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This news page will only be as informative and interesting as you make it.   Village organisations or individuals can email items for the news page to info@mayfieldfiveashes.org.uk  although the editor does reserve the right to withhold publication. Please check our diary page for a full list of events in Mayfield & Five Ashes

Oil Club

A heating oil  club has been formed for Mayfield. The club seeks to consolidate deliveries within an area and thus reduce the cost.and number of deliveries.

http://www.oil-club.co.uk/heating_oil_clubs/The_Mayfield_Village_heating_oil_club.html

Sheep attacked

Stonehurst Lane, Hadlow Down/Five Ashes.
On Wednesday, 16 November at about 4 pm, a black Alsatian-type dog was seen attacking a flock of sheep in the Stonehurst Lane area of Hadlow Down/Five Ashes and when approached ran off towards the Woodland Trust car park at the junction of Stonehurst Lane and Dewlands Hill.  3 sheep died from horrific injuries.

This is the third attack – the previous attacks took place on Thursday, 3 and 10 November in the same area.  These attacks left 7 sheep dead or so severely injured that the vet had to put them down.  There are still 7 sheep recovering from their injuries. The dog will have been covered with blood when returning to its owner.

If you have any information regarding the above please contact the Police on 0845 6070999 where the crimes have been reported.  Thank you.

St Dunstan’s Church Organ Trust - 3rd  Organ Concert Series

This Organ Series of concerts will again feature talented young artists from around the country.  It will be another opportunity to hear our wonderful Walker Instrument and it is hoped that we will attract as wide an audience as possible from our local area.  We particularly want to encourage any piano or organ students (under 18’s are free).

Each concert will last just over an hour and there will be no interval.  There will be an opportunity afterwards to buy a glass of wine and to meet the soloists.

Tickets will be available at the door and cost £5 each.  For further information please contact our Secretary, Richard Boxall, on 01435 873889.

Concert Dates
The concerts will be held on successive Saturday evenings at 6pm in St Dunstan’s Church:
January, 14th      Dorothea Harris (Guildford Cathedral)
January, 21st       James McVinnie (Westminster Abbey)
January, 28th      Oliver Hancock (Ely Cathedral)
February, 4th      Jonathan Hope (Southwark Cathedral)

HOSPICE CHARITY CONCERT

Guitarist John Mills, one of Britain’s finest guitarists  a professor at the Royal Welsh College of Music & Drama, and Director of the annual International Classical Guitar Festival is returning to Mayfield  to give a classical guitar recital.
Venue: the Convent Chapel
Date:Saturday January 28th 2012 at 4pm
Tickets will be on sale in December from Mayfield Post Office
All profits will go to the Hospice in the Weald.

Open Door/Citizens Advice Bureau

Every Wednesday 9:30 to 11:30

As well as being available for general inquiries concerning the Mayfield area and its facilities - come and have a chat and a coffee with one of our volunteers - Open Door has a visiting CAB adviser every Wednesday morning.  This is a confidential service.  Have your circumstances changed in the present economic climate? You may be entitled to help.  Call in or phone.  No appointments necessary - no long queues.

Tel: 01435 873903
londonhouse.opendoor@btinternet.com 

You can get essential travel costs paid to and from a place where you receive certain types of NHS treatment, if you are:

  • get Income Support, income-based Jobseeker’s Allowance, income-related Employment and Support Allowance or the guarantee credit part of Pension Credit. Your partner and children will also be entitled to help. If you are getting Working Tax Credit and/or Child Tax Credit, you may be entitled to help, depending on your income
  • get a war or service disablement pension and need to go to hospital for treatment for that disability.

Click here for more details

Transition Mayfield

Transition Mayfield formed in 2007 as a local response to the challenges of climate change and peak oil. Our goal is a sustainable future achieved through community led projects which will enhance the social, environmental and economic well-being of our village.

People from all walks of life and with varying degrees of commitment are involved in Transition Mayfield and the group has strong links with the Mayfield and Five Ashes Parish Council, the County Council, Mayfield CE Primary and St. Leonards-Mayfield Schools.

Anyone is welcome to join the group or to suggest activities in line with our goals. For more details contact Katie Treherne 01435 873608 info@transitionmayfield.org.uk or visit our website www.transitionmayfield.org.uk


Mayfield Footpaths

Mayfield Rights of Way volunteers notch up another restored stile on footpath 51 at Hole Wood.

 

 

Many of the footpaths around Mayfield and Five Ashes are maintained by volunteers.

 

Click here to see more of the action and how to join the Rights of Way volunteers.

 

 

 

 

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