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July 5, 2017
The RMF was started in 1993 as a private garden party held annually and by 1997 it had grown in size so much that we had to find a larger venue and make it a public event. Since then organisers have enjoyed over 20 years of running a well attended and successful rock and blues festival and have raised around £100,000 for local charities. We would like to acknowledge the invaluable help provided by:- • The Rudgwick Scout Group in organising and controlling the car parking in their quiet and efficient way. • The Merchant Seaman’s War Memorial Society for providing the wonderful venue for the auditorium, camping and car parking facilities at the Springbok Estate. • All the volunteers who have helped over the years erecting fencing, the stage, lighting, marquees and generally setting up the site and break everything down and clearing up after – we couldn’t have managed without them. • Last, but by no means least, the public who have turned up year after year. Thank you all for your support and for the kind, encouraging and complimentary comments that we have received from you.
May 13, 2017
Monday 29th May marks the 71st annual Brook Village Fete, (sponsored by local independent boarding and day school King Edward’s Witley)
One of the most popular and longest-running village festivals in southern England. This year, the event will be officially opened by Jane Vlach, Vicar of All Saints Church in Witley on Bank Holiday Monday, May 29th, at 1pm, on the picturesque village green opposite the Dog and Pheasant Pub. In keeping with the spirit of this time- honoured and renowned local tradition the emphasis remains on good old-fashioned family entertainment with a broad choice of attractions, designed to provide something of interest for everyone.
No-one attending the fete is likely to go hungry, as there is a tempting array of culinary treats to choose from, including the mouth-watering barbecue, tea tent, homemade cakes stall and Pimms Tent, together with stalls selling sweets, popcorn, ice-cream and candyfloss. Visitors will also be encouraged to try their luck at the tombola, while the Grand Draw Raffle will see winners take home a fabulous range of prizes.
July 6, 2017
Several of the films coming up may be in high demand, so please remember if you want to guarantee your seats for the screening, go to Chiddingfold Post Office to purchase your tickets in advance, and be sure to arrive promptly to ensure you get first pick of the available seats.
YOU CAN SAVE MONEY WITH OUR SEASON TICKETS.
Village Hall Cinema tickets + info
Save £5 with a Season Ticket. Season Tickets can be used to obtain a discount – we simply stamp three slots rather than the usual one, so a pair of ticket costs just £25. If you don't already have one (and why not?!) then buy one now and take advantage of the £5 saving immediately. We expect demand to be high, so book now to avoid disappointment! For further details, especially any advance ticket enquiries or if you are interested in joining us as a volunteer, please contact Matthew Lacey on 01428 683120, or email cinema.admin@chiddingfold-hall.org.uk That's all for now, hope to see you at a screening soon!
A Channel 5 production company came to Chiddingfold Village Hall Cinema on
Thursday night, 5 February
to film the Sing-along production of 'Mamma Mia'
The Village Hall Cinema attracted a good crowd from all around Chiddingfold
for this performance.
It was a lively evening with lots of singing and even dancing
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November 24, 2011
The Air Ambulance service in Kent, Surrey and Sussex costs around £ 3
million annually to stay airborne. Receiving no funding from the Government
or the National Lottery the charity is entirely dependent upon the generosity
of the public to support the two helicopters, based at Marden and Dunsfold. October 18, 2011
Surrey Air Ambulance is a charity which relies almost entirely on public donations and receives no National Lottery funding.
The helicopter carries a specialist doctor and Critical Care Paramedic who can carry out advanced medical procedures at the scene, giving patients the best chance and quality of survival.
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By now I hope you appreciate that we have a very special legacy in these bells, and I do hope that the village is a much better place for having them. (It would be a very sad thing to NOT have them surely!)
However, I, and the other bell ringers, are mindful that our ringing is intrusive,
(loud).
Despite our best efforts, there are occasions when the music is not at it's
best, particularly when practice and learners are involved! Whilst we have
some sound-control, the sound of the bells does reach parts that other music
does not!
So I am asking the village, and anyone else affected, to let me know your views - More
New Parish council web site www.chiddingfold-pc.gov.uk/ - Click Here
The idea is a local news magazine not in competition with the Parish Magazine
The Parish Magazine.
60p per copy, £7 annual subscription
Copy date 16th every month
except December,when it is 11th.
Parish
Magazine
Parish council web site
www.chiddingfold-pc.gov.uk/ - Click
Here
Neighborhood Policing
Local
Contact
The Mobile Police Counter will be in Chiddingfold which allows you to access the majority of services available at a police station front counter.
Location The Banking House, The Green,Chiddingfold, Surrey GU8 4TU
A local neighbourhood officer will also be available. More
heath / bush fires - Earthquakes - Tsunamis -
Only some parts of the village gets floods
In 1987 the electric was off for 10 days we managed
- More
December 3, 2010
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