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November 2018                       November 2018
 BERE REGIS NEWS   LYTCHETT-LINE OUTINGS CLUB


 BERE REGIS PARISH COUNCIL   Salisbury Cathedral Christmas Carol Concert – Wednesday
        12 December
 Chairman:    Ian Ventham    471480  ianrventham@gmail.com
        Just 11 tickets left available as I write for our last outing of the year, to Salisbury
        Cathedral’s  Christmas  Carol  Concert,  so  please  don’t  leave  it  too  late  to  book
 Vice Chairman:   Robin Pitcher   472151  robinpitcher@btinternet.com   and risk disappointment.
        These  Christmas  Carol  Concerts  are  only  open  to  groups  and  are  similar  to  the
 Parish Clerk:    Amanda   472327  bereregispc@gmail.com   famous  ‘Lessons  and  Carols’  from  King’s  College,  Cambridge.    At  14.00  The
        Cathedral Choristers and the Men’s Choir combine to give a magnificent choral
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        concert  that  benefits  from  the  cathedral’s  wonderful  acoustics.    Following  the
        Concert we’ll enjoy mulled wine and mince pies in the Cloisters.
 Websites:   www.bereregisparishcouncil.co.uk
        You’ll be able to combine the concert with a optional 60 min Cathedral Floor Tour
 www.bereregis.org
        at 12.00 at no extra cost, or enjoy a 90 min tour of the Cathedral Tower at 11.30, if
        you’re fit and can manage the 332 steps!, for £13.50 extra, The Refectory will be
 The Parish Council met on Thursday 11  October 2018 at the Drax Hall. The next
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 meeting will be on Thursday 8  November at  the Drax Hall,  starting at 7pm.  All   open for lunch.
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 parishioners are very welcome to attend and to take the opportunity to raise any   The  excellent  Salisbury  Christmas
 matters or concerns at the start of the meeting.      Market  will  also  be  open,  so  you
                                                 could opt for Christmas shopping

                                                 before the Cathedral Tour, or miss
 Neighbourhood Plan                              the tour and spend more time at
                                                 the  market  and  shops!    There’s
 Finally, progress! You will all know that, somewhat tediously, we have been writing
 about  the  Neighbourhood  Plan  for  many  years  now.  Well,  it’s  finally  coming  to   also the option to visit ‘Arundells’,
 fruition! At the beginning of the month we sent our final version to Purbeck District   Edward  Heath’s  former  home,
                                                 and
                                                                         Trust’s
                                                        the
                                                              National
 Council  for  their  part  in  the  process  leading  to  a  parish-wide  referendum  next   ‘Mompesson  House’,  both  in  the
 May.  Over  the  coming  months  we  will  endeavour  to  tell  you  what  the  various
 elements of the plan will mean for all of us as residents.    Cathedral Close.
        The  total  price,  including  a  transept  seat,  the  coach,  concert  entrance  and
 Both  the  plan  itself  and  some  Frequently  Asked  Questions  are  on  the   (optional)  cathedral  tour,  is  £25  each.    We’ll  leave  Lytchett  Matravers  (free
 Neighbourhood  Plan  section  of  the  Parish  Council  website,  and  you  can  view
 them  here:  https://www.bereregisparishcouncil.co.uk/projects/neighbourhood-  Parking) at 09.00 on Wednesday 12 December and return from the Cathedral at
 plan/.   16.00, to be back home, full of Christmas spirits, at c.17.15.
        Front Nave seats are + £5.00 and the rear Nave and front 3 rows of the transept

        seats are + £3.00.
 Village Tidy
        Come and join us and have some fun with our friendly club!
 We held our Village Tidy on Saturday 14th October. It was not well attended, but
 a  gallant  band  of  perhaps  25  people  worked  hard  and  cleared  some  of  the   New club members are very welcome, and membership is free  – just ring (after
 gutters  of  weeds  and  debris,  cleaned  road  signs,  and  the  Scout  Group  once   10.00 please!)
 again cleared litter along the stream and the wooded area between the Scout
 Hut and Shitterton Bridge. A very big thank you to everyone who turned out, and   Jo Puttick on 01929-459368, or
 to the Drax Arms for the delicious soup and other refreshments put on for us at the   email – joandeve.puttick@btinternet.com
 end of the morning.

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