Category Archives: Villagers
Your Chance to Support Pancreatic Cancer UK and Beverley
CANCER RESEARCH CHARITY RUN
As some of our Horley villagers may know, Beverley Williams has been diagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer. Her mother died of the same disease 4 years ago, in the same year that Beverley & Johnny moved to Horley.
Beverley has been stoic in her fight with the condition which started with an initial diagnosis in October 2015. The couple are grateful for the discreet support offered by many of their friends here in Horley.
A friend of Beverley’s, Rosalind Beresford, is taking part in a “Wolf Run” on 3rd June to raise awareness and for charity donations for Pancreatic Cancer UK through the following link on the JustGiving website.
If you would like to contribute to Rosalind’s cause, please go to the link.
Visit the Open Gardens at Katherine House Sunday June 4th
Jammin’ 4 Gary – 1st May
A huge thank you to everyone that came and those that helped make wonderful tribute for Gary possible. It was everything we’d hoped for and more, we feel very blessed having such a fabulous family and friends, and being a part of such an amazing community. We were so moved by the palpable feeling of love, laughter and the uplifting music.
We raised £350 in cash for Thames Valley Air Ambulance that has been added to the online total of £3,398.15. Thank you to everyone that donated so far as we have exceeded our target of £2500 for just one flight.
I know many of you still wish to donate so lets pay for another flight for someone else.
You can donate online https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/GaryDFox or as I’ve done for others let me have your donation and message so I can post it for you. Whatever works for best for you, my email is theboma@icloud.com .
Below is our visit on Tuesday 2nd May to meet the crew and see the Air Ambulance that landed on our Cricket Field. Thank you all again for love and support, Deb, Grant & Lauren xxx
Thanks for the Easter Banners…
We’re Jammin’ For Gary
We’re Jammin’ for Gary to celebrate the many roles of The Fantastic Mr. Fox and fund raising for Thames Valley Air Ambulance as they landed on our Cricket Field to help him.

One of the many roles Gary played was that of a “Pied Piper”; he managed to get so many children and adults to join in the concerts that we started in Horley. Gary loved reggae and a strong bassline, so its “gonna be all about the bass” and “we’re jammin’, jammin’, we hope you like jammin’, too.
This event will also raise awareness for both the “Hands off Horton” Hospital campaign and the Youth Offending Service, both of which were very important to Gary.
To read more about Gary, how to make a donation to the Air Ambulance and to leave us a message please go to https://www.justgiving.com/fundraising/GaryDFox
Thanking you in advance, with love Deb, Grant and Lauren xxx
Please note that due to the capacity of our church this event is invitation only, we have tried to include everyone via a Facebook invite and email. However if you knew Gary and you would like to join us on Monday 1st May then please email theboma@icloud.com so if numbers permit we’ll try and “jam” you in!
Easter Banners wanted for our Church…
‘Can you help?’
‘Brighten up St Etheldreda’s Church for Easter with an Easter Banner or Poster.
You can make it with fabric or paper and put on it all the things that mean ‘Easter’ to you.
We will display them in church from Easter Sunday (April 16th) and there will be Easter Eggs for all participants!
If you have any questions or need materials email ashdownsm@btinternet.com or call 01295 738444. Thanks.’ Sue Ashdown
A ‘Most Solitary Life’…. A Hornton Detective Story Thurs March 30th
The next ‘Horley Winter Talk’ is on Friday March 3rd
The Michael Hardinge Trust are holding the second fundraising talk at the Old School on Friday March 3rd at 7.30.
For tickets email Mike Patching at mike.patching@btinternet.com or call 01295 730039.
Any young person from the village who currently qualifies for a Michael Hardinge grant can attend free of charge
Red Lion is a North Oxon CAMRA Finalist Again!
Congratulations to Dave and Natasha at the Red Lion who have again been voted one of six finalists in the North Oxfordshire branch of the Campaign for Real Ale CAMRA Pub of the Year 2017. Throughout February local branch members of the Campaign for Real Ale will be visiting and ranking the finalists.
Good Luck!











