The Bugle Back Issues 2014-17
As part of the website refresh, we have brought together all past editions of The Bugle under one menu location. Now, when you want to browse your favourite newsletter, just hover your mouse over The Bugle in the top menu, and select The Bugle Newsletter.
This blog goes one step further by rounding up issues which previously were circulated by hand.
In the early days, then-editor David Webb produced the newsletter in physical format on a quarterly basis. Here in one omnibus edition, are all the back issues under David’s editorship, from 2014-17.
Links to The Bugle Back Issues
#17 October – December 2017: Play Area Open; Street Lighting Proposal; Early Days of the BCA; Santa Claus…
#16 July – September 2017: All Systems Go for Burton’s Play Area; Successful Harvest Supper; September Tidy Up.
#15 April – June 2017: BCA is a Charitable Organisation; New Chair for BCA; 100 Club Update.
#14 January – March 2017: BCA registered as a charity; Ladies Night; Play Area Develops.
#13 October – December 2016: Pressing on with Play Area; X-Mas X-Pedition; Speedwatch; Hallowe’en Party.
#12 July – September 2016: Burton’s eventful summer; A new welcome for Burton; Great Burton Bake-off.
#11 April – June 2016: Turf’s Up; “Built for speed”; Spring Cleaning the village; Paul Bird: Racer.
#10 January – March 2016: Village that’s all heart; Lottery raises £2,330; Spadework for Play Area.
#09 October – December 2015: The village phone box; Tidy up welcomes new volunteers; Play area plans progressing; Fond memories of popular Pat; £1000 appeal for life saver.
#08 July – September 2015: Will Burton push to plan its future? Looking Good and Sitting Pretty; Burton’s lottery is proving a winner.
#07 April – June 2015: Village speeders are heading for the sights; A Spring clean for our village; Round-up of the meetings shaping next 12 months; Farewell to Texans Ward and Dawn.
#06 January – March 2015: Will Burton be losing its closest school? Opening for gates to the community.
#05 November – December 2014: Clean Sweep by the Magnificent Eight; Halloween’s a hoot.
#04 October 2014: Halloween Fest; Take a look at Burton’s future; Wiltshire Council leader supports village’s initiative
#03 July – September 2014: Third edition; On road to a tidier village; Tidy-up snapshots; A salute to founder Sallie.
#02 June 2014: Second edition; Taking a splash for cash; Burton Briefs; Burton in Bloom is taking shape; Can you help on Tidy The Village Day?
#01 May 2014: First edition; Introducing the Burton Community Association; The Bugle Blog; The First Meeting; Opening of the Book Club; Burton Parenting on its feet.
2 Comments
Susan Clark · 11/19/2021 at 1:00 pm
As a current member of the Bugle editorial
team I found it absolutely fascinating to read the back issues, which were produced long before I came to the village. I’m proud to carry on the tradition of the Bugle and hope we can do justice to the professionalism of previous editorial teams.
Amanda Read · 11/19/2021 at 2:37 pm
It’s heartening to see how far this village has come in the eight years since The Bugle was launched.
While there have been occasional lapses in momentum during this time, as inevitably happens in longterm initiatives, we as a community go from strength to strength.
The Bugle does much to foster this community spirit. Much thanks to all editorial staff past and present for all your hard work and enthusiasm. It is much appreciated.