ROUNDABOUTOCTOBER 2015PRICE: FREE

FAMILY PRAISESunday 25th October at 9.30am

St Botolph’s Church, Newbold on Avon

A new service of Family Praise to be held

on the 4th Sunday of each month

A joyful celebration of faith, family

& fellowship

Perfect for young families seeking

a more relaxed, informal style of

Christian worship.

Service concludes with Tea, Coffee, Juices

Breakfast pastries & Bacon Rolls

ALL WELCOME!

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FROM THE VICARAGE:

In mid-October, on the 18th, the Church observes St Luke’s Day.

St Luke was the writer of the 3rd Gospel and also of the Acts of the Apostles. He was a close friend of St Paul and went with him on some of his missionary travels. Luke was a doctor by profession and it is thought that is why his Gospel focuses more upon Jesus’ miracles of healing more than any of the other Gospels. Luke also shows a particular interest in the outcasts of the society he lived in.

In all societies throughout history there have been those on the edge – those who for various reasons don’t fit in to the mainstream of the society in which they live. It was these people that Jesus paid particular attention to – he once told His followers “Those who are well have no need of a doctor, but those who are sick.” Around us in our communities today there are many people who need an extra bit of TLC for all sorts of reasons. No-one can meet every need they see, but we can all do our bit to offer a helping hand sometimes – Jesus said that when we offer help to others, we are offering help to Him.

In the New Testament Letter to the Hebrews we read these words: “Let mutual love continue. Do not neglect to show hospitality to strangers, for by doing that, some have entertained angels without knowing it.”

Paul Wilkinson

St Lukes Cathedral Orlando, Florida

St Lukes Cathedral Ontario, Canada

St Lukes Cathedral Pottland Maine, USA

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SUNDAY SERVICESSt Botolph’s

4th October10.45am Family Service 6.30pm Evening Prayer

11th October10.45am Family Communion

6.30pm Evening Prayer

18th October10.45am Family Service

6.30pm Holy Communion

25th October9.30am Family Praise - A joyful celebration of faith, family and fellowship

10.45am Family Communion 6.30pm Evening Prayer

St John’s9.00am every Sunday – Holy Communion

(except on the third Sunday of the month when there is Morning Worship)

REFLECTION AFTERNOONS

St Botolph’s will be open every other Thursday for personal prayer. Enjoy the peace of the beautiful church, light a candle of Remembrance, reflect, pray, take time out from the hustle & bustle of modern life.

Open from 4pm - 6pm on Thursdays 8th and 22nd October.

Teas and Coffee will be available.

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FROM THE REGISTERS

BAPTISMSIn St Botolph’s on:

5th July: Meeley Carter; Alexander Douglas Clarke; Phoebe Jean Newman19th July: Alycia Rose Sheridan Angliss9th August: Ellie-May Pitt; James Brian Scott Bunting15th August: Martha Elliott-Gibson

WEDDINGSIn St Botolph’s on:

11th July: Bradley John O’Leary and Sarah Elizabeth Gardner1st August: Neil Clarke and Tracey Worthington15th August: Alan John Young and Kelly Michelle Reed22nd August: Mark Docherty and Samantha Brown

FUNERALSDerek Chellis – buried in St Botolph’s Churchyard on 30th July

Bible Verses for Reflection“Praise the Lord. It is good to sing praises to our God” (Psalm 147 verse 1)

“Whatever you do, in word or deed, do everything in the name of the Lord Jesus” (St Paul’s Letter to the Colossians Chapter 3 verse17)

STREET PRAYER CYCLE

4th October Parkfield Road, Newbold11th October Lea Crescent, Newbold18th October Fosterd Road, Newbold25th October Hirst Close, Long Lawford

On these Sundays we pray especially for people living in these streets. If you would like us to pray for something or someone in particular, please let the Vicar know a week before by phone or by email.

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FLOWERS

Flowers can be arranged and placed in the church as memorials, for anniversaries etc.

Flowers have recently been arranged in memory of Eileen Fountain.

If you have any requests for flowers please phone Dawn Ramshaw 843826 (St Botolph’s) or Sue & Don Moses 542001 (St John’s).

