Sundays Said Communion (1st, 2nd and 4th Sundays of the month) Family Communion on 1st Sunday, Parish Communion all other Sundays. Sunday Smilers (children 4-11) meets on 2nd & 4th Sundays. Informal Service (on 1st three Sundays of the month) Weekdays Wednesday - Service of Compline on Zoom Vicar of Lingfield and Dormansland The Reverend Ian Whitley Associate Vicar The Reverend Nigel Hinton St John's Vicarage, The Platt, Dormansland. RH7 6QU Benefice administrator - officelingfieldppchurch@gmail.com Centenary Room Bookings - Benefice Office 8.00am 10.00am 5.00pm 8.00pm 07961 382293 01342 832391 07756 664743 nigelk.hinton@gmail.com 01342 832021 01342 832021 Sunday Morning Service Minister Rev. Jacqueline Parson 10.30am dbcminster@gmail.com 07551 493418 Sunday Morning Service Father Jack Lusted 9.00am 01342 325705 Sunday Morning Meeting for Worship Please contact Tony Franklin (barandtony@aol.com) or Lesley Evans (lesleybcevans@gmail.com) if you’d like to attend. Resident Friend 9.45am 01342 832150 Worship at St. John’s www.stjohnsdormansland.org Email: info@stjohnsdormansland.org www.dormanslandbaptistchurch.org.uk Dormansland Baptist Church St Bernard’s Catholic Church, Lingfield www.claridgehousequaker.org.uk Claridge House Quaker Meeting
How time flies. It doesn’t seem possible that it was almost 9 years ago that I put pen to paper for my first letter to the ‘Village Voice’. In those days the publication was produced ‘in house’ in St John’s by a small team aided by a much From the Vicarage.... New Life larger set of villagers who distributed it around the village. The latter has not changed but following the sad death of Bob Charlton, who did so much in the village as well, it was apparent that a new production approach was needed. So, we took the large, and costly, step of getting the Village Voice professionally printed each month. The printing quality improvement was massive. There must be few, if any?, villages of our size in this country who manage to produce and distribute something of the standard of the Village Voice to almost every home within their parish boundaries. This is something we can all be proud of. Remember it remains our Village Magazine so please forward articles and suggestions to the Editor, Anne Robinson. Over the last 9 years I have written over 80 Village Voice reflections. This will be my last as I retire (again) in June. My final Sunday at St John’s will be on June 16th. It would be lovely to see many of you there at the 10am Service. It has been my privilege to get to know many of you over the years – at events in the church and in the wider community. Many were joyful, some were sad. I have officiated at far more funerals than weddings, with Christenings coming somewhere in between. On each occasion it has been my honour to be besides you at those precious times. As a village we all went through the dark Covid times together, when it was truly wonderful to see the response so many made to the needs of others around them. It is a strange fact that of all the funerals I have taken, only two were the direct result of Covid and one of those was long after the lockdowns was over. St John’s remains a church and place of quiet and reflection for all villagers – whether you have faith or not. The new garden area in the churchyard is already proving to have an important role in all this. We
live in a scenic area, Dormansland is a well kept secret, as is the beauty of the St John’s building. I have been so fortunate to spend time here and with Ros’s grave in the churchyard you may be sure that you will always be in my thoughts and prayers. St Paul spent several years of his missionary life in the city of Ephesus. When he left for the last time he left them some words. I leave them to you all. ‘Now I commend you to the care of God and to the message of his grace, which is able to build you up and give you the blessings God has for all his people.’ (Acts 20: 32 Good News Bible). May God bless you all. Nigel Hinton LAST TUESDAY OF THE MONTH 3.30-5PM ST JOHN'S CHURCH, DORMANSLAND IN THE CENTENARY ROOM. A SNACK IS PROVIDED. STORIES & ACTIVITIES WITH A BIBLICAL THEME FOR CHILDREN AGED 4-11 & THEIR PARENTS/CARERS Children must be accompanied by an adult Tuesday 25th June
The Village Voice is delivered monthly to every household in the Dormansland Parish by our great team of volunteers. We are in need of one or two more volunteers to make sure this continues so, if you can spare an hour once a month, please contact Roz Daly on 07732 711055 or email roz.daly2@btinternet.com Thank you.
