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www.the weekly adviser.com This issue: Friday, October 12 to 19, 2012 VOL 19: 971 UK NO.1 Advertising closes for next issue on Friday, October 12 at 5pm. ALL CARS WANTED FOR CASH With or without MoT Best prices paid for sports or collectible cars. on 01488 648055 mob: 07831 275653 KITCHENS Ltd A ORN WORKSHOP AND SHOWROOM Newbury 01635 49448 3 THE PADDOCK, HAMBRIDGE RD, NEWBURY www.akornkitchens.co.uk “You don’t have to move to improve your home” KITCHENS, BEDROOMS & HOME STUDY CABINETRY Heartwood Restoration Twenty years’ experience VAT Exempt 01488 639 339 www.heartwoodrestoration.co.uk Professionally Restoring Fine Furniture Wash, Cut & Finish £16.50 Open Razor Shave £27.50 An exclusive Paul Mitchell for Men Salon Call us to book your appointment The Gentleman«s Shop Charnham House, 29-30 Charnham Street, Hungerford RG17 0EJ Tel: 01488 684363 & 683536 Web: www.gentlemans-shop.com You’re Wiser with The Adviser THE HUNGERFORD ADVISER HUNGERFORD AND MARLBOROUGH YOUR MOST UP-TO-DATE FREE GUIDE TO SALES and SERVICES Hungerford FIREWORKS FANTASIA 7.30pm - 27th October John O’Gaunt School Gates open 5.30pm - Funfair & Food Tickets Adults £6, Kids £3, Family (of 4) £15 Children under 3 FREE Discount for advance ticket purchases Tickets from Crown Needlework H ungerford’s refurbished Tragedy Memorial Garden was opened by The Lord Lieutenant of Berkshire Mary Bayliss on Wednesday. The garden commemorates the massacre of 14 people by maniac gunman Michael Ryan on August 19, 1987, Hungerford’s darkest day. The refurbished garden represents the design of Mrs Bettina Kirkham. Mrs Bayliss was welcomed by the president of Berkshire Gardens Trust Lady Wroughton who also greeted the High Sheriff Mr C.D. Brims. Hungerford’s mayor, Cr Martin Crane was represented by Deputy Mayor, Cr Martyn Hopkins. Also attending were The Constable of The Town and Manor Greg. Furr, chairman of West Berkshire Council Cr. Adrian Edwards, Trevor Wainwright representing families of the RENEWED TRAGEDY MEMORIAL GARDEN OPENED BY LORD LIEUTENANT victims, Andrew Mondaye of Berkshire Probation Service, MP for Newbury Mr Richard Benyon, Mrs Elizabeth Cardwell, Mrs Gilly Drummond, Mr Adrian Scrope and Mr Ron Tarry who was mayor at the time of the massacre and relatives of the victims. Main Picture shows: The Lord Lieutenant of Berkshire Mary Bayliss with Trevor Wainwright. Inset: Admiring the completed work. L ong-serving ex-mayor of Hungerford Jean Hutchings has notified her resignation from Hungerford Town Council. Continued on page 3 ... JEAN HUTCHINGS RESIGNS FROM HUNGERFORD COUNCIL

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This issue: Friday, October 12 to 19, 2012 VOL 19: 971 UK NO.1 Advertising closes for next issue on Friday, October 12 at 5pm.

ALL CARS WANTED FOR CASH

With or without MoT

Best prices paid for sports or

collectible cars.

on 01488 648055mob: 07831 275653 KITCHENS Ltd

A ORN

WORKSHOP AND SHOWROOM

Newbury 01635 49448 3 THE PADDOCK, HAMBRIDGE RD, NEWBURY www.akornkitchens.co.uk

“You don’t have to move to improve your home”

KITCHENS, BEDROOMS & HOME STUDY CABINETRY

Heartwood Restoration

Twenty years’ experience VAT Exempt

01488 639 339www.heartwoodrestoration.co.uk

Professionally Restoring Fine Furniture

Wash, Cut & Finish £16.50Open Razor Shave £27.50

An exclusive Paul Mitchell for Men SalonCall us to book your appointment

The Gentleman«s ShopCharnham House, 29-30 Charnham Street, Hungerford RG17 0EJ

Tel: 01488 684363 & 683536 Web: www.gentlemans-shop.com

You’re Wiser with The Adviser

THE HUNGERFORD

ADVISERHUNGERFORD AND MARLBOROUGH

YOUR MOST UP-TO-DATE FREE GUIDE TO SALES and SERVICES

Hungerford

FIREWORKS FANTASIAFIREWORKS FANTASIA7.30pm - 27th October John O’Gaunt School

Gates open 5.30pm - Funfair & Food Tickets Adults £6, Kids £3, Family (of 4) £15Children under 3 FREE Discount for advance ticket purchases Tickets from Crown Needlework

Hungerford’s refurbished Tragedy Memorial Garden was opened by The Lord Lieutenant of Berkshire Mary

Bayliss on Wednesday.The garden commemorates the massacre of

14 people by maniac gunman Michael Ryan on August 19, 1987, Hungerford’s darkest day.

The refurbished garden represents the design of Mrs Bettina Kirkham.

Mrs Bayliss was welcomed by the president of Berkshire Gardens Trust Lady Wroughton who also greeted the High Sheriff Mr C.D. Brims.

Hungerford’s mayor, Cr Martin Crane was represented by Deputy Mayor, Cr Martyn Hopkins.

Also attending were The Constable of The Town and Manor Greg. Furr, chairman of West Berkshire Council Cr. Adrian Edwards, Trevor Wainwright representing families of the

RENEWED TRAGEDY MEMORIAL GARDEN OPENED BY LORD LIEUTENANT

victims, Andrew Mondaye of Berkshire Probation Service, MP for Newbury Mr Richard Benyon, Mrs Elizabeth Cardwell, Mrs Gilly Drummond, Mr Adrian Scrope and Mr Ron Tarry who was mayor at the time of the massacre and relatives of the victims. Main Picture shows: The Lord Lieutenant of Berkshire Mary Bayliss with Trevor Wainwright. Inset: Admiring the completed work.

Long-serving ex-mayor of Hungerford Jean Hutchings has notifi ed her resignation from Hungerford Town Council.

Continued on page 3 ...

