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Hazlemere Gardening Association<br />
(Cedar Barn, Barn Lane Cedar Avenue, Hazlemere)<br />
We re-open for business at the barn store on Sunday 3rd <strong>Feb</strong>ruary<br />
20<strong>19</strong>. We are now fully stocked with numerous varieties of seed<br />
potatoes (first & second earlies and main crop). We also have shallots,<br />
white onion sets and a good supply of composts.<br />
We have all you need for the garden and allotment, including a wide<br />
variety of flower and vegetable seeds, together with lilies, begonias<br />
and dahlias bulbs.<br />
Our annual membership is only £5 for the household,<br />
or £3 if you are 60 or over, so why not come along and<br />
visit us and join up. We are open every Sunday morning<br />
from 10am to 12 noon. Peter Pearman (Membership<br />
Secretary), 711570, www.hazlemeregardening.co.uk<br />
Beaconsfield Film Society<br />
The Beaconsfield Film Society has been screening films for our community<br />
since 2008 and is a not-for-profit organisation led by a dedicated volunteer<br />
committee. We show two films each month at weekends and offer a varied<br />
programme of styles from across the world. The Society has about 400<br />
members. Screenings are shown in the purpose-built National Film &<br />
Television Schools cinema in Beaconsfield.<br />
Members pay a reservation charge of £6, includes a glass of wine or soft drink<br />
and nibbles). Guests are welcome accompanying a member or by contacting<br />
the BFS via the website. Guest reservation charge is £10. Doors open at<br />
7:15pm. Programme starts at 8pm.<br />
FRIDAY 8th FEBRUARY Loving Vincent (12A) A feature-length<br />
painted animation – the first film of its kind – explores the life<br />
and unusual death of Vincent Van Gogh via depictions of his<br />
artworks. Running time: 94 minutes plus short film.<br />
SATURDAY 23rd FEBRUARY Their Finest (12A Love blossoms<br />
during the Blitz, as the Ministry of Information’s film unit<br />
exploits artifice and “the magic of cinema” to raise the nation’s<br />
spirits. Running time: 117 minutes<br />
Annual Membership £22 or £25 depending on payment<br />
method (£5 for students). www.beaconsfieldfilmsociety.com<br />
Select Join Now, then Membership. Or: Come along to a<br />
screening and join on the night.<br />
Greatmore: Energy from Waste<br />
Residents of Chiltern and Wycombe districts will have<br />
received 20<strong>19</strong> waste collection calendars through the post.<br />
These calendars contain an insert explaining that the<br />
non-recyclable waste is brought to Greatmoor, and also promoting<br />
visits to the facility.<br />
Greatmoor holds regular Open Days, there are 4 Open Saturdays<br />
each year with 2 tours on each day. From July to April there is a<br />
midweek Open Day.<br />
Spaces on all tours are limited and available strictly by pre-booking<br />
only. There is a minimum age of 12 on Open Days. For more<br />
information and to book places on a tour about Greatmoor visit<br />
www.Greatmoor.co.uk<br />
www.pennandtylersgreen.org.uk<br />
Village Voice <strong>Feb</strong>ruary/March 20<strong>19</strong><br />
March<br />
4th <strong>VV</strong> Deadline for Apr/May Edition<br />
9th/10th Common Wood Working Parties<br />
30th Evening W1 Craft Fayre<br />
31st Mothering Sunday<br />
Local History Books<br />
There are a dozen local history books: Rose Family &<br />
Rayners; St Margaret's Church; Diary of a local 300 years ago;<br />
Penn Wood; Medieval Penn floor tiles; First School; Mansions<br />
& Mudhouses (Conservation Area); Village Hall; William Penn<br />
& Quaker links; World War I; Royal<br />
Connections; Wycombe Heath,<br />
1,000 years ago. And leaflets:<br />
Penn Church; 15thC Penn Doom;<br />
Pond leaflets (x4).<br />
Full details can be found on the<br />
at: www.pennandtylersgreen.<br />
org.uk, with purchases by Paypal<br />
available. All revenue returned<br />
to P&TGRS. Some titles available<br />
at Village Shop on the Green and<br />
at Kings Ride. Miles Green<br />
Wycombe District Ramblers Group<br />
Our Ramblers groups help local people enjoy<br />
walking and protect the places we all love to walk.<br />
Most groups organise regular walks led by local<br />
experts – a great way to get outside, make new<br />
friends and discover how walking boosts your<br />
health and happiness.<br />
You’re welcome to join us on any of our walks to see<br />
if the Ramblers is for you. Then, once you’ve enjoyed<br />
the views, fun, exhilaration and good company, it’s<br />
just a case of becoming a member. Do make sure<br />
you're fit enough and have the right footwear and<br />
clothing for the walk you want to do, though. You<br />
can contact the group or leader if doubt. www.<br />
ramblers.org.uk/go-walking<br />
Wednesday 6 <strong>Feb</strong>ruary: A<br />
Circular Walk from Penn Pond<br />
Via Kingswood and Beacon Hill on Wednesday,<br />
6 <strong>Feb</strong>ruary 20<strong>19</strong> starting at 10am.<br />
Moderate 6 miles / 9.7 km<br />
Contact details Mick Magdeburg (Tel): 01494<br />
711044 or 07773 962543<br />
Starting point: Penn Pond – opposite the Red<br />
Lion Pub<br />
39
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