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Cover Photograph: Miles GreenWELCOME......to the June/July 2020 edition of Village Voice...Dear VV Readers,We are delighted to bring you a packed editionof VV, we hope you enjoy reading it!In years past, in the June & July edition wewould typically be promoting the many eventsand activities that take place in Penn & TylersGreen over the summer. In 2020, and at the timeof writing, the country has been in lockdown formany weeks, and only now can we start toemerge, with caution, and in a very controlledsocially distanced way.As Editor, there was the briefest of momentswhen I wondered whether our clubs, societiesand community organisations would haveanything to report. Having reached out, it turnsout that whilst we may not have been able to dothe things that we usually do, it doesn’t meanthat the community groups in P&TG arewithout something to say - far from it!In this edition, we are delighted to have twovery special contributions, in addition to lots ofarticles and photos from our familiar clubs,organisations, societies and communities. PeterBrown, journalist and blog writer (www.pennandtylersgreen.com) has written a Covidjournal, chronicling the evolution and impact ofthe lockdown in Penn & Tylers Green (pages25-27, and 37-39). Earl Howe has written on therewards and challenges of managing the PennHouse Estate (pages 29/30)With the government aiming to get thecountry out of lockdown, it may be that we willbe able to resume some of the valued andfamiliar activities. Let's hope the Village Showdue to take place on Saturday September 19thwill go ahead. Perhaps this is the year to entersome of the competition classes?The Village Care Open Gardens whichusually takes place in June, has set a revised forSunday 13th September.www.pennandtylersgreen.org.ukVillage Voice June/July 2020The April / May edition of VV was delivered,somewhat later than planned, by the RoyalMail, because of the lockdown, but wasavailable online at the beginning of April.Our amazing deliverers have like the rest ofus, been affected by the need to isolate, but mostare back to deliver this edition. If you couldspare some time to deliver VV occasionally, orregularly - please do contact our DistributionManager, Ron Saunders 816237 to have a chatThanks to the VV production team for theirhard work at such a challenging time, to ourmany contributors, and to our advertisers whocontinue to support our magazine. When thingsstart to return to a ‘new normal’ please do lookto use our local businesses and services.We welcome contributions to the next editionof VV, copy deadline for the August/Septemberedition will be week of 6 July. In the meantime,stay safe and well Cathy O'Leary, VV EditorRegulars...05 Around the Villages10 Church News13 Woodland & Green Spaces17 Schools News22 Sports News32 Clubs & Societies55 Index of Advertisers56 Village ContactsIn This Issue...21 Bucks Open Studios25/37 Lockdown Journal29 Penn House Estate30 Cannonades From theContinent31 COVID: A Student's ViewIn The InsertThe Village ShowP&TG Together• Open Gardens3
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