JEAN HUTCHINGS RESIGNS FROM HUNGERFORD COUNCIL

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This feature is subsidised by its advertisers and The Adviser. T: 01488 682328 E: [email protected]

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HowardsPet Care Ltd

Unit 4 Charnham Lane, Industrial Estate

Tel: 01488 681888

Charnham Street

T: 01488 682512

F: 01488 [email protected]

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The Hungerford Bookshop

24 High Street01488 683480

- 109 High Street –01488 681117

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T: 01488 682162

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Roberta of Hungerford21 Charnham Street

Tel: 01488 68 28 88

[email protected]

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Tel: 01488 682721117 High Street

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[email protected]

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Martin& the

Magpie120 High Street Tel: 01488 681062

www.martinandthemagpie.co.ukStunning fl owers for every occasion

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44 High StreetHungerford

01488 683237

Mr Fry

THE DOWNGATE

Traditional Country Pub on the edge of Hungerford Common

01488 682708 www.the-downgate.co.uk

THE OLD FIRE STATION, 3 CHARNHAM STREET, HUNGERFORD, RG17 0EP

TEL: 01488 681944

HAIR DESIGN

Kennet House, 19 High StreetTel: 0844 248 0021

[email protected]/da/hungerford/index.htm

The Adviser is an independent family publication published by Universal Press Limited from Bridge House, Chilton Foliat, Hungerford RG17 0TG Telephone 01488 682328. Facsimile 01488 681899, email: [email protected]. The Adviser is totally unsubsidised from government, lottery or charitable sources and must therefore stand on its own feet and charge for space required in it. The family policy has been to promote established and new business and to help community and charitable events where possible. The Adviser also maintains an independent editorial policy. The Adviser is hand distributed to residences and businesses throughout the area by independent deliverers. The best possible care is taken to assure thorough distribution. The Adviser sets guidelines for distributors but cannot be responsible for the actions of those distributors. The Adviser seeks reliable people for distribution in most areas and these can make contact via the telephone or address above. In the event of a distribution complaint, it may be made by telephoning the above number or writing to the address. The Adviser specialises in advertising and publicity. Its low advertising rates are based on a distribution number well below the number normally distributed. Advertising enquiries may be made to the above telephone number or address.

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On 5 September 1945, a young Russian soldier called Igor Gouzenko, who was working as a cipher clerk in the Soviet Embassy in Ottawa, changed the world by defecting to the Canadian authorities with

109 secret telegrams hidden in his clothing and a mass of information in his head. His revelations shocked the Prime Ministers of Canada and Britain and the President of the US by proving that their wartime ally, the Soviet Union, was deploying a network of spies and subversive agents to undermine the democracies and supplant them with communist dictatorships subservient to Moscow. Their realisation of the Soviet perfidy was the beginning of the Cold War and the East-West arms race, which were to last until the collapse of Soviet communism 45 years later.

Britain’s Security Service (MI5) quickly sent out an officer, called Roger Hollis, to interrogate Gouzenko and, though his report of that event is now 67years old, Intelligence historians in Britain and Canada who want to read it have all failed to get any response about it from MI5 until this year, when I succeeded in a most extraordinary way.

In August 2011, I wrote to Parliament’s Intelligence and Security Committee asking for assistance in requiring MI5 to answer the question of whether Hollis’s report on Gouzenko still existed in its archives or had been destroyed. An official of the Committee spoke to MI5 on my behalf without positive response. The official, therefore, suggested that I should complain about MI5’s lack of action to the Investigatory Powers Tribunal, of which I had never heard.

It transpired that this Tribunal, headed by a judge, had been quietly set up in 2000 under the Human Rights Act to consider complaints against a number of public authorities, which include MI5. For example, members of the public who suspect that they are under surveillance by MI5, such as having their phones tapped, can complain to the Tribunal which may then approach MI5 to establish the facts.

At my request, the Tribunal required MI5 to answer my query about Hollis’s report on Gouzenko and – wonder of wonders – in May 2012, I received a letter on behalf of the Director General of MI5 stating ‘ We note your enquiry

as to the existence of a record of an interview of Igor Gouzenko conducted by former MI5 officer Roger Hollis in 1945. I am able to tell you that, despite an extensive search of the Service’s records, we have been unable to locate such a document or any reference to one. We have concluded that it is likely that no record of the interview was ever made’.

The suggestion that Hollis had been sent to Canada to question such a significant defector who, among many other shock disclosures, revealed that Russia had penetrated the secrets of the atomic bomb, and, then, had not been required to submit a written report about it beggars belief. I am in no doubt that the report has been deliberately destroyed because it contains strong evidence that Hollis, who eventually became MI5’s Director General for nine years was a Soviet spy.

In the 1980’s I was in contact with Gouzenko, who was then living in Toronto, by telephone and by letter. He assured me that in 1972, when the possibility that Hollis had been a spy was being officially investigated, an MI5 officer was sent to Toronto to show him a copy of the report of Hollis’s 1945 interview. Gouzenko declared it to be a pack of lies concocted to make him look stupid and unreliable, especially concerning a statement, which he had made, both to Hollis and to the Canadian authorities, that the Russians had a spy inside MI5 code-named Elli.

Immediately after the 1972 meeting, Gouzenko called in a leading Toronto newspaper Editor, called Peter Worthington, to tell him what had happened. I consulted Worthington this month and he confirmed that Gouzenko had seen the report and had been so furious about its faked contents that he suspected that Hollis was Elli.

In 2011, in a published statement entitled Retention and Destruction of Files, MI5 admitted the destruction of 200,000 files since the collapse of the Soviet Union, many of them concerned with the recruitment of spies! Why these had not simply been passed to the National Archives was not explained.

So, I rest my case – with gratitude to the Investigtory Powers Tribunal.

RECOLLECTIONS OF AN EXCITING LIFE

AN EXCITING FIND

CHAPMAN PINCHERBY

The Hungerford/Marlborough Adviser, Friday, October 12 to 19, 2012

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JEAN HUTCHINGS RESIGNS FROM HUNGERFORD COUNCIL

... Continued Cr Hutchings was chairman of the council’s environment and

planning committee and a member of the council’s finance and general purposes, and amenities and war memorial committees.

She served as mayor in 1996 and again in 2001.Hungerford Town Clerk Mrs Claire Barnes told The Adviser

that Cr Hutchings was retiring through pressure of work and commitments.

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THE DISTRICT’S MOST UP-TO-DATE WEEKLY DIRECTORY The Adviser, Friday, November 11 to 18, 2011

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HungerfordTree Surgery & Garden Services

All aspects of Tree care, Hedge cutting & garden maintenance

One off or regular visits completed with care & expertise

T: 01488 682174 M: 07770 688780

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PAVE-RITE LIMITEDFor a professionally installed

high quality block paved driveway or patio please contact

Andrew Scaife Mobile 07778 734500

24hr ans/fax 01264 791132 email [email protected]

Over 25 years experience

HUNGERFORD JOINERY COMPANY LTD

All Bespoke joinery undertaken

Mark Hopkins Master Craftsman

www.hungerfordjoinery.comTel: 01488 681979

Mob: 07786 385291

RM GARDEN SERVICESGeneral landscaping: patios: fencingGarden/ground maintenanceHedge cutting/reducing, mowingStump grinding, pruning etcFULLY INSURED01672 28813107763 [email protected]

ALAN ARCHERFENCING & LAND MANAGEMENT SERVICES

FULLY INSURED

All work carried out to the very highest standard

Email: [email protected]: 01672 540534 or 07801 239763

FOR YOUR ENQUIRIESRing 01488-683807

07768 400578

All types of fencing supplied & erected. Tree lopping & pruning etc. Hedgecutting

Licensed for removal of rubbish.FREE estimates. FULLY insured

R.J. CRIPPSFENCING & SERVICES

• All trees topped, pruned & shaped• Dead & dangerous trees taken down

and removed• Hedges shaped & reduced

• All waste removed

0800 783 4424 / 07760 216 449

34a High Street, Hungerford, Berks, RG17 0NFtel: 01488 686685

www.thefurnishingplace.co.uk

From fi ne Indian Rosewood to 100 year old reclaimed Pine, you are sure to fi nd a piece that will become a treasured

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Local Grounds & Garden Maintenance Service Grass Cutting, Hedging, Land Clearance, Turfi ng, Weeding, Leaf Clearing, Weekly / Monthly Visits, and so much more.

