Ruyton WI Pub Night Wednesday 4th March

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Message from Margaret

Ruyton XI Towns WI Pub Night - Wednesday 4th March

OBHAG next meeting on 13th March

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Message from Heather Hidden, OBHAG

Oswestry & Border History & Archaeology Group 

  Our next meeting is at the Methodist Church Hall, Castle Street SY11 1LF

Friday 13th March at 7.30 pm 

'Bog Bodies and Head Cults'

With  Tim Malim, OBHAG President

Tim is currently Principal Archaeologist with the Clwyd Powys Archaeological Trust and the talk will draw on his wide knowledge of bronze and iron age culture.  

The talk will be preceded by a brief AGM.

      Entry:Visitors £5 Members £2  

Cliffe Garden Club meeting - note: A change of speakerr

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Message from Margaret

CLIFFE GARDEN CLUB  March meeting on Thursday 5th

Note: a change of speaker

REMINDER - Lent Lunches in the Victoria Room, Ruyton XI Towns

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Message from Lucinda our Vicar

LENT LUNCHES INCORPORATING ALL THE BENEFICE - see attached poster for details

West Felton Craft Fair 14th MARCH!

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Apologies as usual

Message from Colleen, West Felton

WEST FELTON SPRING ARTS & CRAFTS FAIR - Saturday 14th MARCH.

The sellers at the regular Arts & Crafts fair in the autumn asked the village hall committee to put one on in Spring as well, so this is the first venture. It will be a nice event, meet the friends, tea and cake, and an opportunity to buy gifts/treats.

See attached poster for details

West Felton Spring Fair Saturday 14th February

Dear Blogger

Message from Colleen, West Felton

WEST FELTON SPRING ARTS & CRAFTS FAIR - Saturday 14th February.

The sellers at the regular Arts & Crafts fair in the autumn asked the village hall committee to put one on in Spring as well, so this is the first venture. It will be a nice event, meet the friends, tea and cake, and an opportunity to buy gifts/treats.

See attached poster for details

Spanish Bluebells for your garden

Dear Blogger

Would anyone like some SPANISH bluebell bulbs which are just coming up - in the wrong place!

These look like ordinary bluebells to you & me but in fact they must not be planted in the wild or they will compete with our own wild bluebells.

Just for the garden blue bells for a small contribution to the NGS.

Let me know when you want to collect.

Yoland