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Village Voice October/November 2020
WELCOME...
under two thousand pounds was raised for
charitable causes. Sadly, the Village Show, due
to take place on the same day, was cancelled.
This was the one year when perhaps some of us
...to the October /November 2020 edition of spent more time in the garden and had hoped to
Village Voice... showcase the fruits of our labour! Next years
event is scheduled for 26 June 2021
Dear VV Readers, Readers will see that there are several appeals
Welcome to the 200th edition of Village Voice. in this edition. The P&TGRS are looking for
Over the past more than 34 years of production, volunteers (see page 4) Emma Byrne is
Village Voice has evolved and changed, and so appealing for filled shoeboxes for 'Operation
too has Village life. Edition 1, was 24 pages Christmas Child' (see page 21) and on P15 there
long - this edition is 64 pages! The diversity of are details of how VV readers can nominate a
content in VV is achieved by the inclusion of a neighbour for a 'Neighbour of the Year Award'
wide range of news items, information and Our next edition of VV is our Christmas
updates from many contributors edition (December 2020 and January 2021) and
Of course, the past 6 months have been we invite your contributions. The deadline for
exceptionally unusual, with the rhythm and flow copy is the first week in November. We look
of Village life being compromised to a very forward to hearing from you. In the meantime,
great extent. Living in such beautiful stay safe and well. Cathy O'Leary, VV Editor
surroundings and having experienced some fine
weather during the six months, has at least been
compensation for the inconveniences and stress Regulars...
of being locked down. Newspaper reports
suggest that a larger than usual proportion of
04 Around the Villages
people who live in more built up towns, and
13 Church News
cities are looking to move to more rural settings.
17 Woodland & Green Spaces
There have been reports that being connected to 18 Schools News
nature is beneficial for our mental health, and 22 Sports News
certainly walking around the village and woods 31 Noticeboard
during the summer has been an uplifting 32 Clubs & Societies
experience. Our cover picture captures a 37 Fields in King's Wood
dragonfly resting on a blackberry bush in Penn 55 Index of Advertisers
woods towards the end of September. For a map 56 Village Contacts
of walks in Penn Woods go to http://www.
pennhouse.org.uk/walks In This Issue...
In this edition of VV, we report the ways in
which the various clubs and societies are 10 Update from Your GP Practice
adapting to meet the ever changing 26 Village Care Open Gardens
Cover Photograph: Keith Hawes
requirements regards socialisation and 29 Parnell's EV Electric Dreams
distancing, and we are able to report on the 30 Excelsior: Village Memories
Open Gardens which took place on 13th 38 Rayners (Penn School) Update
September (just before a revised lockdown
measure limiting gatherings of over 6 people In The Insert...
was put in place!) It was a beautiful day as the
photographs on Pages 26 and 27 show, and just • Village Voice: Our 200th Edition
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AROUND
mothballing for the moment, until needed again.
Madalyn Roker, 07774 834615
THE VILLAGES Do You Love Living in P&TG?
The P&TG Residents Society do too.
We are a friendly team of 12 (who would like to
P&TG Together increase our numbers to 14 or 16). We all live
P&TG Together was formed in March with over across both villages, and we all enjoy working
200 residents offering to help each other during to ensure that the village is open and appealing
the lockdown imposed by the Government. to all. Perhaps during the recent lockdown, you
Once lockdown eased, we were less needed spent more time locally and developed an
for shopping and errands but found that One increased appreciation of where you live as you
Can in Wycombe was finding a sharp uptake in went for a walk or checked your social media
people needing additional support in the form of feeds. It could be you don't know anything or
food donations. Our area co-ordinators, Emma much about the P&TG Residents Society and
B, Gill M, Ian F, Beth P, Catherine M, Kate V what we do.
and Madalyn R rallied around and we held 4 The P&TG Residents Society manages
monthly food bank donation drives across the Common Wood, runs the Village Pre School, is
village, with donations being collected at street invited by planners to review and comment on
level and then combined to make mega donation planning applications in our villages to ensure
from the whole village. the continuation of the amenity value of living
One Can have found that supermarket in a village setting, publishes Village Voice, runs
donations are increasing as Street donations fall a P&TG Facebook page, website and more.
reflecting the change as we slowly return to our We work as a team and frequently encourage
places of work, school and some sort of routine, wider effort from other local volunteers. We
We have experienced this too, so have played a key role in the organisation of the
decided not to continue with our regular recent Covid-19 group, P&TG Together.
collections for now, although if you do want to We would like to recruit 2 or more people to
donate you can do so easily at various local join us; particularly, if you have admin and/or
supermarkets including Village Store on the organisational skills/ experience to potentially
Green, Co-op, Waitrose and Sainsburys. As well take on the Company Secretarial role or to
as supermarkets, there are other Street Heroes contribute to the Residents Society's future
who are continuing to collect including Emma plans and activities in the village.
Byrne at 11 Kings Ride, who together with her We would also like to recruit a treasurer to
husband, Dave, made such a difference by
SOME OF THE COMMITTEE MEMBERS
offering their van to take our donations to
Wycombe.
We do need to take a moment to congratulate
ourselves. We have completed 4 village-wide
donations, amounting to about 20 car fulls and
made a huge difference to those in need in the
Photograph: Ian Petrie
area. We set up networks in our area and
provided support to many residents during
lockdown and created a huge sense of
community across Penn & Tylers Green.
