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SUNNINGHILL June 2019.qxp_Sunninghill mag 2018 16/05/2019 20:02 Page 1
THE MAGAZINE
OF THE PARISH OF SUNNINGHILL
AND SOUTH ASCOT
JUNE 2019
AT THE HEART OF THE COMMUNITY
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From the Editor 5
The Minister’s Message 6
Parish Registers 7
Services in The Parish 9
QUALITY PAINTING Parish Activities 11
AND DECORATING Quince Players Review 13
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EXTERIOR YEARS 1st Ascot Scouts 16
★ INSURANCE News from the Beat 19
WORK ★ FREE Historic Sunninghill 20
UNDERTAKEN ESTIMATES Schools’ Pages 23
★ COMPETITIVE ★ EXCELLENT Notices 28
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FROM THE EDITOR...
A
ll our best wishes to the Duke and Duchess of Sussex and their
new baby, Archie Harrison. Whilst we agonise over Brexit, should
we... shouldn’t we? Shall we do it this way or that? Whilst we
beat ourselves up about contracts, politics, customs, borders and the
never ending tricky issues thrown up by this, life goes on, babies are
born, people get married, people die. Fortunately there are some people
who are guided by their faith and their humanity rather than by what
journalists or politicians tell them. Archie Harrison Mountbatten-Windsor is
born to serve, but being seventh in line to the succession, the burden on him should not be
too great. Hopefully he will follow in his father’s sense of calling to serve. It’s just a shame that
the amount of advice he
and his parents are getting
from various parts of the
Tony Parker media couldn’t be
channelled into some other
Painter and Decorator more pressing issues!
Parents instinctively know
how to bring up their
children, but are driven
QUICK hither and thither by often
RELIABLE conflicting advice, as I once
found out!
WWW.ROYAL.UK
FULLY INSURED Congratulations also to
Liverpool and Tottenham
HONEST & Hotspur football clubs for
making the Champions
TRUSTWORTHY League final in Madrid on the 1st June both winning their semi-finals against Barcelona and
Ajax by overcoming insurmountable odds. We take our hats off to the indomitable spirit of
these teams. Perhaps we should put their managers in charge of Brexit?! We need this sort of
For general enquiries or attitude in our politics, in our churches, in our daily lives. We do need to be flexible to a point,
but everything is too wavery (is that a word?) now. No-one has any firm boundaries, anything
free estimates call goes. This is an attitude generally in society that has brought us to the shambles of
Tony Parker governance that we now face. We live in exciting times, just keep your faith.
on 07711 318527
Mike Cross
tel 01344 303991
mobile 07737 088423
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THE MINISTER’S MESSAGE A MASSIVE THANK YOU!
WHAT HAVE YOU GOT?
T
here can’t be that many people across Sunninghill who haven’t got a thank you to say to
our St Michael’s Church Administrator, Penny Winstanley. Penny finished working at St
L
ast month, I wrote about ‘playing the cards that you’re dealt’. It’s Michael’s on the 15th May after 15 years of dedicated and loyal service to our church and
amazing what difference a small change in mindset can make as we community.
think about what we have got rather than what we lack. Many of you will have met Penny as she helped manage all the weddings and the details
There’s a story in the Old Testament about the prophet Elisha, from 2 around so many funerals. She has coordinated the flower arrangers who make the church look
Kings chapter 4, that has been encouraging me along these lines as well. so spectacular on our great festivals and been a vital listening ear for many who’ve dropped
It all starts with a widow whose husband has died. She’s got two sons and into the church office and our first point of contact for anything from church candle deliveries
a lot of debt. Her creditor is going to take her two sons as payment for the debt and she is to heating engineers or those searching for a grave.
naturally distraught. She goes to Elisha to complain about her situation and I suspect to As well as providing our service sheets, and copy for this magazine, Penny has also
express her anger at God. developed the use of our church hall and everyone who has held groups, parties or occasions
Elisha’s words are they key to this passage, he says: with us know how much of a blessing that space has become.
For these things and so much more, thank you Penny for all that you’ve given to St
‘What do you want me to do? What do you have in your house?’ Michael’s, All Souls, and our villages. You leave us with our love, gratitude and prayers for all
that the future brings.
He encourages her to focus on what she wants, in this instance her debt cancelled so her Stephen
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sons are safe, and to look at the resources she can bring. When we’re in a moment of panic
and stress, we so often need friends and wise
guides to help us find a solution.
The widow has only a small jar of oil but
following Elisha’s instruction, she and her sons
gather empty jars from all the neighbours and,
in the secrecy of her room, the three of them
pour oil into the pots. Remarkably and
miraculously, the oil doesn’t run out but keeps
on filling jar after jar after jar. It’s only when they PARISH REGISTERS
run out of jars does the oil stop. BAPTISMS
Elisha finishes this story encouraging the
widow to sell the oil to pay off her debt and 5th May Sophie Armstrong
telling her that the rest of the oil will be enough 12th May Isla Seferyan
for them to live off. 19th May Penelope Harrison-Cox
This takes our ‘playing the cards you’re dealt’
analogy on a stage further. Yes, we need to own
what we have, the little oil, the strength, the FUNERALS AND INTERMENT OF ASHES
faith, the support, but we don’t have to fix it all
7th May Mary Bowles
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by ourselves. First the widow goes to Elisha, who
14th May Geraint Dewi Bevan Rhys
is the wise guide you can call on. Then Elisha Valerie Rennie
encourages her to ask her neighbours, but
RUSSIAN ICON OF ELISHA, 18th CENTURY,
above all it is God that multiplies the oil and KIZHI MONASTERY, RUSSIA
supplies her need.
Ask and you shall receive – Jesus said.
Give us today our daily bread – he teaches us to pray.
As you look at a problem or worry in your life, can you offer what you do have to God and
ask for his guidance and help? The stories of God’s provision when people trust him.
Reach out in faith today.
