Village Voice Aug/Sept 2018 Issue 187

Village Voice August/September 2018
August
20th-25th - Village Hall Closed
28th-30th - Church Road Penn
Traffic Diversions
National Osteoporosis Society
South Bucks Support Group
Meetings are held monthly at: The Penn Room
Tyler's Green Village Hall Church Road Tyler's
Green HP10 8LN. For more information please
contact 01494 728169 or 01494 716325
Thursday 20th September 2018
Time: 2pm
Community Pharmacist
Music For You
Lunchtime Concerts
Thursdays at The United Reformed Church,
Aylesbury End, Beaconsfield. HP9 1LW | Light
lunches available from 12:00, Concert 1pm-1:40pm
(Donations Welcome)
Thursdays in October 2018
4th - Alexander Ardakov: Piano
11th - Viella Duo - Marcello Deidda: Violin,
Katherine Clarke: Viola
18th - Easy Listening Songs, Adam Christopher-
Rhys: Vocalistwith David Owen: Tenor
25th - Vienna Guy: Flute, Janine Guy: Piano
www.lunchtimeconcerts.org.uk | For further details
please contact Elaine Tudor-Williams. Tel: 01494
671303 - Email: info@lunchtimeconcerts.org.uk
Dear VV,
I just wondered if anyone else is as fed up as I
am with all the noisy vehicles that go around the
village. The buzzy motorbikes and sport type cars
create noise pollution. With lovely warm weather
and doors and windows open and sitting in the
garden it very unpleasant. If these thoughtless
drivers like hearing their very noisy engines well I
do not.
I am also frightened about the speed that cars
drive down New Road from Cock Lane, the 30 mph
speed restrictions are ignored. I dread to think
what it will be like when the new houses are built
and there will be increased traffic flying down the
road. This is supposed to be a village not a race
track for speeding vehicles. Liz Winkless, TG resident
Dear VV,
Noticeboard
August / September 2018
This is not my usual report about this
lovely community, as I have suffered an
unpleasant experience, which started
with an unstoppable nose bleed, and
took me to hospital with a severe loss of
blood. The ambulance team and all
doctors and nurses at Wexham Park
were skilled and kind in every way, despite their
overload of work, always positive and focused.
My nose was cauterised next day, and I was duly
taken home by the Red X (recent initiative in the UK to
help the elderly and give short term resettlement care.
I had not realised how seriously I had been affected, so
when my blood pressure dropped after trying to do too
much too soon, I had to return for more tests. I was
allowed home to go into respite care in Alde House, to
be well looked after in comfort and lovely surroundings
until able to return home into daily care until stronger.
Some weeks on, I am recovering well from the
anaemia, and, taking life more gently. I am full of
gratitude for all the wonderful treatment in hospital,
and since Many many thanks to all my lovely family,
friends and neighbours.
Picking up the threads of life again, I have to say I
was sorry to miss the summer activities and events of
this lovely community. I was especially sorry to miss
the Songs of Praise in the Marquee on the Common in
July. The theme was of voluntary organisations here.
Introduced by the Revd Mike Bisset. The Village Care car
service to important appointments for those without
transport, the Tylers Green Village Hall and all its
activities, two WI Meetings one morning, and one
evening, and the Scouts. We are fortunate to benefit
from those that fit our interests.
Sadly, we have lost good friends these last few
months who have passed away. Condolences to
families and friends.
Finally, my love and thanks to all who have helped
me to get well, and to all readers of my page. P.S. If
anyone would like to know about the Red X initiative in
Bucks, please contact me. Pat Dancer
Ed's note: glad you are on the mend Pat! and from all
the readers of VV and your friends in P&TG we wish you a
speedy recovery!
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