August 2016 magazine

All Saints’ Church Bramham Parish News

An important guest at the Hog Roast on 23rd July

August 2016 © Copyright All Saints’ Church Bramham

Issue 163

Church Officers for All Saints’ Bramham Rev’d Canon Peter

Vicar of Lower Wharfe Parish (Bramham, Boston Spa & Walton) and Vicar of Thorp Arch 86 High Street, Boston Spa 842454 Rev’d Trisha Anslow Curate, 4 Pine Trees, Boston Spa 844789 Rev’d Jane Brown Curate, The Vicarage, Thorp Arch Rev’d Stanley Menzies Honorary Assistant Priest, 2 Crag Gardens, Bramham 541047 Churchwardens

Chips Browning, Terry Lug Farmhouse, Bramham Park Jillian Lawson, 21 Lyndon Avenue, Bramham LS23 6RG

0113 289 2790 844858

Deputy Churchwarden ) Anne Palmer, Old Coach House, Bramham, LS23 6QG 842850 Magazine Editor ) Treasurer Joanne Wilkinson, 41 Firbeck Road, jowilkinson04@gmail.com 339512 Secretary Mollie Browning, Terry Lug Farmhouse, Bramham Park 0113 289 2790 VCC Members

Andy Beaumont, Yvonne Gibson, Kate Lofthouse, Dolly Mullen, Stephen Spencer, Mary Clerehugh, Organist Simon Noble, 1 Barley Hill, Crescent, Garforth 0113 286 7998 Sacristan and Church Flowers Dolly Mullen, 9 Bradford Close, Bramham 918725 Deanery Synod Jillian Lawson 844858 Stepping Stones Jennie Saynor, jen@saynor.me.uk Group Office Sarah Oates (Office open Monday-Friday 11.00 am to 1.00pm) 844402

WHO’S WHO in Bramham Village Hall Committee……..Chairman: Stewart Gibson 845084 Hall Bookings 07432 330972 Magazine Editor……………. Anne Palmer 842850 Drama Group…………… …..Secretary: Christine Suddaby 849455 Football Club……………… Dave Jacklyn 07809 561199 Guides……………………… Sarah Clayton sarah@claytons.info Brownies……………………..Sam Fenwick-Scott 07984 672624 Explorer Scouts……………..Justin Atkinson 541727 Scouts………………………..Jason Turner (Skip) 842181 Beavers………………………Deborah Atkinson 07944 728399 Cubs………………………….Diane Hare (Akela) 07787 113154 Bramham Primary School….Head Teacher Sarah Richards…

843682 Deputy Head Teacher Laura Wild: Chair of Governors Sue Morgan Bramham Parish Council…..Valerie Whitbread (Chair) 541075, Linda Richards (Vice Chairman) 842151 Scott Jones 0777 941 2817, Naomi Elvin 833288, Pete Dunn 843345 Ian Dalton 849455, June Halliday 845564, Katie Race 077 9281 9612, Clerk Parish Council………. Keith Langley clerk@bramhamparishcouncil.org.uk Bramham Pavilion………….Gerry Taylor, Secretary 845828 or 07817 849556 Yorkshire Countrywomen’s Asscn ...Anne Topping - Chair 844529 Bramham in Bloom………….Lynne Marshall 844767 Community Action Group…..Keith Innocent 841197 Monday Club Mavis Wilson 842321 Readers Group Jillian Lawson 844858 Marion Hogg 844191 Folly Allotments Linda Richards 842151 Neighbourhood Plan Paul Marshall 844767 Bramham Post Office Lynne Williams 842275 Editor

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Clergy Letter from Revd Trish Anslow

Finally, I am going to have the first of my knee replacements! I have been for my ‘education’ session- physiotherapists allaying fears and giving me exercises to do. I have been for my preadmission session – a nursing sister and cardiologist and a phlebotomist all checking I am fit enough for the operation.

There is still a fortnight to go!

