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Saturday 20 June 2015

New Under 8s Players Wanted - Upchurch Colts FC


Upchurch Colts FC are looking for NEW under 8s (year 2) players
for the new season.

If you are interested please contact Rob Croome on: 07909 688456
or Email: robcroome@sky.com

Sponsored by Kent Trade Frames Ltd - www.kent-tradeframes.co.uk

Rob Croome
Chairman - Upchurch Colts FC
Website: www.upchurchcoltsfc.co.uk
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Kent & Medway Civilian Military Partnership - Online Survey

Councillor Gerry Lewin
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Tuesday 16 June 2015

Road Closure - Windmill Hill


Windmill Hill will be closed for 4 days from Monday the 20th of July for work to patch the road and repaint the white lines. This can only be done under closure.

Otterham Quay Lane will be closed between the junctions with Lower Rainham Road and Horsham Lane, with no through access during closures.


Due to the nature of these works, it is unlikely the road can be re-opened outside the working hours, except on the evening of Tuesday 21st July when the road will be re-opened due to the overnight closure of nearby Breach Lane.


Access to Beckenham Park will be maintained from one or other direction, as signposted on site.


All other access will be maintained whenever it is safe to do so, but there are likely to be some delays and certain times when this is not possible, for safety reasons.

These works are weather dependent, and if adverse conditions prevent them going ahead on the planned dates shown, revised dates will be notified and signposted on site.



The alternative route is via Otterham Quay Lane, A2 London Road, Oak Lane and
Horsham Lane.
Once Chalkwell are made aware of the exact times and location of the closure they will put notices out on their vehicles to advise their customers.

It's likely they will get to the Three Sisters Public House from Rainham then travel up Otterham Quay Lane and into Upchurch via Oak Lane then continue the route as normal, with the same working in reverse.

We are still waiting to hear back from Travelmasters regarding changes to the School Bus service during the closure.

Upchurch Matters
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Monday 8 June 2015

Experienced Bar / Waiting Staff Required - Upchurch River Valley Golf Course

EXPERIENCED BAR / WAITING
STAFF REQUIRED

FOR OUR BUSY POOLSIDE BAR 

15 HOURS PER WEEK WORKED OVER 7 DAY ROTA INC. EVENINGS & WEEKENDS

FOR FURTHER DETAILS & APPLICATIONS PLEASE TELEPHONE:
01634 360626 OR ASK AT THE POOLSIDE BAR


Upchurch River Valley Golf Course
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Upchurch 50 Years ago in June 1965 by David Wood

The month began with Swale Borough Council giving permission for land development at Otterham Quay but only for wharfage purposes and not for building. The previous four years had seen a significant increase in house building with three private housing estates appearing in the village. This had caused mixed feelings amongst parishioners about further construction.

Mr J Clark wanted to develop the Otterham Quay area but the council refused. They also turned down a request for street lighting at Drakes Close. More discussion took place regarding lighting at the junction of Oak Lane and the A2 which had been an issue for some time but with little progress being made. Parish clerk Aubrey Smith even visited the Ministry of Transport to get permission but failed.

In social affairs Linda Ellis from Plantation Cottages became Miss Upchurch at the annual competition and dance in the village hall while Linda Boakes from Chaffes Lane and Catherine Dubont became her attendants. Meanwhile, Carol Edmonds (now Carol Boakes) from Holywell became Upchurch Carnival Queen and Angela Gooding from Ham Green and Annette Devont became her attendants for the carnival due to take place in August. Other entertainment in May included three one act comedies staged by ‘The Upstarts’ in the village hall.

In sporting affairs Upchurch Cricket Club enjoyed a successful month with victories against Kent Farm Institute, Detling, Borden and Minster. Although the matches were generally low scoring Don Diffey hit 62 against Kent Farm Institute while bowler Alan Twist took 5-37 against Borden and Len Harris 5-23 against Minster. The club continued to play at their Poot Lane ground where Ted Tress umpired, John Brunning did the scoring while Mary Barden, Mrs Porter and Evelyn Veale usually prepared the teas.

