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Ninfield Flower Group: Monday 9th January at the Memorial Hall; the Flower Group will be holding their AGM, 7.30pm. Please call Jennifer Collet on 892878, or email [email protected] for any further information!
Wealden Smart Energy Event: Wednesday 11th January at the Memorial Hall, 5pm - 9pm, There will be guest speakers between 7pm and 8pm, and various organisations are taking part. Free refreshments will also be available and there will be a free goodie bag for the first 15 people through the door! This is an ideal opportunity to find out everything you need to know on Smart Meters, switching energy companies/tariffs, keeping warm effectively in Winter, and all the latest information in home energy efficiency. Bring your energy bill with you for individual advice, and if you have a neighbour who might benefit, please take them along with you too...even if it’s just for a cuppa to find out you’re already on the best tariff!
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Hide AdNinfield Horticultural Society: Thanks to Rose for the following!... The Horti Society will hold their first meeting of 2017 on Monday 16th January in the Memorial Hall starting at 7.30pm. The speaker will be Dr Mick Lynn, who will be giving a fascinating talk about ‘Plant Hunters’. Everyone is invited to attend, as always, and there will be a warm welcome for members and visitors...whatever the weather!
Ninfield Local History Group: Thanks to Rod for this piece!... ‘On Thursday, 19th January, the Local History group will meet in the Methodist Hall, Church Lane at 7.30pm. The speaker will be Ian Gledhill, who will give his talk on the Story of the Crystal Palace. This is a very good evening, Ian has researched his subject really well, has many photographs, and puts the whole talk across most entertainingly..’. To add to Rod’s words; I, like him, lived very close to the site of the Palace, unfortunately after it’s demise, but knowing the size and history of it helps to understand what a huge project it was and how it developed over the years,. It was host to so many spectacular events including the Continental Circus, and, situated so high in the London landscape, the whole area was known as the ‘Fresh Air’ suburb, with prevailing winds from the Coast giving a healthier way of living!! ... Do go and hear this talk on the 19th, it sounds like an evening not to be missed! Members are £1 for entry, visitors £3, and there will be light refreshments available.
Church Services: Ninfield Methodist Church - Sunday 8th January 10.30am Service of Worship and Praise with Alan Hurrell.
Parish Church: St Mary’s Ninfield - Sunday 8th January - 9.30am Combined Eucharist - No service at St Oswalds
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Hide AdDefibrillators: Ninfield and Hooe, 24/7/365 emergency access, Kings Arms PH and Red Lon PH respectively.
Keep in Touch: Don’t forget to send in any diary entries or anecdotes by Monday evening deadline please!! Call 07970650321, 893699, email [email protected] or Tweet @guard_jane ! Thanks!
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