We are not disbanding P&TG Together, but
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produce our annual accounts. Could you, or Commonwood and revellers enjoying
someone you know, help with this? themselves, which isn’t the problem. It’s the
Even if you don’t feel you have the specific mess they leave, tables, chairs, bottles, broken
skills outlined above, but are just keen to join glass, picnic debris as well as smouldering
us, enthusiasm is welcomed too. We would love bonfires. With the recent hot weather we have
to hear from you - and would invite contact had fires that required assistance from the fire
from anyone who would like to know a little brigade.
more – you can attend one of our meetings (via We would like to ask everyone for your
Zoom) or just meet us for a coffee. support and to encourage you, if you feel able,
Please contact Madalyn Roker on 07774 and are visiting the woods, to remind these
834615 or madalynroker@hotmail.com for visitors to clear up after themselves? Take home
more information. all their rubbish and leave the woods as they
would like to find them? The Countryside Code
P&TGRS and P&TG Together gives some sensible advice that we would like
- An Update everyone to consider:
Dear Residents and VV readers,
• Respect other people
Unbelievably it has been 6 months since the • Consider the local community and other
Covid19 lockdown started, and Penn & Tylers people enjoying the outdoors
Green Together was created. • Park carefully so access to gateways and
P&TG Together would like to take this driveways is clear
opportunity thank all our co-ordinators, • Leave gates and property as you find them
volunteers and the residents of Penn & Tylers • Follow paths but give way to others where
Green for their support during this time. it’s narrow
• Protect the natural environment
We are having a bit of a rest at the moment as
• Leave no trace of your visit, take all your litter
the needs seem to have diminished - but home
depending on how things progress during the • Don’t have BBQs or fires
autumn and winter - could well change. • Keep dogs under effective control
In the early days of lockdown we undertook • Dog poo - bag it and bin it
deliveries, sought out neighbours who needed • Enjoy the outdoors
support as well as Village Care helping with the • Plan ahead, check what facilities are open, be
collection and deliver of prescriptions. prepared
• Follow advice and local signs and obey social
As time progressed we got involved with the distancing measures
admirable collection of food donations for One
Can in High Wycombe. We collected an Then as we look further ahead to Christmas,
amazing volume of goods, amounting to over we can’t predict where we’ll be with restrictions
20 carloads!! And this continues with donations related to Covid19, but we can think ahead to
being made the local shops. We are very proud planning festive activities which are different
of our collective effort. from previous years, but still bring a smile to
We have recently moved into a new phase your face!
– and are now restricted to the ‘Rule of 6’ in the P&TGRS working with P&TG Together are
Covid19 pandemic. As we learn to cope with in the early stages of planning a virtual 12 days
the new Rule of 6, we are writing to ask of Christmas Calendar of activities that we hope
everyone for a different type of support in will be able to help with. At this stage we are
looking after the village and woodlands that we particularly interested in any ideas you may
so treasure. have. We have thoughts and ideas which could
We have recently seen a spate of bonfires in include a virtual Christmas tree competition, a
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children’s competition, perhaps a photography the position in a few weeks and we will let you
competition, as well as a quiz. If you have any know the latest in the next Village Voice.
bright ideas- please let us know! Please email Peter Brown Secretary
info@pennandtylersgreen.org.uk. Also do look
out for more letters from us, information and Beaconsfield & Chepping Wye
updates on the website https:// Community Board
pennandtylersgreen.org.uk and find us on our Some of you may have seen the press release
Facebook https://www.facebook.com/ announcing the launch of the new Community
PTGResidentsSociety, P & TG Residents Society Board funding process. If not details on how to
apply for funding can be found here: https://
Tyles Green Village Hall Update www.buckinghamshire.gov.uk/community-and-
Tina Brown is retiring after 20 years as the safety/improving-your-local-community/
manager of Tylers Green Village Hall. If apply-community-board-funding/
anyone is interested in taking on the five The website includes detail on the application
mornings a week role which involves co- process and criteria for all three of the funding
ordinating bookings and dealing with the hall streams – Community Area Priorities, Health &
admin, please contact Paul Ricketts, chairman Wellbeing and Local Infrastructure.
of the Village Hall’s management committee, If you have ideas for projects that you feel
on pfr.66@talktalk.net. would meet the relevant criteria and are in line
The hall has now reopened for users/hirers with Board priorities or address an identifiable
only after a five and a half month closure due to local need, please do speak to the Community
restrictions imposed in the coronavirus Board Co-ordinator Andy Chapman. He is very
pandemic. There are strict social distancing keen to engage with people and help with
rules in place and a number of other measures to contacting other stakeholders as appropriate for
keep all our users and staff safe. Not all of our support and information.
groups have returned as they are waiting to see The Board are hoping to set up some working
how restrictions develop and some have groups linked to the priorities and listed below.
indicated they will not return until after If anyone is interested again please contact
Christmas. Andy, either as an individual or if you are
Under the present restrictions we are unable involved with a local group who might be
to take bookings for children’s parties but our interested.
