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SOUTH WOODHAM 

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Serving the Community 

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Issue 851 

11th May 2018 

Sunshine & showers in Woodham Ferrers 

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City Council seeks 

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Chelmsford City Council is now accepting award 

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The Chelmsford Champions awards have been 

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Open to anyone who lives in Chelmsford and the 

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their local area. Prizes will be presented to the 

selected Champions at a special ceremony in 

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The awards are part of Love Your Chelmsford, a 

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Councillor Malcolm Sismey, Cabinet Member 

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possible. These awards are a way of thanking those 

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I encourage as many nominations as possible.” 

The closing date for nominations is Saturday 30 

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Our April 

meeting was 

our Annual 

G e n e r a l 

Meeting and 

Resolutions. 

Jan Nash was 

our WI advisor 

and she 

convened at 

our meeting. 

Jan is 

president of 

Billericay WI 

and enjoys gardening, she described the job of treasurer as the root of 

the plant, the job of secretary as the stem and the president as the 

flower. Our president Yvonne Frost decided to stand down after seven 

and a half years and Julia presented her with a beautiful pot plant as a 

thank you from all of us. Yvonne thanked all the committee for all their 

hard work over the last twelve months. We had a ballot and four people 

were nominated to be president and three out of four declined. Anne 

Turner accepted and will be our new president. Caroline has agreed to 

go on committee and will take over from Anne as treasurer. The rest of 

the committee have decided to stay on for another year and Susan 

Martin has agreed to go on committee. 

We then went on to our resolutions, and this year we only had one 

resolution this year to vote on. Yvonne explained to our newer members 

how important resolutions are and the history of them. One of the most 

famous ones was 'The Keep Britain Tidy’ campaign. Any member can put 

forward a resolution. 15,000 were put forward last year. A committee 

looks through them and eventually we have a short list which comes out 

in November. In January each WI selects the one they would most like to 

go forward and in April we all vote on it and then it goes to National in 

June and finally parliament. This years resolution is Mental Health 

Matters.The importance of parity between mental health and physical 

health illness and to lobby the government for better support for mental 

health and to make it acceptable to talk about mental health issues 

Yvonne went on to read the pros and cons. We then voted and we had 

the same number of votes for and against the resolution and no one 

abstained so it was a split vote. 

Traidcraft had a stall with a good selection of fair trade items to buy. 

Our Forth Coming Events 

We have a team ready for the first round of The County WI Quiz which 

is on Friday 1st June in Maldon 

On the 22nd of May we have an afternoon outing for a behind the 

scenes tour and talk at Chalkwell Auction Rooms 

On 19th September we have a theatre trip at The Palace theatre 

Westcliffe to see Ellio Pace and his band playing ‘The Billy Joel Song 

book’ 

Our next meeting is on Wednesday 23rd May at Champions Manor Hall 

7.30pm for a 7.45pm start. Our speaker is Sarah Ventris with a talk titled 

’The Colour and Style Presentation’ 

New members are always welcome just come along. 

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FUN DAY at 

Rettendon Cricket club 

Fun day of cricket followed by a BBQ and the band Far- 

Q playing on Sunday 27th May. Club bar will be open 

all day, all welcome. 

Rettendon cricket club are holding kids coaching by 

Essex cricket. 

It runs from May to July every Friday night and is £40 

per child including kit and bag. All links on the 

Rettendon home page. 

WANTED: new players for the first team which is in 

the premiership and second team in division four. We 

have a good fun day on a Sunday if new players are 

feeling a bit rusty. Great social day out for all the 

family, not to mention the exercise. 

Church Meadow 

Rettendon 

Chelmsford, Essex, Essex 

CM3 8DP 

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MEDICAL TRAINING: The Mirror headline screams: "More than 1,000 

junior doctors have job offers WITHDRAWN after IT blunder causing 

“extreme anxiety.” Many were in the process of moving home and 

switching kids’ schools after being offered permanent hospital posts 

last month." 

An article by Andrew Gregory, Political Editor, tells us that: "As many 

as 1,500 junior doctors offered posts as registrars are feared to have 

had their job offers withdrawn." The Royal College of Physicians 

(RCP) discovered some candidates had been given the wrong 

interview marks due to an error in transferring data from one 

computer program to another." We're told: "The British Medical 

Association said it was “appalled” to learn of the blunder, warning 

it had caused “extreme anxiety” for trainees." So it's back to the 

drawing board ... whilst all the poor docs can do is sit tight and wait. 

This is not the first time that junior hospital doctors have been badly 

treated, of course. You'll recall that Hunt clashed with the junior 

doctors over his 'new contract, which caused some to leave and left 

the rest dispirited and bitter. 

And there have been similar blunders with the training program. 

When my daughter, Laura, set out on the path which eventually lead 

to consultant status, a lot of her friends were less fortunate. Sarah 

Hall reported the cock up made by Liam Donaldson, the then chief 

medical officer in The Guardian back in July 2007 - a blunder which 

the BMA's then acting chairman, Sam Everington, condemned as 

'the "scandal" of thousands of doctors contemplating leaving 

medicine or going abroad.' 

