Village Christmas Events 2021

 This is the first year we have had this event in the village.  We have had a Christmas tree with lights outside the Arbuthnot Hall for a couple of years, but this year we had hot dogs and mulled wine, and local crafts being sold inside the hall.





Vicar Sally switched on the lights.  




After a year's break, due to Covid, about 50 members of The Village Gardening Club were once again able to enjoy their annual Christmas Supper, with Quiz, in the Bricklayers Arms.













Carols Around the Green - organised by one of the local schools.   Only a couple of photos.  Sadly it was pouring with rain.




















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