During the long summer evenings large groups of boys played football on the recreation ground with regulars including Peter and Lawrence Duncalf, David Wood, Dave Diddams, Michael ‘Tich’ Parker, Chris Ballard, Mick Kearns, Bob and Philip Gregory and Derek Wraight with Peter and Brian Boakes sometimes joining in. The youths who hung around the village centre outside the Infant’s School were sometimes recruited by Eric Gransden to clear sheep droppings from the cricket ground for a fee of 6d each.

At other village organisations members of Upchurch Women’s Institute listened to a talk given by Miss Degan about diet and how this controls a person’s health and temper. During the same evening members voted to retain ‘The Lord’s Prayer’ and sing ‘Jerusalem’ at future meetings.

As today crime periodically occurred in the village and in June 1965 Florence Crittenden’s house at Plantation Cottages got broken into and an eternity ring and money were stolen. The burglar stole £25 which Mrs Crittenden had saved for the Spastics lighthouse organisation and this caused widespread local condemnation.

In agricultural affairs Gore Farm went up for sale but it had to be withdrawn from the auction in Sittingbourne because the price fell too low. With a starting price at £30, 000 for 152 acres of land and a restored farmhouse the price fell to £22, 000. Edward Vinson & Son Ltd from Faversham eventually became the new owners while Mike Blee arrived as the farm manager. He later bought the farm in 1977.

In church affairs Mrs Wraight decided to retire as the church cleaner but her husband Ernie continued as verger and maintained the new churchyard. Miss Orchard finished as the church organist and her position was taken over by Mrs Bodley-Scott on Sunday mornings and Mrs Ryder midweek. Meanwhile, church services were conducted by Reverend Bradshaw with a full congregation attending most Sunday mornings.

The only recorded marriages of the month involved Kay Latter from Drakes Close and John Price from Chatham and Georgine Bateman from Oak Lane and Tim Long from Higham. The funeral of Harry Bass from Drakes Close also took place at the church to end a fairly typical month in the village.


About David
David Wood was born and raised in Upchurch and is able to write from personal experience about many people and aspects of the village and of changes that have taken place over the years making ‘Memories of Upchurch’ a very readable book and a detailed historical study of the village. David's book ‘Memories of Upchurch’ is available direct from David at: david3702001@yahoo.co.uk or from us here at Upchurch Matters. Price £12 + £3.50 postage and packing.

David Wood
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Sunday 7 June 2015

Kent Musical Theatre Society Barn Dance at Upchurch Village Hall

We will be joined by Ralph Liddell who will be leading us through the dances.

Tickets can be purchased on the door or reserved by
Email from: paul-g-@hotmail.co.uk
or by Calling / Texting: 07769 343239.

We would encourage guests to reserve their Tickets in advance as we have
a limited capacity for the event.

Paul Gostling
Kent Musical Theatre Society
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Upchurch Village Fete Day 2015 - Latest Schedule of Events

Upchurch Village Fete Committee
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Upchurch Parish Council - Casual Vacancy for a Councillor


Two casual vacancies have arisen on the Parish Council. Electors have the opportunity to request an election if they wish. If 10 or more electors write to me with this request, in the next fourteen working days, then an election must take place. I would deem this time limit to have expired by Thursday 30th June 2015. 

After this time, the Parish Council is free to co-opt two Councillors. Therefore, anyone interested in coming on to the Council should apply in writing to the Clerk as soon as possible. The qualifications are that you should be a European national, at least 18 years old, an elector and living within three miles of the parish for 12 months or someone with land or a primary place of business in the parish.

Julia Cura
Clerk to the Parish Council
43 Woodside
Rainham
Kent
ME8 0PL

Tel: 01634 363906
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Upchurch Parish Council Report - June 2015



The monthly Meeting of the Parish Council took place on Thursday 4th June at the Village Hall where 5 Councillors were present and 3 members of the public.

