
November
Following
their success two years ago, with the highly entertaining ‘Last
Tango in Little Grimley’ and tribute to ‘Round the Horne’, CADS
are performing, by popular request, the sequel in the Little
Grimley series, ‘Last Panto in Little Grimley’ and, after the
interval, more fun and games with ‘Round the Horne revisited’
See poster below.
CLICK HERE
for full details


The Bracknell and District
Historical Society (which has many Ascot members) will meet on
Thursday, November 20, at 7.45 for 8pm, at the Braybrooke Hall,
Makepiece Road, Priestwood, Bracknell , for a talk on The
History of the Licensed Trade - Pubs in Local History, by Mr Nick
Pollard. Subscriptions cost only £10 per year (visitors - £2 per
visit). Just go along or call 01344 625700.
There will be a quiz
night at the the Gold Cup , Fernbank Road, from 8.30pm on
Thursday, November 20. All welcome.
See poster above for details of this year's Charters School
production, Oliver
The Royal Borough of
Windsor and Maidenhead's Business Excellence Awards Gala
Dinner, will be at Ascot Racecourse on Thursday, November
20. Watch this space to see the winners!
There will be an
open day at Coworth Flexlands on Friday, November 21 (see below)


To complement the racing, the
Allied Irish Bank meeting features a Christmas Shopping Village
to cater for all your Christmas shopping needs with a range of
over 35 unique handcrafted quality gift stalls in association
with The Travelling
Souk. The Travelling Souk is a happy band of small
businesses that travel to different venues and public events
raising considerable amounts of money for charity. In our case,
proceeds go to the Injured Jockey Fund. This Shopping Village
can be found along the Concourse Level of the Grandstand. So
between races, why not lose yourself in the delights of
Christmas shopping in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.
The Irish gig band,
Murphy’s Marbles will be performing throughout the day on both
Friday and Saturday. Friday prices start from £10 and
Saturday prices start from £15.
Raw Linx presents A fine
set of promoters finding superb talent in the Home Counties and
beyond, at Jagz, Station Hill, Ascot , on Friday, November
21. Show starts at 8pm, doors open at 7.30pm and tickets cost £5.
Excellent dining packages. Acoustic act followed by bands - good
variety and excellent quality. Visit
www.jagz.co.uk
FASBAT is
organising a Musical Theatre Quiz Night, at the Cordes Hall,
Sunninghill High Street from 8pm on Friday, November 21, in aid of
Georgie's Fund (researching treament and cures for neuroblastoma).
Doors and bar open at 7.30pm. For more information visit
www.georgies-fund.com Tickets cost
£10. FASBAT can be contacted on 07710 494632.
The
Bucks Berks and Oxon Wildlife Trust will enjoy a talk by Mammal
Ecologist, Jim Jones, on Moles and Hedgehogs – A New Look at
Old Friends, at 7.45pm on Friday, November 21 at King
Edward’s Hall, King Edward’s Road, North Ascot, SL5 8PD or Grid
Reference: SU 915 700. The evening costs £2.50. All welcome.
There will be a
Baby Bounce and Rhyme session for dads and granddads of
babies and toddlers aged two and under, at Ascot Heath Library,
Fernbank Road, North Ascot, 10.30 - 11am on Saturday, November 22.
Admission is free.
All welcome at the
table top sale, by Lesley Spicer, supporting the Alzheimers
Society by walking the Great Wall of China, to be held at the
Martins Heron and Warren Community Centre (next to Martins
Heron Tesco), on Saturday, November 22, 2 – 4.30pm (see poster
below). Table cost
£8 to rent. Call Jenny and Roy on 01344 412280.

