Wednesday, 11 November 2026

!00 club of Village Hal in October

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Message from Nigel at the Village Hall

WINNERS OF Ruyton X1Towns VILLAGE HALL 100 CLUB

Could it be yur luckyday!


RATS BINGO, this Saturday 14rh November

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Don`t miss the ever popula

RATS BINGO THIS Ssturday, 14th November

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Booka Booshop - make time for books Booktime Magazined

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Message from Booka bookshop

Follow the link below to view our latest Booktime Magazine for November and December.
 
Further Information
01691 662244 | hello@bookabookshop.co.uk | Message via social media


Monday, 9 November 2026

10% off at Hundysuckly Wholefoods, Church Street, Oswestry

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Messasge from Ingrid, Oswestry net

10% off at HONEYSUCKLE WHOLE FOODS 11th November - see attached poster

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Church Coffee morning 14th November

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Message from Margaret

ST. JOHN THE BAPTIST COFFEE MORNING 14th November @ Victoria Rooms


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Our Unique War Memorial

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I have been having trouble with all hotmail emails being returned so Roger has changed my server.

There a couple of emails which I really want people to see, so I am sending them again.

OUR UNIQUE WAR MEMORIAL

As we approach of Remembrance Day,

Ruyton XI Towns War Memorial cut into the rock on the Brownhill, only one in the country which you can actually walk into and sit and contemplate the enormity of the losses of men from the village in the two world wars.

Read all about the history of our War Memorial, with pictures, on my history website

https://www.eleventowns.uk/Our%20Unique%20WAR%20MEMORIAL.html

And lots more stories of Ruyton XI History


Reminder OBHAG talk on The Berth excavations in Baschurcht

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REMINDER

Anyone who has an interest in our local history, this talk  at Oswestry & Border History & Archaeology Group is not to be missed.

 
 Oswestry & Border History & Archaeology Group 

Our next meeting is at the Methodist Church Hall, Castle Street SY11 1LF
 Friday, November 13th at 7.30pm


‘Excavations at the Berth, a low-lying marsh fort near Baschurch’ 



With Professor Henry Chapman