Minutes of the meeting held on 14th May 2015 – There were no amendments to the minutes and it was proposed by Cllr Rose and seconded by Cllr Denny that they be accepted as a true record. All agreed.
Public TimeVillage Centre – A resident raised concerns regarding the untidiness of the Village Centre with regards to overgrown grass and rubbish outside of the Co-op. It was agreed that the Clerk contact KCC to request that the grass be cut and also that she contact the Co-op to request that they address the issues with litter. Planning - A resident enquired as to what the Parish Councils response would be to the Horsham Lane Garage application. Cllr Tucker advised that the Council had submitted their response in time for the 28th May deadline and had objected strongly to the application. Concerns were also raised with regards to the Jubilee Fields application and the fact that the contractors had given residents the impression that Swale Planning were backing the application at a recent event laid on by Clarendon’s. Cllr Tucker responded that the Parish Council had also been given that impression and that the Clerk had therefore contracted Swale Planning and was awaiting a response and that any information received will be uploaded to the Parish Council website. Burial Ground– A resident enquired as to what Phase 2 is in the Council’s recent Burial Ground update. Cllr Tucker advised that Phase 2 will be the Clerk contacting the plot owners whose graves are currently unkempt and non-compliant in order to start the process of tidying the Burial Ground.  
Declarations of Interest – Cllr Lewin declared a Disclosable Pecuniary Interest in the Defibrillator.
Correspondence – Planting in Upchurch – Following a letter received by the Clerk from a resident regarding the lack of flowers in and around Upchurch the Clerk reported that she had discussed the situation with both KCC and SBC both of which were willing to help. It was agreed that further discussion was needed with regards to ownership of certain areas of land and whether residents and the School may want to be involved with planting. Parking at Village Fete - A resident had contacted the Clerk regarding concerns with parking on the Recreation Ground during the Village Fete. The Clerk had responded to the resident to assure them that as in previous years the parking would be very well supervised.
Planning – 15/503300/FULL – 2 Horsham Lane, Upchurch – The Council strongly objected to this application due to the fact that no consideration had been given to the conditions on the previous application, parking is limited, the use of black stained boarding would be out of character with the surrounding area and there is no evidence of input from the Conservation Officer or Kent Heritage. 15/503784/FULL – Gore Pumping Station – As this application is to improve the quality of water in Upchurch the Council could see no reason to object to this application as long as during construction heavy vehicular access is mindful of potential impact on the busy A2.
Other Planning Matters – 15/501944/FULL- Jubilee Fields– Cllr Arnold is to draft a letter for the Clerk to send to Southern Water with regards to the impact on the already unreliable sewage system in and around the Village that an application of this size will have. 15/500247/FULL – Greenacres, Holywell Lane - Cllr Lewin reported that the Greenacres application will go before Swale Planning Committee on 11th June 2015.
Finance A discussion took place regarding the claiming of basic allowances and expenses for Councillors. It was agreed that the Councillors could claim out of office expenses such as travel costs. As the Council had not had an election it was agreed that the allocation of the election money from last year’s precept should be further discussed at the next Council meeting.
Defibrillator – The Clerk advised that she had received a cheque from the W.I in order to purchase a defibrillator for Upchurch. The W.I are donating this as their 100 year celebration. Cllr Tucker reported that the W.I were still looking into appropriate sites for the defibrillator to be placed and would be continuing to raise funds in order to donate to the Council towards the maintenance of the defibrillator and electricity costs.
Bus Shelter – Cllr Tucker reported that Cllr Masson has made excellent progress with the Bus Shelter proposal and has met with the Conservation Officer in order to obtain quotes for the appropriate type of shelter for the Village and the site that it should be placed. The Clerk has submitted a pre-planning meeting request with Swale Planning and Cllr Masson has contacted Cllr Mike Baldock with regards to a possible grant toward the shelter. There will be a pre-planning meeting arranged with residents to discuss the proposal in the future.
APM 2016 – The date was set for 21st April 2016.
Casual Vacancies – The Council currently has two casual vacancies which the Clerk has advertised on the Parish noticeboards.
Recreation Ground – Support Posts – Cllr Denny reported that two support posts near the new fence had been damaged and would be removed.
Paddock – Play Equipment - Cllr Arnold advised that the new parts had been fitted to the play equipment.  The Clerk reported that the Annual Inspection of the play equipment would take place in July.
Burial Ground and Churchyard – Cllr Tucker  reported that during a recent meeting with the Churchwardens concerns had been raised regarding the erosion of the wall and fence joining the Churchyard and the Village Hall. The Churchwardens had also reported that the ashes plots in the Churchyard were still under discussion with the Diocese and due to the size of the quotes received to place a pathway through the Churchyard it had been decided that the most uneven parts would be addressed first at less or no cost. St Mary’s Church Clock – The Clerk reported that the Annual service is due in August and will be arranged in order that Cllr Masson can be present.
Highways – Cllr Arnold reported that five street lights had been repaired. Road Markings – Cllr Tucker asked that Cllr Arnold contact Highways to request that the hedges be cut back on Windmill Hill before new road markings were applied. Cllr Arnold reported that he had still not received a date for the closure of Windmill Hill for repairs. Parking outside School – Cllr Lewin reported that the Enforcement Officers are looking into the parking situation outside of the school.
Other Matters not yet arising – Burial Ground – Cllr Tucker reported that following a meeting at the Burial Ground a resident had suggested that a charitable fund be set up in order to assist with the maintenance over the coming years. Cllr Tucker advised that this would be considered for the future. Horsham Garage – Cllr Lewin reported that the Enforcement Officers are having difficulty contacting the garage owners.

