Embroiderer’s Guild Smocking Group Exhibition at The Old Chapel Textile Centre

An American car. Bike and hot rod cruise in to be held in conjunction with  Harts Amusements in Bispham  —  6:30pm and 9 pm.
The event will include :-
Cruise down the Lights

American car and Hotrod parking on the front concours at Harts Amusements. The first 15 cars to arrive get prime position
American burgers, coffee and candy will be available

Have your photograph taken in your favorite American car or Hot Rod.
A model shoot by photographer Rob “Vanner”

American bunting and American themed memorabilia to give a truly American theme.
American music throughout the evening
Location
Harts Amusements
214-222 Queens Promenade,
Bispham,
FY2 9HP
Blackpool
RSVP if you are coming to exhibit your vehicle

For more information visit http://ukwheelsevents.ning.com/events/harts-american-cruise-in-5

Speakers: Annie Hunter – HOW 2 Business Solutions

Topic: The Ultimate Value of Work? – 21st Century ‘exit’ strategies

Piece Makers’ Exhibition

9 September – 20 November 2014

• Unique exhibition explores themes of soldier recovery and rehabilitation

• Contemporary artist Susan Stockwell worked with veterans in series of artistic

Workshops

• Installation is part of two-year UK tour following run at National Army Museum in London

The National Army Museum (NAM) is bringing the UK tour of its successful Piece Makers exhibition to the REME Museum of Technology near Reading, Berkshire.

The culmination of a two-year creative collaboration between the NAM, contemporary artist Susan Stockwell and soldiers in rehabilitation, Piece Makers is touring regimental museums across the UK throughout 2014 and 2015. This follows a three-month run at the NAM, based in Chelsea, London.

Visitors to the exhibition will have the chance to learn about the story of this innovative collaboration, and view a large-scale textile-based artwork, Peace Maker, Susan’s personal response to this highly moving and at times challenging commission.

Exhibition is included with standard Museum Entry Cost:

Adult – £5.00

Child (under 5’s are free) / Concessions – £4.00

Family Group (2 Adults and up to 3 Children) – £15.00

Groups of 10 or more – from £4.50

Serving Members of the Corps – £3.00

For more information, contact the REME Museum’s Curator on 0118 9763375 or e-mail [email protected]

To tie in with the commemorations of World War I, Newbury Library currently has two stands of books dedicated to books depicting the First World War.

The centenary of the outbreak of the conflict has sparked the interest of young and old alike. Along with extensive TV coverage, several new books have been published and these are available to borrow from the library along with many other previously published titles about the war.

Commemorative displays of material about what was then called “The Great War” are being shown on both floors of the library throughout September. A book list of ‘recommended reading’ has also been printed which is available free of charge at the library.

The library also offers access to local and national websites with relevant information and links. Visit www.westberks.gov.uk/libraries for more information.

Normal Opening Hours

DISTORTION is an exciting season of gigs showcasing young bands & DJs.

If you’re under 18 and would like the chance to play your music to a live audience at an award winning venue, contact the studio and tell us all about your band. All genres welcome.

DISTORTION DEAL.

Under 18s rehearsal studio discount. Get two hours at Readipop Studios for just £10 on Friday evenings.

Email [email protected] or call 0118 938 7156 for details and bookings.

DISTORTION gig dates are Saturday 13th September, Saturday 15th November & Saturday 6th December, 7 – 11pm at Readipop Studios

Price: £3 entry

Iconic musical chronicle of the 1st World War. Box Office 07919 916009 or visit www.neweraplayers.org

This tournament, which has grown from a one-day to a two-day event, is becoming one of the most popular late-season co-ed slowpitch tournaments on the calendar for C-grade and D-grade teams, and the organisers may include a B-grade section as well.

Piece Makers’ Exhibition

9 September – 20 November 2014

• Unique exhibition explores themes of soldier recovery and rehabilitation

• Contemporary artist Susan Stockwell worked with veterans in series of artistic

Workshops

• Installation is part of two-year UK tour following run at National Army Museum in London

The National Army Museum (NAM) is bringing the UK tour of its successful Piece Makers exhibition to the REME Museum of Technology near Reading, Berkshire.

The culmination of a two-year creative collaboration between the NAM, contemporary artist Susan Stockwell and soldiers in rehabilitation, Piece Makers is touring regimental museums across the UK throughout 2014 and 2015. This follows a three-month run at the NAM, based in Chelsea, London.

Visitors to the exhibition will have the chance to learn about the story of this innovative collaboration, and view a large-scale textile-based artwork, Peace Maker, Susan’s personal response to this highly moving and at times challenging commission.