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BPP(grounds & gardens)Contract Grounds & Garden Maintenance

0800 023 5965

Tributes were paid to a brave soldier and community supporter the late Major John Cedric Hathway at his funeral service in St Lawrence’s Church, Hungerford on Thursday, September 27.

Major Hathway was a distinguished former Mayor of Hungerford, Constable of the Town and Manor and member of the Royal British Legion.

His war service was with the 52nd (Lowland) Reconnaissance Regiment known as The Fighting Fifty-Second Recce spearheading advancing formations and fl ushing out the enemy. He was twice wounded, the fi rst time on the road to Arnhem. It was during his recovery that he met and later married the pretty young Royal Norwegian Air Force offi cer and resistance worker Eva Ursula Sandberg.

The service was preceded by The Last Post, ably played by James Healey.Impressive addresses were given by David Holtby who said John Hathway was a “truly good man who I am proud to have known” and Jack Williams who paid tribute to “a man of Hungerford”.

Major Hathway leaves his daughter Nina.

TRIBUTES TO BRAVE SOLDIER AND MAN OF HUNGERFORD

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REPAIRS, NEW WORKS, RENOVATIONS, REFITSCall R&K We take Care of It All - No job too small

• Kitchens • Bathrooms • Carpentry • Tiling• Joinery • Plumbing • Building works • Guttering

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FOUR SEASONS GARDEN SERVICESUNIT 2, MILLS BUILDING, NEW HAYWARD, HUNGERFORD, RG17 0PZ

Telephone: 01488 684583 Evening: 01488 658109

LAWN MOWER AND GARDEN MACHINERY SALES AND SERVICE

Your local stockist of Hedgetrimmers and sparesFor all the above equipment

Mobile: 07980 536156 E: [email protected]

J Hawkins TREE SURGEON

All aspects of tree workHedge cutting and stump grinding

Trees and hedges supplied and plantedSeasoned mulch and logs available

• Local Authority and Forestry Commision approved• Established 1990 • £10,000,000 liablity

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GASTECH

THE INDEPENDENT GAS SPECIALISTS

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As we approach the end of the garden and grounds season, plenty of work remains to keep your garden in tip top condition, and also sow the seeds of a well prepared

garden for next year. BPP (Grounds & Gardens) are well versed in helping with these

tasks. With the milder and wetter weather conditions, the growing season seems to reach later into the year. With leaves still on the trees waiting to fall, grass still growing and shorter days well on the way, why not engage BPP to help with the preparations for winter. From hedge and grass cutting to land clearance, pond maintenance and garden tidy ups, we have a hard working, professional team at your service.

From one off garden tidy ups, through to annual service contracts, your local company BPP can taylor a service for an individual private garden or for commercial ground and estate management. All work is very welcome, large or small. Tel. 0800 0235965

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OCTOBER 201213: Conc’t Holy Cross Ramsb’y13: Hung’d Playgroup Autumn Fayre14: Prize Bingo Hung’d RBL 3pm15: Marlb Embroidery Guild15: Talk with Paddy Ashdown, Hungerford Town Hall 7pm Call 01488 68348016: MU Signing Choir for deaf Crft Hall19: Croft Films - The Ladykillers20: Charity Dance Marlb TH20-22: Hungerford Literary Festival21: Prize Bingo Hung’d RBL 3pm23: Marlb Embroidery Guild25: Probus - Bruce Trust27: Flashback (band) @ Marl Town FC28: Spirals Craft Fair & Refreshments 10-4pm HTH28: Hung’d Farmers Mkt28: Brendoncare Gt South Run29: Marlb Embroidery Guild30: Marlb Embroidery Guild

NOVEMBER 20121: HEAT Green Drinks 8pm The Plume2: Open Mic night MTFC2: Croft Films - Wings of the Dove4: HEAT walk 10am Town Hall steps7: Marlb WI Wesley Hall 7.30pm7: Hung’d WI Croft Hall 7.30pm10: Craft Fair Hung’d RBL 3pm15: Croft Films - Il Postino16: HTC Variety Show Crft Hll 7.30pm17: HTC Variety Show Crft Hll 7.30pm20: MU Quiet Aftern’n, Crft Hall, 143025: Hung’d Farmers Mkt

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DECEMBER 20121: St Lawr’ Hung’d Advent Fair TH 11.302: HEAT walk 10am Town Hall steps2: Prize Bingo Hung’d RBL 3pm5: Marlb WI Wesley Hall 7.30pm5: Hung’d WI Croft Hall 7.30pm6: HEAT Green Drinks 8pm The Plume7+8: Kennet Singers Conct KV Hall7: Croft Films - Roman Holiday8: Ald Christmas Concert9: Spirals Craft Fair & Refreshments 10-4pm HTH18: MU Carol Srv/Tea, St Law, 143020: Probus - Speaker TBC23: Hung’d Farmers Mkt

JANUARY 20139: Hung’d WI Croft Hall 7.30pm12: Probus - Evening Dinner31: Probus - Hidden Stories of St Pauls

FEBRUARY 20136: Hung’d WI Croft Hall 7.30pm28: Probus -Holidays in S Amer & Antarctica

MARCH 20136: Hung’d WI Croft Hall 7.30pm11: Prize Bingo Hung’d RBL 3pm25: Prize Bingo Hung’d RBL 3pm28: Probus - Medicine before Health Service

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garage doorsRepairs, Locks, Automatic Operators, New doors, Fixquick Garage Doors, 01488 648016 www.fi xmygaragedoor.co.uk

Heads to Tails, DOG GROOMING IN HUNGERFORD.07733 156064 / 01488 682999

Dog Grooming

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HUMAN RESOURCES CONSULTANCY

Antiques and Collectible sale

Thursday 18th October. at Hungerford Town Hall.

Sale starts at 11am - viewing from 1pm of 17th and

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ELIZABETH MCINDOE SCHOOL OF DANCING

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DANCEBallet Classes for children from 3yrs.

