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_ - Qering Road, Briidge, CT4 SNA __
. Fiair: The -a1itumn_. fair held in the I

village ha111ast;.S_ei-turday raised _ \

I - ._£475 for the: parish of Pa-trixbou_r1j“1_e_ 

"__wit_h"Br;ri_dge;_ " e is

' This was 3, II1_i1(Sh- _"eppreciate'd' - \ -_ T
' . increase on the previous two years",

The chulrchrvarfiens and fund-ra_is- '
- ing com'm'itte.e thank all who ‘gave '

" their time to help, and also those -

who attended the -event.’ ' _
Wisdom: A Wine'and Wisdom: _
evenir1g_i_s to be -_organised by the .
. parish-in Bridge ‘Village Ha_I1,_ ‘on.

_' soaturqay, November '10; at 7.p_Ir1'_. : 
 The cost wi111be.£5 per. personfm" _ ._ _

£40 for a_tab1e_ of eight. " -_

e A light supper v$;Ii11be‘.provil<1e(:1''b'ut 74 i

” participants are asked to bring - - - 

-their ‘own plates, Cutlery, drinks-_
and glasses. - = ' - -- '

i 1 Book ti"-cketsilbjz phoning-Pet 

 Dunder'da-]e'.0_I1 830668,“ or Andrea.  "I

Nicholson 830947-.‘i ' 

s School: After -rnonthsof xea1i;inig~,i

the new building at the .school. is. s L
.fiI1ai1yin use. . V‘ - 2  Q
.The..chi1dr_en have sett1.edin'qu-iek- '

.' "fly and are"enj.oy_ing-the light airy _ _- '

aecommoda-tion.

' Work on-exterisions to the main -

b_u_-i1ding'is- stilligoing on," but.
should be completed in -the next-
few weeks. .

The annual .meeting of the
'.I?aren.ts’ and Ii‘rie;n.ds’ Association
was held reee'n.t1y. Mrs C. Hewitt
(chairman), Mrs A. Carmichael
(vice-chairman), and._Mrs R.

-_B_eech_i'_ng- (secretary) have noW‘1eft'  

1   

othefretir-ing members,- were - '
thanked for their hard work.-

A new committee was formed“ and -

 of-fic'__ers -elected. for the coming :

Y_€'3I_'.


A new "committee -was formed and?

i officers el_ected__for the coming

year.   - __ _
The most. recent eyent.organi'se.d’- . i
by the PFA was a successful family
Walk, and a programme for the '
coming year was discussed. '

A'1'te'r the meeting, parents were

' ‘taken on a tour of the new build-

ing. .

-_ National Poetry -Day was marked

by children .through'ou_t- the "school .
listening to and. composing poems

. which the_y.shar.ed ‘with others.

Years five and six enjoyed work-
shops withpoet Michael Curtis-
writing one theme of Opposites.
These were organised in conjunc-

tion with, and funded by, the"

C.a_nt'erbury Festival.

In a poetry competition, held as 
part of - the festival, prizes were

; won by Bronte -Denning, Beatrice

-Perks and Alistair McKeever. 

' A book week was held just before _ I

half term.-v -   _
Children .t0'O1({‘pElI'iZ i-na Variety of

‘activities’ and competitions-."and _

_ -"s-ciriolastic book fair. '

were -able-to -buy books from _a -

.; They enjoyed listéliing to a story-

tellerand an "author. ' '

The week‘ concluded with a props
day" and a whole school assembly‘
at which the week's work was cele-
brated.

Youth" group: The parish council is’
interested in exploring the possibil-
ity of launching ‘a youth group for
young adults in the Village _ .

- This has been die cussednfor some-

 "time by -other _organisations_-locally. .

'_ Ytgiungu people. are _.as_ked to ‘say-

'-‘what they. would -like to have in the

Village and whether they would be

. interested" in "attending" an open 

by rneetin"g"onT_the.-subject.; l.