People have been very kind and followed my progress towards the op and have shown great interest in who my surgeon will be (Mr David Duffy). By now it is beginning to dawn on me that the surgeon is doing the ‘headline’ part of the op, but I am amassing a large team of people to get me through to next September.

It seems that nothing really works without a team; Wimbledon players at the moment will tell you that they can only go out on court and play with the backing of a coach, a physio, a manager and all the grounds people at Wimbledon.

Jesus built a team around him; the apostles were all from different backgrounds and would have different skills within the group. On the road there would be one who would make sure that there was somewhere to sleep each evening; one would chronicle their journey (how else would the gospels be resourced) and another would organise meals for the group. I am sure there would have been one of them known as the group jester, to revive spirits as they walk, in between listening to the Master and his wisdom.

Within our church we need team spirit to keep the ship afloat; cleaners, tea-makers, flower arrangers, greeters, singers, clergy, magazine editors, and administrator. The list is never complete because there are always more jobs than people. If you think that your church is only part of the Parish of Lower Wharfe then you will realise there is a lot of team building to do!

The Parish of Lower Wharfe has been in existence for five years now (yes, where has the time gone?) and maybe it is time to turn around and find ourselves in that big parish team. Of course each church has its own needs but the parish family needs support. Can you feel part of that bigger picture; can you interest yourself in the outreach from the other churches into their community through social events? Are you brave enough to get to meet some other disciples of Christ apart from the ones you meet at your own church?

This August the benefice has services in each church and it will be a wonderful opportunity for you to feel part of a larger community; to visit each church in turn and meet new people or act as a host to our other team members. Give it a try without an excuse!

An open invitation to an open air event!

Churches Together Open Air Service Thorp Arch Green Sunday 11th September at 3pm a short service with music followed by a cup of tea or coffee afterwards

Everyone is most welcome

IAN FREDERICK WATSON Ian died in June and his Funeral Service was held at York Crematorium, on 30th June. After the death of Ruth in 2013 he moved to York. Ian served the Parish Council for many years and more recently he worked on the Bramham archives.

Ladies of the Benefice retreat There are some things that never change! One such thing is the weather as the Ladies of the Benefice descend upon Wydale Hall.

This May was no different; the rain arrived as we did and stayed with us as a constant friend. There were ten of us there and some were even brave enough to don their wet weather gear and go for a walk. Reader, I was not one of those hardy souls; I stayed indoors and enjoyed the rest.

We had talks and discussions on Mary, mother of our Lord, and met each other for Morning Prayer and Holy Communion. All of that was in between being fed in true Wydale style and resting.

We chatted and knitted at every opportunity and made friends with the other guests.

The forty-six hours over three days passed suitably slowly and felt like a proper mini-break should feel.

All this leads me to tell you that the next Ladies of the Benefice retreat has been booked at Wydale Hall,

Monday 29th May –Wednesday 31st May 2017 Now is the time to put it in next year’s diary so that it does not clash with anything else!

Revd.Trish

See you there.

Thank You!

To everyone who supported All Saints’ Tea Stall and Cake Raffle at Bramham Gala. We raised £162! Special thanks to Linda Matthews, Jeanne Binns and Stewart and Yvonne Gibson for their hard work.

From the Book of Remembrance for August 3rd Muriel Hudson 1988 4th Reginald Read Shaw 1936 5th Florence Ella Eastwood 7th John Francis Stirk 1973 8th Kenneth Kitson 1995 Kathleen Ware 1997 11th William Midgley Tindall Stanley Clegg 1990 17th Elsie Cook 1994 19th Walter Wolf 1998 20th Lucy Cross 1944 21st Arthur Noble (Priest) 1989 23rd Charles Mullen 1985 Frederick David Heaton 2000 George Edward Kitchen 2005 25th Ruth Alexandra Watson 2013 Geoffrey Pemberton 2013 31st Eric Richardson 1989 Diana Princess of Wales 1997

The Blessed Sacrament is permanently reserved in All Saints’ Church Bramham for the sick and dying.

