British Legion Poppy Appeal
The collecting box in Chearsley Shop raised £40.38 this year, contributing to a total of £1,041 raised in Chearsley and Cuddington from house to house collections and collecting points, slightly more than last year.
Chearsley Tea Rooms and shop
Credit and Debit cards can now be used here. There is also the facility for you to top up your phone cards and gas and electric keys.
Christmas Table Decoration Workshop
Joy Payne is holding a demonstration and workshop at Chearsley Tea Rooms on Thursday 18th December from 7.30 to 9.30pm. If you are interested in being inspired and helped by Joy to make your own individual Christmas table decoration, call in at the shop for a booking form. Be quick, as places are limited. The cost is £18 for all materials, tea or coffee and light buffet or £20 to include a glass of wine.
Sunshine Club Christmas Bring and Buy
You are invited to come along to Tyringham Hall, Cuddington on Thursday 11th December at 2.30pm. Buy Christmas presents and enjoy a cup of tea. Entry is free. All proceeds go to the Sunshine Club Christmas dinner and party. Several residents from Chearsley enjoy their Mondays at the Sunshine Club, so please come and help support them.
The Sunshine Club participates in a recycling appeal for old mobile phones and ink cartridges. Les and Jan at Cuddington Post Office will take any contributions you may have, or phone 299150 for collection.
Christmas services at St Nicholas, Chearsley
The Christingle service is on Sunday 14th December at 4.00pm
The Carol Service is on Sunday 21st December at 6pm
Crib Service on Christmas Eve at 4pm
Midnight Mass on Christmas Eve at 11.30pm
Christmas Praise on Christmas Day at 10am
Carol Singing round the Village
Come and join the throng, meeting at the bus stop on Wednesday, 17th December at 6pm. There is also another evening of carol singing round a different part of Chearsley on Monday, 22nd December. Again, meet at the bus stop at 6pm.
Recycling
Tuesday, 16th December is the next recycling day for collections of glass, paper, plastics and cans
Best wishes
These go to Sue Reilly, of Bottom Orchard, who is at present in Stoke Mandeville hospital. We hope Sue is soon home again and feeling a lot better
