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CUBLINGTON | THE VILLAGE THAT MOVED The many artists of Cublington at first spent the early lockdown sharing their work amongst themselves. Then the Crier suggested we publish works over the course of the year to brighten up the long months of isolation. Here are the first nine artists who have featured in the Cublington Crier. We plan an exhibition of work once guidelines

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CRICKET | CUBLINGTON Cricket has been played in Cublington for 150 years and the Cricket Club celebrated it’s 150th Anniversary of the first recorded match in 2013. Celebrations culminated in a two day re-run of that match vs Swanbourne on 26th and 27th May, Cublington again victorious, followed by a hugely successful fundraising Ball on the evening of the 26th

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St Nicholas. There cannot be many villages in England that have actually moved but Cublington has! It is situated in the Vale of Aylesbury and the earliest mention of Cublington is in the Domesday book and belonged to one Gozelin from Brittany a follower of William the Conqueror. In 1341 during King Edward 111’s reign, the tenants

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Tennis. Cublington Tennis Club – Founded 1992. Aylesbury & District League Summer 2019. Aylesbury & District Winter League 2019/20. Orchard Ground, Stewkley Road, CUBLINGTON, LU7 0LR. ///cunning.ketchup.camcorder. A thriving LTA affiliated tennis club exists in the village with two all-weather floodlit hard courts.

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The Biggs Pavilion – LU7 0LR Having been completed in February 1998, The Biggs Pavilion has established itself as a much used village resource. And due to its imaginative design, it has much to offer for a wide variety of uses. CUBLINGTON | CUBLINGTON Hello and welcome to Cublington.com the official web site of Cublington, Buckinghamshire, England. This official website is funded by the Parish Council, and we want it to be a reference point for everything you want to know about the village, the church, future events, sports clubs in fact, the whole of village life. For such a

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FRIENDS OF ST NICHOLAS The Thirteenth Horticultural Show – Sept 2nd 2017. with all profits going to the Friends Of St Nicholas. Last year again, over £1500 was raised through entries and sponsorship. For more information or to sponsor a category in this years show, please contact Sandie Joy on 01296 682446. Growing Categories and sponsors 2017. CUBLINGTON | THE VILLAGE THAT MOVED The many artists of Cublington at first spent the early lockdown sharing their work amongst themselves. Then the Crier suggested we publish works over the course of the year to brighten up the long months of isolation. Here are the first nine artists who have featured in the Cublington Crier. We plan an exhibition of work once guidelines

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Orchard Ground. Stewkley Road, CUBLINGTON, LU7 0LR. Orchard Ground is a recreational area left to the village by the Biggs family in 1991. Cricket had been played on this field for many years, with the teams often moving sheep off the pitch before play could proceed. Orchard Ground Committee, was set up by the Parish Council to run and raise APRIL | 2020 | CUBLINGTON Please either phone your orders through on 07498 179777, email to pubhub@cublington.com or fill in the form and drop through the Unicorn letterbox. It will be dealt with as soon as possible and arrangements made for payment on delivery. THE CUBLINGTON CRIER For those that live here, the Crier has become an integral part of village life for over 20 years. Published 11 times a year by a group of dedicated volunteers, led by Gary and Gill Brazier, it endeavours to highlight and inform village life, encourage debate and be a guide to what’s going on and a reference point for services in Cublington and the surrounding villages. LOCAL COUNCILS WHAT DO THEY DO? WHAT IS A LOCAL COUNCIL? Local council is a universal term for community, village, neighbourhood, parish and town councils. Established by legislation in 1894; Oldest type of Local Au-thority in England and Wales. They are the first tier of local government and are statutory bodies. They THE LUCY CREST GULES THREE LUCES DOR CUBLINGTON THE It is not known definitively why the village moved, but sometime around 1400 it did, lock stock and barrel just 500 yards up the hill to it’s present day site. FRIENDS OF ST NICHOLAS The Thirteenth Horticultural Show – Sept 2nd 2017. with all profits going to the Friends Of St Nicholas. Last year again, over £1500 was raised through entries and sponsorship. For more information or to sponsor a category in this years show, please contact Sandie Joy on 01296 682446. Growing Categories and sponsors 2017. NOVEMBER THE CUBLINGTON COMMEMORATIVE EDITION CRIER The Cublington Crier Mailbox | Outside Bell Cottage, High St info@cublingtoncrier.co.uk Editorial & Advertising: 01296 688548 0 & November 2018 Keeping you up MARCH | 2019 | CUBLINGTON Thames Valley Police report March 2019 . Neighbourhood Policing Team 1. Appeal for witnesses after an attempted burglary – Aston Abbotts A recent attempted burglary has