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Newbold Job Club

We are starting a new Newbold Job Club to run on Friday afternoons — free sessions offering help with applying for jobs online, CV building, IT skills and workshops.

Run in partnership with New Bilton Job Club and the Newbold-on-Avon Community Partnership.

Fridays from 1.00 — 3.00 pm Newbold Methodist Church, Main Street, Newbold, Rugby CV21 1HH For more information ring Claire on 07967 149016 or email: newboldjobclub2015@gmail.com

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Newbold Job Club

We are starting a new Newbold Job Club to run on Friday afternoons — free sessions offering help with applying for jobs online, CV building, IT skills and workshops.

Run in partnership with New Bilton Job Club and the Newbold-on-Avon Community Partnership.

Fridays from 1.00 — 3.00 pm Newbold Methodist Church, Main Street, Newbold, Rugby CV21 1HH For more information ring Claire on 07967 149016 or email: newboldjobclub2015@gmail.com

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Newbold Job Club

We are starting a new Newbold Job Club to run on Friday afternoons — free sessions offering help with applying for jobs online, CV building, IT skills and workshops.

Run in partnership with New Bilton Job Club and the Newbold-on-Avon Community Partnership.

Fridays from 1.00 — 3.00 pm Newbold Methodist Church, Main Street, Newbold, Rugby CV21 1HH For more information ring Claire on 07967 149016 or email: newboldjobclub2015@gmail.com

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Newbold Job Club

We are starting a new Newbold Job Club to run on Friday afternoons — free sessions offering help with applying for jobs online, CV building, IT skills and workshops.

Run in partnership with New Bilton Job Club and the Newbold-on-Avon Community Partnership.

Fridays from 1.00 — 3.00 pm Newbold Methodist Church, Main Street, Newbold, Rugby CV21 1HH For more information ring Claire on 07967 149016 or email: newboldjobclub2015@gmail.com

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COMMUNITY NOTICE

There are currently 2 vacancies on the Parish Council. If you would like to be considered and become part of a strong diverse team leading the way forward for residents of the Parish and would like to help improve your community; if you have lived in any of the areas of LongLawford, including Tee Tong Road, Cherry Gardens, Sheepcote Drive, Teeswater Close and any other areas of the newer parts of the village, Lawford Heath, Little Lawford or the Crescent for at least 12 months, then why not volunteer to become a Parish Councillor. It doesn't have to take up a lot of your time, it is appreciated that everybody has busy lives; a couple of hours each month can be as much as it takes to volunteer and make a difference. Training will be provided on the legalities and what the role of a Councillor entails (initial training takes approximately half a day off-site and is paid for by the Parish Council). Anyone interested in the first instance is invited to apply to the Clerk Ms D Groves at 7 College Road, Willoughby, Rugby, CV23 8BN.

SIR EDWARD BOUGHTON LONG LAWFORD CHARITYALLOTMENTS FOR RENT

If you are a local resident who is interested and has the commitment to take on an allotment on land situated just off Bilton

Lane, Long Lawford, we currently have a plot available for rent.

Allocation will be on a first come, first served basis but with priority given to residents within the Parish of Long Lawford.

Telephone the Clerk on 01788 891514 for more information.

Ray Reynolds

As Roundabout goes to press, we are sorry to hear of the death of Ray Reynolds. Ray has been a lifetime resident of Newbold and has made a contribution to the life of the community which is quite beyond measure. He will be sadly missed by many, many people.

Our thoughts and prayers are with his family at this time.

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HOLY COMMUNION

A short service of Holy Communion is held in the Common Room at Robotham Close in Newbold on the first Tuesday of every month at 10.30am. This service is open to anyone who would like to come along.

FOSBOTSThank you for all your continued support.

Winners of the July draw for Fosbots were:Ist Keith Foster £40.002nd Janet Haynes £20.00.

Winners of the August draw for Fosbots were:Ist Prize Richard Wilson £40.002nd Prize Lorna Poutney £ 20.00.

A reminder that renewal for the 200 club is November. If you require anymore information be contact Barbara Sear on01788 579109

A Parish Prayer for October.

Creator and Father of all; we pray for all those who are in any kind of need. Bless them and those who serve their needs, that they may put their whole trust in You and be filled with Your peace; through Jesus Christ our Lord. Amen.

