THE LINK. August The Magazine of The Knightley Parishes. Services for August 2017

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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 6 August Services for August August 20 August 27 August 3 September I Transfiguration II Trinity 9 III Trinity 10 IV Trinity 11 I Trinity 12 Badby Newnham Holy Communion CW CW Family Service Evening Prayer United Benefice Service 10:00 Evening Prayer CW CW Charwelton Evensong (Church) Holy Communion (Church) Evensong (Church) Fawsley Preston Capes Morning Prayer Said CW Order 1 at Badby Evening Prayer Morning Prayer Said OTHER SERVICES Tuesday 22 August 6.30 pm Badby ESOW August 2017 Sunday 20 August 4.30pm Canons Ashby Choral Evensong - preacher Revd. Canon Peter Moger, Precentor of York Minster Badby Newnham Charwelton Fawsley Preston Capes 2

2 SUNDAY READINGS Principal Service CW - for other services see Lectionary Date Feast Page * Year OT NT Gospel 6 Aug Transfiguration A Dan 7, 9-10 & Pet 1, Luke 9, Aug Trinity A 1 Kings 19, 9-18 Rom 10, 5-15 Matt 14, Aug Trinity A Isaiah 56, 1 & 6-8 Rom 11, 1-2a & Matt 15, Aug Trinity A Isaiah 51, 1-6 Rom 12, 1-8 Matt 16, Sep Trinity A Jer 15, Rom 12, 9-end Matt 16, 21-end 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 Badby on 2 July Casper William Bushnell and Lenny Hector Bushnell-Evans Shine as a light in the world, to the Glory of God the Father FROM THE REGISTERS HOLY MATRIMONY at Preston Capes on 1 July Clare Elizabeth Walker and Benjamin Edward Giles [by The Very Rev. John Clarke, former Dean of Wells]. Blessed are you, heavenly Father You give joy to bridegroom and bride Dear friends, Well the Holy Days (holidays) are upon us. Time for rest and refreshment, or stress and expense! We have several examples in the Gospel of Jesus trying to take time out and go somewhere quite to pray and reflect. Usually he was followed by a big crowd demanding his attention. So if in your attempts to take a break, your phone X calls, s seem to follow you around you are in good company. It is not big or clever to work so hard that you are exhausted. It is not impressive to always be claiming you are so busy. I am sure that most of us will know someone who is always (modestly) bewailing their busy lives. Even God rested a day after creating everything! Are we more important than God? No! Holidays and breaks are essential, not luxuries. Taking time off is as much a part of good working practice as is attending training courses, or going that extra mile for a customer. THE RECTOR'S LETTER There used to be a movement in Christian circles, "Keep Sunday Special". I must admit I was never a fan; it discriminated against those who needed to work on a Sunday, those we rely on such as ambulances workers, nurses, firefighters. What I am passionate about is restricting working hours so people must take time off, each week and over the course of a year. This is the Christian model. Jesus himself railed against people who X sought to enforce a specific day of rest on people, beyond common sense and compassion. However, he set an example of taking rest, and used Old Testament passages to warn the bosses not to exploit the workers. So enjoy your holidays whenever you take them, and we look forward to returning refreshed and blessed. Blessings 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 August 22 and September 19. MIDWEEK COMMUNION There will be no mid-week communion service in August or September owing to the Rector's absence. Future dates are 5th Oct, 2nd Nov, 7th Dec. GIPSY JAZZ TRIO at Badby Village Hall Saturday October 14th The Ben Holder Gypsy Jazz Trio will play a concert in Badby, their first visit to the venue. Sarah Barnwell was to have played, but has had regretfully to withdraw. It is with great pleasure that we are able to announce this violin-led jazz trio, which enjoys international acclaim. If you don t know Ben s music, try You Tube for a sample. Reservable seat tickets at 16 will include fish & chips, in keeping with the Badby custom, and you are invited to bring your own drinks. Phone or bobcaldwell@uwclub.net BADBY AND DISTRICT FILM SOCIETY The film to be screened this month is: Fri. 25th August THE EAGLE HUNTRESS (2017) Spellbinding documentary about 13-year-old nomadic Mongolian girl fighting to become first female eagle hunter in 12 generations of her Kazakh family. Breathtaking cinematography captures her personal journey of female empowerment, coming-of-age, the natural world & the onset of modernity. A bliss out a movie that expands your sense of what is possible (118 mins). BENEFICE PAGE 5 If you are interested