Our calendar is small on purpose. Each event below is set out with date, time, venue, accessibility note, and (where places are limited) a booking form. None of our events is ticketed; we ask you to register only so that we have enough chairs and cake.
One afternoon a year, the courtyard is open to neighbours. Tea, a plant sale, conversation with the trustees, and a short reading by Reverend Darlington at 15.00. Step-free access; toilets in the parish hall opposite.
Details & bookingAn invitation-only thank-you for our fourteen Hearth & Hand befrienders. Cake from the church-hall kitchen and a short address by Reverend Darlington. Step-free access through the back gate; a steward will meet you at the gate from 14.15.
A small plant sale from the propagators' bench at the back of the walled garden. Most plants £1 to £5. Cash and contactless. No need to book; just walk in through the back gate.
For fifteen minutes at the start of each quarterly meeting, members of the public may attend and ask questions. The room is reached by a single shallow step; let us know if a ramp is needed.
A small afternoon of carols, mince pies, and a short reading of the Eure and Smale grace. All welcome; no booking required. The hall is fully accessible.
An old tradition: helping the coal merchant set the sacks at the right of each back door. Quiet, friendly, slightly cold. Strong gloves recommended; refreshment in the parish hall afterwards.
