Well done to all the young photographers who entered the MHT’s young photography competition. There were some amazing photos and they are all on display in the School Hall if you’d like to take a look. The worthy winner was Chrissy, with this stunning photograph (now the Horley Views cover page!)
Thanks again to all the young photographers who took part.
Loads to do at the Horley fete tomorrow – here are just a few of the stalls in the Church. There are also refreshments in the Old School, plus home made cakes, tombola, wheel of fortune, great raffle prizes and lots of games including guess the weight of the tortoise!
Only a few days to Horley’s Summer Fete on Saturday 14th June!
Come and enjoy home made cakes and tea, Pimm’s and ice cream There are some great new stalls this year and lots of games and activities for all ages.
It’s not too late to let us have any children’s clothes, toys or books that you no longer need. They can be dropped off at the School Hall on Friday 13th after 3pm, or email us at horleyladiesguild@gmail.com and we will collect.
Under 18s – don’t forget to submit your entries for the The Michael Hardinge Trust photography competition by Friday 6th June. There are prizes to be had and all entries will be displayed at Horley fete on Saturday 14th June. Details of how to apply are below:
Don’t miss Horley’s Summer Fete on Saturday 14th June!
As well as the ever popular teas, home made cakes, raffle and Pimm’s, there will be some great new stalls this year and lots of games and activities for all ages.
We would particularly welcome donations of any of the following:
Please drop items off at the School Hall on any Tuesday between 7pm and 8pm, or email us at: horleyladiesguild@gmail.com and we will arrange to collect.
The Michael Hardinge Trust is holding a photography competition for young people in the village. There are prizes to be had and all entries will be displayed at Horley fete on Saturday 14th June. Details of how to apply are below:
On Sunday 27th April, after months of training, Chris Marshall successfully completed the London Marathon. Despite the warm weather, he finished in a very respectable 4 hours and 23 minutes. He was running in memory of his grandmother Edna Seed who died in July last year. She was beautifully cared for in her last 3 weeks of life in Katharine House Hospice so Chris’s aim was to raise £2000 for this worthwhile charity. To date he has raised just over £3000 so thank you to everyone who donated – it has been really appreciated by Jan and Chris .
If anyone would still like to donate, his just giving page will be open for the next few weeks.
Don’t forget to book your tickets to secure your places for Horley’s VE Day 80th Anniversary Breakfast, organised by the Michael Hardinge Trust. (Booking in advance is essential.)
Chris Marshall (Edna Seed’s grandson), is running the London Marathon this Sunday, 27th April, to raise much needed money for Katharine House Hospice, in memory of Edna. If you would like to make a donation, here is his Just Giving Page:
The baby and toddler group is continuing on Friday mornings – see below for latest dates.
Email: babygroup@ironstonebenefice.org for more information.
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