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How can that be? I feel like this year has simply flown by, faster than ever, in my mind it’s about March!

I decided last year, that I would get all my all Christmas shopping done by 1st December this year, needless to say, that

Surrey Libraries and Brooklands Radio have been looking for people in Surrey who are brilliant at reading aloud. We’ve received nomina?ons from people acrossdidn’t Surrey, happen! created And our shortlist and invited our shortlist nominees to send in a recording of them reading aloud.

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Now we need you to choose the 2019 winner of the Surrey Reading Aloud compe==on.

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Visit surreycc.gov.uk/libraries or brooklandsradio.co.uk from 8 November to listen local toCafé the events; lovely we have Christmas in Seasons © The Lightbox Baby Snow Owls © The Lightbox shortlist recordings and vote for your favourite by Sunday 8 December. Tune into Brooklands Radio on 24 December to hear the winner of the Surrey Reading my favourite Aloud 2019 compe??on reading aloud a special Christmas Eve story.

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Riverhouse Barn Gardening with Auntie Planty What’s Cooking? Tax Assist Q&A Crossword Puzzle Sudoku & Digi-Search Elmbridge Volunteers Music Matters Car Review What’s On in December Weybridge Library Puzzle Solutions Church Services Useful Numbers Advertisers’ Index

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our pages so I hope you find something of interest. One of being ‘Glow 2019’ at RHS Wisley Gardens. This

event promises to dazzle you with giant botanical inspired light installations. The enchanting trail is themed around the four seasons and should provide a wonderful winter outing. I am hoping to visit myself at some point in December, tickets are selling fast so I’d recommend that you book sooner rather than later to avoid disappointment. See page 18 for details. Wishing you all a wonderfully festive month, we will be back

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in the new year as we enter our sixteenth year in print!

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WEYBRIDGE YOUTH CLUB ITY GEM REOPENS WEYBRIDGE COMMUN Longstanding and once vibrant Weybridge youth club is back in the hands of the local community and ready to open again on Friday 8th November to young people aged 13-17 living in the local area. The club is fully kitted out and will be offering a wide range of activities such as pool, music, sports and a variety of other sessions guaranteed to bring interest and excitement to club nights. Open from 6.45pm – 8.45pm every Friday night at the cost of just £1.00 a week the club will also have a tuck shop providing soft drinks, healthy food and some favourite treats. Surrey Clubs for Young People (SCYP) has been providing support to get the club open for business. However, SCYP is hoping to find more members of the local community to volunteer at the club; “Whilst we provide youth workers at the club and a safe place for young people to meet, we need volunteers to provide positive role models. If we want young people to become active and giving members of their communities, it is up to those communities to show them how.” Says Joyce Quinell, SCYP Chief Officer.

Club organisers hope that the club can reengage with the wider community whist providing a place for young people to chill out with friends and have access to exciting and challenging opportunities that will support them to develop into active and confident young adults. SCYP provides friendly and engaging volunteer training through a supported process and welcomes the opportunity to chat with people who may want to volunteer. They can do this by getting in touch with Matthew, on 07899 727 080 or by email at volunteering@scyp.co.uk.

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If you’re thinking of decorating your house this year with the fabulous poinsettia, here are a few things to remember to prevent the plant from sulking and dropping its leaves well before Christmas The poinsettia (Euphorbia pulcherrima) is also called the Mexican flame leaf, and if you give this colourful plant the care that it demands, it’ll remain looking great long beyond Christmas. Possibly the most important piece of advice I can give you is, before you leave the shop, make sure that you protect the plant well. A howling gale in the car park, or a blast of cold air as you step outside, will guarantee that the plant will be in a grouch long before you get it home. Take a cardboard box or a large roomy bag with you to transport your poinsettia home. Or, insist that the plant is well wrapped up before you venture outside. Choose its position very carefully. It’ll need at least six hours of indirect sunlight each day, to ensure it retains those brightly coloured bracts - they’re not flowers -those are little buds in the centre of the plant. If direct sun cannot be avoided, then you should diffuse the light with a shade or a sheer curtain. Try and maintain an even room heat of around 20 deg C (68 F) and make sure that the plant is not sitting in a howling draught. Wait until the compost feels almost dry before watering. Misting the leaves frequently will be appreciated,