With much love and prayer as ever,
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SERVICES IN THE PARISH JUNE
Lyndhurst Roofing • 8:00 – Holy Communion (BCP) – a simple said service each week at St Michael’s
Over 10 years experience 9:15 – THE FAMILY SERVICE
All roofing work undertaken At St Michael’s: a short, fun, vibrant service
with singing, stories and drama.
l Slating /tiling
l Lead work • 2nd – Ascension Day – Jesus says goodbye
l UPVC guttering, fascia and soffits
• 9th – Pentecost – The Helper arrives
l Small repairs
• 16th – Trinity Sunday – God connects (HC)
l EPDM flat roofing (Eco friendly)
• 23rd – When you can go no further – Elijah and the ravens
• 30th – When you can go no further – A jar and a jug
l Roof Cleaning
l Full Public liability
l No call out charge
l Free estimates and advice
10:45 – THE TRADITIONAL SERVICE (BCP)
At St Michael’s: a traditional service with choir and organ
l All work guaranteed
• 2nd – Ascension Day (HC)
Tel: 01344 297393 • 9th – Pentecost (MP)
or Mob: 07771 347526 • 16th – Trinity Sunday – God connects (HC)
Email: info@lyndhurstroofing.com • 23rd – When you can go no further – Elijah (MP)
www.lyndhurstroofing.com • 30th – When you can go no further –
A widow’s story (MP)
Key:
HC = Holy Communion
MP = Morning Prayer
10:30 – ALL SOULS WORSHIP
With Sunday School or children’s activities
• 2nd – Café Church – International Justice Mission
• 9th – Pentecost (HC)
• 16th – Trinity Sunday (WfL)
• 23rd – Party on the Green – service outside
• 30th – When you can go no further – Elijah’s story
(HC by extention)
SPECIAL SERVICES AND EVENTS
• 7th–9th June – Summer music at St Michael’s, see p35
• 23rd June – Party on the Green, see front cover
• 30th June – St Michael’s Church garden party
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PRAYER PARISH
o you never seem to find the time
D to get round to doing all those little
jobs around the house or garden?
Are you looking for a reliable and
trustworthy service that is small enough
• Parish prayers: 8:30am Thursday at All Souls
• Prayer ministry is available each Sunday
• An e-prayer list is available for emergencies
ACTIVITIES
JUNE
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to care and works hard to ensure that
customers are satisfied? Then call Tiptrees
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No job is too small.
LEARNING, GROWING AND SHARING FAITH
• Thursdays 8pm – St Michael’s church hall
RESIDENTIAL SERVICES
DOMESTIC MAINTENANCE GARDEN MAINTENANCE • Ascot Grange – 2pm, Monday 3rd
Garage & Loft Clearance ✔ Lawn Mowing & Edging
N ✔
• Larklands – 2:30pm, Tuesday 4th
Painting & Touch-up ✔ Pressure Jet Washing – Decking, Driveways,
P ✔ • Meridian Court – 10:30am, Friday 7th
✔ Flat-Pack Assembly Paths & Terraces • Castleman House – 2:30pm, Tuesday 11th
✔ Shelving & Picture Hanging ✔ Painting or Staining – Fences, Decking & Sheds
✔ Rubbish Clearance ✔ Weeding & Pruning
✔ Gutter Cleaning ✔ Hedge Trimming MEN’S BREAKFAST
✔ Odd Jobs around the Home ✔ Tree Reducing or Pruning
Toilet Repair ✔ Garden Clearance
• Saturday 15th at 9am – Prescott’s Brasserie,
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★ FULLY INSURED ★ NO CALL OUT FEE ★ • Monday 10th at midday in All Souls. All welcome
PLOUGHMAN’S LUNCH
• Wednesday 27th – Ploughman's Lunch in the hall at St Michael's
CHAT AND CRAFT
• Tuesdays 2pm at All Souls – bring your latest craft project – or just come for a chat
CHURCH CHOIR Join us for a good sing!
• St Michael’s junior choir practises 6pm Thursdays
• St Michael’s choir practises 7pm Thursdays
• All Souls choir gathers Sunday mornings at 9:30
LADIES’ FELLOWSHIP
• Coffee, chat, activities and monthly Communion 10:30am Thursdays at St Michael’s
TODDLER GROUP
• Baby & toddler group open to all parents and carers 10am Wednesdays term time at St Michael’s
TODDLER PRAISE
• Pre-school worship for children and carers 10:30am Tuesdays at All Souls
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OH WHAT A TANGLED “SPIDER’S WEB” WE WEAVE,
THE DELIGHT OF OUR AUDIENCE TO ACHIEVE!
QUINCE PLAYERS – CORDES HALL
MAY 9th to 11th and 16th to 18th
‘S
pider’s Web’ is an unusual Agatha Christie with her unstable bio mother and the evil
story in that it deliberately sets out to be a Oliver. Great bursts of emotion from Sadie
parody of her own style. There’s a murder, Nuttall.
there are multiple suspects; we think we know A ballsy gardener with a penchant for
who the killer is, as does the detective, but in exactness, played with pitchfork precision by
the end through spurious twists and turns, the Melanie Trapnell in her muddy wellies may
real killer is exposed. Director, Alison Sharpe throw a spanner in the works or may save the
has really really enabled her actors to be at the day. Melanie with her cool stage presence
top of their game; their comedy timing is bang never lets us know which side she’s on.
on whilst still keeping us on the edge of our Although her constant reference to her ‘deep
seats with the thriller element. Whilst there are trenches’ which she has tirelessly dug for her
many laugh out loud episodes, she never lets sweet peas may come in handy if push comes
us forget that murder is really a serious to shove. And the detective authoritatively
business. She really has delivered the whole played by Chris Duffy, ably supported by
thing with great style, fizzy energy and many Constable Jones, played with suitable
genuinely funny moments. Christie wrote this subservience by Oliver Nursey, shows just the
in 1954 and Alison is true to the time with a right amount of cop coolness and is either the
great set representing an English country smartest or dumbest officer ever to investigate
house, luxuriously furnished. a murder, hampered by the feminine charms
The whole plot centres on Clarissa, played of Clarissa. Who could resist the fluttering
to comic perfection by Tracy Corbett, whose eyelashes of Tracy Corbett? We mustn’t forget
experience on the stage can be felt in every the victim in all this, Clarissa’s husband’s first
line and facial expression. Clarissa is the bored wife’s husband, Oliver Costello shakily and
second wife of a Foreign Office diplomat, with spivvily played by Simon Shaw who was
a tendency to fabricate stories in an attempt brutally murdered before he could develop his
to spice up her otherwise dull routine. A onstage talents. Shame because he reminded
murder has been committed in her house at a me of George Cole in the 50s St Trinian
rather inconvenient time and she enlists the movies with his furtive manner! Anne
help of three male guests, all typically Robinson was suitably proper as the maid, but
establishment pillars, staying at the house to might she have been implicated in the heinous
help her with a cover-up. These three, crime? And Heather King made a brief
brilliantly played by Nick Teale, Andrew Darling appearance as the forensic surgeon driven to a
and Toby Adamson, draw the comedy out show of temper when the body failed to
with deadpan sangfroid, kick off the first act materialise.