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The Hare Restaurant and Bar

Ermin Street Lambourn Woodlands Berkshire RG17 7SD. Tel: 01488 71386 www.theharerestaurant.co.ukErmin Street Lambourn Woodlands Berkshire RG17 7SD.

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Open 7 days a week - Closed on Sunday [email protected] www.theshears.co.uk

COLLINGBOURNE DUCIS - 01264 850304Top quality food relaxed surroundings. Sunny terrace garden. Dogs welcome.

Interesting and original menu, plus a large choice real ales and lagers.‘Tapas Evening’ on Saturday 20 October

The Plough at ShalbourneA quality country pub in a lovely setting opposite the village green.

Wide selection of superb dishes complimented by great wines and beers.

Traditional Sunday Lunches Wednesday Eve - Fish & Chips Special £4.00

01672 870295Kingston Road, Shalbourne, SN8 3QF

www.ploughshalbourne.co.uk – [email protected]

For all your vehicle servicing and repair needs

Unit 5, Charnham Lane, Hungerford, Berks, RG17 0EY t: 01488 684045

• Over 21 years’ experience in the independent garage sector • Up-to-date diagnostic equipment

• MOT appointments arranged • No job too small

NOW OPEN inHUNGERFORD

Andrew Charles Tilley

www.theclothesshopnewbury.co.uk

The Clothes ShopThe Clothes Shop

Telephone 01635 47832

9.15am - 5pm Tuesday to Saturday - Free Street Parking - 12 Pound St Newbury RG14 6AA

NEW season stock arriving weekly!Some sale items remaining

@LaPrimaveraRG17 www.la-primavera.co.uk16 Charnham Street, Hungerford

Please call us on 01488 682 588 or email [email protected]

Lunch Menu Deal 2-Course meal £9.95

3-Course meal £12.95available Monday to Friday

from 12pm to 7pm

Former Liberal Democrat Leader

PADDY ASHDOWNtalks about and signs his latest book

A Brilliant Little Operation: The Cockleshell Heroes and the Most Courageous Raid of World War II

MONDAY OCTOBER 15thThe Town Hall, Hungerford at 7pm

Tickets £5 (redeemable against the book on the night)The Hungerford Bookshop

01488 683480 www.hungerfordbooks.co.uk

MONDAY OCTOBER 15th

The death has occurred of former mayor of Hungerford and District Councillor Gwynneth Bullock whose service to politics and local government was an

outstanding feature of her life.Hungerford Deputy Mayor Martyn Hopkins said:

Hungerford Town Council was saddened to hear of the passing away of Gwynneth Bullock on Tuesday this week. Gwynneth had served as Councillor, Mayor and Deputy Mayor over a number of years, and was an inspiration for many of the past and current councillors.

Anthony Buckwell, former Mayor of Hungerford said: “My family and I knew Gwynneth Bullock for about 30 years. During these last six years I was privileged to get to know her even better here in Hungerford and, as I had no hesitation in asking her, was delighted when she agreed, as a previous Mayor of Hungerford, to be my Deputy. Her wise counsel, energetic and forthright views were never to be ignored. Gywnneth was an example to us; she will be much missed by all who knew her.”

“Our thoughts and prayers are with Gwynneth’s family and loved ones during this sad time”.

Funeral arrangements will be announced.

DEATH OF GWYNNETH BULLOCK: OUTSTANDING SERVICE RECOGNISED

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at Competitive pricesFor a Free Quotation Call

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Telephone 01672 514020

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• Competitive pricesCall Darren

Home: 01672 519850Mobile: 07877 675162

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All work Fully insured. For a free quote call

Tel. 01672 514215 Mobile 07775 727389

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AJS PLUMBERSof Marlborough

Domestic and Commercial plumbing undertaken.

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Home Based Professional Accountantfor Limited Companies

Self Employed Businessesand Self-Assessment

ACCOUNTANCY

Friendly and Reliable Service,

Tel: Virginia Parkes 01488 649908

Camp HopsonIncorporating Arthur Chivers

Independent Funeral DirectorsOffer a personal and complete 24 hour service

Including Horsedrawn Funerals, Pre-Paid Funeral Plans, National & International Funerals

For advice please call:HUNGERFORD(01488) 686511

90 West Street Newbury Berkshire RG14 1HANEWBURY 01635-522210

FUNERAL DIRECTORS

AUTOMOTIVE SERVICES

ACCOUNTANCY SERVICES

All types of domestic plumbing Installation & maintenance,

bathrooms, en-suites, showersTel Hungerford: 07771 511331

PLUMBING SERVICESBUILDING & DECORATING

KITCHENS Ltd

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WORKSHOP AND SHOWROOM

Newbury 01635 49448 3 THE PADDOCK, HAMBRIDGE RD, NEWBURY www.akornkitchens.co.uk

KITCHENS, BEDROOMS & HOME STUDY CABINETRY

KITCHENS & CABINETRYCARPET CLEANING

CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANING by Flair

Most carpets dry in 1 -2 hours • Protection service • Professional stain

removal • No obligation quotations All work fully insured and guaranteed.

01635 524110www.chemdryclean.co.uk/fl air Email: [email protected]

WINDOW CLEANING CARPET CLEANING

CHIMNEY SWEEP

ACS Window & cleaning services. com-mercial & residential. Fully insured 01488 681669 mob. 07766 655093

Carpet Clean - Ricky Flint, established 1997. Professional, local service. Great Bedwyn 07799 215837 / 01672 871414

HUNGERFORD DESIGN LTDPLANS FOR

Planning & Building Regs/New Houses & Extensions

Listed Buildings - Land SurveysFree Consultation please contact:Sidney Webb - Tel: 01488 683424E: [email protected]

DESIGN SERVICES

ALL MAKES WELCOMEUnit 4 Charnham Lane, Industrial Estate, Hungerford

Tel: 01488 681888

• Tyres • Exhausts • Batteries • Brakes • Shock Absorbers

BRUSH AND VAC

Special OAP rates • All appliances

Contact Jamie

CHIMNEY SWEEP

T: 01488 648417M: 07799 530217

Air Conditioning& RefrigerationSales & Service

Day: 07833 750 889Eve: 01488 684 334

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HANDYMAN SERVICES

LOGS FOR SALELOGS for sale, £70 per load. 01488 684520 or 07770 884795

Experienced curtain maker 01672 871496

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CSL Handyman ServicesMinor electrical works,

DIY Gardening, etcFully insured and CRB Checked

T: 0845 0777087 M:07704 185393

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Sir John Madejski will be invited by Hungerford Town Council to switch on Hungerford’s Christmas lights on Sunday, December 2.

“Mr Christmas Lights” Rod. Desmeules told the last Hungerford Town Council highways and transport committee meeting he was ready to press ahead with the lights programme and would need volunteers to help.

