The Agendas for the forthcoming Parish Council meeting and the Annual Parish Meeting – both being held on 11th May @ 7:30 pm at the Village Hall – are now available to be viewed on the website.
Alternatively, you can click on the following links
Members of the Public are welcome to attend these meetings.
Please find the latest edition of the Rutland Roundup Newsletter for April 2022.
Just click on the following link to access the Newsletter.
Please be informed of the following update and information with regard to Charles Veal’s funeral arrangements.
Charles Veal’s hearse will now be leaving from outside their house on Main Street at 1:00 pm tomorrow, Thursday, April 28th. (not as previously stated at 1:15 pm in the announcement dated April 10th 2022.)
Dear All,
Thank you for coming to the Coffee Morning at the Village Hall last Friday and a big thank you to those who provided the variety of very tasty cakes.
We had a good turn out and it was nice to see everyone coming out again. We managed to raise £101.00 which will continue to go to the upkeep of the Village Hall.
Please find below the Village Hall Annual Report and Accounts for 2021.
Both will be on the Agenda at the Parish Annual Meeting to be held in Wednesday, May 11th 2022.
Best wishes
David Roome
Chairman
Charles Veal of Main Street, Ridlington, sadly passed away after a long period of ill health on Sunday 27 March 2022.
A private funeral for family and close friends only, will be held in Peterborough on Thursday 28 April.
The cortège will be leaving the village at 1.15 pm and villagers are welcome to gather near the house and along the road as a mark of respect and a last farewell. This gesture will be much appreciated by the family.
Our thoughts and prayers are with Charles’ widow Barbara, his son, daughter and their respective families. May he rest in peace.
Thanks to everyone who volunteered during the week commencing 13th March.
It’s a shame that we have to undertake the task each year but the effort is worth it.
Events to celebrate the Queen’s Platinum Jubilee are shaping up nicely for Ridlington. More details will be published in the run up to the Bank Holiday weekend, but the outline plan is as follows:
Church Service – Morning Prayer will be held at 9.30am on Sunday 5 June, led by Graham Madgwick
Church Flowers – the church will be beautifully decorated with a red, white and blue flower theme
Street party Sunday 5 June 2-4pm – this will be held on Main Street outside the Village Hall. Bring your own food, tablecloth and ‘mismatched’ crockery; wear red/white/ blue and a crown or tiara. Tea will be served from the Village Hall along with music, including the National Anthem and some of the Queen’s favourites tunes
· ‘Bake a cake/pudding for the Queen’ competition – with 1st/2nd/3rd prizes
· Plant a tree for the Jubilee
· Traditional games for children
Posters and Invitations will be delivered to all households. If you would like any further details or can offer any help either before or on the day, no matter how great or small, please contact Anne Harvey at Chimney Cottage or 07751 079775 or acharvey@hotmail.co.uk
If you wish to contact the parish council by email, either click on the link here. Contact the Parish Council
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