in finding out more about the Society and its forthcoming programme, please get in touch with Karen Brown on HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY Don t forget to put our Annual Show in your diaries for Sunday 3rd September. Entry Forms to be passed to any member of the committee by 6pm on Wednesday 30th August latest, except for Class 4: best single rose bloom and Section H: children s classes (which are free to enter, so what do you have to lose?) which can be entered on the day. If you require an Entry Form or Show Schedule, please zelda@peteshapter.co.uk or call and I will be happy to send them to you. So get creating for the craft and flower arranging classes, baking for the home produce classes, growing for the fruit and veg. classes, clicking for the photo classes and do yourself proud. We look forward to seeing the result The more entries received, the better the show will be. Other events in our calendar are our AGM on Friday 10th November (with quiz) and our Christmas Crafts Evening on Friday 15th December. Would you like to take part in a "Songs of Praise" recording? There will be a recording of the programme at All Saints Northampton on Sunday Aug. 6th from 6.30 to 9.30pm Tickets, free, are available on This is a BBC number. They take your E Mail address and send you a reply saying they will be in touch re tickets. Les Pierpoint PARISH NOTICES BADBY Correspondent - Geoff Pullin (gcsspullin@yahoo.com) Reader Sidesmen Server 6 Aug T. Richardson C. Richards P. Wakeford G. Nelson 13 Aug TBA TBA 20 Aug Peter Pat McAlister McAlister S. Hartland- Swann 27 Aug F. Williams F. Williams LAMMASTIDE C. Nelson S. Rose The all-age family service on Sunday, August 13 will be led by the Rev Sue on the theme of Lammastide. So please join us to find out more about this ancient Christian festival of the start of harvest, once common in our churches. CHURCH FLOWERS August: 5 & 12 Gill Nelson; 19 & 26 Karen Brown CHURCH CLEANING IN AUGUST A big thank-you to those of you who stepped forward to join our cleaning teams. Another couple of volunteers would be most welcome. So if you can spare an hour once a month to help keep St. Mary s spick and span, please contact Gill Nelson ( or gillian.nelson@talktalk.net), who would be delighted to hear from you! The rota is: w/b 31 July: Jan Cooper, Moira Cooper, Judy Jordan, Kirsten Dollery; wb 7 August: Gill Nelson, Chris Nelson, Neville Snell; wb 14: Ann Cotton, Monique Shortt; wb 21: Pat McAlister, Win Roddis, Helen Morris, Sally Byrne; wb 28: Jan Cooper, Moira Cooper, Judy Jordan, Kirsten Dollery. TEA AND MEET Tea and Meet in the middle of the Summer! Whatever could be better? On Friday, August 4 we will be brewing up between 2 and 3.30pm in the village hall. 6 Do come along. Tea and cakes for everyone and lots of chat. NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN The next meeting of the Badby Parish Neighbourhood Plan Group will be held on Wednesday, August 9 at 7.30pm in the Windmill Pub. All parishioners are very welcome and there is time allocated for parishioner comment and representations. The Plan is now approaching the time when it will be put out for a six week public consultation when all interested parties will be able to formally comment and make representations, which must be considered when producing the plan for submission to DDC. BADBY & FAWSLEY WI If you are a gardener you will probably have listened to Jonnie Amos's gardening advice on BBC Radio Northampton. He is our speaker on Thursday, August 10, talking about Autumn Flowering Plants. A chance to ask your gardening queries. Will he utter the immortal words 'The answer lies in the soil'? Let's hope so! Badby and Fawsley WI meet at 7.30pm on the second Thursday of each month at Badby Village Hall. New members and visitors are very welcome. If you'd like further information, please contact Kate Early on UNITED REFORMED CHURCH Sunday services at 10am in August: 6th Geoff Townsend; 13th Mary Barratt; 20th The Revd Michael Bond; 27th Lesley Garner. VILLAGE PHOTOGRAPH You may remember a village photograph was taken about 30 years ago for the Badby Fare cookbook. Well, we are taking another for the new cookbook Badby Bake Off! Come along on Friday, August 18 at 5.30pm outside St. Mary's Church porch (the same place as last time) to be a part of the photo: all Badby people included, the more the merrier...grannies and grandpas, mums and dads, aunties and uncles and cousins, children and babies! The book is coming along well and will be ready for printing soon. Don't miss this golden opportunity to be part of village history.