Contact Pam Dobsen-on‘ 832369 or ' -

Paul Filmer on 830250 with -: ~

'- thoughts :and.views-.'- -

Morris dancers: The" Oyster'Group'=

is" holding basic practice sessions 

for men every Monday at The Mill

- Centre,-Mill Lane, Bridge, from i _.
.. 8.3013111-"E0 109111;   ' " - .

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The ladies meet  Canterbury. filer
further information ring 01227 .
722332. _

Coach outings:_ The 2002' pro-
gramme for coach outings from

, Bridge is now'ava_ilal__)le. _ '

Covering a wide range of interests,

many of the more popular events ' .
- are soo_n.fully_ booked.

i ' For prices and "further details -ring .

__D&E Travel, on 01227 830195.

Neighbourhood watch: Bfogus_elec—, _ C

tricity meter readers are in the '

area". All- genuine ones will know ' '

the number on the front of your.

' meter without being let in. . 

Gig: On Friday evening, "November
2, jazz duo Hardy and Guntrip are _

~ at the White Horse, Bridge.

Bikeride: The ride sponsored for
the Friends of Kent Churches and

St MaI.‘y’s Patrixbourne raised £319.

Pauline Pritchard thanks riders _.
Marian Harlow, Chris and _
Rosemary Hoare,'_David Morgan.

, and-"Viv Pritchard and those who

helped to keep a warm welcome in
spite of__ adverse conditions created
by flooding around-the church. 

Remembrance Sundays. This year

- the Bridge group will holdacts of '
Remembrance at both_Bridge and - ’
“ Lower Hardres; - o ,'“ '

The ‘St Peters Church family ser-
vice, will commence round'the' .
Bridge War Memorial at 10.50am. .

At Lower Hardres a_ short service
will be held at the war memorial _ -
immediately following the 9_._3_0am,

_- service at St Marys Church, ' .

Nackington; -

All are welcome to attend the 1 _
memorials regardless of '_'atten.-

- _ dance at the associated church ser-_

Vices.

-Church s_ervices: Sunday,

November 4: 8am,-- BCP commu-
nion, the Rev J. Shorrock, St
Mary’s Church 'PatriXbo,u_rne.e

10am communion, the -Rev P.-g

Filmer, St Peters "Church, Bridge. 

I ' Other services in the Bridge
Group: loam, family service, Mrs P. -

Kusel, St Peters Church, . 

_ Belresbourne,

10am. communion, the'Rev R.
Humphries,_St Mary the Vi'rg-in_,- s '

.Lo‘wer-Hardres._-1‘~"' 2 . '

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Correspondent: J Anderson, 7
Doring ltoad. Bridge, CT4 5NA
Council: The parish council will
meet at 7.30pm on 'l‘hursday,
November 8, in the Hunter Room of
the village hall.

Legion: The next meeting .of the .
Royal British ‘Legion branch will
be at 8pm, on Tuesday, November
13, at the Plough and Harrow
Bridge.

The brunuli remembrance parade
and service will be held at Ickham

3 Church on Sunday, November 11. '

The parade will assembleat
10;45am outside the lychgate.

FISH: The next coffee pop-in will
be on Wednesday, November 14,
from 10am to 11.15am.

Children: A coffee ‘morning, bring
and buy, cake stall and raffle will
be held at Mansfield Court,
Riverside Close, at 10,30am on . .
Friday, November 16, for Children
in Need_. '

Cards delivery: The Nailbourne
Scout Group is organising a
Christmas card delivery again this
year, but for Bridge village only.

Specialstamps priced at 10p, and
decorated Christmas posting boxes
will be at the following locations
from December 6 to 20: Laurie
Wakeham (butcher), Bridge News -
(newsagent). Plough and Harrow,

White Horse, Nicholas James (hair- .

dresser), Bridgeway Stores.

The boxes will be emptied regular-
ly and all stamped mail clearly and
correctly addressed will be deliv-
ered before Christmas.

