A new tap dancing class for adult beginners will start on Monday 27th March from 7pm to 8pm in the Old School . The cost will be £6 per session.
Please contact Denise Cook for more details on denisemcook04@gmail.com or 07566210187
We had a brilliant, fabulous, fun morning getting ready for Mothering Sunday this Saturday at the Old Schoolhouse – Mums, Dads, children and members of St Etheldreda’s church exercised their creative skills making Mother’s Day pictures, posies and badges.
Many thanks to Sarah Allitt and Sarah Taylor for helping organise the event and providing flowers, and to Sue Ashdown, Kate Wythe & Fiona Taylor for extra support.
Here are some pictures to give a flavour of the event.
Tomorrow on Mothering Sunday March 19th we will be in church for a Mothering Sunday Holy Communion starting at 10:30am, with posies for mums/ grannies/ aunties &c. Do come and join us as we celebrate and give thanks for Mums and all they are to us.
Anyone interested in being kept in touch with activities for children and families please get in touch with:
Revd Guy Edwards (01295) 738191 vicarofironstone@gmail.com
Or Revd Alicia Baker (01295) 738593 rectorofironstone@gmail.com
Just a quick update for the Ukraine Appeal – the situation is grave and they desperately need food – preferably cans of food with a ring pull top that can be heated over a stove.
Also if any of the many medical people in the village have any spare or out of date medical equipment (they will take any equipment, but can’t take drugs), then I have a contact that is taking medical equipment out to Ukraine, please let Sandra know via anyone in the Ladies Guild.
As always any items that you can spare is much appreciated and Rita continues to do great job collecting and taking the items down to the teams central hub.
Items can be left in the box under Rita’s porch – if you don’t know the address please ask anyone in the Ladies Guild, as I don’t want to give out an address on this post
Many thanks, any items, however small will really make a difference.
Items can be left in the box under Rita’s porch – if you don’t know the address please ask anyone in the Ladies Guild, as I don’t want to give out an address on this post
Many thanks, any items, however small will really make a difference.
Horley’s Cinema Club continues with the Oscar nominated The Banshees of Inisherin on Friday 24th March.
Doors open at 7:30pm, lights down at 8pm.
The annual village Spring Clean (litter pick) will take place at 10:00 on Saturday 25th March.
If you can spare some time to help out please could you gather in front of the Old Post Office on the corner of Banbury Lane at 10:00 on 25th March. Litter pickers, protective gloves and rubbish and recycling bags will be provided by CDC. If you have you own gloves, that would be great, as you are urged to protect yourselves against any risk of infection, and take care to wash your hands thoroughly after the Spring Clean has been completed.
Let’s keep Horley looking fabulous!
Horley’s famous Progressive Dinner date has been set for 2nd September.
A great opportunity to mingle with your fellow villagers and have what is always a really good night out.
Full details to follow soon.
There will be a children’s workshop on Saturday in the Old School from 10:30 am to 12pm for children to make Mothering Day pictures and flower posies.
Everyone is welcome and there will be refreshments and cake!
Please contact Sarah on 07834 370767 if you’d like more information.
There will also be a family-friendly Mothering Sunday Communion service at St Etheldreda’s on Sunday 19th March at 10:30am when we’ll be celebrating all that motherhood means to us – with a gift of flowers to take away.
Details of the Solar Farm proposal will be on display at Hanwell Village Hall on Wednesday 15th March 2023 between 3pm and 7pm. Representatives of Elgin Energy will be present to answer questions.
Please take this opportunity to attend and find out more. The consultation period runs from 14th to 28th March. Note that the proposed area includes land on the Horley side of the B4100 as well as an extensive area on the Hanwell side.
If you’d like to know more about the history of the gardens at Upton House, pop along to the next meeting of the 3Hs Gardening Club, because the speaker will be Alison Hodge, a volunteer who gives guided tours of the gardens to visitors.
Everyone – not just members – can come along to the talk, which takes place in the Hornton Pavilion at 7.30pm on Tuesday March 14th. Non members pay £3 for admission but it only cost £10 to become a member of the club for a year, and then every talk is free.
There will be a public meeting in Hanwell Village Hall on Wednesday15th March 2023 between 14.30 and 19.30 regarding the solar farm proposal. It is vital that as many people as possible attend this to discover more details about what is proposed and where it would be.
More details to follow.
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