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April edition
The latest newsletter contains interesting interviews with locals and reports of recent activities. However, with the rapid introduction of measures to combat Coronavirus, nearly all of the events listed have had to be cancelled. But there was just enough time to add in a few offers to help over the coming weeks (from Mayfacs and Guy the dog walker, for example) as well as some news of delivery services.
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Submissions to newsletter
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Newsletter Archive
Mayfield, Five Ashes and the Great War
The newsletter has been publishing monthly articles relating to events 100 years ago. You can use this link to see these articles on the local Royal British Legion website
Community Centre update
At the Parish Council Meeting on Monday 9th March there was a majority vote in favour of considering a further option for the Architect’s brief of a stand-alone Community Centre without the health centre. Unfortunately this compromises the public consultation result of a 76% response in favour of a combined community and medical centre. At…
Consultation open day – 4 January
The second session for residents to ask questions is from 10am to 1pm in the Memorial Hall from 10am to 1pm on Saturday 4 January 2020. Representatives from Woodhill Surgery will be attending this session.
A Christmas Carol
A production of A Christmas Carol is being held in St Dunstan’s Church on Friday 13th September at 7.30 pm. It is suitable for all ages of 11 and up, and is being performed by the Lantern Light Theatre Company. Tickets can be booked here. They will also be available at the door. There will…
Late Night Shopping
A chance to visit the shops, experience their hospitality and look at their Christmas offers. Listen to carol singing by the children from Mayfield Primary School and Skippers Hill Manor Preparatory School. Watch the switch on of the Christmas Lights by a local village hero. Even more lights this year! Join in yourself in the…
Slow Film Festival this weekend
The Mayfield Slow Film Festival takes place this weekend (19th – 20th October). See https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/slow-film-festival-2019-tickets-66902395867 for tickets and details
