PLANTS FOR SALE at Brownhill House listed as a PDF

Dear Blogger

For anyone who is unable to download the list of PLANTS FOR SALE here it is as a PDF

Yoland

PLANTS FOR SALE at Brownhill House

Dear Blogger

PLANTS FOR SALE at BROWNHILL HOUSE

See attached list.

Usual arrangement, email your choice of plants and we will email when they are ready to pick up.

REMEMBER - every order is more money to go to the charities supported by the National Gardens Scheme

Small orders, put the money in the box in the garage or side door letterbox.

Orders for several items can be paid on line

Mr. R P Brown

2077 85

80212121

We look forward to hearing from you.

BROWNHILL HOUSE GARDEN OPEN by arrangement IN MAY AND JUNE

Dear Blogger

BROWNHILL HOUSE GARDEN IS OPEN, IN MAY & JUNE

BY ARRANGEMENT

This year we are not opening on specific days but for all of May and June

On a sunny day, when you have family or friends visiting or just want to be in a beautiful, quiet and secluded place.

If you are not up to 750 steps, just leave that to the gardeners and just sit on the terrace, enjoy the lovely view and a drink and Yoland`s famous muffins.

This means you just email (or phone) on a sunny day, when you have visitors, or just when you want to be in a beautiful secluded place where you can marvel at the civil engineering required to garden on a 45 degree slope!

REMEMBER, every booking to visit the garden is more money for the charities supported by the National Gardens Scheme. See attached list and flyer about the garden.

  

Concert for Hope House Children`s hospice

Dear Blogger

Message from Attfield Theatre, Oswestry

A Night of Music Charity Concert in aid of Severn Hospice and Hope House - Friday 12th and Saturday 13th June 2026, 7.30pm Oswestry based singing group "Take Five" have announced their charity concert for 2026 which, this year, will be held at the Attfield Theatre (The Guildhall, Oswestry) on Friday 12th and Saturday 13th June (curtain up at 7.30pm) Formed 4 years ago to raise money for local charities, "Take Five" - Mark Lord, Kate MacDonald, Bekah & Tom Evans and Jonathan Roberts - have raised over £10,000 since coming together and are looking forward to another successful show this year. Mark and Bekah are both members of Attfield Theatre Group - you might recognise Mark as long-suffering 'Rene' in Allo Allo and Bekah as 'Debbie' from The Unfriend. The group got together when Mark turned 60, to raise funds for worthy local causes. Kate, Bekah, Tom & Mark had previously sung together in Oswestry Musical Theatre Company and Jon, a member of local band The Bartells and friend of Mark's, completed the line up. Previous shows have raised funds for Derwen College Charity, with added performances by students of the college. However, logistics for that to continue would not work this time - this year proceeds will be split between Hope House and Severn Hospice. A Night of Music will feature a wide variety of music and genres from Motown to Musicals, Country to Coldplay and many huge hits from the last 70 years. We guarantee there will be something for everybody and plenty of opportunity for audience participation! We are very grateful to have secured generous sponsorship from Berrys which will ensure that the money from every seat and raffle ticket sold goes to our chosen charities. We've also had some fabulous raffle prizes donated – top of which is a £200 voucher from Polka Dot Travel! Tickets are £12 and available now at www.ticketsource.co.uk/attfield or over the counter at Café Milano in Old Chapel Court.

Apologies for last email

Dear Blogger

Apologies everyone, that last email was supposed to go out to the Shropshire Alternative Car Club.

Get a grip Yoland

ShACC Chat 292 May 2026 - and much more

Dear Blogger

Good Morning all, please find attached ShACC Chat 292 May 2026 - also

Pitch at National Kit Car Show Malvern, shown as 7&8 but in fact E9

Llynclys Car Farm Social - house rules

Brownhill House Garden flyer

NGS Charities

Hope to see you on on the Run to Shobdon on15th May

Cheers, Yoland

Walks with Oswestry Ramblers

Dear Blogger

Message forwarded by Ingrid Knowles, Oswestry net

 

It's warming up and the days are longer - time to get out and about! Come and walk with Oswestry Ramblers and make new friends. You don't have to be a member, you're welcome to try us out (but we do ask that you join once you've been out with us 3 times). We're a friendly group and we like to chat as we go along. Here's where we're off to in the next couple of weeks:

Sunday 3 May
Non-members welcome

A 6.3-mile easy level walk from Wem. Heading out of Wem passing Lowe Hall (Judge Jeffery connection), onwards towards the Moat House. Back via the Ditches Hall (built 1622 half timbered) and Belle Vue. Mainly footpaths across fields, some lanes and roads through town. Please bring your own refreshments for coffee break and lunch. For full details see https://www.ramblers.org.uk/go-walking/group-walks/wem

Thursday 7 May
Non-members welcome

A 6-mile easy walk with 9 stiles and a gentle pull up from the extraordinary Sundorne Arch, over fields to Haughmond Abbey where there is seating for a combined coffee and lunch stop, with time to look around before finding our way back down to Uffington and the river Severn, along a wooded section of the Shropshire Way. Please bring your own refreshments for coffee break and lunch. For full details see https://www.ramblers.org.uk/go-walking/group-walks/haughmond-hill-and-abbey

Sunday 10 May
Non-members welcome

It is a moderate 6.5 miles and 949ft of ascent with ups and downs weaving around the Peckforton Hills particularly using the Sandstone Trail. Good views in clear weather. Some walking on roads but usually quiet. Please bring your own refreshments for coffee break and lunch. For full details see https://www.ramblers.org.uk/go-walking/group-walks/peckforton-hills-1

Sunday 17 May
Non-members welcome

A 7-mile moderate walk with 1100ft total ascent. We walk from Welshpool to Y Golfa which has some steep sections but these will be walked slowly with occasional breaks, as the  360 degree views from Golfa Hill are spectacular. The final section of the walk continues along Glyndwr's Way and  heads back to Llanerchydol Hall  on a lovely downhill path and finally back to the Raven Pub. Please bring lunch, snacks and drinks for the two stops we will take. Additional short water stops will be built into the walk as required, if it is a hot day. For full details see https://www.ramblers.org.uk/go-walking/group-walks/welshpool-y-golfa-loop-0