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THE PUB HUB SHOP IS OPEN! Posted on April 6, 2020

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Every household in the village will have been dropped a leaflet outlining the basic products we are offering for now. The items may change periodically so please continue to look here for an up to date

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Please either phone your orders through on 07498 179777, email to pubhub@cublington.com or fill in the form and drop through the Unicorn letterbox. It will be dealt with as soon as possible and arrangements made for payment on delivery. BACS transfer is the preferred method for payment, with SHOP and your NAME as a reference. Thank you. Cash or cheques can be accepted Cheques made out to CUBLINGTON CRIER please, cash by arrangement only, the right amount please in an envelope, again with your name and shop as a reference. We hope you find this shop useful while you are isolating during these

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Posted in St Nicholas Church MESSAGE FROM MICHAEL LOEBENBERG COMMANDER FOR AYLESBURY VALE POLICE

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I understand that this is a difficult and worrying time for a lot people as we all make significant adjustments to our daily lives to follow the measures set out by the government. These measures have been put in place to stop the spread of Coronavirus, protect the NHS and save lives and I thank the vast majority of people in Aylesbury Vale who are following the requirements. You will be aware that the police were given new powers to help reinforce these measures. Our approach here is to engage with the public, explain what is required, encourage compliance and only if necessary will we then enforce using the powers available to us. Here in Aylesbury Vale we continue to protect our communities, with a real focus on preventing harm in particular to the vulnerable and bringing offenders to justice. This week already we have executed two drugs warrants, arrested 7 people for drugs supply, 2 of which have already been charged and remanded in custody and made significant seizures of property and money under the Proceeds of Crime Act. We have arrested someone today who is being recalled to prison for breaching his licence, and arrested an individual as part of our continued focus on domestic violence. Our officers and staff are here for Aylesbury Vale and I thank them for their dedication to duty and

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This current climate offers up a lot of uncertainty which can make people feel anxious, unsettled and fearful but I want to reassure you that my team and I are still policing your communities, we continue to respond to emergencies as well as taking forward criminal investigations to protect the public from harm, and we will support the Government’s restrictions as I have described. I want to say a huge thank you to our communities for the support you have shown me, our officers and staff, and our key partners across the local authority and NHS. By continuing to stay home, you can protect the NHS and save lives. Thank you again for your co-operation during these challenging times. You can view the video message from Supt Loebenberg on facebook at https://www.facebook.com/TVPAylesburyVale/videos/236613634128383/ Useful information and advice: For more information on the Government’s restrictions, please visit

the GOV.UK website.

You can find a number of frequently asked questions and a message from Chief Constable John Campbell on our website

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If you need to report anything to us that is not an emergency, you might experience some delays calling 101 so where possible report through the Thames Valley Police website . In an emergency always call

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Posted in St Nicholas Church NEWS FROM BUCKINGHAMSHIRE COUNCIL Posted on March 28, 2020

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BUCKINGHAMSHIRE COUNCILS LIFT ALL PARKING CHARGES AND RESTRICTIONS TO SUPPORT COMMUNITIES DURING CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK All council car park charges and on-street parking restrictions have been lifted today across Buckinghamshire. The five existing councils have taken the unprecedented step to help support communities, key workers and volunteers during the Coronavirus

outbreak.

The changes will mean all council car parks across the county will be completely free to use and all parking restrictions lifted. This includes parking on yellow lines, limited waiting areas and in pay and display bays. Residents permits will also be extended by a month. Restrictions on disabled parking will however remain in force. Parking officers will continue patrolling the main routes, car parks, and residential areas to help deal with any obstructions to support emergency services, key workers, essential food deliveries and

residents.

