Fairground Games-Themed BIG LUNCHOn Wordsworth Green, Sunday 2nd June, 2-4pm
Bring your own picnic, drinks, chairs and rugs. Family and friends very welcome. Games and organised events including hook-a-duck, hoopla, races and coconut shy. Please bring a cake to sell on the cake stall – all proceeds will be put towards the purchase of a life-saving heart defibrillation device to be located in our own community.
Generously supported by Yarnold’s Budgens and local traders and shopsAvon courtSpring fayreSunday 19th May,2-4pm Scholars lane, Stratford-upon–Avon. CV37 6HE (Down past the Falcon Hotel)
Stratford Concert Band Kicks off with a blast at 2pm
Delicious tea and cakes Traditional games Book, cake, clothes and other stalls Following on from the 2012 Stratford CleanUp campaign, the Town Council is again facilitating a 2013 Spring Clean-up. They will be tackling anything from litter, graffiti, signage clutter to road sign cleaning, chewing gum, river banks etc. If you have any areas which could do with a clean then please send them to Ian Fradgley at ianstc@hotmail.co.uk or better still register them direct on facebook http://www.facebook.com/stratfordcleanup A full list will be published on facebook and if you would like to join in on the cleanup itself then you can also register on Facebook or just let Ian know.
 See what I made! Divali night went well.
We had a dry and mild evening.
Even though we had two
gazebos we didn’t need any
shelter from wind or rain.
 More candidates working at Lou’s stall
 Double Concentration
and there was food to be enjoyed by all - thanks to Yarnold’s Budgens for their generousity.
And finally….. spot your friendly glow in the dark PCSO !!
Tuesday 13th November, 4.30-5.30pm Wordsworth Green, by the playground Trinity Mead will be celebrating Diwali, the festival of lights tomorrow. Donations will be welcomed to support our fund-raising for a defibrillator, in exchange for Indian food and drinks! Make a lantern and take it away with you – for 50p Kindly supported by Yarnold’s Budgens of Trinity Mead
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A Right Royal T PartyThe bunting came out in full force on the sunny morning of Sunday June 10th on the Trinity Mead Development, not to mention the Tea-cups and tressle tables, to adorn the many cakes that would surely follow! Then came the people! Not hoards, but a collection of families and couples from all over the Trinity Mead Development, with them were the picnic rugs, plates of homemade goodies and of course the finest china that Stratford has to offer!
  To celebrate in style, Yarnold’s Budgens even pledged a free glass of Pimms to each and every adult that joined in the celebrations. Also organised were many informal races and games for the children, best dressed adults and a prize for every child that brought along a teddy bear!
 Finally, and new to the community this year was the announcement of the winning front gardens on the development, know as Blooming Trinity Mead! The winner and two runners up are to be awarded a plaque to proudly display in their gardens, kindly donated by Yarnold’s Budgens.
The reason to celebrate, well there are lots. Amongst them were: The Queen’s Jubilee, the start of Summer, The annual Big Lunch event, but most of all because we are a lovely development, in a beautiful part of the country. We want to be a special community with neighbours that care about and look out for each other and a place where our children can play safely amongst their friends. So please keep up to date with future events and clubs by looking at our community website www.trinitymead.com.