4 SPONSORED STRIDE AND RIDE Chris Richards has the sponsor forms now so if anyone is interested in walking or riding to see how many churches they can see please contact her. Secondly, she is trying to arrange a churchyard Autumn clear up day for Friday Oct. 6th, so please put the date in your diary. More details next month. BADBY THEN AND NOW If you are interested in the history of Badby, put a note in your diary to visit the exhibition on Saturday or Sunday, September 2 and 3 in St. Mary s Church from 12 noon to 5pm with home-made teas available 2-4pm. The displays, images and voices have been collected by the History Group about all aspects of the village and its residents from the 1800s to today. Free admission. 6 Aug 13 Aug 3 Sept NEWNHAM Correspondent - Ellen Henning (ellen.henning@hotmail.co.uk) Reader Sidesman Pauline Bird Les Pierpoint Maureen Sinclair Les Pierpoint Les Pierpoint Jeff Lawrence TEDDY BEARS PICNIC Thursday 24 th. August 3.00 pm Newnham Church End of School Holiday Fun. Come and enjoy a picnic with your Teddy Bear at Newnham Church. You can bring your own food but jelly, cake and drink will be provided. Weather permitting there will be parachute jumps for Teddy Bears. If the weather is poor we will move inside so do please come. Look forward to seeing you on Thursday 24 th. August. ROSANNE WILSHIRE It was a wonderful experience to witness the ordination of Rosanne as a priest for Holy Trinity Church, High Town, Wolverhampton The ceremony took place on Saturday 24th June at St. Matthew's, Walsall and was a truly multicultural service. We sang a number of beautiful traditional hymns, and 7 several modern songs accompanied by guitars, keyboard and drums. We will all be thinking and praying for her as she embarks on her new ministry. SCHOOL EVENTS On Thursday 13th July the school held a very successful Summer Fête. The many stalls and activities were well supported, but the most popular was the "stocks" - particularly with the teachers! Special thanks to FONS, whose efforts raised over The weather just about held out for Sports Day on Wednesday 19th July. Children of all ages took part in a number of events with Chestnut house the eventual winners. The Mum's and Dad's races were good, but the favourite race was for the teachers. LEAVERS SERVICE On Thursday 20th July Newnham School held their Leavers service in the church for the year 6 pupils. The twelve leavers shared their memories of the school, and the year 5 pupils spoke about each of them. Revd Sue spoke about "moving on", and Mrs. Gaffney and Mr. Burnapp led the final good-byes and Graduation. Each of the children was presented with a "hoodie" with his or her name emblazoned on the back. There were tears from many of the Mums as they sang "As we go now" and the "Leavers Song". We wish them well in the future. FOOD BANK Once again very many thanks to all those who continue to give so generously. The charity is very grateful, so please continue to pledge your support. CHURCH CLOCK As many of you are by now aware the church clock is working again. Many thanks to Nick Beer for his patience in machining the very small parts needed for the repair. MAGICIAN/ILLUSIONIST SHOW This will take place on Saturday 30th September from 8pm, for adults only. Come and be amazed by Douglas Maddy and spend an enjoyable social evening with homemade Canapés in the interval. Please bring your own drinks and glasses will be provided. Tickets 8 ring Penny to reserve. AUTUMN FAYRE Saturday 14th October 12 noon 4pm in the Village Hall. This popular event will again be serving delicious homemade soups. There will be a variety of stalls (more info later). If you are interested in having a stall please contact Janet Thank you. VILLAGE HALL 200 CLUB Winners in the July draw were 50 Prize No 147 Mr. M Paterson 25 Prize No 123 Ms J Farthing 25 Prize No 78 Mr. & Mrs. Penn NEWNHAM ROAD CLOSURE NOTIFICATION Please note that Weedon Road will be closed from Poets Corner to Newnham Grounds to allow for re-surfacing work between 15th August - 1st September. 6 Aug 27 Aug 3 Sept 6 Aug 27 Aug August September CHARWELTON Correspondent - David Pound Reader / Sidesman David Pound Fiona Spencer Gordon & Elizabeth Bird Flowers June Pound Denise Brenchley Chapel cleaning June Pound Fiona Spencer 100 CLUB The winner of the June 100 Club was No. 92 Andrew Checkley PCC MEETING The next meeting of the PCC will be on Thursday 7th. September at 7.30pm in the Chapel. 