The meeting was told it was planned to offset costs with sales of Christmas cards, calendars and a prize draw.

Hungerford’s Christmas lights have been the envy of many centres in recent years, largely due to Mr Desmeules’ efforts.

SIR JOHN MADEJSKI TO SWITCH ON LIGHTS

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MAN WITH A VAN

MAN WITH A VANHouse / Offi ce MovesGarage / HouseClearanceRubbish removal

Phone Andy on 01488 684726mobile 07768 655136

Manuela’s IroningProfessional Ironing Service

Bring it in crumpled - get it back fl at

Collection & Delivery service available

01672 512884

IRONING

CITROEN, PEUGEOT, RENAULT25 years’ French car experience.

19 years’ on Citroen.All makes of car serviced. Excellent rates.

FULLY INSURED

01672 521053 Mobile 07974379226Tel: Mark Dunn @ Ramsbury

CITROEN SPECIALIST PRINTED T-SHIRTS

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Try Line Dancing!!Tel: Tessa 01672 520336

**LINE DANCING**Beginners or Intermediates

want to feel better, burn calories, have lots of fun?!

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RIDE LOCALLYin beautiful countryside with

Sue Acworth. Supervised rides & lessons for children & adults

Long Rides & Pony DaysTel: 01488 683253

Little Hidden Farm, Hungerford Newtown

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MOBILITY

FLORENCE GRACETHE CURTAINMAKER

Tel. 01672 514369Top quality curtains & soft furnishings

expertly made to measure. Fitting service available, free estimates, reasonable rates

Period properties a specialityPlease call for prompt service

CURTAIN MAKER

Marlborough Town Council

Town Clerk/RFO - Marlborough Town Council, Wiltshire

Scale LC3 43-47: £36,313 - £39,855 per annum (depending on experience and qualifi cations)

The role demands good leadership, administrative, fi nancial, project management, interpersonal skills and be combined with a high level of computer literacy, together with an ability to forge strong partnerships within the community. The successful candidate will manage the council’s statutory requirements in accordance with local government best practice standards and ensure the effective implementation of council decisions.

Marlborough is an attractive, vibrant market town situated in the North Wessex Area of Natural Beauty, close by are the Stonehenge and Avebury World Heritage Sites.

The town has a rich built environment with an attractive and thriving retail centre with considerable tourism potential.

Applicants will be expected to possess the CiLCA qualifi cation.

The closing time for applications is midday Thursday 8th November and interviews will take place during week commencing Monday 19th November, 2012.

Further information and an application form are available from:Sue Fry,

Offi ce Manager,Marlborough Town Council,

Council Offi ces,5 High Street,

Marlborough. SN8 1AA

Telephone No. 01672 512487 www.marlboroughtowncouncil.gov.uk

is actively seeking to employ a

GARDENER/GROUNDS PERSONFollowing the successful completion of a six month probationary period, the post holder

will be expected to complete an Apprenticeship or a recognised Horticultural Qualifi cation. Minimum wage will apply during the probationary period. For further information/application pack please apply to

Mrs S Fry – Offi ce Manager

COUNCIL OFFICES, 5 HIGH STREET, MARLBOROUGH, WILTS, SN8 1AATel: 01672 512487 Fax No: 01672 512116

www.marlboroughtowncouncil.gov.ukenquiries@marlboroughtowncouncil.gov.uk

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www.brendoncare.org.uk

a bright future ahead

Maintenance PersonFroxfi eld c £18,200paBrendoncare Froxfi eld is a modern purpose-built care centre between Marlborough and Hungerford which cares for 44 physically and mentally frail older people.

You will be responsible for the maintenance, repairs and general upkeep of the building, grounds and equipment, providing assistance to staff and residents, supervising contractors and suppliers and complying with Health and Safety standards. You should have a basic understanding of electrics, plumbing and H&S legislation, and at least one trade skill.

You must have good communication skills and an affi nity for older people, and be able to work in a busy environment and keep accurate records. This is a full-time post (35 hours) plus on-call, so a fl exible approach would be welcome. An enhanced CRB disclosure is required, and a full driving license.

Please contact Jenny Lillywhite for an application form on 01488 684916 or email [email protected]

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AUTOMOBILE SALES & SERVICE

Citroen Specialist ..................01672 521053Elm Tree Motor Company .....01672 511777EVS...................................... 01672 540533Great Shefford Auto Centre 01488 648055

BEAUTY THERAPYElan Beauty............................07749 219300

BESPOKE TAILORINGVincent ..................................01672 511488

BESPOKE WOODEN FLOORSWhittle Woods........................08450 552488

BOARDING CATTERYLittlecopse Cattery ................01672 520879

BUILDING SERVICESCEW Builders.........................07818 233249Edward Stacey.......................01672 562734KG Parsons ...........................07921 255008Ross Edwards .......................01672 514020P.M. Rosier & Son. ...............01672 871202Simon Thorpe ...................... 07775 727389

CARPETS & CURTAINSDible & Roy ............ curtains 01672 513491..................................carpets 01672 513492

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTDavid Owen & Co..................01672 512163

CHIMNEY SWEEP Jamie ................................... 01488 648417Sarsen Stoves ..................... 01264 790033

CHIROPRACTORHungerford Chiropractic Healthcare .................................................. 01488 683666

CHURCHESChurch on the Rock ............ 01672 871420

CLEANING SERVICESUpstairs Downstairs ..............01672 541177

CLOCKSThe Clockmaker ....................01488 682277

COMPUTER SALES, SERVICE & REPAIR

Bill Baxter ..............................01488 684552CURTAIN MAKER

Florence Grace .....................01488 648414DANCE SCHOOL

Elizabeth McIndoe School ....01672 520514DECORATING

David Rolls ............................01488 682953W. Talmage ...........................01488 685361

ELECTRICAL SERVICESAshbury Elcetrical ................ 01793 710781.............................................. 07851 794258Chris Loney .......................... 01672 514696 ...............................................07855 982232JM Electrical...........................01672 516661

Lambourn Electrical Contractors ................01488 670116........07958 488629Premier Electrics....................01672 890296SG Electrical Services...........01672 516724

EQUESTRIAN SUPPLIESWoodland Enterprises............01488 648820

ESTATE AGENTSRussell Marshall.....................01488 686867

FUNERAL DIRECTORSCamp Hopson Funerals.........01488 686511

GARDEN DESIGN/SERVICESPH Landscapes .....................01672 870113RPS Services ........................01672 512350Stacy Tuttle ...........................01488 682440

GAS INSTALLERSENERcon...............................01488 680800

HAIRDRESSERSKrysia Eddery........................07796 136 517 The Gentleman’s Shop..........01488 684363Roberta’s ..............................01488 682888

HANDYMANMike The Handyman ............ 01672 870314 .................................. mobile 07769 711519

HOTELS, PUBS, RESTAURANTSThe Hare..................................01488 71386The Ivy House .......................01672 515333

IRONINGManuella’s.............................01672 512884

LINE DANCINGTessa Hicks ...........................01672 520336

MATHS & ENGLISH TUITIONKennet Tutors ....................... 01672 516278

MOBILE HAIRDRESSERTouch of Class ......................07788 956199

MOBILITY SERVICESMobility Centre.......................01380 727555

MONUMENTAL SCULPTORM.J. Sly ................................01672 516797

NAIL TECHNICIANS Jaqueline’s Nails .................. 01488 686638

NURSING SERVICESBrendoncare .........................01488 684916

PAINTING & DECORATINGD & R Randall ..........01672 539213 ............

