The Chiddingfold Tipteerers Reality Show!
Sunday 27th December 2009
Press release
Afterwards - about !
PRESS RELEASE – 14/01/10
You can’t get any more 'real' than a live performance of the original
and traditional Chiddingfold Tipteerer's Play coming to a pub near you in
Chiddingfold again this Xmas! - - continue
Shed Burglaries - - Dear Residents,
Please be aware that several sheds and outbuilding in this area have been
broken into over the last few months, garden machinery and equipment have
been taken. Police are advising residents to be on their guard and report
any suspicious activities immediately, to report an incident or crime please
call Surrey Police on 0845 125 2222 or in an emergency dial 999
Crime prevention advice
- Securely lock and secure any sheds and outbuildings.
- Extra lighting - Garden lights and outside sensor lights
- Alarm systems or CCTV - Home fitted or professionally installed.
- Photograph and record details of garden machinery - record engine & chassis
numbers of garden machinery
- Secure garden gates and perimeter fences.
- Property mark valuable items.
- Be a good neighbour and keep your eye out for suspicious activities.
Many Thanks
PC Will DAVIES 2881
Haslemere Police Station
Neighbourhood Specialist Officer for Shottermill, Critchmere, Hindhead, Beacon
Hill & churt.
E-mail 2881@surrey.pnn.police.uk
Surrey Police 08451252222 Ex 3104
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Your Neighbourhood Team Haslemere, Grayswood & Chiddingfold Neighbourhood
Specialist Officers
champions of crime reduction and community reassurance.
Two hundred more police constables planned for Surrey
TWO hundred more visible police constables could be policing Surrey’s streets
as part of plans being developed by the Chief Constable to meet the demands
of local people. They will be used to increase the local neighbourhood policing
teams and add further numbers to the Operation Shield campaign, keeping
London criminals out of Surrey by fighting organised crime gangs who operate
across Force boundaries - - More
8 senior Members of Parliament attend the demonstration
in support of Gary
McKinnon at the Home Office
By fg on December 16, 2009 10:27 PM | 16 Comments
How much longer will the Labour government Ministers, and the Home Office
senior civil servants, continue to impose their ill thought out, Kafkaesque,
Extradition and Computer Misuse legislation and policies, both on Gary McKinnon,
and on all of the rest us in the United Kingdom ?
Computer hacker Gary McKinnon is mounting a fresh High Court challenge to
stop his extradition to the US.
BBC News 16:56 GMT, Thursday, 10 December 2009
Gary McKinnon is not indicted in the USA on anything to do with the
alleged "confidentiality and snoensitivity" of any information he
may have gleaned. There are espionage allegations, only unsubstantiated claims
of financial damage, not involving the theft of any money or goods.
If ,as he alleges, there were plenty of other hackers from around the world
invading the same systems at the same time, then half the crucial witnesses
and evidence such as United Kingdom Internet Service provider logfiles and
the computer he used, are here in the UK, not in the USA. These may or may
not prove that Gary was involved with one of the 97 systems at a particular
time, but none of that prima facie evidence has been tested in any court,
despite all the Extradition hearings and appeals.
Some of it would have been cross examined under the old extradition Act 1989,
which was in force when Gary was arrested in 2002., but the retrospectively
applied Extradition Act 2003 has prevented that.
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Free Gary
http://freegary.org.uk/
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What is Asperger Syndrone
National Autistc Society web-site
Chiddingfold Ex Services Men's Club
is now closed Reopens ? ?
,
and be demolished to make way for housing on the site, plus a much smaller
club … - - - -
- Click Here .
Chidd. Club
Things are moving at last
The Chiddingfold Archive
Chiddingfold Women’s Institute meets on the second Wednesday
of each month
in Chiddingfold Village Hall
2.30 pm to 4.30 pm
Visitors most welcome Contact: Rita Stevens
01428 68 2109
More Details
Wishes to announce
that its next exhibition on Chiddingfold Women's Institute
will now open on Saturday, September 12 at 10am until 4pm.
It will
also be open every Tuesday thereafter from 2-4pm
and First Saturday, of each month
The Banking House, The Green,
Chiddingfold,
Surrey GU8 4TU
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The Air Ambulance service in Kent, Surrey and Sussex costs around £ 3
million annually to stay airborne. Receiving no funding from the Government
or the National Lottery the charity is entirely dependent upon the generosity
of the public to support the two helicopters, based at Marden and Dunsfold.
