Category Archives: Villagers

Red Lion Charity Harvest Auction Raises £727

BHP and Royal British Legion to benefit.

‘Thank you for everyone’s support at the harvest festival. Another amazing year with Nolly in charge of the auction. We have done a final count, and £727 has been raised for Banbury Young Homelessness Project and the Poppy Appeal. thank you all.’

Natasha

Book Club Two Due to Launch Next Monday

Like to Join a village Book Club?

‘Christiane McGregor and Jen Cross are thinking about starting Book Club Two on the last Monday of the month from 7.30pm, the first evening being the 28th October at The Lawns in Wroxton Lane.

Very informal, wine and nibbles with a chance to talk about the genre of books we all would like to read and discuss. All welcome. Any questions do not hesitate to get in touch with Jen on 07484180105 or Christiane on 07949229712 or just come along on the 28th at 7.30pm’.

Jen Cross

‘Girly Night’ Film Showing on Friday November 8th

There will be a special showing of ‘A Star is Born’ in aid of research into Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy at the Old School House on Friday November 8th. Prosecco on arrival, chilli and a good night’s entertainment all for a good cause!

Like to Join a Village Book Club?

Book Club Two

‘Christiane McGregor and Jen Cross are thinking about starting Book Club Two on the last Monday of the month from 7.30pm, the first evening being the 28th October at The Lawns in Wroxton Lane.

Very informal, wine and nibbles with a chance to talk about the genre of books we all would like to read and discuss. All welcome. Any questions do not hesitate to get in touch with Jen on 07484180105 or Christiane on 07949229712 or just come along on the 28th at 7.30pm’.

Jen Cross

Red Lion Charity Harvest Auction – Friday October 25th

This year’s Red Lion Annual Charity Harvest Festival Auction will be held on Friday 25th October 7:00 pm.

All donations welcome – including garden produce, food and drink.

Please drop it off at the pub during the day or bring it with you at 7:00.

IRONSTONE Chamber Music Festival Next Weekend

Tessa and Chris Howell invite you to this year’s Ironstone Festival on Friday and Saturday September 13th and 14th at St. Etheldreda’s church Horley.

Ticket prices are:
Adults: Friday evening £20; Saturday evening £25; Saturday lunchtime Coffee Concert £12.
Festival Pass: £50.00 for all three concerts. Under 18’s & full time students £10 each concert.
Horley residents £5.00 off all prices. Horley Children: Free.

Festival mass proposed at 11am on Sunday 15th September with celebrant Reverend John Smith and Mozart Mass in C K220. All welcome.

See posters below for more information and visit http://www.ironstonechambermusic.com

 

Red Lion Closed Until 6pm September 11th

 

The Red Lion Closes from today (3rd September) and reopens at 6pm on Wednesday 11th September to enable Dave and Natasha to enjoy a well deserved holiday break.

Look out for details about the forthcoming Harvest Festival which will be held at 7pm on Friday October 7th.

 

IRONSTONE Chamber Music Festival 13th and 14th September

Tessa and Chris Howell invite you to this year’s Ironstone Festival on Friday and Saturday September 13th and 14th at St. Etheldreda’s church Horley.

Ticket prices are:
Adults: Friday evening £20; Saturday evening £25; Saturday lunchtime Coffee Concert £12.
Festival Pass: £50.00 for all three concerts. Under 18’s & full time students £10 each concert.
Horley residents £5.00 off all prices. Horley Children: Free.

Festival mass proposed at 11am on Sunday 15th September with celebrant Reverend John Smith and Mozart Mass in C K220. All welcome.

See posters below for more information and visit http://www.ironstonechambermusic.com

 

Message of Thanks to the Village

A message of thanks to Horley Villagers from Jane and Jonathan Williams:

‘We would like to thank the village for their wonderful contribution to our daughter Harriet’s wedding to Harry.

Thank you to:

  • Everyone who helped to prepare the church and the churchyard.
  • Those that gave drinks, biscuits, conversation, encouragement and compliments to Juliet as she arranged the flowers in the church.
  • The Michel Hardinge Trust for the loan of tables, chairs, tea urns etc.
  • The Taylors for straw bales for around the fire-pits
  • The Duck in Lane Close for dressing up for the event
  • Roger for loaning us his field so that everyone could park
  • To the Red Lion for watering some of our guests
  • Alison and John for their storage facilities
  • All those who offered us additional parking
  • Those who offered beds for guests
  • Charles and David who played the organ and piano in church
  • Those villagers that came and watched and gave reassurance and support as we came to and left the church
  • The bellringers
  • John Reader for his support before and during the service.
  • All of those that didn’t complain about the music (indeed we know some of you joined with the dancing from the comfort of your own homes) or the traffic jams in the road in the early hours as our guests left our amazing village.

And of course anyone else who we have forgotten.

We are truly grateful to be part of such a wonderful community.’

Jane and Jonathan Williams