There will be no monthly meeting in July. The next meeting will take place on 6th August 2015 at 7:30pm in the Village Hall.

Please note the full Minutes from the Meeting can be seen on the Upchurch Parish Council website.
Julia Cura, Clerk to the Parish Council.
Tel: 01634 363906
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Wednesday 3 June 2015

Tuesday 2 June 2015

Upchurch Twinning Group - AGM


Upchurch is twinned with the Commune of
Ferques, Pas de Calais, France.

You are invited to join us at our Annual General Meeting on Thursday the 11th of June at Holywell School Hall, commencing at 7:30pm.

We look forward to meeting you there! As an incentive we are offering a glass or two of wine, with a few nibbles, after the meeting.

Why not come and join us?

You can find out more about Upchurch Twinning Group at the link here ☞ http://bit.ly/1Q2dfN7

Ann Harman Secretary
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Monday 1 June 2015

Upchurch Best Kept Garden 2015 - Update


All gardens in the Parish that can be viewed from the front of your home will judged on or about Saturday 18th July.

The judging takes place without interviews with the occupants – so if you are shopping or on holiday you garden will still be judged!

Prizes are awarded for:-
Firstly a garden which is predominately growing flowers,
secondly a garden which is mixture of flowers, trees and or shrubs,
and
Finally for those with only a small or no front garden the judges will assess any hanging baskets or flower troughs.
The Overall Winner will look after the Barbara Webb Memorial Rose Bowl for one year.

Prizes for the above will be presented at the Upchurch Horticultural Society Show during early September in the Village Hall.

This year the prizes are sponsored by the Upchurch Parish Council and Helena Sait of Radiance.

Helena is an Image and Colour consultant and is offering a Gift Experience Certificate for a Full 1-1 Colour Analysis at her company Radiance by Helena as a prize this year (Value £85.00).

For further information look up: www.radiancebyhelena.co.uk

Gerry Lewin
01634 366113 or Email: lewing135@btinternet.com

On behalf of the Upchurch Horticultural Society and the Parish Council
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Sunday 31 May 2015

Upchurch Festival of Music Present Canterbury City Brass Band


Picture courtesy of Kim Taylor Photography.
The Upchurch Festival of Music Committee are pleased to present the return of the very popular Canterbury City Brass Band under its charismatic Conductor Will Powell on Saturday the 4th of July at 8:00pm in St. Mary's.



Entry is FREE but there will be a retiring collection.
Refreshments during the interval will be provided by the Friends of St. Mary's.

Please come and bring your friends for an evening of great music.

Canterbury City Brass Band Website: www.canterburybrass.co.uk


Pat New
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Saturday 30 May 2015

How Did Upchurch Celebrate The Queen's Coronation?


Queen Elizabeth II and The Duke of Edinburgh in
their coronation portrait, 1953.
Richmond Class in Holywell School are learning about the Queen's Coronation. As part of our research we would love to hear what people remember about that day and how it was celebrated in Upchurch.

This will help the children understand how to use photos, artefacts and real life recounts to learn about the past. It will also help them link local history with a significant event in British history.

Please send in any photos or recounts etc to the school office or you can Email them

Thank you

Mrs Warner
Richmond Class Teacher
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Sunday 24 May 2015

Upchurch Parish Council - Planning Sub Committee Meeting


Members of the public are welcome to attend the Parish Council Planning Sub Committee Meeting on Tuesday the 26th of May at 7:00pm in the Village Hall Committee Room (please use the side door so as not to disturb users of the main hall).

