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What's going on in Hillbrow, Langley, Rake, Rogate, TerwickIf you have any information about ROGATE OR RAKE OR HILLBROW OR LANGLEY OR TERWICK or you would like to add or you have photographs depicting the olden days and times gone by  please do make contact with us. Telephone Ian on: 01730 892852 or email: iancroucher@hotmail.com Type in any of these, you will come to this site: www.rogate-rake.org www.rogate-rake.org.uk www.rogatevillage.co.uk www.rogatevillage.com www.rogatevillage.co.uk www.rogate-rake.org www.rogate-rake.org.uk www.rogatevillage.com  What's going on in Terwick Hillbrow Langley Rake Rogate?  What's going on in  Hillbrow Terwick Langley Rake Rogate? What's going on in Rogate Terwick Hillbrow Langley Rake? So What's Going On Full Stop? TELL US HERE AT http://www.rogate-rake.org

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£5 for 12 issues is outstanding value in this day & age AND it’s all put together printed, then delivered each month by a loyal band of volunteers & all under the guidance of a dedicated team including:- Editors in Chief:

Elizabeth Brown. Bracken Wood. Rake Hanger, Hillbrow, Liss. Hants. GU33 7NP.  Telephone: 893112. or Email: rakehanger2@aol.com 

Terry Bell. Exchange House. Rogate. Petersfield. GU31 5HQ. Tel: 01730 821381 or Email: Kathleen.bell@tesco.Net.

Treasurer: Ian Merry. Fyning Twitten. Fyning Lane, Rogate. Petersfield. GU31 5DJ.

Distribution: Rosemary White 01730 ~ 821368 & Harriet Heslop 01730 ~ 821311.

Advertising: Gillian Davis. Tetherdown. Fyning Lane, Rogate. Petersfield. GU31 5DJ. Telephone: 01730 ~ 821083.

Email: gmd-gmd@hotmail.com

What's going on in the Parish of Rogate? if you have any information about ROGATE or RAKE or HILLBROW or LANGLEY or TERWICK or ANY OF THE SURROUNDING AREAS say Petersfield or Liphook or Milland or Harting or you would like to add a snippet of news, perhaps an small article about your favourite hobby, local club or society or perhaps you have photographs depicting local news or perhaps the olden days/times gone by or even lovely views of our countryside, then please do contact us.  Please email: rogate-rakevillagewebsite@live.com or Telephone Ian on: 01730 892852. So if YOU know just what is going on in Hillbrow, Langley, Rake, Rogate, Terwick and surrounding areas?  Then Why Not Tell Us Here @  http://www.rogate-rake.org

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HINDHEAD A3 Tunnel latest update:

The road pavement up to the final surface layer is complete in both tunnels.  The southbound tunnel has been painted, all the supports installed for cables and lighting in the tunnel roof and cables installed in the ducts under the verges.  In the northbound tunnel these works are in progress.

The southbound tunnel and the tunnel service buildings are being fitted with mechanical and electrical equipment and there is now a permanent high voltage power supply to the southern tunnel services building.

Control and communications cabling is being carried out on the tunnel approaches and between Thursley and Milford.

Miss James Bridge is structurally complete.  All that remains is waterproofing and the surface finish over the bridge.

Work is nearing completion on the carriageways south of Hazel Grove with lane closures to remove crossovers construct drainage channels, and install cabling and signs.

Paving to the final surface layer is substantially complete on the north side of the tunnel.

Soil nailing and removing the soil from beneath Miss James Bridge has started.

Please view the Timetable page for details of the key activities for the contract.

www.rogate-rake.org is run for the village communities of Hillbrow ~ Rake ~  Rogate ~ Terwick

Village sign, Rogate The Rogate-Rake Village Website

Rogate Village Defibrillator Appeal Update:-  Press Release by Appeal Organiser Penny Croucher 16th August, 2010.

AT LAST THE DEFIBRILLATOR IS FINALLY HERE, IT’S INSTALLED & OPERATIONAL.

With a mad dash up to Reading late Friday afternoon to meet up with Clive Setter of AED Locator’s, who very kindly agreed to bring the defibrillator unit and all the associated equipment down with him when he was on personal business, we managed to complete the order in time for the Rogate Fete & Flower Show.

Ian mounted the special heated cabinet to the front wall of Rogate Village Hall Saturday morning and activated the “Zoll AED Plus” Defibrillator unit inside. Also mounted was the light sensitive “medical green lamp” unit above the box, this is designed to aid rapid night-time location, plus the large green sign which all help direct people to the box as quickly as possible in an emergency, all of this just in time for the Rogate Fete’s afternoon of fun and games. (thankfully not needed)

A big thank you should be mentioned here to the Rogate & Terwick Village Committee for their personal commitment to this life saving idea, Rogate Parish Council in enabling us to recover the large chunk of VAT, yes even on life saving equipment there’s the dreaded vat. The Rogate & Terwick News our excellent local Parish Magazine and the parish website www.rogatevillage.co.uk along with the local press, who all helped get the message out, and the money in. Finally and most importantly of all,  the very kind and generous donators throughout our Parish, we simply could not have done this without all of you, thank you so much.

