Garrison Bonfire Night

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Issue 194
Tidworth, Netheravon & Bulford Community Newsletter
Garrison
Bonfire Night
What’s on
in the Garrison area
 Wed 2 Oct
10:00 - 13:30
Women in Business at Castledown
Entreprise Centre. SP11 9FA
 Fri 4 Oct
10:00 - 18:00
Local produce street market in Station
Road, Tidworth
 5 & 6 Oct
Salisbury Fringe: bite-size plays in
pubs & cafés : www.salisburyfringe.
org.uk
 Sun 6 Oct
Gurkha Run - SPTA - iao The Gurkha
Welfare Trust. www.gurkharun.com
 Sat 12 Oct
19:30
‘Scallywags’ a Hog the Limelight play
based in WW2 for 13+ at Shipton B
Village Centre. Tickets 01980 - 846341
 Sat 12 Oct
19:30
‘Ready Steady Cook’ LIVE at Salisbury
City Hall. Tickets 01722 - 434 434 or
visit cityhallsalisbury.co.uk
 Thurs 17 Oct
16:00 - 19:00
Open afternoon at The Wellington
Academy - details inside
 Thurs 17 Oct
19:30
The Moscow Ballet performs ‘Sleeping
Beauty’ at Salisbury City Hall
 23 - 25 Oct
Rockbourne Fair at Salisbury Race
Course iao The Stars Appeal
 Fri 25 Oct
19:30
Salisbury Carnival
 Sun 3 Nov
10:00
Tidworth 10K & 3K Fun Run, starts in
Tidworth Park. www.tidworth10k.co.uk
 Thurs 7 Nov
17:00 - 21:30
Garrison Fireworks, Carter Bks, Bulford
 8 - 29 Nov
Army Arts Society Annual Exhibition in
The Young Gallery, Salisbury Library
 Thurs 14 Nov
9:30 - 17:00
Christmas gift fair at St Francis School,
Pewsey www.st-francis.wilts.sch.uk
 Thurs 14 Nov
Op Clean Sweep - do your bit to keep
the Garrison area clean and tidy !
 Sat 16 Nov
10:00 - 17:00
GUL Christmas gift fair at The Bustard
Inn, nr Shrewton SP3 4DU. Free
entry, lunches/cream teas, raffle
 29 Nov - 1 Dec
Victorian Festival of Christmas at
Portsmouth Historic Dockyard
 Thurs 5 Dec
18:00 - 20:00
The Wellington Academy Christmas
Craft Fayre. Call 01264 - 40 50 60
 7 & 8 Dec
British Military Tournament, London
www.britishmilitarytournament.com
October 2013
Thursday 7 November 2013
Carter Barracks, Bulford
Entry - £3 - Under 5s Free - payable on the night
17:00
17:15
18:30
19:00
21:30
Gates open
Guy Fawkes competition
Bonfire lit
Fireworks display
Evening ends
Other Attractions :
Funfair
BFBS Salisbury Plain Radio
Hot & Cold Drinks
Burgers, Hot Dogs & lots more
Parking available at Carter Barracks
Any queries please contact WO1 (ASM) Gilder
Civ: 01980 - 651673 Mil: 94342 3673
The Early Early
Christmas Fair in aid of
ABF The Soldiers’
Charity was opened by
Lady Bradshaw on
25th September.
Also present at the
traditional opening
ceremony was Captain
Dave Hanson,
22 Engineer Regiment,
whose wedding
reception took place in
the same marquee a few
days later, following his
wedding to his fiancée
Hayley Brown at nearby
St Mary’s Church.
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Welcome to the
New Garrison Commander
Colonel James Denny MBE MA
Colonel James Denny took
command of Tidworth,
Netheravon and Bulford
Garrison on 4th September.
Commissioned into the
Royal Regiment of Fusiliers
in 1980, Colonel Denny has
served in Northern Ireland
(in every rank from 2Lt to
Lt Col), Cyprus, the
Balkans, Op GRANBY, Iraq,
Ivory Coast and
Afghanistan, where he
commanded British Forces
during Op HERRICK in
2005.
He has been Director of Studies at the Kuwaiti Command
and Staff College, Chief of Staff 5th Division and comes to
this Garrison from Jordan where he was the Senior British
Liaison Officer, establishing and then commanding the
British Military Training Team there.
Colonel Denny is pleased to be here and is looking
forward to getting around and meeting as many people as
possible in the coming weeks.
