Coffee Stop
St John’s “3 in 1 Free Coffee Stop” continues to open on the 1st and 3rd Monday of every month between 2pm and 4.30pm at St John’s Old School, Hurst Green. As well as free refreshments we sell a good selection of nearly new clothes, books and bric a brac. It’s a great opportunity to meet and chat with friends in a warm, cosy atmosphere.
During May we are supporting a initiative by St Joseph’s RC Primary School in the village to raise money for Cystic Fibrosis research. All monies raised on Bank Holiday Monday 7th May and Monday 21st May will go to support this initiative by the school. Whether you are a regular or a first timer, please come along, you’re sure of a warm welcome.
Open Garden and Afternoon Tea
On Sunday 13th May the gardens of Moor Hey Cottage, Knowle Green will be open from 2pm. Donations are requested in aid of Christian Aid.
Coffee Morning
There is to be a coffee morning on Saturday 2nd June at Fig Cottage, Lambing Clough Lane from 10.30am. There will be a variety of stalls and entrance is £1 including coffee. All proceeds will go to support projects at St. John’s Church.
Jubilee Festivals
No one should be short of something to do over the Jubilee Bank Holiday. On Sunday 3rd June the village has its own music festival, when young and old can be entertained by a line-up of local talent including Ribble and Booze, Bad Cardigan, Black Mamba, Heather Cross-Costello and Brittany Rodwell. The event starts at 4pm, bring your own picnic including something to sit on. Tickets are £5 with proceeds to village hall, children free. Tickets from Kath 826898 or Annie (07771 648999).
On Monday 4th June there will be the village Jubilee Street Party, a free event for all people in Hurst Green and surrounding area. It’s a bring your own picnic event and we ask if you can bring a cake to share. There will be free hot dogs for children and tea and coffee for everyone else. The fun will start at 1.30pm, when you can set up your picnic. Then there will be races and games for all ages, singing and music and plenty of time to chat to your friends and neighbours.
There are some competitions to enter including the best dressed house, fancy dress of red, white and blue, cake and cup cakes, cards and photographs. All details are available of a flyer from St. Joseph’s School or the Bayley Arms. The organisers would like you to book a place by filling in the slip on the bottom of the flyer. Further details Margaret Carrington 826095 or Nancy Bailey 826903
Youth Club
Young people are invited to Youth Club on Friday 11th May at the Memorial Hall. All those ages 9 and over can take part in a variety of activities from 7.30pm. Adult volunteers to join the rota are always needed.