A Big Thank You!
A big thank you to all those who supported our garden opening for Bombay Teen Challenge (BTC) and the street children for whom they have become home. You helped us to raise £2,500 which is far more than we had […]
Tag: Gardens and Horticulture
Last Orders for Hanging Baskets
The last date for hanging basket orders is Tuesday 6th April. Priced at £24.50 for a 14 inch wicker basket display, a deposit of £5 is required for each basket ordered. Unfortunately we are unable to specify colours or plant […]
Palm Sunday – Gardens Open
As the garden is a little further forward than expected, Ewan and Jenny Harper are offering it to the village for their afternoon walks on Palm Sunday from 2.00 – 5.30 pm. Covid rules apply and are essential on distancing […]
Hanging Baskets Now Available To Order
The Village Shop is getting ready for Spring and we’re really looking forward to seeing colour back in our gardens again. Hanging baskets are now available to order at the Shop and are priced at £24.50 each. Unfortunately we are […]
Titchmarsh House Gardens
Ewan and Jenny Harper are once again inviting villagers to take their daily exercise with a stroll through their lovely garden. Visitors will be welcome between 11.00 am- 4.30 pm on Saturday and Sunday. There is no charge but please […]
Titchmarsh House Gardens Open
As National Trust gardens are open under covid conditions Ewan and Jenny Harper are offering village members only the opportunity to walk round their garden as part of their exercise from 11.00 am to 4.00 pm on this Saturday and […]
Hedge planting
The Parish Council’s working party, and other volunteers, planted a ‘Mixed Native hawthorn based’ hedge at Tofts allotments on Thursday. In a year or so there will be a flourishing young hedge that will encourage wildlife and birds to make […]
The Parish Council consists of nine elected members of the village. Our main aim is to represent the interests of parishioners at local, regional and national level, and to contribute to the debate on issues that might affect them. Parishioners are encouraged to communicate with the Parish Council, bringing any matters of concern to our attention.