The _Scouts regret that they are

unable to deliver any cardstaken 1

to their post boxes after December
20. -- -*

Parish plan: It isnow some six
years since the last village

appraisal took place and parishes '
are now being encouraged to pro-

" duce parish. plans to look to the - 1

needs of their community in the
future. -

The plan would address issues
such as housing, services, the vil-

lage hall, transport, businesses,

recycling and should include an _
action plan that not only identifies
local need but proposes a way to _

-address it. 1 -

The parish council is beginning to
find out how to approachlsuch a ‘
plan, but to set out a vision for
Bridge, to guide its future develop-
ment, everyone needs to have an
opportunity to contribute. 

It will be a long—term project and

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coming year. -

The publishing of a parish newslet-

ter, the village directory, the devel-
opment of open meetings, allows
the council to begin a diologue '
with residents and hopefully foster
links for the future. -

History society: The September
talk on Unknown 'Cante_rbury'-was 1
followed by a guided walk around
Canterbury when members" sought
out some of the intriguing and -
unnoticed things pointed out to
them in Dereck Butler’s slide lec-
turn.

They also visited the Eastbridge
Hospital, the Greyfriars and the
Heritage Museum, a full but enjoy-
able programme. H
On Tuesday, November 27, Anthea
Bryant will be giving a talk on
Nelson, including some of his asso-
ciations in Kent.

This will be at 7.30pm in the village
hall, followed by tea and biscuits.
New members would be welcomed.

-Gig:.On Friday evening, November

9, Magenta, a mainstream jazz
band with a female vocalist, per-
form at the White Horse.

Wisdom: There will he a wine and
wisdom evening, organised by the
parish of Patrixbourne with
Bridge, at 7pm on" Saturday,
November 10, in Bridge Village
Hall.

There are still a few tables of eight

'1 left at £40 (or £5 per head) both

inclusive of alight supper.

Bookings are through Pat
Dunderdale, on 01227 830668 or -
Andrea Nicholson, 01227-830947. ;

Neighbourhood watch: Each week
t-here are reports of burglaries in _
villages around Canterbury. The

' long dark evenings increase the

risk.

Residents can reduce the risk by
having security lights and electric
timers to switch lights on and off
when the building is unoccupied.

T They can also buy electric light fit-

tings which switch lights on auto-
matically as it gets dark. They fit
into existing fittings and are avail-
able at DIY stores. .

Outings: For pD&E Travel coach
outings from Bridge, the inquiries

. and booking number is 01227
' 831095 and not as given wrongly

last week.

Church: Health and healing, 7
Windmill Close, Bridge, 7pm
Thursday, November 8.

Caring and sharing ladies group
coffee and chat, Bridge Vicarage, ,
7.30pm, Monday, November 12.

. After Eights Group, 10 Union Road, .

Bridge, 8pm Tuesday, November 13.

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: Wednesday:'N'oVe1nber‘l;l.’

Services:-November 11, remem-
brance Sunday: 10am matins, Dr A.
Nicholson, St Mary’s "Church,
Patrixbourne.

10.50am, war memorial and family
service, the Rev P. Filmer, St
Peter’s Church, Bridge.

. Other churches in the Bridge
c . Group: 9am BOP communion, the

Rev P. Filmer, St Peter’s Church, . _

- Bekesbourne.

9.30am, communion, the Rev P.
Filmer. StM:n'y‘::(1|u1rc:l1,
Nacklngton.

10.50am, remembrance at the
Lower I-lardreswar memorial, Mrs
M. Clarke. 1 .

: 11am Bridge Methodist Church

Service led by Mrs B. Skinner. 1


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Correspondent: J Anderson, 7
Dering Road, Bridge, CT4 5NA

Playgroup: The village playgroup
has a Christmas fair in the village
hall on Saturday, November 17 ,
from 10am to 12.30pm.

There will be stalls, Christmas
gifts, cakes, tombola, lucky dip and
a raffle. Refreshments will be
available.

Parish council: FPD Savills has
advised that the allotments have
not yet been cleared and are not
likely to be ready in the near
future due to lack of funding.