A Centre of Excellence
Facilities at the
Tidworth
Equestrian Centre,
(the ‘TEC’), are now
complete, following
the official opening
last month of the
newly-constructed
Indoor Riding
School.
The ribbon was cut by
General Christopher
Elliott from the Army
Sport Control Board, one
of several contributors to
the £200,000 cost of the
building; other financial
sponsors were the Army
Central Fund, the Army
Welfare Grant
Committee and
the Nuffield Trust
for the Forces of
the Crown.
With the main
activities at the
Centre being
provided by the
Tidworth Riding
Club and the
Combined Services Polo Club, the TEC is now a ‘centre of
excellence’ for equestrianism in the Army, offering superb
stabling facilities, an outdoor arena and now an indoor
riding school for soldiers and their families to use and
enjoy. It will also be able to provide employment for
grooms and instructors as well as training for those who
want to go in to the sport as a career.
The Riding School, run by Vickie Angelo, provides
lessons for all ages, Saturday to Thursday. For more
information, please call 07500 - 868 940.
The Wellington Academy
Open Afternoon
Thurs 17 October
16:00 - 19:00 hrs
The Wellington Academy is committed to the education
and care of every single student. Families and students of
year 5/6 and the wider community are invited to come
and see for yourselves what we have to offer :
- Co-educational state boarding and day school for
students aged 11-19.
- visit our state-of-the-art campus, including our boarding
house and sixth form facilities,
- meet our students and dedicated staff
- see why we are the right school for your child
- 18:00 hrs : An Introduction to the Academy from Mike
Milner, Acting Principal, in the school theatre
The Wellington Academy benefits from the backing and
expertise of Wellington College, one of the UK's leading
independent schools. With a new leadership in place from
September 2013, (Dr Anthony Seldon, Master of
Wellington College, as Executive Head, and Mike Milner
as Acting Principal), there is a drive to ensure the best
possible outcomes for our students in 2014 and beyond.
We have a strong emphasis on raising attainment and
development of character for all students.
Since opening in 2009 the Wellington Academy is proud
of the strong links it has established with the community,
both military and civilian. Our student numbers have
increased to over 1100, with nearly 300 in the sixth form
and over 80 boarders benefiting from our fantastic £32
million state-of-the-art campus. We offer a broad and
inclusive curriculum with a range of academic and
applied learning options, to ensure that every child is able
to reach their potential.
Royal Welsh Summer Rugby
Captain Dai Gray, the Welfare Officer of The Royal Welsh,
in partnership with Andover Rugby Club, ran a successful
children’s rugby camp over the summer holidays. The
3-day camp concentrated on rugby values, rules and
skills.
Over 50 military and civilian children from the TNB
Garrison area took part, all of various ages and ability; for
some this was their first experience of rugby.
“The Camp was a great success and something that could
be run on an annual basis”, Captain Gray commented. “It
was good to see the kids having fun!”
Ex Long Run Home
Ex LONG RUN
HOME was an
endurance
challenge set by
the Commanding
Officer of 4 MI
Battalion. The aim
of the 136-mile run,
from Headquarters
4MI Battalion in
Bulford to
Headquarters
Intelligence Corps
in Chicksands,
Bedfordshire, was
to raise funds for
both ABF The Soldiers’ Charity and the Motor Neurone
Disease Association.
The route on the first day took the runners through the
town of Marlborough, of which the Battalion has the
Freedom; afterwards, the majority of the challenge
followed the Ridgeway path across Oxfordshire.
Of course, there has to be an element of competition in all
military events - and this was no exception. Four of the
Battalion’s companies competed for the honour of being
the fastest team, each runner rotating through individual
legs of 10-15 miles each, totalling some 35 miles each day.
The exercise finished at Headquarters Intelligence Corps
on the afternoon of the 4th day and its completion was
marked by a parade (and doughnuts) - and with the Corps
Colonel congratulating everyone for their efforts.
Although Exercise LONG RUN HOME is over, donations
are still coming in, so if you would like to donate to two
very good causes, then please visit our JustGiving site at :
www.justgiving.com/teams/longrunhome
BFBS Big 80s Party Night
The BFBS Big Salute
Raising Money for military charities
11 October  Holiday Inn Solstice Park  19:30-23:30
Food, fun, competitions and lot of dancing - all to raise
money for five Forces charities, through the BFBS Big
Salute charity which supports BLESMA, Blind Veterans
UK, Combat Stress, FAB (Families' Activity Breaks) and
Veterans Aid.