.................................... / 07743 186740DJC Painting & Decorating....01672 519850N. Hewer 01488 684962/07766 695383

PERSONAL TRAINERTina Connor ......................... 01672 562435

PHOTOGRAPHYChris Caswell........................01672 810971

PLUMBING SERVICESA4 Plumbing ..........................07771 511331 Chris Ward.............................07876 202006Hungref Ltd............................01672 519163PLUMBING & HEATING SERVICES

OilTec.....................................01488 648656

REMOVALS & STORAGELouth Removals.....................01672 513868

RIDINGRide Locally ..........................01488 683253

ROOFING SERVICESHeritage Roofi ng ......................01488 71117JNC Roofi ng ..01488 648337/07771 597117...............................................07733 213869MEJ Martin.............................01488 685341Roofright ...............................01672 871207

REVERSE THERAPYDr. John Eaton ..................... 0870 6260100

SCAFFOLDINGO.N.C. Scaffolding ................01672 514895

SHOOTING & EQUESTRIANWoodland Enterprises ...........01488 648820

SKIP HIREHills Waste Disposal .............01488 657123

STOP SMOKINGMust Stop Smoking................01488 644699

STOVESSarsen Stoves Ltd.................01264 790033

TOOL HIREA4 Hire ..................................01488 684584

TREE WORKJ. Hawkins .............................01672 870487Kellehers ...............................01672 539163Lasts Tree Care ....................01672 861770

UPHOLSTERYJD Upholstery .......................01793 871808

WATER TREATMENTSoft Options ..........................01672 521123

WINDOWS & CONSERVATORIESSalisbury Glass .....................01722 328985

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& SERVICECGS ..................................... 01488 684045Citroen Specialist ..................01672 521053Great Shefford Auto Centre...01488 648055Rapid Fit ............................... 01488 681888

BARBERThe Gentlemans Shop...........01488 684363

BOARDING CATTERYLittlecopse Cattery ................01672 520879

BOOKSHOPHungerford Bookshop............01488 683480

BUILDING SERVICESCEW Builders.........................07818 233249Jeeves & Green ....................01488 680703Ross Edwards .......................01672 514020Simon Thorpe ...................... 07775 727389

CARE & SUPPORTApex Care ............................ 01672 811675

CARPETS & CURTAINSD&R Furnishers....... curtains 01672 513491..................................carpets 01672 513492CARPET & UPHOLSTERY CLEANINGChemDry by Flair ................ 01635 524110

CHARTERED ACCOUNTANTDavid Owen & Co..................01672 512163Virginia Parkes ..................... 01488 649908

CHIMNEY SWEEP Brush & Vac ......................... 01488 648417COMPUTER SALES, SERVICE & REPAIR Animated Laser Co ...............01488 684552

COUNTRY LIVINGPeppermint Cream ................01488 681117

CURTAIN MAKERFlorence Grace .....................01672 514369Madeline Walsh ................... 01672 871496

DANCE SCHOOLElizabeth McIndoe School ....01672 520514

ELECTRICAL SERVICESChris Loney .......................... 01672 514696 ...............................................07855 982232Premier Electrics....................01672 890296SG Electrical Services...........01672 516724

FASHIONBei Cappelli .......................... 01488 686321The Clothes Shop .................. 01635 47832

FENCINGAlan Archer .......................... 01672 540534RJ Cripps ............................. 01488 683807

FISH & CHIPSMr Fry ....................................01488 683237

FISHMONGERThe Lobster Pot ................... 01488 686770

FLORISTMartin & The Magpie..............01488 681062

FUNERAL DIRECTORSCamp Hopson Funerals.........01488 686511

FURNISHINGSofas & Stuff ........................ 0808 1783211

GARAGE SERVICESPeter Stirland Ltd...................01488 683678Stag Service Station .............01488 682202

GARDEN DESIGN/SERVICESHungerford Gdn Machinery ..01488 684105Hungerford Tree Surgery ..... 01488 682174RM Garden Services............. 01672 513001PH Landscapes .....................01672 870113Turner Round ...................... 0800 7834424

GAS INSTALLERSENERcon...............................01488 680800

HAIRDRESSERSAd Hoc ................................. 01488 681944Edge Hair Salon ................ 17 Bridge StreetRoberta’s ..............................01488 682888

HANDMADE FURNITUREMoore & Bradfi eld..................01488 684240

HOTELSThe Bear................................01488 682512The Three Swans...................01488 682721

INSURANCECoversure..............................0844 2480021

IRONINGManuella’s.............................01672 512884

JOINERYHungerford Joinery ............. 01488 681979

KITCHENSAkorn Kitchen ......................... 01635 49448

LINE DANCINGTessa Hicks ...........................01672 520336

MAN WITH A VANAndy .................................... 01488 684726

MOBILITYMarlborough Mobility ............01672 511550

NURSING SERVICESApex Care ............................ 0845 6034743Brendoncare .........................01488 684916

PAINTING & DECORATINGD & R Randall ..........01672 539213 ............

.................................... / 07743 186740DJC Painting & Decorating....01672 519850Francis W Saunders ............ 01488 648806

PAVINGPave Rite Ltd ....................... 07778 734500

PET SUPPLIESHowards Pet Care..................01488 685314Hungerford Pet Shop ........... 01488 686570

PLUMBING SERVICESA4 Plumbing ..........................07771 511331 Hungref Ltd............................01672 519163

PRINTED T-SHIRTSJustees ................................01672 514209

PROPERTY SERVICESR&K Property Serv ................01488 684923

RIDINGRide Locally ..........................01488 683253

PUBS & RESTAURANTSCasanova ..............................01488 682721Indigo Palace ....................... 01488 668896La Primavera ........................ 01488 682588The Downgate ...................... 01488 682708The Hare .................................01488 71386The Shears .......................... 01264 850304The Sun Inn .........................01488 682162

ROOFING SERVICESHeritage Roofi ng ......................01488 71117MEJ Martin.............................01488 685341MJS ...................................... 01488 648337Roofright ...............................01672 871207

SKIP HIREHills Waste Disposal .............01488 657123

STONEMASONSHumphries Stonemasons.......01488 682847

TAXIS & PRIVATE HIRE1st Direct Cars.......................01488 681182

TRAVELFarewise Travel......................01488 686858

TREE WORKHungerford Tree Surgery ..... 01488 682174J Hawkins ............................ 07980 536156Lasts Tree Care ....................01672 861770

TYRES & EXHAUSTSRapidfi t...................................01488 681888

WINDOWS & CONSERVATORIESSalisbury Glass .....................01722 328985

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Adviser Index Advertisers with weekly advertisements for a year are welcome to an entry in the index.

