Ruyton Village Hall Halloween Party - book your tickets now

Dear Blogger

Message from Carol Aspinall, Village Hall

Straight after the excellent quiz night last night where we were very full and everyone had a 

fantastic time, we are advertising our last event of the year before the hall becomes busy with

 the panto, Mother Goose. Please can you send out, thank you. 
Have you got your tickets for the Halloween Party yet? I believe the first party slot is now 

full but you can book your children into the second party slot still regardless of age. The part 

y will be the same but due to restricted capacity we have to split it into two different party

 slots. Get your tickets here: https://rvh.charityhive.co.uk/tickets/10/halloween-parties-2026 

New Yoga classes at Ruyton village hall

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Message from roseanna@roseannalucyhaynes.com

NEW ‘SLOW FLOW’ YOGA CLASSES AT RUYTON XI TOWNS VILLAGE HALL

Saturday’s, 10 - 11am // Starting October 17th

Hello! I’m Rosie Haynes - an experienced Yoga Teacher excited to be sharing Yoga classes at Ruyton Village Hall.

Here’s what you can expect from my ‘Slow Flow’ Yoga classes:

• Each week we will meditate, breathe and move through a sequence of postures which will vary from class to class and season to season. 

• ‘Slow Flow’ is an introspective Yoga style with a focus on self observation, intentional movements and gentle challenges. 

• Options will be given throughout the moving part of the class to offer different levels of intensity. Beginners through to seasoned Yoga practitioners are all welcome. 

• You will leave the class feeling refreshed, reconnected and ready for a wonderful weekend ahead.

£9 drop in or £8 for a 4 class pass (to be used within 3 months of purchase)

To book your space contact me at roseanna@roseannalucyhaynes.com

Reminder, the ever popular Weston Lullingfields Quiz Night

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REMINDER from Nicky Hey,Weston Lullingfields

The ever popular

Weston Lullingfields QUIZ NIGHT with supper and bar

Saturday 17th October

Booka Bookshop - An evening with Liza Jewell

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Message from Booka Bookshop

Booka Bookshop Present... Join us for an evening with number one New York Times and Sunday Times bestselling author Lisa Jewell as she talks about her crime writing and her latest psychological thriller It Could Have Been Her. It was the night she almost died. Jane Trevally, newly divorced and feeling a little lost, agrees to accompany a man she doesn’t know to his house in the darkest corner of Hampstead Heath. She’s offered a drink, goes in, and then – a scream and the sound of something falling upstairs – Jane senses she’s in a bad place. She runs. Twenty five years later, Jane finds herself outside the same house, this time to return a small white dog who’s been found near her home in the country; a dog whose owner has just been reported missing. A fleeting glimpse of a haunted looking woman through the window sends Jane on a mission to uncover the house’s secrets – secrets more terrifying than she could have ever imagined, especially when she realises it could have been her… A missing woman, a dysfunctional family and dark, dark secrets… prepare to be hooked! If you love a good psychological thriller, this is the event for you! Don’t miss this opportunity to see and meet Lisa ‘live’ in Oswestry this December! Further Information

Ruyton Harvest Lunch Sunday 4th October

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Message from Sue, Ruyton Church

Ruyton HARVEST LUNCH @ St. John the Baptise School Sunday 4th October

All are welcome to our

Harvest Celebration at St John The Baptist

Sunday 4^th October. 10.30am

This is a family service and there will be activities for children.

Also, donation of non-perishable items much appreciated and will be donated to local food banks.

Please note there will be NO Gather Service at 9.15am this day but please come along at 10.30 instead

 as we celebrate Harvest as a larger community.

See attached poster for details

Oswestry Film Society discussion on Maona`s first 11 month

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Message from Oswestry Film Society

Future plans for Maona, Oswestry's community cinema, will be revealed at an open-to-all gathering

 on site this Friday afternoon: drop in between 2.30 & 5pm. Your thoughts - and feedback on 

Maona's first 11 months - are very much encouraged. Architectural plans for the building will 

also be discussed. 

That's Friday: don't forget there's an OFS screening TONIGHT, Wed (7.30) - the much-acclaimed 

Hunt For The Wilderpeople, a special tribute to the late Sam Neill. Tickets have been selling 

fast, check via www.maonacinema.com - any seats remaining will be available on the door, 

first come first served.

Church Services at St. John the Baptist, October

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Message from Richard Herzog

CHURCH SERVICES at St John the Baptist,  Ruyton for October, everyone welcome.

Sunday October 4th, 10.30am Harvest family worship.

Sunday October 18th,  10.30am Holy Communion.