The Meadowbrook
Montessori will run a workshop entitled Raising Children Through
Positive Discipline, on Saturday, November 22. For more information
call 01344 890869 or visit
www.meadowbrookmontessori.org
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There will be a
grand Wentworth Club ball, themed, 'From Russia With Love',
offering a magical glimpse of a wintry land, in aid of Sebastian's Action Trust, on
Saturday, November 22. Tickets cost £100. Tables of 10 or 12 are
available. Planning permission has now
been granted for Sebastian's holiday home, (for children with life
limiting illnesses and their families), in North Waltham. Call 01344
622500 for details.
The Holy Trinity
C of E Primary School Christmas Fair will be on
Saturday 22nd November,11am - 2pm. Lots of fun for all ages and
always a very popular event. There will be plenty for all ages from
the secret Santa room, where only children are allowed in, to choose
and wrap presents for their parents and grandparents, hot food and
snacks, tombola, raffle, and lots of toys and gifts.
Tickets are
on sale for Thames Voyces Entente Cordiale, with Musical
Director Peter White, at Wokingham Town Hall, Market Place,
Wokingham RG40 1AS, on Saturday, November 22 at 7.30pm. Seats
cost £9, with £8 concessions, free for accompanied children
under 16. Tickets available on the door or from the box office.
Contact: 01276 675503. Link:
www.thamesvoyces.org.uk
There will be a sale of ski wear at the Licensed
Victuallers School, London Road, Ascot, on Saturday, November
22, 10am - 5pm.
Tickets are on sale now for the Madison Heights Soul
Experience - a nine-piece, authentic soul band, who deliver
classic songs by soul legends such as Otis Reding, James Brown,
Aretha Frnaklin and Wilson Pickett
,
at Jagz, Station Hill, Ascot, on Saturday, November 22 .
Show starts at 8.45pm, doors open from 7.30pm; tickets cost £8
and excellent dining packages available (£26 for two courses and
entrance). Visit
www.jagz.co.uk
November 22 is the last day of the Waitrose Community Matters
scheme collecting for the Thames Valley and Chilterns Air
Ambulance Trust, the Heathland Conservation Society and the
Children With Special Needs Foundation.
The new
Aura Spa is scheduled to open in the former Omell
Galleries, Course Road ( off Ascot High Street) on Saturday,
November 22.
The Blood Transfusion Service will
be at Sunningdale Village Hall, Church Road, Sunningdale, on Sunday,
November 23. Blood doning sessions will run from, 9.30am - 12.30pm and 2
-4.30pm. Visit
www.blood.co.uk
The Ascot Peace
Education Network, ASPEN, will hold its AGM on Sunday, November 23,
at All Saints Church Hall, London Road, Ascot, with lunch at 1.30pm;
meeting ends at 4pm .
By kind
permission of HM The Queen, there will be a display of The Queen's
Commonwealth gifts, from 1952 - 2007 at Cumberland Lodge, Windsor
Great Park, 3 - 5pm on Sunday, November 23. Entry costs £2.50 per
adult, with group discount available.
New
members welcome to drop in at the new Mother and Toddler
Group, which meets at the Ascot Jubilee Pavilion,
Goaters Road, North Ascot, 12.45 – 2.45pm on Mondays,
term-time only. It’s an opportunity for the children to play
and costs £3 per adult, regardless of numbers of children.
Refreshments available.
The Mayor of the Royal
Borough will be presenting prizes to winning St.Michael's (Sunninghill)
pupils, in the drawing competition entitled ‘My Home at Christmas’,
from 10.30am on Monday 24th November. The winners will receive
Quince Players panto tickets for Little Red Riding Hood ( at the
Cordes Hall in January) and a book token.
The Wentworth
Christmas Fair will be at the Wentworth Club, Wentworth Avenue, on
Monday November 24, 10.30am - 5pm. Entry for adults costs £5.
Bookings are
being taken now for treatments at Pamper Me Now, to be held
at the CMI, Church Road, Sunningdale, 6.30 -10pm on Tuesday,
November 25. Back by popular demand, it will be an evening of pure
indulgence so pamper yourself in preparation for the festive season.
To book call Donelle on 01344 297250.
The Ascot branch of the
Ladies Who Latte, the networking group for women who run their
own business, will meet on Tuesday, November 25 at the new venue
of the Royal Forresters, London Road (on the corner of Priory
Road, Winkfield) SL5 8DR. Contact:
J.norfolk@boltblue.com
or see
www.ladieswholatte.com
Elvis by Sal will be at the Rajvoog restaurant
in Sunninghill High Street, on November 25.
It will
be late opening at Hilliers Garden Centre, on the A 30 Sunningdale,
until 8pm, with discounts available, on Thursday, November 27.
The South East Ramblers will
meet at Engelmere Pond, Swinley Road car park SU 901 685
(LR 175, Exp 160) for a 3.5 mile walk around Engelmere Pond
and Swinley Woods, on Friday, November 28, starting at
10.30am, led by Mike Abbott. For more information call John on 01344
421002. Visit
www.seberksramblers.org.uk
The Puppini Sisters will be at
Ascot Racecourse, on November 28, 29 and on December 3,4 and
5. To find out more click on
http://www.christmasatascot.co.uk/puppinisisters.html
The Ascot Quiet
Garden will meet on Friday, November 28, 10.30am - 1.30pm. This
half day retreat is a companionable space in which to quieten
and strengthen yourself, at Constables, Windsor Road, Ascot. For
more information contact Anne on 01344 621167.
The Ascot Peace
Education Network will hold a Pot Luck Supper, themed Food
Crisis, on Friday, November 28. Venue to be confirmed. Call 01344
621167.
The
St.Peter's Film Group (funded by the Local Network
Fund, will be showing Kung Fu Pandas, featuring the voices of Jack
Black, Ian McShane, Angelina Jolie, Seth Rogen, Jackie Chan and
Justin Hoffman, on Saturday, November 29, at 2pm in St.Peter's
Church Hall, Hatchet Lane, Cranbourne. A tuck shop and coffee will
be available . Films are free of charge.
The
Ascot Heath Infant School Christmas Bazaar is on
Saturday 29th November. There’ll be countless stalls and fun
activities, bring and buy and raffle prizes which include
Blackberry phones and a Meal at the Berystede! Watch this space
for further details.
SaturDADSs, an opportunity for dad, grandads, uncles and uncles, to
play with their pre school children ( 0 - 5 years) at
the South Ascot Village Nursery School, Liddell Way, SL5 , 10am - 12
noon on Saturday, November 29. The cost is £2 per family. For more
information contact Laura on 07512 850387.