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especially if the plant is in a centrally heated room. And do take care when handling the plant as the sap can give you a skin rash. There’s a way to get your poinsettia to produce it colour for next Christmas, but be warned it’s quite fiddly. The first principle is to understand that the poinsettia is a short day plant, and it’s only when the daylight falls below 12 hours that it will even start thinking about producing those coloured bracts and clusters of flowers. In March, cut the plant back to around half and keep it well fed and watered until September. Here’s where the fun begins. You’ll need to provide it with complete blackout - I suggest into a cardboard box with a cover and a find a space in the cupboard under the stairs. Every day for the next eight to ten weeks, dutifully place the plant in its blackout state for at least 16 hours a day, bringing it out into the daylight for the remaining eight. By the beginning of December, you can release it for 24 hour brilliance fingers crossed! Valerie McBride Munro is a chartered horticulturist. As Auntie Planty she offers gardening problem solving sessions in your own garden. www.auntieplanty.co.uk © 2019 Valerie McBride-Munro

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MAKING YOUR MONEY

WORK HARDER. Elaine & Keith Jones run the Weybridge office of TaxAssist Accountants. Each issue, Elaine provides advice on recent change in tax law, or addresses a topical financial issue.

Can I pay my tax bill through my PAYE tax code?

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I am employed but I have some selfemployed income on which I pay tax. How do I get my self-assessment tax collected through my PAYE tax code? To have your self-assessment tax collected through your PAYE tax code the following need to apply: · You must owe less than £3,000 on your tax

bill · You must already pay tax through PAYE, e.g. you are an employee or you receive a company pension You are not able to have your tax bill paid through your PAYE tax code if the following apply: · You do not have enough PAYE income for the tax to be collected · You would be paying more than 50% of your PAYE income in tax · You would end up paying more than twice as much tax as you normally do In order to get your tax coded out you will need to have your paper tax return submitted by 31st October or your online tax return submitted by 30th December following the end of the tax year.

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RHS Garden Wisley transforms into a winter wonderland once more this festive season with its Glow 2019 light spectacular, returning from 7 December 2019 to 5 January 2020. Visitors will become enchanted by giant botanicalinspired illuminations as they follow the twinkling trail around the Garden. Now in its fifth year, the trail will take in a brand new route starting at the newly opened Welcome building. The light trail will then guide visitors through the seasons with colour themes and well-known favourites to discover, such as daffodils in spring, gladioli in summer, leaves in autumn and hellebores in winter. Some of Wisley’s iconic trees will also be illuminated along the route to showcase their beauty and form in a new light. A must-see along the paved route is the magnificent Glasshouse that will radiate vibrant colours. Step inside to discover the Enchanted Botanical Christmas

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display (on from 6 December 2019 to 5 January 2020), featuring festive plants and magical animals – with a hint of steampunk. The creative display will feature an enchanted poinsettia production line that grows these colourful Christmas presents. Due to popular demand a priority booking system will be in place again for 2019, and all visitors must book a time slot in advance of their visit. Glow 2019 opens from 4-8pm (last entry at 7pm) daily between 7 December 2019 and 5 January 2020, excluding 24-26 December 2019 when there will be no Glow event. To enhance the festive experience, a selection of Christmas chalets will be selling artisan food and drink products inside the Garden. These will be open from 7-23 December 2019. Wisley, Woking, Surrey, GU23 6QB. 01483 224234 www.rhs.org.uk/wisley.

