Country Market - every Thursday morning in the Church Barn
home-made pastries, jams and knitwear as well as home-grown vegetables and plants.
Kentish Teas - during summer, every Sunday from 7th June 2009 on at the Church Barn, where villagers and visitors are assured a warm welcome along with their slice of delicious homemade cake!
Ladies of the Light - Charing Christmas Lights committee
Linda, Anita (01233-714068), Margaret (01233-712853), Anne (01233-713592)
Charing Parish Church Fete and Flower Show - annual event in June (see here for more details)
History group
The Guild's first production in The Barn was Christopher Fry's The Lady's Not For Burning in May 1958 and the author visited The Barn during rehearsals. Since then, The Guild has produced plays every year, a total in excess of a hundred to date.
The Guild scrapbooks, together with photos and programmes, make interesting reading and are usually available for viewing on performance nights.
The Guild normally produces three plays a year in February, May and November. They are always pleased to welcome new members who are interested in acting or in assisting backstage. Contact details can be found on the links page of their website.
News and updates of the Guild Of Players can be found here
Wealden Wheels - your community transport service
Wealden Wheels has been helping to bridge the rural transport gap in our local communities for the last 5 years. Managed largely by volunteers and run on a not-for-profit basis, it aims to provide an accessible, affordable and flexible means of transport to village members.
With a modest joining fee of £10 for 12 months, you can hire one or more of the vehicles, either for self-drive or with one of our volunteer drivers. 2 of the 3 vehicles are equipped for the safe and comfortable transport of disabled passengers. All of our drivers are CRB checked and most have received KCC minibus driver training and St John’s Ambulance basic first aid training.
Visit our website for further details of Wealden Wheels and how to join.
Charing Heath Village society
The Village Society has been going for over 30 years and was set up by villagers
to bring the community together, its a not for profit group which wants to
encourage people in the villages to get together.
Please contact Vanessa Smith at smiths.fayreacre@yahoo.co.uk for more details
Point to Point Riding
(Calling everyone who has news, updates etc on the above organisations: email your news and it will be published here or in the articles.)
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