The
Annual General Meeting of Sunningdale Village Hall Management
Committee will be held at 10.30am on Saturday 29 November, 2008
in the Village Hall, Church Road, Sunningdale. All members of the
public are welcome and it will be an opportunity to hear about
future plans for the hall as it enters its Centenary Year.
The Bucks Berks and Oxon Big Band
Annual Charity Concert will be raising funds for THROB ( The Heart
Rehabilitation Organisation of Berkshire) which runs seven classes
at Carnation Hall in Winkfield) on Sunday, November 30, 7.30pm, at
the Bourne End Community Centre. Tickets cost £10. Call 01628
630924. For information about THROB visit
www.throbrehab.org.uk
DECEMBER
There will be a Police and Parish councillors' 'surgery' at
the Winkfield Parish Council Offices, Fernbank Road, North Ascot at
6.30pm on Monday, December 1. For more information call 01344 885110
or visit
www.winkfieldparishcouncil.gov.uk
You will be
welcome to join the Rights of Way Ranger for the Swinley Park
Circuit on Tuesday, December 2. Meet at the Engelmere car park
(Map Reference: 901 684). It will be up to four miles and take, one
and three quarters of an hour. Contact: 07776 160812.
Winkfield Parish Council will hold a Planning Meeting, followed by a
meeting of the Finance and General Purposes Committee, on Tuesday,
December 2,, at 7.30pm, at Carnation Hall, Chavey Down Road,
Winkfield. Visit
www.winkfieldparishcouncil.gov.uk
Bearwood College , independent, day and boarding, co -ed school ,
from nursery to 6th form, is holding an Open Day on
Wednesday, December 3 For full details visit
www.bearwoodcollege.co.uk
or call 01189 974 8300.
The Sunningdale and Ascot Camera Club will meet on
Thursday, December 4, for the Club AGM and Best Photograph 2008
competition, at the Club's base, at Imperial College, Silwood
Road, Buckhurst Road, where there are full dark room facilities.
For full details visit
www.ascotcamera.com
The Maples Children’s Centre
will be holding a Children’s Centre day on Thursday 4th
December at Ascot Jubilee Recreation Ground pavilion, off Goaters
Road, off Fernbank Road, North Ascot. For more information, please
call 01344 317028.