The East Grinstead Art Society (EGAS) Our last meeting of the season will be on Wednesday 12th June and will be an acrylic demonstration by Elaine Almond entitled "An Introduction to Abstraction". It will be held in the Meridian Hall, East Grinstead from 2.00 to 4.00 pm and visitors are welcome for a fee of £5. Sandra Girling Programme Secretry
Dormansland Community Brunch! at Dormansland Baptist Church Everyone is welcome Please join us for delicious: bacon butties, croissants tea, coffee and seasonal specials 1st June, 6th July 3rd August & 7th September 9.30am-12.30pm First Saturday of each month A wealth of expertise on your doorstep Mike Walker DipPFS, Cert CII (MP&ER) At Chartham Financial Planning, our client’s best interest is at the heart of everything we do. We work with you to build a secure and prosperous future. We provide an experienced wealth management and financial planning service offering specialist independent advice in a wide range of areas including: Investment Planning Retirement Planning Inheritance Tax Planning Tel: 01342 891129 Email: mike@charthamfp.co.uk Website: charthamfp.co.uk Chartham Financial Planning Limited is an appointed representative of Best Practice IFA Group Limited which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority
Help us reduce food waste Dormansland Community Fridge Where? Dormansland Baptist Church ‘Barn’ 7 High Street, RH7 6PU. How! Please bring your own bags and only take what you can use. When? Monday 10am - 12pm Friday 10am - 12pm Who? Everyone is welcome to this service! We ask for a donation for the food you take. Farewell to Nigel! As publicised last month, Nigel is leaving us this month for his wellearned retirement. His final service will be on Sunday 16th June at 10.00am. The service will be followed by refreshments in the Centenary Room. Please join us. All welcome!
Meeting Up Together & Warm Hub! 4th June 18th June Centenary Room, St John’s 10am-12 noon. All welcome (1st & 3rd Tuesdays ) Dormansland Diamonds are still very much here for the community in these difficult times. If you need any help or support, please call or text Lisa in confidence on 07710 917427. Here to Help Lingfield Marathon Minibus. Upcoming shopping trips in June are: Friday 7th. East Grinstead, Sainsburys. Friday 14th. Oxted, Morrisons. Friday 21st. Tesco, 3 Bridges. Friday 28th. Crawley town centre. Please call Scott McDonald to book on 07710 269369, thanks.
Dormansland Parish Council On the 25th April the Annual Parish Assembly was held at the Dormansland Community Memorial Hall. The Annual Parish Assembly is an opportunity for members of the public to learn what activities the various organisations’ in the village carry out during the year. It is also an opportunity for residents to raise any issues with the Parish Council. We were delighted to welcome Mr and Mrs Vasey representing Fair Trade and they bought many goodies including chocolate, coffee, olive oil and dates to the meeting which were available for purchase. Fair Trade will be holding an event in mid-September at the Lingfield Community Centre so do watch out for further details. Bill Stevenson, Chairman of the RH7 history group entertained us with an informative and very interesting talk on the history of Dormansland. This included the Jutes, the Vikings, the areas of common land, iron smelting, a history of the two world wars, the coming of the railway, and the ‘nonconformist’ attitude of Dormansland residents. Bill and the history society will be bringing their latest exhibition to the Dormansland Community Memorial Hall later in the summer, do watch out for it. Cllr Richard Dandy led proceedings and a report was issued and can be found on the website show casing the village clubs and organisations’. If you are part of a club and want to be included in next year’s report please contact Jacqui, our Clerk. It was good to see so many residents present, including a past Parish Council Chair and there was plenty of time to chat and enjoy refreshments prepared by Cllr Cheryl Roux. Dates of upcoming Meetings: Full Council Meeting 5th June 2024 at 18.30 Full Council Meeting 3rd July 2024 at 18.30 Both meetings will be held at The Dormansland War Memorial Hall, Plough Road, Dormansland, Surrey RH7 6PS.