She added: "One in five juniors affected is feeling increasingly 

suicidal and 94% have felt higher stress levels during the six months 

covering the application and interview process, according to 

research published in the British Medical Journal online. Hospitals 

have been told to be on suicide alert. 

Much of this fury is due to the mismatch between training posts and 

applicants, and the uncertainty this is causing. Department of Health 

(DH) figures reveal that doctors are chasing 18,391 training posts - 

with 29,193 applying for 15,600 in England. A total of 2,320 posts 

will be on offer in a second round of applications, but at least 12,000 

eligible junior doctors will remain without posts and will instead 

have to seek work abroad, leave medicine, or remain in staff-grade 

jobs, which will not allow them to become consultants and are often 

seen as career dead-ends." 

Laura's colleagues were treated as a commodity - rather like a tins of 

peas on a supermarket shelf - instead of being dealt with sensitively 

- like human beings with needs, aspirations and feelings. The sort of 

thing that happened all too often was that a married couple who 

had bought a flat on Edinburgh would end up with one being given 

a job in Aberdeen whilst the other ended up in Truro ... and the jobs 

they got were not always in the specialty for which they'd applied. 

My therapist told me that a great way to let go of your anger is to 

write letters to people you hate and then burn them. I did that, 

and I feel much better, but I'm wondering ... do I keep the letters? 

It was ever thus. Junior hospital docs have always had a hard time. I 

see Prof Harold Ellis is, in his dotage, currently advertising hearing 

aids in the newspapers ... a bit of a comedown for one of Britain's 

leading surgeons. I hope he's giving the money to a good cause. 

Where was I? Ah yes ... the Prof's housemen (a term applied to 

women docs as well as 'men' in these days) used to work a 'one in 

one.' So, in theory at least, that meant you were on call continually 

- day and night - for 6 months. 

Prof Ellis wrote an excellent surgical textbook with Prof Roy Yorke 

Calne, the well known surgeon and transplant pioneer, for whom I 

worked in Cambridge. His house job was a 'one in two' which meant 

that you got alternate nights off - unless he was doing a liver 

transplant (which was of such interest that you voluntarily stayed up 

all night to see the great man at work.) He wasn't averse to 'bread 

and butter' surgery, mind you - after a night in theatres spent 

transplanting a liver, I set to work in on his morning list the little 

ante-room where the anaesthetists put people to sleep before 

settling down to do The Times crossword. The first case was bilateral 

in-growing toenails, which could safely be done in this 'ante-room' 

and which, for reasons I don't recall, were being done under a 

general anaesthetic. I looked up to see the Prof doing the other toe. 

If I ever find out the name of the surgeon that screwed up my limb 

transplant, I'll kill him ... with my bear hands. 

The 'one in two' was OK on weekdays but weekends were a chore - 

you'd start work on Friday morning and work right through to 

Monday evening without a break (often taking on responsibilities 

which were way above and beyond anything your training had 

prepared you for.) You might snatch a few hours sleep - but a not 

infrequent occurrence was that you'd get to bed at, say, 2.30am only 

to get a call from a staff nurse at 3.30 asking you to come over to one 

of the wards to write Mr Jones up for a sleeping tablet! Our theory 

was that the nurses, who worked a shift system, couldn't envisage a 

set-up whereby the docs were sleep deprived for long periods - so it 

was OK to do that sort of thing. I love nurses - I married one, after 

all, and they are the powerhouse of my practice - but I'm afraid that, 

in the wee small hours, I did subscribe to this theory. 

We were paid a pittance for working what was often a 100+ hr week 

... but it was good training for my experience in General Practice in 

the last decade or so during which successive PCTs tried their level 

best to close the practice by squeezing us until the pips squeaked. As 

ever, the patients were mere canon-fodder in the games that the 

managers, those supposedly entrusted with their health and 

wellbeing, like to play. 

Doc to patient: "You have the body of a twenty-year-old, but you 

should return it. You're stretching it completely out of shape." 

The first encounter with the weird world of medical training begins 

long before your days as a junior doctor. I made my choice because 

I 'overheard' Mrs Dale‘s Diary which my Mum used to listen to 'on 

the wireless' and it all sounded very civilised. Dr Dale always seemed 

to be able to go home for a leisurely tea in the afternoon. The 

scriptwriter had either never had any experience at all of General 

Practice or it was VERY different in those days! 

Adam Kay in his wonderful book 'This is Going to Hurt' talks about 

the application process: "Because all medical schools are 

oversubscribed ten-fold all candidates must be interviewed with only 

those who perform best under a grilling being awarded a place. It’s 

assumed all applicants are on course for straight A’s at A-level so 

universities base their decisions on non-academic criteria. This, of 

course, make sense: a doctor must be psychologically fit for the job 

– able to make decisions under a terrifying amount of pressure, able 

to break bad news to anguished relatives, able to deal with death on 

a daily basis. They must have something that cannot be memorised 

and graded: a great doctor must have a huge heart and a distended 

aorta through which pumps a vast lake of compassion and human 

kindness. 

