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We leave the Village Hall car park on foot or by car at 9.30am sharp to do a circuit of approximately two hours. You are advised, therefore, to get to the village hall by 9.25am latest. We aim to be back at the Village Hall by noon.
Dogs are welcome provided that they are put on a lead when requested. Walking boots (or wellies in wet weather) are recommended but not compulsory. Walking poles may also be beneficial. Some routes include stiles.
If you are leaving your car at the village hall to complete the walk, please park it on the road outside rather than in the car park.
For further information, contact Christopher on christophersteane
William Shakespeare and his wife, Agnes, celebrate the birth of their son, Hamnet. However, when tragedy strikes and Hamnet dies at a young age, it inspires Shakespeare to write his timeless masterpiece "Hamlet".
Based on the 2020 novel by Maggie O'Farrell. With Jessie Buckley, who won the Oscar for best actress for her role as Agnes, and Paul Mescal.
Rotten tomatoes reviews 87%
Doors open at 7. Film starts at 7.30. Admission £5 pp.
Tea and coffee available or bring your own bottle; glasses will be provided.
https://youtu.be/xYcgQMxQwmk?si=ZDv-AtLGcEHLcyV5
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Post Office Stores Official Re-opening
Over 200 people witnessed our MP Tony Baldry cutting the ribbon on Friday 30th March, bringing the village to a standstill with the bus being delayed on its journey through. The sun arrived just in time for our celebrations, and after a fanfare played by Peter Newbold, Mr Baldry declared our refurbished store officially open.
The officials from Post Office Ltd were delighted and somewhat surprised that we had such support. Let’s hope that the message gets back to the powers that be who decide both our future, and that of the village Post Office.
Guy Woolfenden came on as a last minute substitute to judge the children’s Art Competition, thanks for being there when we needed you, Guy! The results were:
Well done to every one who entered. The standard was very high and I know that Guy found it difficult to decide on the winners.
We hope that Nigel Fletcher, who was unable to judge for us, as planned, is now feeling much better.
After the official business was over everyone enjoyed the wine and beer tasting sessions provided courtesy of Vitis Wines and Hook Norton Brewery together with a few savoury nibbles. The event was then rounded off by the cutting of the official cake which was enjoyed by all who were still around at that time.
Many thanks to you all for your support when it was most needed. We believe that the message that the community wishes to retain their Post Office was received loud and clear by Tony Baldry and the Post Office representatives. We must now continue to show the need for the Post Office in the village so please do use us for every possible transaction you can. As soon as we hear any news we will keep you informed.
Once again thanks for your support not only on 30th March but every day.
Terry & Judith
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