NEIGHBOURHOOD PLAN UPDATE: The Dormansland Neighbourhood Plan is in the process of being brought up to date by the Parish Council. As the District Council has now formally withdrawn its Local Plan 2033, it would be prudent for the area to have some additional planning policies in place to ensure the unique character of our area, its open spaces, and buildings of character, are protected with polices specifically for Dormansland. The planning consultants who produced the first draft of the neighbourhood plan, have been commissioned to produce a design guide, which has been partly funded by government grant funding. It will provide polices that will need to be followed by applicants to ensure their proposals are in keeping with the rural character of the area. In addition, the Parish Council are proposing to recommend some additions to the Tandridge List of Buildings of Character, as this provides additional planning protections as set out in the national legislation. It is for buildings which don’t quite meet the criteria for Listing by English Heritage but are important locally, architecturally, or historically, and are valued by the community. The working documents will be available for everyone to see through a link on the Dormansland Parish Council website and a public consultation will be provided for you to comment on later in the year, when they are finished. Jacqui O'Sullivan ParishClerk@dormansland.org.uk Parish Clerk. Tel. 07395 323456. Web. www.dormansland.org.uk Dormansland School PTA Summer Fair Wednesday 26th June 3-5pm keep your eyes peeled for more details
Watch Newsletter. Please remember these statistics are only as good as the information received so please report any crimes to ensure both an accurate reflection but also greater support from Surrey Policing for our village. Please consider joining the Neighbourhood Watch community as additional information is shared, providing guidance on how to secure your property, scams etc, which are all very useful. Contact me for more details. Clive Robinson (cliverobinson040@btinternet.com) One of your NeighbourHood Watch Co-ordinators Neighbourhood Watch Update NO CRIMES were reported in the four week period from 11th April to 8th May 2024 via the Tandridge Neighbourhood enter the village. The 3 trees at the crossroads of Mutton Hill/Station Road also help to give that area more interest along with the new bench. The older trees donated by villagers are settling in well and again give some lovely colour to those areas. Sadly, one tree in New Farthingdale is looking a bit sickly and may not survive but hopefully we can look to replace in the autumn along with the replacement tree on Moon Lane, which was flattened. If anyone has any ideas of locations for trees please get in touch Fiona French. Dormansland Tree Warden fiona.thompson@ft-property.co.uk Blooming Marvellous! I hope you agree it is so lovely to see the newly planted trees starting to blossom and grow. I particularly like the row of trees opposite The Plough which make quite a statement as you
The total amount raised for the men’s mental health charity was a staggering £1530! Thank you to everyone who supported us. Thanks also to friends who helped set up in the morning, helped with advertising and those who donated and propagated plants. We were asked at the sale if we took out expenses for compost, seeds and plug plants and the answer is no, every penny taken on the day is donated to the Charity. Cynthia Jones A Plant Sale held on 12th May for C.A.L.M. C.A.L.M. ( Campaign Against Living Miserably ) is a men’s mental health and suicide prevention charity. The unpalatable truth is that suicide is the leading cause of death in men under the age of 50. Their helpline number is 0800 58 58 58
A reminder to new and experienced artists. Time to think about what exhibits you are going to enter into the Lingfield Art Exhibition which is held in the October half term. It's never too early to get those brushes and pencils out to start that masterpiece! Brenda Gilbey Lingfield Art Association committee Calling New and Experienced Artists
LET’S GET TOGETHER, A HISTORY OF CLUBS AND SOCIAL ORGANISATIONS IN OUR AREA SATURDAY 1ST JUNE 1-5PM SUNDAY 2ND JUNE 10AM- 4PM DORMANSLAND WAR MEMORIAL HALL present our 2024 exhibition
We are so excited for this full-on, interactive film making workshop followed by a red carpet event award ceremony and film premiere. The workshop will run from 5th August to 9th August. Your young person will spend every day 10am-5pm where they will create, act, produce, manage & be completely involved in making their very own film. It is a busy, exciting week and the red carpet event just reminds our young people how amazing they are. We have limited places and we also have some supported places so if you would like your 11-17 year old to do something fun and exciting please let us know is and register your interest. Lunch is not provided but there is fruit, biscuits and juice available throughout the day free of charge. The cost per person is £135. We will require a £50 non refundable deposit. To take a look at the film made by last year’s attendees, simply search for ‘Lingfield Youth Hub’ on YouTube. To book places or to get more info, please email us at lingfieldyouthhub24@gmail.com INTERACTIVE FILM MAKING WORKSHOP FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
25th June
