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BHYFC Results & Match report 19th October

Under 10 – League Match
Bergholt Heath 4 – 0 Marks Tey
A Marley 2, A Sabini, 1 og

Under 13 – League Match
Bergholt Heath 0 – 15 Bures United

Under 14 – League Cup, 1st Round
Cornard Dynamos Reds 4 – 1 Bergholt Heath

Under 15 – League
Wivenhoe 6 – 0 Bergholt Heath

Under-10 Match Report (By Victoria)
The weather was much better today and you were able to see the players!

We started with a quick goal by Antonio Sabini, his first shot was saved but he quickly recovered to volley the rebound into the top of the net. We then scored again when Aaron Marley got on the end of a cross and tapped the ball into the net. James Holden took a shot from the middle of his own half and, if it hadn’t been for their alert goal keeper, would have scored. Aaron then scored another goal; he beat the keeper to the ball and slotted the ball into the net whilst sliding along the muddy pitch.

Marks Tey’s goal keeper was on top form in the second half and despite the many shots we had, we scored no goals. Then there was a frenzy at their end with the goal mouth surrounded by a mass of players, theirs and ours. We had some close shots but they were cleared off the line, then the ball rolled out to Luke Bloomfield who took a chance and kicked the ball into the frenzy of people. It hit their player before ending up in the back of the net. Both teams had a few chances after this but there were no more goals, thanks to good goalkeeping by both keepers. The final whistle blew and we had won 4-0.

Final score: Bergholt Heath 4 – 0 Marks Tey

Goals: A Marley x 2, O.G, A Sabini

Man of the Match: Harry Dixon

Team: J Bowden; J Holden, H Dixon, J Adams (G Sabini), L Bloomfield (A Sabini), A Sabini (M James), A Marley (J Adams)

Nest match Sunday 26th October 2008 home to Gt Bradfords

This material has been developed for the West Bergholt Village Website at http://www.westbergholt.net

First Responders

West Bergholt First Responders would like to express their thanks to all who showed an interest when they recently stationed themselves outside the Co-op. 

The First Responders provide a critical service to the community and are in great need of new members to fill the rota, so if you took a leaflet they are urging you to call them to find out more.
Please remember that you can give us as much or as little of your time as you can afford and you can respond as a pair so why not bring your ‘other half’ along to one of their meetings to meet them and find out how easy it is?

This material has been developed for the West Bergholt Village Website at http://www.westbergholt.net

Women’s Institute – September Report

Vice-president Pat Moran welcomed members. The August tea party in the Methodist Hall had been a great success. Bea Girkin will be our delegate at the Autumn County Meeting in Chelmsford later this month. Jan Lumb is now our sick visitor please inform her of any unwell members. Members voted to rejoin the Winsome Club. Quizzes will be available next month price 75p.  The Victorian Christmas Concert on 5 December 2.30pm and 7.30pm will be held at the Marconi Club Great Baddow and is open to non members, tickets £8.50. Names to secretary please.

Mrs Sue Gambling accompanied by her personnel manager gave an interesting history of how the supermarket ASDA evolved the name being derived from Associated Daries.

Next month is the Annual Meeting with WI Advisor Val Stone. The committee are looking for new members and officers.  The WI play reading group will entertain following tea.

This material has been developed for the West Bergholt Village Website at http://www.westbergholt.net

Autumn Glory

The next meeting of Colne Valley Flower Club is in the Orpen Memorial Hall Lexden Road on Wednesday 15 October beginning at 7.30pm. Members are invited to ‘Bring a Friend Free’. Alan Smith from Ipswich who was part of the NAFAS team to exhibit at Chelsea last year will demonstrate his arrangements entitled ‘Autumn Glory’.

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Orpen Players play with long title!

The Players’ autumn production is a comedy entitled ‘The Farndale Avenue Housing Estate Townswoman’s Guild Dramatic Society Murder Mystery.’ 

Performances are in the Orpen Memorial Hall Lexden Road on Thursday 23rd, Friday 24th and Saturday 25th October. Doors open at 7.30pm with curtain up at 8pm. 
Box office opens at Ash’s store Colchester Road on Saturday 11th October with tickets priced at £5 for Thursday and £6 on Friday and Saturday. Tickets can also be obtained by calling Roger Milne on 01206 241048.

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Parish Plan Approved

At a recent meeting of the Parish Council the Parish Plan (issue 1) was formally adopted bringing with that the responsibility to prioritise and make decisions taking the parish plan into full account.

Parish councillor Chris Stevenson, who led the team responsible for creating the Parish plan, advised the meeting that “ECC are going to try and realise the top priority item from the Parish Plans within a year.”

You can find out more about the plan on teh village website here.

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Event Notices at Methodist Church & Hall

Coffee Morning

There will be a coffee morning in the Methodist church hall Chapel Lane on Wednesday 8 October from 10am to 11.30am. Gifts for cake and general stalls will be welcome. Greetings cards will be on sale.

Communion

On Tuesday 14 October the shared communion service with St Mary’s in the Methodist Church at 11am has been cancelled.

Women’s Fellowship

On Wednesday 15 October the Women’s Fellowship will meet at 2.30pm in the Methodist Hall.

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Colchester Council Open Day

Colchester Borough Council are holding an Open Day at the Moot Hall on 3rd October as part of their engagement with National Customer Service Week.  Running between 10am – 4pm residents are invited to visit the Moot Hall and meet representatives from the council and many others involved in the provision of local services:

  • Essex Police
  • Essex Fire and Rescue Service
  • Age Concern Colchester
  • Colchester Borough Homes
  • North East Essex PCT – health improvement services
  • Leisure World
  • Museum Service
  • VIC
  • Street Wardens
  • Planning and Regeneration & Building Control
  • Food & Safety & Smokefree
  • Environmental Control
  • Animal Control
  • Parks and Recreation
  • Institute of Customer Service
  • Helpline
  • Emergency Planning

Visitors will also be able to enter a free prize draw.  Read more here.

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Proposals to amend MUGA use

The Parish Council are considering proposals to extend the use of the Multi User Games Area (MUGA) for the community at large and the new Bergholt Youth Group (BYG) in particular.

Before putting these forward formally, the Parish Council would like to invite residents to an Open Meeting to be held in the John Lampon Hall at 7pm on Wednesday 22nd October. Please be there to ensure your views are heard.

More information is available as follows:

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Best Kept Village

Best Kept Village in Essex

The following article has been extracted from the Village Bulletin, edition 115, issued September 2008.

West Bergholt can be truly proud of achieving this award from the Rural Community Council of Essex (RCCE) for villages with a population between 2500 and 5000. In 2007 we received a commendation with Theydon Bois winning the class and Coggeshall taking second place. Clearly in a year our village has moved forward as this time we beat Theydon Bois into second place. The judges recognised this, as in announcing the award, they cited our work on The Parish Plan, the efforts being made to engage with young people and the caring nature of the village. This being exemplified by the First Responder Group, the Care Network and the importance placed on looking after our environment.

Winning this award means we will have a sign to erect beside our own village sign. After some considerable effort the new sign was dug up by two members of The Parish Council and removed from Theydon Bois village green.

Also by winning this award it meant that we were automatically entered into the National Village of the Year competition. Here we were third with Langham being chosen to represent Essex in further competitions.. The criteria for this competition was slightly different and resulted in a group of residents representing the village being interviewed by a panel of judges. I am grateful to those who gave their time to this but in particular Amber Harlow whose efforts on behalf of the young people may well have won us the award.

Now the challenge is to win this competition next year and hopefully the ideas in The Parish Plan will help to achieve this.

Harry Stone