with a delicious punchy send up of oenophile And how good to see the TV entomologist
snobbery whilst attempting to identify 3 George McGavin joining the troupe as
different types of port whilst blindfolded. The completely oblivious Henry, senior diplomat
whole coverup goes to pot when the police and husband of Clarissa. George has
arrive having been tipped off by an supported our Christmas Carol Concert at St
anonymous phone call that a murder has Michael’s for several years now, and in view of
happened. Of course they can’t find the body his professional expertise it’s good to have him
because it has been spirited away (but not far caught in the Spider’s Web!
enough away for Clarissa and her accomplices Quince last performed this gem of a play
to be out of harm’s way). 41 years ago in 1978. Let’s hope they don’t
Pippa, Clarissa’s stepdaughter was wait so long to do it again! It’s a cracker!
understandably distraught when it was
suggested she might have to go back and live Mike Cross
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GLORIOUS JUNE Bart’s 1960s take on the
delightful Charles Dickens
American bouncer becomes
the driver of an
SOMETHING FOR EVERYONE story, with songs you know African/American classical
♫♪♬ Park Opera continue their series of
including Food, Glorious pianist on a tour of venues
God gave us June and all her lovely flowers Food, Consider Yourself at throughout the 1970’s
Bright sunny days and pleasant evening hours concerts in local churches at All Saints, Ascot ‘Ome, You’ve got to Pick a American South. With
Shady green glens and serene sunlit dells And on Friday 7th June at 8pm. Tickets £10 on the Pocket or Two, Where is Viggo Mortensen and
leafy bowers adorned with blue bluebells. door or in advance from Love and As Long As He Mahershala Ali.
Francis Duggan tickets@parkopera.org.uk or in person from Needs Me.
Pami Cross at St Michael’s Church. Park Opera Party on the Green
I
love June – sunny days and pleasant evening are an amateur (but very professional) operatic Royal Ascot Tuesday 18th at All Souls – Sunday 23rd.
hours and you don’t have to go far to enjoy society based in Bracknell and their annual to Saturday 22nd. We all Between midday and 3
lucky living where we do! And it’s ♫♪♬ Music
some regal entertainment! Aren’t we so fully staged productions take place at South know it causes traffic chaos, o’clock following a Church
Music Music ♫♪♬ all the way through.
Hill Park. This is a rare chance to sample their but those of us who have Service in the open air on
prowess in bite-sized sweetmeats of popular lived here a while know the Green at 11am. There
♫♪♬ Music Festival between Friday
operatic and musical highlights. how to dodge the worst of will be a Bouncy Castle, Live
it by careful timing of our Music (see, more music, I
7th June and Sunday 9th June daily doings. But, if you told you!), A free barbeque,
the Westminster Chamber can’t beat’em, why not games and a tea tent. A
Orchestra will be performing join’em? My wife has taken relaxing way for the whole
their magic at St Michael’s me there a few times and made me dust off family to spend a sunny June Sunday
Church. Friday and Saturday the topper, but it really is a fabulous day out! afternoon.
concerts start at 7:30 and the (Ok you don’t need to wear a topper), but do
Sunday concert, at 6:30, will check the dress code, you can’t turn up in a t- St Michael’s Summer Garden Party Sunday
include our own Tom Stockwell, shirt and jeans which is partly why the whole 30th from midday until 3pm: a two-course
Rachael Johnson and the choir, event is spectacular. Tickets from lunch with children’s barbecue – tickets £20
and an invitation to anyone https://tickets.ascot.co.uk adults, £5 children or £40 for a family
harbouring a note or two to join available from the church office, Verity
them in a Come and Sing Fauré’s Cordes Hall Cinema on Saturday 22nd June. Spencer or Matthew Cross-Fancy at church.
Requiem. If you would like to join There will be kid’s club at 11am with Winnie A scrumptious sit-down meal and live music
in please arrive at 4:30 for a The Pooh (U) – 63 minutes, and The to lift the soul, a perfect way to end this
♫♪♬ Oliver! at the Cordes Hall Thursday
rehearsal! Tickets are £15 or £10 Incredibles (A family of undercover joyful month.
(see page 35), and also www.westminster superheroes, while trying to live the quiet Mike Cross
chamberorchestra.co.uk for full details) Aside 13th to Saturday 15th at 7:30 with matinee suburban life, are
from Fauré, there will be works by Handel. on Saturday 15th at 2:30. A charity show by forced into action to
Glière, Brahms, Bruch and Kachaturian. Big Sunningdale Hope Trust with St Michael’s save the world) – 115
sound, lovely music, and on your doorstep! School Choir. All Tickets £10 from minutes (PG) at 2pm.
What’s more. On Sunday, you can join in if you www.thehopetrust.org or 01276 785178. At 5pm you can see
have a mind to! What’s not to like! You’ll be wanting to ask for more! Lionel Stan and Ollie (PG)
98mins. Laurel &
Hardy, the world’s
most famous comedy
duo, attempt to re-
ignite their film careers
as they embark on a
gruelling theatre tour
of post-war Britain,
with Steve Coogan
and John C. Reilly and
at 8pm, Green Book,
(12A) 130mins. A
working-class Italian-
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1st SOUTH ASCOT
SCOUT GROUP
B
eavers welcomed the Summer Term with
a St George’s Day play, making swords
and shields for props and a doing a spot
of wheelie chair jousting. We also had a great
magic session with Fred in the Shed teaching
the Beavers and Cubs magic tricks – we may
show them off to our friends at Ascot
Grange later this term to whom we have
been writing letters. Finally a session on road
safety followed by a game of Rounders in the
park and some zip-lining! The Beavers also
had a Camp on the Bank Holiday weekend,
fortunately drier than their last overnighter
with campfires, smores and songs a-plenty.
As well as magic, the Cubs made kites for
St Georges Day which they will be flying
when the weather plays ball and also built
some amazing (and waterproof) dens in
Swinley Forest.
We would love some more help with the
Scouts if you could spare some time –
please contact Thierry for further information
on 07749 987101 or email
1stsouthascotscoutgroup@gmail.com
James Brown
Assistant Beaver Leader
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THE MAGAZINE
OF THE PARISH OF SUNNINGHILL
AND SOUTH ASCOT NEWS FROM THE BEAT
FLYER KIDS MEET AND GREET POLICE
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hildren became police officers for the
South A day in an exercise to build a better
OUR relationship with the force.