8 WHIST DRIVE The next Whist Drive will be on Monday 21 August at 7.30pm in the Village Hall. MACMILLAN COFFEE MORNING The Charwelton branch of the World's Biggest Coffee Morning will be on Friday 29th. September in Charwelton Village Hall from There will be coffee (or tea) and cakes, a Bring and Buy, a cake stall, a Raffle, and Macmillan Christmas cards will be on sale. This is always a most well attended and enjoyable event and last year it raised over 1500 for Macmillan. We would like to break that record again so please come along and help to support this most worthy cause. Contact Meryl Nicholls or June Pound FORTHCOMING EVENTS Please put these dates in your diary - further details later: Harvest Festival - Sunday 8 October Harvest Supper and Sale - Monday 9 October Christmas Prize Bingo - Friday 24 November 13 Aug 27 Aug FAWSLEY Correspondent - Debbie Walker Readers Flowers Cassandra Pratt David Newth LAMMASTIDE Vivienne Baker

5 Our second Lammastide service was again a great success. With the church bedecked in summer flowers and an abundance of wheat heralding the beginning of the harvest season, communion was taken using some of the fresh bread baked by members of the Fawsley community. A really lovely service. A NOTE FROM OUR TOWER CAPTAIN It was with a great deal of pleasure and honour that I was able to take on the mantle of Tower Captain for the magnificent set of bells at St. Mary the Virgin, Fawsley back in November Since then, with a very positive band of ringers we have managed to keep the bells ringing for all but 2 services plus a Wedding and a Remembrance service. The bells sound wonderful, one of the oldest sets in the county and still a maiden set of 4 caste and hung in Henry VI was on the throne and Great Britain was about to enter the Wars of the Roses how brilliant to think that our church bells have such a long history if only the bells could talk!! Recently the clappers and sliders were greased making them easier to chime and ring up and on 15th June 2017 at 7pm a band came together to ring the bells in support of the BBC Music Day. On this occasion we rang for 30 minutes and dedicated the ring to the new church roof. Prayers and thanks were offered for all the hard work and dedication shown by so many of the friends and congregation of Fawsley that came together to enable the roof to be replaced so soon. Over 280 bell ringing groups around the world united to ring bells at 7pm local time in support of BBC Music Day. The global ringing event included bell-ringers from as far afield as Australia and Zimbabwe to create a very special bell-ringing moment. It is my intention to keep these magnificent bells ringing, to support new and up and coming ringers, Money isn't everything......but it keeps the kids in touch. 9 and to call people to church and celebrate the word of God in this small but often very loud way!! Odette Dawkins 6 Aug 13 Aug 27 Aug 3 Sep PRESTON CAPES Correspondent - Gerard Hoare Reader Sidesman Cleaning Heather Claire Hoare Wilson Gerard V Brassey Hoare Bernard Mireya Rapson Weaver Anabel Gerard Lewis-Bowen Hoare FLOWERS August - Heather Wilson September - Chris Farmer Heather & Chloë Wilson Elizabeth Dearns NHCT SPONSORED RIDE AND STRIDE This will take place on Saturday 9 th September. Why not plan an active day visiting as many of our diocese s lovely churches as you can in the day, and ask some good friends to join you! Please think about sponsorship and raising cycling teams to enter? Or you can plan walks in Northampton, visiting the many churches there?! Transport of 10 to 20 bicycles to an agreed start point could be arranged! We need welcomers in our church to greet and sign in visiting participants. Volunteers please! Our organizers here are Anabel Lewis-Bowen and V Brassey. The Northamptonshire Historic Churches Trust pays back half of monies raised to the parish and makes grants to churches for repair and improvement. We were fortunate to receive 1000 four years ago toward the new lighting in the north and south aisles. Please support this good cause, and reserve the date now. LITTLE PRESTON GARAGE SALE This took place on