Ticket includes curry supper & BFBS Disco with Chris
Sturgess and Chris Pearson
£15 (with £5 of this going to the BFBS Big Salute)
Tickets : Contact Holiday Inn on 01980 - 677 467
80s fancy dress is
optional but there
will be prizes for
the best ones !
All Welcome
Royal Engineers repair a key
Bridge in Helmand
Sappers from Tidworth-based 22 Engineer Regiment have
repaired a key bridge in the Lashkar Gah district of
Helmand Province.
Coming soon : New Buses on
the Activ8 route
Salisbury Reds will soon be launching 3 new British built
Enviro 400 double deck buses from Alexander Dennis onto
the popular Salisbury to Andover Activ8 route.
Andrew Wickham, Managing Director of Go South Coast,
the Go Ahead-owned group of bus and coach operators in
the region, was joined by Garrison Commander Col James
Denny, Deputy Commander Lt Col David Barron and
Salisbury Reds Operations Manager Andrew Sherrington,
to launch the comfortable and environmentally friendly
new buses, with their new livery - and free Wifi !
"August marked the 10th anniversary of the Go Ahead
Group’s acquisition of Wilts & Dorset, so we are pleased to
celebrate with this major investment and reaffirm our
commitment to providing the best possible service to the
people of Wiltshire," said Andrew Wickham.
Colonel Denny commended the investment in the Activ8
route, saying : "The new buses will be much appreciated
by our Service personnel and the families who choose to
use this convenient service."
Please visit www.salisburyreds.co.uk for details of routes,
tickets, season tickets, etc.
Basharan Bridge, which was first built in 2010, crosses the
Char Anjir Wadi, linking local communities in the
Basharan and Babaji areas. The bridge allows farmers
from Babaji to move their produce to markets in Lashkar
Gah and makes moving between the economic hubs of
Lashkar Gah and Gereshk more efficient. More locally,
the bridge also makes it easier for children to attend
school in Basharan.
The bridge had been damaged by an improvised
explosive device laid by insurgents earlier this year. The
Sappers, from 5 Squadron, mounted a two-day operation
in the soaring Afghan heat to repair the bridge, replacing
damaged parts with new ones, so it can remain in place
permanently.
Captain George Andrews, 22 Engineer Regiment, said:
"My troop worked hard on the task despite the heat and
we could all see what it meant to the local people as a
small crowd had gathered by the time we had done."
Lieutenant Colonel Jason Kerr, Commanding Officer
22 Engineer Regiment, said:
"It was very satisfying to repair Basharan Bridge which is
used regularly by locals in the area.
"The Engineers have been busy this tour not only
reinforcing existing British bases across Helmand but also
removing some, as our profile across the province has
reduced. It's a real indicator of progress when we close or
handover a base - it shows the Afghans just don't need us
there anymore."
MHS re-launch their Customer
Assistance Point service
Michelle Egan has recently been recruited by MODern
Housing Solutions to
stand in for Jodie
Hughes who is on
maternity leave.
Michelle will man the
MHS/DIO Customer
Assistance Points in
Tidworth, Bulford and
Larkhill, answering
your questions face to
face and helping you
with any queries you
might have about your
quarter.
She is pictured here
with Tracy Park, the
MHS Liaison Officer,
at Heath House, the DIO/MHS office in Larkhill.
MHS / DIO Customer Assistance Point (CAP)
CAP Opening times : 10:00 - 14:00
Heath House (MHS Office) Larkhill (Mon, Thurs, Fri)
Tidworth HIVE (Tues) and Bulford HIVE (Wed)
The CAP does not replace the HASC or the MHS 24/7 Helpline
where you should continue to report repairs as usual.
HIVE on the move
The HIVE Information
Centre in the Tidworth
Leisure Centre will be
closing this month and,
from 7th October,
Information Officer Nicole
Domine Robinson will be
joining her colleague,
Lynsey Jones, in the HIVE
office in The Beeches
Family Centre in Bulford.
The office in Bulford will
become the “Salisbury
Plain HIVE”, covering the
eastern side of the Plain.
Contact details are on the Drumbeat Noticeboard page.
Reading pays Dividends
Sig Ashley Brimelow from 215 Signal Squadron is the
lucky winner of the ‘Big Read Challenge’, organised by
Functional Skills
tutors at 10 Army
Education Centre in
conjunction with the
Reading Agency.
Soldiers were set the
challenge of reading
six books and
completing a journal
describing what
they had read.
