NEPAL is the destination of the travel club on Thursday evening. Brian Wright will lead you around the sights of the country and perhaps reveal a little history of this part of the world that was very much closed to outsiders before 1950. The country lies between China and India and includes the southern slopes of the Himalayas that are sure to provide spectacular scenery. Guests are welcome to come along to the Barn Hall at the Community Centre on Thursday evening for an 8pm start. Admission is just £1 and there is even free tea and biscuits.
CRUSE BEREAVEMENT Trust offers information and advice to anyone who has been affected by death. Support is offered on either a one to one basis or through groups. Cruse is a registered charity and aims to increase public awareness of bereaved people through campaigning and information services. The local Chiltern and South Bucks group are very active with the Woodside and Stokebury groups meeting regularly in Amersham. The Woodside group holds a coffee morning every Wednesday in St Michael's Church. Meet for a chat, hear about events happening and at most meetings there will be a trained councillor on hand. The Stokebury group meets monthly and has a wider social remit organising a variety of events for its members. To contact Cruse and find out more call 01494 722515.
AMCHOR, or to give its full name is the Amersham and Chesham Bois Choral Society. This active group regularly performs locally and occasionally overseas too. If you have ever wanted to sing then this could be for you. There is always space for new recruits in all sections whether, soprano, alto, tenor or bass. The society currently has over 130 singers from a variety of backgrounds, all who have an enthusiasm for singing. All classical tastes are catered for from the popular to the less well-known compositions. If you are interested in joining the choir or just need more information then contact Liz on 01494 783381.
THERE IS STILL TIME to do something in the great outdoors between now and when the clocks go back. This weekend why not join a walk through some beautiful woodland setting out from Shardeloes in Old Amersham. There is also an I-spy competition for the under 16's making this suitable for all the family. Meet at the cricket pavilion on Sunday morning at 10am. The walk will finish by 4pm so bring a snack and suitable clothing in case it is cold or wet. The walk will be led by Judi Fisher from the World Wildlife Fund who can give you more information on 01494 722073.
VICTIM SUPPORT is a national charity that helps victims of crime. Specially trained volunteers offer free confidential support and information to people who have suffered as a result of a crime. A crime covers a wide variety of situations and can include, burglary, assault, rape or even murder. People react to crime in different ways and although most victims do not suffer long term, help can often be needed to recover. Volunteers are always in demand and come from every corner of society. If you would like to become involved in the first instance contact Victim Support Chiltern at The Court House on King George V Road. The telephone number is 01494 732788.
COUNTRY MARKET is held every Friday in the Free Church Hall on the corner of Woodside Road. The market starts early at 8am and has lots of freshly made food, gifts, plants and cards for sale. Formally this was known as the WI Market and its popularity has continued under its new name. During the morning there will also be teas and cakes available. Do go along and bag yourself a bargain, a special gift or just some good food. All welcome, just come along on the day anytime between 8am and 11.15am.
OCTOBER EDITION of What's On at the Community Centre is now available from the entrance to the Drake Hall. The listing shows all the activities that take place this month. Activities take place during the day, evenings and at the weekend. Pick up your copy now and perhaps take up something new as the cooler and darker days draw near.
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