Carols, Bangers & Mash Fri 1st Dec 2017

Home » Latest News » Carols, Bangers & Mash 1st Dec
Carols Banger Mash 2016

Boosted by its success in previous years, St. Andrew's Church is again hosting an evening of entertainment in the Village Hall on Fri 1st Dec from 7.00pm.

There will be a glass of mulled wine on arrival, a meal of bangers and mash and a selection of puddings will be provided — all for £7.50 per person.
There will also be a bar.
During the evening there will be light entertainment and carol singing.

Tickets are on sale only at:

  • Sandpit's
  • the BP petrol station/post office
  • the school office
  • the barbers' at Coopers Cross
  • or from members of the St. Andrews congregation

    N.B. They will not be available on the door on the evening. Get your tickets early — this will be a sell-out event!
    All proceeds will go towards the upkeep of the church.

    More news from Curry Rivel

    CRN Header
    Curry Rivel News - April here
    TG: Tue 31 Mar

    The Curry Rivel News Group has apologised for not being able to deliver a paper copy to householders this month due to risk of transferring Corona Virus! Keep safe and stay at home.But the good news is that the Website can provide a digital version here! Through the wonders of technology you can download it, read it or print it, even forward it to a friend by clicking the icon opposite. If...

    youarenotalones
    Community Support Update
    Tony Greenaway: Sun 29 Mar 5:07pm

    Every household in the parish should have received a letter from the Community Support Group (sponsored by The Parish Council) providing advice on look out for each other in this challenging time.The letter contained a Green and a Red card to display in a prominent window so that a passer by could see that all is well or that some assistance was required. A walk around the village (not all...

    youarenotalones
    Support Group Takes Off
    Tony Greenaway: Sat 28 Mar 6:08pm

    On behalf of the whole team of the Curry Rivel Support Group ( Tony Greenaway, Rev Scott Patterson, Rev Tim Richards, John De Ronde, Laila Sadler and Councillor Peter Goodenough), I would like to thank all those from the village who responded to our initial call for help. Through the hard work of many people, we produced and delivered an emergency help leaflet and red and green cards to the...