The Recreation Ground, Stratford upon Avon30thJune-1st July 2012
The weekend of the 30th June and 1st July sees the banks and the waterways of the River Avon come alive with a boat load of fun. With a packed programme of events both on and off the river there’s something for all the family to enjoy at this unique free event. Some come and check out a variety of water based activities, admire over 100 decorated narrow boats, feast on a selection of global foods, be inspired by the Charity village, pick up a unique gift at the Craft market, get the kids involved in the various activities in the family zone or participate in one of the many workshops, or simply slump in a deckchair and enjoy listening to a selection of world class bands and performers on the band stand. Website: www.stratfordriverfestival.co. Tel: Stratforward 01789 299011 We have rescheduled the planned Jubilee get-together on Wordsworth Green, our usual venue, as it was felt most people had other arrangements. However, it would not be right to allow such a special event to pass without celebrating in some way with our friends and neighbours. So join us for: ‘A Right Royal T Party’ Sunday June 10th from 2 – 4pm Wordsworth Green
We invite you to bring picnic blankets, gazebo/tents, if the weather looks wet; drink, nibbles and a cake / cakes to share. We will be setting up a large table to display the cakes to share. We will be organising some fun games for adults and children including tea cup and saucer races and tug of war. We invite you to wear RED, WHITE and BLUE and children to dress a teddy in our country’s colours. Yarnold’s Budgens are kindly supporting the event and providing a FREE Glass of Pimms to all attending adults! Please come along and join in this lovely community event! Posters and banners will be going up around the development in the next 10 days, and further posts can be read on the this site www.trinitymead.com Let’s make this our biggest and best event yet! For more information you can email Lorraine on louprep@gmail.com Dear Neighbours, We have so many beautiful gardens around the development, what better a way to celebrate them, than to host our very own gardening competition? Judges will be exploring the front gardens of the development during the week of May 28th to select 12 finalists. There are no specifications or categories – we are just looking for gardens that appeal, are neat, interesting, well looked after or quirky in some way! The twelve finalists will have a note posted through their door, inviting them to Trinity Mead’s Right Royal T Party on Wordsworth Green, Sunday June 10th 2pm – 4pm. The winners will be selected and announced by our horticultural guest! Small prizes for 3 runners up and a plaque to display with pride for the winner. Thanks to our lovely local store Yarnold’s Budgens who are supporting this event. So dig up the weeds and plant some seeds! Good luck to everyone. More posts will follow on www.trinitymead.com For more information you can email Lorraine on louprep@googmail.com What an ‘eggciting’ time we all had on Easter Sunday morning, thanks to Yarnold’s Budgens. At 11 o clock not only were we treated to a special meeting with Budgens Bear, a friendly and cuddly addition to our community, but we were also given a challenge to hunt for green treasure along the footpath opposite the store.
In return for finding the green treasure we were very generously rewarded with not one, not two, but three yummy Easter Eggs! Over 80 children with their families turned up for the treasure hunt, brilliantly led by lovely Kally.
A big thank you to Dominic, Charlotte, Kally and of course Budgen’s Bear for all the fun and for the generous treasure too! Thank you also to everyone that turned out to support this lovely community event!
Watch out for future events, kindly supported by Yarnolds Budgens!
    The Sunday before last you may have seen an odd sight on Trinity Mead – as intrepid members of the Trinity Mead residents association, joined by Town Councillor Victoria Alcock and Councillor Kate Rolfe, donned gloves and hi-viz jackets for a couple of hours of litter picking. Armed with plastic bin-bags, and picker sticks, they filled a grand total of 6 bags with sweet wrappers, drink cans, bottles, cigarette butts and even neatly-bagged dog mess. Oh, and is anyone missing any articles of clothing?? Lots of people stopped to chat, and several promises to help next time were made. One kind resident gave them all ice creams over his garden fence which were very gratefully received! Look out for the next ‘Pick-up’ and come and join us. On a more serious note, Trinity Mead is a lovely development and we can all contribute to keeping it that way – by taking our litter home, and instil in our children that littering is not acceptable, and even picking up the odd bit of litter when we see it. Particularly, horrible is the dog mess – not only that left on the ground, but also that left in bag in hedges and hanging trees. How bizarre to pick it up and leave it hanging there! Please, please, dog owners do pick up the mess and dispose of it at home or in the bins provided..Cigarette butts are also litter – and these lie in abundance, around the bus stops and in areas where they are routinely onto the same patch of grass. These do not break down into the soil, so please take them home or put them in a bin. With Easter coming up we are delighted to announce that Budgens has organised an Easter Egg Hunt for youngsters on Easter Sunday, 8th April, at 11am. There will be 4 categories… 3/5 year olds 6/8 year olds 9/11 year olds 12 and over The younger ones will set off first, followed by the other groups in age order with a small time gap in between. The meeting point is on the green (triangular green) opposite Budgens of Trinity Mead. The children will then be given instructions on what to look for, they will then have to take what they have found to the shop to exchange for eggs. Click here to see the Easter Egg Hunt Poster
Just to remind you that Trinity Mead Residents’ Association Meeting is this Monday night, 7 November at 7.30pm in Bridgetown School. Please do come – we keep our meetings short and to the point so you can get up to date on Trinity Mead and forthcoming events without writing off the whole evening! Agenda items include: • Voting in new committee – would you like to be a member? • Road Adoption update • Neighbourhood Watch Alerts • Waitrose Development update • Clubs Report • Planning for Christmas Carols on the Green • Event Planning for 2012 • and more…..
All that in under 90 minutes!
Kind regards Trinity Mead Residents’ Association Committee
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