Bishopswood Women’s Institute invite you to attend an open afternoon Visual Presentation of Forest of dean Walks on Friday 12th November at 3:00pm until 4:30pm at Bishopswood Village Hall.
Entry is £3 per person.
Refreshments will be available.
Bishopswood Women’s Institute invite you to attend an open afternoon Gin Tasting with Foxtail Distillery on Friday 10th December at Bishopswood Village Hall from 3:00pm until 4:30pm.
Entry is £5 per person including refreshments.
We need to know numbers for the event so please book your place by emailing: Ann Jones if you are going to attend.
An opportunity to buy your Christmas Gifts!
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A great evening was enjoyed by the cast, crew, helpers and partners of the Bishopswood Pantomime Players. As is the norm, we gather for a film premier evening of the pantomime so that those taking part get a chance to view it, plus get together again as one large family.
This time around due to the Covid-19 situation it’s been a long time coming. The final performance of the pantomime – Treasure Island – took place just days before the first “lock down”. So, it is almost two years of waiting to get back together. Around 35 people attended and enjoyed the two hour show accompanied by drinks and nibbles.
As has become tradition our Producer and Director, David Emerson CBE was presented with an album as a memento of the pantomime with the thanks of everyone that took part in any way.