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October 2022 October 2022

Pop In Performers Group OVER THE HILL
We will be staging “One Night One moment “ The Christmas production on 15
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16 17 of December. This will be a Nativity in part one and a variety show in part
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two. For more details email popinplace@gmail.com Tickets will be available I am writing this on September 5 and we have just had our first, heavy rain
shortly at £5 each shower for eight or more weeks. What a relief for all farmers and gardeners!
Perhaps now that rain is here and the temperature has dropped, watering the

garden will not be necessary any more for a while. Whatever, it is a tremendous
Next Event at the Pop In Place relief for all, now we, our children, grandchildren, our shopkeepers and the
Pop In Performers Present “One Night One Moment” Christmas Show working class can heave a sigh of relief as can our doctors and nurses and all
involved in the care of the population generally. Many have been reflecting back
Thursday 15 Dec 6pm, Friday 16 Dec 7pm, Saturday 17 Dec 2pm to 1976 and the hot, dry
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summer then and have
been comparing it with
Pop In Place Christmas Carols and Mince Pies will be on Friday 23 today.
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December. I believe it was a very
10am 12 noon at the Village Hall. difficult time here in the UK
but I was lucky, because I

was working in Southern
Repair Shop Ireland at the time and our
weather there was fairly
We have a small group meet on Friday mornings and do some wood work in the r e a s o n a b l e w i t h
Lower room of the hall : making bird boxes, bug hotels and planters etc We have r e a s o n a b l y h i g h
completed and refurbished the table tennis table and that is available for people temperatures and the
to play a game. occasional showers of rain.
If you are interested in coming along and doing any of the above or your own I had letters from my
small project, call in and see Paul Bennett you will be very welcome. parents and siblings about
the weather here. and it
Have you checked out our Pop In Place website popinplace.org was all thought be
catastrophic
For More information call Alison Bennett 01929 47023
At that time I was farm
manager on 2500 acres just north of Wexford harbour, on the Slobs, which had
been reclaimed from the sea and was behind a sea wall, very similar to the Fens
in East Anglia and I lived in a house just about a quarter of a mile from Wexford
POP IN PLACE BERE REGIS REMEMBERING harbour, which overlooked the Atlantic and was a short walk to the nearest
beach, how could I not be happy?
HER MAJESTY THE QUEEN
That year, there was no talk of climate change. It was just thought to be a hot
summer and mankind was in no way responsible for the high temperatures and
lack of rain. Now we are aware that the huge amount of carbon dioxide that
This year, the Pop In Place has focussed greatly on Her Majesty, The Queen. The mankind is producing from electricity production, industry, cars, lorries, aircraft,
Pop In Performers’ production in May was entitled, ‘Happy and Glorious’ which shipping and the over use of automobiles generally have all had their share in
looked back over the last 70 years of Her reign through song and dance. causing carbon dioxide levels in the atmosphere to rise as never before. This
The old village hall resounded in enthusiastic and patriotic singing of the national enables sunlight to enter the atmosphere at a level also never known before.

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