Exhibition is included with standard Museum Entry Cost:

Adult – £5.00

Child (under 5’s are free) / Concessions – £4.00

Family Group (2 Adults and up to 3 Children) – £15.00

Groups of 10 or more – from £4.50

Serving Members of the Corps – £3.00

For more information, contact the REME Museum’s Curator on 0118 9763375 or e-mail [email protected]

Birmingham’s NEC and Glasgow’s SECC this autumn!

The CRUISE Show is Europe’s leading event dedicated to discovering a world of voyages – perfect for both those new to cruising and needing help to plan their first voyage, and experienced cruisers looking for inspiration for their next holiday at sea.

After an extremely popular show in London’s Olympia earlier this year in March, The CRUISE Show now moves on to visit Manchester Central, Birmingham’s NEC and Glasgow’s SECC once again this autumn.

Every type of cruising will be there to be uncovered from small ship adventures and all inclusive ultra-luxury sailings to cultural river cruises and modern resort style ships perfect for the whole family – this is your chance to meet with the major cruise lines and specialist operators under one roof – and have a great day out!

By visiting the annual Manchester, Birmingham and Glasgow shows you could save thousands of pounds with exclusive show-only offers and upgrades, plus get up-to-date insider tips and advice from the experts, attend the informative FREE talks and ask those all important questions directly to the cruise lines, discover different ship styles and incredible destinations, and also find out what’s new for 2014/2015!

The CRUISE Show takes place in Birmingham’s NEC on 20-21 September and then Glasgow’s SECC 11-12 October. Make sure you add the dates to your diary!

To tie in with the commemorations of World War I, Newbury Library currently has two stands of books dedicated to books depicting the First World War.

The centenary of the outbreak of the conflict has sparked the interest of young and old alike. Along with extensive TV coverage, several new books have been published and these are available to borrow from the library along with many other previously published titles about the war.

Commemorative displays of material about what was then called “The Great War” are being shown on both floors of the library throughout September. A book list of ‘recommended reading’ has also been printed which is available free of charge at the library.

The library also offers access to local and national websites with relevant information and links. Visit www.westberks.gov.uk/libraries for more information.

Normal Opening Hours

Calendar provided by: http://www.sportycal.com

Royal Berkshire Show  – (Audley Inglewood are taking a stand again – are you coming this year?)

The Royal County of Berkshire show is undoubtedly Berkshire’s best weekend. Where else can you see everything from chickens to llamas; horse driving to pig showing skills; taste Britain’s finest foods and watch cookery demonstrations; sample the best craft and watch traditional crafts in action or compare your horticultural skills to the expert displays on show? Come and watch the best in show jumping, the wonderful spectacle of the Livestock Grand Parade and the breathtaking Hot Air Balloon flight at the end of each day. Shop ‘til you drop, celebrate agriculture and all your countryside has to offer, meet friends and make new ones, bring the family and you’ll find something for everyone.

On this website we invite you to find out more about our very successful and popular show. You may be one of our regular show visitors or you may be someone who has never visited before. Either way this website will help you plan your visit and give you all the information you will need before arriving.

Get the latest information on the shows highlights and make an itinerary for the day. Buy your tickets now and save money or find out where your nearest ticket outlet is where you will also save money on advance tickets.

Best of all – why not become a member ? – As well as free tickets to the Show see what being a member of the Newbury and District Agricultural Society will do for you.

Iconic musical chronicle of the 1st World War. Box Office 07919 916009 or visit www.neweraplayers.org

I’m writing to invite you to join us for Bart’s Bash on the 21st on September this year. On this day we will be celebrating the life of one of this country’s greatest sailors – Andrew Simpson. On the 21st September we would like you, and all those you can spread the word to, to join us for what promises to be the greatest race ever. By taking part you will be involved in a Guinness Word Record attempt, contributing to our charity, Berkshire Sail Training, and the Andrew Simpson Sailing Foundation.

Our vision is to have four packed races over the course of the day, with all of our boats on the water, filled with those who are intrigued by the sport as well as those who are already passionate. We have already got the boats ready, the organisation is nearly there, but we need you and those you know to join us to make this day as successful as we know it can be.

Whether you are an experienced racer or have never sailed before, there is something we can offer you. We will be having 2 novice races over the course of the day, the first race starting at 1000 and the second at 1300, where instructors will be on hand to sail with you around the course, should you need the assistance.

For those of you who are rather more experienced we are happy for you to sail in the more advanced races, taking place at 1100 and 1400. You can use our boats if needed, and we will be happy to help you in any way we can.

For further information, please contact us on 0118 930 3467,

email [email protected] , find us on Facebook or through http://www.bartsbash.co.uk/club/berkshire-sail-training

We look forward to welcoming you soon.

This tournament, which has grown from a one-day to a two-day event, is becoming one of the most popular late-season co-ed slowpitch tournaments on the calendar for C-grade and D-grade teams, and the organisers may include a B-grade section as well.

