Sunday 22nd December, 3pm, Whitbourne Church
You’re most welcome at Whitbourne Church, 3pm, Sunday, December 22nd, for a service of Carols with Readings, followed by mulled wine.
You’re most welcome at Whitbourne Church, 3pm, Sunday, December 22nd, for a service of Carols with Readings, followed by mulled wine.
Starts January 2025, running to June / July 2025
BSL Level 1 – Signature Accredited Course
Starts January 2025, running to June / July 2025 (Approx. 28 weeks including 3 assessments) delivered by a fully qualified experienced deaf tutor.
Sunday 10th November 2024, Whitbourne War Memorial
You are welcome to join the Act of Remembrance at Whitbourne War Memorial, 1050am on Sunday November 10th.
Sunday 1st December 2024, at Whitbourne Village Hall
Christmas Tree switch-on at 4pm, but come earlier for carols.
Mince Pies, Mulled Wine, & small gift for children.
Prize for best Christmas Cupcake
Service 420A Bromyard – Worcester via Whitbourne, Mondays to Fridays
Sunday 8th September 2024 at Whitbourne Village Hall
10:30 am – 11:15 am
Come and bring your pet(s) to a Pet Service or ‘Blessing of Pets’. Whitbourne Village Hall, 10:30am – 11:15am Sunday, Sept 8th.
All kinds of pets welcome.
Whitbourne Garden Society – Summer Show
Saturday 31st August 2024 at Whitbourne Village Hall
2 pm – 4 pm
Entries received 9 am to 10.30 am
Chilli Jam is one of the recipes you can make and enter into the Whitbourne Garden Society Show on Sat 31st August at Whitbourne Village Hall.
Details of all the recipes and the categories you can enter are available in the Parish Magazine, delivered through your door and available online via the Whitbourne Community Hub website at https:/whitbourne.org.uk/index.php/parish-magazine.
Alternatively, from the menu above select: Keep in Touch then select Parish Magazine where you will find not only the current magazine to flick through but also access to all previous Parish Magazines too.
National Grid Electricity Distribution own the electricity cables and wires in the Midlands, the South West and South Wales. Their core focus is helping customers during power cuts and they do this thorough their Priority Services Register (PSR).
Monday 8th April at 7.30pm via Zoom
Join Zoom Meeting
https://us04web.zoom.us/j/76564315364?pwd=0kQA8CTLnbvWHaPt1npHzjHZNJawyJ.1
Meeting ID: 765 6431 5364
Passcode: 1xt0zT
Wednesday 20th March 2024 – 7pm – at Whitbourne village hall.
Robin Pearce retired as a nurseryman, having run a wholesale nursery supplying garden centres, garden designers and National Trust Gardens with herbaceous plants for 20 years. He continues to grow a very wide range of hardy plants, with a special interest in dahlia, hosta, hemerocallis, pulmonaria, Galanthus, woodland plants, ornamental grasses, and hardy ferns. Robin is the former chair of the RHS Herbaceous Plant Committee, RHS Floral judge, exhibitor, and speaker.
Robin’s love of dahlias was kindled on childhood holidays to his great-uncle Bill Selby’s market garden. It was Bill Selby who gave Robin his first dahlias that were suitable for showing, it was not long before he was showing at the RHS Halls Westminster and becoming a national champion. His interest is now on dahlias for garden display and the RHS Dahlia trials at RHS Wisley.
Today Robin combines his lifelong sport of rock climbing and mountaineering with his passion for exploring wildflowers growing in their natural environment.