This lighter was found on the road opposite Horley House on Sunday May 5th.
Please call Kate on 07791 399227 if you think it is yours.
Category Archives: Villagers
SERENATA in the Church on Sunday June 2nd
We are pleased to announce the return of
SERENATA
A vocal group of 8 unaccompanied singers from Nottingham, including our own Chris Howell.
They will perform arrangements of mostly lighter music such as Spirituals, Madrigals & Folk-songs.
- Date: Sunday June 2nd
- Time: 6.00 pm
- Place: St. Etheldreda’s Church, Horley
- Free entry with retiring collection for Church Funds
- Bar
Horley Cricket Club Opening Hours Fri 26th / Sat 27th
Feeling in need of a drink over the weekend…?
The Cricket Club bar will be open from 6pm – 11pm on Friday and Saturday evening. Everyone is welcome.
See here for more info on HCC.
Red Lion Closed Until 6pm 2nd May
Dave and Natasha receiving the 2019 Runners Up Award for North Oxon Pub Of the Year
The Red Lion Closes from today (23rd April) and reopens at 6pm on Thursday May 2nd to enable Dave and Natasha to enjoy a well deserved break and enjoy a holiday in Hong Kong to celebrate 25 years of wedded bliss!
Congratulations to an amazing couple who work tirelessly to please their clientele and maintain their sanity! This effort has also resulted in their being awarded the Runners Up prize for the North Oxon Pub of the Year 2019.
Well Done Dave and Natasha!
Don’t Miss Red Lion’s Beer Festival Friday – Sunday
This year’s beer festival is on from Friday April 19th until Sunday 21st at The Red Lion, Horley, winners of CAMRA Pub of the Year for North Oxfordshire 2017.
Opening times:
- Friday 16.00 – 23.00
- Saturday 12.00 – 20.00
- Sunday 12.00 – 18.00
Experience the Magic of Lambing at Your Local Farm!
Lambing at Hadsham Farm open to the public: 30th March – 22nd April 2018
‘Every spring we lamb 250 ewes in our barns, before turning some 400 lambs and their mothers out onto the new grass in our rolling meadows when the weather warms up.
For the third year in a row, we are opening the farm gates to the public to allow them to see what happens – from birth right through to the lambs’ first steps out on the fresh spring grass.
In addition to the lambing, we will have a play area, craft corner and an area to ‘hold a chick’ to keep the children occupied and a tea/coffee/refreshments station, in aid of charity, for the adults.’
Tickets can be bought from the farm on the day:
All Tickets: £4 Under 2′s: Free
Keep up-to-date with what is going on at the farm through Facebook page:
You will need wellies/boots and coats. The sheep are all in barns but you will need to walk outside from one barn to another and to the toilets.
Fancy Learning to Tap Dance?
Feeling Inspired to learn to Tap Dance after watching the wonderfully hilarious Horley Footlights Production of ‘Stepping Out’, or just fancy getting fit and dancing?
Beginner and Intermediate Classes commence on Monday April 1st (no this is not an April Fool!) at The Old School Horley.
Beginners class will be from 6.30 – 7.15 and Intermediate from 7.15 – 8.00. Cost is £5.00 per session.
The teacher is Denise Cook who played Mavis the teacher in ‘Stepping Out’. She can be contacted on 01295 688382/ 07566 210187 or denisemcook04@gmail.com.
Cancelled – Thursday 28th ‘Knit and Stitch’ Meeting
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Next meeting is on Thursday April 11th.
As there is a Michael Hardinge Trust Talk being held in the Old School this Thursday (March 28th), this week’s ‘Knit and Stich’ Group meeting is cancelled.
Any questions, please contact Sue Patching on 01295 730039. For more information on the Knit and Stitch Group click here. For dates of future meetings look at the calendar.
Fancy Fish and Chips Tonight?
Howe and Co 66 Frankly Fish and Chips will available from the van outside the Red Lion tonight between 6.20 and 7.00 pm.
To order your favourite treat in advance ( 🍤 Scampi, 🐓 Chicken Nuggets, Battered Chicken Breast 🍗 or Cheese 🧀 & Veg Cakes) and follow on Facebook click here.
