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Larchfield Festival
Sunday, 11 July 2010, 11:00 am to 11:00 pm - Desborough Park, Maidenhead
Community Activities
SUNDAY MORNING: River Church Service
From 11am – 12noon on Sunday 11th July. It will happen inside the giant marquee, which will be located near the pavilion on the north side of the park.
SUNDAY NIGHT: World Cup Final
Who’s it for?
Anyone who fancies watching the World Cup Final on a large screen, in the park, with their mates.
When and where’s it happening?
From 7pm – 11pm on Sunday 11th July. The game will be shown on the big screen inside the giant marquee, which will be located near the pavilion on the north side of the park.
What will it cost?
It’s free to watch, you’ll just need money to buy food and drinks from our bar (proof of ID will be required to buy alcohol).
There’ll also be a ticket-based sweepstake with a chance to win fantastic footy prizes.
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Larchfield Festival
Saturday, 10 July 2010, 10:00 am to 11:00 pm - Desborough Park, Maidenhead
Community Activities
SATURDAY DAY: Ladies Pampering & Kids Bouncy Castle
10am – 4pm
SATURDAY DAY: Football Tournament
10am – 4pm and Fun in the Park
Who’s it for?
Anyone aged 15+ who fancies a bit of footy fun...or anyone who wants to just
have some fun in the park!
What’s happening?
The first ever Larchfield 5-a-side football tournament! Compete alongside other
Larchfield residents for a day of footy in the spirit of the World Cup. There will
be group stages, with all teams then progressing into 2 separate knockout
competitions. So don’t worry - there’s a competition to suit everyone.
And if you’re not up for playing, there’ll be other ways to join in the fun. We’ll
have bouncy castles, a pamper tent for the ladies, a BBQ, and soccer AM style
competitions, including “Road to the World Cup” & “Crossbar Challenge”.
When and where’s it happening?
From 10am – 4pm on Saturday July 10th in and around the football field in
Desborough Park.
What will it cost?
To enter a team of between 5-8 players will cost £3 per player. Use of the bouncy
castle is free, but we ask you make a donation to use the pamper tent, with all
funds going towards community services/activities in Larchfield.
To enter a football team, please fill-in the separate application form and either send it back
to us or call 07772 889369 to arrange for someone to come and collect it from you.SATURDAY NIGHT: Race Night
7:30pm – 11pm
SPECIAL INVITATION TO RACE NIGHT, 7.30 pm SATURDAY 10TH JULY
It’s not long now before the first ever Larchfield Festival comes to Desborough Park from Friday 9th to Sunday 11th July. The festival is being organised by River Church with the support of the local council and promises to be a weekend packed with family-friendly fun and games, including a Race Night on the Saturday evening.
We would love to see lots of local people attending this event. So, thanks to a subsidy from MDHA, we would like to offer MDHA residents living on the Larchfield Estate the opportunity to buy tickets for the Race Night at the reduced rate of only £2.50 per person (usually £8 or £5 for groups of 6 or more)!
The ticket price includes a Ploughman’s platter, a drink from the bar plus all that is needed to play at the Race Night. Here’s how the Race Night works:-
• We will be showing films of actual horse races throughout the evening
• You will be given some fun “Larchfield Festival” money at the beginning of the evening
• Place a bet with our Race night hosts on whichever horse you think will win the race
• You will not be betting for real cash
• You can bet on as many horses as you like, as many times as you like
• When all bets have been placed, the race will be shown and the winner displayed
• If your horse is the winner, collect your winnings
• The players with the most winnings over the course of the night will win some fantastic prizes
For Race Night tickets please ring Alejandra Cerrillo on 07789 243009.
For any other information about the Larchfield Festival please leave a message on 07772 889369 and one of the Larchfield Festival team will get back to you.
Hope to see you there!
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Larchfield Festival
Friday, 09 July 2010, 6:00 pm to 9:00 pm - Desborough Park, Maidenhead
Community Activities
FRIDAY NIGHT: Friday Night in the Park
Who’s it for?
Anyone aged 11 – 19.
What’s happening?
What’s not happening! There’ll be loads of ‘normal’ games (like football, cricket
and volleyball), some ‘crazy’ games (like giant Jenga, giant sumo wrestling and
other inflatable fun), a chance to sing your heart out for Karaoke, and some party
food and drink (non-alcoholic).
When and where’s it happening?
The fun will take place from 6pm – 9pm on Friday, July 9. It will happen in and
around the giant marquee, which will be located next to the pavilion on the north
side of the park.
What will it cost?
Best thing of all, it’s FREE to come along! If you like, you can bring a bit of change
to buy some snacks and drinks.
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Ellington School Summer Fair - Circus Theme
Friday, 09 July 2010, 1:00 pm to 3:15 pm - Ellington School, Cookham Road, Maidenhead,B erkshire, SL6 7JA
Community Activities
Come and enjoy a Circus Summer Fair at Courthouse School, a wide variety of Circus Activities and the Eco-Warriors with their green advice and information.
There will also be lots of games and activities to enjoy throughout the day.
We hope to see you there.
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York Court First Meeting for a Resident’s Association
Wednesday, 07 July 2010, 6:00 pm - Maidenhead and District Housing Association Offices
Community Activities
A residents association is in the process of being set up at York Court, after our consultation BBQ on the 5th of June some resident’s would like one to be set-up to support and fund-raise for a change in the Communal Green Area. Come and find out how to set-up a Residents Association and what benefit it would be to you as a local resident.
What is a Residents’ Association?
A Residents’ Association is a group, made up of local residents who represent the interests of everyone living in a particular area. It plays a large part in dealing with problems that people come up against, as well as organising things like social events. Residents’ Associations are set up for everyone to join. Membership is open to all local residents. Groups do not discriminate against members of the community because of race, age, sexual orientation, disability, religion or gender.
How do Residents’ Associations work?
They meet to talk about the problems in their community like: *Litter *Parking *Vandalism * Dog Fouling
The group may also help to arrange more Children’s Activities or set up a Pensioners Club. They can also arrange Social events.
Why get involved?
It’s an opportunity to meet new people, deal with local and community issues and find out more about how to improve your neighbourhood.
If you are interested in being involved in local issues , come along on the 7th of July to talk to us at MDHA Offices.
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