Rev’d Trish Anslow Tel: 01937 844789 or the Parish Office 01937 844402 would be grateful to receive the names of those who are sick or those needing a special visit.

From the Parish Registers BAPTISM 3rd July

Sullivan Walker Murray-Cunningham

10th July CAMILLA NORRIS 24th July ALFIE WALLIS

Readers Rota for August There is just one service in Bramham in August, which is for the entire Benefice and the Reader will be Jacqui Turner

WEDDINGS 23rd July Ian Cawthorne and Laura Naomi Hannah Morris

SERVICES FOR ALL SAINTS CHURCH FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST all Services at 10.00 am 7th

BENEFICE SERVICE at Bramham Holy Communion

14th

Benefice Service Walton Holy Communion

21st

Benefice Service St Mary’s Boston Spa Holy Communion

28th

Benefice Service at Thorp Arch 10.00 am Holy Communion

All Saints’ Church Bramham

Sunday 7th August 11.30 -4pm Medieval Bramham at War: Battles and Burials

Join us for tours of the Church and Churchyard, and meet the re-enactors of Frei Compagnie, who will be on hand with armour, weapons and other displays of medieval life for camp followers at the time of the Battle of Bramham Moor of 1408.

If you have an interest in local history and would like to be involved in organizing this event contact: jillian1981@talktalk.net anne@palmeryorkshire.com

Stepping Stones The children had great fun making rain sticks this month (not that we need any help making rain in this country!) They decorated paper which they wrapped around the outside of an old pringles tube. We then filled the inside with coiled foil and rice, which gently trickles down when the tubes are turned. After refreshments they listened to Rev’d Jane tell the story of the Good Samaritan, and the children joined in with actions to various parts of the story, this was followed by a good old run around!

At the family Service on Sunday the children showed the congregation what they had learned on Friday, and then were tasked to do some colouring related to the story. As always the children kindly helped to take up the bread, wine and water for communion.

Any child is welcome to attend Stepping Stones whether or not they attend Church. It is simply a way of meeting other families in a relaxed friendly environment. We have a little break over the summer so the next session is on Friday 9 th September at 5.30pm.

The Family Service takes place at All Saints every second Sunday at 10am, all are welcome. For information please contact Jennie Saynor: jen@saynor.me.uk.

BRAMHAM READERS GROUP Next Meeting Tuesday 2nd of August at 7.30.pm in “The Swan” We will be discussing “Villette” by Charlotte Bronte Contact Marion 844191 or Jillian 844858

Collingham and District Royal British Legion

Why Shades of Grey ?

Shades of Grey are a Yorkshire band specialising in 50s,60s and 70s music. They play at the Golden Lion Inn in Ripon every month. Shades of Grey are playing in Linton Memorial Hall on Friday 30th September at 7.30 in aid of the Royal British Legion.

Led by former Bardsey resident Peter who has been a member of the RBL for 27 years, they promise a real fun evening. Tickets cost ÂŁ10 including supper. There will be a really good raffle, bar, and dancing if you feel like it. Why Shades of Grey ? Come to Linton Hall on September 30th and you can ask Peter in person.Tickets in adPRESS RELEASE or call or text 07774 212 384.

Email: antonywakeham@btconnect.com or Peter on MONDAY CLUB WILL MEET ON TUESDAY 2nd August.

This is our Annual Lunch outing at the Bistro Thorp Arch, 1.00pm for 1.30 pm. I will be in touch to let you know who will pick you up, anyone who can not go or would like to go please ring me.

MAVIS 842321

Activity Diary Dates…

Wetherby In May this year, WiSE linked up with Dementia Forward to launch a “Meet up Monday” weekly dementia wellbeing café at Wetherby Social Club. The group gives people an opportunity to meet in a friendly, supportive environment, take part in activities or simply have a chat over a cuppa. It’s a lovely chance to meet a Dementia Support Advisor alongside friendly volunteers too. To find out more, please contact Maureen Moore at Dementia Forward on 01765 645904 or call the WiSE office on 01937 588994.