It was agreed that the clerk should
write to FPD Savills stating the
interest expressed by a number of
villagers who wish to have
allotments, and asking for the
matter to be given a high priority

It was agreed that the clerk should
write to the City Council to request
more parking attendants’ presence
in the village, as cars were still
being parked on the hatched area
of the pedestrian crossing.

Kent Highways had advised that
the anti-skid surfacing should be
completed in the next few weeks
and that it was reluctant to erect
priority signs; as the normal
convention of motoring is that the
motorist with the obstruction on
his side of the road gives way.

, Kent Highways said a large
number of complaints about the
scheme lfiadflbeen received but it

' was not yet finished and it would
prefer to wait to re_view the schem
in its entirety. '
The initial findings were that
traffic speeds had reduced
considerably on the southbound
approach to Conyngham Lane but
this will have to be measured again
once the scheme is completed.

Cllr Monk reported that the
additional trees requested should
arrive shortly.

It was agreed that one of the new

 

a cherry tree in the recreation
ground which needs to be removed,
as it is dead.

The clerk was requested to write to
the Women’s Institute who
provided the tree originally to
advise them that it was to he
removed to avoid it infecting other
cherry trees around it and that it
would be replaced with the ash.

It was agreed that work should be
carried out on a sycamore tree and
the cherry tree in the recreation
ground and a horsechestnut tree in
Western Avenue.

Cllr Walder reported that there
were a totalof 25 requests for
Christmas trees this year and that
£185'in donations hadbeen, ‘
received.

The trees had been ordered and it
' was proposed to plant them on the
, last Saturday in November.

It was agreed that a letter of
thanks would be sent to everyone
who had made donations.

It was reported that the art’
exhibition held in the village hall
in aid of the Disabled Access Fund
had been a success and was greatly
enjoyed.

Itvvas agreed that a letter of
thanks should be sent to Cllr _
Corfield and his team for all their
efforts in organising the event. ‘

As part of the Golden Jubilee
celebrations in‘2002, it was ,
confirmed that the combined

on June 22, 2002.

ash trees should be used to replace .

church and school fete is to be held 7


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It was unanimously agreed to
cover any losses up to £750. A

The-following new applications

have been received and are being

considered: Ca/01/Temp/L,

' replacement building, Bridge After
i School Club and Woodpecker

Nursery, Conyngham Lane, Bridge;
Cal01/0186/Bri, demolition of
internal wall, Flat 4, Bridge Hill
House, Higham Lane, Bridge; _
Ca/01/1116/Bri, change of use to.
garden and formation of new
vehicular access land adjacent to '
Field House, Station Road, Bridge.

WI:,The annual meeting of the
Nailbourne Wlbranch will be held
in the village hall on Tuesday,‘
November 20, at 7.30pm, followed
by a quiz. There will be no
competition.

Jubilee: An inaugural meeting to
form a committee, and also, to plan
for ceiebrations in‘ Bridge to mark
this special occasion next" year, is
to be held in the upstairs room of '
the Plough and Harrow, High
Street, Bridge on Tuesday,

. November 20, at 8pm.

It is to be hoped that every

- organisation in the village will .

send a representative to this
important meeting, plus, anytother
interestedparties -who would like
to become involved. - '

For any inquiries contact Tony
Walder on 830057. ’ "

Wisdom: The quiz to raise funds '

for the parish of Patrixbourne with 

Bridge in the village hall on .
Saturday,_November 10, raised
more than £440. The
churchwardens and their helpers
thank all who supported the event.

Watch: There have been reports of
two burglaries in Bridge this week.

In one, thieves gained access

_ through an insecure window. .

Remember to lock all doors and
windows when you go out.

Also the police are on the look-out F

for a white Transitvan,
registration S196XHE.

If you see it or know its location,

_ please let the police know on‘

762055.‘ _ _ . _
Gig: On Friday evening, November
16, the Colin Welch Super Jazz will
play at the White Horse, Bridge.

