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by the Cricklade Town Festival Committee
In summary, the 2005 festival was another great success! A big
thanks to everyone who came along and all the people who took part.
Through everyone’s efforts we are proud to announce that the
festival has raised £1036 for our nominated local charity,
The Jubilee Gardens Project, based in Purton Stoke.
Madonna in Cricklade!
Saturday the 25th June 2005 of the Cricklade Festival saw another
exciting party evening this time with Madonna in the Town Hall,
which had been tastefully decorated to compliment the
occasion. Many Cricklade residents and friends attend the 'Vogue'
evening which was sponsored by Russell Osman. This included
a live band and dancers with a great performance of Madonna
hits by one of the best tribute bands around. A licensed bar
helped the evening go with a swing and a giant raffle with many
prizes to be won was thoroughly successful. The atmosphere of
the evening was exhilarating with everyone joining in the dancing
and singing, ending with a lively disco and people not wanting
to go home. All in all this was a very successful and enjoyable
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Ladies First!
Cricklade's first Ladies Pamper and Indulgence Evening proved
to be a huge success. Well over 60 people came along to the
hall at St Sampsons Junior School to indulge in a little pampering
and retail therapy. It was a deliciously warm evening - just
the right accompaniment for all the gorgeous things on offer!
We were treated to a broad selection of shopping opportunities
from stallholders selling goodies such as designer flower
arrangements, candles, toiletries, jewellery, antiques, clothing
and trinkets. We also had great representation from local
therapists for mind, body and spirit. These included Pilates,
Yoga, Reiki, Chiropody, Reflexology, Coaching, Hypnotherapy,
nutritional and wellbeing advice, hairstyling and a fitness
expertise. The whole event was sponsored by local company
Purple Lighthouse,
who provide support for people aiming to make positive changes
in both their personal and professional lives. The
festival committee provided wine and nibbles and ran a successful
raffle of gifts donated by the stallholders and therapists,
which raised over £60 for our charity The Jubilee Gardens
Project.
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| Blakehill
Nature Walk
Over 150 people, ranging in age from 3 to 83 (a bit of poetic
license here!) enjoyed visiting the Blakehill Farm nature
reserve which opened in the summer of 2005. For many older
residents of Cricklade Blakehill Farm is still remembered
as a glider base used in World War II and later as a listening
station for GCHQ. The land has not been cultivated for a very
long time and provides a vast expanse of land teeming with
plant, animal and insect life. Guides from the Wiltshire Wildlife
Trust provided a fascinating commentary about the nature reserve
and pointed out several very rare plant specimens. The views
over the surrounding area were magnificent and we are sure
Cricklade residents, and those from further afield, will enjoy
the glimpse into Wiltshire rural life which Blakehill Farm
provides for many years to come.
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Festival Family Fun
Day
What a day we had! There was something for everyone..
We had classic motorcycles, circus displays, fairground attractions,
a superb pantomime, live music, food and drink - and some
great weather! We wanted this to be a family event and
we were thrilled to see so many who turned out for what turned
out to be one of the highlights of the festival fortnight.
Many thanks to everyone who came! We hope you enjoyed
it as much as we did!
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