“When I knew we were going to be resettled in the UK I felt like I could relax for the first time. My daughters would have a future and be safe.” The global refugee crisis is the most significant humanitarian crisis of our generation. More than 65.3 million people are displaced worldwide. Millions of these refugees are Syrian families, forced to flee their homes during 8 years of war. Many end up in refugee camps with little hope for their families’ future. Abdul lived in a refugee camp in Jordan with his family before being resettled to the UK last year. “We had quite a few problems in Jordan,” he explains. “It was hard to have a life there.” He came to the UK with his wife and three daughters (aged 7, 11 and 13) under the Government’s Syrian Vulnerable Person Resettlement scheme (SVPR) and was settled in Elmbridge. “[When we got here] it immediately felt safe, quiet and peaceful. Our neighbours are very kind, and people have been good to us.” Elmbridge CAN is a local charity working with the Council to resettle refugee families in the community. We help find properties. We furnish homes and we provide ongoing support to the families through our incredible team of volunteers. “When we moved in we needed furniture and [Elmbridge CAN] supported us with this,” says Abdul. “They showed me how to sign up for English

lessons too – although my youngest daughter is fluent now and corrects me all the time! I can definitely say I have friends in Elmbridge CAN now.” Together we’ve supported six families under this scheme and we’re hoping to welcome nine more over the next year. But to do this we need to find suitable homes to rent. “The people the SVPR scheme helps are in a desperate situation,” explains Alex, a local landlord who’s renting a home to one of the families. “This was an opportunity to welcome them into our community here in Molesey and give them some support. We wanted them to feel welcomed.” If you want to help a family like Abdul’s, please visit www.elmbridgecan.org.uk/let-yourproperty to find out how you can support our property appeal. Please note: the names in this story have been changed to protect the identities of the people we support.

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VOLUNTEERING OPPORTUNITIES December 2019/ January 2020

Can you help a Parkinson’s Support Group?

You will support group leaders in running activities such as chair based exercises, discussions, singing, games and quizzes. Mondays from 10.30am – 2.30pm

As a family you can support someone locally to you.

A local Hospice are looking for families who want to make a real commitment to supporting a person nearing the end of life through age or illness. Full training and ongoing support provided.

Domestic Abuse Support Volunteers Wanted.

A local Citizens Advice are looking for nonjudgemental, empathetic good listeners to offer 1:1 support by accompanying clients to appointments e.g. solicitors, housing and court attendance. Full training and on going support provided.

Art & Craft Workshop on Wednesday afternoons.

Music MAT T E RS FESTIVE FUN QUESTIONS: 1. A hit for Mike Oldfield is “In Dulci Jubilo”. What does this translate to in English? 2. Who wrote Slade’s perennial hit “Merry Christmas Everybody”? 3. Who wrote “For unto us a child is born”? 4.Who goes “Rockin’ around the Christmas tree” every year? 5. In the “Twelve days of Christmas” how many Lords a Leaping are there?

To assist the facilitator of a local charity supporting adults with learning difficulties in running the group. This involves supporting the members both in a group setting and one to one and to share their own interests and talents with arts and crafts.

6. Which Micahel Jackson song was a Christmas No 1 in 1995?

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8. Who’s Christmas hit is “Gaudete”?

A custody cell can be a traumatic place for a vulnerable adult or young person. Can you offer vital support when they need the most? Full training and ongoing support provided (Next training planned for beginning of February 2020). Long term commitment required.

INTERESTED IN ANY OF THOSE ROLES?

To book an appointment: Call us on: 01372 463 587 Email: contact@csva.co.uk www.centralsurreyvoluntaryaction.co.uk

7. Who gets the song writing credits for Band Aid’s “Do they know it’s Christmas”? 9. In the Christmas song “It’s beginning to look like Christmas” who hopes to get a pair of hopalong boots and a pistol that shoots”? 10. Who sung about a “Funky New Year”? Take it Easy with David Smith on Surrey Hills Community Radio every Wednesday 5pm - 7pm. PUZZLE SOLUTIONS PAGE 31

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LEXUS RX CAR REVIEW BY TED MACAULEY

It is big in Japan, a top seller in America and it is looking all set to monopolise the fiercely competitive UK market for luxurious and large SUVs. That’s the refurbed, refreshed and reliable Lexus RX; It is a promisingly successful blend of petrol and electric for efficiency and reasonable fuel economy and all achieved in the utmost comfort. Okay, it may be relatively pricey, but for anybody with a few quid to spare and a requirement to enjoy miles of luxurious accompaniment, the RX fits the bill. Lexus, launched by Japanese car moguls Toyota 30-odd years ago and in its fifth generation, is right now, a niche player in the UK market, battling with the respectable likes of the Audi Q7, the Volvo XC90 and the Range Rover Sport, all dominant forces to be reckoned with. Since its arrival on the UK scene in 1990 more than 200,000 RX’s have hit the British market, 16,000 this year - and they aim on its upcoming re-launch early next year to smash their own record. I can see it happening. Such is the obvious care taken by the astute brains behind the scenes and the evidential fine result for their effort. They tell me that since its original launch in 1998, the revolutionary Lexus RX SUV has sold more than three million models. And I’d bet there’s not been one complaint... So what is it like? According to which of its three trim levels you fancy, the RX, F Sport or Takumi, the flexible five or slightly longer seven seater is a whizzbang