Piece Makers’ Exhibition

9 September – 20 November 2014

• Unique exhibition explores themes of soldier recovery and rehabilitation

• Contemporary artist Susan Stockwell worked with veterans in series of artistic

Workshops

• Installation is part of two-year UK tour following run at National Army Museum in London

The National Army Museum (NAM) is bringing the UK tour of its successful Piece Makers exhibition to the REME Museum of Technology near Reading, Berkshire.

The culmination of a two-year creative collaboration between the NAM, contemporary artist Susan Stockwell and soldiers in rehabilitation, Piece Makers is touring regimental museums across the UK throughout 2014 and 2015. This follows a three-month run at the NAM, based in Chelsea, London.

Visitors to the exhibition will have the chance to learn about the story of this innovative collaboration, and view a large-scale textile-based artwork, Peace Maker, Susan’s personal response to this highly moving and at times challenging commission.

Exhibition is included with standard Museum Entry Cost:

Adult – £5.00

Child (under 5’s are free) / Concessions – £4.00

Family Group (2 Adults and up to 3 Children) – £15.00

Groups of 10 or more – from £4.50

Serving Members of the Corps – £3.00

For more information, contact the REME Museum’s Curator on 0118 9763375 or e-mail [email protected]

Join us for GRWE’s Afternoon Tea Party 2014 at Buscot Park, Oxfordshire, on Sunday 21st September!

Fun dog show for all breeds

Auction – with items including

” a two night break in a dog-friendly B&B ” original sighthound drawings by Nellie Doodles ” paintings by Angie Rooke ” luxury greyhound coats ” whippet and pups statue ” a Walker’s Shortbread luxury hamper… … and lots more to be added!

GRWE merchandise for humans and hounds

Refreshments available from Buscot Park’s lovely tea rooms

Suggested donation for entry £5, which also includes entry to Buscot Parks’ grounds (please note, as per Buscot Park’s usual admissions policy, that dogs are only allowed in the Paddock).

Event from midday till 5pm at Buscot Park, Faringdon, SN7 8BU.

To find out about sponsoring a class in our fun dog show, or donating an auction item, please email us at [email protected] - thank you!

www.grwe.com

Calendar provided by: http://www.sportycal.com

Piece Makers’ Exhibition

9 September – 20 November 2014

• Unique exhibition explores themes of soldier recovery and rehabilitation

• Contemporary artist Susan Stockwell worked with veterans in series of artistic

Workshops

• Installation is part of two-year UK tour following run at National Army Museum in London

The National Army Museum (NAM) is bringing the UK tour of its successful Piece Makers exhibition to the REME Museum of Technology near Reading, Berkshire.

The culmination of a two-year creative collaboration between the NAM, contemporary artist Susan Stockwell and soldiers in rehabilitation, Piece Makers is touring regimental museums across the UK throughout 2014 and 2015. This follows a three-month run at the NAM, based in Chelsea, London.

Visitors to the exhibition will have the chance to learn about the story of this innovative collaboration, and view a large-scale textile-based artwork, Peace Maker, Susan’s personal response to this highly moving and at times challenging commission.

Exhibition is included with standard Museum Entry Cost:

Adult – £5.00

Child (under 5’s are free) / Concessions – £4.00

Family Group (2 Adults and up to 3 Children) – £15.00

Groups of 10 or more – from £4.50

Serving Members of the Corps – £3.00

For more information, contact the REME Museum’s Curator on 0118 9763375 or e-mail [email protected]

Moving On is a singing group for people aged 60+. The group meets every week to learn and sing vocal arrangements of classic popular songs. New members are always welcome, including absolute beginners.

Every Monday, 11am – 1pm at Southcote Community Centre

£2 per session

Call 0118 938 7156 to join or just turn up!

To tie in with the commemorations of World War I, Newbury Library currently has two stands of books dedicated to books depicting the First World War.

The centenary of the outbreak of the conflict has sparked the interest of young and old alike. Along with extensive TV coverage, several new books have been published and these are available to borrow from the library along with many other previously published titles about the war.

Commemorative displays of material about what was then called “The Great War” are being shown on both floors of the library throughout September. A book list of ‘recommended reading’ has also been printed which is available free of charge at the library.

The library also offers access to local and national websites with relevant information and links. Visit www.westberks.gov.uk/libraries for more information.

Normal Opening Hours

The Thames Valley Chamber of Commerce Technology Forum delivers keynotes from the industry’s top technology executives. Attracting a broad audience which encompasses IT directors, marketing directors, marketing executives, business owners and anyone with a passion for IT and emerging technology.

September’s event is focused on Big Data and the benefits for SME’s and takes place at SAS UK, Marlow.