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The Last Numbers Called at The Gala Bingo (Aylesbury)

Not just last orders but last numbers called at Gala Bingo Aylesbury High Street on Thursday 7th February 2019. The end of an era. There were people queueing up the High Street with many being turned away as the was no more room in the hall. Around 400 people came to say goodbye including current and ex staff : it was an emotional goodbye.

Gala Bingo closed its doors for good. Worse than that, the building is now to be demolished! 

One of the last iconic buildings in Aylesbury is about to be lost forever. 

That building is Gala Bingo! Some of you knew it as 'The Grand Pavilion Cinema', and even 'The Granada'. 

Many famous faces have graced the hall over the years, including iconic 60's acts like The Rolling Stones, Cliff Richard, Freddie and The Dreamers among many others. There are rumours that The Beatles sneaked in to catch a show too!

To mark this day in local history local duo A Little Bit Country performed after the final bingo session.

http://www.albcountry.co.uk/about.html

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Angelman Syndrome Charity Fashion Show (Hackney)

Angelman Syndrome Creative Arts Evening

The Angelman Syndrome Collections Presentation Soiree  took place on Saturday 2 February at the Hackney Attic.
The evening showcased Innovative International Fashion Designers and Artists. 
Collection Presentations by the following Designers: Sarah Salvador, Amy Sweaton, Laura Thomas, Samantha Shaw, Rose Brown, Phoebe Constable, Lydia Fung.
Stands Exhibited Rising Artists: Vega Navascues and Merel Kaptein.

Angelman Syndrome: Angelman UK is a UK charity (1021882) run by and for those affected by the genetic condition Angelman Syndrome. Their patron is movie director Gareth Edwards. The charity help support families and carers of people with Angelman Syndrome. They also provide support to professionals who meet AS individuals, even though they may meet very few individuals with Angelman Syndrome in their professional career. If you wish to donate click on the link below https://www.angelmanuk.org/ 

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Rallye Monte-Carlo Historique (Banbury)

On Thursday 31st January the Rallye Monte-Carlo Historique returned to Banbury with a Midday Pitstop . The Rallye which started in Clydebank at 6:00pm the previous evening, was heading to Monte Carlo some 1300 miles away , with stops off at various towns enroute. All cars taking part had to have Monte-Carlo heritage from previous years. The cars were displayed for about an hour, some requiring maintenance before proceeding through Passage Control to the next stage. They set off at 13:30 at one minute intervals by Banbury Town Councils, Cllr Maurice Billington, raising the starting flag.

For those attending the event there was also a Classic Car Show around the streets of Banbury Old Town.

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Risborough Rangers v Winslow United 29/12/18

Saturday 29th December - Risborough Rangers FC V Winslow United

Both teams were under strength, however the game got off to a great start with 2 early goals by RR - 1st @ 7mins by Marcus Wylie and the 2nd a penalty by Alex Woodfine. The final score after a tense ending was 3 -3. Marcus Wylie was named as Risboroughs Man of the Match.

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AgriSocial’s Charity Tractor Run

Sunday 16th December saw the AgriSocial 2nd Charuty Tractor Run in aid of Cancer Research UK. Over 450 tractors and lorries took part in the run starting from Thame Showground for a 21 mile round trip around Oxfordshire. One of the highlights was the convoy through the Town Centre with crowds lining the streets.

At the Showground there was a prize for the most festive tractor which was presented by The Mayor of Thame, Cllr Ann Midwinter: there was also a best fancy dress category which was presented by Oxfords Lord Mayor, Colin Cook.

The event hopes to raise over £10,000.00 in total with the entry fees, street collection and raffle & auction.

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Risborough Rangers FC v Broadfields United 1/12/18

A minute silence before the Risborough game against Broadfields United on Saturday 1st Dec for President Derek Wallace who sadly passed away. Also a book of condolences was open in the Windsor's Stadium clubhouse in respect to Derek.

Joel Read 1st half goal was enough for Risborough to take all 3 points.

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Thames' Christmas Lights Switch-on

Friday 30th November saw Thames’ Christmas Lights Switch on, organised by Thame Town Council. A large crowd gathered for the entertainment which included Music, Dance demonstrations and Thame Concert Band, plus a presentation from Thame players.

Local groups and schools led a Lantern Parade through the Town Centre before the switch on.

The streets were lined with gifts stalls, food stalls, Snow Globe and childrens fairground rides. And there was a Santas Grotto and real REINDEERS!

Fantastic evening.

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Aylesbury Christmas Lights 2018

The Aylesbury Christmas lights were turned on in Market Square on Thursday 15 November.

Mix 96 presenters hosted the event from the big stage. Entertainment was provided by Brill School Dance Troop, St Teresa’s School Choir, Aylesbury’s Zoe Forward (as seen on the Voice Kids UK 2018) and 18 year old classical singer Jacob Cole together with local group The Eclectix.

The lights were turned on by the winner of the WhizzFest Fancy Dress Competition (an Ompah Lompah) and the stars of this years Pantomime from Aylesbury Waterside Theatre.

