What's coming for the rest of the year?
Saturday 9th November- Bingo with Tapas Supper - At Whitchurch Village Hall.
Craft Evening - Wednesday 20th November . Angela O'Connell will be showing how to make Christmas Wreaths and we will be making our own. You will need either a metal ring and moss to cover it with or make your own with thin bendy branches tied into a loop. Also needed - Evergreen foliage - holly, pine etc. - Pine cones, Ribbons, Secateurs, Scissors, Gardening gloves, String or bendy wire.
Come and join us, meet your neighbours, enjoy a social evening and a glass of wine. No charge.
…..and then before we know it Christmas will be here!
Don't forget to keep looking at this website for dates/times and more details of events: marstowchurch.org
Last year we had some really good events (see below) and this year is proving to be equally as fun, so put these dates in your diary and do join us if you can - we would love to see you.
Pictures from our previous events.
2023 was such a busy and entertaining year and have used our West End Community Space for many of our activities.
During the year we had the following events: Lent Lunch, Easter Morning 6 am Service followed by Breakfast, Coronation Lunch, Harvest Festival Celebration. For the first time we held monthly board games nights during the summer as well as regular Craft Evenings. We were also delighted that the Parish Council now holds all its meetings at St. Matthew's. We enjoyed all our activities and attracted many new people to come to the church. Whitchurch Memorial Hall was the venue for our successful Barn Dance, and Quiz and Supper, with the Harvest Supper held again at Fivefold.
Many thanks to everyone who supported us by coming and sharing in these events. We look forward to seeing
you in 2024.
Border News
Border News is delivered locally as well as being available on line. If you are not receiving a copy and would like to, please contact Phyll Hannah at
01989 770 617.
Parish Council Meetings
Marstow Parish Council hold their meetings at St. Matthew's West End. The meetings are open to any members of the public who wish to attend.