At least that’s what you'd think. In reality, medical schools don’t give 

the shiniest shit about any of that. They don’t even check you are 

OK with the sight of blood. Instead they fixate on extra-curricular 

activities. Their ideal student is captain of two sports teams, the 

county swimming champion, leader of the youth orchestra and 

editor of the school newspaper. It’s basically a Miss Congeniality 

contest without the sash. Look at the Wikipedia entry for any 

famous doctor and you’ll see: “He proved himself an accomplished 

rugby player in youth leagues. He excelled as a distance runner and 

in his final year at school was vice captain of the athletics team.” 

This particular description is of a certain Dr H Shipman, so perhaps 

it’s not a rock solid system." 

When I applied for a place at medical school, my first interview was 

at St George's - the old hospital at Hyde Park Corner. I was asked to 

wait in the PA's office - and she was a very attractive young lady with 

a degree of mammary hyperplasia. I was eventually ushered through 

to meet the Dean and his question was: "As a doctor it's very 

important to be observant so, tell me, what did you notice in the 

office whilst you were waiting to see me?" I went bright red and 

started muttering incoherently. Needless to say, I was not offered a 

place. 

Dr John 

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CONGRATULATIONS 

Happy Birthday Mummy, we love you 

to the moon and back. Lots of love – 

Nathan and Isaac. 

Happy Birthday Karen, We love you loads! 

hope you have a wonderful day! 

Happy 5th Birthday to our 

beautiful little girl! 

We are so proud of you! Love Daddy, 

Mummy and Harry xxx 

Happy Birthday to my big sister Thea! 

You are the best sister and I love you. Love from 

Harry xx 

Happy 7th birthday to our Gorgeous 

boy George. Have a wonderful day 

love Mummy, Daddy, Isabella and 

Marley xx 

Happy 

4th 

Birthday 

to our 

gorgeous 

Zach xx 

Happy 9th Birthday Jessica for 

Monday 14th May 

Have a brilliant birthday weekend 

love from Mum, Dad and Amy 

Happy 12th Birthday Katie. Love Mum and 

Dad. Nearly a teenager!!' 

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CONGRATULATIONS 

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Happy 8th Birthday to our gorgeous Henry, 

we love you so much. Lots of love Mummy, 

Daddy, all the family and Darcy the dog xx 

Happy 9th birthday to our handsome and 

wonderful son Alex , for the 8th May . Lots of 

love always from Mum , Dad , Quinn and 

Ryan 

Xxxxxxxxx” 

Happy 7th Birthday to my big brother 

George. Love you lots 

Love Isabella xx 

Happy 1st Birthday to our gorgeous 

son Liam. Lots of love from Mummy, 

Daddy, Reece, Jade and all of your 

family xxxx 

Happy birthday to my gorgeous husband. 

Thank you for everything you do for us, have an 

amazing birthday with all your favourite people. 

I love you more each day that passes 

Happy 3rd Birthday to our cheeky little 

dude, Archer. Your the funniest, craziest 

little boy we know and we love you so so 

much!! Love Mummy & Daddy xxxx 

SOUTH WOODHAM 

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Happy 3rd Birthday to our gorgeous little brother, Archer. Love Aaron, Grace, Ashton & 

Talia xxxx 

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Happy Birthday to our brilliant and 

wonderful Alfie, with all our love, 

Mum, Dad and Grandma 

To my little bro Max! Happy 8th 

Birthday! 

Love you loads from your big sis xxx 

Happy 8th birthday to our 

handsome boy!!! Hope you have a 

great day. Lots of Love Mummy, 

Daddy and Jess xxxx 

CHANGES TO YOUR 

"KIND OF BLUE" DIARY. 

Due to the impending Spring Bank 

holiday, "Kind of Blue", a local modern 

jazz group, will be performing in the 

"Bell" public house, Woodham Ferrers on 

Monday 21st May, 8.30-11pm (not the 

usual last Monday of the month). 

Enjoy a summer's evening in a friendly 

hostelry listening to the music which 

emanated from a confident USA in the 

mid 20th century. 

Sandwiches and entry are free. 

If you are unable to come to this, we will 

repeat another "Jazz on a summer's day 

with afternoon tea", which was so 

successful last year, on June 10th (2.30- 

4.30) 

Entry will be limited by an £8 ticket only 

(proceeds to breast cancer). 

They can now be bought through the 

"Bell (01245 320443), or Dave 

(07774912083). 

We already have sold some, so make sure 

you get your order in. 

Happy 

birthday 

Daddy 

We love you 

more than 

anything in 

the world, 

thank you 

for being 

fun, crazy 

and the best 

daddy ever . 

