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 Selecting Saturday 12 June as the date for the 2010 Village Fete was done long ago. Well before the World Cup schedule was published. So there's a bit of magic in the fact that the Village Fete and England's first game are on the same day. To get everyone in the right frame of mind the Village Fete will bring community groups and individuals together during the morning with stalls around the Centre, refreshments, jazz and sizzling hot dogs.
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Last Updated ( Monday, 31 May 2010 )
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 Nineteen years ago when Forum Players first staged 'The Owl and the Pussycat' Brenda Phelps took on the role of the Plum Pudding Flea (always hungry and will eat anything). Then her young daughter Emily was one of the Jumblies and, as committed supporters of amateur drama, it saved on baby-sitters when all the family were involved in shows.
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Last Updated ( Friday, 21 May 2010 )
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Written by Barrie Penfold
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 Wooburn Narkovians Cricket Club is looking for people to get involved with the club as match officials (Umpires, Scorers) for the forthcoming league season. The club runs two Saturday league teams and one, occasionally two, Sunday friendly teams as well as a range of youth teams.
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Last Updated ( Monday, 12 April 2010 )
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Written by Dave Foster
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The 2009 Bourne End classical concert is full of contrasts. The exuberance of a Johann Strauss waltz is followed by the Debussy’s haunting description of a young deer enjoying a summer afternoon in the forest. The majesty of the well-known overture to Wagner’s opera Tannhäuser is set alongside Josef Suk’s romantic melodies telling of the love between a young Prince and Princess in a Czech fairy tale. |
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Last Updated ( Sunday, 06 September 2009 )
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Written by Dave Foster
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 Did you know there is a history section on the Bourne End website? There you will find the 1900 Bourne End telephone directory, Pigot's 1830 Directory which lists the nobility, gentry, clergy and trades people from over 150 years ago.
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Last Updated ( Monday, 03 August 2009 )
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Burnend (first recorded 1236) "End of the Stream" is where the Wye flows into the Thames. Nestling in the Chilterns alongside the river, the village has been the home of papermakers, lacemakers and brickmakers. Today Bourne End is a thriving village close to London and even closer to the open countryside of the Chiltern Hills in central southern England.