ADVERTISERS... Thames Valley Police Community Support
Officers (PCSO’s) visited Sunningdale pre-
school on April 29. Youngsters were allowed
Anyone wishing to advertise in this
magazine should contact Amy
to sit inside the police van, turn the sirens
Lowe for rates and availability, on and blue lights on and wear official police
07771 284479 or email hats. The children were greeted by the two
admin@allsoulsascot.org officers, PCSO Erwin Misiorz and Ryan
Strudwick, which changed their perspective
While we are grateful for the support our advertisers
give to this magazine, which enables us to distribute of what the police are like.
copies to every home in the parish free of charge, we
cannot, of course, accept any responsibility or liability IN AN EMERGENCY PCSO Ryan Strudwick
for the goods or services they offer.
DIAL 999
PRE-SCHOOL STUDENTS SAT IN THE
POLICE VAN AND LATER WAVED
GOODBYE TO THE POLICE.
• There will be a Police
Surgery for the Ascot area in
All Souls’ coffee shop from
11am to 12 noon on
Tuesday 11th June and
mostly on the first Tuesday
of the month after that. The
local Community Warden
will hope to be there too.
Fran Hemsley
Headquarters Local Policing
Field Officer, Berkshire East
tel 07971 412461
07588 749065
Windsor Police Station,
Alma Road, SL4 3ES
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t South Ascot Village School, we design is unique and any one of them would
embrace a broad and balanced grace the wall of any room. We hope the
curriculum – promoting creativity. Our children will look at their clocks in the future
whole school topics, which we set on a and look back at the time they spent here at
termly basis, enable pupils to make links and South Ascot Village School, remember the
connections in their learning and knowledge, experiences they had and the memories they
to ultimately increase their understanding of made whilst here.
the world.
Our recent topic of ‘Time’ led to some Time flies, but memories last forever.
amazing Design Technology in Year 6. The Anon
pupils designed and created their own clocks
by using offcuts of wood. The pupils are Kate Rimell, Headteacher
rightly proud of their final results. Each
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CHEAPSIDE C of E PRIMARY SCHOOL
✎ make the school allotment self-funding and
sustainable and will pay for compost, manure
and replacement fencing. Year 4 were also
invited to Silwood Park Campus of Imperial
College for a day learning about habitats and
the interaction of organisms within
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t Cheapside this term we have had a seedlings. These were then sold to parents woodlands and grasslands. Years 5 and 6
strong focus on plants, planting, after school for planting in their gardens or have been working closely with Royal
healthy food and sustainability. Key allotments. The sale raised £198 which was Hollaway to identify the trees and birds within
Stage 1 have been looking at seeds and how matched by the PTA who kindly rounded it up our forest school environment. They have also
they grow and have transferred some of their to a total of £400. This will all be used to been identifying and handling, if appropriate,
plants to the school allotment. John Cross some of the other species that they have
and George McGavin have been working either found or that Royal Hollaway brought
closely with Year 3 on their ‘Growing in including stag beetle larvae, tadpoles and
Together’ project. This has involved talks with locusts. We hope to build on this in the future
the children in class about ‘reduce, reuse, to make all our children as environmentally
recycle’, food miles, trying to avoid the use of aware as possible.
palm oils and aiming to ‘Take away the
Takeaway’. The year 3 children were then Kate Searle, Headteacher
invited to bring their parents along to The
Thatched Tavern for a healthy meal as an
alternative to having a Friday takeaway. Year
4 spent time before the Easter holidays
planting vegetable seeds in pots to grow into
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PRIMARY SCHOOL
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t Michael’s playground was
transformed into a scooter
disco park recently for our
“Scooter Extravaganza Day.”
BA Sports organised this event
in collaboration with ScooterFit
which was not only great fun but
brilliant exercise as well. All the
children had a go on the scooters
provided and tried the ramps and
circuits and no one let the rain
dampen their enthusiasm for the
event!
We are very excited to have a
new outdoor learning hub in our
playground. Thanks to National
Lottery funding and the inspiration
of our Headteacher, Mrs Anderton,
we have the “Woodpecker”
gazebo so that children may enjoy
the benefits of outdoor learning
through the year.
Francesca Antoniou-Legg
Teaching Partner
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£20 per person or £40 per family
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(2 adults, 2 children) £5 per child
Tickets available from The Church Office,
Verity Spencer and Matthew Cross-Fancy
Don’t like Opera?
This is for you!
Park Opera
is coming to All Saints’
Church, Ascot on Friday 7th June
at 8pm, for one night only! They will be singing
popular snippets from Carmen, La Traviata,
The Marriage of Figaro, and two pieces from
their much acclaimed recent performance of
Verdi’s Macbeth. On a lighter note, the concert
will also feature some of your favourite choruses
from Gilbert & Sullivan. Tickets are only £10
from www.ticketsource.co.uk/parkopera or
from Sue on 07968 197154. Also available on
the door, space permitting.
Pami Cross
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OF THE PARISH OF SUNNINGHILL
AND SOUTH ASCOT
MAGAZINE DISTRIBUTION 2019-20
(SATURDAY 9:30 – 10:30am)
THE COLLECTION DATES WILL BE:
July/August issue 29th June
September issue 24th August
October issue 28th September
November issue 26th October NEED A FRIEND?
December/Jan 2020 issue 23rd November
➜ Are you worried about illness, either
February issue 25th January yours or that of a friend or relation?
March issue 22nd February ➜ A difficult relationship? ➜ A decision
April issue 28th March that needs to be made? ➜ Financial
problems?
May issue 25th April
June issue 30th May Jesus said, “Come to me all who are weary
July/August issue 27th June and heavy laden and I will give you rest.”
September issue 29th August (Matthew 11:28)
Our prayer ministry team are always
SOUTH ASCOT COLLECTION DATE available to help you lay your troubles
WILL BE THE FOLLOWING DAY (SUNDAY) after the service at both churches.
