There will be no ‘Knit & Stitch’ on Thursday 28th October as a number of people are going to be away.
Looking forward to seeing everyone again on Thursday 11th November
Pop up Thai at the Red Lion – Tuesday 26th October
From 6pm to 9pm
The kitchen will be set up in the beer garden, accessible through the side gates.
Take away or eat in at the pub.
Horley Parish Council Meeting on Thurs 11th November at 7.30pm
A meeting of the Parish Council will be held in the Old Schoolrooms at:
7.30 pm on Thursday 11th November 2021
The meeting is open to the public. Anyone wishing to address the Council on an item appearing on the agenda is requested to notify the Clerk of the Council two days in advance of the meeting.
Agenda items:
1) Apologies for absence
2) Declaration of Interests
3) Approval of Minutes of meeting held on 2nd September 2021
4) Matters arising
5) Relevant correspondence
6) Finance
7) Received notice of planning applications
8) Parking issues at Wroxton Lane
9) Date of next meetings
10) Any other business
See: https://thehorleyviews.com/parish-council/meeting-minutes/
David Beck
Clerk to Horley Parish Council
horleypc@gmail.com or 0785 2998172
Found – a pair of reading glasses
A pair of tortoiseshell reading glasses has been found in the churchyard. Please contact Kate Wythe on katewythe@gmail.com to claim them.
Beware of burglars
Hornton’s Neighbourhood Watch co-ordinator has alerted us to news of a recent break in and burglary in Shutford during daylight hours. One home was targeted and jewellery stolen.
The group, known to the Police, is known to follow up thefts from one village by moving on to neighbouring villages.
A black VW estate or similar is thought to be used by the gang.
Ironstone Benefice All Saints Day Service – Sunday 31st October
Alicia Baker, Rector of the Ironstone Benefice writes: “On October 31st we are celebrating All Saints Day (Nov 1st). Wroxton Church will be hosting the service for the whole Benefice at 10.30am.
As I wrote in the magazine this month, All Saints services are poignant occasions. They can be celebratory as we remember that the people who have passed away are now in a better place. But of course they are also sad times because we have lost people close to us. This year we remember especially those we have lost to Covid 19.
This service in Wroxton will be reflective. There may be a hymn or two, a couple of readings, and the opportunity to light a candle. You may only want to stay for a little while or for the whole time – about 45 minutes. It’s up to you. Everyone is most welcome.”
Children’s Halloween Trail – Sunday 31st October
On Sunday 31st October children who live in Horley (and their parents) are invited to take part in a Halloween Trail around the village. Just like last year, children will be following a map (see below) to find different spooky items (and of course sweets!) located around the village. However unlike last year, we are also allowed to knock on doors and trick or treat. We would love villagers to join in by putting out their pumpkins to signal that you don’t mind a group of hungry children knocking on your door!
Maps and glow sticks for children will be available from underneath the village notice board. Children are welcome to start the trail anytime after 5pm. If you would like us to email you a copy of the map or if you have any other questions please contact Sarah at sarahtaylor0403@gmail.com
Thanks and Happy Halloween!
Sarah Taylor and Ellie Freeman
Children’s Halloween Trail – Sunday 31st October
On Sunday 31st October children who live in Horley (and their parents) are invited to take part in a Halloween Trail around the village. Just like last year, children will be following a map (see below) to find different spooky items (and of course sweets!) located around the village. However unlike last year, we are also allowed to knock on doors and trick or treat. We would love villagers to join in by putting out their pumpkins to signal that you don’t mind a group of hungry children knocking on your door!
Maps and glow sticks for children will be available from underneath the village notice board. Children are welcome to start the trail anytime after 5pm. If you would like us to email you a copy of the map or if you have any other questions please contact Sarah at sarahtaylor0403@gmail.com
Thanks and Happy Halloween!
Sarah Taylor and Ellie Freeman
Pop up Pizza night at the Red Lion – Friday 15th October
From 6pm to 9pm
The kitchen will be set up in the beer garden, accessible through the side gates.
Take away or eat in at the pub.
Pizzas by JoJos Kitchen Kits of Banbury
Gluten free pizzas and vegan free cheese options are available.
Under 18s with their parents will be tolerated until 8pm 🙂
Coffee Morning on Sat 23rd Oct for Breast Cancer Now
The Ladies Guild are holding a coffee morning at the Old School on Saturday 23rd October from 10:30 to 12:00 in aid of Breast Cancer Now.
‘Wear it pink’ with us and enjoy coffee, tea, cakes and chat (and a pink raffle of course!)
Home-made cakes also for sale on the day or by request to: horleyladiesguild@gmail.com
If you can’t make it but would like to make a donation anyway, here’s the link to our Just Giving page: www.justgiving.com/horleyladiesguild2021