There’s 

nobody 

quite like 

you. 

Lots of love 

George, 

Charlie and 

Monty xx 

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BIRTHDAYS 

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NEW OFFICE ADDRESS First Floor 1A 

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Friday before the issue you wish it to be 

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Pictures can be collected following 

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NEWS FROM ST. MARY’S CHURCH, WOODHAM FERRERS 

It’s a busy time at St. Mary’s Church prompting me to let people 

know the latest news and dates for your diary. 

On June 2nd we are holding a Churchyard Tidy Up session from 

10 – 12 noon. Everyone is welcome to come along with their 

gardening tools, petrol mowers and strimmers or perhaps help 

rub down and oil one of our benches. We will provide a warm 

welcome and refreshments to all comers. There is another Tidy 

Up day scheduled for September 29th also between 10 and 12 

noon if you want to organise your diary well in advance. 

St. Mary’s recently completed some more tree work in the 

Churchyard. We have saved the logs which are seasoning nicely 

and will be available in October at £70 a load 

delivered. All proceeds go into the Friends of 

St. Mary’s fund to support the upkeep of the 

fabric. 

Due to the beautiful display of bulbs and the 

wet weather the grass is always a bit longer 

throughout April and May and it seems to grow 

while we are watching it. St. Mary’s benefits 

from regular Community Payback team visits to 

help with the maintenance. We schedule these 

visits from month to month and if anyone 

would be interested in joining us on these days 

please get in touch so I can notify you when the 

next date is. We continue to work hard to bring 

the Churchyard back within the Diocesan 

regulations. Gardens are not permitted, just 

grass, bulbs and fresh flowers. Wreaths can be 

placed on the anniversary of a loved ones 

passing as well as at Christmas and Easter. By 

enforcing these regulations the Churchyard is a 

tidier and safer place to visit. There is further 

guidance on the Diocesan regulations in the 

Church Porch and I am always happy to discuss this further. 

On July 7th we will be delighted to welcome the Essex Police 

Choir to perform. The concert starts at 7.30 p.m. – 10 p.m. 

During the interval homemade refreshments will be served 

when our local accordion player Keith Taylor has agreed to 

serenade us again. Tickets are £10 for adults and £5 for children 

under 12 or members of Friends of St. Mary’s. For further details 

go on the St. Mary’s website or call me on the number below. 

Funds raised will go towards the Bell tower restoration project. 

St. Mary’s was delighted to recently receive a grant of £500 from 

Allchurches Trust towards the cost of our replacement lead 

alarm. The lead alarm is necessary to be insurance compliant 

and offers excellent protection. The latest model is a significant 

upgrade on the old one which was at the end of its useful life. 

St. Mary’s continues to open on a Tuesday morning from 10 – 12 

noon while the cleaning team get busy. Once again we 

welcome visitors and serve refreshments. The church will also be 

open for the first Sunday afternoons in the months of June, July, 

August and September followed by an Evensong service. 

Go to www.stmaryschurchwoodhamferrers.org.uk for more 

details. 

To help raise additional funds St. Mary’s continues to collect 

inkjet cartridges, old mobile phones, laser and toner cartridges. 

There is a recycling box in the Church. We just received our first 

payment of £28 from Recycle4Charity for inkjet cartridges. This 

week I have posted our first batch of 21 phones to them. You 

can find out more about this scheme on line. So if you can lay 

your hands on any of these items we would love to hear from 

you. If you can’t get to church we will be happy to collect them. 

Sharon Hutton-Mayson 

Churchwarden – 07773 644326/01245 328480 

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EYOTT OPEN DAY 

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What a great Open Day Eyott Sailing Club had on May 5th thank you everyone for 

making it such a fantastic day! The clubhouse and grounds looked great, the 

weather was perfect, and there was a buzz about the club with members young 

and old welcoming our visitors and enjoying the day. Everywhere people were 

smiling and having a great time sailing and enjoying the BBQ or ice-cream. 

Hopefully they will be telling all their friends what a lovely day they had; and we 

see some of them again soon. If you missed it, our next taster Day 26th May at 

10:45. To reserve a place ring Alan 01245 322282 and one of our experienced 

helms will take you for a sail 

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FOOTBALL FOR ADULTS 

I organise casual football matches for adults on the 3G pitches at 

the William de Ferrers Sports Centre. If you are like me and want 

to play football but don’t want the commitment of playing for 

a club then get in touch. The idea is just to enjoy a game and get 

some exercise at the same time. 

We play every Tuesday night in all-weather between 9pm-10pm 

and hire half of the full size pitch closest to the centre itself. The 

cost is £5 on the night. 

The sports centre run a strict cancellation policy which means I 

need to give them 15 days’ notice if we do not have enough 

players and want to cancel, otherwise I still have to pay. For that 

reason I need to ask players to confirm availability in advance 

and ask that you avoid dropping out. 

