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The first Saturday of the month means that it’s time to pop into the village hall for the popular Repair Café with skilled sewers, electrical bods, general repairers and computer advice. 

Successful repairs have included: kettles, jumpers, table lamps, garden tools, kitchen knives, wonky tables, picture frames, sports bags and more. 

As well as repairs, many IT queries have been sorted: helping people keep their technology working better and for longer, or giving advice on the best courses of action. 

The next in the series of coffee mornings will be held in the Village Hall from 10.30am to 12.30. 

Everybody is guaranteed a warm welcome! 

Hot drinks, biscuits and cake will be provided for a small contribution to cover costs (suggested donations: £1 for a drink and £1- £1.50 for a piece of cake). 

If you’d like to bake biscuits or a cake, please let Daniela Jones know (daniela.lynchets@gmail.com) and you can easily be reimbursed for the ingredients.

The first Saturday of the month means that it’s time to pop into the village hall for the popular Repair Café with skilled sewers, electrical bods, general repairers and computer advice. 

Successful repairs have included: kettles, jumpers, table lamps, garden tools, kitchen knives, wonky tables, picture frames, sports bags and more. 

As well as repairs, many IT queries have been sorted: helping people keep their technology working better and for longer, or giving advice on the best courses of action. 

The next in the series of coffee mornings will be held in the Village Hall from 10.30am to 12.30. 

Everybody is guaranteed a warm welcome! 

Hot drinks, biscuits and cake will be provided for a small contribution to cover costs (suggested donations: £1 for a drink and £1- £1.50 for a piece of cake). 

If you’d like to bake biscuits or a cake, please let Daniela Jones know (daniela.lynchets@gmail.com) and you can easily be reimbursed for the ingredients.

The first Saturday of the month means that it’s time to pop into the village hall for the popular Repair Café with skilled sewers, electrical bods, general repairers and computer advice. 

Successful repairs have included: kettles, jumpers, table lamps, garden tools, kitchen knives, wonky tables, picture frames, sports bags and more. 

As well as repairs, many IT queries have been sorted: helping people keep their technology working better and for longer, or giving advice on the best courses of action. 

The next in the series of coffee mornings will be held in the Village Hall from 10.30am to 12.30. 

Everybody is guaranteed a warm welcome! 

Hot drinks, biscuits and cake will be provided for a small contribution to cover costs (suggested donations: £1 for a drink and £1- £1.50 for a piece of cake). 

If you’d like to bake biscuits or a cake, please let Daniela Jones know (daniela.lynchets@gmail.com) and you can easily be reimbursed for the ingredients.

The first Saturday of the month means that it’s time to pop into the village hall for the popular Repair Café with skilled sewers, electrical bods, general repairers and computer advice. 

Successful repairs have included: kettles, jumpers, table lamps, garden tools, kitchen knives, wonky tables, picture frames, sports bags and more. 

As well as repairs, many IT queries have been sorted: helping people keep their technology working better and for longer, or giving advice on the best courses of action. 

The next in the series of coffee mornings will be held in the Village Hall from 10.30am to 12.30. 

Everybody is guaranteed a warm welcome! 

Hot drinks, biscuits and cake will be provided for a small contribution to cover costs (suggested donations: £1 for a drink and £1- £1.50 for a piece of cake). 

If you’d like to bake biscuits or a cake, please let Daniela Jones know (daniela.lynchets@gmail.com) and you can easily be reimbursed for the ingredients.

East Hampshire District Council has issued a press release with information about its project at the village pond.

A “bouyant bulldozer was used to scoop more than 200 cubic metres of silt from the pond, making it a healthier home for native species. 

“The silt was re-used to create an island as a haven for local wildlife. Some of the larger carp have also been removed and rehomed as they prey on the smaller fish. 

The next in the series of coffee mornings will be held in the Village Hall from 10.30am to 12.30. 

Everybody is guaranteed a warm welcome! 

Hot drinks, biscuits and cake will be provided for a small contribution to cover costs (suggested donations: £1 for a drink and £1- £1.50 for a piece of cake). 

If you’d like to bake biscuits or a cake, please let Daniela Jones know (daniela.lynchets@gmail.com) and you can easily be reimbursed for the ingredients.