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-- created and maintained by mvp mortimer fun day saturday 7th july 11:00 – 17:30 with laney and dick’s bar (with musical entertainment) open until sunset free entry it’s here again, the mortimer fun day now in its tenth year. if you are new to mortimer, then welcome! come and join us on the fairground for a great day out. we’re pleased to say that, yet again, it’s free and brought to you by mortimer village partnership supported by our sponsors, businesses, associations, clubs & organisations from mortimer and the surrounding communities. i would like to say a big shout out to all our sponsors without whom an event of this magnitude simply could not be put on. ever faithful, they give their time as well as their money to support this event which benefits so many groups within our community as well as providing a cracking day out for all the family. this year’s sponsors are: budgens, baobab, calor, dads shop, devere estates, melanie curtis accountants, spratleys, springwoods, triangle travel, village eye and unique outdoors. our fingers are as always crossed for fine weather so you can spend the day with us enjoying the arena events, market row stalls, lots of activities including the eve- popular large inflatables, zorbs and bungee trampoline. our great friends at budgens will be supplying the teas and cakes in the mvp refreshment tent, along with our catering partners who will be supplying sausages, burgers, pizza, fish and chips, ice creams and lots of other tempting goodies throughout the day. layney & dick’s, the best pop-up pub for miles around, will have the beer flowing and the pimm’s on ice with live music to round off the afternoon from the now famous beer tent band with other generous local musicians who have donated their time and talents to entertain you. don’t forget to invite your friends, family, people you meet on the bus, indeed anyone to the mortimer fun day… see you all on saturday 7th july at 11:00. rebecca barker mvp fun day project manager fun day volunteers help! the mortimer fun day can only run with your help. as always we need lots of people beyond the mvp and fun day committee members to help at various points during the weekend of 7th july to 9th july (from friday afternoon to sunday noon). from raffle ticket sellers and tea tent helpers to gazebo putter-uppers, litter pickers and trouble shooters, there are a range of roles from active to sitting, suitable for anyone over 16 years! if you can spare a little time please call 0118 9332620 or email [email protected] volunteer stints can be for as little as one hour and we have lots of different jobs both sitting down and more physical ones – please come and help us. fun day tombola it’s that time again when we make a plea for donations for mvp fun day tombola prizes. as usual there will be two stalls, one for adults and one for children. please save any suitable items during your annual clear out. we can collect ([email protected]) or you can drop items off in the plastic tub to the right of the front door at 30 briarlea road, rg7 3sb. thanks! fun day raffle tickets volunteers will be outside mccolls and budgens on the last two saturdays before the fun day to allow you to purchase your raffle tickets in advance and also (again subject to technology working) to pre-purchase your inflatable tickets using our brand new credit card machine (you are of course perfectly welcome to purchase your tickets in the more traditional manner) credit card facilities the fun day team are hoping to make your purchases a little easier on the village cash machines this year by having a credit card facility at both laney and dicks bar and at the ticket booth. obviously, this is very much reliant on the technology gremlins smiling on us on the day! please remember that natwest will be closing its doors for the final time before the fun day so we will be losing one of our three village cash machines. cash can still be taken out from the cash machines at budgens and mccolls and budgens now provides the post office facilities in the village where certain cards are accepted. open studios 17th - 30th june 2018 come along, and see eleven artists working in their studios, talk to them about their work and buy direct from painters, printers, jewellers, sculptors, photographers and stained glass artists on a mini-trial around mortimer, burghfield and spencers wood. leaflets/map available from baobab cafe, mortimer library, caf'active or dobbies. or visit the open studios website: www.open-studios.org.uk and look for: sadie brockbank, annie welch, jason smith, julia kellaway, joan millard, david cotton, elizabeth baldin, cathy newell-price, sue mundy, caroline gatfield and wendy chamberlain. leaflet with map and times etc, available here . the mvp story... mvp was formed nearly 10 years ago by a group of villagers wanting to fulfil some of the requests expressed by the village in the second parish plan – more things going on locally for young families, more things going on locally for the older generation, and better communications, for example. you can see the parish plan on the smpc website with the actions we set off to try and do. over time the number of initiatives mvp has become involved in increased as the need has become apparent. some like the newsletter, website, facebook group, fun day, scarecrow trail, lunch club for the elderly, theatre trips to london, visiting theatre in st john’s hall, children’s pantomime, spring clean, and heartstart courses are still being organised by the mvp today. some like santa’s grotto and bag2school are still supported by mvp but have now been transferred to other groups. it has always been the intention that once an initiative is successfully up and running that mvp would endeavour to hand it over to another village group to run as their own, either as their fund-raising activity or to promote their own group. an initiative which has grown year on year is the affiliation of local voluntary groups to mvp: this year there are 41 local groups: ptas, sports and leisure clubs, scouts and brownies, charities etc. as affiliated members everyone benefits from a combined pool of goods and services such as poster printing and the borrowing of equipment and skills. all the affiliated groups are invited to and the majority will have a presence at the fun day to give them the opportunity to promote themselves and/or raise funds. mvp committee meetings are open to all and take place on the second wednesday of each month at 7:30pm in the meeting room at the back of the methodist church. there is no process of getting voted onto the committee - if you come along to a meeting, find something you would like to get involved in and come again, then – you are considered part of the committee. everyone is invited to come and see how we work. outside the meetings different members beaver away on different things according to the time and skills they are able to offer. some offer time and their skills throughout the year on many different projects, while others take a small role doing specific things. some of us have been involved since the beginning, others are newer, some have done a few years and left, and some people have come back to the mvp after a break, just as you would expect in any organisation. on the 10th march we had our agm and, as is usual at such times, this was an opportunity for people to change their roles and for others to come onboard. you can read the chairman's report for last year . here is the current committee with a few of the things they do for mvp: alison richardson - fun day treasurer since its inception has now returned to that role for mvp as well danusia morsley – chairman. also mvp website updates, heartstart courses, spring clean daphne cooney - minutes secretary david kilshaw – the chief admin of our facebook group doug overett - vice chairman, having a little rest from a couple of years of being both chairman and fun day projec

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