Chaddesley Corbett

Village Hall

Chaddesley Village Hall is open for bookings _ Hall Manager and Booking Secretary - Marie Pardoe - 07791 508 283 What’s On .. some of our regular bookings - why not join-in ?

Chaddesley School

“At Chaddesley Corbett Endowed Primary School

we nurture our Core Values of Ambition, Integrity,

Individuality, Service and Pride of Place.”

Camilla McGregor (Headteacher)

Visit:

www.https://www.ccschool.co.uk/

Letter: Download here The School Day 8.50am - 3.20pm Compulsory School Hours for Key Stage 1 & Key Stage 2 - Total hours 32.5 hours per week 9.00am - 3.00pm Compulsory School Hours for Nursery and Pre-School - Total hours 25 hours per week 8.30am – 8.45am Children arrive at school where they will be supervised on the playground 8.45am Children enter the school building and the register is taken. Start of morning session. 12.00pm – 1.00pm Lunchtime 1.00pm Start of afternoon session 3.20pm Home-time ​”We strongly believe in the importance of working in partnership with parents and the wider community for the benefit of everybody and I look forward to partnering with you to make Chaddesley Corbett Endowed Primary School a place where every child's potential is realised.”

Bell Ringing

Bell ringing practice night has resumed on Wednesdays - now from 7:30 to 9:00pm. From 7:00 to 7:30 we have ‘novices’ and ‘beginners’ - who join with the regular band for the next half-hour - and then more advanced ringing until 9:00pm. Anyone is (most) welcome to attend at any of these times. We ring before services (9:00 - 9:30) on Sundays_ and for Weddings in July _ Sat. 20th _ 12:30 to 1:00 & 1:45 to 2:15 and in August_ Sat 3rd _ 12:30 to 1:00 & 1:45 to 2:15 Sat 10th _ 2:00 to 2:30 & 3:15 to 3:30 Sat 24th _ 1:00 to 1:30 & 2:15 to 2:30 _ 3:30 to 4:00 & 4:45 to 5:00

Chaddesley Community Care Café

Contact Diane Dolley: 777 841 email: dianedolley@btinternet.com or Yvonne Scriven: 777 976 email: yvonnescriven@sky.com Please get in touch. Wed 10th July ~ Flamenco Dancing

POLICE REPORT

Churchyard Mowing Rota

Churchyard Tidy ~ Sunday 14th

“These men went to mow .. went to mow a churchyard .. “ For more information, please contact Susie on 777419 or Beth on 777136.

History Society

Lectures held in Chaddesley Corbett Village Hall (DY10 4QA) - with a Zoom option too! - see <History> page Enquiries to Freda Griffith 07747 618487 or fred@fredagriffith.co.uk

Point-To Point

FIXTURES with meetings for Wheatland 3rd December 2023 Review of meeting Harkaway 28th December Meeting cancelled - course waterlogged Worcestershire 20th April 2024 Albrighton & Woodland 27th May Chaddesley Corbett Racecourse has hosted point-to-point horse racing since 1925, with four fixtures per season, between December and June. A large gently sloping hill adjacent to the course enables racegoers to enjoy a spectacular view of all the action, with plenty of space for parking, picnics and an array of traders.

https://www.chaddesleyraces.co.uk/

Worcester Race Report: The Laura Richardson-trained Jeux D’Eau added his name to the iconic roll-call for the historic Lady Dudley Cup with a no- nonsense victory in the Classic when providing his Shropshire-based trainer with by far the biggest victory of her fledgling career. An emotional Richardson was finding it difficult to hold back tears of joy and said: “I cannot believe it as we have always thought he was a nice horse ever since we had him as a two-year-old — but to win a prestigious race like this is beyond my wildest dreams.” Author: Andrew King For a full report, visit the above website Albrighton & Woodland Race Report: Champion Trainer - Tom Ellis - concluded a tremendous season by winning 70 winners plus a walkover pointing which means he bettered last year’s tally of 62 but it is all just numbers for now as next November he will all be back on zero and trying to do it all over again. ‘Good Source’ was sent off a 7-2 chance in the race and had enough in reserve up the home straight to thwart the late run of ‘Ahead Of The Game’ by a couple of lengths with odds-on favourite ‘Far From Over’ back in third. Ellis said that: “They have done a great job with the ground at the course as it’s as close to good as you can get and ‘Good Source’ fairly bounced off it. He’s a nice horse for the future as he is only six years old.”

What’s On

General Election Results

July 1st 8th 15th 22nd 29th A.Smith L.Stockford M.Kendrick R.Boden J.Thomas P.Hanlon F.Stockford T.Westley A.Newbold M.Lodlow G.Delahunty D.Stanley R.Smith R.Tunnicliffe R.Unterhalter
John Davis Green Party 2,443 votes
Mark Garnier Conservative and Unionist Party 14,489 votes ELECTED
Nigel Alastair Geary Independent 523 votes
Bill Hopkins Reform UK 9,682 votes
Shazu Miah Liberal Democrat Party 2,809 votes
Vicki Smith Labour Party 13,677 votes
Leigh Whitehouse Independent 1,535 votes
‘The Vicar Of Dibley’ 23rd-26th October 2024 Chaddesley Corbett Village Hall
Tinkers Farm Opera are an amateur theatre group who are affiliated with NODA and are a registered charity. (Number 1138087) tinkersfarmopera.com
Sqn Ldr Dr Richard Taylor MBE FRCP 7 July 1934 - 26 June 2024 Educated at The Leys School in Cambridge, Taylor went to Clare College, Cambridge, and then to the former Westminster Medical School, now part of the Imperial College School of Medicine. Commissioned as a flying officer in the Medical Branch of the Royal Air Force (01 October 1960). He became chairman of Kidderminster Hospital League of Friends (1996–2001) and a committee member of the Save Kidderminster Hospital Campaign (1997–2001). Standing for Parliament as an ‘Independent Kidderminster Hospital and Health Concern’ candidate at the 2001 general election and campaigning on the issue of restoring the Accident & Emergency department of Kidderminster Hospital, he won with a majority of 18,000, defeating the incumbent Labour MP and junior minister, David Lock. Taylor was re-elected at the 2005 election, serving as a member of the Health Select Committee (2001–2010), Vice Chairman of the All Party Group on Cancer, & Vice Chairman of the Associate Parliamentary Flood Prevention Group. He was appointed Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) 'for services to the community in Worcestershire especially to Kidderminster Hospital'. R.I.P.
Invalid ballot papers: 137
Turnout: 58.57%