Search This Blog

Sunday, 1 November 2015

News From Bromham - Sunday 1st November 2015

Bulletin From Bromham: Dateline – Sunday 1st November 2015
                                             
Here is our weekly round-up of events from Bromham:

1.       Relief was expressed in the village when a timetable for the publication of the next Parish Magazine was finally agreed.  It now appears that the next edition of the Bromham Briefing will be sent out next June or July.  Probably. Or maybe August.  We’ll have to see. September – definitely September.  The delay is thought to have been caused by the need to check with every contributor that their articles have been spelled correctly.  Others who are merely mentioned in passing are also being given the chance to put their side of the story.  This process, well-known in publication circles, is known as “Bromhamisation”.  So it might be next October then.  In plenty of time for Christmas. Honestly.

2.       Services are being held today in front of the cenotaph on Bromham High Street.  Apart from the traditional wreaths of root vegetables and brassicas, members of the local royal family (from the Big House on the hill), leaders of all political parties (FLOP, CRAP and WHO) and local vegetable dignitaries, will also observe a minute’s silence in honour of those who fell in all the bean-field conflicts of the past hundred years.  Baler-twine trousers will be at half-mast, and a 21-parsnip salute will be fired.

3.       For details of these and all other Bromham stories, don’t forget to listen to local radio station Carrot FM.


Copyright Andy Fawthrop 2015

No comments: