Hornton village’s most talented flower arranger, Sarah Walther, is thinking of running an Easter wreath making workshop.
It will take place the day before Good Friday – Thursday 28th March – from 7pm until 9pm. All materials will be provided. Most important – so will a glass of fizz!
“Tickets will be £30,” says Sarah. “Places are limited and please let me know if you are interested.”
You can email Sarah at sarah.walther@hotmail.co.uk
See attached poster for details of a local Community Choir. The next session is on 21st February at Shenington School,
It’s 10 years this month since the bells in St Etheldreda’s Church were rung for the first time after a 25 year period of silence. Prior to February 2014, it hadn’t been possible to ring the bells as they had been declared unsafe for ringing due to water damage to the ancient wooden frame.
After a fantastic fundraising effort in 2012 – 2013 led by Mike Patching, the bell frame was restored and two new bells were cast and installed to supplement the original four bells.
We will be ringing the bells to celebrate this 10 year anniversary next Saturday 17th February between 2pm and 4pm.
Listen out – or better still, come and along and see the bells being rung. We have put a camera in the bell chamber so you will be able to see the bells in action as well as the ringers !
The next cinema club showing will be the multiple Oscar nominated film Oppenheimer
Please note the earlier start time of 7.30pm this month!
Thanks to all those who helped make the Horley quiz held on Friday 3rd February such a success. We had a great turnout – in fact, we would not have been able to fit many more into the Old School!
Teams puzzled over crops grown around Horley; beers served in the Red Lion, road sign locations and kitchen cupboard ingredients amongst other things.
Huge thanks to everyone who helped on the night.
The quiz raised £600 to be split between two worthy charities: The Katherine House Hospice and the Royal Agricultural Benevolent Institution.
Knit and stitch restarts on Thursday 8th February in the Old School, starting at 7pm.
Why not come along and see if you fancy having a go at a bit of knitting, crochet, sewing, embroidery and more? No need to bring anything, we have equipment and materials and we are happy to teach you.
If you can’t make the 8th we will meet again on the 22nd Feb. We meet on the 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month. We also have a cuppa and a chat if you would like to come just for that.
There is still room for one or two more teams at the Quiz on Friday – book your place with Emma Hamer on 07469 084691 or email Emma.Hamer@nfu.org.uk
Don’t miss the chance to see Barbie next Friday at the Old School, Horley:
if anyone was expecting a parcel from Aspen Animal Health it might be the one delivered to Mulberry House, Banbury Lane. Please pop round to collect.
