The Media Team caught up last night with new manager Scott Reynolds just ahead of pre season training which starts next week

Salon Success is a local company and a distributor to salon and distributor partners across the globe.

Mills CNC is one of, if not the, fastest growing machine tool companies in the UK and now they are supporting Aylesbury FC

The club is pleased to confirm that Imperial Ductwork Services Ltd has joined our ever growing band of businesses supporting the football club.

We sincerely hope that you enjoyed this year’s Soapbox Derby. To help us plan next year’s event we work on feedback from this year’s event – please do take a moment to complete the short survey to let us know your views by completing the below form – many thanks ATC

This survey will close at noon on Wednesday 27 June 2018

Soapbox Derby - Visitor Survey for Soapbox Derby 2018

• Overall, how would you rate the event?*
  • Excellent
  • Very good
  • Fairly good
  • Mildly good
  • Not good at all
• How friendly / helpful were the staff and volunteers?*
  • Extremely
  • Very
  • Moderately
  • Slightly
  • Not at all
• How long did you stay at the event?*
  • less than 1 hour
  • 1-2 hours
  • 2-3 hours
  • 3+ hours
• If you brought children to the event, please list their ages. Or State NONE
• Do you know someone taking part in the races?*
  • Yes
  • No
• What activities did you take part in / see*
  • Inflatable slide
  • Go-Karts
  • Swing Boats
  • Little Tykes
  • Crafts with Queens Park Arts Centre
  • Watching the races
  • Took part in the race
  • Maths Drumming
• Which of these was your favourite*
• Did you attend last year's Soapbox Derby?*
  • Yes
  • No
• Did you use any of the catering / refreshment stalls
  • The Works
  • Coffee Stop
  • BBQ
  • Brought own food/drink
• Which of these other Aylesbury Town Council events have you attended in the past 12 months?
  • St George's Day
  • Freedom Parade
  • Aylesbury on Sea
  • Live in the Park
  • Proms in the Park
  • Tudor Fayre
  • Halloween Fun
  • Festive Family Fun
  • Carolfest
• How did you hear about the event?*
  • Social Media
  • Mix96
  • Bucks Herald
  • Poster / Board / Banner
  • Web listing site
  • Friend / Family
  • Aylesbury Town Matters Magazine
  • BuDS
  • Other
• Are you from the Aylesbury area? (approximately)*
  • Within 2 miles of Aylesbury
  • 2 - 5 miles from Aylesbury
  • 5 - 10 miles from Aylesbury
  • 10+ miles form Aylesbury
• • How likely are you to come to next year’s Soapbox Derby?*
  • Extremely
  • Very
  • Moderately
  • Slightly
  • Not at all
• Please add any further comments or suggestions you may have

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Both Horwood & James and Grant and Stone have today confirmed their support for the club through the 2018/19 season.

Are you over 50 and looking for work?

Are you or have you been in a caring role but are now looking for work?

If you have answered ‘yes’ to either of these questions and would like additional help and support seeking work then contact us today.

The Building Better Opportunities project is an employment support service funded by ESF and Big Lottery being delivered by a team from Age UK Milton Keynes in the Aylesbury Vale area.

We can provide support with training, obtaining basic qualifications, career review, preparing or updating CVs, supported job search, interview skills and mock interviews in small groups or in one-to-one meetings.

To find out more click HERE or contact Paul Griffiths 01908 550700 / 07715 312 389 or email paul.griffiths@ageukmiltonkeynes.org.uk

 

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Local estate agent Michael Anthony have joined our team of local businesses supporting the Moles

A new website has launched giving people the chance to have their say, as Aylesbury evolves into a Garden Town.  The site, which can be found at www.aylesburygardentown.co.uk  also has a detailed overview of the project, information about the organisations overseeing it and responds to frequently asked questions.

Aylesbury received Garden Town status from the government last year.  It recognised it as one of the key places for growth in the UK and brings the opportunity to receive extra funding to put in place the right infrastructure, facilities and leisure spaces, alongside new developments.

This summer, work will begin on the Masterplan that will provide the framework for the future of Aylesbury Garden Town, through to 2050 and beyond.  Liaising with the local community, to hear their views, is at the heart of the programme and in the last couple of months,  a series of forums have been held with residents, developers, community representatives, local stakeholders and partners. The feedback from these workshops will help inform the Masterplan.  Visitors to the new website can also now get involved and comment on what they’d like to see, by clicking on the ‘Have your say’ section.

Community Champion for the Aylesbury Garden Town project and County and District Councillor, Steve Bowles, said “We hope people will find the new website helpful.  It answers some of those key questions that have been raised about what becoming a garden town means. It also gives residents and businesses the chance to comment, which is crucial, as we want to make sure the community is very much involved as we plan for the future.”

The Aylesbury Garden Town project is a partnership between Aylesbury Vale District Council, Buckinghamshire County Council and the two Local Enterprise Partnerships (Buckinghamshire Thames Valley and South East Midlands).  Find out more about Aylesbury Garden Town and sign up for updates at www.aylesburygardentown.co.uk

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The club is pleased to announce that Tidy Technology Solutions will again support the club this season.

An additional fixture has been added to Scott Reynold's Pre Season list.

Construction company Beale Halai, based in Edgeware are the latest company to support FC

The club is pleased to confirm that SRD Engineering, already the club's Stadium Sponsor have further committed to the club.

The club is pleased to confirm that TBS Oxford and GDM Electrical have joined the ever growing number of local businesses supporting The Moles

The U18s Management team would like to invite all players between 15 and 17 to open training sessions for the 2018/19 season

The club is still looking for a couple of roles to support the first team.

The season is only a few weeks away so now is the opportunity to follow The Moles at a discounted rate for the whole season.

Secretary steps down.

We are pleased to be able to confirm the majority of the Club's new First Team Backroom staff, some more names will be added in the next few weeks.

New Manager Scott Reynolds has been busy over the last 24 hours and we can now confirm both pre season dates and training dates.