The Royal Navy Presentation Team will be giving the first MHT talk of the year in the Old School on Friday February 7th at 7.30. Tickets are £5 and available by calling 01295 730039.
Please try to book in good time and no tickets will be sold on the door.
‘Progressive Drinks Sunday’ to start at 12.00 on Sunday Feb 2nd at the Red Lion Pub
‘Back by popular demand, we are delighted that the second Horley Progressive Drinks Sunday event will be run this year on Sunday 2ndFebruary. We do hope you will be able to join us, to start an otherwise unpopular month with a bit of a bash.
We will start at noon at the Red Lion pub, and then over a period of about two hours, we each progress to three different hosts in the village. You will enjoy wine and/or non-alcoholic drinks at each venue, and plenty of nibbles and finger food as well. So, over a period of about two hours, we each eat, drink and laugh with lots of other people – old friends and new.
This isn’t just for couples. Singles come too, and together we beat off any winter blues. The cost? Twelve pounds each. It’s a bargain – and any money we raise helps to fund our village church.
If you want to come, please get in touch: Glenys_Stacey@hotmail.com or call 01295 738951.’
Glenys
Oh come All Ye Village Carol Singers…
And join the Village Christmas Carol Singing tomorrow evening (Thursday December 19th).
Meeting at the Old School at 6pm, taking in a stop at the Red Lion and enjoying the generous hospitality of many of our villagers on the way.
Come along, sing a song, raise some money for The Children’s Society and get into the spirit of Christmas!
Crib and Carol Service at 6pm at St Etheldreda’s
This year’s programme is once again under the direction of Tessa Howell. The theme is ‘The Stable at Bethlehem’ which will be presented by children with their customary enthusiasm, along with music (supported by a small choir), readings, poems and cards. Everyone is welcome.
Oh come All Ye Village Carol Singers…
And join the Village Christmas Carol Singing on Thursday evening (December 19th).
Meeting at the Old School at 6pm, taking in a stop at the Red Lion and enjoying the generous hospitality of many of our villagers on the way.
Come along, sing a song, raise some money for The Children’s Society and get into the spirit of Christmas!
An exclusive viewing of the film ‘Five Seasons’, ‘an immersive and meditative documentary about the revolutionary garden designer Piet Oudolf’, will be shown on Sunday December 8th at 6.30, at the Old School, in aid of Katherine House Hospice. Click here to see a trailer.
To reserve tickets email janecmwilliams@gmail.com or text 07899025235.
BAKES FOR BARKS!
Enterprising young bakers from Hornton are at the Methodist Chapel on Millers Lane, Hornton tomorrow, 11am to 3pm, if you’d like to pop in and support their fundraising event in aid of BARKS – Banbury Animal Rescue & Kindness Service.
The girls – all students at Warriner School – have baked cakes and are selling them – by the slice and whole – with tea and coffee or to take away.
They also have a super raffle – with prizes for all ages and for pets too! – and a lucky dip. And, if you hurry, you can also meet the BARKS mascot, Alwin, the seven-year-old giant white Maine Coon cat. He’ll be there between around 12 and 1.
Horley’s Winter Market is being held in St. Etheldreda’s Church on Saturday November 30th between 3 and 6pm.
Come along and enjoy the gin tasting, buy some handmade chocolates, and soak up the festive atmosphere! See below for more details.
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