayre and Hort Soc Annual Show 5 Newnham coffee morning 6 Charwelton PCC 13 Badby PCC 25 Newnham PCC 26 Preston Capes PCC October 3 Newnham coffee morning 5 Newnham Bingo 13 Ben Holder Jazz Badby VH November 1 Charwelton PCC 7 Newnham coffee morning 8 Badby PCC 9 Hort Soc AGM 21 Preston Capes PCC 27 Newnham PCC December 5 Newnham coffee morning 7 Newnham Bingo 8 Newnham JuditSingers 14 Hort Soc Christmas Crafts Evening 11 12

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8 CHURCH OFFICERS & INFORMATION [Telephone codes unless stated otherwise] Rector: Rev. Sue Faulkner, Benefice Office: Old Forge at Green Cottage, Newnham, NN11 3HB ; ; Mob revsuefaulkner@aol.com (Home - The Vicarage, High Street, Silverstone NN12 8US); Her day off is MONDAY - please try to respect this Benefice Secretary: Sharon Foster, Benefice Office (above) Tues 12-3 & Fri 9-12 knightleybenefice@aol.co.uk Benefice Bill Dearns, Appletree Cottage, Little Preston. NN11 3TF eandb@dearns.co.uk Lay Band: Gerard Hoare, Bernard Rapson, Maureen Sinclair, Graham White, Heather Wilson Lay Pastoral Minister: Graham White Benefice Children's Officer Susan Rose (879053) Parish Visiting: Requests for visiting should be made to the co-ordinators who will pass them on. Link Editor: David Pound, Forge End, Church Street, Charwelton. NN11 3YT Fax: davidpound@doctors.org.uk Copy deadlines - Editorial, 20th of the month; Advertising 18th. of the month please. Advertising: Sharon Foster, Benefice Secretary as above. BADBY Churchwardens: Susan Rose, The Mill, Preston Road, Newnham, NN11 3EZ srose1833@me.com Frances Williams, 25 Westhorpe Lane, Byfield, Daventry NN11 6XB williamsf333@aol.com Secretary: Christopher Nelson, The Cottage, Church Hill, Badby, NN11 3AR chris.c.nelson@talktalk.net Frances Williams, 25 Westhorpe Lane, Byfield, Daventry NN11 6XB williamsf333@aol.com Visiting co-ordinator: Sarah Hartland-Swann (872193) CHARWELTON Churchwarden: Graham White, 8, Council Houses, Charwelton. NN11 3YT grahamwhite1962@btinternet.com Vacant Secretary (Acting): Penny Cory, 3, Lindrick Close, Daventry. NN11 4SN pennycory@yahoo.co.uk Peter Merrills, 1 Packhorse Close, Charwelton NN11 3ZD peter.merrills@btinternet.com Visiting co-ordinator: Graham White (264393) Secretary : Anabel Lewis-Bowen, Evenlode, Preston Capes. NN11 3TE PRESTON CAPES NEWNHAM Churchwardens: Jeff Lawrence, The Conifers, West Brook, Newnham. NN11 3HL jeffreylawrence823@btinternet.com Mary Wood, Hillside, School Hill, Newnham. NN11 3HG jimandmarywood@yahoo.co.uk Secretary: Janet Rees, 33, Bradbury Road, Newnham. NN11 3HD Jim Wood, Hillside, School Hill, Newnham. NN11 3HG jimandmarywood@yahoo.co.uk Visiting co-ordinator: Jeff Lawrence (705085) FAWSLEY Churchwardens: Vivienne Baker, Lakes Rise, Fawsley NN11 3BA v.j.baker@sky.com Vacant Secretary: Judy Ward, 4, Manor Walk, Nether Heyford. NN7 3LJ wjudyward@aol.com Robin Baker, Lakes Rise, Fawsley NN11 3BA FawsleyTreasurer@gmail.com Visiting co-ordinator: Vacant Churchwardens: Gerard Hoare, Old West Farm, Little Preston. NN11 3TF gjhoare@btinternet.com V Brassey, Preston House, Canons Ashby Road, Preston Capes NN11 3TB t.brassey@btinternet.com Elizabeth Dearns, Appletree Cottage, Little Preston. NN11 3TF eandb@dearns.co.uk If you would like to advertise in this space, or elsewhere in the Link, (which is delivered monthly to every household in Badby, Newnham, Fawsley, Charwelton and Preston Capes) please contact Sharon Foster at knightleybenefice@aol.co.uk Visiting co-ordinator: Gerard Hoare (361263) The Link is printed by Image IT, Baird Close, Daventry GARDEN SERVICES Garden Clearance Fencing Tree Work Patios Turfing For a FREE no obligation estimate call: James Maplethorpe or The Shires Dog Spa Local dog groomer Personalized attention Specialized in small to medium breeds We can collect and drop off* Call for an appointment