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Party for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee - 3rd June 2012 |
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Written by Lindsey Sinclair
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| 1pm Onwards Free Entry Free Jubilee mug and tea for all the children Disco, Majorettes demonstration, bouncy castle, stalls, 5 a side football Keep checking the website for more updates. |
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Last Updated on Monday, 09 April 2012 00:10 |
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To book the Community Centre please either: 1. Phone 01884 254490 2. e-mail:
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3. call in to the Moorhayes Country House bar fri/sat 6pm-11pm or sun 12 noon-3pm |
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AGM agrees to incorporate Association |
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Written by Brian Williams
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Community organisation to be dissolved
Moorhayes Community Association is to be dissolved so that a limited company with the same name can be formed to run the Community Centre, following the approval of the proposal by residents at the Association's Annual Meeting on 21st November 2010.
The company will be charitable, and is due to register with the Charity Commission shortly. The Directors, all of which will be unpaid, and drawn from local residents of Moorhayes, are to be:
- Phillip White
- Dennis Knowles
- Brenda Card
- Neal Davey
- Malcolm Phillips
- Lindsey Sinclair
Incorporation and registration as a charity is expected to take several weeks to complete. |
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Written by Brian Williams
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The new Country House bar at Moorhayes Community Centre was opened this week (10th) by Sir Ian Amory and the Mayor of Tiverton Neal Davey. The opening ceremony was also attended by local dignitaries including Councillor Des Hannon, Councillor Dennis Knowles and Councillor Peter Spencer.
The bar area is fully licensed, and includes a wide range of wines and spirits, as well as real ale. Mounted photographs of bygone scenes of Tiverton add to the local flavour of the fully furnished lounge area, including the former prisoner of war camp in Tiverton, the railway station and the pannier market..
The management committee thanked members for their help constructing the bar, in particular committee member Malcolm Phillips who undertook much of the work as a 'labour of love'.
Club membership is now open to all residents. Contact the centre for more details.
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Last Updated on Monday, 13 February 2012 23:24 |
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Written by Brian Williams
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Grant must be guaranteed says Community Association
Council proposals to award a grant to offset their proposed rent of almost £1,000 a month must be guaranteed in writing, according to the management committee of the Moorhayes Community Association. At a meeting held this week (17th) the Committee heard that the council has not amended their proposal to charge £11,750 a year rent for the Centre, despite the fact that the Centre and adjoining car park is not finished and the play areas and football pitch are all public open space free for anyone to use.
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Last Updated on Sunday, 28 November 2010 21:48 |
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