October magazine 2017

All Saints’ Church Bramham Parish News

Congratulations to the Bramham in Bloom Team Gold Award

October 2017 © Copyright All Saints’ Church Bramham

Issue 177

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Church Officers for All Saints’ Bramham Rev’d Trisha Anslow… Curate, 4 Pine Trees, Boston Spa 844789 Rev’d Jane Brown…… Curate, The Vicarage, Thorp Arch……

849148 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………………

Deputy Churchwarden Anne Palmer, Old Coach House, Bramham, LS23 6QG……………

Magazine Editor bramham.magazine @gmail.com

0113 2892790 844858 842850

Treasurer……………… Joanne Wilkinson, 41 Firbeck Road, jowilkinson04Gmail.co 339152 Secretary………

Roger Freeman, Campden House, Aberford Road, Bramham VCC Members………… Andy Beaumont, Mary Clerehugh, Yvonne Gibson, Kate Lofthouse, Dolly Mullen, Maryann Pritchard Organist……………

Simon Noble, 1 Barley Hill, Crescent, Garforth…

0113 2867998 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-9.30—12.30. Tues—Thurs please phone 844402 Or contact by email parishoffice.bramhambenefice@gmail.com) Friday closed.

WHO’S WHO in Bramham Village Hall Committee……..

Chairman: Stewart Gibson…

Hall Bookings…

845084 07398 244634

Drama Group Football Club…

Guides……

Brownies…

Explorer Scouts…

Scouts……

Beavers…

Cubs…… .

Bramham Primary School

Secretary: Christine Suddaby…………………..

849455 Dave Jacklyn…………………………………… .

07809 561199 Sarah Clayton………………………………… … sarah@claytons.info Aimee Sibley. Jane Dalton & Joanna Bayton-Smith 07733 117031 Justin Atkinson……………………… ………….

541727 Jason Turner (Skip)………………………………

842181 Michael Fox………………………………… …….

07801 081894 Diane Hare (Akela)……………………………….

07787 113154 Executive Head Teacher Valerie Wilson…

843682 Executive Deputy Head Teacher Ruth Kirby: Chair of Governors Sue Morgan Administrator Louise Humphreys Bramham Parish Council… Valerie Whitbread (Chair) 541075 Linda Richards (Vice Chair) 842151 Helena Buck 849757 Ian Dalton 849455, Pete Dunn 843345 June Halliday 845564, James Pirie 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 Association Anne Topping - Chair 844529 Bramham in Bloom…

Community Action Group….

Monday Club Readers Group…

Bramham Shop & Post Office.

Folly Allotments Association Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group Pavilion Bookings Number

Lynne Marshall Keith Innocent …

Mavis Wilson Jillian Lawson 844858 Lynne Williams….

Linda Richards, Chair…

Paul Marshall …

Gerry Taylor, Secretary

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844767 841197 842321 Marion Hogg 844191 842275 842151 844767 07731 822562

I am writing this at the beginning of September and I can definitely feel that autumnal chill in the air! Did you feel that ‘ugh’ feeling when the weatherperson on the television declared that 1st September is the meteorological start of autumn?

The mornings are getting darker and the light goes on earlier and earlier in the evening; but, do you know, I can still hear the birds greeting the dawn with plenty of song! Perhaps they are there to lift our spirits?

As I searched out my cardigans and jumpers for the cooler days my mind turned to all those people who cannot simply look out the next season’s clothing; those who are struggling with the elements for all sorts of reasons.

This summer we have heard of those in Sierra Leone who were caught up in the landslide; those in Bangladesh who were flooded out in the monsoons, those in Ischia made homeless in the earthquake and the people of Houston suffering from Hurricane Harvey. Now we are in September we hear of Hurricane Irma threatening the Caribbean islands and the coast of Florida.

If we ever needed to be reminded that God’s world is an awesome place it has been this summer. We are the people of his creation and live in this world in all its guises.

The saddest of thoughts that have occurred to me as I watch the news of these disasters is that there are some worse disasters in this world that are totally made by humans. We have political troubles, wars, lack of justice, starvation through the greed of others, mass migration of displaced people and a sense of hopelessness in the face of nuclear threats.