organised sport and exercise/dance classes are • Young people's activities - including drugs
resuming with limits on the numbers in each awareness and action on crime
hall. Please see our website, www. • Loneliness and isolation - including mental
tylersgreenvillagehall.co.uk or email Tina on and physical health
tylersgreenvillagehall@gmail.com for guidance. • Transport/Highways - including parking,
Please note that our toilets and foyer area are speeding and cycling
not available for public use during the current • Covid Recovery and Regeneration
situation. In fact all the hall’s facilities are for • Community facilities – playgrounds, outdoor
the use of hall users only and the track and trace spaces, community centres
system is in operation. At the moment the meetings are still being
Although planning permission to build a Penn held on teams with the most recent one being
and Tylers Green Heritage Centre in the area of held on 29thSeptember. If you missed it and are
the changing rooms has been obtained, a interested on what the Board does then the
decision on whether to progress to building meeting will be made available online. For any
stage is still on hold. The trustees will discuss queries please contact Andy Chapman on
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01296 383490 and 07753 288039 or andy. vandalism in there. Only recently the
chapman@buckinghamshire.gov.uk Katrina Wood steppingstones in the adventure play area were
– Vice Chairman, Beaconsfield and Chepping Wye all hacked to pieces and will have to be
Community Board replaced. Unfortunately, this all comes out of
public funds as it is the precept that pays for
Chepping Wycombe Parish Council things like this and means we may have to put
The Parish is continuing with meetings online other projects on hold. Katrina Wood, Chairman
which are working well. If anyone wants to – Chepping Wycombe Parish Council
attend, then please let the clerk know and she
will send you joining instructions. We want to Penn Parish Council
remain as open and transparent as possible Penn Parish Council's September meeting
during these difficult times and we welcome marks a return to a new kind of normal. A
public participation. If you are unable to attend, majority of Councillors felt it was important to
you will find reports and minutes of the meet face to face and the opportunity to
meetings on our webpage. welcome a new Councillor provided the
It has been quite quiet this summer although necessary impetus. We look forward to
we have of course continued with all the usual welcoming Mrs Debbie Marsden, a retired GP,
maintenance work. In Cock Lane cemetery the who joins us to represent the Ward of Knotty
path and driveway to the new cremation area Green. Councillors were fortunate to have three
have been finished. This has much improved the excellent candidates apply to become the new
cemetery and allowed for more widespread Parish Councillor and we are grateful to all
disabled access. three, who have offered to lend us their
We are still dealing with Ash die back in expertise in future. Penn Parish is comprised of
King’s Wood and there will be a considerable nearly 3,500 people who live in five vibrant
number of trees being communities and we have never felt the benefit
removed over the of belonging to a community more than over the
next few months. last six months. As the Parish's Planning
In Ashley Drive Committee re-starts its vital work considering
Recreation park, we local planning applications, Parish Councillors
will be renewing the will also consider the impact of the
surface under the Government's far reaching planning reforms.
zipwire and are We will put that new sense of community,
investigating costs kindness and the importance of local
for fencing around representation at the heart of what we do. It
the younger gives me great pleasure therefore to salute
children’s play area Village Voice on its 200th Edition and to remark
as this has long been on the vital role it plays helping us do this. Roy
an ambition but it is Bentham, Chair
proving very costly.
Whilst The Village Show
mentioning Ashley Sadly you will have heard we had to cancel the
Drive, we are still village show, due to take place on 13th
seeing a September. The ideas we had for staging the
considerable show on the common, were intended to be
amount of littering, simple, but the plans to manage the flow of
broken bottles and people round each gazebo to amaintain social
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distancing, proved too great to manage. golfing venues above, but this may be
The next show is Saturday 26 June 2021, we dependent on any restrictions on numbers that
will keep the schedule for craft, art, photo and these clubs may impose. For more details,
domestic categories the same as this year and please visit our website: http://www.
adapt the flowers and produce to reflect the pennpondwadersgolfsociety.com
seasons. David Deadman
Litter in P&TG
Penn Pond Waders Golf Society • L - itter
Following my last update, I am pleased to report • I-n
that our golf society is up and running again. • T - ylers Green
Most clubs are currently restricting the number • T - his is
of people who can play at their courses for • E - verybodies
society events. Sadly, we have had to disappoint • R - esponsibility
a few of our members who didn’t reserve their If only everybody would take their litter home
place early enough. and clear outside their homes Wouldn't it be
30 of our members visited the challenging wonderful to have a clean village? We have
Oxfordshire GC on Friday 14th August 2020. been litter picking for the past few weeks and
Despite a damp, drizzly day, some excellent each week collect 4 plastic bags of cans, bottles,
scores were recorded with 6 players scoring 38 crisp packets etc. Litter picking can be soul
points or more: destroying but it is also very rewarding. From the
• Kevin Croxon H/C 9: 40pts 'three litter pickers of Chiltern Close'
• Roger Stewart H/C 11: 39pts
• Keith Burwood H/C 9: 39pts Hazlemere Gardening Association
• Graham Garrett-Smith H/C 14: 38pts Like many other organisations both local and
• Jason Philp H/C 9: 38pts National its been a unique year for us all. The
• Rod Jones H/C 14: 38pts first time we have had to cancel our Spring and
On Thursday 10th Sept, 24 of us made the Autumn garden shows since we started 1n 1977.
trip to the beautiful Hindhead GC in Surrey. Sadly our Barn store remains closed for our
After a chilly early start to the morning, the sun normal Sunday morning shopping and we will
came out with most of us playing in tee shirts not be opening again this year. However despite
and shorts by mid-morning. Dave Cooper was depleted stocks of compost we are still running
the winner with 38 points closely followed by our ‘Order & Collect service’ online till we
Julian Harris and Kevin Croxon with 37/34 close in October.
points respectively. I sincerely hope the Covid situation improves
We are now looking forward to a trip to sufficiently for us to re-open the barn store
Bournemouth in mid-October and returning to safely in February, so please keep an eye on our
the lovely Ashridge course in late November. website for further updates. Peter Pearman
Our remaining 2020 UK events will be: (Membership Secretary) 01494 711570, http://www.
