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2 Mile Out Festival a Great Day for All
The first Two Mile Out Festival held on 22nd June was a great success with the sunny weather contributing to the day. See some photographs from the day in the gallery.

Parish Council Vacancies
.The Parisch Council has 3 vacancies for Parish Councillors in the Lower Midway Ward . You can be a Parish Councillor if you live or work in the Parish or within 3 miles of the Parish Boundary. If you are interested in joining the Parish Council please contact the Parish Clerk.

Guided Village Walks 2019
Meet outside the Admiral Rodney at 6.45pm for a 7.00pm start.
Tuesday 16th July (open mic night)
Wednesday 31st July
Monday 12th August
Tuesday 20th August (open mic night)
Thursday 12th September (chip van)


Police NEWS - The Parish Council would like to inform residents that the Police website provides plenty of information about policing in our area, including the crime statistics. Details of actual reported crime incidents in your area can be found on the crime map. More general details about policing in the UK can be found on the Police Website - www.police.uk

Hartshorne Ladies Club - The 2019 Ladies Club programme is now available to view.

Parish Resident Associations
There are two resident associations within the Hartshorne Parish; The Hartshorne Village Residents Association (HVRA) and the Lee Wood Valley Residents Association (LWVRA)in the Midway Area.

You can find more information about each of their aims and objectives on their respective websites:-
Hartshorne Village Residents Association

Lee Wood Valley Residents Association

The HVRA will be holding their AGM in the Dethick Hall on Wednesday 17th May 2017 starting at 7pm. All residents living in the village are welcome to attend.

Photographs of Hartshorne
Don't forget; Pictures of Hartshorne both old and new can be viewed in the Picture Gallery

Hartshorne Society of Bell-ringers
Was formed in March 2013 with the aims of promoting and fostering the ancient English art of Change Ringing in Hartshorne and the local area.

They are always keen to welcome new members; if you are interested in Bell-ringing or just want to find out more the read their visit their blog on the St Peter's Church website, or email Andy Austen

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