Cirencester Scene Magazine - Supporting Local Businesses - Buy Locally! Local Groups & Clubs
St John Ambulance Volunteers, Meet Tuesday evenings, The Parish Rooms, Gosditch Street, Cirencester, 7pm– 9pm, 01452 858220
Friends of the Earth, meet 8 pm 1st Tuesday of month, Friends Meeting House, Thomas Street, Cirencester. We campaign on environmental issues, raise funds, have fun! Call Bob on 01285 650281
The Corinium Ladies Luncheon Club meets at the Royal Agricultural University on the second Tuesday of each month, from October to March. Come and join us, make new friends and enjoy excellent speakers. Contact Jean Warner 01285 659936
Oak & Furrows Wildlife Rescue, The Paddocks, Somerford Keynes, Cirencester, GL7 6DH, 01285 862439, Mob: 07974 867 114,
www.oandf.co.uk
Windwhistle Warren Rabbit & Guinea-pig Rescue & Rehome. For sponsorship, donations or adoption: Alice Chamberlain 01452 760404
contact@windwhistlewarren.org.uk www.windwhistlewarren.org.uk
LABRADOR RESCUE TRUST, Looking for foster or perma- nent homes for labs Sue 01666 575057.
Stratton & Baunton Horticultural Society Club meet 7.30pm 2nd Thursday of month Stratton Village Hall. Val Timbers, Secretary. All welcome. details
www.cirencestersgardeningclub.co.uk.
Cirencester Eating Disorders Help Group meets First Wed of month St Peters Lounge, St Peters Court, 7.30pm. Pat Ayres 01285 770385
Watershed Riding for Disabled, Coates. Bob Merrill 07866 972389
watershed@googlemail.com.
The Navy Training Corps open to all youngsters 8-18
Town Walks in Cirencester These unbooked walks will be taking place on: Every Sun and Bank Holidays from 5 May to 29 Sep, and all Sats in Aug. All walks fromChurch Porch in the Market Square 3pm, about 75 minutes. Just turn up; £2 per adult for the Cirencester Civic Society. Any queries, to WilliamCooper,
coordinator@cirencestertownwalks.co.uk or 01285 885590.
years, Navy, and 12-18 years Marines. Anyone interested in staff / committee membership and/or idea for a Unit HQ call Commander Steve Smith, 07761 094914 with contact nos.
Cirencester Chess Club, Tuesdays (not summer holidays) 7.30pm Bingham Hall, King Street. Friendly, small club, looking to attract new members (all ages). Contact Paul 01285 862804
Tetbury Air Cadets 649(Tetbury) Detached Flight Meeting nights Mondays & Wednesdays 7.30-9.45pm, Cadet Cen- tre, Sir WilliamRomney’s School, Lowfield Road, Tetbury, GL8 8AE. Contact us 01666 500106 Mon& Wed eves only.
Cirencester Art Society - meet 4th Tues of month, Septem- ber to June 7.00-9.00pm. Venue Cirencester Parish Centre. Visitors £3
Cirencester Dolphin SAC - Meets Friday eves 8-10.30pmat Cirencester Leisure Centre . New members wel- come. Snorkelers age 8 upwards. Divers age 14 upwards. Try Dive and Try Snorkel sessions available. Contact: Derek Ainsworth 01666 577176 / 07770 573728 or email
derek.ainsworth@
bsac.comor come at club session times.
25 Swimming Club - join us on Monday evenings at Cots- wold Leisure Centre. Sessions 8- 9 pm & 9- 10pm details please Mrs Vera Kershaw 01285 770294, Or Keith Stocken 652410.
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Town Walks in Cirencester “The Town Walk Team are here to welcome you!” Whatever the weather we are here to join with you, our Cirencester visitors, to help you make the most of your stay. Locals are just as welcome; in fact they make up about 1 in 5 of our walkers. The history of the town is long and varied. From the Romans who started the whole thing off on a virtually green-field site – the local people had their prime settlement by Bagendon at that time - to present times. If you look at the location of the town on modern or, indeed, a map of the Roman roads built nearly 2000 years ago, you can see how it is at the centre of a spider’s web, indicating its key role in the area. Today many people still want to live and work here. We aimto share with you some of that story; the history of Cirencester. So join with us on our Town Walk. Continuing until 29th September we will be offering walks on every Sunday, and on the Saturday, Sunday and Monday of the Bank Holidays, as well as on some Wednesdays and Saturdays until 28th August. They all start at 3pmoutside the Church Porch in the Market Place and take about 75 minutes. We only ask for £2 per adult towards the Civic Society efforts to preserve the town for our successors.” Any queries, including to book a special walk for any daylight hour in the year, to William Cooper, coordinator@cirencestertownwalks>
co.uk or 01285 885590.
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