During these very strange times it is still very important that we remember those who have given their lives for our freedom. Gill O’Shaughnessy has given het kind permission to publish her wonderful book about the Eastleach War Mememorial and the heroes of our village it commemorates, so that is […]
Sunday 8th November
(Remembrance Sunday)
Cancelled
Due to current guidance not to encourage the public
to attend services, there will be no formal service.
There will be a short act of Remembrance.
Shortly before 11am, the wreath will be brought from the church
and laid at the war memorial.
After the national two minutes’ silence, the names of the fallen
from our village community will be read.
To pre-register your attendance of any of the above services,
Please e-mail timglawson@me.com
Space in the church is limited.
To pre-register your attendance of any of the above services,
Please e-mail timglawson@me.com
Space in the church is limited.
A resident noticed a man looking very suspicious Sunday morning as he wandered round the village. He was later found in the residents back garden, when challenged he replied in an Eastern European accent and left. Please be on the look out, and report to the police if you see […]
Missing One white shepherd dog and one gold retriever bitch. Have collars. Southrop fields last seen. If you can help please call +44 7866 457412 Post requested by Sarah Eglise
Dear all Sorry to report that David Jenkinson’s tool shed was burgled last night and it appears that a lot of easy to carry gardening power hand tools have been taken. Apparently there has been a spate of such thefts locally recently – including from the Ponsonby’s, and another attempted […]
We will be holding our annual Harvest Festival on Sunday 11th October at 11am. Places will be limited to 30 people. In order for us to ensure safe social distancing, and to secure your place in church, please can you e-mail Tim Lawson if you would like to attend: timglawson@me.com, or […]
Tearfund is a well-established Christian charity which
has three broads aims: to help people around the world
to escape poverty, to provide relief when disasters hit,
and to encourage changes to laws and individual
lifestyles to help improve people’s quality of life.
There will be an opportunity to support Tearfund, and at
the same time test your brain power and have fun as a family or a small group of
socially-distanced friends (depending on any new rules!). Thanks to the wonders of
video-conferencing, people can join together locally, whilst being part of a national
and international initiative. Donations to Tearfund can be made through a JustGiving
account which will be set up for donations from the CHEQS area. These will then be
added to the national Big Quiz Night total.
Last month, Kate Hicks Beach, Kevin and Jane Lynch,
Anne Marie Fisher, Helen Cuthbertson and David Hicks
Beach (for most of the journey) set out at 9am on Ride
& Stride Saturday to raise funds for the
Gloucestershire Historic Churches Trust. It was a
glorious day for the trip, and they cycled for over 23
miles around the benefice, visiting 13 churches in the
process. Last year, taking a different route, they made
a county-topping £2,870 for GHCT!
HIDDEN BUSINESSES – Behind the walls of some of our CHEQS residences, people are busy running small businesses. This month we put the SPOTLIGHT ON…… Candy Cowan Charles and I have lived in CHEQS for 5 years now, firstly in Hatherop and most recently in Quenington. We moved here just […]
Robert Weaver was confirmed as the new chief executive for the authority at a meeting of full council on September 23.
His appointment was approved unanimously by the full council having been proposed by Council Leader Councillor Joe Harris and seconded by Councillor Hirst.
Please come along to my Macmillan, Coffee, Cake and Cards tomorrow Saturday 26th Sept from 10am – 4pm
In order to keep us all safe I am asking for just 2 persons at a time please so if you could call me on 01367 850808 to let me know roughly what time you would like to come over that will help.
SPROCKERS SPANIELS STOLEN
Sprocker Black And White, Black, Rhône (Age: Puppy)
Missing from GL6 area, South West on Wednesday, 23rd September 2020
Our puppies have been stolen from our property 23/9 between 10:30 am and 1pm. They are Sprocker spaniels and there are 6 of them 1 Rhône male 3 black and white females 1 black female 1 black male. They are 5 weeks old
Dear Parishioners St Andrew’s Church, Eastleach NOTICE OF ANNUAL PAROCHIAL CHURCH MEETING 6.00pm on Wednesday 7th October 2020 To be held by Zoom – Please use the following login code: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/84176806224 (Opening prayer) Annual Parish Meeting a. Election of Churchwardens for the Parish Annual Parochial Church Meeting a. Apologies b. Minutes […]
Think it is very sad as a community Eastleach was unable, unlike surrounding villages, to preserve this piece of historic street furniture.
Please be on the look out for a a black Mondeo estate car that has been seen at the farm yard of Eastleach Downs Organic Farm this morning at 7am. Reported that two young lads were in the vehicle.
Friends and neighbours, have told us fondly, that in days gone by , donkeys, horses and cows, have all been resident in "The Donkey Paddock" located between the Clock Tower and he bank at the bottom of the Victoria Inn, Eastleach,
The Campbell is a British breed of domestic duck. It was developed at Uley, in Gloucestershire, England, at the turn of the 20th century; being introduced to the public in 1898 and the Khaki variety in 1901.
The Silver Appleyard duck bred by the famous Reginald Appleyard is famous not only for its egg laying ability but also for its beauty. But until 1980 it did not have a miniature equivalent. Well known waterfowl breeder, Tom Bartlett changed all that by developing this breed in 1980 and it weights one third of the original breed. The miniature is not to be confused with the Silver Bantam which was developed by Reginald Appleyard. The two breeds have been standardised separately. The Silver Appleyard Miniature was taken up with some enthusiasm by breeders and exhibitors for its sheer beauty and it shines on an exhibition bench. It's also popular abroad.
Visitors are welcome to the village of Eastleach, but please can you respect the villagers and the environment and be careful where you park your car.
I started Cotswold Yoga and Wellbeing courses in August 2016, after moving to the Cotswolds to escape the busy Oxford life. I initially tailored courses to health and wellbeing, massage, change and healing, and then branched out into yoga a few years later. I began to learn about yoga whilst at university, learning Ashtanga from books and using Ayurveda herbs for cooking and wellbeing. Through looking after my body and my mind, I found the solace and comfort I needed to see me through my first degree course. I never thought some 20 years later this way of life would become my main source of income and inspiration!
The Quenington Apple Day recipe book, compiled from locally donated recipes, will be on sale - suggested donation £2. Proceeds towards funding the hire of the apple press.
Sunday, 6th September 11am-3pm As events such as jumble sales and car boot sales are difficult to operate in a COVID-safe way, some villages and towns have experimented with holding a Jumble Trail – various different households in a location offer items for sale on their own premises – driveways […]