Our new Chatter and Batter lunch group for the over 60’s is proving very popular. The group meet on the third Tuesday of every month from 11.30am – 1.30pm at Wetherby Social Club. We’d love you to join us and enjoy fish and chips from The Wetherby Whaler. We have nostalgic music playing and it’s a chance for you to meet new people in a friendly and relaxed environment.

Lunch is haddock and chips plus tea or coffee for £5. Orders are taken on the day at 11.45am so please arrive as promptly as possible.

Also, why not come and enjoy an afternoon at The Elderberries…we meet every third Wednesday in the month from 1.30pm-3.30pm, again at Wetherby Social Club. We are usually entertained by a singer singing songs from years gone by, whilst enjoying tea, coffee, cakes and our regular raffle.

If something a little more active is preferred…Chairobics takes place every Friday at 10.30am at Wetherby Social Club and if you’re feeling more energetic why not stay on for Aerobics from 11.45am – 12.30pm.

The Howlers is our led, themed singing and discussion group. Join us at the Methodist Church in Bank Street, Wetherby every last Thursday in the month from 1.30pm – 3pm.

Bramham Parish Council

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To All Bramham Residents: update from the July Meeting The Parish Council is sad to hear of the deaths of both David Evans, former Chair of the Council, and Ian Watson, former clerk, both of whom gave many years of service to the village. Our condolences go to their families and friends.

New Councillor! We are very pleased to welcome Helena Buck to the Parish Council. Helena’s enthusiasm, interest in Bramham, and considerable local government experience will be a great asset.

Clerk: Having welcomed its new clerk, Keith Langley, we extend our thanks and best wishes to the outgoing clerk Marie, who has been an excellent and supportive clerk over the last 4 years.

Senior Citizens’ Centre: We have received some high level costings for options for the Senior Citizens’ Centre (SCC) and will be holding a consultation in October, in the SCC where residents will be able to see what can be done, at what cost, and give us their views. Gala and scarecrow trail: Thank you to Keith Innocent and the Community Action Group for another excellent gala, and to the NSPCC committee for another fun Scarecrow Trail. And thank you to everyone who joined in with both events.

Anti-social behavior and dog fouling: We are very conscious of the continued problems with anti social and possibly criminal behavior at Freely Lane, the playground and the pavilion, and continued problems with dog fouling. The police are aware and have increased patrols in the area recently. We are also consulting with them and LCC about the possible use of CCTV, as well as other anti dog fouling measures. Be safe with your door locks: The police have again advised that eurocylinder locks on most UVPC doors are very easily broken into. We are advised to upgrade to 3 star TS007 or SS312 locks, Call 101 for advice.

Next Meeting: Next meeting Wednesday 7 September, 7.30 pm, in the Pavilion.

(No meeting in August but business as usual if you need to contact us) We hope you find this update useful.

If you would like to read more detailed information about items discussed, the minutes of the meeting can be found on our parish notice board and on Bramham Parish Council’s official website.

Contact:Keith Langley, Bramham Parish Clerk,

email: clerk@bramhamparishcouncil.org.uk

Address: 33 Flats Lane, Barwick in Elmet, Leeds, LS15 4LJ, tel: 07471162307

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WEDNESDAY 6 JULY WAS BRAMHAM IN BLOOM JUDGING DAY The Village looked SPLENDID thanks to all

GARDENERS, VOLUNTEERS, RESIDENTS, SPONSORS Who made every effort to show that we care for our village and wanted to ensure the Judges could see it too.