The
Maples Children’s Centre will be at the pavilion in the Ascot
Jubilee Recreation Ground, Goaters Road, off North Ascot
Community Centre, Fernbank Road, 10am – 12noon on Thursday,
December 4. It’s an opportunity to find out about children’s
activities and services. Contact: 01344 317028.
It will
be late opening at Hilliers Garden Centre, until 8pm, with
discounts available, on Thursday, December 4.
Heart and Soul
will hold a Christmas Fair at Sunningdale Village Hall, Church Road,
Sunningdale, on Thursday December 4. Come and see some beautiful
gifts to buy, have a glass of mulled wine and share some real
Christmas spirit. Entry is free.
Heart and Soul meets one Thursday a month and new members are
welcome.
Contact: Linda Storey e-mail
linda@thestoreyline.com or Lyn
Ross e-mail
lyn.ross@tiscali.co.uk
The
Sunningdale Christmas Lights Celebration, organised by the
Parish Council, will be on Friday, December 5, in the Chobham
Road/London Road area of the village. Visit
www.sunningdale-pc.org.uk

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs will
be at the Novello Theatre in Sunninghill High Street, from December
6 to January 17. Click on the poster below for details

Voices and
Bells at Christmas will be at Winkfield St.Mary's Church,
Maidens Green, on Saturday, December 6 at 7.30pm. This
year, the choir, Forest Voices will be singing carols and
leading the audience.
The
Maples Children’s Centre will be at the North Ascot Community
Centre, Fernbank Road, 10am – 12noon on Saturday, December 6.
The activity will be making felt Christmas decorations. The
Citizens Advice Bureau will also be there. Contact: 01344
317028.
The
Ascot Peace Education Network, ASPEN, Positive Energy Programme,
will enjoy a Belly Dance on Saturday, December 6, at All
Saints Hall, London Road, Ascot, 4 -6pm. It is free of charge,
no booking required and tea and cakes are provided. For more
information contact Diana on 01753 865703.
Paul Craven of
Winkfield Parish Council will run a Christmas wreath-making workshop
on Monday, December 8. There will be a small charge to cover the
cost of materials. Booking essential. For more information call 01344 885110.
The
Sunningdale WI will meet Wednesday, December 10 at WI Hall,
Broomhall Lane, Sunningdale, when there will be musical
entertainment with Charlie and June, followed by a finger buffet
lunch. For more information about the group, call 01344 621033.
The Ascot Horticultural Society will
enjoy a Christmas Show and Social Evening on Wednesday,
December 10, at King Edwards Hall, King Edwards Road, North Ascot.
New members are welcome (annual subscription - only £10). To find
out more, contact Peter Cleare on 01344 622086.
The Globe Girls, female
impersonators, will be at Ascot Racecourse in the Paint the Town
Red series, on December 10, 11, 12 and 13. For full details
click on
http://www.christmasatascot.co.uk/globegirls.html
The Sunningdale
Art Society will hold an AGM and Christmas Social, when members can
enjoy good food wine and take the opportunity to air views, on
Thursday, December 11 at 8pmpm, at the Licensed Victuallers School,
London Road, Ascot, SL5 8DR. For more information visit
www.sunningdaleartsociety.org.uk
There is a
special late night shopping evening at the Savill Garden, Windsor
Great park (off Wick Road, Engelfield Green) on 10 December until
8pm. With a complimentary glass of mulled wine on arrival, shoppers
can sample lots of new products including beautiful toiletries from
Scottish Fine Soaps and Arran Aromatics, together with food from
Duchy Originals and The Bay Tree, and wine tasting from Lurgashall
Winery. The festive atmosphere will continue with The Royal School,
Windsor Great Park, celebrating Christmas with a concert of carols
outside on the Savill Building Terrace from 5pm. Visit Father
Christmas in his woodland grotto on the Savill Building Terrace and
find out if he has a special present for you. It may be your last
chance to tell him what you would like for Christmas and he will be
here on the weekends of 6/7, 13/14 and 20/21 December. A visit to
Father Christmas must be pre-booked and tickets are available from
the Savill Building Reception. Tickets are £4.50 per child and
include gifts for different age groups (babies free but will not