Saving lives in road crashes BBC
News
http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/8421281.stm
Four or five times a day, anyone near the Royal London Hospital in the capital's
East End can hear the familiar clatter of a helicopter taking off from the
roof of the Accident and Emergency wing.
On board is likely to be Dr Gareth Davies, a consultant in emergency medicine
and pre-hospital care. Along with a paramedic, another doctor and two pilots,
London's distinctive red air ambulance will be flying to the scene of a serious
accident.
This could typically be someone who's fallen from a height, a child with
serious burns, or even the victim of a shooting. Mostly however, it is to
attend a serious road crash
As Surrey prepares to detox after the festive season, the Surrey Air Ambulance
is encouraging people to get out of their arm chairs, dust off the post Christmas
blues and to get fit in preparation for the British 10k London Run in July.
The life-saving charity has places available for people to run and every
entrant is encouraged to raise a minimum of £300 (three hundred pounds)
for the charity.
Two Surrey lads say their New Year resolution will bring them personal pain
for twelve months as they raise money to help the Surrey Air Ambulance save
lives.
25 year-old Steve Breslin from Clapham in London and 31 year-old Chris Hicks
from Ellison Way, Tongham near Guildford are planning on completing an extreme
set of personal challenges - one a month over the next year. The challenges
will see their personal fitness put to the test and they say often ‘taken
to the limit.
The doctors and paramedics of the Surrey Air Ambulance service are calling
on schools and businesses across the county to dig out their most outrageous
or funkiest footwear this Friday (Friday 25th September 2009) to help raise
funds for the charity for ’Funky Footwear Friday – all part of Air Ambulance
Week. Last year nearly one hundred schools, colleges and businesses
Sian Kearney is the first to say she is “lucky"to be alive",
in saying that she is certainly making the most of life, since the accident
that in her words, "could have been so much worse, if the Surrey Air Ambulance
hadn’ t arrived when it did".
… — an insulin dependent diabetic, suffered a hypo when her blood
sugars dropped very low and without warning.
… — It caused her to pass out at the wheel of her brand new car
and as a result she ploughed head on into a brick wall at 70 mph. When the
emergency services arrived Sian’ s car was on fire, both of her legs
were broken and she was unconscious. Sian had also sustained a fractured heel
bone
The life saving Air Ambulance service for Surrey took delivery of its new helicopter on Saturday.
The state of the art MD 902 Explorer is a sister helicopter to
the one based at Marden which serves Kent
and is fitted with the latest medical and electronic mapping equipment.
St Mary's school Chiddingfold received a special visitor on February 6th
after some 'Funky Fundraising'.
Funky Footwear Friday is a fun and unique way to raise money for the local
Air Ambulance. Every year as part of Air Ambulance week, local schools, businesses
and groups to put on their funkiest footwear, give a suggested donation of
a £1 and collect their 'Funky Button' badge. Participants can still
wear their full uniform, only their shoes are funky!
A. G. M. Meeting The meeting began with the usual formalities conducted
by the charity's Chairman, Tony Monteuuis and was followed by a presentation
covering a case study of the patient, by Doctor Zane Perkins. The patient,
Rob Horne had suffered multiple injuries in a serious road traffic crash.
The emergency services and doctor on the scene when the Air Ambulance landed
told the crew that they were probably too late.
The International Wine & Spirit Competition at Dunsfold Park held
a wine auction recently and raised over £4,000 for the Surrey Air Ambulance.
The company, who are neighbours of the life saving service, regularly see
the helicopter take off en route to serious medical emergencies throughout
Surrey
Acting Assistant Chief Constable Nick Wilkinson handed over the keys of a
Mercedes Estate to the Surrey Air Ambulance at a ceremony at the charity's
Dunsfold base last week.
…and finally
If you do run into debt problems, don't ignore them and hope they will go
away - they won't.
Get advice as early as possible. See the Citizens Advice website,
www.adviceguide.org.uk on how
to tackle debt, or contact Waverley CAB on 0844 848 7969 for free,
confidential, independent money advice.
www.adviceguide.org.uk
I've written many pieces in our Parish magazine about our bells;
at St Mary's Chiddingfold John.
By now I hope you appreciate that we have a very special legacy in these
bells, and I do hope that the village is a much better place for having
them. (It would be a very sad thing to NOT have them surely!)
However, I, and the other bell ringers, are mindful that our ringing is intrusive,
(loud).
Despite our best efforts, there are occasions when the music is not at it's
best, particularly when practice and learners are involved! Whilst we have some
sound-control, the sound of the bells does reach parts that other music does
not!
So I am asking the village, and anyone else affected, to let me know your views
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