30 Chaplaincy


St. Michael’s Garrison Church St. Patrick’s Garrison Church (RC)


Chaplains Senior Chaplin Roman Catholic, Father Michael Fava


Soldiers’ and Airmen’s Scripture Readers Association For details contact the Chaplains


Banking


Lloyds Bank plc, Station Road Tidworth Lloyds Bank plc Church Street Amesbury Midland Bank plc, High Street, Amesbury Barclays Bank plc, High Street, Amesbury


Communications


Drumbeat The Tidworth, Netheravon and Bulford Community Newsletter – delivered FREE every month to every Family Quarter in the Garrison. An ideal way to find out what is going on in both military and civilian communities each month. Tel: 01980 602980 Email: drumbeat_tidworth@hotmail.com. Website: www.drumbeat.org.uk.


Radio


Castledown Radio, Media Centre, Tidworth Road, Ludgershall SP11 9RR


Community Centres


Ordnance House Families Centre Ordnance House is based in Tidworth at the bottom of the Zouch Estate, near the Londis Shop. Ordnance House is an old officers house which was donated to the local community to provide a meeting place for local groups. Ordnance House is open and provides a welcoming environment for all members of the community whether military or civilian.


We have activities and facilities inside and outside.


Inside you’ll find: • An Army Welfare Community Development Worker – 07769 878874 • An Army Welfare Personal Support Worker – 01980 672105


• The Fun Factory Créche, open Mon-Fri 0930-1130 hrs – 01980 602398 for children aged 18 mths – 3 years old.


01264 791929


0845 3030101 0845 3030101 01980 623816 01980 622114


01980 602326 01980 602328


01980 602326 01980 842284


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