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Old Schoolroom 100 Club April Results

The results of the April draw are as follows:

1st prize £50.00 Carol Swanson number 81

2nd prize £30.00 Rosemary Bruce-Gardner number 45

3rd prize £20.00 Elaine Mabbott number 66

Wychavon Business News – April 2022

The latest edition of Wychavon District Council’s business e-newsletter is available for download below. In this edition you can read about the availability of funds from the UK Community Renewal Fund to support a range of activities to boost skills, help businesses grow and support people into work as part of the Upskilling in Malvern Hills and Wychavon project, including provision of support for local employers to develop age friendly working practices. Other topics covered include details of how to apply for Covid-19 Additional Relief Scheme (CARF), an appeal for judges for the Worcestershire Primary School STEM Challenge, details of a new a new programme from Worcestershire County Council aimed at supporting organisations across the county to decarbonise to improve efficiency and reduce carbon emissions and much more.

Download the full newsletter here:

https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/UKWYCHAVON/bulletins/3140b3c

Fladbury Kitty #9 – Minibus trip needs bums on seats

This minibus trip to Pershore needs our support if we are to establish a regular service for the village. Hence we’re sending this notice out again. You could maybe pop into Number 8 to see Mark Zytynski’s free exhibition of photographic artworks and prints featuring trees and woodlands.
Thank you.
John, KIT editor, email:fladburykit@gmail.com

Minibus Trip to Pershore ? 10.30am Wednesday 27th April.
With the help of the Pershore Volunteer Centre and Fladbury Parish Council, a trip has been arranged to visit Pershore for a couple of hours. You might want to visit the central market, get groceries from Asda/Tesco Express, do general shopping, visit the library, grab a cup of coffee with friends, stroll in the Abbey park, or just wander by the river.

Pick ups, drop off & return trip:
The minibus will pick up from The Chantry at 10:30, then at the junction of Farm Street and Paynes Lane, then finally at the centre of Butt Furlong. The drop off will be in the main (Asda) car park in Pershore adjacent to the central market. The return trip will depart from the same drop off point 2 hours later and will drop passengers at the three pick up points in Fladbury.

Cost, limits & access:
The cost is £3 per person, payable to the driver in an envelope with your name & address written on the outside. We are limiting the number to 10 passengers. This is to allow room for full shopping bags and any walking aids you need. The minibus has steps for access. It also has a Horizontal Lifting Platform — those with mobility limitations can use this under the control of the driver.

Booking your seat
The trip is on a first-come-first-served basis. John Bolt, tel: 860768 or mob: 07772495126, is coordinating this trip. Please give him a call to book your place and pick-up preference. This trip is a trial run. If successful, we hope to introduce a more permanent arrangement.

EODS presents “The Musical Alphabet” 19th ~ 21st May 2022

Evesham Operatic and Dramatic Society (EODS) presents “The Musical Alphabet” – a showcase of song & dance from musicals starting with A and ending with Z (ish) – some well known, some lesser known. Either way, you’re in for a treat as EODS members tread the boards once again showing their talents through solos, group numbers, beautiful harmonies and of course excellent dance.

Please check out the Henrician website for full details and to order tickets.

Wychavon District Council – Parish Matters April 2022

This is an e-newsletter usually sent specifically to Parish Councils in Wychavon. However, this month’s edition contains a number of topics of interest to the wider community, including details of the resumption of bulky waste collections and also garden wast collections, information on the £150 energy rebate payment that is to be made to all households in council tax bands A to D, how to apply for business apprenticeship funding and how to apply for the Prince’s Trust Team Programme for 16 ~ 25 year olds.

You can download and read the full newsletter here:

https://content.govdelivery.com/accounts/UKWYCHAVON/bulletins/310edaf

Wychavon District Council Exceptional Hardship Fund

Wychavon District Council has an exceptional hardship fund financed by UK central government. Anyone who is a working age Wychavon district resident and who is currently receiving Council Tax Support can apply for help.

The Exceptional Hardship Fund can provide help if:

you need to adjust to short-term, one-off financial circumstances
you are going through difficult one-off events that affect your finances
you need help to prevent you from going through exceptional hardship

It should be understood that payments are discretionary and residents do not have a statutory right to a payment.

If you think that you may be eligible for help, you can apply online at:

https://www.wychavon.gov.uk/benefits-and-council-tax/benefits-advice/exceptional-hardship-fund

where full eligibility criteria are explained.

If you are planning to apply for financial help under this scheme, please let a member of Charlton Parish Council know in order that we can help support your application

Fladbury Kitty #7 2022

Welcome to Fladbury Kitty #7 2022. A few items which really can’t wait until May. Thank you.
John, KIT editor, email: fladburykit@gmail.com

Please take your seats
?Sleeping Beauty[In the fair village of Fladbury who is the handsome prince, the evil fairy, and the good fairy? And what parts will they be playing in Sleeping Beauty? ? You’ll have to see it to find out!, Ed.] Thursday 31st March, 7.30pm Friday 1st April, 7.30pm Saturday 2nd April, 2.30pm matinée Saturday 2nd April, 7.30pm final show. For tickets, contact Helen on 07891443428 or pay at the door.

Emergency First Aid at Work
?The Paddle Club has organised an Emergency First Aid at Work course on Monday 4th April, 9.30am to 4:00pm at the Social Club. There are a small number of places still available. If interested, please contact Andy Train on 07722125350 or atrain1@btinternet.com

Knit & Natter
?Knit & Natter meet at Fladbury Social club on Thursday 7th April, 10am to 12noon. So knitters bring your project along and have coffee too. We meet the first Thursday of each month.

Des Healy
Denise Paxford writes:
“With great sadness my dad, Des Healy, passed away on 21st March. He will always be in my heart. Dad helped me raise money for DFSG (Duchenne Family Support Group) and helped with Steven golng to hospital ops. He will be sadly missed.

Fladbury KIT – April 2022

The April edition contains details of a large number of events. Particular things to look out for in this issue…..Fladbury Cricket Club needs players…..Get your tickets for The Fladbury Players’ pantomime Sleeping Beauty…..There are table top and plant sales for Alzheimer’s Research UK…..Fladbury Walkabout needs a few hours of your time…..We have an outline of events for Fladbury’s Jubilee Celebrations…..It’s not too late to paint a pebble for Lent…..And Jane could do with some help with her clutter!

If you have something for KIT, please get in touch with John Powell, KIT editor. Please send contributions for the May edition by the end of Wednesday 27th April to: fladburykit@gmail.com. To access previous editions and to subscribe: https://us20.campaign-archive.com/home/?u=26de73450a75eaead67edbcbb&id=4bdde08e02

The full KIT newsletter is available for download here:

https://mailchi.mp/c939081bfa1b/kit-january-15940674?e=3501a6f3e4

Wychavon’s call for help with translation for Ukrainian refugees arriving in the District

The latest edition of Wychavon District Council’s Business e-newsletter is asking for help with translation for Ukrainian refugees arriving in the district. Business owners or employees who speak Ukrainian or Russian are asked to please get in touch with Wychavon District Council as soon as possible.