We are all well aware of the fast turnover of clothing items and of the huge impact this is having on our planet. Making sure that our clothes and accessories are used for a longer time is of the utmost importance and buying PRELOVED is the best way forward if we are to head off catastrophe.

Do you have accessories which you no longer desire? Why not sell them at our 50/50 ACCESSORIES SALE in Ridlington? If your items sell, you will receive 50% of the sold price! The other 50% will go to Ridlington Church funds.

So, root out your preloved HANDBAGS, SCARVES, GLOVES, JEWELLERY, HATS AND BELTS. All pieces should be in good  clean condition please. I can buff up tired leather handbags.

Your items should be delivered to Margie Wall 8, East Lane or Debra Thatcher 3, Main Street, by Wednesday June 15th.  A written note with your name and contact details should be included with an idea of the price if you so wish.

If your item does not sell, you can take it home or leave it for the next sale.

The sale will take place at 10:30 – 12:00 on JUNE 18th at 3, Main Street, Ridlington.

You may just walk off with a great new addition to your wardrobe and with the certain knowledge that you are helping to save the planet!

Coffee, tea and cakes will be served and I’m sure much fun will be had!

Margie Wall – 01572 821397
Debra Thatcher – 01572 823910

Please find below the following links to the Ridlington Parish Council Meeting and the Annual Parish Council Meeting minutes for your information.

Draft RPC Minutes 11.05.22

Ridlington Annual Parish Meeting 2022

 

Please find below the link for the Annual Accounts and Report for the Ridlington Playing Field.

 

Ridlington Playing Field Annual Report 1st April 2021 to 31st March 2022

Annual Accounts Ridlington Playing Field 1st April 2021 to 31st March 2022

Ridlington Parish Council Annual Financial Reports ending 31 March 2022 are now available to view on the website. These can be found under the  heading “Accounts”

They are in a slightly different order to last year, but have the same content.

 

 

 

We need to sell off some of the books because we are running out of space – now is your chance to grab a bargain. Donations please to Debra Thatcher.

Recommendations for this month:

“The Politics of Washing, Real Life in Venice” by Polly Cole’s – ordinary life in an extraordinary city besieged by tourists.  Beautifully written.

“The Appeal” by Janice Hallett – Sunday Times Crime Book of the Month.  This book has had glowing reviews, but didn’t really work for me.  Give it a go and let me know what you think.

“Amazing Times” articles from The Times newspaper 1945 to 1981 – a good spread, decent illustrations and amusing stories – one for the smallest room?

“Blott on the Landscape” by Tom Sharpe – I echo my comments on Porterhouse Blue from last month.

 

 

Items needed:

Sleeping bags, 2-person tents (not pop-up as these are not weatherproof and they blow away), yoga/camping mats, trainers with good soles sizes 8 – 10, torches, stoves, anything camping related.

Men’s jeans 30” – 32” waist, M/L joggers or similar, winter/waterproof coats M/L, new/unused boxers medium, new/unused socks

Dog food – self-opening cans or dried food

Homeless people are rarely XL so please no bigger than large size.

Neither duvets nor pillows can be accepted.

Many thanks for your generous donations and your ongoing support

Margie & Martin Wall
8 East Lane, Ridlington
Mobile – 07928378668
Telephone – 01572 821397

 

Demand continues to be high, please continue to be generous.

Microwaveable rice sachets, UHT milk, long-life juice and toiletries are always requested.

Thank you.

 

A message from the Trustees of Ridlington Playing Field – May 2022

 

Calling all potential Ridlington Playing Field Trustees and Action Group members.

A great opportunity has arisen to become more involved in village life and in particular to help shape the future of the playing field.

Please do consider joining us as we want to start things happening again ASAP!

Please telephone Ruth for more information and a chat.

Tel: 07791 581100