VOLUNTEERS ALWAYS WANTED! Call Stephen or any of the ministry team or
CONTACT MIKE CROSS ON 01344 303991 e-mail Mary to access the
email: mike@mike-cross.me.uk prayer e-line mary@ssaparish.org
FUND-RAISING FOR THE ALL SOULS’ GAMBIA FUND
d SECOND HAND BOOK BONANZA
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A
group of people from St Michael’s and All Souls’ churches are planning to visit the Diocese of Banjul
in October this year. Our churches regularly send crates of books, laptop computers etc for use in the
schools and churches there. When we visit we find it useful to make cash donations to projects that
we see first-hand, which we feel we would like to support. Money raised from the book sale will go
towards this. In order to raise money to take with us this Autumn, WE WILL BE HOLDING A SECOND-
HAND BOOK SALE IN ALL SOULS’ CHURCH EACH MORNING FROM MONDAY 22nd JULY TILL
FRIDAY 26th JULY FROM 9am TO 12 noon, while the coffee shop is open. So, now JUNE is here, this is
the time to sort out your bookcases and donate to us any books that you no longer want, to help raise
money for our work in THE GAMBIA. We will be collecting donations of books of all genres, both HARD
BACKS and PAPERBACKS for ADULTS and CHILDREN throughout JUNE. You may bring them to ALL
SOULS’ CHURCH during coffee shop opening times in JUNE and then indulge in a cup of coffee (or tea)
and perhaps a cake too! The coffee shop is open on weekday mornings from 9am to 12 o’clock. You may
also bring donations of books for the BOOK BONANZA SALE when the church is open for services, lunches
or group activities.
Please leave your book donations in non-returnable bags or boxes at the back of the church for me to
collect and sort. Please put the BONANZA BOOK SALE date in your diaries: MONDAY 22nd JULY to FRIDAY
26th JULY from 9am to 12noon and bring your family, children and friends to browse and buy books to
read during the summer holidays .
Contact Sandra Stansfield with any queries regarding the BONANZA BOOK SALE on 01344 883962.
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All Souls on All Souls Coffee Shop
Wednesdays Open 8:45am–12 noon
Join us on Wednesday mornings from
8:45 until 12 noon and enjoy a game
of scrabble, chess, Jenga, cards and
much more. We always have a jigsaw on
the go too. The coffee shop is open for
En
a variety of teas, coffees and cakes –
or come early and have breakfast of
y
toast and crumpets!
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WHAT’S ON:
★ SKY SPORTS
★ BT SPORTS
★ ALL RACING
CHANNELS
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REGULAR ACTIVITIES REGULAR ACTIVITIES AT
AT THE CORDES HALL SOUTH ASCOT CHURCH HALL
DRAMA DANCE AND EXERCISE
★ Tuesday & Thursday 7:30–10:00 Quince Players 01344 874200 www.quinceplayers.co.uk
★ Musical theatre for all ages Fasbat Lee 07710 494632 www.fasbat.com ★ NEW Mondays 13:30–14:00 Mummy & Me Ballet with Melody Bear Vanessa Gardner 07786 620478
★ Mondays 14:10 Adult Ballet Vanessa Gardner 07786 620478
★ Monday–Friday Vanessa Gardner Academy of Dance
EXERCISE Ballet, Tap, Spanish & Flamenco Vanessa Gardner 07786 620478
★ Monday 9:30–10:30am Fitness Yoga Val 07871 564640 yummyyoga.org ★ Mondays 19:45 Beginners’ Pilates Jenna Reece 077305 99275
★ Monday 7:30–8:30pm Maternally Fit; fitness for pregnancy and beyond ★ Wednesdays 14:15–15:15 Tai Chi Alison Allison 01344 893339
★ Tuesday 9:30–10:30am Zumba www.zestfitnessberkshire.co.uk ★ Thursdays 09:30–11:30 South Ascot Badminton Club – ladies’ morning Fran Flint 01344 624542
★ Tuesday 6pm–7pm Zumba www.zestfitnessberkshire.co.uk ★ Thursdays 11:50 Bone Health Jenna Reece 077305 99275
★ Thursday 9:30–10:30am Fitness Yoga www.zestfitnessberkshire.co.uk ★ Thursdays 20:00–21:00 Body Control Pilates Jenna Reece 077305 99275
★ Thursday 11–11:45am BounceDancefit Rachel 07842 416133 rachel@rachelfitness.co.uk ★ Fridays 9:20–10:20 Adult Tap Dance, Mixed Ability Vanessa Gardner 07786 620478
★ Friday 9:30–10:15am Zumba www.zestfitnessberkshire.co.uk ★ Fridays 10:50–11:20 Little Bear Feet with Melody Bear Vanessa Gardner 07786 620478
★ Friday 10:20–11:10am PiYo Live ★ Fridays 12:00–16.00 Living Well with Arthritis Call Becky for dates 0207 612 9537
CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIES
CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIES
The CORDES HALL is available to rent. Following a major refurbishment its a great location for your
parties and events. As well as the main hall there is a bar and a smaller room, which is ideal for ★ Mondays 10:00–11:30 Stay & Play – 0–5yrs; Sure Start Children’s Centre 01753 582564
smaller parties or meetings. To book the hall, call the bookings secretary on 07833 527098 ★ Tuesdays 10:30-11:30 RBWM Sure Start Messy Play
For further information visit our website www.cordes-hall-Sunninghill-org.uk ★ Tuesdays 13.30–15:00 RBWM Health Visitor Well Baby Clinic & Breast Feeding Support
★ Wednesdays 09:30–11:30 South Ascot Toddler Group Karen Gilbert 01344 890261
★ Thursdays 13:30–15:00 Nurture Group 0–12 months; Sure Start Children’s Centre 01753 582564
WHAT’S ON IN JUNE ★ Saturday mornings Rugby Tots Jason Morris 07900 562349
★ Saturday 22nd - CORDES HALL CINEMA
11am The Many Adventure of Winnie The Pooh (U)
- Kids Club £1 for all.