If you are interested contact Andy on 07754 890188 or email 

andyswheeler@hotmail.co.uk 

SOUTH WOODHAM 

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24 

SWFU FC U15 LIONS 2 – 1 WRITTLE MINORS U15 GREENS. 

BLACKWATER AND DENGIE U15 DIVISION THREE ‘LEAGUE CUP FINAL’. 

‘League Cup Final’ games are always special occasions and ‘SWFU 

FC U15 Lions’ know this better than anyone! 

This was the third consecutive season the Lions had overcome 

tough competition on their journey to the ‘League Cup Final’. 

But this time – it was different! The Lions had already been 

crowned ‘undefeated League Champions’ and were coming into 

the match as favourites. Writtle had also enjoyed a successful 

season. Whatever the result, this was going to be a display of 

grassroots football at it’s finest! 

Arriving relaxed and confident at ‘Burnham Ramblers FC’ in their 

executive coach – each Lion was professionally dressed in white 

shirt, black trousers and red tie. The boys then made their way 

to the changing rooms for their usual team banter and lastminute 

instructions from their coaches Andy, Wayne and Darren. 

The Lions’ loyal army of family and supporters were already in 

the stands, anticipating what the next eighty minutes of action 

would bring. 

Both teams made their way to the pitch and wished each other 

well, with welcome encouragement ringing from the stands. 

Writtle gained the upper hand in the first half, by netting the 

first goal. The Lions showed great character in the second by 

knuckling down and showing the Greens why they were League 

Champions. 

Joe S fired home the equaliser. Sam B was brought down and 

taken to hospital with a suspected break (fortunately after an X- 

Ray, this wasn’t the case). The Lions supporter’s nerves were 

literally being ripped to shreds with the drama unfolding on the 

pitch. Tom ‘H’ gave them a sigh of relief when he put the Lions 

ahead with a cracking shot. After some tense final minutes, the 

referee’s whistle brought the end to a superb Cup Final. 

Many congratulations to both teams, for giving their all in an 

outstanding display of the beautiful game. Well done lads! 

SWFU U15 Lions are: Sam B, Josh B, Will C, Callum C, James D, 

Alex G, Tom ‘H’, Dan L, Morgan L, Edward M (Capt), Martin N, 

James O, Sam P, Oliver R, Dan S, Joe S, Michael T and Dan W. 

HARD-WORKING WANDERERS WARRANT A VALIANT DRAW 

After spending most of the winter kicking their heels waiting for a game, 

now that summer has arrived South Woodham Ferrers United under 13 

Wanderers were facing their fourth match in eight days. The contrast in 

temperature from the previous week was remarkable for the Saturday 

fixture against Basildon Town Pumas, who were looking to climb to 

second spot in division A. The game opened with Tom F putting in a 

battling performance down the wing to dodge a barrage of tackles from 

ten-man Pumas. Alfie’s composed tackle and through ball gave Tom F 

another chance before a slick pass which Luke converted to put 

Wanderers ahead. Things were looking positive until Pumas’ eleventh 

man arrived on the scene: akin to Rashford’s taller, faster brother he 

weaved through a sea of red shirts to win a penalty which was converted 

to pull the scores even. Pumas executed an impressive passing sequence 

which drew an outstanding save before forging ahead on a counterattack 

after some promising Wanderers’ play. Mack put in a thoughtful 

ball, but Harry could not get his shot away with sufficient power to beat 

the lively keeper. Mack charged forwards again but was thwarted by the 

well-organised defence. Tom F and Harry combined effectively to surge 

forwards, with Harry’s powerful shot drawing a fingertip save. Under 

pressure, Daniel’s marvellous clearance was perfectly placed for Tom F to 

convert past the onrushing keeper to pull the scores level. 

The intensity of tackles increased after the break: a resulting Pumas’ free 

kick drew a grasping save, then the late-coming midfield powered 

forwards and bravely coming out, Wanderers’ keeper saved the ball with 

his feet but was injured in the process. As has been familiar in recent 

matches, Charlie R confidently donned the purple shirt and gloves and his 

initial rocket of a goal kick found Jacob, whose polished pass Harry just 

couldn’t convert. Tom H was poleaxed but the ref played on, with the 

sensible Pumas’ defender shouting for the whistle, then with only eleven 

players left standing, unusually, rock-solid Will was taken down, followed 

by wedding-bound Charlie W. Wanderers of old might have been 

intimidated by the physicality of the opposition, but the present bunch 

are grittier and more determined: Will’s free kick tested the keeper while 

Matthew demonstrated admirable defensive nerve throughout the half. 

Mack pressed forwards again with a sensational run and pass which the 

defender hoofed away from Harry, Tom F’s shot was saved while Will’s 

skimmed the bar. Pumas pressed on: Daniel, Luke and Mack all made 

important clearances to spur Wanderers on to attack: Alfie made a great 

run but Mack’s resulting shot sailed over the bar, Will’s free kick just 

curled over the bar, followed by his free kick saved, as was Mack’s 

whipping cross. Neither team was willing to concede the match and the 

resulting two-all draw lifted the delighted Wanderers to the dizzy 

heights of sixth in the league and away from the drop zone. Phew! 

