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Have You Checked the Notice Board Lately?

Did you know that we post notices that are sent to our Parish Council that we think might be of interest?  See the Parish Council, Notices page here for everything from fund raising walks, superfast broadband to changes to the Oxfordshire Mobile Library.

Mobile Library Visit Poster

On Walking: Monday 26th May

Here comes summer……it’s the land that has really changed; the earth has warmed up, and you can smell summer on the air. Down in Bra Corner there’s a clump of pink campions, flowering as high as my hip, and nettles, growing even higher. The Sor Brook is low and slow; its depths bronzed in the sunlight……

mrscarlielee's avatarCarlie Lee

I am walking through the margins in the fields below the dryer, where the grass reaches my mid-thigh, and soaks my jeans above my wellies. I’m walking very slowly, suddenly noticing that there’s a world around me, and that it’s changed completely from the last time I looked.Dora the Jack Russell Terrier

I have been finishing a book, and for the last two months or so, have thought of little else. The book has been sent away now, to Judith, my agent, and I feel as if I’m returning from someplace I can’t explain.

Stevie is relieved it’s over, and both children seem to have grown an inch or so.

But it’s the land that has really changed; the earth has warmed up, and you can smell summer on the air. Down in Bra Corner there’s a clump of pink campions, flowering as high as my hip, and nettles, growing even higher. The Sor Brook…

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Signs Are Looking Good – 6th & 7th June

hanfest

Signs Up for what looks to be a Hantastic weekend 6 & 7 June,  a 2 day Art Exhibition & Saturday night concert right next to us in Hanwell http://www.hanfest.co.uk/

 

What’s On – 18th May

Thursday sees both the Annual General Meeting (AGM) and Annual Parish Meeting (see here for full agenda). Remember you have the opportunity to ask questions and raise new topics at the later meeting and can find out more about the planning applications, notices, finances etc on the  Parish Council pages. Otherwise a fairly quiet week by recent standards in and around Horley…..

wc 16 May

What’s On This week – 11th May

See what’s on in and around Horley in the calendar, see the String Quartet Concert – Here In Horley Church – on Thursday 14th May  or the Plant Sale on Saturday, plus Cinema Club Friday night and Saturday morning , Cricket, Gardening Club, Belling Ringing, Playgroup and all the usual weekly events.

wc 11 may

 


Cinema Club – May 15th & June 5th

‘Friday Night at the Movies’  15th May  –  The Theory of Everything (Cert 12A)  and Friday 5th June – Mr. Turner  ( see all dates in the calendar)

In addition we plan to show “Selma” as the last film in the season on Friday 19th June. Then we will have a summer break and hope to be back with you for September. We will advise you of the new season’s films in due course.
Regards,
Barry Moss.

Cin Club

3Hs Gardening Club Talk & Plant Sale

The 3Hs Gardening Club will hear about  top tips from an old gardener when the Rev John Carrier gives a talk on Tuesday, May 12, at 7.30pm in the Horton Pavilion.

Plant-Sale-7And don’t forget the 3Hs Plant Sale at 10.30am in the Pavilion on Saturday May 16. Be there early for a bargain!

See 3Hs Garden Club for detail of this group and our calendar

Café Church – 17th May – Hanwell

This informal style, family friendly service, with craft activities for children and fun surprises for all ages has really taken off in the Ironstone Benefice. So here’s to another successful Café Church this time in Hanwell. We had over 100 attend ours in Horley, so best they get some larger kettles! 11179997_830705713678783_1074303543_n

String Quartet Concert – Here In Horley Church -14th May

stringsThursday 14th May, at 7:30 here in St.Etheldreda a chance to enjoy the magic of music in our amazing church with a String Quartet Concert given by the Adderbury Ensemble:

” Tessa and I have been asked by a good friend, Chris Windass, whether we would assist in organising a String Quartet concert in the church here on Thursday 14th May. They are called the Adderbury Ensemble and have been giving concerts in Adderbury for several years.

The concert consists of Beethoven String Quartet Op. 59 (nicknamed Rasumovsky) and Borodin String Quartet no 2, and will last approximately one hour. Both pieces are very approachable and tuneful. We hope that they should be enjoyable. He is due to give roughly the same concert in Oxford the following day. Please note that this has nothing to do with our Ironstone Concerts later in the year (September).

Tickets on the door, and cost £10, children free. 50% of any profits will go to the Church. We shall try to get the church warmed up a bit! Refreshments available.

 We hope that some of you may be able to come. Best Wishes Tessa & Chris.”