Fownhope

3:00pm Thursday 9th July 2009

FARMERS’ MARKET – Tomorrow (Friday) from 3-5pm at the village hall with produce and crafts. Teas available with proceeds to St Mary’s Church.

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Felton & Preston Wynne

3:00pm Thursday 9th July 2009

FETE – This is on Sunday at 2.30pm on the cricket pitch at Preston Wynne, if wet the memorial hall. Games, stalls, strawberry teas and a brass band.

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Ewyas Harold

3:00pm Thursday 9th July 2009

PRIMARY SCHOOL – Forest School is an initiative the school has been developing and it has dedicated a site on the common, complete with log circle. The aims of Forest School are to encourage and inspire individuals of any age and ability to grow in self-esteem, self confidence and independence using the outdoor environment for learning; and to promote understanding and appreciation of the natural world. Year five have almost completed six weeks where they have had a range of learning opportunities, from drama through to shelter and den building, whilst observing and identifying nature along the way. Most importantly, the activities have given the pupils an opportunity to develop their teamwork skills and their self confidence in a range of unusual situations.

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Edwyn Ralph

3:00pm Thursday 9th July 2009

CHURCH NEWS – The two top chambers in the tower of St Michael’s have been repointed, the work inspected and approved by the architect. The PCC spent two mornings spring cleaning the interior of the church. Due to the church being advertised in Visit Herefordshire Church Tourist Guide, visitors have come from far and wide to appreciate it.

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Eardisley

3:00pm Thursday 9th July 2009

ANTIQUES – Tomorrow (Friday), there is to be an antiques valuation evening in the village hall. Conducted by Philip Baldwin of Brightwells, the event starts at 7.30pm. Admission is £4, which includes a buffet supper. One item per person, with a fee of £1 payable at the door. There will be soft drinks available, or guests can bring their own wine. Proceeds will be put towards a toilet for disabled people visiting the Methodist chapel. Tickets are available at Central Stores. For more details, call Vanessa Woodcock on 01544 327835.

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Eardisland

3:06pm Thursday 2nd July 2009

PARISH COUNCIL – The next meeting of the parish council will take place on Thursday, August 13, at 7.30pm at the village hall. If you have anything you would like adding to the agenda, contact the parish clerk on 01568 613729 or email andrea@ andreaarmour.wanadoo.co.uk.

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Eardisley

3:07pm Thursday 2nd July 2009

ANTIQUES VALUATION EVENING – At the village hall at 7.30pm on Friday, July 10, Philip Baldwin will host a valuation event. Admission is £4, which includes a buffet supper. A valuation fee of £1 is payable at the door. One item per person is allowed. This should prove to be a very popular evening, so it is advisable to buy tickets as soon as possible. Proceeds will go towards providing toilet facilities for disabled people using the Methodist Chapel.

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Ewyas Harold

3:08pm Thursday 2nd July 2009

PRIMARY SCHOOL – We are again doing the refreshments for Nigel Ward's sale to raise funds for the school on July 4. The summer exhibition of our work runs from July 6- 9, 9am – 5.30pm. There will be an open day for new parents on Wednesday, July 8. On July 9, there will be a PTFA meeting at 3.30pm.

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Eardisland

12:05pm Thursday 25th June 2009

PARISH MAGAZINE - The copy date for the next issue is Friday, July 3. Contact editor Chris Bivand on 01544 388375 PARISH COUNCIL - Will meet on July 3, at 7.30pm in the village hall. The public is welcome to attend.

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Ewyas Harold

12:03pm Thursday 25th June 2009

PRIMARY SCHOOL - During Creative Learning Week pupils experienced lots of different activities from cooking to skateboarding, switching teachers every day and doing a different activity with them. Experts also came in to do activities including kite making, Pedro’s percussion, Adrianne Cradock murals, Filbert Splosh painting, team building and many other activities. This half of the summer term has started well with lots of excellent performances and good sporting attitudes. At a Year 5-6 rounders tournament at Kingstone we beat Madley. The cricket coaching is obviously paying dividends. Two teams from Years 3 and 4 went to a Kwik Cricket tournament in Hereford. Regardless of this being a debut in a school team for some of the players, they all played really well showing super teamwork. We also took two teams of Years 5s and 6s to a Kwik Cricket Tournament at Dorstone. Once more they all played extremely well with the A team not only beating Madley but winning the tournament to earn a place in the county finals.

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