If any vehicle does cause an obstruction, officers will attempt to locate the owner via the permits database so that the vehicle can be moved to a safer place. If owners can’t be located, vehicles will be towed to the nearest safe position. This will only be used as a last resort and will be to relocate vehicles, not remove them

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Leader of Buckinghamshire’s Shadow Executive, Martin Tett said the new measures were sensible and appropriate given the circumstances. “With most people working from home, parking is at a premium, so this gives everyone more flexibility and should help keep routes clear. If you live near to a council car park, please feel free to use it if it’s suitable. “It should also make it easier for those key workers and volunteers who need to get around to help those most vulnerable in our

communities.”

Martin added: “My only plea to motorists is to park sensibly and safely for the benefit of everyone and maintain social distancing. If we all pull together and use our common-sense, we can make a huge difference for those needing to get around in these testing and

difficult times.”

These changes will be regularly reviewed and may be amended in line with further government guidance. Some car parks are closed overnight, so please check the following links for further details. Specific questions or queries can be sent to the relevant area e-mail addresses. AYLESBURY AREAhttps://www.aylesburyvaledc.gov.uk/section/car-parks Email: parking.ay@buckinghamshire.gov.uk For information regarding on street parking, please contact parkingqueries@buckinghamshire.gov.uk For assistance and the latest advice on coronavirus, please visit www.gov.uk/coronavirus FOR FURTHER INFORMATION PLEASE CONTACT: AIDAN SHUTTER ON 01296 382444 OR OUT OF HOURS ON 07825430978 Posted in St Nicholas Church Posted on March 26, 2020

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latest communications from Bucks Council Posted in St Nicholas Church MESSAGE FROM OUR CHIEF CONSTABLE JOHN CAMPBELL ON CORONAVIRUS Posted on March 26, 2020

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Please see below a link to a video message from our Chief Constable on our policing response during these extraordinary times and how we all have a role to play in combating Coronavirus in the Thames Valley and across the nation. To view the video, please visit the Thames Valley Police YouTube channel or click the following link: https://youtu.be/VIUZREEmj-w

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Emma Tarry (Police, Communications Officer, Thames Valley) Posted in St Nicholas Church CORONAVIRUS AND THE CUBLINGTON SUPPORT GROUP – LATEST NEWS Posted on March 19, 2020

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This app has just been launched today with researchers at Guy’s & St Thomas’ & King’s college to help slow the spread of #COVID19 and identify at risk cases sooner by self-reporting your symptoms daily, even if you feel well. Download the app https://covid.joinzoe.com Please share the app with everyone you know on WhatsApp via a broadcast. They need to get this to a lot of people fast to collect enough data to see the hidden cases – the iceberg if you like that we are sailing into. The App is fully functional and will be more beautiful over the next

few days!

Share the app and share your “well/ill” status and let’s get some data for the policy makers to work with. Initial feedback of the site’s inability to register children’s symptoms have been forwarded to the investigators. Anything further you can add/feedback will all help to capture what’s going on in the community vs just what we’re capturing in tertiary care.

It all helps.

_Thank you so much, researchers at Guy’s & St Thomas’ & King’s

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The latest news from Bucks council via a daily video blog (vlog) at around 3pm can be accessed here. https://www.buckinghamshire.gov.uk/coronavirus/video-updates/ All refuse sites are now closed. Brown bin collection has ceased for

the duration.

Latest news about council services can be found here: https://www.buckinghamshire.gov.uk/community-and-safety/changes-to-our-services-due-coronavirus/ Government measures for those severely at Risk: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/major-new-measures-to-protect-people-at-highest-risk-from-coronavirus Coronavirus is an unprecedented health issue facing the whole world.

