Haydon Wick “Living” Winter 2016
Seasons Greetings! Again another magazine of all sorts, hopefully there is something for everyone. Inside you’ll find the Christmas Parcel application and details of the Council’s new play parks.
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Seasons Greetings! Again another magazine of all sorts, hopefully there is something for everyone. Inside you’ll find the Christmas Parcel application and details of the Council’s new play parks.
This edition is once more packed with a diverse range of articles – as usual there are reports from committees letting you know what the Council are working on, as well as a report from Cllr Clare and the Youth Council.
Spring 2016’s edition includes features of the 2016/2017 Precept and Budget, details of the Squirrel statue on Thames Avenue and gives details of Easter events happening in the Parish.
Winter 2015 Edition of the Haydon Wick Living Magazine, details of Christmas Parcel and Christmas opening hours inside.
Summer 2015’s edition includes features on remembering Brook Farm, the latest phone scam, Thames Avenue Traffic and your new Council team.
Winter 2014’s edition includes features on meeting Sarah Whitehouse, the origin of the ‘Oakhurst’ name, the ‘Good Sir Daniel’ and a review of the movie ‘Nighthawks’