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FISHERS ARMS – HORNCLIFFE - UPDATE 2/4//2018 the Mobile Library Continues to Visit the Village Every 2 Weeks Horncliffe Parish Council The next meeting will be in the Memorial Hall on Tues, 8th May 7-15p.m. Members of the press and public are welcome to attend. Regular activities in Horncliffe Memorial Hall Carpet Bowls Every Wednesday afternoon 2-00p.m. - 4-00p.m. Sept to April Table Tennis Every Friday afternoon 2pm – 4p.m. Contact John for more info Tel: 382094 Berwick & District Sugarcraft Club Horncliffe Memorial Hall 4th Tuesday evening of every month. 7.30p.m. Contact Moira Kay for further details Tel: 01289 382935 Film Club nights – Horncliffe Memorial Hall. Doors open 7p.m. 3rd TUESDAY in the month during the winter months. May / June 2018 Berwick Quilters Every 2nd Wednesday evening and the following Thursday (next day) . Once a month they have an additional meeting on the 1st Saturday of the month. For further information, please telephone Caroline Morrell 07801 903196 Dancing in the Memorial Hall (Monday evenings from 8p.m. September - June Also in Horncliffe FISHERS ARMS – HORNCLIFFE - UPDATE 2/4//2018 The Mobile Library continues to visit the village every 2 weeks. Parks in The Square up the West End about 2-40pm – 3pm. The Fishers Arms is for sale. Exclusively to a village community purchase group for £185,000. This buys the public bar, kitchen, Useful website links cellar and toilets together with the accommodation directly above Horncliffe Parish Council: the bar (4 bedrooms). Anyone interested in contributing to this https://northumberlandparishes.uk/horncliffe purchase please contact Neill Berry at [email protected] It is intended that a meeting will be arranged of all those interested in Horncliffe Memorial Hall buying the premises as soon as possible. We have until around 3rd http://www.horncliffememorialhall.org.uk/ May to provide Northumberland County Council with details of our wish to purchase. Deadline for items in the next issue for July / August is 23rd June 2018 Tel: 01289 382956 e-mail: [email protected] NEWSLETTER HORNCLIFFE BUYING GROUP This May/June newsletter marks the end of the newsletter year which runs The next deadline for your fuel order is IMPORTANT NOTICE from the beginning of July. So many people have been very generous in giving on Thursday, 19th April 2018 concerning donations to cover costs, I am pleased to say that I have exactly sufficient Please ring June (01289 382683) no LAWN and ORDER funds(£117) for this next year 2018/2019 and therefore do not need further later than that date between 10a.m. If you want a hand with the garden call: donations at this time. Costs have reduced slightly due to some Longridge and 8p.m. The January order was for William of Woodside (01289) 38 23 41 areas being emailed out instead of a hard copy delivery. Thank you, Brenda 69 purchasers who bought over 51,000 or text: 07789 158 922 Ltrs. Horncliffe Spring Bulb Show The Bulb Show committee would be grateful if you could complete the TABLE TENNIS – Horncliffe Memorial Hall enclosed questionnaire (village and Chainbridge area only) and have it Table Tennis is now played on Friday afternoons from 2pm. to 4p.m. You are available for collection a few days after the newsletter delivery. welcome to join us. Please contact John on 382094 if you wish to join. Fool’s Gold: Stories with Strings TWO PARISH COUNCIL VACANCIES St Cuthbert’s Church Norham Saturday 12th May 7pm There is an opportunity to be co-opted onto the Parish Council at the next Tickets £7; U16s free - on the door meeting on the 8th May 2018. If you live in Horncliffe Parish and would like to be actively involved in the parish then please write to the Parish Clerk, Isabel Artwork of Norham Hunter, 11 Springhill, Tweedmouth, Berwick-upon-Tweed. TD15 2QN. Do you have any original paintings, drawings or prints of Norham and its Or e-mail Isabel at [email protected] before 8th May. surroundings? The Norham Community Art Group would like to hear from you For more information go to https://northumberlandparishes.uk/horncliffe. if you do? We are hoping to organise an exhibition of artworks of Norham, in Norham, either later this year or sometime next year. So if you have anything PLANTS FOR SALE like this and you might be prepared to lend it to us for a weekend at some SATURDAY 26 MAY – Horncliffe Memorial Hall point, please contact Tory Craig 01289382754 [email protected] 10a.m. – 2p.m. – Refreshments will be available with home baked cakes and/or Bacon rolls. www.horncliffememorialhall.org.uk CITIZEN ADVICE, NORTHUMBERLAND We are looking to recruit: Trustees (voluntary) Theatre Group performance – Horncliffe Memorial Hall. We are a local charity working as part of the national Citizens Advice network. Saturday 23 June at 7:30pm: "Fallen Fruit" A story of love, breaking free and Through our advice work we promote people’s rights and responsibilities Europe, inspired by the fall of the Berlin Wall performed by Two Destination particularly in the fields of welfare benefits, housing, employment and money Language. www.twodestinationlanguage.com. Bring own drinks and nibbles. advice. We are looking for people who support our aims and are keen to help Tickets £5 from Eileen 382163. plan and manage the work of the charity in helping the people of Northumberland. How to Apply To request an information pack to see what the role entails please contact CURRY NIGHT – Horncliffe Memorial Hall Jane Brown at [email protected] or by SATURDAY 9th JUNE 6.30PM. telephone on 01670 853823. An informal chat can also be arranged with one Tickets £10 per person, this includes: starter, medium spiced of the current trustees. chicken or vegetable curry with basmati rice and all the trimmings, plus 5 free raffle tickets. There will be entertainment in the form of a quiz about Work commencing on the Union Chain Bridge. The road will be India. Bring own drinks. Monies raised will be used to fund the purchase of plants for the boat, village planters, etc. Purchase tickets in advance from closed Monday - Friday only from 23/04/2018 to 13/06/2018. 09:30 - Kathryn Stones: 0759 950 2317, stating what type of curry you require. See 15;30. Details of the disruption can be viewed Memorial Hall website. here https://roadworks.org?tm=105145436 .
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