Applications on the Agenda:


a) 15/503300/FULL

New plans for Horsham Lane garage site - comments due 29/5/15.

b) 15/503784/FULL

Provision of Nitrate Plant Feed Pumping Station & Kiosk, new entrance gate & 2.4m high fencing at Gore Farm Pumping Station, London Road (A2)Cc - comments due 9/6/15.

Both applications are available to view online here ☞ http://bit.ly/1drff0b 
Search using either of the numbers above.

Upchurch Parish Council
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Friday 22 May 2015

Latest News from Upchurch WI


First of all a big Thank you to all those who supported our Wine and Wisdom evening last month. The raffle raised £152.00 towards the Defibrillator Fund.

At our May Meeting we discussed and voted on the Resolution that will be debated at the 100th Anniversary meeting at The Royal Albert Hall next month - Failing to care - assessment of need in long term care. This was followed by a supper of four varieties of home made soup with crusty bread which was very much enjoyed.

Outside of the monthly meeting we've had a pamper day where members were able to choose to have a back massage, reflexology or a mini facial, and several members have been learning to crochet. There are several other cookery and craft classes in the pipeline.

The speaker at our meeting on 9th June will be a representative from the Air Ambulance Service. We would be pleased to welcome visitors.

We would also love to see you at our cake stall at the Village Fete on 20th June.

Christine Stevens
Upchurch WI
Website: www.thewi.org.uk
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Wednesday 20 May 2015

Upchurch Parish Council Report - May 2015


The Annual Meeting of the Parish Council took place on Thursday 14th May at the Village Hall followed by the monthly meeting of the Parish Council where 7 Councillors were present and 5 members of the public.