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at 4.00pm. A short service with songs, a story and discussion, followed by hot-dogs in the church hall. Alternative food available. www.stjamesweybridge.org.uk

Sunday 1st DECEMBER

Museum Shop Sunday at Brooklands Museum, Brooklands Rd, Weybridge KT13 0SL from 10am - 4pm. We’re one of over 450 museum shops worldwide offering a unique way to blitz your Christmas shopping. Get ahead of the crowds & shop Brooklands Museum’s collection of gifts, perfect for everyone on your list. Jam packed with motoring & aviation books, DVDs, toys, games, memorabilia, vintage posters & gifts. www.brooklandsmuseum.com.

Monday 2nd DECEMBER

Mince Pie Morning at Headway House, North Road, GU2 9PU from 10.30am - 12.30pm. Mince pies, cake, tea, coffee, gifts and raffle. www.headwaysurrey.org 01483 455225

Weds 4th

Elmbridge U3a, Monthly Meeting at Claygate Village Hall, Church Road KT10 0JP from 2.00pm. Membership Secretary 0208 979 2737 or members@elmbridgeu3a.org

(1st Weds monthly)

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Friday 6th (weekly)

Saturday 7th DECEMBER

Walton & Weybridge AOS present Made in Dagenham, at The Cecil Hepworth Playhouse, Hepworth Way, KT12 1AU. Made in Dagenham is a musical based on the award-winning movie about Rita O’Grady & the Ford Dagenham Machinists & their struggle for equal rights & equal pay. Performed by local singers, actors & dancers, this show is just the right thing to have a great evening out this December! Tickets available online at www.wwaos.org.uk/made-in-dagenham or 0845 519 6242 Hersham Village Market, open every Friday from 10.30am - 12noon in All Saints Church Hall. If you’re looking to buy local food that’s delicious & fresh, high quality hand crafted gifts, or home grown plants, then you really should visit us! www.hershamvillagemarket.org.uk Walton Voices present “A Winter’s Night” with new compositions, old favourites and traditional carols at St Paul’s Church, Church Road, East Molesey KT8 9DR from 7pm. Raising money for Lifelites a charity which gives life-limited & disabled children in hospices opportunities they wouldn’t otherwise have, through the magic of assistive technology. Tickets: £13 in advance, £15 otd, u6s free. info@waltonvoices.co.uk or www.waltonvoices.co.uk.

If there’s an event in January that you’d like mentioned, please contact Ros (details on p.3) before Monday 9th December 2019.

7th - 8th DECEMBER

Father Christmas comes to Claremont Gardens, Portsmouth Rd, Esher KT10 9JG from 10.30am - 3.30pm. Father Christmas has taken time out of his busy schedule to visit Claremont this Christmas. Tickets: £15. Please see the important booking info online: www.nationaltrust.org.uk/claremont-landscape-garden/whats-on.

7th DEC 5th JAN 2020

RHS Garden Wisley transforms into a winter wonderland once more this festive season with its Glow 2019 light spectacular, returning from 7 Dec - 5 Jan 2020, 4-8pm, last entry 7pm. Pre-booking is essential. Be dazzled by giant botanical-inspired light installations and see Wisley’s iconic trees & features all aglow. www.rhs.org.uk/gardens/wisley/whats-on

Friday 13th DECEMBER

Weybridge Male Voice Choir Christmas Concert at St James Church, Church Lane, Weybridge KT13 8DN at 7.30pm.With St James School Choir. Retiring Collection for Princess Alice Hospice. Tickets £12 each, 01252 326514 / www.weybridgemvc.org.uk or tickets@weybridgemvc.org.uk

Friday 13th DECEMBER

Scouts, Guides and Cadets: Twilight Opening at Brooklands Museum, Brooklands Rd, Weybridge KT13 0SL from 6pm - 9pm. The Factory at Night: Brooklands Museum Twilight Opening. For Scouts, Guides and Cadets and their adults. Pre-booking by group leaders required. To book phone 01932 857381 ext 257 or email bookings@ brooklandsmuseum.com. For more information visit www.brooklandsmuseum.com.