In this splendid part of God’s world where we can hear the birds sing and watch the change of season start to dress the trees in autumn colours what can we do for all those other

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There will be charity collections for the stricken areas and we can choose to donate to those who cannot help themselves at the moment. But the biggest and most collective thing we can do is to pray; individually and in our worship times. We are promised that our prayers will be heard and answered. Just how the answer becomes evident we are not able to say, but prayer is vital for those in need.

It is the one thing we can do together for other people. As Christians we have a mighty tool given to us; a direct communication with God about the things that we need to say. The world about us is in turmoil with many people struggling and we have got the ear of our God to ask for help. The louder the voice that comes from us the more God will realise that those of us in this part of his world have not forgotten those in great need. Add your prayers to those of us all and whatever our age or circumstances we are going to be doing something to address the troubles of others.

In this rather gloomy letter I hope you will find a time to delight in the season recognise the beauty we can see in the world around us and give thanks for this as we think of others in our prayers.

Rev Trish

Can you spare an hour?

Its time for the annual clear up at the Jubilee Garden and we have set a time and day for this years event.

We will be at the Jubilee Garden from 10am on Saturday 21st October to cut back and prune all the hedges and trees along with some weeding. If you can come along and help that would be great. If you have any secateurs or petrol hedge trimmers that would be a big help. Otherwise just bring your gardening gloves and give us a hand.

More information from Keith Innocent on 07595206611

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From the Book of Remembrance for

All

Saints’ Bramham OCTOBER

1st 2nd 3rd 4th 8th 9th 10th 11th 12th 14th 16th 17th 18th 20th 21st

23rd 25th 26th 27th 28th 29th

Ernest Albert Smith 2009 Ethel Randall 1983 Keith Philip Cook 1965 Harry Catton 1990 Ernest Joseph Rodway 1989 George Lane Fox 2012 Harry Sanderson 1970 Doris Jeffrey 1968 Gordon Lewis 1984 Gwen Boswell 1997 Raymond George Plummer 2008 Edward Daniel McKenna 2009 Leslie Frederick Field 1999 Reginald Bustard 2001 Jim Vincent Firth 1983 Laura Butler 1979 Ernest Hare 2001 Kenneth Clive Kitson 1994 John Charles Allenby 2007 Fanny Lunn 1955 Lynne Jacqueline Green 1976 Joseph Henry Clark 1988 Donald George Atkinson 2004 Ethel Hicks 1979 Charles Edward Daniells 1977 Leonard Morris Garwood 2003 Margaret Hargreaves 1986 Michael Campbell 1998 Dorothy Chapman 2005 Ethel Standridge 2010 Barbara Bottle 2010 Helen Marjorie Dixon 2006

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

Contact:Revd. Trish or The Parish Office 844402 would be grateful to receive the names of those who are sick or those who are in need of a special home visit.

Please see page 37 for the Church Services in October NB The Harvest Festival Service is at 10.30 am See page 34

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Bramham Parish Council www.thisisbramham.co.uk

September 2017 Update ....communicating with residents The Parish Council doesn’t hold a meeting in August but we have been carrying on with business as usual. Here’s an update: LEEDS FESTIVAL TICKETS 2018 – SAVE THE DATE! A huge thank you Cllrs Linda Richards, June Halliday and Katie Race for all of their hard work this year, and already planning next year. Sunday 4th March 2018 will be the main application day.

NEW GARDEN – Apologies for the error in last month’s report. The new garden is on the corner of Lyndon Road, and Lyndon Avenue, not Clifford Road.

THEFT AND FRAUD WARNING: Police have asked us to again warn of theft of post to use as proof of ID to open bank accounts, especially from external letter boxes. Advice is to collect your post as soon as possible after delivery. If you think you have been the victim of identity theft, then ring the police specialist fraud advisers on 0300123 2040 or by using the online fraud reporting tool.

