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What's going on in Hillbrow, Langley, Rake, Rogate, Terwick? If you have any information about ROGATE OR RAKE OR HILLBROW OR LANGLEY OR TERWICK or you would like to add or you have photographs depicting the olden days and times gone by please do make contact with us. Telephone Ian on: 01730 892852 or email: iancroucher@hotmail.com Type in any of these, you will come to this site: www.rogate-rake.org www.rogate-rake.org.uk www.rogatevillage.co.uk www.rogatevillage.com www.rogatevillage.co.uk www.rogate-rake.org www.rogate-rake.org.uk www.rogatevillage.com What's going on in Terwick Hillbrow Langley Rake Rogate? What's going on in Hillbrow Terwick Langley Rake Rogate? What's going on in Rogate Terwick Hillbrow Langley Rake? So What's Going On Full Stop? TELL US HERE AT http://www.rogate-rake.org |
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What's going on in the Parish of Rogate? if you have any information about ROGATE or RAKE or HILLBROW or LANGLEY or TERWICK or ANY OF THE SURROUNDING AREAS say Petersfield or Liphook or Milland or Harting or you would like to add a snippet of news, perhaps an small article about your favourite hobby, local club or society or perhaps you have photographs depicting local news or perhaps the olden days/times gone by or even lovely views of our countryside, then please do contact us. Please email: rogate-rakevillagewebsite@live.com or Telephone Ian on: 01730 892852. So if YOU know just what is going on in Hillbrow, Langley, Rake, Rogate, Terwick and surrounding areas? Then Why Not Tell Us Here @ http://www.rogate-rake.org |
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Sometimes only a picture can get our attention! Click this link to see the whole story BUT PLEASE BE WARNED IT WILL BE UPSETTING! |
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OUR INTERNET “PICK OF THE MONTH” WHATCH THIS & I GUARANTEE YOUR BE MOVED! |
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REPORT A POTHOLE! If you come across a large pothole please report it directly to the Highways Pothole Team on the link below or click the pothole shown. CLICK: HIGHWAYS POTHOLE TEAM |
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RATA - Rogate Appeal for Traffic Action The lead topic has been the “20sPlenty where people live” campaign. Wheelie bin stickers have publicised the topic and is the start of changing the mind-set of drivers. The Petersfield Post has reported on the subject. The RPC Traffic Sub-Committee has petitioned the centre of Rogate village for a 20mph default speed limit, taking in West Street (including the Parsonage), East Street, North Street and Haben Hill. An overwhelming “yes” vote of 96%…. To read more click/follow this LINK |
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ROGATE TENNIS CLUB ARE OFFERING FREE LESSONS All very welcome at club mix-ins on; Sundays throughout the year: 10.30 am - 12.30 pm & Thursdays in the summer: 6.00 - 8.00 pm Your Tennis Balls Will Be Supplied So Why Not Give t A Try FOR FREE Become a member & play anytime you could even win Wimbledon Tickets Membership: Individual £35 per year & Family only £60 per year & NO JOINING FEE Contact the Club on: 01730 - 821440 or 821669 or 01730 813566 Or any club member, see you there. |
Using food in a sustainable way to create electricity! What will they think of next?The amount of food we waste each year currently sits at a global figure of 1.3bln tons. An unconceivable sum when we consider the amount of people who are starving in the world. But what can be done to put all this waste to better use? Three councils in North Wales are looking at innovative ways of using food waste in a sustainable way; by turning 20,000 tons of it into electricity each year. The £7.5m project ……………………… TO READ THE FULL STORY CLICK THIS LINK |
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The Rogate Village Hall’s - Youth Club 100 Club Click here for the “Information & Draw Results Page We are nearly half way there with our membership! Come on Rogate! This is for our local children! The Draw takes place on the last Rogate Youth Club night (Thursdays) of each month & drawn by two senior members of the Youth Club.
THIS MONTHS WINNERS: Draw Date: November 2012 1st Prize Winner: Ian Croucher & 2nd Prize was won by Brian Allison. Drawn by Rogate Youth Club Members Shaun Giles & Jordan Tilley.
Draw Date: December 2012 {Drawn Early Because of Christmas} 1st Prize Winner: Penny Croucher & 2nd Prize was won by Terry Bell . Drawn by Rogate Youth Club Members George May & Esther Maidens.
Hearty Congratulations to our Draw Winners & many, many thanks to all our supporters.
Rogate Youth Club - New Opening Times Young people in and around Rogate will find a warm welcome at our Youth Club. We have our own rooms alongside the Village Hall where we like to relax and have fun in a safe and friendly place - see for yourself and bring your friends, there are lots of activities to plan and enjoy, games to play indoors and out on the recreation ground and in the youth shelter. You can buy food and drinks at the tuck shop, try cooking, arts and crafts, access the internet free of charge and play your own music. We organise special trips, show films, or just chill out with our friends in a separate comfy room. Our youth leaders may be able to help if you are looking for advice and guidance. The Club is divided into two groups: Seniors (ages 15 to 18) meeting on Thursday evenings from 7 to 9 pm. Inbetweeners (ages 11 to 14, including anyone within three months of their 11th birthday) meeting on Tuesday afternoons from 4.30 to 6.15.
