It should be a great evening for two great causes!
Bring your chairs and your blankets sit out in the sun and enjoy a great night!
Its that time of year again!! Get your wellies ready to wang and dust off your trainers for the races!!

To mark the 400 anniversary of Shakespeare’s death, a selection from his works will be performed by adults and children from Horley.
Tickets priced at £5 (adults) and £3 (children) available now from Dave and Jenny Reynolds.
All proceeds will go towards the church fund.
Only one performance starting at 6.00pm on Saturday July 23rd in St Etheldreda’s Church
We are very excited to announce the details for our upcoming Family Fundraising Cricket Day this Sunday. The day will run as follows (all timings are approximate):
10am – Juniors cricket match
Midday – BBQ Farm shop burgers and sausages
1-2pm – Promises Auction
2pm – Adults cricket match
All comers are welcome on the day, including non-club members. Please contact fundraising@horleycc.co.uk to let us know if you or your children would like to play.
If you are unable to be there on Sunday, but don’t want to miss out on bidding for some of our fabulous promises (see below), you can email fundraising@horleycc.co.uk with a ‘commission bid’. For this you need to tell us the MAXIIMUM you would bid for that Lot. As with ebay, you won’t necessarily pay that total amount if you win. Bids will go up in increments so you could win with less than your maximum bid. However, if bidding goes above your maximum bid you will not win.
If you are coming for the juniors match, please stay on to support the adults, many of whom are parents who will be needing all the support they can get! Bring a picnic and make a day of it. The bar will be open all day.
So… here are the Lots for the Auction of Promises! Thank you SO much from all at the club to everyone who has kindly donated and committed to giving up their time. We were overwhelmed by the response. Some items offered were goods rather than services and we have decided to hold these back for another auction later in the year.
Lot 1 1 hours professional relaxation massage
Lot 2 2 cars cleaned
Lot 3 16 hours (2 days of building labour)
Lot 4 A professional photographic portrait session
Lot 5 1 hours dog walking
Lot 6 A professional interior design consultation
Lot 7 3 sets of shoes polished
Lot 8 ‘Fair Dinkum True Blue Aussie Experience’ (lesson/viewing of Aussie rules football, non-Fosters beer & BBQ) for 4
Lot 9 1 hour swimming lesson with Level 2 instructor
Lot 10 Professionally record a song with backing vocals and upload to Sound Cloud (suitable for under 18’s)
Lot 11 A cricket tea
Lot 12 Personal yoga lesson
Lot 13 3pm to 6pm in the pub on a Sunday for two, all drinks paid
Lot 14 2 nights at Dorset holiday cottage in Wareham (sleeps up to 6)
Lot 15 Lift to and from the airport
Lot 16 Cooking lesson and meal by professional Head Chef (6 people)
Lot 17 1 hour 1:1 batting coaching with Level 2 Coach
Lot 18 1 hour 1:1 bowling coaching with Level 2 Coach
See you on Sunday!
The Fundraising Team
more information found on www.horleycc.co.uk
Horley’s Summer Fete is NEXT Saturday 25th June, lots of work has gone into making this annual event special so make sure you get there from 2 to 5pm, in the Old School and Church.
Stalls include the tombola, plants, bric-a-brac, splat the rat, homemade cakes, nice or nasty jars, water or wine and many more.
Wandering minstrels, refreshments – teas, cakes, Pimms and a barbecue
Raffle Prize Draw – first prize £100 cash, second prize a BMW for a weekend.
Can you provide B&B for Scouting Festival on August Bank Holiday?
I am writing out of the blue to ask for your help to pass on a request to fellow villagers in Horley, or to put this information on the village notice board, or if the timing works, to advertise in the Horley Views Magazine.
I am part of a team of volunteers that organises an annual family/community festival at the Horley Scout Campsite over the August Bank Holiday weekend. We have around 300 people camping on the site. BUT there are always a very small number of people who do not camp. This can be for all kinds of reasons. Until now they have not been able to participate as the hotel in Wroxton is prohibitively expensive especially as most of the time is spent at the campsite. We have found a couple of people letting rooms in Hornton but that is just a little further away ideally we would like to find some accommodation within walking distance of the campsite.
We wondered if there would be residents in Horley who would be willing to let out a room over this bank holiday. It would be great if that could include access to basic breakfast facilities (tea/coffee, cereal and toast for example) no elaborate or cooked breakfast would be expected. In Hornton we are being charged between £40-50 per room per night. But, if there are Horley residents interested in this we can negotiate everything to reach a mutual agreement.
If anyone is interested in this, they should contact me, Steve Miller by email steve@svmassociates.co.uk or 07941 813 619.
Many thanks
Steve Miller
+44 (0)20 8883 7453
+44 (0)7941 813 619
142 Pembroke Road, London, N10 2JD.
steve@svmassociates.co.uk


Listen out on Saturday 11th June from 10:15 to 11:00 when the Edgehill Ringers will be ringing the Horley bells as part of the celebrations to mark the Queen’s 90th Birthday. Or better still, come along to watch and help us celebrate!
Next meeting is on Thursday June 23rdThis will be the last meeting before breaking for the summer.
Any questions, please contact Alison Carr Tel. 01295 730102.
Horley’s Summer Fete this year is on Saturday 25th June and will once again include the popular bric-a-brac stall. So please dig out any toys, books and other bric-a-brac you no longer need and someone from the Ladies Guild will be round to take them off your hands during week commencing 13th June.
And whilst you’re having a cleansing sort out of your cupboards and places for bric a brac, if you come across any spare bottles of wine or tombola prizes you would like to donate, the Ladies Guild will happily take them off your hands too and put them to good use.
Don’t forget then to come along and enjoy this wonderful annual event from 2 to 5pm, in the Old School and Church.
Raffle Prize Draw – first prize £100 cash, second prize a BMW for a weekend. Stalls include the tombola, plants, bric-a-brac, homemade cakes, nice or nasty jars, water or wine and many more. And of course there will be refreshments – teas, cakes, Pimms and a barbecue – so you won’t go hungry or thirsty!
(Please drop off donations of cakes and homemade produce on Saturday morning.)