VISITS WERE MADE TO BROOK BABES, THE CHURCH AND CHURCHYARD THE SQUARE AND SENIOR CITIZEN’S CENTRE AND GARDEN JUBILEE GARDENS, BOWCLIFFE GARDENS, THE FOLLY ALLOTMENTS Wonderful tea and cakes were provided by the ladies of the Pavilion, Thank you to the whole Village with grateful thanks from Lynne Marshall and the Bramham in Bloom Committee

GLAD RAGS

The lucky winner of our Gala Raffle prize was ticket 166—170 Dennis and Mary.

We are closed in August and re-open 13th September—18th October, more details to follow. Thank you everyone for your support.

Tricia and Lynda YORKSHIRE COUNTRYWOMEN’S ASSOCIATION The next meeting will be Wednesday 21st September

Summer sports at the Pavilion Activities will be most suitable for children aged 2-7 years old, although all children are welcome to come and join in along with a parent / guardian.

Friday 5th August – multi-sports 12th August - races 19th August – bring your own bikes and scooters 10.00 – 11.30am

The well-loved parachute games will be back again!

Please bring your own toys / blankets for little ones.

Parents must stay and play. volunteers.

Sessions will be run by

(£2 per family)

Bramham NSPCC News We are pleased to report a very successful weekend of combined community events which helped us to raise a further £403.45 for the NSPCC. Our ever popular Gala Barbecue accounted for £314.29. Those of you who estimated how much money was in the bottle, may be surprised to find out that there was £118.10 in 5p coins. Well done to M. Burton (junior) and Ernest Nicholls who won the prizes for their closest estimates. Thank you very much to the residents and groups whose imaginative creations made up our 3rd Scarecrow Trail. Your generosity raised £64.06 in the collection boxes. We are indebted to Steve and Sam Spencer who have generously created and donated the printed maps every year. This year, as well as the regular refreshment stop provided by the YCA in the Senior Citizens Centre, the Pavilion Committee opened up the kitchen for a couple of hours. Thank you. Our next event will be a luncheon in the Village Hall on October 12th at which our guest speaker will deliver a "talk with a difference"

BVH news August 2016

Summer maintenance at the Village Hall In August 2016 there will be several maintenance activities at the hall. This includes painting all external woodwork, complete redecoration of all internal spaces, completion of the new external wall between the hall and car park, white lines replaced on the car park. The committee apologises for any inconvenience this work will cause but August is the least busy month, and gives us the “window” to complete these tasks.

Bookings for 2017 Please remember to book the hall early if you have a special event in 2017. We have already taken several bookings and don't want residents to be disappointed.

Prices are currently the same as 2016, which includes a 3 hour party package for children’s parties on Saturdays and Sundays for bookings between 11am and 5pm.

Regular classes/meetings at the hall Monday – weekly badminton at 6.30, monthly Monday Club for senior citizens (1st Monday) Tuesday – Art class 10-12, Pilates cases at 7 and 8.15, Wednesday – Stretch and Tone/Circuits 10-11, Pilates at 6pm, Drama 7.30-10 Plus monthly Yorkshire County Women (3rd weds 7pm,) Thursday – Fitness League 9-10, Karate 7-8pm Friday – Pilates 9.15am (term time only) Saturday – Little Kickers (indoor under 7s football) at 9am & 10am.

100 Club – payments due The 100 club payments are now due for 2016.

If you pay by standing order you don’t need to do anything further. If you pay by cash or cheque, the one off payment of just £10 per number is now due. Please post your payment through the letter box at the village hall with your name and address (cheques payable to Restoration Fund BVH) or by post to Bramham Village Hall, Low Way, Bramham LS23 6QT. Or you can give the money to any committee member. If you prefer to pay by bank transfer, please contact Christine Suddaby (01937 849455) for the bank details.

