Check out what’s on at the Victory Hall
Life in East Africa with Ursula
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Join us in 2020 for our regular monthly gatherings.
You don’t need to be a member to attend although we hope you’ll join once you’ve met us.
AUTUMN SHOW
Saturday 5 September 2020
in the
VICTORY HALL
Admission: Adults £1, Children free Open 2.30 – 4.00 pm
Show entries to be in by Wednesday 2 September to Show Secretary,
or email to the organiser, see above.
A talk by Gilly Halcrow
The SOE’s task was to organise the resistance in countries that had been occupied by the Nazis and as Churchill ordered, to “Set Europe Ablaze”. This talk is a fascinating account of the training and preparation the agents underwent and also stories of a few of the missions, some of which achieved amazing success, whilst others ended in betrayal, concentration camps and death.
Please note. Market dates cancelled until further notice.
This year the dates are:- Saturdays 25 April, 20 June, 19 September and 7 November 2020
Please contact the organiser if you wish to book a table at any of the events.
Christmas Craft with Linda and Julie
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You don’t need to be a member to attend although we hope you’ll join once you’ve met us.
A talk by Helen Poole
Queen Elizabeth I’s reign was a time of spectacular projects and big personalities. They left a legacy in our part of Sussex and beyond. Religion caused many problems, as did the constant threat of pressure from enemies abroad. This talk explores some of the local people and places with a part to play under Gloriana.
Time for our Annual General Meeting
All invited
Join us in 2020 for our regular monthly gatherings.
You don’t need to be a member to attend although we hope you’ll join once you’ve met us.
Please note. Market dates cancelled until further notice.
This year the dates are:- Saturdays 25 April, 20 June, 19 September and 7 November 2020
Please contact the organiser if you wish to book a table at any of the events.
A talk by Ian Everest.
‘Shepherds of the South Downs’ – their lives and times. Central to Sussex farming in past centuries, and to the economy of the area, were the thousands of sheep that grazed on the Downs. The shepherds, who spent their solitary lives caring for their flocks, were a familiar part of the local countryside. Ian tells their story.