Chipstead Bridge Club
www.chipsteadbc.co.uk
We play duplicate bridge, no spare partners
Mondays at 7.25pm
Subs. £5 pa, then £2 table money
Chairman Graham Wells
Email gwells1@blueyonder.co.uk
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Chipstead Rubber Bridge Club
Peter Aubertin Hall Elmore Road Chipstead
Info: Rubber bridge, Jackpot, friendly atmosphere, beginners welcome.
Meets Wed 7.15 - 10.30pm
Contact: Mrs M Brueggemann
Telephone No      01737 832244
www.reigate-banstead.gov.uk
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Chipstead and Hooley Rainbows, Brownies and Guides
Hooley Rainbows - girls aged 5 to 7 years meet in the Peter Aubertin Hall, High Road, Chipstead.
Thursday afternoons - 4.30pm to 5.30pm
Guider in charge - Miss Lynn Bodsworth,
Telephone No 01737 557349
2nd Chipstead Brownies - girls aged 7 to 10 years meet in the Peter Aubertin Hall.
Tuesdays 5pm to 6.30pm
Guider in charge - Mrs Lesley Marshall
Telephone No 01737 554623.
2nd Chipstead Guides - girls aged 10 to 14 years meet in the Peter Aubertin Hall.
Fridays 6.45pm to 8.45pm.
Guider in charge - Mrs Shirley Page
Telephone No 01737 556979.
Subscriptions for all units are paid on a term basis and can vary, therefore up to date information should be obtained from the relevant guider when enquiring.
The overall objective of each unit is to fulfil the objectives of the Guide Association in assisting girls and young women to fulfil their potential to take an active and responsible role in society. This is done through a variety of different activities including badge work for brownies and guides, crafts, outdoor events, themed meetings to cover specific topics and occasional overnight stays. These are all undertaken at varying levels according to age and ability. Older girls are encouraged to take on leadership responsibilities and work towards a leadership qualification.
All newcomers welcome.
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Chipstead Ladies Lunch Club
Ladies from the surrounding areas of Chipstead, Hooley, Netherne and Banstead meet at the Reigate Hill Golf Club on the second Monday in the month at 12.30. We have 4 speakers a year and the rest of the time it is the opportunity for a friendly lunch and a chance to meet other local ladies.
Please do come and join us – the more the merrier!
Contact Pamela Wood
Telephone 01737 553911
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Chipstead Evening Women’s Institute
We meet once a month with a variety of speakers from light hearted talks to more serious
discussions. We also have various groups within the Institute such as book, garden, needlecraft, theatre & supper clubs.
We hold several social events throughout the year. The Christmas Supper with entertainment, a summer lunch and cheese & wine evening are very popular, with guests invited.
Venue is at the Peter Aubertin Hall on the first Tuesday in the month at 8pm.
Subscription is £25 per annum
New members welcome.
Contact: Mrs Pat Price
Email guide11@tiscali.co.uk
Chipstead Day-time Women’s Institute
Surrey County Federation Women’s Institute
Chipstead W. I. President – Anne Robinson telephone 020 8668 6491
Chipstead day-time WI meet the second Tuesday in the month (apart from August) at 2.30 pm at the Peter Aubertin Hall, Elmore Road, Chipstead. We have a very interesting programme throughout the year including speakers, outings, crafts, books and Mahjong.
Visitors and new members are very welcome to come and join us
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15th Reigate (Chipstead) Scout Group
Headquarters: The Scout Hut, Castle Road, Chipstead, Surrey, CR5 3NS
The Chipstead Scout group caters for boys & girls from 6 yrs to 18 Yrs.
Beavers Age 6 to 8. Contact Ann Ramus 01737-553880
Cubs Age 8 to 10 ½ Contact Roger Wakeling 01737-552841
Scouts Age 10 ½ to 14 Contact Andrew Sutcliffe 01737-224228
Explorers Age 14 to 18 Contact Andrew Sutcliffe 01737-224228
Group Scout Leader Jim Knight 01737-554409
Group Chairman Tony Hook 020-8657-8981
What Beavers do:-
Beavers are for boys/girls aged 6-8 yrs. We play games, usually on a theme for each week, using our excellent grounds as much as possible. We also do craft, artwork, learn about our world past and current. We go on walks, outings and have visitors. We try different food and drink and make up our own puppet shows for parents. We also earn LOTS of badges! This all amounts to lots of fun.
What do Cubs do? Answer: Have fun!
Whilst enjoying themselves Cubs learn, without realising, many skills: from cooking, to carpentry to knotting, to caring for wildlife, plants etc. - the list is endless. There are over thirty badges to be earned, taking in personal fitness and health through sports of all kinds, mental stimulation with the Book Reader and Collectors badges, spiritual knowledge with the My Faith and World Faiths badges.