ST BOTOLPHS & ST JOHNS FACEBOOK PAGE

Please remember you can keep up to date with all the news, events and notices from St Botolphs

and St Johns by visiting our Facebook page!

Find us at:www.facebook.com/pages/St-Botolphs-

Newbold-and-St-Johns-Long-Lawford

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5TH RUGBY (NEWBOLD) SCOUTS, CUBS AND BEAVERS

Scouts 10½ to 14 yrs Tuesday 7.00 pm till 9.00 pm John Laing 543685 Cubs 8 to 10½ yrs Wednesday 6.45 pm till 8.15 pm Pauline Roberts 332413Beavers 6 to 8 yrs Wednesday 5.30 pm till 6.30 pm Kathryn Laidlaw 07795030844 Website: www.newboldscouts.com. Places are available for girls and boys.

LONG LAWFORD CUBS, SCOUTS, BEAVERS AND BROWNIES

Cubs 8 to 10½ Monday 6.15pm - 7.45pm Denise 07962972385Scouts 10½ to 14 yrs Monday 7pm - 9pm Julian 0789 0425 144Website: www.LawfordScouts.com places available for girls & boys.

Beavers 6 to 8 yrs Monday 5.15 pm till 6.15 pm Chris: 547122Brownies Girls, 7 to 10 yrs Thursday 6.00 pm till 7.30 pm Helen: 571704

1ST NEWBOLD BROWNIES, RAINBOWS AND SENIOR SECTION

Brownies 7 to 10 yrs Monday 5.30 pm till 7.00 pm Karen Barker 330980Rainbows 5 to 7 yrs Monday 5.30 pm till 6.30 pm Karen Barker 330980Senior Section 14 to 25 yrs Monday 7.00 pm till 9.00 pm Karen Barker 330980

NEWBOLD GUIDESGuides Monday 7.00 pm till 9.00 pm Leanne Douglas 07814357466

LONG LAWFORD PARISH COUNCIL

The Parish Council meets on the second Tuesday of the month at 7.30 pm in the Memorial Hall, Railway Street. All residents welcome. The next meeting will be onTuesday 13th October 2015.

Updates can now be seen on our website: www.longlawfordparishcouncil.co.uk

MOBILE LIBRARY

The mobile library calls at the shops in Newbold. This service is being reviewed. For more information about the continuation of this service please see:

www.warwickshire.gov.uk/mobilelibraries call: 01926 851031or

email: mobilelibraryservice@warwickshire.gov.uk

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COMMUNITY NOTICE

The Riverside Academy is looking to appoint some new Governors. Governors are responsible for the general oversight of the school - in consultation with the headteacher and staff they make strategic decisions about the school’s future and ensure its smooth operation on a day-to-day basis. Governors generally meet formally twice a term and outside of these meetings they have the opportunity to contribute to the life of the school in a way appropriate to their interests. If you think you might be the person the Academy is looking for, please contact the Headteacher at the Academy - 01788 544096

NEWS FROM THE CHURCHYARDAlthough we have not been informed as to what place we have won in The Rugby in Bloom contest, as Roundabout goes to press an invitation to attend the Awards ceremony.

Our next project is clearing the wild life bank of weeds and planting more seeds, any offers of help would be appreciated as this will be quite a long task!

Planting up of the beds , pots and wheelbarrow for winter will also need to be discussed in the not too distant future. If you have only an hour or 2 or 3 hours per week/month we would be very pleased to hear from you.

Riverside Academy children who planted the vegetables will be contacted very soon with regards to harvesting the sweetcorn,runnerbeans, etc, that we have managed to save from the wildlife that inhabit the churchyard!! As always many thanks to everyone the churchyard looks fantastic and we have many complimentary comments from visitors to the churchyard from far & wide which makes everything worthwhile.

For more information on how you can help please contact Barbara Sear on 01788 579109.

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THE CHAPEL, NEWBOLD METHODIST CHURCH

WHATS HAPPENING IN OCTOBER

Little Stars Thursday mornings 9.30-11am For Toddlers and carers £1 per child

Job ClubFriday afternoons 1-3pm free sessions offering help with applying for jobs online, CV building, IT skills and workshops.