A special Grand Opening will take place on SATURDAY 11th SEPTEMBER at 10.30am when the Vicar of Rogate Parish Edward Doyle, will offer a blessing and all are invited, especially those who helped so much to make this life saving idea, come to fruition.

Finally, we are looking to run a few simple classes which will include hands on training in all forms of life saving (the defibrillator equipment requires no special training, this will be a basic first aid type course) in the next few months, so keep a look out for the notices and do please come.  You never know it could be your friend, your partner or just someone in the street who desperately needs help, with a very simple bit of training, let that helping hand be yours.

Many, many thanks, Penny & Ian Croucher.

Sometimes only a picture

can get our attention!
Her last call was from a new mobile phone....
Do YOU see the motorcycle?

Click this link to see the whole story

BUT PLEASE BE WARNED IT WILL BE UPSETTING!

Another Step Forward For Midhurst Rother College
The £31m scheme to create a new state of the art building for Midhurst Rother College will take another big step forward on Tuesday July 13 with a public exhibition prior to an application for planning permission in early August. .… to read the full story click the link to the “In The News” page

Need a house or perhaps you know someone who does!

Well have a look at this and perhaps you can help each other as their buyer let them down and pulled out at the 12th hour (they even had the move date booked!)

3-Bed Terraced House for Sale in Rake

Paperwork ready and waiting at the solicitors, so a quick purchase could be yours!  £249,950 – no stamp duty!

Ideal for 1st time buyers, couple, small family or buy-to-let

Call Haart on 01730 265266 or click on this link for further information: http://www.haart.co.uk/buying-house/Mapsearch/search-results/Property-details_123734.aspx

Text Box: The STROKE Association needs your help
Volunteers are needed at our weekly Communication Support Group in Petersfield, to help people who have been affected by a stroke. 
The group is held at The Avenue Pavilion every Tuesday from 12.45 to 14.45  No experience necessary as full training will be provided.
Please contact Mandy Souter on; 01730 233998 or 07515 596920. or email Mandy on  mandy.souter@stroke.org.uk

All smiles for winner Mr Fincham

1st Prize for his Brown Rolls

Gethro Wilkinson and his award winning Miniature Garden

Poring with rain outside but the Liss Band plays on!

Whilst inside Ann Arnold has her usual smiley face on, even though she’s been up and working since 5am that morning

Made of strong stuff these village shopkeepers you know!

 

Once a comic always a comic! Or you just can’t keep a good Navy chap down.

Rogate Fete & Flower Show’s Master of Ceremonies Stephen Taylor kept going round and round talking all afternoon (nothing knew there his wife was heard to say!)

what a “Star Performer” (sorry Huge) we’d prefer to say!!

A very big WELL DONE to all who worked so hard both in front and behind the scenes as well as a congratulations to all who took part in the various competitions and ran the many varied stalls & most interesting exhibitions.

See Photo Trail Page 4 for more pictures

Star of Screen & Stage

Hugh Bonneville opens the Rogate 2010 Fete & Flower Show

What is it with Girls and their Shoes!

Beautiful Floral Battle of Briton Displays

”Your Day - Your Say” Important Public Meeting in Midhurst and Chichester
Public meetings on the future of day services and activities across West Sussex are being held in Midhurst and Chichester next month. (September)
It’s part of West Sussex County Council’s ‘Your Day. Your Say’ “
Public Consultation”, asking residents their views on a proposed new model for day services, including what type of day activities they would like to see available in the community.    In other words:-                THE FUTURE OF THE GRANGE’S DAY CARE SERVICES

The public meetings in Midhurst and Chichester are two of six being held across West Sussex during the three month consultation, which runs until Wednesday October 27.
They take place on:
   
· Thursday September 2, from 6.30pm to 8pm, in Midhurst Rother College, North Street, Midhurst, GU29 9DT.
    · Tuesday September 7, from 6.30pm to 8pm, in The Venue, Spur Road,  Chichester, PO19 8PR.

There will be a presentation on the proposals and a question and answer session for the public.
Deputy Cabinet Member for Adults’ Services Graham Tyler said:

“Research has shown us that residents want a wide range of day activities, rather than just attending a traditional day centre”.
“We need to adapt our service and we want to hear from the public what they think of our proposed new model for day services.”

 

Residents can also get involved in the above public consultation in the following ways:
  
·  Online – visit www.westsussex.gov.uk/yourdayyoursay to find out all about the proposals and fill in the online questionnaire.
   ·  Email –
haveyoursay@westsussex.gov.uk.
   ·  Post – contact 01243 777693 for a copy of the information booklet and questionnaire.
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