The next Friends of the Railway Path workday is on Sunday, 14th October.

Workdays are an important way of helping to keep this much-loved local greenway looking good. This one will concentrate on the section south from Ogbourne St George, around and immediately south

FRIENDS OF RAILWAY LINE WORKDAYof the car park off Bytham Road (grid ref SU 1990 7407). The work is a mixture of ecological improvements, renovation and tidying.

There is a patch of grassland which, with a little encouragement, we think can become more fl ower rich. We will clear this and remove the cuttings (so that they don’t release their nutrients back into the grassland).

There is a hedge with gaps: we will remove scrub from the gaps and start planting up the gaps. We plan later to start laying sections of the hedge where the shrubs are large enough: this improves habitat for a variety of small animals.

We will also clear round the car park and the woodland area to the east of the Path, and remove litter.

The work we’re planning is one of a series of projects to improve the Railway Path and its surroundings which the Friends of the Railway Path are hoping to get done.

Workdays are also a great way of getting some gentle exercise. You will meet people and perhaps learn some new skills. And at the end of a workday, you can see what’s been achieved.

If you would like to come, we will meet at 10.00 at the car park off Bytham Road (see the map attached below: grid ref SU 2037 7400). Please wear suitable outdoor clothing and stout footwear, and bring:

· Lunch and a drink· Gardening gloves if you have some· Any hand tools which you think you would like to

use. We will have a stock of tools for use on the day.You are welcome to just turn up on the day, and to

stay for as long as you like. If you know in advance you would like to come, please let me know.

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The Diamond Jubilee Orchard will be planted on The Common, west of Frees Ave, on Sunday 21 October. Mrs Philippa Davenport will publish further details shortly.

There will be 10 Wiltshire varieties of apple and 2 crab apples in the diamond shaped planting, with plans for quince, medlar, plum and damson elsewhere on the site. Everyone is invited to attend, whether to help or watch. The area will be pre-dug by the Council gardening team. Trees may be sponsored (£50 each): send an email to [email protected] for further information.

The group heard a proposal to create a footpath at the edge of the Common, west of Frees Ave. All were in favour and expressed the hope that it would provide full wheelchair access. Chair, Cllr Rich Pitts, agreed to take this forward as a proposal for next year’s budget, with the expectation that it could be constructed using in-house expertise.

Head gardener, Richard Beale, outlined the options for dealing with Ragwort. Whilst weed killer could be used, all present favoured the suggestion, from Cllr Val Compton, of a “community ragwort pull”, to be held in early July. - Shirley Pryor

MARLBOROUGH COMMON USERS’ GROUP MEETING

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COMMENT RE LINE SITUATIONThe next Friends of the Railway Path workday is on Sunday, 14th October.Workdays are an important way of helping to keep this much-loved local greenway looking good. This one will concentrate on the section south from Ogbourne St George, around and immediately south of the car park off Bytham Road (grid ref SU 1990 7407). The work is a mixture of ecological improvements, renovation and tidying. There is a patch of grassland which, with a little en-couragement, we think can become more fl ower rich. We will clear this and remove the cuttings (so that they don’t release their nutrients back into the grassland).There is a hedge with gaps: we will remove scrub from the gaps and start planting up the gaps. We plan later to start laying sections of the hedge where the shrubs are large enough: this improves habitat for a variety of small animals.We will also clear round the car park and the woodland area to the east of the Path, and remove litter.If you would like to come, we will meet at 10.00 at the car park off Bytham Road (see the map attached below: grid ref SU 2037 7400). Please wear suitable outdoor clothing and stout footwear, and bring:· Lunch and a drink· Gardening gloves if you have some· Any hand tools which you think you would like to use. We will have a stock of tools for use on the day.You are welcome to just turn up on the day, and to stay for as long as you like. If you know in advance you would like to come, please let me know.

The Diamond Jubilee Orchard will be planted on The Common, west of Frees Ave, on Sunday 21 October. Mrs Philippa Davenport will publish further details shortly.

There will be 10 Wiltshire varieties of apple and 2 crab apples in the diamond shaped planting, with plans for quince, medlar, plum and damson elsewhere on the site. Everyone is invited to attend, whether to help or watch. The area will be pre-dug by the Council gardening team. Trees may be sponsored (£50 each): send an email to [email protected] for further information.

The group heard a proposal to create a footpath at the edge of the Common, west of Frees Ave. All were in favour and expressed the hope that it would provide full wheelchair access. Chair, Cllr Rich Pitts, agreed to take this forward as a proposal for next year’s budget, with the expectation that it could be constructed using in-house expertise.

Head gardener, Richard Beale, outlined the options for dealing with Ragwort. Whilst weed killer could be used, all present favoured the suggestion, from Cllr Val Compton, of a “community ragwort pull”, to be held in early July.

- Shirley Pryor

MARLBOROUGH COMMON USERS’ GROUP MEETING

Notes from the Planning Committee

PLANS APPROVED FOR WALLThe Committee approved plans for a sheet pile wall, to form part of the fl ood defence for Ken-net Place. The wall will have facing and capping stones to blend in with its surroundings. Cllr Dob-son observed that, historically, fl ooding had some-times been caused by surface water from the High Street rushing down by way of the Parade. Cllr Pitts gave assurance that non-return valves would enable such run-off to drain into the river, without allowing river water back into the road.Shirley Pryor

FLOOODING FOR 60 YEARSPriory Avenue, Hungerford’s fl ooding had been going on for about 60 years, District Councillor Paul Hewer told Hungerford Town Councillors before their last meeting. He said a housing group had been approached to help. Answering Cr Roger Thompson about the adverse state of the road, Cr Hewer said he and District Councillor David Holt-by would lobby for repairs within the time frame of three years set for the next repairs.

