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4th February 2010 - Ale and Hearty
Real ale fans from all over Banburyshire are set to turn up in Hornton this weekend for the event of the
Winter. It’s The Dun Cow’s Winter Beer Festival, of course, which will take place from Friday and go on all weekend.
As usual the theme of the festival is being kept a closely-guarded secret by licensees Gwyneth and Martin Gelling but the
names of the beers will all have something in common.
As well as a tempting range of Winter ales to sample, there will also be plenty of hearty fare for customers to nibble, so
pop down and imbibe!
4th February 2010 - Warmington Warmer
Hornton’s Simon Perkin has a plan to make sure you earn your pint!
He’s planning a village walk, starting from the green over to the National Herb Centre in Warmington and back.
“We’ll start off at 1.30pm to the Herb Centre for quick drink and the idea would be that we would all return to the beer
festival for about 4.15pm and attempt to finish off the barrels and have some fun,” he said.
“It will all be very informal but already a number of people have expressed and interest.”
If you’d like more details, please ring Simon on 01295 670701.
4th February 2010 - It's a Snip
Ernie Bingham is giving a talk on pruning to the 3Hs Gardening Club at 7.30pm next Tuesday, February 9, in Hornton
pavilion.
4th February 2010 - Flying the Flag
Have you got a birthday in the family? Then make sure you celebrate it in style by flying the Hornton birthday flag! For just
£5 for village funds, you can have the name of the birthday boy or girl run up the Hornton flagpole - advertising your age
is optional but all ages from 1 to 150 can be accommodated!
All you have to do is to ring Ian Harris on 01295 670541 and the celebrations can begin!
4th February 2010 - Church Services
There will be a United Service led by the Rev. Janet Jackson in the Parish Church of St John the Baptist this Sunday,
February 7.
Don’t forget that you can pop in for coffee, cake and a chat in the Methodist Church every Friday morning from 10.30am to
12.30pm. There is a book, DVD and video swap - and, of course, lots of good gossip! And Thursday Club meets every week after
school until 4.30pm in the Methodist Church School Room. All children are welcome.
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