Saturday 14th DECEMBER

Winter Wonderland Gingerbread House adult workshop with Jacqui Kelly at The Lightbox, Chobham Road, Woking, GU21 4AA from 10.30am - 1.00pm. She will teach you all the decorating tips & techniques to enable you to take this family favourite to the next level over the holidays. Pre-booking required. For more info please visit thelightbox.org.uk.

Tuesday 17th (monthly)

Tuesday Tree Walk - Autumn Walk at Claremont Gardens, Portsmouth Rd, Esher KT10 9JG from 11am - 12.30pm. Join our expert tree guide Hilary for a guided walk around Claremont. www.nationaltrust.org.uk/claremont-landscape-garden/whats-on

SAVE THE DATE in January Weds 1st JANUARY 20

New Year’s Day Classic Gathering at Brooklands Museum, Brooklands Rd, Weybridge KT13 0SL from 9am - 4pm. With over 1,000 vehicles expected, live music and a winter barbeque and other additional food outlets, there will be something for everybody amongst the vast and diverse displays of classics all descending on Brooklands to kick start 2020 in style. For more information visit www.brooklandsmuseum.com.

Thursday 9th JANUARY 20

Motorcycle legends Talk: Carl Fogarty at Brooklands Museum, Brooklands Rd, Weybridge KT13 0SL from 7.30pm - 9.30pm. Not only is Carl Fogarty a demon on the track but he is also a King of the Jungle! However his racing career on the track is also extraordinary. He is one of the most successful Superbike racers of all time chalking up 59 victories & 4 World Superbike Championships. For more information visit www.brooklandsmuseum.com.

Friday 10th JANUARY 20

Winter Walk and Talk - Familiar Favourite at RHS Garden Wisley, Wisley Lane, Surrey GU23 6QB from 1pm - 3pm. Not everything in the garden is sleeping in winter. Join Wisley’s enthusiastic Curatorial Team on a walk & talk around the garden. Please come prepared with suitable footwear and clothing. www.rhs.org.uk/gardens/wisley/whats-on

All entries appear on a first come, first served basis. Details of the above event are correct at time of print.

ALL OUR YESTERDAYS Tuesday 19th November at 2.30pm

MESSAGE IN A BOTTLE You live alone and you’ve an accident. A 30had minute service

of favourite hymns readings followed by teaabout and The paramedics have and arrived and are asking questions your medication, emergency contacts, your medical conditions, cakes and a chance to socialize. your doctor’s name and address and many other personal details.

If you arehad living with Dementia Wouldn’t it be much easier if you this information already documented and kept safe where the paramedics knew to look? If you are a carer

The Lions Clubs International has come up with a simple scheme called “ Message in a Bottle” which is designed to encourage people to keep their personal and medical details on a standard form and in a common location – the fridge. As the name suggests, your personal information is kept in this small plastic bottle. The bottle has a push-fit lid and is big enough to hold the necessary information. The bottle is then kept in the fridge, where the emergency services will expect to look for it in the event of being called to your home. They will be alerted to your membership of the scheme by two “green cross” labels which you will find with the form in the bottle. One label should be attached to the back of your front door, or the door most used to access your home, and the second is attached to the door of your fridge. The information you need to provide is quite straightforward and the form has space for a passport sized photograph. In addition, it is also suggested that you include your repeat prescription list as this information is of great value to the ambulance service. There is no cost to you as the costs of running the scheme are borne by your local Lions Clubs. You can usually find the bottles at your doctor’s surgery, chemists, community centre and local church. Whilst this scheme is focused on the more vulnerable people in our community, anyone can have an accident at home, so this scheme can be of benefit to anyone – including you.

