The Foodbank has advised that the supplies are very low for the following items in particular.
UHT milk (blue and green)
Pump hand soap
The next collection from the Church porch will be Wednesday, 7th January.
Many thanks for your continued support.
Debra.
Hi All,
Thank you to everyone who has supported us over the last year and many of you before that too. If you ordered meat to be collected for Christmas we are open on December 23rd from 11:00 am to 1:00 pm for you to collect your orders.
We will also have a good range of Frozen Beef, Lamb and Venison, which you are welcome to come and browse and buy. We are restocking with Castle Chase Lamb this afternoon. If you would like to buy anything fresh feel free to contact me.
We are around all over the Christmas New Year Period and very happy for you to ring or text if you would like to pop in and shop with us.
We look forward to seeing you on Tuesday and possibly over the holiday period.
Wishing you all a very Happy Christmas and Prosperous New Year.
With kindest regards,
Sue and the Castle Chase Team.
Sue Scott
Scott & Scott (Ayston) Ltd
Home Farm, Preston Lane, Ayston, Oakham. LE15 9BL
Tel: 07803 000 465
http://www.castlechase.co.uk
http://castlechase.sumupstore.com (Online Shop Link)
It is traditional at Christmas to have a ghost story (or two) – this is one with a difference. “The Christmas Guest” by Peter Swanson is well written with a good plot.
Our second book, more a reminder of summer holidays, a detective novel set in the Norfolk Broads – “Broadland” by David Blake, the first in a series of DI Tanner novels, is a recommended read.
Our third offering, another in the series of the elderly detectives Bryant and May and the Peculiar Crimes Unit “The Memory of Blood” by Christopher Fowler combines a whodunnit with the history of the London theatre and the origins of Punch and Judy.
Come join us for our annual Carol Service. Starting at 16:00 hrs at Ridlington’s St. Mary Magdalene & St. Andrew Church.
Our new Rector, Rev. Peter Collins will be leading the service.
Light refreshments will be available afterwards.
Some of bin collection days will change over the festive period because of Christmas and New Year bank holidays. This includes a small number of collections where bins will be emptied earlier than normal, as well as some Saturday collections. Please check to see if your collection day will change over Christmas. You can also help us by telling your friends and neighbours.
We will once again run the village Christmas card scheme, so you need only to write one card for everyone in the village to be displayed at the Church.
Donations to be shared between the Church, Playing Field and the Village Hall.
Come join us for our annual pre-Christmas social get together – a start to the Seasonal Festivities.
Where? Ridlington Village Hall
When? Friday, December 19th – from 7:30 pm – 10:30 pm
There will be plenty of nibbles and a selection of wines and beers. Non alcoholic drinks will also be available.
All welcome.
The next Monthly Walk will be on Tuesday, December 16th. Meet at the church porch for 10:00 am to car share to the Hambleton peninsula.
Light refreshments available.
Please let Debra know if you intend to come along.
