Whichford and Ascott Web-site

Web-site designed by Bronwen Corrall

Hosted by Andy Marshall

www.codeview.co.uk

Feeling the Financial Pinch?

The Financial Services Authority (FSA) have a useful web-site

www.moneymadeclear.fsa.gov.uk

It is well worth a look and has links to other helpful sites.

Thinking about what to plant in your garden?

The Whichford and Ascottt Women’s Institute are supporting the  SOS Honey Bee resolution. For information about how you can help in your garden see the Co-op’s web-site

http://www.co-operative.coop/ethicsinaction/takeaction/planbee/what-you-can-do-to-help-bees

Transition Shipston and Surrounding Villages

See the latest Transition Newsletter for more information

Whichford Arts Group Exhibition 3-18 July 2010

 

The Whichford Arts Group would like to thank the residents of Whichford and Ascott for their help and support during Warwickshire Arts Week, particularly the Churchwardens and Congregation of St Michael’s Church, the Reading Room Committee, Whichford Pottery and everyone at the Norman Knight.  This support was very much appreciated and it really helped to make our exhibitions a success.

 

Bronwen, Tracey, Tamsin, Rachel and Fran

Whichford and Ascott Allotment Holders’ Society

Annual Flower Show

Fruit, flowers, vegetables, produce and handicraft

The Whichford Fete on Bank Holiday: Monday 30 August at 1.45 p.m.

For more information see the Flower Show Page.

 

Mountains of hedge and bush cuttings?  

Ring the Warwickshire County Council Wood Chipping Service 01926 738827 between 9 and 12.15 Monday to Friday: £20 per hour.

High Summer at Whichford  - Fantastic Summer displays in flowerpots, jugs and vases!

 

Saturday 31 July & Sunday 1 August, 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.

See What’s On for more information.

WHICHFORD AND ASCOTT PARISH COUNCIL

requires a

PARISH CLERK AND RESPONSIBLE FINANCE OFFICE

This is an excellent opportunity to be involved in local issues with the flexibility of working part–time from home.  For more details please see the Parish Council page.

Shipston Forum

Want to know what is happening in Shipston?  Have a look at the latest

Shipston Forum Newsletter

Call for Volunteers to Save Lives

The Parish Council, on behalf of Whichford and Ascott, wishes to be part of the Community First Response Team.  

Who are Community First Responders? People from all walks of life - no previous experience or medical training is needed. Usually between 18 and 70 and reasonably fit and healthy, responders are professionally trained by the ambulance service and work as volunteers in their own community responding on foot or by car.

Could you help your neighbours?  See the Parish Council page for more details