PARKING & SPEED LIMITS BY THE SCHOOL / HIGHWAYS ISSUES: After pressure from the Parish Council and Ward Councillors LCC intend, during the 2018-2019 financial year, to introduce a speed limit of 20mph in Bramham and Clifford and 30mph in between. They will also erect pedestrian barriers near the school. LC C does not own any land that could be used for car parking and have advised that parking restrictions would be difficult to enforce and would simply move the problem elsewhere. We will endeavor to have input to LCC Planning when school expansion is considered. LCC are also investigating lighting improvements by the paradise Way/Bowcliffe Road junction.

Next Meeting: Wednesday 4 October, 7.30 pm, in the Pavilion.

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, E mail: clerk@bramhamparishcouncil.org.uk Address: 33 Flats Lane, Barwick in Elmet, Leeds, LS15 4LJ, tel: 07471162307

Website: www.thisisbramham.co.uk, Twitter: @thisisbramham

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THE BELL RINGERS The second and fourth Tuesday in the month the Team meet at 7.30pm and ring for one hour until 8.30pm.

New Bell Ringers are always welcome.

We apologise that the time listed in the magazine has been incorrect for the last couple of months. We are a small band of local ringers and ring both here and at Collingham church on alternate weeks. As a lot of our ringers work we found it difficult to get to practice nights for 7pm hence the change in time. We hope this has not caused any problems for local residents. Our practice time is normally one hour however when we have new ringers we allow them to come a little earlier to have a practice without the pressure of the other ringers. This is usually only for a couple of weeks while they settle in. We practice so that we can ring for the family service on Sunday and for weddings which is why we love to ring the bells. If you would like to come and meet us, see what we do at practice nights or join our group please ring Vicky on 07951 575734

Bramham NSPCC Presents An evening with the Dunvant Male Choir from Wales on Saturday 7th October 2017 at Bramham Village Hall. Tickets are ÂŁ10 to include lite-bites. There will be a bar.

Please telephone 01937 842877 or 01937 842240 for tickets.

DO you wish you could talk to someone in confidence?

Please note that the date is changing to the SECOND MONDAY in the month. At this time of the year the Bank Holidays get in the way!!!

On the second Monday of each month there will be someone with many years of experience of helping the bereaved and people with other concerns, sitting in Church. This is not Counselling, simply an understanding and confidential listener.

Please call in between 10.00am and 12 noon on the SECOND Monday of each month if you would like to talk.

Mollie Browning

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Ormesby, Middlesbrough.

A letter from Canon Peter Dear Friends,

29th August 2017

It seems a long time since 25th June when I celebrated my final service with you. It was a really lovely celebration and had a great ‘zing’ quality, in no small part due to St. Mary’s Choir which was enlarged for the occasion. A big thank you to Steve Aston and all who assisted him and to all who formed the choir that day. I loved the surprise ‘Vicar of Dibley’ rendering of the Lord’s My Shepherd. It was also special having The Rev. Steve Jakeman and our Methodist Friends present as well as many former colleagues.

Thank you so much for the generous presentations from the Parishes of Lower Wharfe and Thorp Arch and for the unbelievable number of letters and cards. The cheque is greatly helping us to establish the new home scene. The boxes are gradually reducing but the garage is still packed with books and so the unpacking will continue for several weeks.

It was my privilege to be able to serve you for seventeen years. When I left the Diocese of Worcester the then Bishop of Worcester, thought that I was coming to a sinecure in Yorkshire. So when Bishop Humphrey Taylor, a former Bishop of Selby retired and moved to the Diocese of Worcester I asked him to make sure that the Bishop of Worcester was correctly appraised ! The Benefice of Bramham has very active and busy parishes and churches and as I write I’m conscious there has been yet another Holiday Club week.

Over the years I have been blessed with really first class colleagues, both lay and ordained, and latterly, not least with The Revs Tricia and Jane, Kate Kennedy (Youth Co-ordinator) and Sarah Oates (Administrator). I wish them and the Church Wardens every blessing as the search for my successor becomes more focussed in the coming weeks.

Debbie, Helen and I are settling down well and greatly enjoying exploring our new environs. The North York Moors are close by, with Roseberry Topping being a key feature of the landscape. We are only seven miles from the coast and are living adjacent to a National Trust property, Ormesby Hall, with lots of lovely walks just minutes from our home.

