Tea, coffee and light refreshments available.
All proceeds to the Friends of St John the Evangelist, Little Wilbraham.
Tickets on the door. Under 18s free entry.
Tickets £10 to include light refreshments are available to reserve via email at:
contact@jennysaccordionists.co.uk
or pay on the door – cash only.
Illustrated Talk by Jason Webb (Bottisham Airfield Museum): The history of the airfield during WW II and its role in the liberation of Europe.
Tickets available from nigelwathen@gmail.com or on the door: £7.50, including refreshments (Wine, soft drinks, snacks)
In aid of The Children’s Society
Enquiries & Tickets: Jackie Beadsmoore
31 Temple End, Great Wilbraham CB21 5JF
Tel: 01223 880 889
jackiebeadsmoore@icloud.com
Entries should be e-mailed to vfpphotos@gmail.com by Midnight on Wednesday the 10th of July to allow time for judging.
Everyone is welcome to coffee, cake and a gossip.
Donations received will be for The Children’s Society.
Everyone is welcome to coffee, cake and a gossip.
Donations received will be for The Children’s Society.
Everyone is welcome to coffee, cake and a gossip.
Donations received will be for The Children’s Society.
Everyone is welcome to coffee, cake and a gossip.
Donations received will be for The Children’s Society.
In aid of Brinkley Church
Viewing
Friday 27th September, 5pm – 8pm
Saturday 28th September, 10am – 1pm
Auction
Saturday 28th September at 2pm
St Nicholas’ new Pastoral Assistant, Emily Clough will be giving a series of fascinating talks at every Monday during October and November in the church at Great Wilbraham on the subject of Iconography and how icons are created.
All welcome.
St Nicholas’ new Pastoral Assistant, Emily Clough will be giving a series of fascinating talks at every Monday during October and November in the church at Great Wilbraham on the subject of Iconography and how icons are created.
All welcome.
All welcome. In aid of The Childrens’ Society.
St Nicholas’ new Pastoral Assistant, Emily Clough will be giving a series of fascinating talks at every Monday during October and November in the church at Great Wilbraham on the subject of Iconography and how icons are created.
All welcome.