Church services: Sunday,
November 18, second before
advent, 10am choral eucharist, the
Rev Gordon Manley, St Peters

' Church, Bridge. 'I‘here'_is no service

at St Mary’s Church, Patrixbourne,
this Sunday.

Other Churches in the Bridge
Group: Sam BCP communion, the
Rev P. Filmer, St Marys Church,
Nackington; 10am family service
Mrs M. Clarke,.St Mary the Virgin
Church, Lower Hardres; 10am Holy
Communion, the Rev P. Filmer, St
Peter’-s Church, Bekesbourne; 11am
Bridge Methodist Church, service

i led by the Rev P. Cornish.


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' Each "week they have a number of

‘ activities to do, and can choose

_ which ones they take part in. They
$ would like to hear if anyone has '
 any ideas. They are sometimes‘ -,

A invited by the churches to share '

. some of their activities in the ‘ '

 

Correspondent: J Anderson, 7_
Daring Road, Bridge, CT4 5NA . f

Poppy Appeal: The organiser for "' "F

Bridge, Patrixbourne and
Bishopsbou_rne would like to. '

A record his" sincere thanks,to' those

who donated a total of £1,481 ,
towards this_year’s appeal. The
Royal British Legion is grateful to
all who gave time and money to the
cause, ' r ' -

Coffee morning: The coffee '
morning in aid of ‘Children in Need

held at Mansfield Court last week __ .

raisedg£88. Kate would like to
thank all who helped and

' supported it.

Red Lion: There, are encouragirig
signs after a- disastrous start for

- new landlord.John Lemming, who

took over theipub from Andrew‘- .

"Hills-early last January. The

building was almost immediately -
Inade completely untenable, due to
the flooding of the Naiibourne
river, further complicated by the.
emission of raw-sew'age.'"

The premises were unsuitable to 

continue trading, and have fstood‘
derelict in the centre of._the village '

- throughout the year, while‘ .

"negotiations Were. conducted for ..
reconstruction, it beingone-of the

T oldest buidings in Bridge.

Suddenly last week, a great hive of

activity began to restore the-inn, "J-

much to the .re1i_ef= of ‘those in the

A village who are not-onlylooking
. for -the return" of -T an alternative

watering hole, but also t'o‘an

' additional dining facility, as wellas
. giving the benefit of removing
- wha.t has recently_become' a village

eyesore. The work is estimated to
be compieted in six weeks by

December_.21, although, at pre_sent'= '_ '

it isnot clear whether-it will be ,

i open for Christmas or'early‘in‘ the
-A New Year." - ' ' -

Gig: _On Friday evening, November
-23, the John Doe-Band will play -at

. _the_White Horse, Bridge. _

‘ Church news; The Works isi--ag-{_. ..
' group_of- young people-aged.frem' ,'-
_ ifive u_pwar_ds:from.Iacross the" '_ .

I  ~Bridse..a1ibup_l-.df.¥parisiies}.They"A

Imée,ton'the'fo'ur-thySunday of -. '-

§ _ every month and spend stiine _- 
5 together doingcraft, drama, m1__1sic,._
T outings, enjoying each others " t

  

family services. Thenext dat_e is in
Bridge,Church on Sunday,  - - -

- November ;25';a't 10am to 11-.15am

for drama, Christmas crafts and
singing, Foridetails contact‘Martin
and Sue Leggatt on-830251 or 2' c
Emma Medhurston 830762., '

Caring and Sharing: The Womerfs
Group meets at Bridge Vicarage at-

., “7;30prn'_ on.Monday, -November 26.

' After Eights meet" at 10 Union 

'Road,'Bridge, on Tuesday,?  ' '
November 27 at 8pm, NADFAS. at
Bridge Church at 10am -on
Wednesday, November 28. .;

Church services; Sunday, . -
November 25, Christ the'King. Sam
BCP Communion, the Rev P. _ i
Filmer, St Peters Church, Bridg_e;
10am Holy Communion, the Rev P.
Filmer, St Marys Church, T

, Patrixbourne. Other churches-in
the Bridge Group, 3.30am Holy .
Communion the Rev R. Diss St _'

_lVIary’s_ Church Nackington; 3pm

Evensong Mrs M. Clarke and Rev P.