I’m not sure yet of directions in retirement, but with 46 years of ministry behind me I’m taking the remainder of 2017 quietly. I pray every day for my former parishes.

One of the blessings of retirement is to be able to spend a little more time in prayer.

May God greatly bless you and yours and may you always know his love, peace and joy. I had the following words from St. Paul’s Letter to the Ephesians printed on my ordination card; they are a reminder that whatever our circumstances or condition we can trust God to work powerfully through us to his glory. “Glory be to Him whose power working in us can do infinitely more than we can ask or imagine” (3:20).

With renewed thanks for your kindness and support, Good wishes and many blessings, Peter.

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THE MONDAY CLUB Village Hall On 2nd October We can arrange transport.

If you have any questions please ring Mavis on 842321

"Noise complaints out of office hours" According to LCC's website the number has changed to 0113 395 0143 http://www.leeds.gov.uk/residents/Pages/Noise-nuisance.aspx "Noise that happens at night or at weekends/bank holidays: If the problem is noise outside of office hours, please ring 0113 395 0143. This is available from 6pm to 3:30am."

BRAMHAM READERS GROUP Next Meeting Monday 9th October in “The Swan” We will be discussing “The Liberation” by Kate Furnival Contact Marion 844191 or Jillian 844858

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BVH news October 2017

New Year’s Eve This might be disappointing news but the Village Hall Committee will NOT be organising a New Year’s Eve party this year. However, if anyone (or any group) would like to book the hall for their NYE party or as a fund-raising opportunity, please get in touch via the contact details shown below. The price will be the same as a Friday or Saturday night hire (£120 plus refundable deposit if booking from 5pm onwards).

Christmas Day Lunch The Village Hall plans to host a free Christmas lunch for Bramham residents who would otherwise spend Christmas alone (or with a carer). Perhaps you have a neighbour who lives alone and might not want to nominate themselves – you can nominate them. Further information can be found in, or with, this magazine.

We would also be grateful for donations of food (allotment owners to note) or gifts or help in general. To volunteer your time or for more information please email bramhamvh@outlook.com

Prices held for 4th year running!!

We are pleased that we were able to hold the hire charges at the same level as we have for the last three years. Please remember to book the hall early if you have a special event in 2018 – birthday parties, christenings, anniversaries, weddings. We have already taken several bookings for 2018.

Prices include a 3 hour £30 party package for children’s parties on Saturdays and Sundays for bookings between 11am and 5pm, plus some weekdays.

Friday and Saturday from nights from 5pm are £120 (plus a refundable deposit). The Village Hall Committee can (sometimes) provide a bar for your event at no additional cost to you. Disco lights and access to the sound PA system can be provided on request.

100 Club – just £10 per year with a chance to win £100 Thanks to all those who have renewed their 100 club membership, especially those who continue to pay be standing order.

If you would like to join the 100 club, or pay your 2017 annual amount of just £10, please get in touch with a committee member (details below). You could win £100. Be in it to win it!

The Village Hall can be booked by phone or text on 07398 244634 or by email on bramhamvillagehallbookings@gmail.com . Committee can be contacted via Stewart Gibson on 01937 845084 or Christine Dalton on 01937 849455, or by post via Bramham Village Hall, Church Hill, Bramham LS23 6QF. Find “Bramham Village hall” pages on Facebook or see www.thisisbramham.co.uk

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All are Welcome (Parents, Grandparents, Guardians and Nannies etc.)

At Bramham Village Hall Every Wednesday Time 10:00 till 11:30 Fee £2 per child 0-4 yrs.

Quality Toys; Craft Session; Fruit Snack; Story Time & Music and Movement.

Please Note: There is NO Session on 18th October.

25th October (School Holidays) Halloween Theme for Tots & Older Kids – Fancy Dress Optional.

Soft play area for Mums and Tots as normal.

All Enquiries to Linda Matthews Tel. 01937 541899 Run By Bramham Pavilion Committee

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GOLD GOLD GOLD GOLD A FOURTH GOLD FOR BRAMHAM IN BLOOM!!

The Award Ceremony for Yorkshire in Bloom took place on Tues 12th Sept at York Racecourse.

