Come along to the ‘Meet and Greet’ event in the Old School Room on Thursday for both refreshments and a presentation of the new plans for the pavilion. Your feedback and opinions on these plans are being sought in order to help make the best decision on the site.
Cricket Club ‘Meet and Greet’
Holy Week and Horley? So, for the energetic, you can start on Maundy Thursday (24 March) afternoon by joining the pilgrimage to walk the Benefice trail, which continues on Good Friday (25 March). Milestones are: leave Drayton church 1.45pm, Wroxton 3.00, Balscote 4.15, arrive Shenington 5.30ish and have a Seder Meal at 6.00 (a symbolic meal associated with the Jewish Passover). This is followed by a short Communion service in Shenington Village Hall, after which the tenacious can participate in a vigil into the early hours of Good Friday morning.
Part II of the Benefice trail pilgrimage starts from Alkerton church at 9.30am on Good Friday, takes in Hornton at 10.30 and arrives at Horley in time for the midday Stations of the Cross in St Etheldreda’s. As the name suggests, this is a service which charts Jesus’ journey to Calvary, symbolised by progressing round twelve ‘stations’ set out in the church with readings and singing at each. Following this service, there is a ‘frugal lunch’ in the Old School, from which the pilgrimage will complete the circle by continuing to Drayton, arriving 2ish for a devotional service at the Cross.
In Saturday newspaper ‘worthwhile walks’ terms, the Benefice trail would be described as ‘easy’ and open to all ages (children definitely welcome at all points), either in its entirety, or in sections, or just stay in Horley and come to the Stations of the Cross/the frugal lunch.
For more information about the route click here. For more information about the event contact vicarhugo@gmail.com / 01869 347889.
This ‘Friday Night at the Movies’ is ‘Spectre’, followed by ‘Bill’ at the Children’s Cinema Club’ on Saturday. See poster below for details:
Meet & Greet including Registration Evening:Thursday 24th March – Member signing on evening and a social event to start the season.
This year we are making Pie and Mash (Meat and vegetarian) at a cost of £5 per adult and £3 per child.
The evening takes place at the Old School Rooms, Horley (next to the church) 7.00 – 9.00pm. For catering purposes please contact Judith Beck if you wish to eat.
IMPORTANT – As part of the ‘Meet and Greet’ evening the Club will be presenting the revised plans for the new pavilion. Talks have already been held with ECB, Cherwell District Council and the local Parish Council.
We will very shortly be in a position to apply for planning permission but would appreciate feedback on what is a momentous project for the Club, Village and the surrounding areas. Please come along and share this part of the evening with us.
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Horley and Hanwell are joining together to celebrate Mothering Sunday at St Peter’s Church Hanwell at 11am.
What a lovely way to show your appreciation for everything that mothers do.
Also thanks to Tamsin Woods there will be a small gift for all mothers and grandmothers, as well as drinks for everyone afterwards.
1st Hornton and Horley Brownies will be starting again on Monday evenings beginning the 29th February.
Brownies is for girls aged seven to ten who become a member of a Six and follow a programme called the Brownie Adventure. Brownies opens up a world of exciting challenges and the opportunity to try new things and to make brilliant friends.
For anyone interested in joining the first step is to register on the girlguiding website which you can do here: www.girlguiding.org.uk/joinus
If you would like any further information please call me on: (01295) 678220 or email: jennietyrrell@hotmail.com
Jennie Tyrrell
Editors Note: The Brownie Promise and Brownie Guide Law, still great principles and values:
“I promise that I will do my best, to be true to myself and develop my beliefs, to serve the Queen and my community, to help other people and to keep the Brownie Guide Law”, which is “A Brownie Guide thinks of others before herself and does a good turn every day”.
This ‘Friday Night at the Movies’ is ‘The Martian’, followed by ‘Inside Out’ at the Children’s Cinema Club’ on Saturday. See poster below for details:
Happy New Year from Horley Cinema Club. Our first movie for 2016 is Suffragette on Friday 15th at 7:30, see the flyer below. Also note Minions for the the children’s club showing on the Saturday 16th at 9:45.
Monday 11th Back to Play –
Come join a ‘run by mums’ playgroup on Mondays 10-12 in the Horley School hall, its held during term time on Mondays from 10 to 11.45. Only £1.50 for the first child, additional children are 50p, and you only pay for children over 12 months. Contact – Natalie King 07852218815 or Email Nataliepoo79@hotmail.com for more information, or just come along.
All times not mentioned are normal trading hours
They said it wouldn’t last but this long standing tradition continues to it’s second year. Dozens of prizes to be had in this spectacular Christmas raffle. Will the festive fairies have something in their stockings for you this year?
Half Music / Half Torture. The lovely Katie Wickham will delight us with her acoustic charm and seasonal tunes. This will be followed by Kristmas Karaoke. The Lion’s clientele will attempt some festive favourites. The music starts at 3pm, those with delicate ears might want to depart before 4.30pm.
There’s extra cash to be won in the final games of the year. Places are very limited so please ask at the bar for full details. Game 1 8.15pm. Game 2 10pm.
Sorry, there’s no party to be found here. Mulled wine, log fires and Christmas Carols set the tone. Fine ale and good cheer to be had aplenty; last orders are strictly 10.30pm, so we can all be in bed when Father Christmas comes.
The place to come for pre-dinner drinks. CAMRA’s pub of the year invites you for a glass of Christmas cheer – what better place to show off that that new jumper and entice others with the smellies that Granny bought?
A tradition now – it’s horse racing all the way. Enjoy the delights of Kempton Park on the large HD TV. The big race is the King George VI at 3.10pm. Can Silviniaco Conti do it again or will his (Cue) Card be marked. Always a top day in The Red Lion – don’t miss it!
Trying something different this year. Board games will be available (or bring your own) and join in to find out who’s the top Monopoly trader. I’ll be the Car!
All Dominoes players are invited to play. Pairs will be made in a random draw. It’s £2 to enter with the prize money going to the finalists. Always very popular with the league players – there’s a maximum of 32 places, so please book early.
It’s ticket only for the party of the year. This year we’re going back to the 80’s. Fancy Dress is encouraged but by no means obligatory. There’ll be a buffet and 80’s disco, plus the ever popular ‘Play Your Cards Right’. it’s gonna be a big night…
Starting the year with a Sunday Session – although strictly speaking, it’s a Friday! It has become a tradition over the years, with the pub still set up in party mode anything can happen. Some years it’s a chill-out hangover cure and some years it starts off chill-out and ends up a full on rave behind closed doors! Which one this year? With the landlord now (just) in his fifties, the wise money is on the former.
It is quite literally the Quiz of the Year. Test your knowledge on the events of the past twelve months. The quiz will start at 8pm but please arrive a lot earlier to guarantee a seat.
All times not mentioned are normal trading hours – See Village Calendar
