There are 8 candidates for 7 places so there will be an election on May 2.

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There are 8 candidates for 7 places so there will be an election on May 2.

This went exceptionally well and £300 was raised – well done to Gloria and Dennis for arranging and to all who took part to make it such a successful event.
An Invitation from Gloria Whight:
On May 10th 2003 I did The Moonwalk in London, and the Village generously sponsored me during my training by doing a village moonwalk around the Buttonhole. This year I am asking you to sponsor Siobhan Reilly, a young Wing resident, who is currently training to take part in The London Marathon for her chosen Charity – The Woodland Trust. I am, therefore, inviting and challenging you to take part in an aMAZEing Mini-Marathon on Saturday 13th April, starting at 10.30a.m. from the Maze and finishing there for a mini-brunch. Siobhan will be joining you – the walkers, runners, cyclists, dog walkers, etc. – as part of her training.
Please support this event.
We suggest a minimum donation of £5, please.
The Woodland Trust is the U.K.’s largest Conservation Charity, which protects, creates and restores the U.K.’s woodland for the benefit of people and wildlife
Here you will find information for prospective candidates wanting to stand in May’s local elections and their election agents.
You can obtain a nomination pack from Bryan Spooner, Wing Lodge, Middle St, Wing ( 01572 737281 ), the Council Offices or download and print a County Councillor or Parish Councillor pack yourself here.
The covering letter gives specific details on when and how to return nomination papers.
Please remember, nomination packs must be returned by hand by no later than 4.00pm on 3 April 2019.
The local government election timetable for the 2nd May shows key dates including the deadline when nominations can be accepted, the last date for registration application and absent vote applications.
Postal votes received at the council are opened during postal votes opening sessions which candidates and their agents will be invited to.
These sessions are not open to the public. Postal votes opening sessions are due to take place at 11.00am on:
All sessions will take place in the Council Chamber at Catmose.
A further session will take place on Polling Day (2 May 2019) at 12.00pm.
The counting of votes will take place in Oakham at Victoria Hall at 10.00am on Friday 3 May 2019, the day after the election.
While we will do our best to complete the count on the Friday, depending on how many Council Wards and parishes are contested, it may require us to continue the count on the Saturday.
The count is a closed event attended by invitation only, but it is something that many candidates and agents will wish to attend.
Further Information
If you have any questions or need further information, please contact us by emailing: elections@rutland.gov.uk.
Alternatively, please call: 01572 720907 or 01572 758385.
Friday, 12th April, 7.15pm. Wine tasting “Call my Bluff” evening with cheese supper and raffle in the Village Hall. All proceeds to the Village Hall fund. Fun evening complete with great surprise Bluffers and wines chosen by Charles Gallimore. Seating will be tables of 6 – make up a table or join a table on the night.
Paying bar with the cheese supper.
Tickets £12 to include supper and wines per table during the tasting from
Lynne – lyn225@hotmail.co.uk or
Helen – cullens135@gmail.com.
Raffle tickets can be purchased on the evening.
If you are able to donate a raffle prize please deliver to Lynne or Helen before the event.
Friday 14th

Santa will be on his sleigh outside the village at 6pm before he goes on his way around the village making stops on his jolly way!
Stop 1 – outside phone box (near King’s Arms)
Santa will be on his sleigh outside the village at 6pm before he goes on his way around the village making 6 stops on his jolly way!
Stop 2 – down Reeves Lane
Stop 3 – Bottom of Middle Street on bottom Street
Stop 4 – Church Street near the ‘Jetty’
He is then making his way back to the village hall.
Please make sure you give Santa plenty of support, whilst on his journey he will be giving treats out to the children.
All are invited back to the hall where there will be hot dogs (£5 each for adults – children free). There will also be free mince pies and a paying bar.
Those who attended last year had a lovely evening so come and have fun this year. HO! HO! HO!

He came!!























If anyone wants a copy of their photo please contact the Chief Elf c/o Paul Brewer.
All photographs were used with permission of the photographees.
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