We welcome Colin Bostock-Smith to the Parish Room! Colin says 'I am retired comedy writer. I spent 35 years of my life working in the world of British television, stage and radio, and even, on odd occasions, for foreign broadcasters. I provided the words for a long and glittering succession of star comedy performers, and […]
A circular, dog-friendly walk with the option to take brunch at Dormansland Baptist Church Community Cafe Meet at the Memorial hall car park at 9.30am Note that the Community cafe is a public event and not organised by YWI
The evening starts with our Annual meeting wherewe will relect on our year, present our accounts and elect our next committe for 2025. We will then be testing your taste buds! Do you know your Cremant from a Lambrini, an all-butter mince pie from a budget brand, quality chocolate? We’ll be blind tasting some festive […]
Tickets will be destributed to members that have purchased them once they have arrived with us.
Bring your own greenery, secataurs, scissors and any ribbon you would like.
Learn about the important work of this charity & their volunteers
Learn how to sculpt your face and give yourself a lift!!
A Historic Talk About Women of Note Laurence Scales will join us. He describes the tals as... Until recently, women have been sadly rare in the historical record of progress in science, technology and medicine which, as a specialist London guide, are my areas of expertise. But in my research I have been delighted to […]
Becky Read will be visiting to give an Intro to Reiki & a short demonstration. About Reiki Master - Becky Read Hi there, I'm Becky and I am an Usui Reiki Master in Lingfield, Surrey. I offer in-person 1-to-1 Reiki Treatment Sessions at Claridge House, Lingfield or My Happiness Hub in Godstone Green or can […]
How good will you be? :-) Shuffleboard (Shovillaborde) existed in England over 500 years ago. It is an exciting variant of Shov-Ha’Penny. Henry VIII was very fond of the game. The Royal Expenses for 1532 show a payment from the Privy Purse of nine pounds: ”Paided to my lord Wylliam for that he wanne of […]