THE RETURN OF A DORMANSLAND CARNIVAL FAVOURITE! Many older residents in Dormansland may recall the days when the local carnival had a Carnival Queen, a marching Brass Band, a tug of war competition (between neighbouring pubs and public services) and a rather difficult horse to ride called Betsy. Slowly but surely these regular attractions have disappeared or been replaced, well that is until now …. as Betsy has been found! Betsy is a unique and very popular attraction - a revolving horse, made by Ford Manor carpenter Fritz Parkes who lived in Ford Manor Cottages in Hollow Lane. His wife Win was especially well known, a lifelong resident of the village she worked in the post office from leaving school to when she retired. Sadly, Betsy disappeared from our village many years ago – loaned to another village close by she never returned. Well that is until now! She was offered back to the Carnival earlier this year and the committee are glad to have Betsy back nearly as good as new. Following a quick tidy-up and a lick of paint, and all decked out in this year’s Sci Fi theme, our revolving horse will be making her return appearance. Do you dare to try and ride her! However, Besty certainly hasn’t been idle during her time away and indeed has quite a story to tell. After years in storage and general decay, an ex-Dormansland resident (who works for British Airways (BA)) agreed to take Betsy on. The rotating mechanism (that makes up her middle section) was broken so Saturday 13th July from 1pm Sci-Fi
Colin Gane (a now retired BA Engineer experienced in composite repairs and cabin refurbishment) brought her back to full working order, and decked her out in BA carpet livery. Renamed Dobbin, our trusty horse has spent the past 10 years raising money for charity:- The BA corporate charity ‘Flying Start’ raising funds for Comic Relief Has been involved in special fund raising events in the BA hangar at London Gatwick (LGW) – e.g. Blind cricket, with that red nose! Has supported the siblings of children registered with Chestnut Tree House Children’s Hospice, all decked out in tinsel. Appeared at the Hickstead Arena Polo where Dobbin raised funds for ‘Dreamflight’ which supports young children across the UK aged between 8 and 14, all of whom either have a serious illness or disability. Each year in October the charity works with British Airways to take these children on a truly memorable holiday. Many of the children that flew to Florida have never experienced a holiday or even a trip abroad before due to the complexities involved with their illnesses. Hickstead Royal International Horse Show. Once again raising funds for ‘Dreamflight’. Here celebrities, and their children, joined in the fun! Alistair Stewart’s son (the ITV News Reader), Shane Breen’s children (a top International Show Jumper), Charlie Dimmock with Tameeka (one of the Dreamflighters) and many more. However, with storage once again proving a problem, Dobbin was offered back to the Dormansland Carnival who are extremely happy to welcome him home.
We think he/she must be around 60 years old, but if you know better then please get in touch at the address below! And if you have any historical pictures we would really love to see them. We Need Your Bright Ideas! And to mark this third (rather Dr Who) regeneration we are looking for a new name, so can you help? Entries should be submitted in writing - placed in the box at the foot of Dobbin on Carnival Day - and do remember to include your name, age and contact details, along with a brief description of how/why you have chosen the name so we can get in touch/credit the winner. We look forward to seeing as many people as possible try to ride this trusty steed at Carnival again. All funds raised go to support local groups and associations, and anyone who is successful will have that added satisfaction of joining an elite group of people who have managed to get across! Welcome home Betsy/Dobbin! Gilly Pollock on behalf of Dormansland Carnival Committee Email: dormanslandcarnival@gmail.com Find us on the web: www.dormanslandcarnival.org; on Facebook and Instagram Photos accredited to Clare Pettingell .
Build your child’s confidence with one-to-one, in person maths tuition Arrange a half-price taster session 07410 207694 eastgrinsteadmaths@gmail.com Charlotte Anderson Is your child troubled by trigonometry? Or quaking over equations? BA (Hons) Cantab; enhanced DBS checked Dormansland Tennis Club is seeking new members. Our club offers coaching and is represented in both the Weald and Surrey leagues and we welcome players of all standards. We have two floodlit courts and our membership prices are lower than all other clubs in the area. www.dormanslandtennisclub.co.uk
Dormans Evening WI “DEWI” www.dewi.chessck.co.uk 1964 to 2024 Our May meeting was taken up with a discussion on the WI National Resolution "Dental Health Matters" and the arguments were debated for and against this. Our delegate was then given a mandate to vote on our behalf at the NFWI's Annual Meeting to be held at the Royal Albert Hall in June. After business, the game Room 101 was played and members put forward their suggestions for entry – these included road signs which are either badly situated and those left behind long after the work has taken place. Many adverts were included plus makeover programmes which leave the recipients with possible future challenges. Our new programme continues to be eventful and fun with clubs, walks, talks, lunches and outings so come along and meet our friendly members as a warm welcome awaits you on the second Thursday of each month at 7.30pm in the Parish Room, Dormansland. Barbara Jones Prayer Time Every Friday 4-5pm in St Andrew’s chapel, St John’s. Feel free to join for all or part of the time. Sunday 9th & 23rd June. 10-11.15am During the 10am service at St John's. We look forward to seeing you! Now 2nd & 4th Sundays of each month.
