The Cricklade Bugle celebrates its 4th. Anniversary on February 20th. 2014

Yes it’s true the “Cricklade Bugle” has been publishing its Online Community and Event Website for 4 years.
 Cricklade is a Saxon Town situated on the banks of the River Thames on the northern border of Wiltshire between Swindon and Cirencester close to the Roman Ermine Road.
The “Cricklade Bugle” has been supported by many Organisations – Talk about local website www/talkaboutlocal.org  /
@TalkAboutLocal  and individuals -@getgood @willperrin @mike_rawlins @Media Trust @hill_wheeler @CrickladeLeis  @CrickladeTC . And all Cricklade Clubs and followers of the site and twitter. Thank you again for your support.
Currently the Website is hosted on WordPress.com but thanks to an offer of www.bloggersworld.co.uk it is moving to self-hosting using WordPress.org . This may take a little time to develop the site.
Media Trust (www.mediatrust.org ) have sent an invitation to apply to join their our Local360 Network  interested in becoming a beacon. The intention is to apply.The future looks good.

Contributors and Guest bloggers are welcome to offer their topics for publication. Please contact at peter@crickladebugle.co.uk .

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Cricklade ‘s Fritillary Tea Rooms open earlier on Saturday 27th. and 28th. April. 2013 from 12.30 pm till 4.00pm.

Cricklade ‘s Fritillary Tea Rooms
Afternoon Tea / Snacks
Homemade – Scones and Cakes – Jams & Plants

Located next to the RiveR Thames

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Cricklade ‘s Fritillary Tea Rooms Open Saturday 20th. and 21st. April.2013 from 1.30 pm till 4.00pm.

Afternoon Tea
Snacks
Homemade
Scones and Cakes
Jams & Plants

Located next to the RiveR Thames

Support Cricklade in Bloom

Cricklade ‘s Fritillary Tea Room Weekend 13th. and 14th. April.2013 are open from 1.30 pm till 4.00pm.

Fritillary Watch – 8th April 2013
REPORT –  the ground conditions on the meadow are very muddy and slippery in places. There are a few fritillary shoots just showing but no flowers have been sighted. The Reserve Manager advises that visitors should delay their visit the meadow until the ground conditions have improved. The prolonged and unusual level of flooding and the recent cold weather makes it difficult to predict the timing and success of the fritillary season this year.
Guided walks for 13th & 14th April have been cancelled; instead the Reserve Manager will give an illustrated talk
‘A year in North Meadow’ 2pm 13th 14th April in the Fritillary Tea Rooms at the Town Bridge.
Cream teas and refreshments available from 1.30 till 4pm.
If you have booked a guided walk with the Reserve Manager during April please check to see if the walks are still running contact anita.barratt@naturalengland.org.uk or 07795316191
Fritillaries will be very late – the Fritillary watch web page at http://www.crickladeinbloom.co.uk/fritillary_watch.html  is updated regularly so people visiting can see if it is worth the journey.

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Cricklade ‘s First Fritillary Tea Room Weekend 6th. & 7th. April.2013 has been cancelled.

The first fritillary Tea Rooms weekend 6th & 7th April have been cancelled owing  to poor ground conditions on the meadow. No Fritillary shoots have been seen. Plans to open on the following 3 weekends will continue.
Visitors and walkers will be greeted, and if the weather is poor, illustrated talks may be given in the Tea Rooms .

Fritillaries will be very late – the Fritillary watch web page at http://www.crickladeinbloom.co.uk/fritillary_watch.html  is updated regularly so people visiting can see if it is worth the journey.

The Fritillary watch web page at :-http://www.crickladeinbloom.co.uk/fritillary_watch.html
is updated regularly so people visiting can see if it is worth the journey.

Young male Beagle found in North Meadow, Cricklade.

Cricklade buddies – can anyone help? FOUND in North Meadow – young male Beagle. The children are desperate to keep him but I’m sure he must have a home somewhere. No collar. Apparently found tied to a fence with string. Any info either message me or ring Clare Flanagan on 07771 823 827

A Winters Walk on New Years Day at 1.30pm. led by Court Leet

The Cricklade Court Leet are leading a Winters Walk to learn more about the North Meadow. Meet at the Thames Hall, at the Thames Bridge at 1.30pm. Stout footwear is advised as the duration of the event will take approximately 2 Hrs (including refreshments and Slide show.

All are welcome.

Have a look at the Poster:-New_Years_DayWalk