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

Sorry for this late information,  we have been busy calving our cows and looking after them and their calves.  BUT, how lovely is the weather?  Please see details of Saturdays Pop Up Shop,  do hope you can come to Browse, Buy or Chat? We will have all the items and some eggs and little extra’s.  Any queries please do ring me on 07803 000 465.

Thank you to all who have ordered fresh lamb.

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

Please see the two reports which will be presented at the Parish AGM on May 6th 6:00pm, so please come along and ask any questions or express any comments you may have.

Ridlington VH 2024 Report

Village Hall A:C SUMMARY 2024

The Trustees welcome anyone who would like to join us in maintaining the Hall for the benefit of all Parishioners. Please contact me if you are interested. You will see in the accounts that we have an operating deficit for 2024, but are fortunate that this was covered by interest from our deposit account which, although very healthy, will be needed in the hopefully very distant future to repair or replace the Collyweston slate front roof.

In 2025 we will be holding 3 coffee mornings, a Curry Night in October and a Christmas social night. If all these are well attended we would hope that we will not be in deficit again this financial year. And if anyone is able to organise an additional fundraising event for the Village Hall, please let a Trustee know, you will have our full support.

David Roome
Chairman

CHURCH SERVICES – all at 9:30am
6th April – Morning Prayer
20th April (Easter Day) – Holy Communion by Extension – Canon Viv Wainwright
27th April – Morning Prayer

FOOD BANK COLLECTION
Church porch on Wednesday, 2nd April.  Your donations are much appreciated, please give generously.

THANKS TO
The intrepid and dedicated team of litter pickers – shame we have to do it every year…and those helping at and supporting our first ‘Souper Saturday’.

 

 

Please click on the link below to access the Agenda for the upcoming Ridlington Annual Parish Meeting to be held on Tuesday, May 6th at 6:00 pm in the Village Hall

All Members of the Public are welcome.

Proposed RAPM Agenda 6 May 2025

The charity Rural Community Council is running a project called Changing Connections. It aims to help people with their mental & physical health in Rutland by connecting them with local groups, services and people who can help in our local area.

The Coffee Connect van offers free coffee, conversation and advice and will be outside Ridlington Village hall on the Wednesdays of the 2nd, 9th & 16th of April between 12.30 pm and 2.00 pm.

Come along an enjoy a delicious coffee and have a chat.

 

Hi All,

We are offering Whole or Half Lambs.  Whole Lambs £220, Half Lambs £110.  The Lamb as always is grass fed from our Family Farms in Harringworth and Ayston.  The Lambs have been bred and raised on the farm.  They will be hung for flavour and tenderness, before being carefully butchered to suit your individual needs.

We will also have fresh lamb available on the 5th April.  If you would like to order a joint for Easter, I will be happy to store it here in our freezers for collection just before Easter, if that helps anyone.

Please order before Monday 24th March.

I will be sending out a poster for the Shop nearer the time, as always, any requests or questions please do not hesitate to contact me at any time on the number below and I will be pleased to help.

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

Our annual litter-pick haul pictured on 15th March

Unusual finds this year included a pair of men’s underpants, a car seat and three strips of artificial turf.

Many thanks to Keith, Mary, Ruth, Tim, Martin, Nick, Jenny, Kevin, Simon, Richard and Debra.