• Thurs 15th October - Remedy Oak GC hazlemeregardening.co.uk
• Friday 16th October - Ferndown GC
• Friday 27th November - Ashridge GC Advertising in Village Voice
If you are interested in joining our friendly If you would like to advertise in Village Voice,
Society or coming along as a guest at any of our our advertising rates are very competitive and
future events, please contact our Secretary Bob start at just £25 per issue (initial commitment is
Teuton on 07973 137446. We would love to 3 issues). Please email Ruthie Pocock on:
welcome some new Waders at some of the great adverts@pennandtylersgreen.org.uk
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“ We currently triage all our appointment
UPDATE FROM requests by telephone. Where possible we are
offering telephone advice or a video
YOUR GP PRACTICE consultation to avoid the need to attend the
surgery. Dr. Jo Layng
As you can probably imagine, all surgeries
Dear VV Readers, are now experiencing an unprecedented demand
Unbelievably it has been 6 months since the for healthcare services, and we are seeing many
onset of the COVID 19 crisis, and during that more patients presenting with non Covid related
time the Simpson Centre and Penn Surgery have issues. We know that patients can become
continued to offer a GP service, albeit with frustrated as they did not contact us at the peak
some changes, and following the guidance from of the pandemic and are now experiencing some
NHS England. delays in the resumption and availability of
The arrangements we put in place were to treatment. We know that patients are concerned
safeguard both staff and patients, whilst that many hospital follow up appointments have
continuing to provide patient support for the been postponed and further concerned about
elderly and infirm, as well as to patients with when these will be re arranged.
illnesses and conditions unconnected to Many patients who have a chronic disease
COVID. We are very fortunate to have such as diabetes or asthma, who we would
remained open throughout, despite some staff normally call in for a regular review, have not
illness, as we are aware that some local been called in over this period and we are now
surgeries have had to close for COVID reasons. working hard to ‘catch up’ on these reviews. It
Very early on we moved to limiting the is important that we do this safely.
number of patients visiting the surgery in person
and instead moved to telephone consultations. If
“ We are very grateful for your patience as
we increase our non Covid related work again.
a face to face appointment was clinically needed It is likely to take us several months to complete
this was arranged. To safeguard staff and this catch up and this may be delayed further if
patients we introduced strict processes to Covid cases rise again over the winter months.
minimise the risk of infection transmission. Dr. Moona Rakhit (Senior Partner)
The past 6 months have been a challenging All the doctors and staff are very busy,
time for everyone. Now that the lockdown has working hard to help as many people as possible
been eased, we are now operating at Covid at this time. We know that when things change
Phase 3, as are all GP practices nationally. as rapidly as they have over recent months,
sometimes things go wrong, or patients feel
Your Health is Our Priority frustrated by the changed systems that have
The Simpson Centre and Penn surgeries are been put in place, but please remember that this
open as usual. has all been put in place to meet government
Covid 19 has not gone away so we need to guidelines, and to safeguard the wellbeing of
remain vigilant and ensure we all follow the patients and staff.
current guidelines. We all need to do everything In a few instances, staff have been subject to
we can to reduce the potential spread amongst abuse or rudeness, and this cannot be tolerated.
visiting patients and staff, to ensure we are able If you feel that you have not been given the
to maintain a service to all our patients support you would expect, please contact
including those most at risk, the elderly, our simpson.practicemanager@nhs.net. The doctors
cancer patients and all those who have been and staff are happy to receive feedback and will
required to shield over the past few months. work hard to resolve any issues.
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We would also like to say that we really • We have increased our staffing levels: During the
appreciate the kind words and gestures we have pandemic we have taken on two new Doctors
received from many of our patients. and have a third starting in October. We have two
The Doctors and the surgery support teams new nurses who joined our team in September.
would like to thank you for your patience and
understanding at this time. The Simpson Centre and Working Together – the ways you can help
Penn Surgery our surgeries provide the best possible support to you
• Only attend the surgery if your enquiry cannot
Appointment Availability: be dealt with by telephone, email or via patient
access
• We offer a mix of routine, 48hour access and on
• Please sign up for Patient access and order your
the day appointments.
• Some appointments have to be face to face. repeat prescription online. This can be sent
• We are offering nearly 900 appointments each electronically directly to the chemist avoiding any
week with our doctors. need to visit the surgery.
• We also have two duty doctors each day • Please respond to any requests to book for a
covering The Simpson Centre and Penn surgeries medication review.
who can deal with up to 70 additional emergency • Please remember that a telephone appointment
on the day calls. like any other appointment. Please ensure you are
• Our nurses and phlebotomist offer as near available at the time the telephone appointment
normal a service as they can will take place. Please remember to cancel the
• The midwife continues to work with us as do our appointment if you no longer require it or will not
health visitors, district nurses and palliative care be available. We aim to call around the time
teams. indicated, however if we are delayed be mindful
• We continue to offer the majority of our nurse this may be because we have been delayed by
appointments: dressings, phlebotomy and some another call or because we are dealing with an
GP /Paramedic appointments outside to reduce emergency.
the risk of Covid transmission. • If your query is not urgent, please book for the
• We have an indoor space dedicated for next available routine appointment.
examinations that need to be carried out inside. • Please do not attend the surgery if you have any
All staff seeing patients are wearing the required symptoms of Covid 19. Call 111 for advice.
PPE and equipment and surfaces are cleaned Remember to wear a mask when you are asked
between each patient contact according to to attend the surgery and follow social
public health guidance. We have had to increase distancing advice. If you do not have a mask
face to face appointment times to allow for this. please call reception and they will try to help
you. Masks are worn to protect you and our
staff.
