Woodland Planting Consultation

Woodland Planting Scheme Consultation Flyer

UPM Tilhill – the company managing the proposal – will be giving a presentation of the proposed scheme.

Where: At the Drax Hall

When: Monday 11th February 2013

From 3pm – 7pm villagers are invited to come along and view the proposal.
From 7pm – 9pm there will be more formal presentations from UPM, The Forestry Commission, and the owner, Dr Brian May. There will also be an opportunity for villagers to ask questions and air their views.

Woodland PlantingThe site covers approximately 63 hectares (155 acres) and will have a major impact on the southern side of the village, so do take this opportunity to come along, listen to the proposal, ask your questions, offer suggestions and air any concerns you may have.

Bere Regis Village Stone Signs

On Saturday 29th September 2012 the new Diamond Jubilee Commemorative Stone Signs for Bere Regis were unveiled. The carved Bere Regis welcome stone at the Dorchester end of the village was unveiled by the Deputy Lord Lieutenant, Giles Sturdy. Ian Ventham, Chairman of the Bere Regis Parish Council, wrote a letter informing the Queen that the stones had been unveiled.

With an excellent turnout from throughout the village the stones are just one of the many features to mark the Diamond Jubilee.

 

Diamond Jubilee Celebration Photos

Bere Regis Jubilee Party

Bere Regis Diamond Jubilee CelebrationBere Regis will be hosting a Jubilee Celebration on the Bank Holiday Monday 4th June. The fun will start with the Pageant Parade, leaving Shitterton for a tour of the village at approximately 2:15/2:30. The Pageant will be led by the Majorettes from Poole followed by themed decorated floats and numerous village organisations providing a colourful and fun filled turnout. A steam engine and various motor vehicles will also join the parade.

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Jubilee Celebrations and Commemorative Stone Signs

It has now been some time since many residents contributed to the Commemorative Stone Signs and we had hoped to have them all installed by now. Unfortunately, the weather has upset our plans and all the quarries are currently under water following the severe rainfall throughout the last few months. Luckily, two of the stones had been worked on prior to the worst of the rain and, with the exception of the inscriptions, are now more or less complete.

At the June meeting of the Parish Council, it was agreed that the two completed stones would be used for the Royal Oak site and the Milborne Road site (as these were both full) and they would be put in place as soon as they are ready. The Rye Hill stone will be installed as soon as it is finished. It is hoped that the first two stones will be in place and we will be able to organise an official unveiling some time in September but, as soon as details are known, a note will be sent out to all contributors and posted on the web site and on notice boards.

Thank you for your patience.