Category: Village Hall

Book Nook opening hours

Book Nook
During the winter months we will be changing our hours. For those of you who don’t know about this exciting venture we have transformed part of the Chapel of the Good Shepherd, by the Village Hall in Fulking, into a bring and buy bookshop and have an ever changing selection of bargain books, CDs, DVDs, etc. for sale. All have been generously donated, and last year we raised over £500 from our sales.

Opening Hours from October 1st 2014

All Wednesdays 10:30am–12:00pm

One Sunday each month 11:00am–4:00pm (October 12th, November 9th, December 14th, January 11th, February 8th, March 8th)

We look forward to welcoming you.

Jane Warne

P.S. Book Nook now has a large ‘sale’ section of books at reduced prices.

Defibrillator training session

Defibrillation_Electrode_PositionTricia Robinson and HART are organizing another tutorial event on CPR (cardiopulmonary resuscitation) and the use of portable defibrillator machines in the Village Hall on Wednesday 24th September at 4:00pm. The session will be led by Dave Fletcher, an experienced paramedic.

A somewhat overqualified attendee at one of his earlier sessions reports that it was “fun, full of practical, helpful information and completely non-threatening”.

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The garden is open

Fulking Village Hall Garden Opening 11 May 2014
Colin Langridge of Rushfields, who donated the bench, cuts the ribbon for the formal opening of the restored Village Hall garden on Sunday 11th May. From left to right, Peter Jones, who carved the inscription, Michael Trist, Vice Chair of the Parish Council, Gill Milner, Colin, Jen Green and Chris Gildersleeve. Unable to attend, Helen Zeilinger designed and implemented the garden restoration. In addition to Rushfields in Poynings, local sponsorship was provided by AVS Fencing in Woodmancote, who assisted with the fencing, Swains Farm in Henfield, who offered turf, and Hamfelds of Henfield, who supplied many of the plants.

Fulking villagers assemble for the ribbon cutting
Villagers assemble in the garden to witness the ribbon cutting.
The bench is tested.
The bench is tested.
Updated 13th May 2014 to correct the reference to Swains Farm.