The Village Hall can be booked by phone or text on 07432 330972 or by email on bramhamvillagehallbookings@gmail.com . Committee can be contacted via Stewart Gibson on 01937 845084 or Christine Suddaby on 01937 849455, or by post via Bramham Village Hall, Low Way, Bramham LS23 6QT. Find “Bramham Village hall” pages on Facebook or see ````www.thisisbramham.co.uk

Bramham Drama Group News Successful Murder Mystery Thanks to all those who supported the Murder Mystery production in July. It was a great success and enjoyed by all, especially the catering (thanks to Fiona and crew).

Pantomime News and Auditions This year’s pantomime will be Snow White and the Several Dwarfs by Andrew O’Leary and will be directed by “The Christines” – Chris Wray and Christine Suddaby.

The show will be performed from Weds 30th November to Saturday 3rd December, including a matinee on Saturday 3rd.

Tickets will be available from mid-September from “Betty Box Office” on 07747 778536 or you can book by emailing bramhamdramagroup@gmail.com.

Auditions for adults will be held on Weds 27th July, Sunday 14 th August, and Weds 17th August at 8pm in the Village Hall. You only need to come to ONE audition, not all of them!! Anyone is welcome to come along and audition for a part (I did in 1999 and am still here 17 years later!!). If you can’t attend any of the audition dates but would like to take part, please email bramhamdramagroup@gmail.com Junior Drama Group will perform in the panto, under the direction of Matt Suddaby and Aimee Wray. If your child is interested in joining the group, rehearsals will start in September – days and times to be confirmed.

Please email bramhamdramagroup@gmail.com to ask for information.

Back stage and general help is always needed at pantomime with tasks such as painting the scenery, publicity, costume making/finding, sound and lighting and lots more. It is always great fun and a good way to make new friends.

This year we are making a special plea for help with the stage make-up.

Our usual make up lady, Glen Wing, is very poorly and unlikely to be able to help so if anyone reading this could help with the stage makeup, please contact us.

Christine Suddaby (secretary) 01937 849455 or bramhamdramagroup@gmail.com

THE VILLAGE CALENDAR 2017 The photographs for the 2017 edition will be chosen on 10th September, please send all entries to Anne Palmer before 5th September. Landscape only, and scenes of Bramham and or the immediate area.

Back by popular demand:

‘The Great Bramham Bake Off’ Sat,24thSeptember 2016 at Bramham Village Hall from 12 noon for entrants From 2pm for general public Entries to be judged by representatives from

Bettys Bakery Harrogate All ages welcome to enter -Adults and Children (i.e. 14 and under, older children will be classed as adults See THE ENTRY FORM FOR CLASSES ON NEXT PAGE.

And….an open class for a ‘best in show’ showstopper! £1 per entry for Adults

50p per entry for 14’s and under

Baking will be sold off at the end of judging and refreshments will be available £1 Admission for non-entrants to include a cup of tea or coffee or treat yourself to a glass of Prosecco!

‘The Great Bramham Bake Off’ Entry Form Name (Mr, Mrs,etc) (Please print)……………………………………………………………………………………

Address……………………………………………………………………………………………. …………………………………………………………………… PostCode…………………….

Contact Tel No: Email: Tick if 14yrs or under

I would like to enter the following classes: Victoria Sandwich Plain, fruit or flavoured scones

Loaf Cakes Decorated cupcakes Traybakes (inc flapjacks & brownies) Gluten Free Showstopper challenge Please return this form together with your entry fee £1 per entry for adults, 50p per entry for juniors

( cash or cheques payable to Bramham Parish Council) to: Mrs Gerry Taylor 6 Lyndon Way Bramham LS23 6SP

Tel: 845828

For more information, email: taylorgerry@btinternet.com

Scrumptious “Dine at Home” dishes Every Friday Evening Freshly prepared, nutritionally balanced, locally sourced ingredients, cooked especially for you here in Bramham by Jo. 2 courses for £10.00 Meals change weekly Single, Couples, Families, Dinner Parties just ask!

