A new page has been added to the website “A Brief History of Bishopswood”. You can find it under the INFORMATION menu or link to it directly from this article HERE.
We are gradually adding more information to the website. If there is something you would like to see, then get in touch via the CONTACT page.
It is back!
The Big Sunday Breakfast returns to Bishopswood Village Hall, 09:30am to 10:45am on Sunday 3rd October and then every first Sunday of the month.
A hearty fried breakfast, with cereals, orange juice and toast. Vegetarian options available.
Still just £6 per person and £3 for under 14’s.
The Breakfast is followed by an informal service at 11:00am.
It would be great to see you there.
Harvest Festival at All Saints Bishopswood is an occasion not to be missed! At 3:00 pm on Sunday 10th October. Join us for refreshments after the service.
We will gather at 10:45 am on Sunday 14th November for our shot act of remembrance, at the War Memorial, followed by a short service in the church to mark Remembrance Sunday
As we prepare for Christmas we will be having our annual Christmas Carol Service at 3:00 pm on Sunday 12th December. Join us, our brass band as we celebrate the birth of Jesus Christ …and then enjoy a glass of mulled wine and mince pie (or two!).
More information at:
Sunday 19th September – Doors and bar open at 12:30pm. Lunch is served at 1:00pm.
We are serving a traditional roast beef dinner followed by a selection of homemade puddings. A vegetarian alternative will be available, please let us know when booking.
Book your place by phoning 01600891277 or by email to: treasurer@bvhonline.co.uk
This is a pre-booking only event.
Our lunches are all prepared and served by volunteers and as always, any offers of help setting up and/or clearing up will be gratefully accepted.
We are restricting numbers to ensure Covid-19 safety so don’t miss out.
Our first community event since the Covid-19 crisis hit us proved a success with many enjoying a fun-filled afternoon.
With duck themed children’s activities and crafts that many parents also enjoyed. Demonstrations from some of our regular classes. Displays and information about the hall and the many groups that use it. BBQ food, the bar, cake and refreshments available throughout the event. It was fabulous to see so many safely enjoying a social get-together again.
The 28th Duck race was launched at 5:00pm from Kerne Bridge with the three prize winners rescued from the Wye at the canoe launch some 20 minutes later.
Our sincere thanks to all the volunteers and attendees that made this event possible.