New Players Wanted
Corfe Mullen Youth Club
As we start another term, September brings a new group of Year 7s to the club and enrolment forms are available either by email or at the Parish Council Offi ces.
A copy of the new term’s programme and rules will be available on the Parish Council website www.
corfemullen-pc.gov.uk, where there is a link to the Community Youth Club pages. We also publish monthly updates on the Corfe Mullen Community Facebook page.
Calling All Badminton Players!
Have you played badminton before? Enjoy playing but looking for something more friendly and social than just an open session at a sports centre? If so, Corfe Mullen Badminton Club is looking for experienced players of intermediate standard (ideally used to playing with feather shuttles) to join our friendly badminton club when our season starts in September. We play at Poole Grammar School on Thursday evenings from 7.30-9.30pm during the winter months and with two courts you’ll get plenty of games!
Corfe Mullen is a long-established badminton club. We have been in existence for over 50 years, starting life as St Hubert’s Badminton Club and playing at the old church hall before the development of St Nicholas. Over the years we have played at several venues in the area before settling at the Grammar School a few years ago.
With the advent of open sessions at sports centres, smaller badminton clubs have struggled to survive over the last few years and many have gone under. In an effort to keep going and attract some new members this year, we are moving away from a set subscription to a fl exible ‘pay as you play’ system. We will be charging just £5 per evening – you can come as little or as often as suits you. Why not come and give us a try?
For more information, please get in touch. Rosemary
Corfe Mullen Badminton Club 01202 696197
rcpeden@gmail.com 46
The club is run by Corfe Mullen Youth Trust (a registered charity) and is supported by the Parish Council to provide a facility for young people to meet and enjoy activities in a safe social environment.
Autumn Term Timetable:
Mondays: Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, 7-9pm Tuesdays: Year 9 and above, 7-9pm Thursdays: Year 7, 7-9pm Friday: Year 8, 7-9pm
If anyone in Year 9 and above is interested in taking part in The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award training programme, we will be holding an information evening on Monday 23rd September.
Contact Nigel Christopher (
nigel.cmyc@gmail. com) or Linda Courtney (
linda.cmyt@
gmail.com).
Broadstone Choir New Term – New Conductor – New voices
Rehearsals begin on Tuesday 10 September for ‘The Messiah’ the great and ever popular work by Handel, which the Choir will perform on 14th December at Broadstone Methodist Church.
Simon Earl, who has recently been appointed the choir’s Musical Director, is the Director of Music, Organist and Master of the Choristers at Christchurch Priory. He held organ scholarships at Guildford Cathedral and St John’s College Durham and before moving to Christchurch was Assistant Director of Music at Wakefi eld Cathedral. As a local choir we are very fortunate to have Simon as our conductor.
The fi rst rehearsal at Broadstone Methodist Church will be open to anyone who may be interested in joining the choir. New members are aways welcome and there are no auditions. Music copies will be available.
The choir enjoys social events for members and partners and a visit to perform in France is planned for May 2020.
Do come and meet us at 7.30pm on Tuesday 10th September, or call the Chairman on 01202 603553 for further details.
To advertise, please contact 01202 657317 or email
harriet@broadstonelink.co.uk
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