receive a gift). Christmas card making for children is free and
available on weekdays from 1 to 24 December during shop opening
hours in the Savill Building reception.
The Savill Garden is
free throughout December
Visit
www.theroyallandscape.co.uk
Salon 27 in
Cheapside Road, Cheapside is holding a Festive Night on December 12,
with St.Michaels Church choir (Sunninghill) singing Christmas carols
from 6.30 - 8pm outside. The Salon is holding a raffle in aid of
the Church and will make a donation. There are some fantastic
prizes such as a meal for two at the Thatched Tavern and Loch Fyne,
along with gifts from the Dragon Shed and a two hour rock climbing
session. Salon 27 is not only hosting the evening for our
clients and their friends/relatives, but would like many
people to pop in and enjoy a complimentary glass of wine and mince
pie. The more the merrier to kick start us into the festivities!
Contact the Salon on 01344 628 302
www.salon27.co.uk
The Sunningdale Savoy Chorus will perform a
Christmas Concert at Cheapside Village Hall, Cheapside Road, on
Friday, December 12 at 7.30pm. Tickets cost £8. Visit
www.sunningdalesavoy.com
SaturDADS, an opportunity for dad, grandads, uncles and uncles, to
play with their pre school children ( 0 - 5 years) at
the South Ascot Village Nursery School, Liddell Way, SL5 , 10am - 12
noon on Saturday, December 13. The cost is £2 per family. For more
information contact Laura on 07512 850387.
The Sunningdale Savoy Chorus
will perform a Christmas Concert at All Saints Church Hall,
Cheapside Road, on Saturday, December 13 at 7.30pm. Tickets
cost £8. Visit
www.sunningdalesavoy.com
There will be a
Christmas Woodland Forage, at Lily Hill Park, on Saturday, December
13, 11am - 12 noon. Escape the High Street madness and collect
festive foliage to decorate your home. Take collection bag and
secateursMeet in the North Car Park, off Lily Hill Road, RG12 2RX.
No booking required. Call 01344 3544441 or
rangers@bracknell-forest.gov.uk
Peter Churchill
and the London Vocal Project, which comprises students and alumni of
the leading music colleges, will bring you an evening of
Gospel music, led by pianist, Peter Churchill, at Jagz, from
7.30pm on Sunday, December 14. An uplifting repertoire! Tickets cost
£15 and all proceeds go to Shelter. Book early for dining! Visit
www.jagz.co.uk
The Blood Transfusion Service will
be at Sunningdale Village Hall, Church Road, Sunningdale, on Sunday,
December 14. Blood doning sessions will run from, 9.30am - 12.30pm and 2
- 4.30pm. Visit
www.blood.co.uk
Christmas Carols
around the Christmas tree at Carnation Hall, Chavey Down Road,
will be on Sunday December 14. Call 01344 885110.
This year Chesney’s Christmas
Cracker, at Club 1 , Ascot High Street, on Sunday, December 14, from
7pm till late, will star Chesney and the cast of Can’t Smile Without
You, together with performances from the legend that is Nik Kershaw
and Rik Parfit Jnr. Presented by comedian John Bishop and
Eastenders star Gemma Bissex, the event will hope to raise money and
the profile of The White Lodge Centre. The night will then be capped
of with DJ’s Brandon Block and John Jules spinning the wheels till
the early hours. The headline act is yet to be confirmed.
Black tickets cost £25 (general admission) and Gold
ticket cost £60 (This will allow you to visit the Acoustic Lounge
where you can get up close and personal with the stars as they
perform a more intimate rendition of their hits). There will also
be many performances by familiar artists , not be performing on the
main stage. The lounge will also have a Champagne Bar where we will
offer you your first glass free, and some delicious canapés.
Tickets are very limited so please get in quick to avoid
disappointment. All proceeds from the event will go to The White
Lodge Centre in Chertsey which provides a huge range of services for
people of all ages with disabilities. You can find out more about
the centre at and buy your tickets at
www.whitelodgecentre.co.uk
or call the fundraising team on 01932 567 131.
'
Christmas
Unwrapped' will be at Holy Trinity Church, Church Road, Sunningdale,
on Sunday, December 14 at 6.30pm, with drama, readings and music.
For details visit
www.concertsinsunningdale.co.uk