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This is the event you’ve been looking for and we look forward to seeing you.

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Inspiration!

The Stresstive Season I know, I know, but I just couldn’t resist it. For me, the Festive Season is about being with family and friends - happy faces, twinkly lights, special food, connection. What does it mean for you? Close your eyes and imagine your perfect Christmas. Now be aware of the feelings that image evokes, and what Christmas often turns into for you. I love being with people I care about and making loved-ones happy with gifts they’ll enjoy. I love the special atmosphere that Christmas decorations create. And sharing good food with family and friends is one of life’s great pleasures. But that’s as far as it goes. I’m not too concerned about doing it perfectly, because I know the cost of attaining that perfection can be very high and striving for it can become more important than the reasons for doing the things in the first place. Yet many of us do strive for perfection at any cost, and then Christmas = Stress. Preoccupation with how we, our homes and the food looks to our guests can often take the pleasure out of actually being with them. Here’s the thing. There’s nothing wrong with wanting our home and table to be looking great when our guests arrive, nor with going to all the trouble of making the decorations and food ourselves from scratch, if that gives us joy. But if going to such lengths creates feelings of stress and resentment instead, and we can’t wait for it all to be over, maybe it’s time to check out why we’re doing it. We spend increasing sums of money and time looking for the perfect gifts in order to give happiness, but how long will that happiness last? Studies show that even lottery winners return to their former levels of happiness, sometimes in as little as a month. So if winning the lottery won’t cut it, what chance do our

presents stand? The trouble with material gifts is that after the novelty wears off, they become ‘ordinary’. Researchers have found that people enjoy greater wellbeing and value from life experiences than from material things. Their memory lives on. The perfect Christmas doesn’t exist. Mine does, for me. And yours can for you, if you think it through. If putting on a feast for 20 with all the trimmings gives you joy, go for it. If you’d like to escape to a desert island but your extended family wants to visit, maybe you could negotiate dates to allow for some alonetime, shared responsibilities for food and decorations, and a cap on gift values. This year my perfect Christmas will be in Australia, celebrating the birth of another special baby, my son’s first child.

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VITAL FUNDING TO HELP IMPROVE THE LIVES OF ELMBRIDGE RESIDENTS Play equipment for a town centre, outdoor play and learning space, extension of a hall for community use and a defibrillator - just some of the recent projects awarded funding through Elmbridge’s Community Infrastructure Fund. The Community Infrastructure Fund (CIL) allows Elmbridge Borough Council to raise funds through borough development to help pay for the physical infrastructure needed to mitigate the impacts of new development. The bulk of the money raised goes towards strategic borough wide schemes such as highway schemes, permanent school expansions or flood works. However, as part of the process, the council also allocates a portion of these funds to be spent locally on smaller infrastructure schemes that are required in the communities where development took place. The council has formed area committees known as Local Spending Boards where local Councillors decide on how these local CIL funds will be allocated. In the case of Claygate, the local proportion of CIL funds will be passed directly to the Parish Council. The definition of infrastructure is broad and includes: • roads and other transport infrastructure • flood defences • schools and other educational facilities • medical facilities • sporting and recreational facilities • open spaces Cllr Karen Randolph, Portfolio Holder for Planning Services is a keen advocate of the CIL process and is delighted that local groups have benefitted from the funding: “In this latest round of CIL funding, it was great to see such a diversity of projects being supported by the council. Working in partnership with schools, charities and other non-profit organisations CIL can provide vital funding to help improve the lives of the people of Elmbridge.” A sample of some of the projects supported through the local CIL funding are listed below: • Sunbury and Walton Sea Cadets building for the future • St James Church of England Primary School toilet and cloakroom upgrade • Cardinal Newman Catholic Primary school hall extension • Patient participation group defibrillator • Hinchley Wood Primary School playground upgrade • Chatterbus ticketing machine upgrade “The CIL funding has made such a big difference and we are hugely appreciative of the support given to us. We are now progressing the training centre project, which will provide an important place for young people across the community”, says Mrs Cramp, Chairman, Sunbury and Walton Sea Cadets The next application period for CIL funding, for 2020-2021, is anticipated to open in February 2020, with the boards being held in June and early July 2020. Please visit https://www.elmbridge.gov.uk/planning/ community-infrastructure-levy-cil-funding for more information.

