This Sunday afternoon - Concert at Hermon Chapel

Dear Blogger

CONCERT AT HERMON CHAPEL

THIS SUNDAY AFTERNOON (20th September) AT 4.30PM

HERMON CHAPEL, CHAPEL STREET OSWESTRY SY11 1LF

More virtuosic playing from Simone Damiani who returns with  Arthur Bocaneanu to play some wonderful piano duets!

Programme will include:

Saint-Saëns Carnival of the Animals

Ravel La Valse

Schubert Fantasy in F minor

Mozart Magic Flute Overture

Tickets: https://www.ticketsource.com/hermon-arts

£12.50 + booking fee (online)

£14.00 (on the door)

16-18 years go half price and under 16's are free

MORE INFORMATION @ WWW.HERMONARTS.CO.UK

Sarah Wright-Owens

Stephen Owens

HERMON ARTS LTD

www.hermonarts.co.uk 

Derwen Christmas Fayre - put the date in your diary 28th November

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Message from Eluned at the Derwen College

DERWEN COLLEGE CHARITY CHRISTMAS FAYRE - 28th November

Derwen College Charity Christmas Fayre, on 28 November, has a brand new Elf Trail this year, where families can take part in elf skills training and activities before meeting Santa and Mrs Christmas.

Something new for this Christmas - see attached Press Release

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Autumn in the Oswestry Borderlands

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Message from Visit Oswestry

Reminder of the lovely area we live in

AUTUMN IN THE BORDERLANDS

Autumn 2026 Autumn in Oswestry and the Borderlands Autumn is one of the loveliest times to visit Oswestry and the Borderlands, where Shropshire meets Wales in a sweep of rolling fields, wooded hills and historic market-town charm. As the season turns, the countryside becomes a tapestry of russet, gold and copper, with hedgerows glowing, mist settling in the valleys and the distant Welsh hills taking on a soft, purple haze.

Autumn Colours Oswestry itself makes a welcoming base, with its market, independent shops and cafés offering warmth after a crisp morning walk. Nearby, Old Oswestry Hillfort gives wide views across the borderlands, especially beautiful when the autumn light catches the patchwork of fields below. Whittington Castle, quiet lanes, canal paths and the wider landscape around Chirk and the Pontcysyllte Aqueduct all add to the sense of a place rich in history and natural colour. Explore For walkers, photographers and anyone who enjoys a slower seasonal escape, the Borderlands are at their most atmospheric in autumn. There is beauty in every direction: beech woods turning amber, stone walls framed by fallen leaves, and wide skies over the English-Welsh border. A visit at this time of year is not just a journey through landscape, but through layers of heritage, colour and quiet countryside magic. FIND OUT MORE Come and Stay MORE Explore the countryside MORE

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