Dementia 1st provide Day Care services for people with dementia at Lingfield & Dormansland Community Centre, every Monday 10am until 4pm. Please telephone 01883 818310 to book your free taster session! On the first Monday of the month join our singing group: 10:30 for refreshments, 11am - 12pm for singing (£5 per person, carer goes free). info@dementiafirst.org.uk www.dementiafirst.org.uk Follow us on Facebook & Twitter: @dementia1st Registered Charity No. 1172242 Registered Address: The Byre, Pendell Road, Bletchingley, Surrey RH1 4QH
To celebrate its Diamond Anniversary Tandridge Photographic Society is holding a free exhibition of printed and digital images on Saturday 20th July 10am – 4pm at Oxted Community Hall. Photography, literally “shaping light” is the art of freezing time that transcends mere images - it captures emotions, stories, and truths. Through the lens, photographers paint with light, composing narratives that can inspire, provoke reflection, or maybe amuse. Tandridge Photographic Society (TPS) has been helping its members create images with impact for 60 years. Formed in 1963 in Caterham as Caterham Community Camera Club, it became Tandridge Photographic Society in 1999. After about 50 years in Caterham, the meetings moved to Over 60 years the technology of photography has developed dramatically from film to digital, from the darkroom process to computer editing. Yet the art of photography has remained constant – to tell a story, generate an emotion, ask a question or capture light and colour in a way that draws the viewer in. Godstone & more recently to Oxted, with c70 members. The aim is to help all members enjoy and improve their photographic skills – whether beginner, enthusiast or expert. The exhibition will showcase the recent work of its members across all genres – wildlife or portrait, landscape or street, abstract or still life there is something for everyone. You can also see some of its members’ images and find out more at www.tandridgeps.org.uk or contacting chair@vtps.org.uk Chris Fenton. Chair.
At the YWI Dormansland this month, we opened our doors to the ladies of Dormansland to join us for a First Aid educational session, led by a volunteer from St Johns Ambulance, and his ever-obliging assistant Resuscitation Annie. Did you know that in addition to dialling 999 in an Emergency, you can also use 112 anywhere in Europe, or that 911 works in the real world as well as in the movies?! The most important things that we learnt: in an emergency situation, call for Emergency help and give them as much information as possible about your location, co-opt a helper where possible, talk to the patient, ask them questions, make them comfortable and keep them calm and don’t be afraid of a defibrillator unit – inside they have pictures that show you what to do, plus once you switch the unit on, it talks to you and guides you through each step as required. Dormansland is fortunate to have several units located around the village At our next meeting on 11th June, we will be having our Annual Ramble. This will start from Dormansland and will end up at a local hostelry where liquid refreshment, and maybe even some chips, will be available. A fair reward for all that walking effort! Meanwhile, the Sole Sisters have been out and about a couple of times ending up at the DBC Community Brunch for awesome ‘build-yourown’ muffins, and The Old House at Home for coffee. Another group also enjoyed a slightly slower paced, but very beautiful, stroll around the Bluebell Walk at Heaven Park, again followed by hot drinks and some gorgeous cakes. Is anyone else spotting a pattern here…? Our full meeting schedule and more information about our subgroups (which are exclusive and free to all members) are available on our website. The YWI Dormansland meets at the Parish Rooms, The Platt,
Dormansland at 8PM - 9.45PM usually on the 2nd Tuesday of the month and we always welcome new members. If you are interested in becoming a member, or would like more information, please drop us a line at the email address below. If you have not been a member before your first meeting is free. Nikkii Harris on behalf of YWI Dormansland. EMAIL: infoywidormansland@surreyfedwi.org.uk WEBSITE: www.ywidormansland.org.uk FOLLOW US ON Twitter, Instagram, Facebook @ywidormansland Tuesdays. 7-9pm St. Swithun’s Parish Office St. Swithun’s Church, St. Swithun’s Close East Grinstead, RH19 3BB Meeting outside the Lingfield Community Centre for a 30 minutes to walk and talk. Led by life coach Laura offering you free support. Learn mindfulness techniques. Explore the award winning nature reserve FREE - just come along, no commitment. Each week term time only. Departure at 1pm. For more info contact Laura on 07957712128 or talkthinkgrow@gmail.com Follow @TalkThinkGrow on Facebook and Instagram Women's Wellbeing Walks Mondays at 1pm (term time only )
