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Horticultural Society: Fergus Garrett will give The President's Lecture this evening (Friday) at 7.30pm in the Village Hall. The subject, as always, is a secret, but guaranteed to be interesting as Fergus is always enthusiastic and knowledgeable.

Badminton: Our two badminton clubs welcome players of all abilities, and provide all you need to learn or get back into the game. On Friday, the adult club starts at 8.15pm, contact Karen Ayling (01797 253375). The Monday club is run by Sue Clark (016797 253428) for one hour from 5.45pm. Both operate as drop-in sessions, so do just turn up and say hello! A thriving junior club is run by Pete Thomson (07815 84517), with three graded sessions on a Friday evening, starting at 5pm.

Hospice: The big Coffee Morning in aid of St Michael’s Hospice will be on Saturday 5th November in the Village Hall 10am - midday. There will be a great cake stall, craft stall with items made and donated by talented Northiam ladies, St Michael’s own stall selling gifts and cards, and amazing raffle table and tombola. Donations of prizes or bric a brac would be gratefully received - contact Linda Belton (01797 252984).

Bereavement Service: There will be a special service at St Mary’s on Sunday 6th November at 4pm for anyone wishing to remember a loved one. The service will consists of hymns, readings and prayers and will be followed by a cup of tea and the opportunity to chat, if wished.

Shortmat Bowls: The Village Hall on Mondays and Wednesdays at 2pm is the venue for Shortmat Bowls. Contact Doreen Rolles (252443) to find out more.

Toddlers: Northiam Tadpoles baby & toddler group meet every Tuesday 9.15 - 11.15am at Pretious Sports Hall, Main Street (the hall between the primary school and nursery.) The session is £2.50 per family (to cover costs) for age 0-5’s which includes a healthy snack for the children, drinks and biscuits for the parents/carers, there are lots of toys out for all ages and finishes with song time.

Line Dancing: Line Dancing is in the Village Hall each Tuesday at 10am. New people are very welcome - you don’t need any special clothing, and just comfy footwear. Sessions are £5, and there is a discount for booking ahead. Call Helen (01797 252087) to book a place or find out more.