Do you want to join our Rural Watch scheme?



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Rural Watch is a free scheme set up to support communities in the fight against rural crime.

If you live, work or visit rural communities you are our eyes and ears. Join our police officers and a network of people who share information about crimes in rural areas, and help to reduce opportunities for crime to take place.

Together we can actively take steps to prevent crime, report suspicious incidents and provide education and reassurance on the issues that matter the most to rural communities.

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The Way We Were ….


 

These photos are of Sheila Casey ex-postmistress of Wing, aged 4 in 1938, with her mother Connie Hunt ( nee Bailey) haymaking on their farm Westleigh at Foxton ( or maybe Connie’s father’s farm at Burton Overy).

The second photo, taken in 1906, is of Connie aged 2 with her siblings at Flathouse Farm, Cotesbach. In the photo are (L to R) Doris, Connie and Archie on the horse, Elsie and Bertha.

Singles Lunch 8 May 1 pm


The date of next Sunday lunch 8 May 1 pm

Featuring Pheasants Roost rare breed beef

£6, includes choice of pudding

As usual, contact Joanne on contact Joanne on 737286 or joanne@jpbconsulting.co.uk

Sunday teas, please volunteer


We need someone to help for one Sunday. To find out more,please come to the village hall on Sunday 17 April between 4 and 5:30  for tea and cake, Or contact Joanne  737286. Or. joanne@jpbconsulting.co.uk