Midge Ure
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Midge Ure will be guest of honour at the
inaugural meeting of the Ascot Footdown, at the Royal
Berkshire Hotel, London Road, Sunninghill, on Wednesday,
December 17. Footdown
is for leaders from all types of organisations,
who
dream of being the best that they can be in their business, but
until now, have lacked the time and support to realise this
ambition.
Footdown’s leadership mentoring and coaching groups offer the
chance to be better informed about what they do, more inspired
about doing it and less isolated when things get tough.
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Footdown’s aim is to help leaders ‘be the best they can be’
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Membership offers a combination of group and individual
one-to-one mentoring
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Everything is strictly confidential, allowing members to
address challenges within the group safe in the knowledge
that it will go no further
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Each individual Footdown group (or ‘Footdown Fifteen’, as
the maximum capacity is 15 members) is made up of a balance
of characters to allow everyone to benefit as much as
possible. New members are carefully considered before being
invited to join, to ensure that a successful balance is
always maintained, with business leaders from a variety of
different industries
If you would like to be considered for
an invitation to this event please contact Debbie on 01225
858884. Please visit our web site
www.footdown.com
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Gary Williams
will be at Ascot Racecourse in the Paint the Town Red series,
on December 16, 17, 18 and 20. For full details click on
http://www.christmasatascot.co.uk/garywilliams.html
The Bracknell and District
Historical Society (which has many Ascot members) will meet on
Thursday, December 18, at 7.45 for 8pm, at the Braybrooke Hall,
Makepiece Road, Priestwood, Bracknell , for a Christmas Party.
Subscriptions cost only £10 per year (visitors - £2 per visit). Just
go along or call 01344 625700.

The Sunningdale Savoy Chorus will
perform a Christmas Concert, Mulled Wine and Mince Pies, at St.Martins Church Hall, Church
Road, Chavey Down, on Saturday, December 20 at 7.30pm. Tickets
cost £8. Call 01344 627946. Visit
www.sunningdalesavoy.com
There will
be a dance for the over 50's at Carnation Hall, Chavey Down Road, on
Saturday, December 20, 6 - 11pm. For more information call Sid and
Eva on 01932 700129 or
oldieswells@yahoo.co.uk

The Winkfield Row Methodist
Church will hold a carol service on Sunday, December 21 at 10.30am ,
followed by coffee and mince pies. All welcome to join this small,
friendly congregation.
Over
December weekends, until December 21, children can take part
in a Christmas tree bauble workshop, at the Savill Garden (
off Wick Road, off the A 30, Engelfield Green) when they have
the opportunity to make a decoration. It takes place in the Savill
Building reception and costs £3 per child for a 45 minute session
(there is no need to pre-book).
The Savill Garden is
free throughout December.
Visit
www.theroyallandscape.co.uk
CHRISTMAS
ENTERTAINMENT! Three
shows-topping dance acts will make up Dance Fusion at Ascot
Racecourse, on December 22 and 23, part of the Paint the Town Red
series. For full details visit
http://www.christmasatascot.co.uk/dancefusion.html

The
Winkfield Row Methodist Church will hold a short service on
Christmas Day, at 9.30am. All welcome to join this small, friendly
congregation.
On Christmas Day, the local Out of
Hours Chemist will 24 New Road, North Ascot, SL5 8QQ, 2 - 3pm.
Call 01344 882399.
On Boxing Day, the local Out of Hours
Chemist will be Lloyds, SL5 0DH at 4, Broomhall Buildings,
A 30 Sunningdale, 2 - 3pm. Call 01344 620748.
Bookings are being taken for New
Years Eve at Jagz. Uriqkue - soul, disco and funk, will see in
2009, along with best quality food (three course meal).
Chilled champagne on arrival. Tickets cost £70 (£65 for members).
For those who just want to dance, entry will cost £5 ( in advance)
or £10 on the door. Doors open 7pm - 3am. A proportion of door
takings will be donated to Shelter. Visit
www.jagz.co.uk
JANUARY
2009