Bible Study An informal, friendly group, meeting to explore the relevance that the Bible has to our everyday life’s. Meet most Friday’s 1-3pm. If you are interested in coming please contact Lucy to confirm dates. Text 07764 758474

Friday 9th October 7.30pm Folk on the Water An evening of music by candlelight. Enjoy some of the UK’s best Acoustic and Folk artists. Tickets £5 on the door or from Kellyanne McGuire 07857 152042 (Every 2nd Friday of the month)

Monday 12th October Lunch Club. All are welcome to join us for Food and Friendship. If you need transport contact Kellyanne McGuire 07857 152042

Wednesday 21st October 4.30-6pm Harvest Messy Church Come for fun, craft , worship and food ( Suggested donation £1 per child. ) Adults must accompany children

Wednesday 21st October 5.30pm Super Kitchen Come and join us for a meal supplied by Super Kitchen*. The lorry will be parked outside the chapel and cooking a delicious meal, bring family and friends and find out more about what our future plans are for social eating

*Super Kitchen takes some of the 340,000 tons of surplus food produced each year and distributes it to its members who use it to provide social eating events in their communities. SK has relationships with schools, local youth services, homeless charities, foodbanks and church groups. These groups prepare the food, set the prices they want to charge and set the table! There are so many positive effects beyond sharing a hot, fresh, delicious meal in good company: you meet your neighbours, you feel part of your community, this is now coming to Newbold as The Chapel, Newbold are becoming members.

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WITH ALL THAT WE ARE DOING WE REALLY NEED YOUR HELP. If you can offer an hour of your time for any of these activities please contact Rev Jane 01788 819891 or 07852495878

LONG LAWFORD METHODIST CHURCH

Messy ChurchChurch with a differenceStarts with breakfast then crafts and a bible story

All AgeAn informal and relaxed serviceFinished with hot drinks and biscuits

Ladybirds Tuesdays 9.30-11.15am (during term only)Open to everyone who is caring for a baby or toddler (or more than one). There is space and activities for the childrenand a chance for adults to have a cuppa and a natter. £1 per family, just turn up. Find us at: www.facebook.com/groups/lawfordladybirds

MUSIC REVIEW BY CHRIS AT PRAISEILLUMINATOR

Dave Bainbridge: Celestial Fire. Wow, what an exhilaratingly glorious record it really is. I like it when artists take Worship music to dimensions like never before. Dave Bainbridge is one of the founders of a Celtic/Progressive Folk/Rock group Iona and he is a very super talented musician.

The Dave Bainbridge album ‘’Celestial Fire’’ is ever so grand in scope and it is quite a colourful album and it sounds quite heavenly. This record blends in elements of Celtic/Folk and Progressive Rock to such an incredible extent and it totally explodes to life. I believe this kind of music has the power toproclaim God’s majestic awesomeness and will take you into a heavenly realm. Some of the tracks go on for more than 10 minutes long and they are as explosive as a supernova. If you would like to know more about Dave Bainbridge, you can always check him out on the internet for more information.

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40 NOT OUT! RUGBY BRIDGE CLUB CELEBRATES ITS ANNIVERSARY THIS YEAR WITH FREE LESSONS

Rugby Bridge Club, the town’s premier and longest established bridge club, was foundedin 1976 and will celebrate its fortieth anniversary by providing free teaching of the game to absolute beginners and improving players alike from September 2015 to June 2016.

Contract bridge was described by The Times newspaper as ‘the best game ever invented’, and the Club wants more residents of Rugby and the surrounding villages to experience its pleasures at first hand. Bridge provides superb entertainment and stimulus for the brain, and is a great way to keep those little grey cells working.

Club spokesman Peter Langley said – ‘The Club has flourished since its early days, has a current membership of 140, and provides excellent entertainment for a range of abilities in playing sessions on most days of the week. Bridge is an inexpensive game and all equipment is provided. We offer a warm and friendly welcome to players of all standards and to those entirely new to the game. We have been teaching bridge for 16 years and our lessons follow standards and procedures laid down by the English Bridge Union (the national body responsible for the game). Come and have a go!’