Every Tuesday Lingfield table Tennis Social Club Victoria Club, Lingfield. 7-6.30pm. Wednesday 5th June. 1.30-3pm Vintage Messy at the Lingfield & Dormansland Community Centre. Saturday 29th June. from 12.30pm A free, simple lunch is offered at St Bernard's church, Lingfield Wednesday 19th June. 1.30-3pm Support group for parents/carers for those with epilepsy and/or learning difficulties. St Peter & St Paul's church, Lingfield. Saturday 15th June. 10am-1.30pm Repair Cafe Forest Row. At the Community Centre In Hartfield Road. breathing life back into broken items and gadgets Every Wednesday For secondary school age youngsters. Lingfield Primary School. 4-6.30pm. More dates for your diaries & don't forgets! Saturday 1st June. Breakfast Hub at SS Peter & Paul church, Lingfield. Bacon rolls etc. 9-10.30am. Saturday 8th June. 10am-1.30pm Repair Cafe East Grinstead. At Glen Vue Community Hub In Station Road. breathing life back into broken items and gadgets
Please Support The Village Voice Annie Robinson editor@dormanslandvillagevoice.co.uk From the Editor..... Copy date for the July/August edition is Monday 17thJune. I’d love to hear about your clubs and events, and please let me know if you have any ideas for feature articles. I look forward to hearing from you. If you are able and would like to support the cost of bringing this magazine to your door and ensuring we all stay connected, please scan this QR code to make a donation. Alternately, email the editor, or call St John's Treasurer, David for details of other ways to contribute, thanks. The views, opinions and updates published in this magazine are those of the content authors and do not necessarily reflect or represent the views and opinions held by the Village Voice. We do our best to check facts wherever possible. What is going on!? As I write, the sun is shining, we’ve finally managed to cut our grass & Crystal Palace are not just winning games, they’re romping all over top Premier League clubs! This is so amazing but also slightly unsettling! We’re certainly ‘Glad All Over’ in our household and June brings us the Euros - a good month for football lovers, not so much if you’re not a fan and your normal TV viewing will be ravaged :/ don’t be lonely. There will always be a friendly welcome awaiting you. Also, at the time of writing, it’s just been Mental Health Awareness Week and, with that in mind, I’ve tried to included some local opportunities to find support. Please remember that we have great free pop-in’s offered by St John’s, Dormansland Baptist church & Claridge House so please
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Messy Church Church Flowers Sewing Classes Parish Room Bookings Christian Aid Co-ordinator Urban Saints (Baptist Church) Advertising Manager 96 West St, Dormansland, RH7 6QT Printers: En-route Tennis Club Child Protection and Safety Officers Riding for the Disabled South-East Water Emergency Number (24/7) Little Chums Pre School & Forest School YWI Dormansland Churchwardens at St John’s Mr Ray Daines Gatewood,Blackberry Road, Felcourt, RH19 2GH Clive Cobby 15 Beacon Hill,Dormansland, Lingfield, RH7 6RQ Pim Ball Situation vacant. Please contact Nigel if you can help. John Wykes www.dormanslandtennisclub.co.uk Nikkii Harris/Annie Robinson www.ywidormansland.org.uk infoywidormansland@surreyfedwi.org.uk Julie Duggan www.littlechums.com Parish Treasurer & Envelope Scheme Recorder Deerpark, London Road, Felbridge, RH19 2RA Mrs Josien Yates Mrs Anne van Vliet Mrs Rosemary Williams Mrs Susan Calamassi Mrs Roz Daly roz.daly2@btinternet.com www.en-route.co.uk David Jackson dbcurbansaints@gmail.com Cynthia Jones mysewinglessons@gmail.com Village Voice Editor Anne Robinson editor@dormanslandvillagevoice.co.uk 01342 894900 07732 711055 07798 823115 07929 878563 01342 832159 01342 833183 01342 834225 01342 833703 01342 832391 07801 741739 01342 833627 01342 870358 07798 823115 07849 308762 01342 314738 01342 859015 01342 870426 0333 000 0365 David Jessup david.jessup4@gmail.com Tanzen Academy (Dance Lessons) kathy@tanzenacademy.co.uk 07894 116254 Front cover photograph Varous scarecrows from previous years.
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