ROADWORKS ON SCHEDULEDespite the weather the project is currently on schedule and for the most part we have been happy with the per-formance of the contractor. We are aware of a couple of areas where remedial work will be required, but this is inevitable for such a large project. We have had very few complaints regarding disruption or noise and the major-ity of road users appear to have been patient with us and complied with the various closures and restrictions. I hope this information is useful, please feel free to cir-culate as appropriate. I will let you know if there are any changes. If you need any clarifi cation please contact ei-ther myself or Bruce Schoepe on the number below. RegardsNeil Stacey

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Hedgehog Hazards Some of the worst cases Wiltshire Wildlife Hospi-tal have been treating are those involving slug pel-let poisoning. They explained to the Adviser “The hedgehogs suffer terrible pain. People need to be aware that if they have hedgehogs in the garden there is no need to use slug pellets, even the ani-mal friendly ones, supposedly harmless, can effect hedgehogs in this way”.The Hospital tell us that this is a dangerous time for the offspring, as they may not gain enough weight to survive the winter months. Members of the pub-lic should be aware of the plight of the autumn juvenile. Hedgehogs already being cared for that are not up to weight, are the ones needing over-wintering and by the end of October the hedgehogs should weigh 650g to survive the winter. Advice can be misleading about weight, with 1lb (454g) sometimes being stated as suffi cient, but Wiltshire Wildlife Hospital believe this is nowhere near enough for any hedgehog to survive. Last year they over-wintered 130 hedgehogs and annually they deal with between 600 and 700 hedgehogs.Hedgehogs are now being seen regularly in Coo-pers Meadow in Marlborough. The meadow is a mixture of mown, managed and wild habitat and it is thought that leaving some of the wild patches has encouraged them to breed there. Wiltshire Wildlife Hospital are a registered charity and be contacted on 07850 778752

HUNGERFORD COACH PARK DISCUSSIONHungerford Town Council’s highways and transport committee’s last meeting discussed a coach park in Charnham Street. The park would be at the current bus stop opposite The Sun Inn and would involve several extra parking spaces, the mayor, Cr Martin Crane said. The meeting also heard of a proposal for a coach park at Cobbs Farm and feeling was that if Cobbs wished to develop a coach park, they could consider it.

SIR JOHN MADEJSKI TO SWITCH ON LIGHTS?Sir John Madejski will be invited by Hungerford Town Council to switch on Hungerford’s Christmas lights on Sunday, December 2.“Mr Christmas Lights” Rod. Desmeules told the last Hungerford Town Council highways and transport com-mittee meeting he was ready to press ahead with the lights programme and would need volunteers to help.The meeting was told it was planned to offset costs with sales of Christmas cards, calendars and a prize draw.Hungerford’s Christmas lughts have been the envy of many centres in recent years, largely due to Mr Des-meules’ efforts.

STATION PRECINCTS PROGRESSDELAYEDTwo over-riding factors appear to be delaying progress of Hungerford’s railway station precincts development.These factors were again aired at the last meeting of Hungerford Town Council’s highways and transport committee.Firstly, the council needs a decision from Network Rail on the station boundaries and “ransom strip” alleged to be hindering progress.Secondly the council needs assurance that the rail ser-vice will be maintained when tenders for the service are sought next March.The meeting was told there was no guarantee that rail traffi c would continue to expand if the service was re-duced to a “shuttle service” from Newbury when elec-trifi cation of the line between Paddington and Newbury was implemented.A special council committee was to meet on Wednesday to discuss the rail service. Delegates from Hungerford, Kintbury and Bedwyn were mentioned but there was no mention of Marlborough from where there is under-stood to be concern from people who use Bedwyn and Hungerford railway stations in preference to Swindon.

“MORE POSITIVE HOUSING APPROACH”Hungerford Town Council was looking to a more positive approach to housing development within the town, the mayor Cr Martin Crane told the last council highways and transport committee meet-ing. He said there were areas within the town that could contain housing and moves were under way to appoint a professional consultant. He said over-all involvement in a local development plan would be too costly for the council.

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MAJORITY IN FAVOUR OF IMPROVEDRAILWAY STATION AREAThe vast majority of the 40 people who replied to the Hungerford Town Council questionnaire on the railway station area’s future were in favour of improvement, Cr Richard Hudson told this week’s council meeting.Questions:1. Generally agree with proposed station improve-ments: 95% yes, 5% no.2. If no what would you like to see: Nil.3a. Support improving station interchange 97% yes, 3% no.3b.Support high quality buildings on neighbouring sites: 90% yes, 10% no. 3c. Support junction improvement of Park St/Station Rd. 97% yes, 3% no.4. Worth reducing parking by 15 of 70 spaces 79% yes. 21% no.5. Agree with welcome sign: Hungerford Heart of AONB 76% yes, 24% no.6. A rail station building: 61% yes, 39% no.7. Residential development on Oakes site 81% yes, 19% no.8. Close level crossing 19% yes, 81% no.9. Other suggestions:Building with cafe, toilet etc, keep Hungerford at pres-ent size, no sprawl, overfl ow car park needed, reserva-tions about parking reduction, full support to enhance station, concern about nose, want more parking, re-duce gap on train platform, use Oakes site for parking, building best on up platform, HGV access concerns, add secure cycle parking, re-position ticket machine, building as Thatcham, CCTV on platforms, improve Park St. junction, more parking spaces, more trains, longer platform.

POLICE HELP WITH DOG FOULINGPolice have agreed to accompany the dog warden on patrol in Hungerford where instances of dog fouling are rife. District Councillor David Holtby told councllors before their last meeting that fouling was particularly bad in the canal area and Croft .

GOOD RESPONSE TO FAMILYHAIR SALON OPENINGHungerford’s newest business, The Edge Unisex Fam-ily Hair Salon is the latest business to benefi t from Ad-viser advertising.Proprietor Michele Jackson said she received excellent response from her front page advertisement last week.She has elected to become yet another regular Adviser advertiser.Michele’s salon is at 17 Bridge street, opposite Rox-ton’s. You can’t beat The Adviser but you can join it. Tel. 01488 682328. [email protected]

MARLBOROUGH FUNDRAISING EVENING TO SUPPORT LOCAL LIFE SAVERS A charity dance at Marlborough Town Hall next month will raise funds for the local life saving work of St John Ambulance. The dance on 20 October, featuring the band Cel-ebration, is being organised by volunteers from the charity’s Pewsey Division and Marlborough Com-munity First Responders - volunteers who provide emergency medical aid in the Marlborough area ahead of the arrival of an ambulance. Organiser Kev Dickens says: ‘At last year’s dance everyone had a fantastic time while knowing they were helping us to provide a service which is so of-ten the difference between life and death.’ The money raised from this year’s event will go towards equipping the local community with basic fi rst aid skills as well as supporting the Community First Responders and local St John Ambulance vol-unteers. The event will also provide an opportunity for people to fi nd out more about learning fi rst aid and volunteering. Kev says: ‘Our research shows up to 140,000* peo-ple a year die needlessly in situations where fi rst aid could have saved them. We’re determined to change that appalling statistic by getting as many people as possible to learn fi rst aid.’ The evening starts at 8.30pm. Tickets are £10 for adults and £8 for concessions and will be available from the White Horse Bookshop and Carrie’s Hair-dressers in Marlborough High Street. Tickets can also be reserved at www.marlborough-boxoffi ce.co.uk