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Sunny changing to cloudy by late morning.
PLEASE be careful when parking or returning to your car as there is a party using the hall itself during the day and into the evening.
DRIVE SLOWLY in and out of the car park.
Parking will be on the field as directed by the marshall. NO reponsibility can be taken by the Village Hall Trustees if people use the facility to park their vehicle.
In order to raise much needed funds for a new Village Hall roof, the Village Hall Committee are proudly hosting the award-winning 40 strong Birmingham Symphonic Winds to perform an exciting programme of screen classics in the idyllic setting of the gardens of Leasowe House, Sibford Gower.
Gates open at 5pm.
Full details on this poster.
Sunny intervals changing to cloudy by late morning.
Fitness classes open to anyone but focusing on circuits and HIIT style workouts. A great opportunity to get fitter in the open air!
£7.50 per session. Bring your own mat and water.
For more information contact Charlotte Davies on 07855 499 172
Rest your feet, chat about the marvellous gardens, enjoy tea and delicious home-made cakes, and take some home from the Produce Stall.
Also providing loos and parking for Sibford Gower Gardens.
In aid of Holy Trinity Church.
A group of four very different and interesting gardens including one that has never before been open to the public.
"Four contrasting gardens ranging from a truly traditional plants woman's cottage garden, the gardens of an early C20 Arts and Crafts house, to two new entries that have stunning newly designed gardens; one in woodland setting with a shade garden and the last a private garden of a renowned landscape architect."
Do come along and enjoy the gardens, support the National Garden Scheme and its charities and enjoy some tea and delicious home-made cakes at the village hall in aid of Holy Trinity Church. You may also pick up some plants for your garden at our plant stall at Carter’s Yard.
Combined admission for all gardens: £7 per adult, children free.
More information at National Garden Scheme event in Sibford.
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Clive is helping a neighbour dispose of a small quantity of 78rpm records. Call him on 780 475.
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Following requests from the community, Sibford Gower Parish Council have invested in 4 new Dog Waste Bins at roadside locations around the village.
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The Town Estate Charity Sibford Gower and Burdrop (Registered Charity No 253440) has a remit to use surplus funds for three purposes:
We are blessed with great walking country around the Sibfords. Visit the Sibford Walkers webpage for maps of over 50 circular walks. Each map page includes a link to download …read more
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The snows of yesteryear
Many people have asked us to make special mention of George Hall’s valiant service in keeping up his regular milk deliveries throughout the blizzards and drifts of December and January. We were better served than many in the towns. Thank you, George, and thanks also to the various other tradesmen who kept us supplied, despite the difficulties.
The last word on the subject belongs to the children whose comments you will find scattered around the magazine.
Rain and cold.
Received letter from Aunt Emma. Also one from Harry giving an interesting and well-written account of his escape up some steep cliffs when cut off from returning the way he had walked along the beach at Combe Martin by the rising of the tide.
3/27 Burdrop: Nichola's Corner. Occupied by Dr Taylor until his retirement, followed by Dr Agnew.
3/27 Burdrop: Nichola's Corner. Occupied by Dr Taylor until his retirement, followed by Dr Agnew.