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Painting Our World In Silver

Silver get-togethers are monthly groups bringing retired people together to take part in engaging crafts and activities at a cost of ÂŁ2 per person.

Christmas Crafting Party

Wednesday 4th December 10am - 12 noon Enjoy a mince pie whilst making a festive Christmas stocking. Father Christmas will be popping in and the children from St Georgeâ&#x20AC;&#x2122;s School will be coming along to sing our favourite Christmas Carols. All welcome! Village Hall, Whiteley Village, Octagon Road, Hersham, Surrey KT12 4EG For more information, please contact: lisa@silvercharity.org or call 01932 953262

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SURREY READING ALOUD 2019

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SUNDAY SERVICES - DECEMBER 2019 Reverend Folli Olokose: vicar@oatlandschurch.org.uk / 01932 840077 Parish Office : parishoffice@stmaryoatlands.org.uk /01932 231274 / www.oatlandschurch.org.uk Oatlands Ave, Weybridge KT13 9TS Sunday 1st December 8am Holy Communion Service 10am ‘Alive at Ten’ Service (followed by refreshments) 4.30pm Promenade Youth & Junior Choir concert joined by the Year 5 children of Ashley School A Concert of Festive and Seasonal Music. joined by the Year 5 children of Ashley School. The programme will include The Reluctant Dragon by John Rutter & many carols and other seasonal music. Entry £5. Concessions £3 Weds 4th & 5th December 6pm Cleves School Carol Service Saturday 7th December 2.30pm - 4pm Making Christingles in the Church Hall. Please join us. All items provided. Sunday 8th December 8am Holy Communion Service 10am Holy Communion Service (followed by refreshments) 4pm Christingle Service (followed by refreshments) Monday 9th December 6pm Danesfield Manor School Carol Service Wednesday 11th December 10.30am Walton Leigh School Carol Service (from 10am for Refreshments in church hall) Sunday 15th December 8am Holy Communion Service 10am Holy Communion Service

(followed by refreshments) 4pm Family Praise service followed by a hot light tea in hall afterwards Wednesday 18th December 12.30 - 2.30pm ‘Adult Colouring’ group & ‘Knitting Club’ Tea & coffee provided. Please bring your own sandwiches.

Fellowship, Curry & Conversation. Please contact the Parish Office for further details. Small charges apply to cover cost. Sunday 29th December 8am Holy Communion Service 10am Holy Communion Service (followed by refreshments)

Meeting Point - A friendly social lunch group for retired people in the local community. 3rd Dec Coach trip to Winchester Friday 20th December Cathedral & Christmas market. Friday Fusion - Every Third Friday 13th Dec Christmas Lunch at of the month 7-9pm Brooklands Catering College Games, Food, Music £2per child. (Charges apply for both events) Laura - childrenandfamilies@ Please contact the Parish Office. oatlandschurch.org.uk or call 07881 786309 for more info or to book Every Thursday a place (except 12th Dec - Church halls in use as Polling Station) Sunday 22nd December 9.30-10am Morning Prayer 8am Holy Communion Service 10.30am Holy Communion Service 10am Holy Communion Service (followed by refreshments) (followed by refreshments) 6pm Festival of Nine Lessons SMART Mother & Toddler Group and Carols (by candlelight) (December meetings will be on 3rd, 10th & 17th) Tuesday 24th December 10-11.30am No waiting list or 4pm Crib Service joining fee. Just turn up & have 11pm Midnight Holy Communion fun (with refreshments) £2 per family. Service Not Just Sunday’s Group Wednesday 25th December (Event dates vary monthly) 8am Said Communion A social group open to everyone. 10am Sung Holy Communion For more information contact Liz Davies mandedavies@gmail.com Friday 27th December 01932-225584 or visit 7.30pm ‘Men’s Curry & Chatter’ www.oatlandschurch.org.uk in the Church Hall. A time of Thursday 19th December 5.30pm Oatlands School Carol Service