Bramham is in the Large Village category, which came up about an hour into the ceremony. As I waited by the side of the presentation platform I had no idea of our award until I saw it on the large screen…………Silver Award winners irst, then Silver Gilt …… and then …

BRAMHAM ………….. GOLD AWARD! I was delighted to accept on behalf of all our gardeners, volunteers, sponsors and residents of the whole village. I must say a huge thank you to my very supportive and hard-working committee.

The Judges’ comments were as follows:

Bramham Gold Award Comments by the Judges from the Summer Judging……............ “ We were met by the enthusiastic BIB group, the sun shone on your many themed loral displays. All the communal areas were well maintained and litter free. A committed group with lots of plans, they are always looking to improve and are very open to suggestions and there was evidence of the Spring Judges feedback had been accomplished such as Gill’s rockery, the physic garden and the des res wildlife hotel!

The new bug hotel is impressive and and especially with the involvement from the Brownies.

Continue building on the existing relationships with the school especially with the proposed ‘outdoor classroom’ project.

We endorse the change to some sustainable plants to balance with bedding plants.

The judges thought the BIB allotment and future plans for it’s use was commendable. Hope you are able to attract more new members and well done on your achievements.”

Additional comments from the Spring Judging……………”Bramham is a charming village of ancient origin. Many well maintained beds/borders/ troughs full of colour and very good plant quality and selection. This very high standard was also evident in the residents’ gardens and the numerous sponsor plaques, posters and promotion plaques showing that residents, local groups and businesses support BIB …...Continued on page 25

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and it’s aims. The work done on the cattle ramp bed, the Senior Citizen Garden and the new rockery demonstrate the all year planning and community commitment. The judges were impressed with Brook Babes creative learning schemes about nature and quality of the annual poster competition.

We congratulate all those involved for their warm welcome, commitment, hard work and dedication to the community.�

A very comprehensive, thoughtful and encouraging report on the work all of you offer to Branham in Bloom.

I feel that the Judges have said it all and all I need to do is echo their encouraging comments.

Thank you Bramham for making myself and my committee very proud.

Lynne Marshall Alison French Keith Howland Kate Pirie and Rochelle Page ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING TUESDAY 31st OCT. BRAMHAM PAVILION AT 7.15 PM. Our FOURTH GOLD AWARD this summer was a welcome accolade to the whole village; sponsors, gardeners, residents, litter pickers and supporters.

Please come along and bring any thoughts and suggestions to the meeting.

We hope to have a speaker who will entertain us with their gardening knowledge and be able to answer questions regarding the future of Bramham in Bloom.

More information available from Lynne Marshall. lynne1999wynrush@gmail.com

01937 844767

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Bramham the Village in Times Past We are often asked for a copy of this publication, if you happen to have a spare copy please can you let us have it. Reprinting is not an option due to copyright rules.

The Bramham Archive is available online www.historicbramham.org.uk

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THE YORKSHIRE COUNTRYWOMEN’S ASSOCIATION The next meeting will be on Wed.Oct.18th at 7.15 pm in the village hall.

Mr. Eric Songhurst will be giving an illustrated talk entitled "Where in the U.K."?

Visitors/new members will be most welcome.

Jean C

LOTHERTON HALL, ABERFORD YOUNG ARTISTS’ RECITAL Sunday 15th October 2017 At 2.00pm Emily-Grace Clifton - Viola Jason Lam - Piano Schubert – Arpeggione Sonata,D.821 Rebecca Clarke – Passacaglia on an Old English Tune Brahms – Sonata Op.120 No. 2 in E-flat Major Emily-Grace and Jason appear by kind permission of the Royal Northern College of Music, Manchester Followed by tea and cakes in the Servants’ Gallery Tickets to include tea, cakes and admission to the Hall £13.00 Concessions £11.50 Family (2 children and 2 adults) £20.00. Car parking is free with pre-booked tickets. Available from Wendy Shuttleworth, Lotherton Hall, Aberford, Leeds LS25 3EB. Cheques payable to Leeds City Council. Please enclose a SAE. Alternatively telephone 0113 378 2959.