Squad: Alfie, Charlie R, Charlie W, Daniel, Harry, Jacob, Luke, Mack, 

Matthew, Sam, Tom F, Tom H, Will 

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Under 8's At Saracen's Festival 5th May 

25 

A 33 strong squad of players, parents and siblings turned 

up at Allianz Park for a Festival before the Saracens vs 

Gloucester game. 

The weather was terrific, the ground was perfect, and the 

rugby was fast and furious. 

The Squad was Alfie, Brad, Hayden, Katie, Keith, Logan, 

Luca, Noah, Ollie, Reighly, and Thea. 6-a-side. 12 minute 

games. 

We played teams from Gloucester, Folkestone, Hertford, 

and Chelmsford. The Team played well in each game, and 

at times the passing and interplay brought even bigger 

cheers from the supporters on the side. Great to play in, 

great to watch. Every player did well on the day. 

At the end of the tournament the players had the pleasure 

of lining up in front of their supporters and ceremoniously 

removing and throwing their tag belts away. It's contact 

from now on! The readiness for contact is unbelievable. 

The squad got time with some Saracen's academy players. 

Everyone got the opportunity to get photo's and 

autographs from some of the best players in the world. 

Owen Farrell, Mako and Billy Vunipola, Essex's own 

Jackson Wray to name but a few. 

There's worse ways to spend a sunny Saturday. If you want 

to play rugby and experience some of this. Contact Gerry 

on 07880 498565 

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DIRECTORY 

South Woodham Focus swfocus@maypolepress.com 01245 426 555 

Important Telephone Numbers 

Police Station non emergencies 101 or 0300 333 4444 

Fire Station 0300 3030088 

Neighbourhood Watch 

(contact via the Police Stn above) 

Town Council Champions Manor Hall Community Centre 321817 

Leisure Centre (SWF Swimming Pool) 605600 

Village Hall 325568 

Library 0345 603 7628 

Volunteer Centre Chelmsford 250731 

Community Transport 477750 

‘Dial A Ride’ 9.30am - 4.45pm 

Post Office 324066 

Food Allergy Testing 

Food Allergy Testing Ltd 426032 

Jan Taylor Dip AIT, Holistic Centre 325312 

Healthcare 

Health Clinic 0300 3032619 

NHS Direct 111 

Dr Susan Matthew, Kingsway Surgery 321391 

Anson Close Surgery 328040 

Brickfields Surgery, Dr’s Patel & Everett 328855 

Dr J Cormack 426898 

Chemists 

Govani Chemist 321910 

(Sunday & Bank Holidays 10am - 12pm) 

Village Pharmacy 320344 

Dentists 

Oakland Dental Care (Dr. H Chaudry) 328451 

( Brickfields) 328060 

Counsellors 

Bill Bliss Hypno/Psychotherapist 426414 

Marriage Care 0800 389 3801 

Joanne Calcott Counselling 07795175550 

Osteopath 

Graham Hiscott Osteopath & Cranial Osteopath 01702 584400 

Physiotherapist 

Essex Physiotherapist Clinic 325037 

Ben Farrell 615051 

Homeopath 

Jan Taylor Homeopath 325312 

Joy Bliss 426414 

Reflexology & Facial Reflexology 

Angela Cottle 07443 339378 

Senior Meals On Wheels 

Senior Meals on Wheels Service The Eatery 322263 

Nartural Healing Centres 

Spinal & Natural Healthcare Centre 333900 

Schools 

Collingwood Primary 322258 

Elmwood Primary 321301 

St Jospeh’s Catholic Primary 321828 

St Mary’s Primary (Aided) Woodham Ferrers Village 320505 

Trinity St Mary’s (Aided) 321711 

Woodville Primary 321755 

William de Ferrers 326326 

Vets 

Blaircourt Pet Clinic 324437 

Crouch Vale Vets 807518 

Churches 

Evangelical Church 07375936840 

Church of England 322134 

Christ the King Church, RCCG. 07538097421 

Methodist Church 01621 853423 

New Life Church 01245 321188 

Roman Catholic Church 324138 

Riverside Church 426511 

Salvation Army 01268 768803 

Woodham Ferrers Congregational Church 01702 551950 

St Mary’s Church Woodham Ferrers. 

contact Church Warden, Sharon Hutton Mayson 01234 328480 

Religious Centres 

Mid Essex Buddhist Centre 07936 534546 

South Woodham Town Councillors 

Chetwood Ward 

Donna Eley, Ashley John, Bob Massey, Alan Shearring 

Collingwood Ward 

Peter Ferry, Anne Humphrey, Malcolm Sismey, 

Christine Weir-Ewing and 

Richard Weir-Ewing 

Elmwood Ward 

Jackie Birch, Sam Coley, Lisa Kelly, Martym Lobar 

and Murrough O’Brien 

Woodville Ward 

Keith Bentley, Steve Betteridge, Kevin Golding, Ian Roberts 

and Peter Wyatt 

South Woodham Ferrers City Councillors 

Elmwood & Woodville Ward 

Linda Denston, Bob Denston, Tricia Hughes 

Chetwood & Collingwood Ward 

Ashley John, Bob Massey, Malcolm Sismey 

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NEXT SUIT – PROM SUIT? 