Did You Know? You can now e mail us
with non-urgent enquiries by following the link
on our website. (For example if you need a sick Flu Clinics - This year we are offering flu
note or because we have asked you to send us vaccinations to a much larger number of people.
some readings of your blood pressure or blood (Several thousand of our patients will be eligible
sugars (if you are diabetic) for a flu vaccine should they wish).
• We can now accept photographs to help in • Providing for such a large number of patients in
diagnosis. Please ask reception to send you a link a Covid secure manner has taken a lot of planning.
if you would like to do this when you book your • The Beaconsfield cricket club has kindly allowed
telephone appointment. us to use their site and we will be inviting the
• We can arrange a video consultation, so if you majority of our patients to attend there.
would prefer this please let the doctor know • Eligible patients will be invited by letter which
when they call you. will contain a bar code. Please look out for your
• ‘Ask NHS’ is an online triage and advice tool letter and only attend the flu clinic when you have
which you can access via our website. You can received an invitation.
also make a telephone appointment with the • The most vulnerable patients will be invited first
surgery through this site if required. as per NHS England guidelines
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CHURCH NEWS
One of the hardest things about the lockdown
for me and the life of our Parishes has been the
uncertainty. So, we do know that we will have a
memorial service for those who have lost loved
ones on All Saints Day (1st November) and we
Holy Trinity & St Margaret's will celebrate Remembrance Sunday the
We have been running an 8am Prayer Book following week (8th November) but the timing
Communion service at Holy Trinity and a and form of both those services is dependent
contemporary Morning Prayer at 10am at St upon the Government guidelines at the time.
Margaret’s, with Communion once a month. It Details will be posted on our website www.
has been a real joy to meet with those who are holytrinityandstmargarets.co.uk as soon as we
able to come and it does feel like a moment of know what we will be able to do.
normality in otherwise strange times. I am aware of many who are finding the
Of course our ‘on line’ audio services current restrictions are deeply affecting their
continue each week. They are recorded earlier mental and spiritual health. I do encourage you
in the week so usually go on the website on to be as open and honest with those you trust
Friday or Saturday. I know many people who about how you are feeling (they may understand
enjoy the on line services and some who have better than you expect) and all of the staff at
even confessed they like them more than ‘real’ Holy Trinity and St Margaret’s are available for
church! I think that may have more to do with you to ring and chat. Ultimately, of course, we
listening in bed with a cup of tea. Our on line have a God who when he was here on earth in
services will continue for the foreseeable future. Jesus Christ spent a disproportionate amount of
After the Sunday services, the churches are his time with the outcast and the lonely. He
shut for Monday and Tuesday to give the 72 understands. Blessings, Revd Mike Bisset, www.
hours necessary for any infection to ‘time out’. holytrinityand stmargartes.co.uk
We have had to cancel our Harvest Supper at
the Village Hall at the end of September as there Penn Free Methodist Church
is no way that 150 people squeezed in for an All are welcome to our services at the church on
evening of food and entertainment was ever Sunday mornings at 11am and in the evening at
going to work with the current restrictions. 6.30pm. Please also come along to our midweek
However, our Harvest Sunday service will prayer meeting and Bible Study
happen on 4th October and we will be receiving on Wednesdays at 8pm. Those
gifts of tins and anything that lasts (ie non- with special health
perishable items) which will go to Wycombe vulnerabilities can join virtually
Women’s Aid. We know this service is popular on Zoom - please email revps@
with young people so we will start at 9.30am icloud.com for the link.
that week with a short 20 minute Harvest On Sunday November 8th at 10:45am there
Celebration in St Margaret’s especially for will be a special Service of Remembrance to
them. We will be well finished by 10am when commemorate before God those who have
the normal service will start. If you are not able fallen in war in the service of our nation.
to bring gifts on the Sunday then you may leave Details of our open air preaching work can be
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Both churches are open for private prayer public squares and high streets to declare the
from Wednesday to Saturday from 9am to message of salvation to so many who are
mid-afternoon. oblivious of their great need.
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Such open air activity is part of longstanding re-opening the church whilst adhering to
historical tradition in this country. In the mid Covid19 regulations. We have undertaken risk
and latter decades of the 18th century, eg, under assessments and taken necessary precautions.
the open air preaching of men such as John Now we are back!
Wesley and George Whitefield, even secular This first Sunday approximately 75% of our
historians are prepared to acknowledge that this usual congregation came to worship under safe
public proclamation of the gospel, as it distancing rules. The service was well-led by
transformed the lives of so many ordinary folk Leslie Hatten, one of our senior local preachers
up and down the land, helped to save Britain and was conducted in compliance with Covid
from being enveloped in a violent revolution rules with no singing and with our faces
such as occurred in France in 1789. covered. But what we were able to do was to
A selection of audio sermons delivered at the worship God together. This we will do every
church can be found on www.soundcloud.com/ Sunday at 10.45am unless circumstances force a
penn-free-methodists. stricter lockdown. Meanwhile our thoughts and
The church also has a Youtube channel with prayers are with all who are trying to get back to
videos of various expositions of God’s word on some state of changed normality. Take care and
it. Please go yo www.youtube.com and type in God bless! Peter Stevens, Senior Church Steward
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Open at last! I write these notes the day after the For the third year running, we’re excited to
Methodist Church reopened for public worship launch the nationwide search to find and
on Sunday 6th September. The long months of celebrate some of the UK’s best neighbours.
waiting are over. The previous six months had Our members have told us that to be a great
been months when all our lives had changed and neighbour people share some clear qualities: a
church life was not excluded. willingness to look out for others; being
sociable and friendly; offering practical help;
We had to get used to being church in and being kind, caring and respectful.
