FLOODS IN PAKISTAN - FUND RAISING FOR
SHELTER-BOX
Shurdington Scout Group's Successful
COFFEE MORNING with drinks, crepes and pancakes + a Cake Sale
on Saturday 28th August / Sunday 29th August
Millennium Hall, Shurdington Social Centre
Thanks to the few generous people who joined us
and others who couldn't but sent contributions
we raised a total of £138 - THANK YOU
(Funds raised will
be handed to
Shelter Box)
Watch these
amazing dolphins blow bubbles and play with them.
How intelligent are they?
St. Paul's Church Fete, Shurdington, 13th June 2010
An Album of
Photographs of a Village getting together
(and weren't we all lucky with the weather!)
Did you lose 3 keys? bunch of keys found
Church Lane junction with Bishop Road.
A Tribute to Family & Friends.
My 75th Surprise Birthday Celebrations in Shurdington.
Memories that will last forever.
A Superb booklet Written and
Published
by Pupils of Shurdington Primary school.
Download Booklet
in pdf format - Size 5mb - Also Echo report.
(Some of the pencilled wording has gone a bit faint for
scanning
There will be a transcript soon)
Children's Centre
Meetings - Millennium Hall,
Shurdington
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Staff from
Leckhampton Children's Centre now organise meetings for local families in
the Millennium Hall
every Friday morning & Thursday from 1pm to 2.30pm, working with the Health Visitor and
Preschool staff.
The
Thursday “Family Afternoon” is for children aged 0 to 5years 1pm to
2.30pm.
On
Fridays "Baby Club" will meet in the Link Room of the Social
Centre from 9.30am to 11am. Parents, and babies aged 0 to 12 months most welcome.
The Health
Visitor is there every 1st Thursday of the month for a baby
clinic and alongside this, and in the weeks between,
parents are welcome to come along, stay and play with their children aged
from 0-5 and can speak to them for signposting to any other services they
may need.
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SOME GUESTBOOK COMMENTS
Comments by Pauline on 30 September 2009
What a fantastic website. I have downloaded
some of the factsheets for a local skills day we are running. Many thanks
United Kingdom
Comments by Kathleen Duff on 05 July
2009
I googled "team challenges scouts and
found your web site. I am so impressed. We are a small scout group (45) in
Redcliffe, Queensland, Australia and have 21 scouts with only two leaders,
one older experienced leader and one new leader. My son is one of three
Patrol leaders and is struggling with a very young patrol so we are hunting
for fun Team challenges to make them work together, challenge each other.
Your site has given us some great programming ideas, thanks heaps - Australia
Comments by Iain Henderson on 31 May
2009
As a new Cub Leader/Scouter in Charge I
was quite apprehensive of organising my first camp for the boys. I knew what
I needed to do and your website resources have just made my life a whole lot
easier! Many thanks for making them available. YiS Iain - United Kingdom
Comments by John Kitching on 25 March
2009
What a brilliant website. I have just
started as AESL in Leeds and tripped over this while researching tracking. I
think I could build a full years' programming from this little lot. Well
done, thanks, and keep up the good work. I will be popping in to 'borrow'
some of your ideas from time to time. - United Kingdom
Comments by Richard Hindley on 17 March
2009
Great website! (stumbled across it) We
need a website designer like yours! Keep up the good work. Kind regards,
Richard. - United Kingdom
Comments by
Cayman Island Rovers 23rd
February
Round and round the world we go, and we keep coming back
to your website for information. Sorry you don't have Rovers anymore in your
village - they're great. Enjoy.
...makes it all worthwhile...
Some old photos of Shurdington kindly lent to
me by Margaret Williams
(Click on photo for a large picture)
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| A.46 facing
West by Church Lane |
The Bell inn
Public House - C1894 |
A.46 facing
East - note Cedar tree |
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Church Lane is on the right
by he children, and Yes! there was a third pub just there, called The
King's Head (thanks to Kevin Stubbs for the info.) |
Not sure of the date and who
the family is. Anyone can throw any light on the photo? |
Looking down towards
Cheltenham from the Cheeserollers side. Note the Cedar tree on the left
which is by Church Lane. |
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