Next Navy Blue 2 Piece Suit – 

Trousers Age 16 (32”-34”), 

Jacket Age 16 (36”-38”). 

£29.00. Next Shirt Slim-Fit 

Signature 100% Cotton Light 

Blue - Size 15” Neck - £14.00. 

All worn only once for a 

wedding. Txt/Tel: 07749 256 

982 

GARDEN TOYS FOR SALE 

Little Tikes Turtle sand pit £10 

Little Tikes pink/purple cube 

slide £10 

Little Tikes Picnic bench - £5 

or near offers. 

Been out in the garden so 

fading/ weathering. 

ZINC NON FOLDING pink light 

up scooter suitable for 3-5 

year olds. New in box ( slight 

damage to opening of box ) 

wrong size bought. In Argos 

now, 501/1537 priced at 

£19.99. £15 

NEW AND UNOPENED 

The Angry Birds movie - bluray 

+ digital hd ultraviolet £5 

Despicable me 3 - dvd £4 

The Croods - dvd £2 

Sing - dvd £4 

01245 323533 swf 

LARGE WALL MIRROR, gold 

frame with bevelled top 

corners. 

Dim’s – 113cm x 87cm. Perfect 

condition. Photo available on 

request 

£40 

Tel: 01245-323419 

YAMAHA CLAVINOLA 

ELECTRIC PIANO. Perfect 

working order. £550 Or will 

take an offer as over a 

thousand pounds new. 01245 

320520 

TWO REGENCY STYLE 

CHAIRS, beige dark wood, v 

good condition.£50 the pair. 

Two complete bone china tea 

sets 18 piece '£15 each or 

near offer.07710330015. 

01245 320520 Ann 

MODERN NEST of 3 all glass 

side tables from M&S. £30. 

Modern light oak room unit 

with base cupboards and top 

shelves. £40. Two matching 

modern lamps, one table 

lamp and one standard lamp. 

Light,brushed brass colour 

finish with square cream 

coloured shades from M&S. 

£30 the two. All as new. Tel: 

01245 320179 

SOUTH WOODHAM 

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HARRY POTTER 1ST 

EDITIONS : 

Good Condition 

Harry Potter and the Halfblood 

Prince - £20 

Harry Potter and the Deathly 

Hallow - £20 

Both Books - £32 

Paul 01245 - 322570 

TWO BEDSIDE CABINETS 

cream three drawers £10. 

Ladies set Hippo golf clubs 

RH £15. Harley Davidson 

telephone £15. Kitchen scales 

black with brass weights, 

decorative & useful £10. 

01245323499 

3D VR HEADSET (practically 

new) for iPhone 

6/6s/6+/5s/5/5c with blue 

tooth remote £10 

LARGE SQUIGGLE PUZZLE 

snake £2 

Boom Boom Balloon £2 

Scramble £2 

Kerplunk £2 

Pieface £4 

Skylanders Swap force Guess 

Who £2 

Wii Steering wheel £1.50 

Mario Ds case £2 

Plop trumps £1 

Adventure time trumps £2 

Titanfall 2 collectors guide 

book £2 

Roman emperor costume 

(age 7/8/9)£3 

Glass chess board and pieces 

£4 

All in very good condition 

07914595564 can send pics of 

any of the above) 

5FT BASE BED with two 

draws with headboard in 

very good condition £30 tel 

07983341299 t 

BOSCH A+++ rated washing 

machine in White model No. 

WAB24161GB. 2 years old 

£60 this item is in perfect 

working condition. Phone 

07939 255768 

OUTBACK CHARCOAL 

BARBECUE Classic 2000 

complete with cover. 

Excellent condition as hardly 

used. 

Can email photo. £30 

Tel: 07984719777 

BILLBOARD 

LARGE BLACK FIRE GUARD, 

ideal for protecting crawling 

toddlers. Includes fittings. 

Good condition. Pet and 

smoke free home. £15. 01245 

350205 

GIRLS PURPLE BIKE, suits 

approx age from 4. Tassels on 

handlebars. Seat attached to 

the back for a dolly. Good 

condition. Can email pictures. 

£15 

01245 322350 

PINE DINING/KITCHEN TABLE 

120cm long ,75 cm wide and 

75 cm high. Described when 

bought as antique pine. Very 

good condition no scratches 

or other marks .Legs are 

detachable for easy transport. 