different ways. We had to constantly remind In addition to our Neighbour of the Year Award,
ourselves that the church is not defined by the this year we have a brand-new category,
buildings in which we meet but by the great Co-op’s Young Neighbour of the Year. This
family of faith and the fellowship we share award will celebrate someone aged 18-24 who
together in different ways. Yes, we have had has gone above and beyond to help enhance
streamed services on Sundays across the High their community and has brought people,
young and old, together. Nominations are
Wycombe Circuit. We have been specially
now open. If you’ve got someone who ticks all
blessed that we have had a BBC sound engineer these boxes and more in either category, tell us
in the Circuit to produce services of true all about them and how they go above and
broadcast quality. We have met by Zoom to beyond. Go to www.smartsurvey.co.uk/
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We have telephoned or ‘door-step’ visited those stories of great neighbourly activities and acts
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who do not go online. We have surveyed
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WOODLAND We have to remind everyone that foraging
requires permission and contrary to a report
& GREEN SPACES elsewhere we have always held this position.
Last year and this year we put up notices telling
wood users that fungi picking is prohibited
The cows are back in Farther Barn Field. This primarily because groups of people were
time we have four females and their names are coming into the wood and stripping large
Doris, Flower, Connie, Hoopoo. They are quantities of wild fungi. This is bad for the
British White cattle and owned by Burnham ecology and illegal, particularly if they sell on.
Beeches. Some of these cattle reside at Odds Generally we tolerate a small amount being
Farm so they may be familiar. They are taken by an individual
extremely docile and are kept purely for but when it gets to
conservation grazing. By using cattle to graze large scale we have to
off the field we hope to promote the growth of enforce the rules.
the wild flower population. Their hooves open As we head into
up the surface to help seed germination. British the autumn hopefully
Whites are one of the oldest breeds in Britain you can enjoy the
and classed as a rare breed. These four will be rich changes in leaf
with us until mid October. If you do go down to colours. Mike Morley
see them please ensure the gates are shut.
To prepare for the cows we had weekly work
parties on Tuesday mornings to clear Wild
Parsnip and latterly Ragwort. Wild Parsnip
because of the damage the sap can do to
people’s’ skin and Ragwort because of horse
grazing in a neighbouring field which is a legal
requirement. I have to thank all the volunteers
who turned out to help with this large task over
the summer. By removing these pernicious
plants we stop seeding and hopefully reduce the
population over time.
We have started holding our winter work
parties. The first on September 5th/6th cleared
the drainage grips beside the Rushmoor Path
and cut back the vegetation on the sides of paths
at the north end of the Wood. The planned dates
for future work parties are
October 3rd & 4th, November 7th & 8th,
December 5th & 6th, January 2nd & 3rd,
February 6th & 7th, March 6th & 7th, April
10th & 11th.
We depend on volunteer help for many of the
simpler tasks so if you could give a couple of
hours to help us one weekend it would be
greatly appreciated. Email
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SCHOOLS
NEWS ROUND UP
Tylers Green Middle School
Dear VV Readers, I am delighted that the
Autumn term has begun so smoothly as we
invited all of the pupils back on a full time
basis. It is certainly super to see our pupils and
how settled they are in school. Our new Year 3
pupils had an extra morning on Wednesday 2nd
September so that they could have a tailor-made
induction to the Middle School. Normally we
would have invited them in to spend at least one
day with us during the summer term. Alas, the each other from one day to the next! I appreciate
restrictions meant this was not possible. that the new timings for the beginning and end
We have had to put in a variety of measures of the day have meant lots of juggling around
to ensure that the school complies with the DFE for parents in the village to make sure they meet
guidelines. These include a staggered start, one their children at the correct time.
way system, routines for handwashing and Year The famous Tylers Green Bear has been
group bubbles. It has worked so well that the reintroduced as we have relaunched the Bear
children in each bubble (and staff) do not see Necessities. At the time of writing Year 4 have
been winners and the bear has spent a fortnight
in the Year 4 bubble. As part of the school
behaviour policy, the Bear Necessities is a class
reward system and supports outstanding
behaviour and collective responsibility from
everyone. We have also reintroduced the green
cards and will be awarding badges as part of the
Friday Achievements Assembly, which is
delivered virtually!
Over the summer we had lockers installed for
all of our pupils which was kindly funded by the
Friends of Tylers Green Middle School .
Everyone is very pleased with this and I must
admit the cloakrooms are so much tidier and
there is less lost property!
