Service 420A Bromyard – Worcester via Whitbourne, Mondays to Fridays
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
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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.
Sunday 25 February 2024 – 3pm – at Whitbourne village hall.
Bromyard Choral Society are holding a concert of contemporary and gospel music, with the proceeds going to Whitbourne church.
Everyone welcome. Purchase your tickets (CASH ONLY) at the village shop. The cost is £8.00 which includes a cream tea.
ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING to be held Wednesday, 21st February at 7pm in Whitbourne Village Hall.
Special guest – Terry Green who will be talking all things hedgehog, and how we can make them feel more at home in our gardens.
NEW MEMBERS are always welcome to join us. Annual Membershipcosts just £5 or join us as a guest for £3 on the night.
If anyone has a trophy from last year’s produce show please bring it along to the AGM so that engraving can be arranged.
Referrals needed by 1st Dec
Once again this year Bromyard Foodbank & Money Advice Centre (‘the Foodbank’) has been funded by Bromyard Relief in Need (‘BRiN’) to provide Christmas Food Parcels in the local parishes of Bromyard, Winslow, Brockhampton, Linton and Norton. We also have some additional funds that enable us to extend this to other parishes in Herefordshire close to Bromyard.
BRIN and the Foodbank have the same objective: to help those who are in poverty or financial need. Both charities support the residents of Bromyard and, in the case of the Foodbank, the surrounding villages within Herefordshire throughout the year.
The food parcels that we will be preparing are for individuals and / or families that live in the designated area and who are a natural fit to benefit from BRIN and the Foodbank and in the first instance we are asking you to get in touch with details of households whom you believe meet these criteria and whom you would like us to help at this time.
While we would like to support as many households as possible our resources are limited; time is also of the essence. So, if you would like to refer a household to us for consideration, can you please get in touch by no later than 01 December. In the first instance please email me at [email protected] and let me have a number on which to contact you. We will need from you a name, address and contact number for the proposed recipient(s) together with details of the family unit (number of adults, children (plus ages) and pets). All information provided will be held on a confidential basis in accordance with Data Protection principles and once a final determination is made we will confirm to you and contact the household.
I look forward to hearing from you and thank you for your help.
Yours sincerely
Jan Rothwell
07434669103
Trustee
“9 Lessons and Carols” with a glass of mulled wine.
For other Christmas services see the parish magazine.