3 films are being shown by Badby and District Film Society this month. Details can be found here.
Note the films at the end of the month are 1 week later than usual as the Badby Neighbourhood Plan Referendum is being held in the Village Hall on 24th January.
Coffee morning – St Mary’s Church new space will host a cheery Christmastide coffee morning on Tuesday, December 18 from 10.30am to 12 noon.
Everybody from Badby, surrounding villages and walkers will be most welcome to come along for coffee, tea, cake and chat.
Put it in your diary for the third Tuesday of each month. The next one will be on Tuesday, January 15, 2019
It’s our annual and very popular Fête des Rois on Saturday January, 5 2019 at Badby Village Hall, The Green, Badby NN11 3AF.
A good opportunity to share the last of your Christmas goodies and to burn off a few calories! Your chance to be king and queen for the night should not be missed.
As usual:
We are looking for musicians to come and play. Bring an instrument and get in for free :-). We will expect you to play it as well, of course. RSVP appreciated on ian.clabburn@yahoo.co.uk
All Musicians/dancers/listeners welcome
All you need to do is…
Bring a plate of food… for a shared meal (if you wish)
Bring your own alcohol (or pub nearby)
A whole evening’s entertainment for a mere £4!
****RSVP very much appreciated****
see you soon
Happy Christmas
Ian and Sheila
ian.clabburn@yahoo.co.uk
After many consultations, examinations and revisions a referendum on Badby Parish Neighbourhood Plan will take place on Thursday 24th January 2019.
The question to be asked will be “Do you want Daventry District Council to use the Neighbourhood Plan for Badby to help it decide planning applications in the Neighbourhood area?” A straight Yes or No answer is required and the result will be determined by 50% plus 1 of those who vote.
Hard copies of the Plan can be viewed at St. Mary’s Church, the Maltsters (closed Monday) or DDC Offices in Daventry.
More information can be found here
Don’t forget to vote – it is your Plan and your vote is important.
Tuesday 18th December – 10.30am – 12 noon Coffee Morning. Come and join other Badby friends for coffee and cake.
Tuesday 18th December – 6.30 pm Evening Service of the Word. A very short lay-led service.
Friday 21st December – a.m. Decorating the Church for Christmas. If you would like to join the team, please contact Jackie on 07870 627826 or email ladypeel22@aol.com
Thursday 20th December – 1.30pm Badby School Carol Service
Friday 21st December – 6 pm Carol Service led by Rev’d Sue, followed by mulled wine and mince pies. Collection for the Mayday Trust
Sunday 23rd December – 2 pm Christingle-making in Church. Do come!
Monday 24th December – 4 pm Christingle Service led by Rev’d Sue, with refreshments afterwards. Collection for the Church of England Children’s Society
Tuesday 25th December – 9.30 am Christmas Day Holy Communion led by Rev’d Sue
Monday 31st December – 11.30pm New Year’s Eve in the tower to Ring Out 2018 – Ring in 2019. All welcome especially those many who have learned to ring here over the last 40 years and think they have forgotten how to do it!
The next meeting will be held on Monday 10th December. Here is the agenda for the meeting.
A real treat in store at this Month’s Tea and Meet.
Badby School Hand Bell Band will be playing Christmas music and carols … just to get you into the Christmas Mood!
Come along to Badby Village Hall on Friday December 7th (Yes – that’s this Friday) 2-3.30pm for tea, cake and lots of fun.
Wishing you all a Very Happy Christmas from the Tea and Meet Team.
There will be no Tea and Meet in January but we look forward to seeing everyone on Friday February 1st 2019
The next meeting of the Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group will be held at The Maltsters Inn, Badby at 7:30pm on Wednesday 5 December 2018. You will find a copy of the agenda here
There are two spots for public participation and all parishioners are welocme.
The Archdeacon of Northampton announced on Sunday November 25, 2018 that following interview and with the agreement of Bishop Donald and the parish representatives, the Reverend Sue Faulkner, currently Rector of Badby w Newnham & Charwelton w Fawsley & Preston Capes, (the Knightley Benefice), has been offered and has accepted the invitation to become the Vicar in the benefice of Dallington & St James, Northampton.
A date for Sue’s collation and induction will be announced in due course.
Bishop Donald and Archdeacon Richard are very grateful to all who helped with the preparation of the profile, all the arrangements for the interviews and for the continuing and encouraging ministry of the Benefice in the service of Christ during the vacancy.
Please pray for Sue as she completes her ministry in the Knightley Benefice and prepares for her ministry in the benefice of Dallington & St James.
Collections in Badby for the Royal British Legion amounted to £578.31 including the collection in church.
Thanks go to the door-to-door collectors, Peter and Pat McAlister, Neville Snell and Malcolm Judd; The Windmill and The Maltsters and everyone who gave so generously.
Particular thanks go to Peter and Pat McAlister who step down this year after collecting in Badby, Newnham and Leicestershire for many years.
CW
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