Other entertainment included the winners of this years Bucks Got Talent: Hoola Hooper Steph Evans from Stewkley and Singer Alex Crittenden from Great Missenden.

The evening ended with a superb Firework Display.

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Remembrance Sunday (Aylesbury)

Remembrance Sunday in Aylesbury started at 6am with a lone piper playing Battle’s O’er to commence a short service - The Battles O’er Act of Remembrance - which included 1 minutes silence, readings, The Exhortation, The Kohima, The Last Post, Poems and Prayers. The service concluded at 6:15 and moved to The Royal British Legion Pop-in Centre for bacon rolls & coffee.

Remembrance Day continued at 11am in the Market Square with a Service and Parade together with Wreath laying by representatives from The Services, Veterans, Local Groups and Dignitaries.

The day concluded with Aylesbury Town Mayor’s Remembrance Service at St Mary’s Church followed by Beacon lighting in the Market Square. The service was a reflection, commemoration and thanks for those that gave their lives In The Great War 1914 - 1918. Aylesbury Concert Band accompanied hymns and a solo by Alison Langer. Roisin Willetts and Community Projects Drama Group performed a piece entitled ‘Diaries and Letters from The Trenches.

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Stone in the Great War

Stone Memorial Hall hosted an exhibition over the Remembrance Weekend : Stone in the Great War. It depicted stories of local soldiers and how the war effected the village and those who remained behind.

Local residents served homemade soup, cakes and tea & coffee and war time music was played.

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St Johns Sports & Social Club Fireworks Display

On Saturday the 3rd of November, St Johns Sports & Social Club Stone hosted a  Fireworks display & Bonfire and a live band performed in the St John's clubhouse afterwards.

The Bonfire was lit around 7.00pm.

The fireworks started at 8pm. 

The live band, Scobey Snax.

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Walking Play “The Clock Tower Strikes Again”

The return of the Walking Play around Aylesbury’s Old Town.

Hosted by Sparky Buddy Productions and Aylesbury Town Council

The Clock Tower Strikes Again is a tale that weaves around the town, mixing factual events with fictitious story telling – but can you tell where the truth ends and the story begins. Filled with lots of audience interaction, drama, action with a hint of comedy for good measure.

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Festival of Lights (Aylesbury)

Saturday 27th October saw Aylesbury celebrate Diwali with a Festival of Light for the 2nd year running. A multicultural event in conjunction with the Bucks County Museum saw performances from many different groups to entertain the crowds.

There was an outdoor stage in Kingsbury Square where the High Sheriff of Buckinghamshire opened the event, performances by K’Z Dance Ent, Peploe Williams Academy, Dholbeats Uk Lejhim, abhinaya FGine Arts, Jay Kumar Dance, JugalBandhi and a speech by Mayor Mark Willis.

Bucks County Museum hosted workshops, Storytime, shadow Theatre and arts & craft stalls.

The event culminated with a parade and a Fire Dance.

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Pink Day (Aylesbury)

Pink was the colour in Aylesbury High Street today (Saturday 13th October) as shoppers supported Cancer Research. The Cancer Research charity shop organised stalls selling flowers, pink clothing for children and adults, a raffle, a tombola and pink soft toy stall. Local businesses also supported the day with Zoomania doing ballon models and face painting, Phil Gomm was the MC for the day, Aylesbury Citroen provided a car, and the crowds were entertained by Swing Dance MK and the Bluebird Belles (Vintage vocal harmony trio). Snappy Snaps also printed photos for a donation.

The highlight of the day was the annual return of the amazing ‘Fur Suits’ …..who strolled the streets posing for photos and collecting donations.

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Something to Remember

THE WORKS put on a event in the Market Square, Aylesbury in memory of Charlie Dunne. 'Something To Remember'

Music from AGS Jazz Band,China Bears,Callow Saints,Lashayah Byfield, Tanyya Travvers,Mike Carroll Music plus a DJ.

Food from THE WORKS which included a Hog Roast In Waffles,Pancakes,Ice Cream
Lots things to keep people entertained Selfie Booth,Gladiator Arena,Bungee Run,Jumbo Slide, Face Painting and Raffle

Plus a Buds viewing area “Fair4All”

Charlie had a very simple but tragic accident while on holiday in Devon, and sadly died on July 11th. He had always been a lively, inquisitive and friendly young man, who enjoyed being involved in activities at Aylesbury Grammar School, Aylesbury Rugby club and the Scouting association.  

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World Zombie Day: London.

A very wet day in London for the annual Zombie walk. Starting at Marble Arch them heading down Oxford st to Cavendish sq,Soho sq and finishing at Leicester sq.

“The mission of World Zombie Day is to support the prevention of hunger and homelessness. Join the zombies in fundraising for the charity Shelter from the Storm – London’s only free homeless shelter. To donate text BRNZ57 £3 TO 70070 or go to: worldzombieday.co.uk/donate.”



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