Want to know more, phone or e-mail our principal leader - Kirsty Strachan on 07853 391261 email: rogate.youthclub@gmail.com |
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SNOWED IN DAY & COULDN'T GET TO WORK BECAUSE WHAT? KIDS HOME FROM SCHOOL! CAR STUCK! NO BUS! WHAT QUESTIONS PEOPLE ARE ASKING THEIR BOSS
This information was sent to us by Nat West Bank and we thought it in the publics interest to pass it on.
With the Winter in full flow, the UK is seeing a growing level of weather warnings for flooding and strong winds. It would seem that we are coming to that time of year where the weather can have quite an effect on you and your staff. Be it snow stopping them getting out of their drive, or adverse weather affecting public transport, there are many questions you may have about what you need to do.
To help, we have taken some of the most popular questions asked by our business customers and answered them below.
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WHAT A TRULY BRILLIANT ALL STARS CONCERT Last Saturday evening in Rogate Church
It was billed by Patrick Le Pla as a “candlelit concert show-casing the talents of our local stars - people you know!” and he also said right from the offset that “'everyone taking part is a star” and boy how right he was!
It was indeed very humbling for those of us sitting in the pews when we all realised just how much true raw talent we have within our community, very humbling in deed. In these days of 3-D Cinema's, 24/7 Television, On-line programs etc. that we can not only watch on our televisions and our computers as well but even on our Mobile Telephones and iPod's along with a plethora of new devises forever being trumpeted as the latest “must have” things to make our “entertainment experience complete” to use this modern jargon we hear so much these days! “Real Entertainment” can be hard to find. But here in Rogate, you can forget all those fancy modern devices especially when it comes to the live, in your face performances such as we all experience within the packed walls of St Bartholomew's Church on Saturday evening. Such a wide ranging choice of entertainment, with world class and award winning stars within the line-up as well, although to pick out any one performance would do a real disservice to all the other, very talented members of the cast. If you missed it, I truly feel sorry for you, for when it was finally over and everyone had taken their well disserved bows, we went home with a real warm glow within us all, true some of it came from the excellent free mulled wine served during the interval but most of it came from a real sense of pride, pride in what our fellow man, and I use that in the purely biblical sense you understand, and not the least bit chauvinistic I assure you, but what our fellow man can turn his hand too when asked and finally a real sense of pride in our community for coming together and putting on a REAL STAR STUDDED SHOW. Well done Rogate, well done Patrick Le Pla for putting on this simply brilliant evening, well done to all who generously gave up their valuable time to rehearse and finally bring it all together and perform in front of a packed house on the evening, and lets not forget what it was all in aid of, rebuilding our church roof, so well done to everyone for their very generous donations as they left to go home, brilliant, simply BRILLIANT! STOP PRESS: The Concert raised £1,300 towards the roof, that just shows how good it was! |
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Rogate Youth Club is looking to recruit a YOUTH WORKER to organise & run the Youth Club We are looking for a skilled communicator and team player to work with young people aged 11 to 16 in our community. Previous youth working experience is required and the successful candidate must be able to demonstrate clear understanding of the issues that face young people in our community, have a participative and inclusive style of communication and an ability to encourage and empower young people. Ideally applicants will have attained NVQ Level 2 for Youth Work however training will be provided if not at this level. The Youth Club meets in the club room on Thursday’s each week during school term time. The Youth Worker will be required to work from 5.15pm until 7.15pm with some further preparation, administration and training time, to be agreed. Salary will be based on the JNC Youth Worker salary scale. This will initially be a twelve month contract with a view to extending should demand and funding permit. The Youth Club is supported by WSCC/YSDS which offers training, support and DBS checks. In addition, the Youth Worker will be supported by the Youth Club Management Committee. Please send Application forms to: Rogate Youth Club. C/o St. Georges Cottage, Rondle Wood, Milland, Liphook Hants. GU30 7LA Or Email to: pam@rondlewood.freeserve.co.uk Closing date for applications: 28th MARCH 2013. The Youth Club Room is at the Rear of Rogate Village Hall North Street ROGATE GU31 5HG. |
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WELL THAT’S IT FOLKS As you know, I have been trying to find someone to take over this community website for a while now but to date no takers which is a real shame, especially when you think nearly 1,500 people a month (that’s the equivalent of all the people that live in Rogate) regularly log into this site from all over the world, to catch up with the goings on in Rogate. With Penny stepping down as Church Warden in April and with her also retiring from Rogate School this summer, we both thought this was a good time to take a back seat for a while. She has helped out at school since our children Philippa and Jamie, first started going to this wonderful village school, that’s the best part of 25 years ago and she has enjoyed every bit of it, but we both think its time to hand over to younger souls now. She and I are trying desperately to retire and see a lot more of the world whilst we are still reasonably good on our pins! so we have decided that we will give it until March 31st and if no one has come fwd by then, we will simply stop updating this website. We will still leave it running as a lot of people including local schools and local newspapers etc. use it for reference but as regards updating any information, I am afraid that will have to stop. May we take this opportunity to personally thank all our loyal readers from all over the world, the people who have sent us so much information and the clubs and societies who have used us to keep their followers up to date with all that is going on in Rogate and most of all, you our loyal readers. Cheers and remember, this is not a practice run, this really is the rest of our lives, so for gods sake, HAVE FUN & ENJOY IT! |