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The Government has introduced drastic measures to help keep the population and communities safe. Social Distancing if you are as yet unaffected and Self Isolation for anyone who has a fever or a cough for up to 14 days. Those deemed vunerable (over 70 or with underlying health conditions) are strongly advised to self isolate for 12 weeks or potentially more. This brings a unique set of circumstances and the village is rallying

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If you have any of the following symptoms, please stay at home and follow the government guidance on the graphic below. _IF YOU NEED SUPPORT THERE ARE PEOPLE IN THE CUBLINGTON SUPPORT GROUP WHO CAN HELP. IF YOU NEED ANYTHING, SHOPPING, A CHAT, POSTING MAIL, WALKING THE DOG – ANYTHING THEN IN THE FIRST INSTANCE PLEASE CONTACT MIKE JOY ON 07711 290169 OR ON M.G.JOY@BTINTERNET.COM AND HE WILL CONTACT THE SUPPORT GROUP AND SOMEONE WILL CALL AND HELP YOU THROUGH THESE DIFFICULT TIMES._ There are now more than 38 people offering support to those vunerable in Cublington. Please do not hesitate to ask for help in any way. See the latest CUBLINGTON CRIER dropping through your door shortly packed with loads of essential information. If you have any of the symptoms above, please follow the following

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The following information has also been sent by Buckinghamshire

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_PLEASE FOLLOW THIS LINK FOR THE FULL ARTICLE AND MORE INFORMATION._ https://email.aylesburyvaledc.gov.uk/5438-6ERI-03U46JQ58/cr.aspx

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Posted in St Nicholas Church CUBLINGTON TRAFFIC CALMING FEASIBILITY STUDY Posted on September 20, 2019

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Cublington Traffic Calming Feasibility Study

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by Gary

Thames Valley Police report March 2019 Neighbourhood Policing Team 1. Appeal for witnesses after an attempted burglary – Aston Abbotts A recent attempted burglary has been reported on Wingrave Road, Aston

Abbotts.

At around 7:10pm on Sunday (22/04) the resident heard noises at his rear kitchen door. On checking it he discovered two men attempting to force the door open. On seeing him the men ran from his garden to a red or burgundy hatchback type vehicle, which had been parked at the front of the property. The vehicle left in the direction of the A418. Detective Constable Gemma Howe, based at Aylesbury Police Station, is investigating this crime. She said “Other local residents might have seen a similar vehicle in the area, on Sunday afternoon / evening. “Also, if you live locally and have CCTV, please review it, to see if anything relevant has been picked up. “Please call me if you have any information about this vehicle, or

any CCTV images.”

DC Howe can be contacted on the 24 hour non-emergency number 101, quoting reference 43180120674. 2. Friends against Scams – can you prevent scams in your neighbourhood https://www.friendsagainstscams.org.uk/ 3. FIFA 2018 World Cup Alert https://www.gov.uk/guidance/be-on-the-ball-world-cup-2018 4. Crime prevention advice and equipment marking event 12 May 2018 at The Boot Car Park , Soulbury between 2pm and 4pm . Bring your hand held tools to be security marked . If unable to attend please call PCSO Tina Hobson on 101 and she can arrange for your tools to be

security marked.

5. The National Fraud Intelligence Bureau (NFIB) have noticed an increase in Action Fraud reports where fraudsters are offering a discount on Television service provider subscriptions. Fraudsters are cold-calling victims, purporting to be from a Television (TV) provider offering a discount on their monthly subscription. Victims have been told the following: their subscription needs to be renewed; that part or all, of the TV equipment has expired and they are due an upgrade on the equipment/subscription. In order to falsely process the discount, the fraudster asks victims to confirm or provide their bank account details. The scammers may also request the victim’s identification documents, such as scanned copies of passports. The fraudsters are using the following telephone numbers: “08447111444”, “02035190197” and “08001514141”. The fraudster’s voices are reported to sound feminine and have an Asian

accent.

Later victims make enquiries and then discover that their TV service provider did not call them and that the fraudster has made transactions using the victim’s bank account details. This type of fraud is nationwide. Since the beginning of this year (2018), there have been 300 Action Fraud Reports relating to this fraud. From the reports received, victims aged over 66 seem to be the

most targeted.

What you need to do

• Don’t assume a phone call or email is authentic: Just because someone knows your basic details (such as your name and address or even your mother’s maiden name), it doesn’t mean they are genuine. Criminals can exploit the names of well-known companies in order to make their scams appear genuine. • Don’t be rushed or pressured into making a decision: a genuine company won’t force you to make a financial decisions on the spot. Always be wary if you’re pressured to purchase a product or service quickly, and don’t hesitate to question uninvited approaches in case

it’s a scam.

