Not just for F1 fans – “Lights Out Full Throttle”, a dialogue between Johnny Herbert and Damon Hill.  Some very entertaining bits and some serious bits too.  I particularly enjoyed the chapter on fitness.

Another of Christopher St John Sprigg’s well plotted books “The Perfect Alibi” – can you crack the case?  A thoroughly enjoyable read.

Something a little different – “Home Aromatherapy” a step by step guide on using essential oils at home.

Hi All

Thanks to everyone who came to our Pop-Up Shop on 5th April.  Anyone who bought and left their purchases to collect before Easter please remember to collect on Thursday 17th April, between 2 and 4pm.

We are also open for any last-minute frozen beef, lamb or venison that you may like for Easter.  I will also have our Castle Chase Fresh Free Range Eggs available.

Look forward to seeing everyone.

Kind Regards,
Sue Scott
Scott & Scott (Ayston) Ltd
Home Farm, Preston Lane, Ayston, Rutland, LE15 9BL.
office@scottayston.co.uk
01572 823345     07803 000465

We hope that you can join us for a fun filled Quiz in aid of Ridlington Playing Field on Thursday 15th May at 6.30pm for 7:00pm start at Ridlington Village Hall.

Teams of 4 or we can team you up.

£12.50pp to include Lasagne & Cheesecake supper, bring your own drinks, raffle on the night.

For tickets please email:
playingfieldtrustees@yahoo.com
or contact Trustees  – Julie, Ruth, Simon or Richard

We look forward to seeing you there!

 

 

 

 

 

Meet at the church porch at 10:00 on Saturday, 19th April.

Did you know that 50% of the world’s bluebells grow in the UK? A return by car to Prior’s Coppice for a bluebell walk.

Light refreshments available after the walk.

 

If you would like to give a donation towards the Easter lilies in the Church, please contact Margie Wall on margie.wall@hotmail.com

A remembrance list will be on the altar – please feel free to add names of those to be read out during our Easter Day service on April 20th. 

Thank you.

 

Can you spare an hour on Sunday, 13th April to undertake some simple gardening tasks in the churchyard?

Please let Debra Thatcher know if you can help.  Coffee and biscuits for the helpers.

Save the date….

April 12  – after the success of our first ‘Souper Saturday’ we’ll do it again!

Please join us at the village hall between 12 noon and 1:30pm for a choice of three delicious soups, bread, savoury scones and fresh fruit.

All donations to be shared between the church and Save the Children.

 

Just a gentle and respectful reminder to a minority to please pick up after your dog in the playing field. It’s just that we’ve noticed an increase lately in dog poop being left behind.

Thank you for your understanding.

The Playing Field Trustees