2pm Incredibles 2 (PG)
OTHER ACTIVITIES
5pm Stan and Ollie (PG) ★ Monday to Friday Creative Little Footsteps Preschool Mrs S Cornish 01344 626474
8pm Green Book (12) ★ Weekdays Kumon – Maths & English daily study programme www.kumon.co.uk/ascot
£5 or £3 for children (12 or under). ★ Weekdays 10:00–12:30 Ascot Volunteer Bureau 01344 625520
Tickets available on the door or in advance from
Inspirations, Sapphire Estates or Sunninghill Wines. Hall /Meeting Room Hire: All Booking Enquires
please contact 07771 284479 or email admin@allsoulsascot.org
★ Thursday 13th – Friday 15th Lionel Bart’s OLIVER by
The Hope Trust, with St Michael’s School Choir – a charity
production, which will be great fun. Tickets £10 from www.thehopetrust.org or call 01276 785178
REGULAR ACTIVITIES AT
REGULAR ACTIVITIES AT ALL SOULS’ CHURCH ST MICHAEL’S CHURCH HALL
★ Mondays 10:30–11:30 Chair Based Exercise Class (payg) ★ Monday 10:00 Art Class Sera Knight 07712 760531
★ Tuesdays from 10:00 FREE Art Group, all welcome ★ Wednesday 20:15 Alcoholics Anonymous
★ Wednesdays 9am–12noon Free table games morning. Scrabble, cards, jigsaw and much more. Join us! ★ Friday 10:00 Tiny Tunes Sarah du Feu 07881 452021
★ Thursdays 10:30–12noon Ascot Community Choir – all abilities welcome
★ Fridays 10:30–11:30 Ukulele Class with Emily Blyth momuloe@hotmail.co.uk
To book the hall, please contact St Michael’s church on 01344 620727
Hall/church/meeting room hire: or email admin@ssaparish.org
All booking enquires please contact 07771 284479 or email admin@allsoulsascot.org
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REGULAR ACTIVITIES AT
CHEAPSIDE VILLAGE HALL
EXERCISE
★ Tuesdays 18:30 – 20:00 Vinyasa Flow Yoga Paul Hyam 07766 295733
★ Tuesdays 20:30 – 21:30 Body Control Pilates Jenna Reece 07730 599275
★ Wednesdays 19:30 – 20:30 KFA Moves – Fitness Class Deborah Miller 07719 413355
★ Saturdays 09:45 – 10:45 Vinyasa Flow Yoga Lucy Jackson 07769 255250
★ Saturdays 10:55 – 11:55 Yin Yoga Lucy Jackson 07769 255250
MUSICAL THEATRE
★ Mondays 20:00 – 22:00 Spotlights Musical Theatre Group Joanne Gurr 01344 291435
www.spotlightsmtg.co.uk
CHILDREN’S ACTIVITIES
★ Monday – Friday 08:45 – 15:00 Cheapside Pre-School Sharon Shaw 01344 627111
caroline@cheapsidepreschool.co.uk
www.cheapsidepreschool.co.uk
★ Monday – Friday 07:45 – 08:45 & 15:00 – 18:00 Rainbow Kids Club Sharon Shaw 01344 627111
Breakfast and After School Club
rainbowkidsclubbookings@gmail.com
www.cheapsiderainbowkidsclub.co.uk
To book the hall, please contact Dave Batt 07751 636381 or email enquiry@cheapsidevillagehall.co.uk
A small club for the over 60s who would like some social
interaction in a warm and friendly way. Refreshments
always served. Meetings start at 2:15pm until 4pm on
the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month. We meet in
the comfortable lounge at Crown Hill Court. Help with
transport available. The Club is currently advertising
through the RVS website for more volunteers; no
previous experience necessary.
FUTURE MEETINGS:
☛ 13 June: members’ outing to Sunbury embroidery
☛ 27 June: social
☛ This year sees us entering our 65th year of inauguration. New members are always
welcome to this small and friendly club. Help with transport is available through People to
Places. Refreshments always served; we are RVS! Contact Melanie on 01344 876414 or
email Melanie@trapnell.co.uk
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CHEAPSIDE
LET’S DO LUNCH! HORTICULTURAL,
AT ALL SOULS’ CHURCH, HANDICRAFT AND
SOUTH ASCOT ARTS SOCIETY
EVERY 2nd MONDAY FROM
NOON ONWARDS If you’d like to have a chance to win
some silverware to adorn your own
Good company and a warm welcome! mantelpiece, please come along and
Contact Mary Nichols for more enter the SUMMER SHOW which will
information on 01344 624535 take place on SATURDAY 17th AUGUST
email mary@ssaparish.org at CHEAPSIDE VILLAGE HALL. For a
or just turn up! copy of the entry form please contact
the Society’s Secretary, Catherine
Norman on 01344 628070.
Newcomers are assured
of a very warm welcome!
Do please ‘Like’ and ‘Share’ the
All Souls’ Church, South Ascot
Rob Mucklow
Facebook page for up to date
news on what's going on in the church
Also, I would recommend the 'Pray as you
Go' app. It's a lovely 10–12
Your local decorator minutes of music, bible reading,
for internal and contemplation and time to think.
A great way to start the day.
external work
Fiona Jones
PARISH
● Reliable CARE
Full 3rd party insurance
●
● Full references available
NETWORK MRS FRANCESCA SHELLEY, WORTHY WINNER
AT THIS YEAR’S CHEAPSIDE HORTICULTURAL,
07792 232201
HANDICRAFT AND ARTS SOCIETY SPRING SHOW,
If you need help or someone to BEING PRESENTED WITH THE SPRING CUP BY THE
talk to, please contact: SOCIETY’S PRESIDENT, MR JOHN WIGMORE. THE
SPRING CUP IS AWARDED TO THE COMPETITOR
email mucklowrjo@ntlworld.com Mary Nichols OBTAINING THE MOST POINTS OVERALL.
www.rmservs.co.uk 01344 624535
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The Doggie Walkers
Y Walks Y Day Care Y Boarding
Y Fully insured Y Professional Y Reliable
Y Sunninghill and surrounding areas
www.thedoggiewalkers.co.uk
Facebook.com/thedoggiewalkers
Sally 07766 073183
A gift FOR ALL OCCASIONS
l Cards l Joma Jewellery l Katie Loxton
lBramley l Sam Wilson l Sophie Allport l Shruti
l Books l Lots of candles and much, much more...
Inspirations
Options Bath & Tile Studio
15 Crossways Village Visit our showroom:
Silwood Road Showers Wet Rooms
Sunninghill, Ascot, SL5 0PZ
Radiators Tiles OF SUNNINGHILL
01344 627500 01344 291402
sales@optionsstudio.co.uk www.optionsstudio.co.uk
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established 1985
CLEAR CHOICE IN GLASS
FULL GLAZING SERVICE
RESIDENTIAL l COMMERCIAL l INDUSTRIAL
l Sealed units manufactured in-house to BSEN 1279
l Leaded, Georgian and gas-filled units – 5 year
guarantee
l Misted and failed units replaced
THE ASCOT DISTRICT
l We supply and fit uPVC windows, patios and DAY CENTRE
French doors
l Mirrors and glass fitted – cut to size. polished Sunninghill
and bevelled in-house
l Traditional lead lights and stained glass, table tops
A
s we head into Spring and a time to start a new, why not come in to the
and shelving
l We coat glass to any colour for Ascot Day Centre for a look around.
splashbacks, counter tops etc. During the week we are open Monday to Friday 10am to 3pm and
offer a range of activities from seated dance, yoga, tai chi, bingo and cards,
01344 625733
along with the services of hairdressing, chiropody and Meals on Wheels. On a
www.directglazing.co.uk
daily basis it’s a social environment for anyone over the age of 50 to come for
Mon–Fri 8:30–5pm; Sat 8:30–1:30pm lunch and build good friendships. Whilst on a Saturday we offer Day Care Plus
Ample free parking for those that need extra help.