useful numbers Boots the Chemist ....................01932 842 738 POLICE To report local incidents ......................... 101 TRAVEL DENTISTS Surrey Bus Services .................01483 506919 Oatlands Dental Lounge ...........01932 858686 Train information .....................0845 748 4950 Weybridge Dental Practice .......01932 853556 National Rail Enquiries .............0845 748 4950 Portmore Dental Office ...........01932 809360 Salters & Salters Dental ...........01932 849999 SCHOOLS Weybridge Orthodontics ..........01932 831825 Cleves School ...........................01932 224 300 Heathside School .....................01932 846 162 VILLAGE HALLS Manby Lodge Infants School ....01932 851 848 Oatlands Village Hall ................01932 843 488 Oatlands Infant School .............01932 843 990 Weybridge Hall ........................01932 254 750 St Charles Borromeo Catholic Primary School The Parish Centre .....................01932 856 399 ................................................. 01932 842 617 St James’ Church of England Primary School COUNCILS & SERVICE .................................................01932 851 762 Elmbridge Borough Council ... 01372 474474 St George’s College Junior School .. 01932 839 400 Surrey County Council ...........08456 009 009 St George’s College ...................01932 839 300 Library Services ....................... 0300 200 1001 St George’s Nursery ................01932 839437 Elmbridge Museum ................. 01372 474 568 Brooklands College ..................01932 797 700 Citizens’ Advice Bureau ...........01932 248 660 Weybridge Children’s Centre ....01932 820106 Weybridge Comm Ass ...weybridgesociety.org.uk Weybridge Samaritans ..............01932 844 444 CHURCHES Weybridge Neighbourhood Watch ....01932 830 033 St James’ Anglican Parish Church ..01932 856 399 Voluntary Action Elmbridge ......01372 463 587 United Reformed Church .......01932 841 382 The Church of St Mary Oatlands 01932 231 274 VETERINARY SURGEONS Weybridge Veterinary Centre ...01932 855 856 Christ The Prince of Peace Catholic Church St George’s Veterinary Centre ...01932 858 890 .................................................01932 842 643 Weybridge Methodist Church ...01932 342 093 North West Surrey Synagogue ...01932 855 400 MEDICAL Weybridge Medical Centre ........01932 504 450 Christian Science Church .........01932 225 097 St Peter’s Hospital Chertsey ......01932 872 000 Wey Christian Fellowship.........07775 732 924 Royal Surrey Hospital ................01483 464 002 Non-emergency NHS Help .......................... 111 BANKS HSBC ......................................03457 404 404 Natwest ....................................03457 888 444 CHEMISTS Lloyds pharmacy .......................01932 854 224 Lloyds ......................................0845 3000 000 Church Pharmacy .....................01932 842 632 Barclays ....................................0845 7555 555 Oatlands Park Pharmacy ...........01932 842 171 Santander .................................0845 7654 321 Looklocal Magazine - December 2019 33

advertisers’ index All our Yesterdays......................................................26

Marks Plastering........................................................15

Ashford Kitchens.........................................................7

Meejana Lebanese Restaurant....................................17

Boardman Gelly & Co................................................9

Music Matters...........................................................21

Bruce’s Doggy Day Care..............................................9

Out on a Limb..........................................................23

Car Review................................................................22

Painting Our World Silver.........................................29

Chips Away...............................................................23

RHS Wisley - Glow...................................................18

Claremont Fan Court School....................................36

Riverhouse Barn Arts Centre.......................................8

D & S Landscaping Ltd............................................17

Rose’s Gardening.......................................................13

Double Glazing Repairs Glen Hudson......................15

SAS Roofing & Building...........................................31

Dream Doors............................................................35

Sonia – Coaching with Inspiration............................27

Elmbridge CAN........................................................19

Sunrise Senior Living................................................11

Elmbridge Volunteer Centre......................................21

Tax Assist..................................................................14

Furniture & Fireplaces..............................................13

Waitrose Recipe.........................................................12

Gardening with Aunty Planty....................................10

Weybridge Library.....................................................30

Guillaumes LLP Solicitors...........................................6 Hanging Space............................................................5 House of Surrey...........................................................2

Mailboxes etc............................................................20

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