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THIS ADVERTISING SPACE AVAILABLE FOR £70 FOR 12 MONTHS. We can try and include adverts at any time but prefer to have new adverts in September for further information please contact Paul Marshall 844767

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An Invitation to

A Harvest Celebration!

Sunday 8th October Harvest Festival All Saints’ Church 10.30 Bramham Village Hall 11.30 to 3pm Delicious home-made soup and cake Displays from Bramham in Bloom and the Allotments’ Associations Wonderful fresh local produce on sale!

Everyone welcome!

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Bramham Singing Group Singing with gusto in September and continuing on 3rd and 10th October. If you would like to join us come along and give it a try. £4 per session.

Lynne Marshall 844767

If you have a car and a li le me to spare then we’d love to hear from you….

The WiSE Transport Scheme provides a cost effec ve way for the over 60’s to get to appointments, meet friends and a end the wide variety of social ac vi es that the Wetherby area has to offer. With around 200 clients registered to use the service, we need addi onal volunteer drivers please. You won’t need to commit to specific mes or days so you’ll have lots of flexibility… do you think you could help?

In return for your me, we’ll cover the journey costs and you’ll be able to meet lovely local people and do something really meaningful in your community. To find out more please contact Bridget Tasker our WiSE Transport Coordinator by calling the WiSE office on 01937 222066. Alterna vely please email her at transport@w-ise.org.uk

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Graveyard Over the past few months several items have been placed on graves which are not allowed by the Diocesan Graveyard Regulations which govern this Saxon churchyard. An advisory list has been posted in the church notice board by the lychgate. We would be grateful if you would consult this and if in any doubt please remove the items or contact us if you have a question about anything.

Glass and other breakable items such as pots are not allowed and are a danger to anybody walking or working in the churchyard. We would ask you to remove all such items if you wish to keep them as we will be clearing anything like this from the middle of July onwards. In the meantime please do not put any broken glass or pottery in the dustbins as they represent a health and safety hazard.

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CHURCH SERVICES IN OCTOBER 2017 1st 8th 15th 22nd 29th

8.00AM Holy Communion at Boston Spa 10.00 am Holy Communion Bramham 8.00am Holy Communion Walton 10.30 am HARVEST FESTIVAL Bramham 8.00 am Boston Spa 10.00 am Celtic Communion Bramham 8.00am Holy Communion Bramham 10.00am Holy Communion Bramham 8.00am Holy Communion Boston Spa 10.00 Holy Communion Bramham

CHURCH OPEN DOOR SCHEME 2017-2018 For 25 years we have been running the Open Door Scheme and this has, in a small way, helped to pay some of the daily expenses for the Church, just to keep the door open.

The winners so far this year have been Nos 45, 52, 73 and 121 The first Draw for the 2017-2018 Draw will be after the Harvest Service in October. £10 per number. £100 four times each year and an extra £25 for the Christmas Draw in December.

Please contact Anne Palmer for details. 842850 Or you can send a BACS payment or a cheque made out to Bramham Village Church Council.

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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

Post Office

Monday—Friday 6.00—19.30

9.00—17.30

Saturday

9.00—12.30

7.00—19.30

Sunday and Bank Holidays 7.00—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

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MAGAZINE DETAILS Please send all articles to Anne Palmer by 14th October bramham.magazine@gmail.com or deliver to Anne at:- Old Coach House, Vicarage Lane, Bramham. The letter box is in the side wall of the garage. It is very helpful if you can keep the article to just one page.

CHRISTMAS CARD AND BOOK SALE The Pavilion Saturday 7th October The Saturday kitchen will be open as usual serving coffee, tea and bacon sandwiches

EVENTS IN BRAMHAM DURING OCTOBER 2017 2nd MONDAY CLUB — Village Hall 3rd & 10th Bramham Singing Group 4th Parish Council Meeting Pavilion 19:30 7th NSPCC Dunvant Male choir — Village Hall 7th Arthritis Christmas card and book sale —The Pavilion 9th BRAMHAM READERS GROUP The Swan 14th Diwali Delight Bramham Village Hall 18th YCA Village Hall 19:15 28th Spooktacular Village Hall 14:00 —16:00 31st Bramham in Bloom AGM Pavilion 19:15

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