Listen for the church bells on Tuesday morning about 11.30. A band of ringers from St Mary’s Church in Peterborough will be ringing a Quarter Peal which will take about 45 minutes of continuous ringing featuring over 1200 changes. The ringers include a guest from Calgary in Canada so one of the methods will be a new one called Calgary Doubles. They will have rung earlier at Brooke and Braunston. It should be great ringing.
Yes, this is your final chance to get your Full Winglish fix before we hang up the frying pans for a bit.
On Sunday 8th March, 9am to 11am, the Village Hall will once again be filled with the smell of sausages, the sizzle of bacon, and the gentle clatter of hash browns living their best lives.
And speaking of clatter… we are delighted to have Matt Wrisedale on pans, with Amanda also on hand, keeping him in time and generally ensuring things do not descend into interpretive percussion.
Whether you are:
• a fully committed Full Winglish fan • a bacon or sausage bap minimalist • or just here for a strong coffee and a strong opinion
we have you covered.
Full breakfast £7.50. Add hash browns, beans or black pudding for just 50p. Baps £4.
Cash and cards welcome, veggie option available of course.
It is the final one of the season, so bring your appetite, bring a friend, bring that neighbour you have been meaning to speak to since 2021.
All proceeds go to Wing Village Hall, which means every bite helps keep the lights on and the kettle boiling.
We will have the popular guest beer from Langton Brewery; Inclined Plane, plus the usual selection of a draft beer from Grainstore, Tanqueray Gin/Fevertree Tonic plus red/white/rose wine. There will be lots of low alcohol and zero alcohol options including zero Guinness, zero Gin and low alcohol lagers/beer.
As always come along and catch up, and see who will be behind the bar this month!
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