Filmer, St Mary the Virgin Church-,
Lower Hardres; 11am Bridge

Methodistchurch Service, led by ' '

Ms J. Hall. - .i -"

Z Nelson: The next meeting of

Bridge and District History Society
willbe at 7.30pm in Bridge Village -

‘ Hall on ’l‘uesday,:November 27,

when Anthea Bryant, a previous
speaker.-to the society, will give a
talk on Nelson and his association
with Kent and this ar_ea in
particular. The great sailor and
Admiral was a frequent visitor to
this part "of the world, calling on .
his many friends in the great _ ,
houses of. the district. Members £1,
nonmembers £3, including . ,
refreshments. . ' —

FISH news: ‘The Christmas coffee
pop—i'nlin Bridge Village Hall will
be on Wednesday, December 12
from 10 to 11.15am. Also the local
‘ -chiropody clinic’ willrun between -
December 3_ -and 5. Lifts can "be ' ;
arranged by phoning Ann ' 
Medhurst on 830762-.. For those wh
have difficulty getting outxto -shop,
The Ultimate Plum Pudding
Company makes beautifully

 presented puddings which _are_ sold
7 -to raise funds _for L’Arche hofnes
-- for the disabled,._ Puddings of llb _ T. .

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' , completed the installation.

- which -she learned at her recent

— ‘ showed exaniiplesof her work.

' president and Beryl Heap and

"secretary and treasurer
V respectively: Onthe earlier date of

‘thevfllageha]1MrC.Wadewil1

_ table decoration.-_Memhers are ‘ -

7 phone (31227 830276.

. by the parish if necessary.

L , plant a gooii patriotic

_ ' Mcconibe, on 01363 862814 or any . y ‘
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person for the evening which will
include seasonal refreshments
Members, friends an£l_non—
memhe1's~a.re all welcome

available at Laurie Wakeham
(Butcher), Bridge Newsagent, ’

Horse Inn, Nicholas James‘
 r)' and Bridgeway,
Stores The boxes will be emptied
regularly and all stamped mail
clearly ancicorrectly addr$d will
he delivered before Christmas; - —
They regret that they wiilbe
unable to. deliver any cards taken
to-the boxes after December 2).

Walder and their team of
volunteers organised 

WI: At the November meeting d
the Bridge with Patrixhourne
group,fWendy Dan-1-ell explained
the method of parchment crafi;

visittoflenmancollegeandt

Evelyn Oxlade was reelected

Eileen Davis confirmed as

Tuesday, December 11, at 7.30pm in

speak on the Smugglers of Kent.
The competition is for a  __ M

askedto take a plate -of food and a »
glass, as wellas araffleprize. e _
Gig: On Friday evening, November 1
30; Keith James, vocalist and

 will be at the White

Horse, Bridge.

Carols: ThePri1nary School invites
everyone to an evening of '
Christmas- carols with the

Salvation Army Band, on Monday,
December 3, at 7 .3npn1 in the '
school hall. Refreshments will be
served. Admission by ticket £1
available from -the school ofiice, _

Appeal: An appeal for a sponsor by ,
the parish council to plant up and '
maintain the second nefiiic

calming area at the north end of

the village has so farfallen on

stony ground! (in factthe soil is
quite good with a little help). The M
cost of plants will be contributed

Now would be the time for 3
someone to makes name for j : -
themselves, particularly as, after
the winter flowering, it is hoped to
display for
the jubilee year. . ‘ ,
Contact the parish clerk, Mrs

would also l,i,ke'to 

‘the seeondnhed. L V
Celebrations: An  ‘

 eemmitteefor thelelectijohfnf
yearwas hehiat thePloughan
~ Harrow. It was decided that the .
format might be very similar to the
‘ events helei for the Millennium_

§:w-

 P3.ris_h[PEA fete at the school, and
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