Good Causes

THE THREE Anglican Churches in Beaconsfield, St Mary's and All Saints, St Michael's and All Angels and St Thomas', have sent £500 to the Haiti Emergency Fund.

French comedy classic, La Cage aux Folles, is to be screened at the National Film School in Station Road, Beaconsfield on Thursday (21st).

There's a chance to buy arts and crafts from local artists at the increasingly successful bi- annual art fair at The Beaconsfield School on November 21.

SIX THOUSAND people turned out to watch fireworks at Beaconsfield Cricket Club on Saturday - resulting in a whopping £10,000 raised for local charities.

SEELEYS House respite and day centre for adults with learning difficulties is hosting its biggest ever annual Christmas Fair later this month to coincide with the 25th anniversary of its highly‐valued day service.

RUNNERS from Beaconsfield were among the thousands to complete the London Marathon on Sunday.

An open air performance of Shakespeare's comedy Much Ado About Nothing is to take place in the garden of a large house in Beaconsfield in June.
With audience numbers restricted to 100 per show for three days, and with the Saturday evening already sold out, only those who plan ahead will be seeing this one off performance by the newly formed The Garden Players.

When Ranald Paterson, who spent nine years working in Zambia, discovered that a nearby church was raising money for a children's home in the very district he knew so well, he offered his expertise.

Love Elvis Presley? Then you'll really love this. A genuine strand of hair from the King himself will be up for grabs at the latest fundraising event for ten year old Joe Charman.
The hair will be auctioned at an Elvis concert on May 9 when Elvis impersonator Rob Kingsley - who won Best European Elvis of 2008 - will travel down to Beaconsfield from Barnsley with his band to bring the house down at The Curzon Centre in Maxwell Road.