Really pleased to hear that Mike Walsh is back at home and recovering well. I'm sure everyone in the village sends their thoughts and best wishes to Mike and Annette. We hope to see you soon Mike.
Thursday, 28 January 2010
My Fair Lady hits Kings Cliffe
The Kings Cliffe Players are presenting My Fair Lady at Kings Cliffe Memorial Hall in March.
The play runs between Wednesday March 17 to Saturday March 20, followed by a second week of performances between Wednesday March 24 to Saturday March 27. It starts at 7.30pm.
Tickets cost £8 for adults. OAPs and under 16s are £6. Tickets go on sale on Saturday February between 10.30am and 12.30pm at the Memorial Hall Parlour (Church Walk doors). And if you can't manage to make that time then tickets will be on sale afterwards at the Kings Cliffe Post Office.
The play runs between Wednesday March 17 to Saturday March 20, followed by a second week of performances between Wednesday March 24 to Saturday March 27. It starts at 7.30pm.
Tickets cost £8 for adults. OAPs and under 16s are £6. Tickets go on sale on Saturday February between 10.30am and 12.30pm at the Memorial Hall Parlour (Church Walk doors). And if you can't manage to make that time then tickets will be on sale afterwards at the Kings Cliffe Post Office.
Burns Night at the Kings Head
APETHORPE made sure that Robbie Burns will never be forgotten with a massive celebration at the Kings Head last weekend.
A local piper made sure the evening went off with a bang, and wee drams at the bar made sure everyone got in to the Highland Spirit.
Rumours suggest the editor of this blog was last seen on the dancefloor in full Highland Swing with Justine and various members of the community, though all reports have been denied.
Fancy being a Special Constable?
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE Police has contacted us to see if any Apethorpe villagers are interested in being a Special Constable.
If you've always fancied getting to grips with criminals and doing your bit for the county, then now's your chance, so read on:
Northants Police currently has over 180 Volunteer Police Officers (Special Constables), all of which contribute to keeping your community safe and “making the difference” within it.
Special Constables are involved in a very diverse mixture of police work, a typical shift can involve crewing up with another Special or Regular Officer, and responding to calls from the public when they come in. This could be anything form anti-social behaviour to a serious assault! You may find that a large amount of your time will be spent carrying out proactive high visibility patrols in your area. This is of course very important as it improves public confidence and can deter crime before it happens.
Special Constables are often called upon to support specific operations across the force. This can present you with a number of exciting opportunities as you could be involved in, plain clothes work, intelligence gathering and executing search warrants, to name but a few.
Becoming a Special Constable is ideal for those who want to help their local Police Officers and PCSO’s and put something back in to their community.
It is also an ideal position for those who wish to become full-time Police Officers to gain excellent experience and life skills to aid them in applying.
For more information on the role, to receive an application form, or to view Northants Police upcoming Open Evenings please visit:-www.northants.police.uk/careers or call Lizzi Betts on 03000 111 222 ext 2098, our specials recruitment administrator who will be happy to advise you.
If you've always fancied getting to grips with criminals and doing your bit for the county, then now's your chance, so read on:
Northants Police currently has over 180 Volunteer Police Officers (Special Constables), all of which contribute to keeping your community safe and “making the difference” within it.
Special Constables are involved in a very diverse mixture of police work, a typical shift can involve crewing up with another Special or Regular Officer, and responding to calls from the public when they come in. This could be anything form anti-social behaviour to a serious assault! You may find that a large amount of your time will be spent carrying out proactive high visibility patrols in your area. This is of course very important as it improves public confidence and can deter crime before it happens.
Special Constables are often called upon to support specific operations across the force. This can present you with a number of exciting opportunities as you could be involved in, plain clothes work, intelligence gathering and executing search warrants, to name but a few.
Becoming a Special Constable is ideal for those who want to help their local Police Officers and PCSO’s and put something back in to their community.
It is also an ideal position for those who wish to become full-time Police Officers to gain excellent experience and life skills to aid them in applying.
For more information on the role, to receive an application form, or to view Northants Police upcoming Open Evenings please visit:-www.northants.police.uk/careers or call Lizzi Betts on 03000 111 222 ext 2098, our specials recruitment administrator who will be happy to advise you.
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