One of our most popular activities is outdoor cooking – first you have to know how to build you stove ie. a camp fire. It’s no good just setting fire to a load of sticks and hoping for the best!
Modern technology is not forgotten with the Communicator, Science and Information Technology badges.
We try to do things that are not usually done at school, or if they are we try the practical approach in smaller group thus enabling a better understanding – in theory that is, it does not always work out but we have fun trying.
Our members range from 8 to 10 ½ years of age and we are “all inclusive” that is - no barriers on gender, race, religion, class or ability (the Scout movement has specialist advisors for most special needs).
Scout Troop & Explorer Scout Unit
Scouting makes a positive contribution to society by helping young people to develop as active members of the communitee: who are self reliant,
who are caring,
who are responsible,
who show commitment.
Scouting works well when young people enjoy learning by working in partnership with adults. They do this by:
Taking part in a variety of activities and new experiences
Exploring the outdoors
Participating in teams
Taking responsibility
Scouting in the UK is organised through The Scout Association and has a clear purpose:
To help young people achieve their full physical, intellectual, social and spiritual potential as individuals, as responsible citizens and as members of their local, national and international communities.
The Group
The Scout Association offers everyday adventure and activity to almost 400,000 young people across the UK. The movement is the largest co-educational youth organisation in the world, with over 28 million members in 216 countries and territories.
The Chipstead Scout Group was originally formed in 1912, three years after Scouting was started by Robert Baden-Powell. The Scout troop ran until the early part of the World War 11. The first Scout Master was Mr. Rudolph.
The Group was reformed in 1952 with Charles Hancock as Scout Leader. The group has been active since then and now comprises four sections. Our H.Q. is the Scout Hut in Castle Road which we have used since 1953. In 2004 we purchased the hut and surrounding land. So we now own marvellous ‘scouting’ country, very suitable for camping and complete with a camp fire circle.
All sections are open for new members.
Like all youth organisations we are always short of adult help. If you would like to help today’s young people please contact Jim Knight or Tony Hook.
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Chipstead, Hooley & Woodmansterne Conservative Association
Chipstead, Hooley & Woodmansterne Conservative Association comes within the constituency of Reigate & Banstead www.reigateconservatives.co.uk
Our Member of Parliament, Crispin Blunt, entered politics in 1990 and was elected to Parliament as Member for Reigate and Banstead in May 1997. Crispin enjoys a majority of 10,988 and is currently an opposition whip. His main enthusiasms away from work are his family and cricket.
Chipstead, Hooley & Woodmansterne Conservative Association enjoys an active social
programme holding four or five events a year. These include our annual Big Breakfast, Spring
Lunch, and Summer Barbeque and Jazz Evening, with other events including wine tastings,
garden visits and theatre visits.
Members of The Committee can be contacted as follows:
CHAIRMAN Mrs Rosemary Selfe Tel: 01737 553962
Chesterwood
1 Hollymead Road
Chipstead CR5 3LQ
rearl@sloaneclub.co.uk
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SECRETARY Mrs Fiona Montgomery Tel: 01737 556148
The School House
High Road
Chipstead CR5 3SD
Fiona.montgomeryl@btopenworld.com
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TREASURER Mrs Marion Brewster Tel: 01 737 552577
Flat 5 Longshaw
Hazelwood Lane
Chipstead CR5 3QU
Brewster@sweethaven.biz
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Serving the community as County and Borough Councillors are:
SURREY COUNTY COUNCIL
Mrs Angela Fraser Tel: 01737 551944
How Hatch
How Lane
Chipstead CR5 3LN
angela.fraser@surreycc.gov.uk
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BOROUGH COUNCILLORS
Mr Richard Wagner Tel: 01737 555091
4 Hazel Way
Chipstead CR5 3PJ
cIIr.wagner@reigate-banstead.gov.uk
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Mr Richard Mantle Tel: 01737 353553
Hill Farm
Woodmansterne Street
Banstead SM73NF
cIIr.mantle@reigate-banstead.gov.uk
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Mr John Stephenson Tel: 01737 556548
Doghurst Cottage
Doghurst Lane
Chipstead CR5 3PL
cIIr.stephenson@reigate-banstead.gov.uk
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Hooley Residents Association
Chairman and Secretary: Frank Stepney telephone 01737 552302
Treasurer: Caroline Bruce 01737 559225
Our Committee meets about once a quarter together with one or more of the
local councillors and usually Angela Fraser our Surrey County Councillor.
Our 2007 AGM will be held on September 14th
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