”I read the books on
my phone while I
was waiting to pick
someone up at the
airport!” said Sig
Brimelow. “ I never used to read much before and if my
Sergeant Major hadn’t suggested it, I wouldn’t have
bothered, but I read 6 books in two weeks and now I can’t
stop - I really like reading now!”
He was presented with a Kindle by Lt Col Stuart Barltrop,
Commander ETS.
“A huge number of soldiers who started the challenge,
completed it - and enjoyed it,” said Kirsty Alderson, one
of the tutors. “They found reading a good alternative to
the XBox!”
Watch out for the Autumn Challenge - starting soon !
Open to all serving soldiers - details from the Education
Centre in Jellalabad Barracks, Tidworth.
Royal Welsh Coffee Mornings
Every Tuesday and Friday 09:30 - 12:00
Unit Welfare Office, Lucknow Lodge,
St George’s Road, Tidworth SP9 7ES
Tel. 01980 650293
Thanks to The Soldiers’ Charity
19 Regt RA fires Royal Salute
To mark the occasion of Her Majesty the Queen’s arrival
in Scotland, members of 127 (Dragon) Battery,
19 Regiment Royal Artillery, travelled from Tidworth to
Edinburgh Castle to perform a 21-gun Royal Salute.
The guns were set up on Mill’s Mount (the location of the
famous one o’clock gun) and began firing as the Queen
stepped out of her car at Holyrood Palace. Although this
was a very special occasion in its own right, the event was
particularly
pertinent as it
was 19th
Regiment’s first
engagement in
its recruiting
area under its
new title, ‘The
Scottish
Gunners’. All
those present felt
very proud and
honoured to be
part of the event.
The Under-8s team from the Tidworth Town Football
Club now have a super-smart new strip, thanks to their
coach, Tracy Jackson, and the generosity of ABF The
Soldiers’ Charity. The team posed for this picture wearing
their new tops for the first time after it was presented to
them by Andy Batcock on behalf of the charity.
“It’s really fantastic kit, we’re really pleased with it” said
Steve Slater, Chairman of the Club. “80% of the children
in the Club come from military families and to have the
name of The Soldiers’ Charity on the front of the shirts
really gets the charity’s name out there and noticed”.
The Club is a FA Chartered Standard Community Club
and meets at their pitches on Humber Lane, Tidworth.
There are 10 children’s teams (ages 7-14), an adult team, a
Soccer School and a Development School. For more
details visit www.tidworthtownfc.co.uk.
Tidworth’s new Play Park
is named
The newest
and largest
play park in
the Garrison
was
officially
opened on
20th
September.
Its name,
“Hero
Park”, was
suggested
by the
children from nearby Clarendon Infants School, winners
of the play park naming competition.
“It’s a joy to see children enjoying themselves”, said
Garrison Commander, Colonel James Denny, after cutting
the ribbon, with the help of Katie Bates from Clarendon
Junior School. “The message to everyone is: use it, enjoy
it, but please do look after it !” he said.
The play park has been provided by MODern Housing
Solutions (MHS), the organisation responsible for
maintaining Service Families’ Accommodation on behalf
of the Defence Infrastructure Organisation (MOD/DIO).
Located close to the Wylye Road quarters, the new play
park caters for children of all ages, with the latest in
British Safety Standard (BS EN) play equipment and safety
surfacing and has a fenced area for smaller children.
A “SSAFA Big Brew,” organised by MHS with the help of
1RHA, provided tea, coffee and cakes for everyone and
raised around £130 for SSAFA.
Raising the Flag for the Special
Olympics 2013
Soldiers from 4 (Close Support) Battalion REME had the
honour of raising the flag for the Special Olympics at the
opening ceremony held in Bath’s Royal Crescent recently.
The Special Olympics was established in 1978 and is
considered as the 'third' member of the Olympic family.
The Special Olympics Great Britain offers year round
sports training and competitions for people with
intellectual (learning) disabilities.
The ceremony was attended by over 7,000 athletes,
volunteers and supporters. There was a special video
message from Prime Minister, David Cameron and the
evening culminated in a performance from Britain's Got
Talent star, Susan Boyle.
"This was a wonderful opportunity to be involved with
the continuation of the Olympic legacy”, said WO1 RSM
Verity Bartlett. “Everything was rehearsed and went well
and the flag is flying high!"
Tidworth Mums launch DVD
(Above) Col Denny and
Brig Boswell (Head of
DIO Ops Accn) cannot
resist trying out the
play equipment !