To receive menus & information weekly contact jo.Edwards@njoyourfood.co.uk or 07496 443319

BRAMHAM VILLAGE STORE and POST OFFICE

Please take the opportunity to call in to see us, we provide:Post Office services, FREE Cash withdrawl facilities Lottery, Scratch card and Health Lottery purchases Newspapers and newspaper delivery service Fresh daily bread, milk and other morning goods General groceries, frozen foods and ice creams Dairy products, sandwiches, snacks and confectionary Local farm eggs delivered Fridays, fresh fruit and vegetables on Thursdays Tobacco, chilled beers, wines, spirits and soft drinks Greetings cards, stationary and general accessories Mobile phone, Gas and Electricity top up’s, cash back facility Dry Cleaning drop off/collection service Mondays and Thursdays Village Store Monday—Friday 06.00—19.30 Saturday 07.00—19.30 Sunday and Bank Holidays 07.00 —12.30

Post Office 9.00—17.30 9.00—12.30 Closed

Lynn, Marie, Louise, Stacey and Philip will be happy to help and serve you.

12 Front Street, Bramham, LS23 6RD

- Tel 01937 842275

The Hog Roast on 23rd July was a marvellous event held on a lovely sunny day enjoyed by all. Grateful thanks to Chips and Mollie Browning for allowing us to use their lovely garden, a marvellous Team of helpers who worked incredibly hard. The only down side—very few Bramham Residents attended.

Bramham’s “POP UP” Restaurant As Featured in Wetherby News and Excelle Enjoy a restaurant setting in Bramham Pavilion with a delicious 3 course menu and bring your own wine and drinks.

Limited places so please book to avoid disappointment.

For more information contact Jo.Edwards@njoyourfood.co.uk or 07496 443319

Recipe of the Month (Served as a Takeaway Meal) CORONATION CHICKEN (serves 2) 2 Chicken Breasts ½ onion (finely chopped) Drizzle of Olive Oil 1 garlic clove (crushed) 1 tsp Curry Powder ½ tsp Turmeric 1 tsp Lemon Juice 30g Mango Chutney 75g Mayonnaise 25g Natural Yoghurt Salt & Pepper Preparation Preheat oven to 180c, gas mark 4. Season the chicken breast with salt and pepper and place on a roasting tray with 50ml of water, cover in foil and cook for 20 – 25 mins. Remove the chicken from the oven and drain off the liquid.

Once cool slice the chicken into pieces.

Heat oil in saucepan, sauté the onion until translucent, add the garlic and stir through, add the curry powder and ground turmeric and cook for 2 mins. Add the chutney and puree, leave to cool.

Transfer chicken and curry puree to a bowl, add the lemon juice, mayonnaise and yoghurt, add the chicken and stir through. Serve.

BBQ AND BAR AT THE PAVILION! SATURDAY 13TH AUGUST * 4PM start * * Food until 8pm * Bar until 10pm * Kids’ time thru to grown ups’ time

Live Music from ‘The Stolen Phones’ Real Ale, fizz, pimms, lagers & more!

Local produce!

More details on the website www.thisisbramham.co.uk

Articles for the SEPTEMBER MAGAZINE to be sent to Anne Palmer by 14th August please.

01937 842850

MOBILE LIBRARY The weekly visit of the Library to Bramham is on Mondays 1.30 pm to 2.30pm in Lyndon Road

The Winner of the OPEN Door Scheme for June was 160 Mrs M Fox. WHAT’S ON IN BRAMHAM THIS MONTH 2nd

Monday Club Lunch 1.00pm The Readers Group—at the Swan 7.30pm 7th MEDIEVAL EVENT—The Churchyard 11.30—4.00pm 13th BBQ and Bar at the Pavilion 4.00pm—10pm 14th and 17th Adult Auditions for the Drama Group THE CHURCHYARD, thanks to the hard work of Jeremy Kendall , is looking lovely, many thanks to all those who help to keep the recent graves tidy.

Please remember NOTHING CAN BE ADDED TO A GRAVE WITHOUT THE CONSENT OF THE VICAR.