the 29 th July. Report next month. HARVEST FESTIVAL, SALE AND SUPPER The Harvest Festival service will take place on Sunday 8th October at 9:30 am. The Supper and Sale will be on Monday 9 th October in the usual way. Please reserve the dates now and see the full details next month. WINE AND CHEESE PARTY The PCC will be holding a party on Friday 3 rd November, with quiz and raffle. Please reserve the date now, full details next month. CHRISTMAS WREATHS As this copy goes to press it is still our intention to make 40 to 50 Christmas Decorations or Wreaths for sale again this year. Please watch this space. Any questions please to Gerard Hoare or Mireya Weaver. JUDITSINGERS PRE CHRISTMAS CONCERT It is hoped to hold this again in December, but at the time of going to press the date has not yet been fixed with all concerned. Please watch this space. WOMEN S INSTITUTE This month s meeting takes place on Tuesday 22 nd August, at 7.30pm in the village hall. The speaker will be Geoff Lambert who will be telling members about the work of medical detection dogs in a talk entitled My Dog s Nose Knows. Prospective members and guests welcome. PRESTON CAPES VILLAGE HALL There are 3 new and exciting events planned over the next few months. Sunday 20th August we are having a walking Treasure Hunt around the village. Find out if you can solve the clues to navigate around the village. Starting from the Hall at and (hopefully) finding your way back there for refreshments. 5 entry per team. Saturday 9th September join us in a Last Night of the Proms celebration, enjoy all the atmosphere of the event without leaving the village. 10 October sees a Gin Fizz night with a 50/50 auction. We need people to make promises of goods, services, time, and sell unwanted goods. So sellers, think what you ve got to offer and buyers think what you need. If you want further details of any of these events sylviadpcvh@gmail.com or see the village notice boards. MACMILLAN COFFEE MORNING Debbie (Cox) and Sylvia are holding a coffee morning for Macmillan as part of the World s Largest Coffee Morning in the village hall on Friday 29th September from Donations of cakes/raffle prizes etc. will be gratefully received but most of all we need your support to raise funds for this good cause. 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: August 4 Badby Tea and Meet 6 PC VH Sunday bar 6 Stabat Mater (Fiori) at Fawsley 10 Badby WI 11 PC VH pub night 20 PC VH Treasure Hunt 21 Charwelton Whist Drive 22 PC WI Life is like a warm bath......the longer you are in it the more wrinkly you become.

6 September 2-3 Badby Then and Now exhibition 3 Hort Soc annual show 3 PC VH Sunday bar 6 Newnham coffee morning 7 Charwelton PCC 8 PC VH pub night 9 NHCT Ride and Stride 9 PC Last Night of the Proms 13 Badby PCC 16 Charwelton Village Festival 23 PC VH Quiz Night 26 Newnham PCC 27 Preston Capes PCC 29 Charwelton Macmillan coffee morning 29 Preston Capes Macmillan coffee morning October 1 PC VH Sunday bar 4 Newnham coffee morning 9 Charwelton Harvest Supper 9 Preston Capes Harvest Supper 13 PC VH pub night 14 Newnham Autumn Fayre 21 PC Gin Fizz and Auction 26 Benefice Council November 1 Newnham coffee morning 2 Charwelton PCC 3 PC Wine and Cheese party 5 PC VH Sunday bar 8 Badby PCC 10 Hort Soc AGM 10 PC VH pub night 22 Preston Capes PCC 24 Charwelton Christmas prize Bingo 25 Newnham Jumble Sale 28 Newnham PCC 30 Newnham Magic Show December 2 Charwelton VH Autumn Quiz 3 PC VH Sunday bar 6 Newnham coffee morning 8 PC VH pub night 9 Charwelton wreath making 9 District Bellringers Carol Concert Badby 9 Newnham 200 Club party 15 Hort Soc Christmas Crafts Badby 24 PC VH Christmas Eve bar 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 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. 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 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 Mike Rowell, Highlands, Church Street, Charwelton NN11 3YT emjayrowell@sky.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 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 Weaver Woodworking Bespoke Furniture, Kitchens and Joinery Over 30 years experience All projects gladly quoted and undertaken Contact Alan Weaver Alan@weaverwoodworking.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