(Right) All the children
at the opening
afternoon were given
‘goody bags’ provided
by SMP Hags Ltd, the
contractor which built
the play park.
BFBS Documentary wins Gold
A documentary about Military Wives Choirs made by
British Forces Broadcasting Service has won its second
Gold Award this year : in the Radio category at the 10th
IVCA Clarion Awards. The documentary tells the story of
Forces wives and girlfriends who found friendship and
support through singing while their loved ones were
deployed on operations.
“This award highlights the part the military spouses play
in supporting their serving partners ... As the Forces
Broadcaster, we are proud to be able to tell their story,”
said Nicky Ness, Controller of BFBS Radio.
The Military Wives Choir programme is available online.
Go to www.bfbs.com/radio/listen/ and scroll down to The
Military Wives Story.
A group of local
Army mums aiming
to improve the
experience of
everyone with
children living in
the area, has
produced a DVD
showing what they
do. The DVD is
going to be sent to
Photo : Greg Brown
other garrisons in
the country.
Picture : The Committee, missing only Jennie Woodhall
(L-R Back Row) Victoria Thomas, Joyce Stretton, Kerryann
Chadwick-Clarke, Kim Newbury, Anna Brown.
(L-R Front Row) Emma Moore, Charlotte Blakemore,
Laura Ashby and Laura Jennings.
Activities at Ordnance House
Mondays 17:00 - 18:30 Positive Activities for ages 9-12 yrs
Tuesdays 17:00 - 18:30 Plan, Lead and Chat session for 12+
Wednesdays 16:15 - 17:45 Play Session for ages 5-8 yrs
19:00 - 21:00 Senior Club session for 11+
Thursdays
16:30 - 18:30 Play session for ages 8-12 yrs
19:00 - 21:00 Senior Project Night for 12+
(specific times of the year)
Further details from Colin Wheaton at the
AWS Ordnance House Community Centre
on the Zouch Estate, Tidworth. Tel. 07769 - 878 874
Volunteers needed to help with the Thursday Junior
play sessions - Can you help ?
Drumbeat Noticeboard
B F B S Salisbury Plain
106.8 FM
Broadcasting to military audiences
all over Salisbury Plain
from studios in Bulford
Breakfast Presenter : Chris Sturgess
Call : 01980 - 672424
Email : [email protected]
Regional Reporter : Shirley Swain
Call : 07854 - 094 202
Email : [email protected]
To make Radio requests &
dedications, call 01494 - 372 786
Visit www.bfbs.com/messages
BFBS Worldwide Radio service on :
Sky Guide 0211, DAB digital radio
and Freesat Channel 786
BFBS TV on Sky Guide 212
Castledown Radio
Broadcasting to the Tidworth
Community Area on 104.7 FM
email : [email protected]
or call: 01264 - 841047
Tidworth Town Council
Mon-Fri 9:30 - 13:00 at the Wylye
Road Community Centre, Tidworth.
Drop in 10:30 - 12:30
Tel: 01980 - 847390
Email: [email protected]
www.tidworthtowncouncil.gov.uk
Rubbish & Recycling
For details about collections,
visit www.wiltshire.gov.uk
AFF Salisbury Plain Coordinator
Carol Morris : 07527 - 492 783
Local Member of Parliament
Claire Perry MP, House of
Commons, London SW1A 0AA
Please call to make appointment
at local surgery : 01380 - 729 358
[email protected]
TCAP Coordinator
Tony Pickernell
01980 - 602018 / 07765 - 382678
www.tidworthcommunityarea.info
Army Welfare Service
Main Office : 01980 - 672105
Aspire Defence Helpline (24/7)
0845 168 2300 or Mil 96340 2300
DIO Ops Accommodation :
www.mod.uk/
servicefamiliesaccommodation or
contact the HASC (Housing
Allocations Service Centre) in
Aldershot.
