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Mayfield Carnival and Bonfire Parade
Mayfield Carnival Saturday 15th
The Carnival is coming! Make sure you are there for the wreath laying, spectacular processions and firework display. You can find details of the timings in the latest M&FA newsletter. If you can help out with making torches (on Sat 8th), with helping on the night or with tidying up the morning after, please contact Jo@mayfieldbonfire.co.uk…
Read MoreBoyes and Belles Senior Citizens Christmas Lunch
12:30 for 1pm
Read MoreFive Ashes Fireworks and Bonfire
Admission only by ticket. On the playing field outside the hall
Read MoreFive Ashes Fireworks and Bonfire
Five Ashes Village Hall management committee will be holding their annual Firework Display and Bonfire on 4th November 2017 on the Playing Field from 5.30pm. Last year we had an unprecedented number of attendees with almost 500 people enjoying the evening, which is our maximum capacity for this event. To avoid disappointment we are asking…
Read MoreMayfield Bonfire Society Quiz Night
Mayfield Carnival
12 noon – 3.30pm Boot/table top/afternoon market in the Memorial Hall car park 3pm The children’s fancy dress competition will be held at the Memorial Hall Throughout the afternoon Entertainment including music from The Logan Wilson Band’. Licensed bar & light lunches/afternoon teas will be available. From 5.30pm onwards …
Read MoreMayfield Carnival Saturday 16th September
The Mayfield Bonfire Boyes and Belles are organising the Mayfield Carnival on Saturday 16th September. There will be a boot/table top/afternoon market in the Memorial Hall car park 12 noon – 3.30pm (phone Jo Lee to book a table 872717) Entertainment will be held throughout the afternoon including music from The Logan Wilson Band’. Licensed…
Read MoreBingo Night – Fundraiser for Mayfield Bonfire Society
Mayfield Bonfire Society – your help required
The Mayfield Bonfire Boyes and Belles society has been running for over 100 years though the actual history of the Sussex bonfire societies dates back to the previous century. The Bonfire Societies were set up in response to Henry VIII’s daughter Mary when on her coronation in 1553 she tried to overturn her father’s religious Reformation. This resulted…
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