Sunshine Club

 

Cuddington Sunshine Club

Open to Senior Citizens in Cuddington and surrounding villages.  Activities include monthly Tea and Card Games in Cuddington Playing Fields Clubhouse, bi-monthly Matinee Cinema in the Bernard Hall, Coach outings, a Summer Garden Party at Tyringham Hall and a Christmas Party in the Bernard Hall.

Next events:  

Monday 12^th May 2.00pm – Tea & card games in Cuddington Playing Fields Clubhouse; 

Monday 19^th May, 1.30pm – Cuddington Matinee Cinema, ‘One Life’.  

Enquiries to Angela 01844 291932.

Farm Walk and Picnic

 

Walkers

 

Do you love walking and wouldn't mind taking a dog with you?

Chearsley has a dog walking WhatsApp group called "Where's Woolly?" The idea being that we can tell each other which fields have sheep and cows in. Owners are often looking for walkers to help them walk their dogs when they are working, sick or away. If this is something you might be able to help with, send me a private message and I can add you to the group. Thank you

Sharon Sampson 07767 310456

Mothers Day

 

Sunshine Club

 

Cuddington Sunshine Club

Open to Senior Citizens in Cuddington and surrounding villages.  Activities include monthly Tea and Card Games in Cuddington Playing Fields Clubhouse, bi-monthly Matinee Cinema in the Bernard Hall, Coach outings, a Summer Garden Party at Tyringham Hall and a Christmas Party in the Bernard Hall.

Next events:  

Monday 7^th April 2.00pm – Tea & card games in Cuddington Playing Fields Clubhouse; 
Friday 25^th April 2.30pm – Visit to Speen Home of Rest for Retired Horses. 

Enquiries to Angela 01844 291932.

Thank you Litter Pickers

 

Many thanks to this year’s ‘Chearsley Litterpick Team’ including Annie Bradley, Nick Brown, Nicola Harrison, Mike Heybrook, Alicia & John Howard, Carole Ilett, David Impey, Susan & Geoff Olding, Richard Phillips, Phil Rawlings, Tricia Tokeley & Andy Wight.

The spoils of this year’s ‘victory’ this morning  included 25 bags of rubbish and miscellaneous items collected from the Chearsley village lanes and approach roads – mainly from the latter.

No thanks whatsoever to all those thoughtless drivers who continue to cast their beer and drinks cans (empty!), coffee cups and other assorted rubbish from their car windows as they pass by. Shame on you!

Many thanks also to Sharon and all her team at The Bell, who served us with refreshments after the morning’s work, including a wonderful selection of delicious cakes and scones.

Church History Day