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logo23 October 2024 - Air Ambulance

You will remember that we recently held two events in aid of the local Air Ambulance charity.

  • the Murder Mystery Dinner
  • the October Coffee Morning with raffle

The Coffee Morning was interesting and many of us had the chance to discuss the workings of the Air Ambulance with their volunteer.  And as for the Murder Mystery Dinner, well, I've already sent you some details about how good we all are as detectives...

As already mentioned the dinner raised over £300 and combined we made over £450.  The Society has topped the donation up to £500.  We've received a nice thank you from them for the "fantastic donation".

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J & S
 
 

21 October 2024 - Next Social Event

 
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The next Coffee Morning (on Friday November 1st at 10.30) will be held in aid of Children In Need.
Aside from the welcoming coffee, the delicious cake, and the opportunity to chat to friends, there will be a bumper raffle!
(If you have any nice prizes to donate please contact Maureen Morris 835533.)
 
See you all there!
 
 
 

logo21 October 2024 - Music @ Mission Hall

Dear All - Not a Mission Hall event, but we think a number of you would be disappointed to miss it.

On Saturday, 2nd November, at the Mission Hall, starting at 8 p.m. (doors open 7.30), a musical evening with Canadian guitarist Stephen Fearing.

Tickets, £17, from 01305 837299 or This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.. BYO drinks.

Stephen FearingA message from the organisers:

Phenomenal music artist, Stephen Fearing returns to one of his favourite performance venues for an intimate evening of lyrical songs and guitar mastery. As one of Canada’s most acclaimed guitarists, his songs seamlessly blend roots, folk, and Americana influences, creating a mesmerising sound that has captivated audiences both nationally and internationally.
Co-founder of Canadian roots-rock icons Blackie and the Rodeo Kings and with a career spanning multiple decades of acclaimed albums, he has shared stages and studios with an eclectic assortment of musical legends, including Merle Haggard, Richard Thompson, and Cassandra Wilson. More info at www.stephenfearing.ca

 

logo17 October 2024 Village Quiz

I bet you can't wait!  Yes, back by popular demand, another Village Quiz!
 

Q1 - What?  Teams of up to 6, or come and join a team.  Questions will focus on 70's and 80's !  And if you were to dig through the attic and find the clothes you were wearing in that era it'd be even more fun!

Q2 - When?  Saturday 16th November 2024 at 7.30pm

Q3 - How much? £4 per person

Q4 - Any food provided? Yup - nibbles.  What do you expect for 4 quid!  AND you've got to bring your own drinks!

Book your team/place with:
Hilary 07707 830846 This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.
Sue 07813 267788 This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.

J & S
 

logo16 October 2024 - Mission Hall Newsletter

Dear All - We want to update you on a couple of important topics about the Mission Hall.

The Lease: After getting strong support from the village, we approached the St Andrew’s Church PCC (Parochial Church Council) to ask for the Lease of the Hall to be extended. The current Lease ends in 2029, and we have asked for it to be extended as soon as can be arranged for a 40-year period. I am happy to say that the PCC have supported this Lease extension strongly, and the detailed document is now being prepared by the church Solicitors. We are very grateful to the PCC for their help and support.

Improvements and Renovations: Having confidence that the village will continue to enjoy the use of its Hall for the foreseeable future, we wrote a specification for a set of improvements and repairs to put the Hall into a good state, relying significantly on the results of a Building Survey we commissioned (we are grateful to the Trustees who have run the Hall since 1999 for the generally good state of the building). We went out for tenders, and have just selected a builder, Mike Fuller, to do and manage the work for us. We hope that the main work will start on January 6th, and last about 6 weeks, during which time sadly the Hall will have to be closed. Some work will be done in December, but the Hall will only need to be closed for odd days, without disruption to our regular Hirers.

Here is a list of the works that will be done:

Read more: Newsbite 241016 Mission Hall news

 

logo12 October 2024 - Fun in the mud

The intention was just to clear up the pond after several mild months and a lot of growth.  Well a couple of dozen volunteers donned their waders (at one extreme) or their shorts and tee-shirts (at the other) and spent this morning returning the pond to something a bit more manageable.  It was a great turn-out, and it was especially good to see quite a few new-ish residents who'd not been much involved before.  Our local councillors also came along and rolled up their sleeves!
 
The ducks and moorhens had loved the thick reedbeds and floating weed - but today the volunteers loved getting right in there and enjoying the mud.  I'm only including one picture as an example, but a lot of people did a lot of hard work.  The pond's going to need a couple of days to recover but it will be all the better for it.  Many thanks also go out to The Springhead for the welcome bacon rolls and hot drinks they generously provided.  Truly a communal effort that shows what lovely people live in our village.
  
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If you missed out on this opportunity to play in the mud, look out for the 2025 cleanup!
 
J & S
 

logo10 October 2024 - News for pond-life, ladies, and quizzers

Pond clean-up
As you know (but might have forgotten) we will be cleaning up the pond this Saturday morning (12th October).  Get yourself there about 9.30am.  Bring whatever hand gardening tools you think might be useful - I can say rakes, shears, secateurs, wheelbarrows, wellies/waders will all come in handy.  We'll be putting the cleared foliage etc. over the wall into the pub overflow car park for temporary storage while the bug-life finds its way back to the pond.  Then in a few days the society will arrange for it to be removed for composting.  The pub will be generously providing some sustenance and we'll be done and dusted well before lunch.
 
Ladies' Lunch
If all that effort cleaning the pond leaves you famished, then hold on for a few days and join Maureen and other like-minded ladies who lunch - they'll be getting together as usual on the third Thursday of the month (in October that's the 17th) at the Springhead at 12.30.  Give Maureen a call on 835533 to let her know you're coming and then the pub can arrange tables in advance.
 
Village Quiz
Simply a reminder to keep Saturday evening (November 16th) free for another fun quiz evening.  The questions will be vaguely 70's / 80's themed but you're also welcome to don your tank tops, leg warmers, etc. to fully enjoy the occasion.
 
J & S
 
 

pub_logo.jpg 04 October 2024 - Village Christmas Party

 
As ever The Springhead will be hosting the Sutton Poyntz Village Christmas Party.  This year it will be on Friday 13th December and is of course open to all residents!
Booking is essential - and you need to go in person to the pub to book your places.
See you there!
 
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