7a Queens Road, Sunninghill, Berks SL5 9AF
We look forward to meeting you.
The Ascot District Day Centre, The Chandler Centre, Bagshot Road, Sunninghill,
Ascot Berkshire, SL5 9PD. tel 01344 624923 email office@ascotdaycentre.org
Charity Number 269845
2 7 6
5 7 1 6 sudoku 126
6 1 8
1 4 5 The solution to Sudoku 125:
9 1 3 5 7 4 8 2 6
1 5 9 All you need to do is
to fill in all of the 81 5 7 2 8 6 3 1 4 9
squares in the puzzle so
4 5 9 7 that each column of 9,
each row of 9 and each
4
7
6
4
8
9
2
1
1
5
9
6
5
2
7
3
3
8
2 3 6 3 x 3 square includes
every number from 1–9.
3 8 6 4 9 2 7 1 5
2 5 1 7 3 8 6 9 4
9 3 6
No prizes – just an
enormous amount of 6 2 5 9 4 1 3 8 7
satisfaction! 1 9 7 3 8 5 4 6 2
8 4 5 1 8 3 4 6 2 7 9 5 1
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‘The Great British Bake off”s
CAPTION COMPETITION
‰
Can anyone suggest what
might have been said?
I DON’T ACCEPT
CHEX ANYMORE...
‰
Congratulations to last month’s
winner, Chingachgook the parrot,
with Pami Cross a close second.
Commendations go to Vanessa
Cummings, ‘Anon’ and Brian
Livingstone.
Entries to the Deputy Editor:
Karen Kohn, Shrubshill Cottage,
London Road, Sunningdale,
Berkshire SL5 0JZ or email:
kkohn@mcnairpartnership.com
* to reach us no later than
Wednesday 19th June please.
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TEMPUS
CRYPTIC CROSSWORD EX CRUCUM NO.185 The answers to Crossword
no.185 will be published in
Antique Clock Workshop
the next issue.
The answers to
Repair, restoration and sale of antique clocks
Crossword no.184 were:
For a free estimate and advice, call
01344 874007
www.surreyberkshireclockrepairs.co.uk
Calibra
Calibra The first two words
Collecting for pleasure
And there are more hobbies
You might do at leisure.
Tree
Surgeons ACROSS
1. Reportedly charge Jupitus (4)
DOWN
1. Game played on board – in water? (4)
Ltd
3. Recently flatter Lynne secretly … (8) 2. An Egyptian goddess found on the river in
9. … or imagine endlessly going back to Japanese Oxford? (4)
art (7) 3. Prone to cheating? (6)
10. Article newspaper the German tore to shreds (7) 4. Footprints on 31 perhaps (5)
11. Go over the edge and dangle high precariously 5. Mammal of the horse family worth an English
01344 311101 losing height first (4-5) pound? (5)
07950 361898
16. Hungarian writer? (4) 6. Bird found at Wordsworth’s place (4)
17. Kept in to make tea in empty gourd (5) 7. Board game played by Kennedy perhaps (4)
18. St John’s Ambulance personnel do this first (3) 8. Angry slogan written in this puzzle, perhaps (9)
www.calibratree.co.uk 19. Large flightless bird startled hare (4) 11. Did he paint a greedy person eating a hart? (7)
20. A game played by Marco? How sweet! (4) 12. All bent over in this game (7)
21. Initially review summer artwork here (1.1.1.) 13. Jesus on board “Divinity” (7)
22. Said ‘Hi!’ to heartless girl – Katherine, an 14. Tail off with Scotsman to find Roman, perhaps
America actress (5) (7)
23. Served well with a high scoring card? (4) 15. A Bridge term is the final act, perhaps (7)
24 Old ‘Sterling’ might share this in a game (9) 16. Band can play for Queen at this occasion… (4-5)
32. Handicraft practised by Hook (7) 25. … as he’s included in team playing for this (5)
33. Dave ran round outdoor seating area (7) 26. Tee off in an empty field and be entertained
34. Reportedly see points of view by the coast (8) lavishly (5)
35. Engrave sailing vessel, missing prow (4) 27. King of Rock and Roll lives – paradoxically he
doesn’t! (5)
28. Ordinary operatic heroine without a last note (4)
29. She got up out of bed (4)
30. A jumper that reportedly gets in one’s hair! (4)
31. Psycho lost his way (4)
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THE DIRECTORY
FREELAND RESTORATION LTD OF ADVERTISERS
Antique Furniture Restoration
ACCOMMODATION SERVICES
and Upholstery l Beverley Williams & Associates
l Carr’s Lettings
40
2
HEALTH, WELL-BEING & MEDICAL SERVICES
l Ascot Chiropractic Clinic
l Dr Dhillon-Stevens, Psychotherapist
2
8
l Sapphire Estates 56 l Radnor House Surgery, Ascot Medical Centre 46
l Strutt & Parker l The Alexander Technique
Telephone 01483 811608 54
l Wahida Finlay Hypnotherapy
50
18
Mobile 07771 953870 ACCOUNTANCY SERVICES
l Kingcott Accountants 54 HOME DECORATION
l Tax Assist Accountants 55 l Scott’s of Sunningdale Painting & Decorating 2
l Tony Parker Painting & Decorating 4
ANTIQUES
l Justin Freeland Furniture Restoration 50 HOME IMPROVEMENT
SIMON PESTELL l Mimosa Interiors 26
ATTRACTIONS l Options Bath & Tile Studio 42
OPTOMETRIST l The Savill Garden 4 l Sunninghill Carpets & Flooring 56
BARS, CAFÉS, RESTAURANTS & CLUBS HOME MAINTENANCE
Friendly service l The Jade Restaurant 56 l Direct Glazing 44
l The Sunninghill Comrades Club 34 l G Force Ascot Electricians 40
Our aim is to please l John Edwards Carpentry 4
CENTRAL HEATING & PLUMBING l Lyndhurst Roofing 8