Delivery of Acceptance Forms – The Councillors signed their declaration of acceptance of office forms in front of the Clerk and the 7 Councillors were welcomed to the Council. Cllr Tucker was nominated as Chairman and Cllr Arnold as Vice-Chairman. Cllr Horton was welcomed to the Council. The election of representatives took place and are as follows: Cllr Tucker and Cllr Horton – KALC, Cllr Tucker – Village Hall, Cllr Rose and Cllr Denny – Police Liaison Officer, Cllr Arnold – Highways, Cllr Masson – External Funding, Cllr Lewin – Twinning Group. The roles and responsibilities were agreed as the following: Cllr Denny – Paddock and Recreation Ground, Cllr Masson – Allotments, Cllr Rose and Cllr Denny – Burial Ground and Churchyard, Cllr Denny, Cllr Rose and Cllr Tucker – Internal Financial Controls. The Clerk was confirmed as the Responsible Financial Officer.
Minutes of the meeting held on 2nd April 2015 – There were no amendments to the minutes and it was proposed by Cllr Rose and seconded by Cllr Arnold that they be accepted as a true record. All agreed.
Minutes of the Extraordinary Meeting held on 15th April 2015 – There were no amendments to the minutes and it was proposed by Cllr Arnold and seconded by Cllr Rose that the minutes be accepted as a true record and all agreed. Cllr Tucker signed them.
Public TimeHolywell Lane – A resident raised concerns regarding fly tipping in Holywell Lane. Cllr Tucker advised that Swale Borough Council should be contacted and how to go about doing so. Youth behaviour issues in the village - A resident raised concerns regarding the behaviour of youths in and around the village. Cllr Tucker advised that incidents should be reported to PCSO John Cork on 07772 226217. Burial Ground Proposal – A resident raised concerns regarding the Burial Ground proposal. A discussion took place regarding this and the fact that a lot of plots are currently non-compliant and that the Council are currently trying to form a proposal that will ensure all of the plots are compliant and that the plot owners receive a set of rules and regulations at the time of purchase. A private meeting is to be arranged with the resident to discuss their own plot in more detail. Planning Department at Swale BC – A resident questioned the handling of planning applications at Swale Borough Council. Cllr Tucker reported that the Council had raised with Swale Planning the issue that we are not currently being kept up to date with outcomes of applications.
Correspondence – The Village Fete committee had requested permission to use the Recreation Ground for supervised parking. It was agreed that permission should be granted. The Clerk had received a letter from a resident regarding the lack of flowers in Upchurch, it was agreed that this would be looked into by the Clerk to see if SBC could assist with planting.
Planning – 15/502716/FULL – Breach Farm Paddocks – Cllr Denny reported that herself and Cllr Tucker had discussed this application and that the Council would be strongly objecting for the following reasons: It is a large plot of land which could lead to further applications in due course, the access is very poor, there are three containers currently on the land, one of which is to remain which raises the question as to what the container will be used for. There is also concern over the planned erection of an amenity building. 15/503148/ADV – Greens Motor Group, London Road – Cllr Denny reported that the labelling on the plans was incorrect and that there were concerns with regards to the glare from lighting. Permissions and Refusals -Cllr Tucker reported that the planning committee will be checking the Swale Planning site regularly and updating the planning list that can be seen on Upchurch Parish Council website. Other Planning Matters – MC/14/3784 Land North of Moor Street Rainham – Cllr Tucker advised that the application had been refused and an appeal had been submitted. 15/501944/FULL – Land adjoining and rear of Jubilee Fields Upchurch – A drop in session had been held by Clarendon’s who are the contractors for this site. Cllr Tucker attended this and reported that the contractors gave the impression that the application was being backed by Swale Planning which was a conflicting view to that previously given by Swale Ward Councillors. Horsham Lane Garage – The Clerk was asked to chase the Enforcement Officer regarding the signs at this site.
Points raised at Annual Parish Meeting – Windmill Hill – Cllr Arnold reported that as Windmill Hill would be closed for re-surfacing he would make a further request for a pavement on the Hill. Bus Shelter – Cllr Masson advised that he is currently awaiting prices and will then be looking into funding.
Finance The Clerk had circulated copies of the annual audit return and it was agreed by all that the Clerk should submit the annual return to the auditors.
Insurance Renewal – The Clerk advised that two quotes had been received but after careful comparison of these it was agreed to stay with the current insurance company AON.
Clerk’s Course – Cllr Tucker reported that the Clerk had requested the permission of the Council to take the Certificate of Local Council Administration Course. It was agreed by all that the Council would support this.
Recreation Ground – Removal of Trees – The Clerk reported that the diseased trees would not now be removed until August due to nesting birds.
Paddock – Play Equipment - Cllr Arnold advised that the replacement parts had been received for the play equipment and would be fitted shortly.
Burial Ground and Churchyard – Cllr Rose reported that she had made no changes to the actual rules and regulations of the Burial Ground but had added a maintenance page and added a paragraph asking that the purchaser inform the Clerk of any change of address. A statement to be signed by the purchaser on receipt of the rules and regulations has also been added.
Highways – Street Lighting – Cllr Arnold is currently putting together a proposal to cover the structural and testing requirements of the street lights.
Other Matters not yet arising – Bridleways – Cllr Lewin reported that he had attended a Swale West Forum where the lack of bridleways had been highlighted and due to the increase in volume of traffic on the country roads they are currently trying to raise awareness of this and the dangers involved. The intention to provide more bridleways will rely on willing land owners as bridleways usually run across private land. Burial Ground steps – The Clerk is awaiting a quotation from a contractor for the works required to improve the Burial Ground steps.
Please note the full Minutes from the Meeting can be seen on the Upchurch Parish Council website.
Julia Cura, Clerk to the Parish Council.
Tel: 01634 363906
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Sunday 17 May 2015

Upchurch Choral Society Present The Green Leaves of Summer


St. Mary the Virgin, Upchurch. Picture courtesy of Kim Taylor Photography.
Lovely Music for a Summer Evening

Saturday the 11th of July
7:30pm

St. Mary's Church, Upchurch

Conducted by Helen Osborne


Accompanist Janet Stone



Admission by programme is £5 (children free)
Refreshments provided by and in aid of Friends of St. Mary's

Liz Walters
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Saturday 16 May 2015

Live Music at Upchurch Village Hall


Upchurch Village Hall. Picture courtesy of Kim Taylor Photography.
End this year's Village Fete Day at Upchurch Village Hall listening and dancing to

Singer and Guitarist Mick Harris

On Saturday the 20th of June

7:30pm for 8:00pm

Organised in aid of B U G S the Upchurch based Mobility Scooter Charity

Tickets are £5.00 and are available from:
Bob Goodon (B U G S) on: 01634 360517 or
Terry Lewis (Village Fete Committee) on: 07740 676703

Please bring your own drinks and nibbles

Terry Lewis
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