• Stay in control: Have the confidence to refuse unusual requests for personal or financial information. Always contact the company yourself using a known email or phone number, such as the one written on a bank statement or bill. Visit Take Five (takefive-stopfraud.org.uk/advice/) and Cyber Aware (cyberaware.gov.uk) for more information about how to protect yourself

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If you are going away, don’t let uninvited guests visit your home!

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AUGUST 2018

It’s that time of year when many of us will be heading off on

holiday.

Holiday periods increase the chances for opportunist burglars, so before you go please read these tips for keeping your home secure

while your away:-

• Check that you’ve double locked all your doors and windows and put keys away. If you have an alarm, make sure that you set it. • Lock your garden gates with a good quality padlock and lock tools

and ladders away.

• Use lights on timer switches and consider leaving a radio on, tuned in to a talk station. Lights can also be purchased that imitate the flickering light of a TV. • Think about what you are advertising on social media. If you ‘check-in’ at an airport or other holiday destination, make sure it’s not a public post – this information could be very useful to an opportunist criminal! • Tell a trusted neighbour that you are going away and get them to check your home and move post away from the front door. Make sure they have your contact details in case of a problem. Maybe ask them to open and close your curtains. • Ask a friend or neighbour to park on your drive and make sure that your bin is put out and then brought back in. • Cancel the milk and papers if you have them delivered. We hope that you enjoy your holidays and if you follow this advice it will greatly reduce the chances of an opportunist burglar visiting you while you’re away! For more crime prevention advice please visit the Thames Valley Police

website.

You can follow the Aylesbury Vale policing teams on and and find out what they are doing in your area. alert@neighbourhoodalert.co.uk

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http://www.neighbourhoodalert.co.uk/Attachment/890201/227404/38370/38370_June_2018_Bulletin_from_Superintendent_Tim_Metcalfe.pdf SEPTEMBER 2018 QUARTERLY UPDATE http://www.neighbourhoodalert.co.uk/Attachment/890201/234756/39631/39631_September_Quarterly_Update_for_Great_Brickhill__Ivinghoe_and_Wing.pdf WATCH OUT FOR THIS SCAM Blocked drains scam – Aylesbury Vale Thames Valley Police have received recent reports of a scam, where residents are told that there is a problem with their drains. Victims are being contacted by people claiming to be either from Thames water or Dyno Rod, saying that their drains are blocking and require specialist equipment to clean them, costing around £500 to

hire.

At one property in Wendover the money was handed over and we are aware of several other attempts in Aylesbury. If you receive an unsolicited phone call, or someone comes to your property, don’t always believe what they are saying. Scammer will try and get your confidence and may use technical information, to make it sound like they know what they are talking

about.

Consider using a call-blocking service, which will stop calls that aren’t in your address book coming through, unless you authorise

them.

You can find more advice and information by visiting the Buckinghamshire and Surrey Trading Standards or Action Fraud website. You can also download a copy of the Little Book of Big Scams (attached

below).

Please look out for vulnerable friends, neighbours or family and make sure they know how to deal with unsolicited telephone calls. If you have been a victim of this or another type of fraud you can contact Action Fraud online or by calling 0300 123 2040 http://www.neighbourhoodalert.co.uk/Attachment/190792/235514/38733/38733_little_book_big_scams.pdf Policing neighbourhood – Great Brickhill/Wing/Ivinghoe https://www.police.uk/thames-valley/N416/ Thames Valley Police Alert https://www.thamesvalleyalert.co.uk/ Hidden Harm – Thames Valley Police Alert https://www.thamesvalley.police.uk/hiddenharm

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CUBLINGTON REMEMBERS Posted on December 4, 2018

by Gary

The 11th November marked the 100th anniversary of the end of WW1. To mark this occasion the residents of Cublington curated an incredible exhibition of social history, focusing on family members of Cublington residents who served, and some who made the ultimate

sacrifice.

This short article tells just some of these stories with a focus on current residents and their connection to both wars and other

conflicts.

Please forgive any omissions or inaccuracies. Many thanks to all who gave their time to curate such a moving archive available here as a pdf download. It is hoped that in time many more documents and information from the exhibition will be published

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