l Heatcare 40 l Rob Mucklow Property Maintenance & Decorating 40
Your local l LM Thomson Plumbing Ltd 4 l Tiptrees Property Maintenance 10
independent
Optometrist providing CLEANING SERVICES IRONMONGERS
Open all day continued aftercare l iClean 12 l Chapmans the Ironmongers 56
Tuesday to Saturday and advice for you,
CLOCK REPAIR LIBRARIES
your family and the l Tempus Antique Clock Workshop 48 l Ascot Durning Library 55
Contact lens fitting community
COMPUTER REPAIRS MOTORING SERVICES & GARAGES
l Computer Help 4U l Ian Allan Motors
Excellent range of Eye examinations 32 44
frames including with retinal DENTISTS OPTICIANS
Lindberg, Eyemax, photography & l Sunninghill Dental Practice 50 l Simon Pestell, Optometrist 50
Moleskine, Ronit tailored to suit
Furst, Wolf, CCS by your specific FINANCIAL SERVICES PET CARE
l Jeremy Davies Wealth Management 10 l The Doggie Walkers 42
Cocosong and requirements l Protection & Investment Ltd 44 l The Doggy Den 42
William Morris
Call to arrange an FUNERAL DIRECTORS PRINTING SERVICES
Prescription appointment on l Lines Bannister 26 l Imprint Colour 46
l Lodge Brothers 44
sunglasses available 01344 624844 RETIREMENT, NURSING & CARE HOMES
GARDEN LANDSCAPING & MAINTENANCE l Ascot Grange Care and Nursing Home 38
l ANB Groundcare 48 l Lynwood Care Centre 34
l C&W Landscaping 32 l Lynwood Village 12
l Calibra Tree Surgeons 48 l St David’s & St Christopher’s Care Home 8
l Heart & Soil Garden Services 2
Improve how you move, look and feel l Nonsuch Garden Services 22 SECURITY SERVICES
l Out There Trees 26 l Ascot Locks 18
with l ProGro Landscapes 46 l Premier Services 54
l Simply Garden Design 55
l
THE ALEXANDER TECHNIQUE
Supagrass Lawn Treatment Service 48 SOLICITORS
l Campbell Hooper & Co 55
GIFT & CRAFT SHOPS
l Inspirations 42 VENUES
l Ascot Racecourse
To find out more, call 22
SUSAN COULLIE MSTAT
on 07809 162901
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THE PARISH OF
SUNNINGHILL AND SOUTH ASCOT
ST MICHAEL AND ALL ANGELS
Church Lane, Sunninghill SL5 7DD
01344 620727
ST MICHAEL’S CHURCH OPERATIONS MANAGER Nicola Hughes admin@ssaparish.org
CHURCHWARDENS Verity Spencer verity@ssaparish.org
Vanessa Cummings vanessa@ssaparish.org
WHO’S WHO DIRECTOR OF MUSIC Tom Stockwell 07584 196730
Tom.e.stockwell@gmail.com
VICAR Rev Stephen Johnson 01344 873202 BAPTISMS Catherine Norman 01344 628070
Day off: Friday vicar@ssaparish.org WEDDINGS Church Office admin@ssaparish.org
mobile 07717 477390 FUNERALS Church Office admin@ssaparish.org
LICENSED LAY MINISTERS Mike Francescon LLM contact via Church Office FLOWER CO-ORDINATOR Position vacant
Mary Nichols LLM 01344 624535 CHURCHYARD The Churchwardens
PARISH CARE NETWORK / e-PRAYER CHAIN mary@ssaparish.org COFFEE ROTA Elaine Finch
MAGAZINE EDITOR Mike Cross 07737 088423 GIFT AID SECRETARY Geoff New
magazine@ssaparish.org LADIES’ FELLOWSHIP Position vacant
MAGAZINE DEPUTY EDITOR Karen Kohn 01344 622278 PARENT & TODDLER GROUP Amelia Robinson
kkohn@mcnairpartnership.co.uk PLOUGHMAN’S LUNCH Eric & Margaret Haddon
MAGAZINE DISTRIBUTION Position vacant
MAGAZINE ADVERTISING Amy Lowe 07771 284479
allsoulshall@ssaparish.org ALL SOULS, SOUTH ASCOT
All Souls Road, Ascot SL5 9EB
01344 873686
OFFICERS ADMINISTRATOR Amy Lowe admin@allsoulsascot.org
TREASURER Marnie Offord admin@ssaparish.org CHURCHWARDEN David Chislett david@allsoulsascot.org
ELECTORAL ROLL OFFICER Nicola Hughes admin@ssaparish.org DEPUTY CHURCHWARDENS Aled Jones
PCC SECRETARY Elizabeth Francescon contact via Church Office Anna Catheya
CHILDREN & FAMILIES Nicola Shaw nicola@allsoulsascot.org
DIRECTOR OF MUSIC Position vacant
MEMBERS OF THE PAROCHIAL CHURCH COUNCIL BAPTISMS Catherine Norman 01344 628070
The Vicar, Church Wardens, LLM Representative and: WEDDINGS Amy Lowe admin@allsoulsascot.org
Elizabeth Francescon, Ian McKinnon, Liz Moore, Fiona Jones, Matthew Cross-Fancy, FUNERALS Rev Stephen Johnson vicar@ssaparish.org
Elizabeth Andrews, Kate Bartlett, Helen Buckham, Aled Jones, Anna Catheya, CHURCH & CHURCH HALL BOOKINGS Amy Lowe 07771 284479
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ASCOT DURNING LIBRARY
now incorporating a Residents' Hub
• More Books • More Hours • More Services
LIBRARY OPENING HOURS:
Tuesday, Wednesday, Friday: 10:00–17:00
Monday, Thursday: 10:00–19:00
Saturday: 10:00–13:00
Sunday: 11:00–14:00
Ascot Durning Library is on Ascot High Street,
opposite the free parking in Car Park 3
tel 01344 630140
email Ascot.library@rbwm.gov.uk
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Chapmans
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56 HIGH STREET,
SUNNINGHILL, ASCOT,
BERKSHIRE SL5 9NF
Telephone: 01344 622792
www.chapmansironmongers.co.uk
find us on
the Jade
Restaurant
38 High Street
Sunninghill SL5 9NE
tel 01344 874365 / 627070
www.thejaderestaurantsunninghill.co.uk
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