Peter Langley is available for further comment – contact number 024-7654-2703. For more details about the free lessons, Wendy Pattinson (01788-842258) and Dave Owen (01788-577559) are the contact points, or you can refer to the Club’s website – www.bridgewebs.com/rugby

KNIT AND NATTER

We meet at St John’s, Long Lawford on the second Wednesday of the month, from 2 - 4 pm. The next meeting will be on:

Wednesday 14th October

Feel free to come and join us.

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10 COMMANDMENTS WORDSEARCH

Answers will be published in next months Roundabout

NEWBOLD FELLOWSHIP

Meetings held at 7.30 pm on the first Tuesday each month at The Riverside Academy.

Our next meeting is on 6th October. This meeting is our AGM with speaker Paul Raddan: Bread.

NEWBOLD SHORT MAT BOWLS CLUB

Newbold Short Mat bowls and social evenings. Meets every Friday 7.30 - 9.00pm in Newbold village hall, come and join us, we’d love to see you. Don’t know how to play? Don’t worry, we’ll be happy to show you, or just come along for a cup of tea and a chat. First night free, thereafter £2.50 per week for players, 50p for spectators which includes a raffle ticket. Please bring a pair of flat soled shoes if you want to play.

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QUIZ AT THE BARLEY MOW

Quiz at the Barley Mow in aid of St Botolph’s Church – 8.00pm on Tuesday 27th October.

Rounds include General Knowledge, Picture and Music. Entry £1 per person.

Maximum of 6 people in a team.

Come along and join in the fun!

LONG LAWFORD GARDEN CLUB

Meetings held on the Last Friday of the Month in the Long Lawford Memorial Hall at 8.15pm.

Our next meeting is on Friday 30th October. Our speaker will be a gardener from Kenilworth Castle will talk about The Elizabethan Garden.

New members will be very welcome!

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RUGBY FENCING

AND GENERAL GARDENING WORKALL TYPES OF FENCING SUPPLIED AND ERECTED

DOMESTIC AND COMMERCIAL WORK UNDERTAKENPROMPT SERVICE, FREE ESTIMATES

PHONE: 01788 579427MOBILE: 07968 009898

EMAIL: rugbyfencing@live.co.ukWWW.RUGBY-FENCING.CO.UK

DO YOU NEED LOW COST ELECTRICAL WORK?QUALIFIED TRADESMEN WITH OVER 10 YEARS’ EXPERIENCE?

THEN CALL BRADLEY ELECTRICAL

ELECTRICAL INSTALLATION TO BS7671 - PART P REGISTEREDALL COMMERCIAL AND DOMESTIC ELECTRICAL WORK UNDERTAKEN

DIGITAL AERIAL INSTALLERSCALL TODAY FOR A NO-OBLIGATION FREE ESTIMATE

PHONE: 01788 220188www.bradleyelectricalrugby.co.uk

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JOHN LEWIS ELECTRICALSOLE TRADER BASED IN LONG LAWFORD

32 YEARS EXPERIENCEFOR ALL YOUR ELECTRICAL INSTALLATIONS

REPAIRS, SHOWERS, REWIRES, EXTENSIONSFREE QUOTATIONS

PHONE/FAX: 01788 544888MOBILE: 07850 130648

EMAIL: JOHN@JOHNLEWISELECTRICAL.CO.UKPART P REGISTERED INSTALLER

NOEL O’BRIEN

DECORATORSINTERIOR AND EXTERIORPRIVATE OR COMMERCIAL

ALL ASPECTS OF DECORATINGALMOND GROVE, NEWBOLD

PHONE: 01788 579441MOBILE: 07931 585835

LISA HAGGAN

EXPERIENCED SEAMSTRESS AND DESIGNER BASED IN LONG LAWFORD SEWING ALTERATIONS DRESSMAKING CURTAINS ALTERED

PHONE: 01788 567393 MOBILE: 07980 813315

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J C GREENHALGH

BUILDING CONTRACTORCARPENTRY

RENOVATIONSCONVERSIONS

DOOR AND WINDOW REPLACEMENTS

PHONE: 01788 537059 MOBILE: 07970 737742

R J HARRIS & SON

HEATING & PLUMBING ENGINEERSGAS CENTRAL HEATINGBOILER CHANGEOVERS

GAS FIRES & GAS COOKERSFREE ESTIMATES

TWO YEAR GUARANTEELOCAL VILLAGE FIRM

PHONE: 01788 568343 OR 01788 565892

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TAE KWON DO CLASSES NOW STARTED IN YOUR AREA

Classes open from age 4 upwardsFirst lesson is free with no join up fees

Chief instructor Jason Salisbury with 23 years experience in Tae Kwon Do & as well as other martial arts. Fully insured & CRB checked.

