Jan/Feb - Piddle Valley Community Website

Pending
Note By the time these applications have been published here, the
opportunity for anyone to make representations has generally passed.
Planning applications are however also listed on www.piddlevalley.info as
soon as I hear about them, and therefore may still be open for comments to
the Planning Authority.
1/D/12/001614 Enterprise Park, Erect building for Agric
Machinery Sales, repair and distribution –
Outline Planning Permission
1/D/12/001610 & 1611 Brackstone’s barns, White Lackington
Certificate of Lawful Use.
1/D/12/001486 16 Paynes Close, Piddlehinton. Erect 2
storey side extension.
1/D/12/001495 Westward, White Lackington. Erect side
extension and garage, change first floor
window.
Kepow Theatre – The Seven Ages of Man
Magical comedy theatre, about the seven stages of life!
Essentially a comedy, with touching moments in it, ‘The Seven Ages of
Man’ explores the idea that we go through seven stages in life. Taking true
stories from their own upbringing, Kevin Tomlinson and Abi Hood create
amusing or touching scenes based on a variety of topics; from infancy,
through love and wisdom, to growing old disgracefully.
Seven Ages has been praised for it's wonderful combination of comedy,
drama and pathos, as it explores two of the most important questions one
can ever ask oneself: Why am I here? and What's important in my life?
Kepow Theatre have created a truly unique show that makes one re-assess
one's priorities in life, whilst simultaneously making you laugh.
"Excellent, this is a must see show!"
The Times
Andy Howard
Event in Piddletrenthide
at The Memorial Hall
7.30pm Friday 1st Feb 2013
49
"Hilarious and heart-warming, a truly unique show!"
The Scotsman
Tickets £8.00
tel (01300) 345252