As the Autumn Term progresses, we hope
that the school can begin to return to normal or
whatever normal is! Vanessa Pinkney, Headteacher
Tylers Green First School
The children at the heart of the School, the
School at the heart of the Village
18 www.pennandtylersgreen.org.ukVillage Voice October/November 2020 The children in Year 1 and 2 had a super start and play before school, and then have a super to the school year on the 3rd September. The programme of activities after school – including teachers had been working hard in school to activities in our woodland. The children who prepare the classrooms ready for the children to have attended so far have loved it! Jude Talbot. come back and it was worth it to see how Headteacher excited the children were to see all of their friends again. The Village Pre-school Our new additions to the Tylers Green First We’re back to something of the old normal and School Family have joined us in Reception with keeping everything crossed that it will last. The an extended transition period to support them as children, parents and staff are all delighted that some of the children have not been able to go to we are open again. nursery for a long time. The children have Afternoon activities have also resumed. We started off with visits to the school in small are pleased to be able to continue working with groups before eventually starting full time on Romar Sports, Dinky Dancers, Playball and to the 21st September. We have had new furniture welcome back Heddi from Kiddleydivey. These delivered for our Reception classrooms so their sessions which run in the afternoons between rooms are looking bright and colourful. 1.15 and 2pm allow the children the opportunity We’ve invested in a new phonics scheme for to take part in activities that would perhaps be the children – it’s called Bug Club Phonics and cost or time prohibitive if not included within it’s a fun and interactive way for the children to the Pre-school day. learn using games, videos and online books. While there are no other users of the building Children have their own login to the secure (with the exception of Church services on a website which they can access at home to Sunday, which are limited to the Sanctuary at practice their sounds and read the books set by the moment), we have minimum setting up each the teacher. It’s already made a difference as the day and are therefore, for the time-being, able to children are very enthusiastic about their offer a limited amount of earlier start times for phonics lessons! parents needing to get off to work. We are very pleased that our parents have Now that schools and pre-schools are back been able to order packed lunches from our and children are mixing in wider circles, the school meal supplier from September. The inevitable colds and sniffles have begun again. children have enjoyed tucking in to a healthy There is some (understandable) confusion about balanced meal and it saves time and money for whether children can attend and whether they busy parents. There’s sometimes even a need to have a test if they have sore throats and/ gingerbread man! We hope our hot meals or runny noses; these are NOT Covid-19 service will resume in the next half term – if the symptoms. The Royal College of Paediatrics guidance allows. After lunch our children have a and Child Health (RCPCH) in agreement with great time on the playground or field playing current Public Health England (PHE) guidance, with their friends within their year group. We’ve states that ‘We believe that children with simple been looking for lunchtime staff for a while now cold symptoms such as coryzal symptoms – if anyone would like to apply to supervise and (runny noses) or sore throats without fever who play with the children at lunchtime please get in would normally have attended schools in other touch! All of our vacancies are advertised on times should not be tested for Covid-19.’ our website. Symptoms that require a test are: Our new wrap-around childcare provided by • A new continuous cough Little Oaks @ Tylers Green is now up and • Fever/high temperature running. The children have a healthy breakfast • Loss of, or change in, sense of smell or taste www.pennandtylersgreen.org.uk 19
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testing, it is also important that parents keep
Dear VV,
I am looking ahead to the Christmas period
children at home when they are unwell and (yes, already!) and would like to invite VV
children are actively encouraged to follow good readers to contribute to 'Operation Christmas
hygiene measures.’ Child 2020'. For many years St Margarets and
We would like to thank the Methodist Church Holy Trinity have joined "Operation Christmas
Child" and collected shoeboxes with gifts in for
for being so accommodating to us during the children in over 130 poorer countries.
phased return to full use of the building by all I have been the coordinator for this at St
users. Thank you also to the Village Voice, the Margarets. This year the scheme (run by the
residents of Penn & Tylers Green and the wider Samaritans) is still going ahead but with all the
uncertainty associated with covid and social
community for your continued support. distancing I thought that it might be nice to
We are unsure of our calendar of events for invite the whole village to contribute to this
the remainder of this year but hope we will be year's collection. Anyone who feels they are
able to enjoy a variety of activities to celebrate able to fill a shoebox, are invited to drop them
off to my house, (we have a covered porch so
such things as Halloween, Bonfire Night, shoeboxes can be dropped off, avoiding any
Remembrance Day and of course Christmas. need for contact. The filled shoeboxes do not
Take care and keep safe! Nicky Lovegrove (Manager) need to be complex or expensive, so might
include - a pack of pencils, and a colouring
Little Oaks Nurseries book, a bouncy ball, a hat, a bar of soap and a
flannel. (Please note that due to customs there
Some things don’t change… and we’re grateful are restrictions on things like toothpaste,
In a year that no one expected, the start of a liquids etc). Shoe boxes will need to be at my
new school year promised some sense of house by 6th November. Best wishes, Emma Byrne
normality, along with optimism and joy. And so Operation Christmas Child 2020
the children in their slightly-too-big uniforms Packing a shoebox:
start to arrive, a little nervous at first but bursting • Get an empty medium sized shoe box and wrap
the box and lid separately in colourful
with energy and excitement by mid-morning, wrapping paper
sharing tales of home and family. By mid • Label the top of your box, is it for a BOY or a
afternoon there’s a little wilting but still enough GIRL and add the age range 2-4years, 5-9 years
enthusiasm to run out into the arms of their or 10-14 years
• Fill your showbox with a selection of fun toys,
expectant parents, beaming. It’s autumn!! hygiene items and school supplies
Opening our nursery and wraparound care at TOYS - toy doll, stuffed animal/toy, finger
Tylers Green First School has taken months of puppets, slinky, skipping rope, playdough and
planning and plenty of behind-the-scenes action. plastic cutters, musical instruments like a
harmonica, small bouncy ball, small bag etc.
Now we are fully open and it feels as though HYGIENE – comb, hairbrush, hair ties/bands,
we’ve been here forever. Likewise, moving our bars of soap, flannel, toothbrush, plastic cup,
younger children back to the Parish Rooms has plate, bowl, water bottle, bracelets, sunglasses,
felt like coming home, whilst our lovely nursery hats, scarf, mittens, socks etc.
SCHOOL – pencils, ruler, rubber, pencil case,
at Forty Green goes from strength to strength. crayons, felt tips, colouring pencils, colouring
Virtual tours of all our sites can now be books/pads, puzzle books, picture books,
viewed by visiting our website: www.little-oaks. notebooks, sellotape, glue stick, paint set,
org and we’re taking booking for 2021. brushes, paper etc.