Tuesday’s 6pm-7pm & 7pm-8pm. Newbold Village Hall, CV21 9ELThursday’s 6pm -7pm Harris School Sports Hall, CV22 6EA

Sunday’s 5pm-6pm & 6pm-7pm. Long Lawford, Memorial Hall, CV23 9BA

Contact Jason on 07891461064Facebook: JasonSTKD

NIGEL PORT INSTALLATIONS

MAIN STREET, NEWBOLD FULLY FITTED KITCHENS, BATHROOMS AND TILING

SUPPLY AND FIT, OR FIT ONLYPRICES TO SUIT ALL BUDGETS

GENERAL CARPENTRY WORK UNDERTAKENFOR ADVICE AND FREE ESTIMATES, PLEASE CALL

PHONE: 01788 562138 MOBILE: 07903 237575

ACADEMY DRIVING INSTRUCTION

BEGINNERS OFFER: FIRST FOUR LESSONS £50MALE & FEMALE INSTRUCTORS

EXCELLENT PASS RATEPATIENT, FRIENDLY TUITION

BEGINNERS, INTENSIVEPASS PLUS & MOTORWAYS

BLOCK BOOKING DISCOUNTPHONE: 01788 547718

WWW.ACADEMY-DRIVING.CO.UK

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A Warm Welcome Awaits You at Sophisticut Too!

Flip in Extensions now available

Full head of foils, cut & blow dry £60 T-section, cut & blow dry £50

O.A.P. Discount days on Tues. & Weds.

Sophisticut Too 16 Main Street, Newbold Phone: 01788 552255

SOOTY & SWEEP

LONG LAWFORD BASEDLONGEST ESTABLISHED CHIMNEY SWEEP

FULLY INSUREDALL AREAS COVEREDPHONE: 01788 540825MOBILE: 07947 451051

ARABESQUE DANCE SCHOOL

WANT TO DANCE?

RAD, ballet, and tap classes from 3 years come and join us at the memorial hall long lawford at 4pm on wednesdays & enjoy the friendly atmosphere

first lesson free then pay weekly phone Gill for details: 07770 414793 - gillarabesque@live.co.uk

also on wednesday evenings adult tap classes & bootcamp ballet for those to want to dance a good way to keep fit & for all ages.

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This newsletter is produced by the church. It is written and distributed by volunteers. It contains church and village news and is delivered free to every household in the

parish of Newbold-on-Avon with Long Lawford.If you would like to help with the work of delivering Roundabout, or have any

queries about distribution, please contact Pat Beevers 01788 575252.

DEADLINE FOR THENOVEMBER 2015 ISSUE:SATURDAY 3RD OCTOBER 2015

Items for Roundabout should be sent to the editor, Hannah Wilkinson, who can be contacted on 07581 375147 and hannahwilko_1@hotmail.co.uk.

ST BOTOLPH’S & ST JOHN’SThe vicar welcomes enquiries concerning baptisms, weddings & banns of marriage at any time.

VICAR: Paul WilkinsonThe Vicarage, Main St, Newbold CV211HHTelephone: 01788 543055

METHODIST CHURCHESThe ministers will be pleased to talk about weddings or baptisms, or other concerns.

NEWBOLD: Jane Gaffney

85 Durrell Drive, Rugby CV22 7GW01788 819891

ROUNDABOUT ON THE WEBThe text of the current issue of Roundabout is available via a link on the parish website at:

www.stbotolphstjohn.org.uk.

This issue of Roundabout is printed free of charge by Newman Estate Agents via their community printing scheme.01788 820000. www.newman.uk.com

The inclusion of information by community based and charitable groups is free. The editor’s decision is final.

Fees for advertisements: £10 per issue (£100 per year, 10 issues)Advertising disclaimer: publication of an advertisement in Roundabout does not

imply approval of the publishers for goods or services offered.