Oct 13
We are setting up a group called “Poynings Families’ complete with a ‘Small Charity’ constitution and bank account.
This can receive grants for children’s play equipment as well as offering a networking service for emergency babysitting etc.
Please join us and help choose some additional play equipment by emailing sheilamarshall500@gmail.com
Thanks Sheila
Oct 13
Can you volunteer to help with car parking and traffic flow?
Contact Mike on airey2005@btinternet.com or 857985
Volunteers still get to see the fireworks. Help is needed from 5pm until about 6.40pm.
It is necessary to ensure the road is kept available for traffic and the procession.
The event can’t run without sufficient helpers.
Thanks,
Mike.
Oct 13
The torch procession and Guy will leave the Royal Oak at approximately 6.25 on Sat Nov 4th. The lighting of the bonfire and fireworks will follow.
You can take material to the bonfire 9am-5pm Oct 17th – 1st Nov
It must be taken to the bonfire site, not left on the forecourt
Clean burning material only – No tyres, plastic metal etc
Oct 04
2.30 pm Sat 7th October Poynings Recreation Ground
A short ceremony to officially open the new table tennis table involving WSDC, MSDC, PPC and as many of those involved as possible.
Sheila would like to thank all those who kindly donated to the ‘Just Giving Fund’, the table tennis tournament and an earlier raffle.
Oct 04
The donated goods were delivered and weighed at the Missions food bank on Stanley Road where they were weighed.
We had collected 100kg of goods which are valued at £2 per kg.. Thus a bumper Harvest Crop of £200 for the struggling families in Brighton and Hove.
Thank you Poynings!
Oct 04
Please join us for
our
Harvest Festival Service
October 15th 2017 11.00am
Following the service there will be a
Family ‘Harvest Field’ Picnic
Ploughman’s Lunch tied in a napkin/ knapsack
(material bundle like Dick Whittington)
Cost – £6.50
(which must be ordered in advance and includes a glass of wine)
eaten in the church or, if the weather is fine, outside in the churchyard
Harvest Hamper Raffle
(and other prizes)
phone 07812 465 559
or email StAndrewsEdburton@yahoo.co.uk and leave contact details
Sep 29
If you would like to donate food items for Sunday’s Harvest Festival, please leave non-perishable food items on your doorstep for collection this Saturday morning from 9am.
We are collecting food for the Brighton and Hove City Mission, supporting individuals and families who are poor and vulnerable.
Thank you!
Sep 29
Come and air your views
Wednesday 11 October
Village Hall at 8pmIf you can’t make it, post your ideas through Betty Powell’s door at 21 Mill Close by Mon 9 October.
Sheila. 01273 857482
Also
Please note the arrival of the new all weather
TABLE TENNIS TABLE at the Recreation Ground.
(Bats and ball will be available from box at end of Betty’s garden).
It is hoped to have MEMORIAL BENCH installed near the table tennis table in memory of Bob Powell.
Bob was instrumental in the building of the sports pavilion and securing the field and allotments for the village.
Should you wish to donate towards a bench,
There is a collection box on the bar of the Royal Oak Pub.
(C) Mike A.
Sep 22
Please join us for
Holy Trinity, Poynings
Sunday 1st October at 10am
Supporting the Brighton and Hove City Mission, who work closely with families and single people going through times of great hardship and who struggle to provide the basics for their children.
Please donate non-perishable food; items in tins, jars and dried goods, such as pasta and rice are all suitable for storing in food banks until required.
The Church is open for goods to be dropped at any time.
A door to door collection will also be made Saturday 30th morning.