Could deliver in SWF if 

necessary 

£15 

Tel 01245 323439 

NEW MAISTO TECH MCLAREN 

12C GT3 Racing Series Radio 

Controlled Car still sealed ( in 

box ) 

£23.50 

TONE W 

Flat : 01245 225863 

Mobile : 07938528145 

WANTED 

Rotary Lawnmower, also small 

Outboard Engine. Can do DIY 

if necessary. 01245 400026 

FREE HARDCORE all bagged. 

Call 07763 765279 

WANTED 

Sailing-type Boots size 7/8/9 

Crewsaver or similar 

Also Pair of Oars 01245 

400026. 

BRASS 

FIREGUARD/SURROUND 

132cm x 43cm outside 

measurement, 120 x 38 inside 

£35 07974607425 

BABY BATH with support £5 

07974607425 

MOTHERCARE 

pram/carrycot/seat complete 

with accessories in excellent 

condition hardly used as spare 

at nanny's £85 

07974607425 

BRAND NEW DOUBLE 

orthopaedic memory foam 

mattress 

all still wrapped up 

unwanted gift. treble the 

price in Dreams 

Absolute Bargain 

£140 

01245 400041 

Can deliver locally 

DONNAY GOLF CLUBS full set 

bag - trolley, Ex Condition 

£55 

ono 

Mens Dunlop Wellies Black 

Size 42 £6.00 

5 Pair Leather Safety Gloves 

£6.00 

Projector Screen 1m Square 

£9.00 

Whitle Wall Tiles 21/2m2 40 x 

25cm £9.00 

Phone 01245 325251 

2 HALFORDS CHILD car 

booster seats - red. 

Outgrown by grandchildren. 

Good condition £5 each (Cost 

£12.99 each) 

Tel: 01245 425956 

07974704522 

CORNER UNIT VERY GOOD 

CONDITION. Dark Wood, 

locking doors top and 

bottom. Glass in top part. 

£25 OVNO 

Buyer Collects 

07519129840 

2 CONSERVATORY White 

Leather chairs with foot 

stools £40OVNO 


07519129840 

LARGE BENCH DRILL Single 

Speed 1/2 HP Motor 1/2” 

chuck old but working, new 

cable required £20 OVNO 

07519 129840 

BIRD BATH & FEEDER 

concrete stand with owl on 

tree effect £10 


07519129840 

DECORATING STONE 1 piece 

large £2 


07519129840

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MOTORING 

BILLBOARD 

VAUXHALL ASTRA SXI 

Silver. 08 plate. Full service 

history. Immaculate condition 

throughout. 

MOT end Oct. Mileage 58k 

£2750 

Tel: 01245 321442. Mob: 

07985009851 

RENAULT TRAFIC VAN 1.9 DCi 

SL27 

Silver, 2005, 2 previous 

owners 

Full Service History. MOT 

26.09.18 

249,000 Miles but excellent 

runner and very reliable 

Good Clean condition 

Recent New rear discs, pads 

and tyres 

Roof Bars, Towbar, Deadlocks 

to side and rear doors 

A few minor issues but a 

genuine vehicle 

£ 1200.00 

For full details please call 

07773 957163 

For sale Peugeot 407 hdi 

2008. 97000 miles. silver. Mot 

until October. Good overall 

condition. £2000 ovno 

Contact 07419130669 

REG: CBF125 

Year: 2015 

Milage: 1600 

Owners: 3 

Service Due: March 2019 

MOT Due: March 2019 

Tax Due: March 2019 

Absolutely fantastic CBF125. 

Excellent Condition, hardly 

any miles, as good as new! 

This bike has been used by all 

owners as a 'L' practise bike 

before obtaining full License. 

Ive only done 250miles since 

ownership in March this year. 

A fantastic commuter bike 

and very economical around 

town. £1950 

07788 505054 

WANTED project motorcycle 

or moped 

Any condition 

Will pay £50-£500 

Call 07470227144 

Louise 

Private add 

ELDDIS ODYSSEY 484 Four 

berth Caravan. 

One owner from new, 

excellent condition, with 

many extras. Fitted with 

Enduro motor mover, Alloy 

wheels including Spare wheel 

and carrier. Auto watch alarm, 

CRiS secure registered, Seitz 

tinted windows c/w internal 

privacy shutters and fly 

screens. Fixed double bed, 

shower and flush toilet. 

Bradcot Active full awning 

with graphite poles, plus a 

porch awning. Full oven with 

grill and 3 ring hob, stainless 

steel sink, built in Microwave 

and Radio/CD/ MP3 player. 

Many other extras, too many 

to list will be included. 

Genuine, all as original clean 

straight caravan. 

Price £7,450.00. 

Phone or text: 07811 526136. 

( S W F ) 

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MEGANE 

dynamique tomtom 2012. 

White, 33,000 miles. Very 

good condition. MOT January 

2019. £5500 ono. Tel: 

07811186352. 

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