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BARSTON YFC Charity for 2010
This Year we will be raising money for Macmillan Cancer Support- registered charity number 261017.
Macmillan Cancer Support improves the lives of people affected by cancer. They provide practical, medical and financial support and push for better cancer care. Click on the logo to find more about Macmillan Cancer Support.
Cancer affects us all. We can all help. We are Macmillan.
Barston YFC Fence for Springfield Study Centre 22nd Feb
Members of barston YFC will be erecting fences at The Springfield Study Centre, Knowle, so that they can introduce the children to different types of farm animals. Springfield Centre is designed especially for children with physical or sensory deprivation: those children who have often been excluded from wild places due to problems of access. To find out more about the work of the Springfield Study Centre, click on the picture. |
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The project is in colaboration with WAYC Warwickshire & Solihull vinvolved team. Who offer free, one-to-one advice and support for young people aged 16-25 who want to get involved in voluntering in the local community |
Expertise provided by A L Farm & Forestry sevices, click below to find out more!
Barston Young Farmers Club Phone - 07845 002990
Barston Young Farmers Charity Clay Shoot
A big thank you to everyone who helped at and competed in our charity shoot on the 13th of September. We managed to raise just over £1400 for the MNDA. Congratulations to Mr G McNally, who was Top Gun. Other results can be seen on our Charity Events Page. We would also like to acknowledge all of our sponsors, without whose support and generosity, our Clay Shoot would not have been so successful. |
Top Gun G McNally (Centre) with runner up P Watson (right) |
Our Clay Shoot Sponsors
THANK YOU!
Barston YFC Annual Charity Selected
This Year we will be raising money for The Warwickshire & Northamptonshire Air Ambulance - registered charity number 1098874.
The Warwickshire & Northamptonshire Air Ambulance (WNAA) was established in October 2003 to provide an emergency medical service for the heart of England including Warwickshire, Northamptonshire and Milton Keynes. Prior to this, the region had relied on older, slower aircraft with limited space for onboard patient treatment. The new service shifted the emphasis from transporting casualties to hospital, to recognising the need to get senior Doctors and Consultants to the scene of incidents as quickly as possible, providing lifesaving treatment and medication at the scene and en-route to hospital. Click on the chopper to find out more about the WNAA.
Barston Young Farmers Supported by Vinspired
Harvey Antrobus 30th November 1979 - 17th August 2008
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It is with great shock and sadness that we all learned about the death of Harvey when the plane he was travelling in collided with another plane in the skies above Coventry on Sunday 17th August. Harvey had been a Young Farmers Club member for many years and was a regular face at the activities of Barston and other clubs in Warwickshire and the surrounding counties. Harvey was one of those people that always had a smile on his face, was outgoing and lived like there was no tomorrow. Our condolences go to his family. We all miss you mate! |
Gallery Updated
We've updated our gallery with some pictures from our recent events. Also our censor has finished going through the photos taken at this years AGM and cleared a couple for public viewing! You can see other pictures from the AGM at the Farmers Weekly Interactive site by clicking the logo below.
FEC Services Ltd Sponsor Barston YFC
We would like to take this opportunity to thank FEC Services Ltd for their recent sponsorship of Barston Young Farmers' Charity Events. FEC Services are the UK’s leading energy consultants who have specialist expertise in farming and horticulture.You can find out more about FEC Services and their work by clicking the logo below.
Barston YFC - REVIEW OF 2007
2007 was a very successful year for Barston Young Farmers Club. It started with a disco to raise money for club funds, which had the theme of emergency services. This provided us with a rather interesting selection of doctors and nurses and a rather scary pair of rubber gloves! We had meetings every Tuesday night, with a varied programme of activities and talks, including hypnotherapy, first aid and pumpkin carving. We entered the Warwickshire County Young Farmers Rally, where we finished 4th overall, our best result for several years! |
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Nine of our members attended the National Federation of Young Farmers AGM in Torquay. The kind of things they got up to there? . . . best left untold! Throughout the year we held several events to raise funds for our charity of the year, The Meningitis Trust. These included our annual quiz, which had a record number of entries, a stand at the Kenilworth Show and a clay pigeon shoot. In total we raised the fantastic amount of £2619.50. Matt Croxall, from The Meningitis Trust, was presented with the cheque at our Christmas Dance by Chairman Jo Hayward and Treasurer Anna Blythe. |
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Club Cups - Best Boy: Dave Green (Again! - must be irony) Best Girl: Jo Hayward Best under 18: Josh Eley Public Speaking Trophy was awarded to the team who won the county competition: Anna Blythe, Erica Attwood, William Chamberlain and Jo Hayward |
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