Please do not include any liquids, including
In the meantime, we’ll enjoy the last few days toothpaste, or any food, including sweets
of summer weather – by the time you read this If you would like to track your shoebox or make
we may be talking cardigans and central a donation please visit: https://www.samaritans-
heating! Ruthie Pocock, Principal, 07881 737149, www. purse.org.uk/what-we-do/follow-your-box-
donation
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SPORTS
red / orange ball tennis. Once this work is
finished, we can be proud to have such a
fantastic local facility in our village. Many
NEWS ROUND UP visiting clubs comment on what a wonderful
setting we have.
NEW MEMBERS - From October you are
P&TG Lawn Tennis Club able to pay half price fees for the remaining 6
months of our annual membership. For the half
year, adult membership is just £69 and junior
membership starting from £17.25. Full annual
membership then renews in April 2021. Please
visit our website at www.clubspark.lta.org.uk/
PennTennis or email ptgtennisclub@gmail.com
for more information. Kate Noble
Editor: Happy 60th Birthday to all at the
Tennis Club and thank you for your
contributions over the years.
P&TG Cricket Club
Firstly, everyone at P&TG Cricket Club would
like to congratulate all at the Village Voice on
the production of their 200th edition. We know
how much dedication and hard work goes into
Penn & Tylers Green Tennis Club wish the the creation of each month’s copy but we also
Village Voice a very happy 200th Edition. We know the satisfaction that it brings.
are also celebrating our 60th birthday this year, 2020 has been like no other year but as far as
our club was formed on 7th November 1960 at the cricket season is concerned, “we got there in
an open meeting at the Horse & Groom (now the end”. Once lockdown restrictions were
the Horse & Jockey) which was attended by 34 eased sufficiently to allow recreational cricket to
people and was first called Tylers Green & be played, the season burned extremely brightly.
District Lawn Tennis Club. Planning for any It has been noticeable that the lockdown
kind of celebration is tricky with the current, helped people to really appreciate the things that
changeable COVID situation, but we hope to be they take for granted in normal years and for
able to mark this important landmark in some many, the joy of playing cricket is one of them.
way… watch this space! Just being able to get out in the fresh air and
We can now reflect on a strangely successful play the game was such a relief when the time
summer. Since re-opening the courts we have finally arrived in late-July.
gradually returned to ‘normal’ tennis (distanced, Winning and losing has just not seemed so
and sanitized, of course) and have happily important this summer…which is no bad thing
welcomed lots of new members to the club. Neil for our 2nd Xi whose season was marked by a
has been really busy with adult and junior lot of the latter and an absence of the former.
coaching and it is great to see the club so busy. But while the players may have been found
Looking forward, we are planning to upgrade wanting in cricketing skills, they certainly made
the surface of Court 4 to the same Tiger Turf as up for it in team spirit and there was not a single
the three main courts, and the mini court is game played that was not tremendous fun for all
being repainted too for those just starting with that took part. OK, so maybe getting whacked
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also the MIND charity that benefited from the
fundraising activities that took place on the day.
None of this would have been possible
without the tireless work put in on the Ground
by Chris Judge and his band of willing
volunteers who have performed miracles to get
the place ready for cricket this year, in the
absence of our regular groundsman.
Finally, we held an end-of-season awards
ceremony after the final League matches with
the winners listed below:
for 300 in 40 1st XI Player of the Season: Chris Mason,
overs away at 2nd XI Player of the Season: Mark Woolley,
Hurley wasn’t so Chairman’s award: Henry Barber and Kenzie
much fun but it Christopherson, Young Player: Lochie
was soon Christopherson.
forgotten. If you are interested in playing cricket
By contrast, yourself next season or on behalf of your sons
the 1st XI or daughters, you can get in touch with either
enjoyed a far more successful season. Our 2020 Nick Barber at nick.barber@sjpp.co.uk (adults)
side has been an incredibly young team, packed or ptgcccolts@gmail.com (juniors). Jon Wilson,
with teenagers who have come up through our jon2wilson@gmail.com
successful Colts section. The season started
with a very narrow loss to the ultimate league P&TG Football Club
winners Knotty Green but wins over Pinkneys It has been an eventful few months for the club,
Green, Hurley and Bourne End followed before and we are incredibly excited that not only
a spectacular tied match was salvaged against could we return to competitive football, but
Denham. A couple of defeats to Coleshill and following small scale test events we could also
Monks Risborough at end the season did not welcome back a limited number of supporters!
dampen the enthusiasm and encouragement that The club have extensive Covid-19 risk
has greeted the progression of our young assessments in place, which are in agreement
players who will be even better in 2021. with FA and government guidelines. In fact our
Player availability was notably up in 2020, hygiene and set up goes beyond government
perhaps driven by lack of family holidays. guidelines and are already considered to be
Whatever the reason, we were able to add doing far more than most facilities in the area,
several evening T20 matches against local rivals with a fully functioning cleaning and track and
and also fielded a Sunday side for the first time trace system in place, which allows us to have
in a number of years. up to 300 paying supporters in the ground on
Highlights of the season included spin-king first team match days. We welcome our
Mark Woolley’s incredible 6-for-35 bowling neighbours to read FA & government guidelines
spell in a losing cause against Holyport and the so they don't continue to use police and
return of the annual 6-a-side Tournament on the taxpayers resources going forward.
Bank Holiday weekend in August which was We had a historic start to the season at the
planned and organized by two of our teenagers: club. On Tuesday 15th September we hosted
Henry Barber and Kenzie Christopherson. our first league game of the season under
Victors on the day were Team Super-Heroes but floodlights vs Abingdon Town. Its been a long
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