0800-169 6322 Mon-Fri 08:30-15:00
Repairs to Army Quarters (24/7)
MODern Housing Solutions Helpline
(MHS) Call 0800 - 707 6000
Emergency Numbers :
MDP 24/7 : 01371 - 854500
MDP TNB : 01980 - 651099
RMP : 01980 - 67 2251 & 67
3530
Service Police Confidential Line :
0800 - 72 72 72
Wiltshire Police : 101
Police Emergency : 999
Crimestoppers : 0800 - 555111
Plain Watch : 01980 - 67 47 00
Tidworth Leisure Centre
Uniformed Youth Groups
TLC Opening Times
Monday - Friday
09:00 - 21:00
Saturdays 08:00 - 17:00
Sundays
08:00 - 20:00
Telephone : 01980 - 847 140
General Manager : 650 030
Outside Pitch Bookings : 651416
Tidworth Library Opening Times
Mon
10:00 - 17:00
Tues & Thurs14:00 - 19:00
Wed & Fri 10:00 - 17:00
Sat 10:00 - 13:00
Call: 01980 - 843460 or 650568
Paula’s Café : Mon-Sat 9:00-18:00
Youth Activities : T2A Adventure
Sports Club and Youth Only Zone
Also at the TLC : Counselling Svcs,
Physiotherapy & Sports Injury Clinics,
Purity Beauty Salon, Hairdressing, etc
Scouts, Cubs, Beavers & Explorers
Call Scout Info Centre: 0845 300 1818
Baden Powell Scouts
Email : [email protected]
Guides, Brownies & Rainbows
Call Karren Madden 01980 - 551088
TLC Closed for Maintenance
Girls & Boys - U11, U10, U9 and U8.
Weds at Avon Valley College
Matches on Sunday ams. Call 07749
764614 / [email protected]
28 - 30 October Building Closed
31 Oct - 4 Nov Limited access to
Sports Hall and Fitness Suite only no shower facilities available.
Pool & Café closed 28 Oct - 4 Nov
TLC reopens 5 November
Apologies for any inconvenience
Local HIVE Information Centre
Salisbury Plain HIVE at the
Beeches Family Centre, Bulford
Mon - Fri 9:00 - 15:00
Call Nicole & Lynsey : 01980-672420
HIVE online at www.mod.uk/hive
www.salisburyplainhive.blogspot.com
Tidworth Mums
www.tidworthmums.co.uk
TNB Early Years & Play
Sessional and all day care for
children 0-5 years
Afterschool & holiday clubs for
children 4-13 years
www.tnbearlyyears.org
Job vacancies inc. casual bank staff
Tel Barbara Sealey on 07436 - 070904
or email [email protected]
Local Children’s Centres :
Activities for children 0-5 yrs, and
their parent/carer. Call for info :
NSPCC Ashdown Family Centre
Drummer Lane, off Station Road,
Tidworth. Call 01980 - 846164
Windmill Hill Children’s Centre
Wylye Road, Tidworth SP9 7QR
Activities in Tidworth, Perham Down
and Ludgershall Call 01980 - 843 010
Bulford Children’s Centre
Next to Kiwi School. Activities also
at The Beeches & in Larkhill.
Call Kate Fry 01980 - 632 660
The Shipton Bellinger Rams FC
Shipton Bellinger Playing Fields
New members wanted (girls/boys)
for U9, U11, U12 teams. All abilities
welcome. For more details please
call Ian Lintell on 01264 381694
Tidworth Town FC
Girls & Boys U8-U14 (sch yrs 2-8)
Humber Lane, Tidworth
Tel 07872 - 565650
[email protected]
www.tidworthtownfc.co.uk
Durrington FC
Pewsey Vale RFC
New Players Wanted.
The Club has 1st & 2nd XVs and a
thriving youth section.
Training: Adults Tues 7pm.
Youth Sat 10am (Sep to Apr).
Contact Mick Haynes 07584 577901
[email protected]
Tidworth (Comb Svcs) Polo Club
Courses & instruction for all levels.
01980-846705 or [email protected]
Tidworth Riding Club
Riding instruction available
Sat - Thurs every week. All ages &
abilities - groups/individuals
For details call 07500 - 868 940
Perham Down Jun Youth Club
Ages 9-12 at the Community Centre
Weds starting 11 Sept 17:50-19:00
Tidworth Youth Centre
St Andrews Hall near VCP2
Mon, Tues & Thurs for ages 13-19
Ludgershall Youth Centre
Andover Rd (next to the CoOp)
Wed & Thurs for ages 13-19
Details from Wendy : 07917 - 174 623
Activities for Young People at
the TLC
Multi-Sports Ages 5-8
Tidworth Junior Sports Youth Club
Ages 9-12
T2a Alternative Sports Club for
ages 10.5 - 16
Call Joyce Stretton on 07810-771630
Stay with the beat !
Deadline for November issue : 14 October 2013
Drumbeat, Building 59, Jellalabad Bks, Tidworth, SP9 7BN
Call Rosemar y Meeke on 01980 - 650980
Email : [email protected]
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