The Village Lottery is a major source of funding for the Michael Hardinge Trust, which provides educational support to children and young people in the village as well as maintaining the Old School Hall as an important village asset.
The new lottery year starts on Saturday 8th November. If you played in 2024/25 we will be in touch with you shortly, but if you didn’t, it’s not too late to join in this year – see below for details:
Thank you to everyone who came along to the coffee morning last Saturday – we raised £562.50 for Breast Cancer Now!
Don’t miss Horley Ladies Guild’s annual coffee morning in aid of Breast Cancer Now in the Old School this Saturday!
We are pleased to confirm that the Children’s Summer Camp is going to be running on Monday 11th and Tuesday 12th August this year.
Here’s how to sign up:
and more details of what’s planned:
A big thank you to everyone who came along to the Horley fete recently, and special thanks to Megan Bottoms who took some great photos of the event – see below.
As it’s clear from the photos, everyone seemed to be having a good time! The refreshments in the Old School were very popular (delicious cakes – thank you all the bakers!) and there was an excellent selection of stalls in the Church. What’s more, we raised a fantastic £2,300 for our Church and local charities, so thank you again!
There has been a fantastic response to Horley’s Progressive Dinner which is taking place on 28th June.
It’s all set to be another great evening, especially if the weather stays like this!
If there is anyone who hasn’t put their name down please do so by this Saturday (21st) at horleyprogressive@gmail.com
Knit and stitch restarts on Thursday 13th February in the Old School, from 7pm till 9pm.
The second meeting will be on Thursday 27th February.
After this, meetings are always held on the second and fourth Thursday of the month. Anyone is welcome to join us for any of the meetings, even if its just for a cuppa and a chat.
Why not come and see what we do? Any questions contact Caroline on 07946645175.
There are still a few places available on the CPR and de-fib training next Monday. Details of how to book a place are below.
As you are probably aware, the village defibrillator is situated on the wall outside the Red Lion Public House.
The Parish Council has arranged for some CPR and De-Fib training as follows:
Monday November 25th 2024 7pm to 9pm
The Old Schoolrooms, Horley
The training will include demonstrations and hands-on experience with a notice of attendance included. The evening is free, but any donations can be made to the South Central Ambulance Service who are arranging the training.
Spaces on the training course are limited, so if you wish to book a space please let Parish Clerk David Beck know as soon as possible: email horleypc@gmail.com or tel 0785 2998172. Please include your own email address (for communication purposes – details will not be kept after the event).
Remember the quicker CPR is done the more chance of survival!
If you require any further details please contact David Beck, Horley Parish Clerk
As you are probably aware, the village defibrillator is situated on the wall outside the Red Lion Public House.
The Parish Council has arranged for some CPR and De-Fib training as follows:
Monday November 25th 2024 7pm to 9pm
The Old Schoolrooms, Horley
The training will include demonstrations and hands-on experience with a notice of attendance included. The evening is free, but any donations can be made to the South Central Ambulance Service who are arranging the training.
Spaces on the training course are limited, so if you wish to book a space please let Parish Clerk David Beck know as soon as possible: email horleypc@gmail.com or tel 0785 2998172. Please include your own email address (for communication purposes – details will not be kept after the event).
Remember the quicker CPR is done the more chance of survival!
If you require any further details please contact David Beck, Horley Parish Clerk
Everyone is welcome to a thanksgiving service to celebrate the life of
EDNA
12:15 Thursday 15th August
St Etheldreda’s Church, Horley
Followed by light refreshments in Horley School House
No flowers please and no need to wear black – some colour would be good
Donations to Katharine House Hospice would be gratefully received.
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