Please see below for full details of our events

All proceeds from Village Hall events go towards the maintenance of the Hall

Proceeds from Church events go towards the upkeep of the Church

Our events are open to all, young and old, whether you live in the village or not - come and join us - the more the merrier!

Saturday 26th September - MacMillan Coffee Morning

Saturday 17th October - Quiz Night

November - Pub and Pizza Night with Mortzarella Pizza (date to be confirmed)

December - Christmas Carols Evening (date to be confirmed)

By kind invitation of James and Ruth Hitchen

Shropshire Rural Support was set up in 1991 to help people living in rural Shropshire by providing confidential support during periods of anxiety and stress, and with problems relating to their families and their businesses

Their free confidential service is delivered by people with farming backgrounds who understand the ups and downs of farming, family farming businesses and living in the countryside

Most importantly they have the time to listen

Come along to Top Farm, Kinton, Nesscliffe, SY4 1AZ for a relaxed catch up and a bit of company - one free bacon or sausage bap and a hot drink for all visitors - everyone welcome - come and support your farming community!

Delicious refreshments

Cake and produce stall

Raffle

The main purpose of a MacMillan Coffee Morning is to raise vital funds and bring communities together to support people living with cancer

• Raise Funds: Participants donate money for coffee, tea, and cakes, helping fund Macmillan Cancer Support services
• Fund Essential Services: Proceeds support Macmillan nurses, specialists, and emotional, practical, or financial guidance lines
• Build Community: The events connect neighbours, co-workers, schools, and families over a social gathering
• Raise Awareness: Gatherings help spread awareness about cancer support and ensure patients know they do not face the illness alone

Please come and join us for this year's MacMillan Coffee Morning from 10am to 12pm on Saturday the 26th September

The Church drop-in coffee mornings will continue to be held in the Village Hall during 2026

The Café is open from 10am to 12pm on the third Wednesday of each month

Doors and bar open at 7.00

Quiz begins at 7.30

Fish, sausage or veggie pie & chips supper at 8.00

Teams of 1 to 6

Limited pre-booked ticket entry only - please book by Sunday 11th

Adults £12

16 and under £8

Raffle and prizes

Tickets : Nicky on 07443 939 451

A gentle, fun introduction to ballet for growing dancers!

Building balance, confidence and coordination through routines, imagination and music with performance and showcase opportunities!

For children aged 4 years to 8 years (children aged three may join if ready)

Mondays 5.30 to 6.30pm

£6.50 per class

Contact Lauren on 07469 965 094 or heylollyx@gmail.com

You can book directly here 

Circuit training Tuesday evenings, 6.15 to 7.00pm, for all abilities

£5 a session

For further details or to book contact:

Sue Whittingham 07922  011 862 or email: suemoo@hotmail.co.uk

Table Tennis - Come and play at the Village Hall

All ages and abilities- families welcome

From 7.30pm to 9pm 

Please wear trainers with non-slip soles

Adults fee £3 each 

Bar open, Tea & Coffee

More info from Camilla on 07867 931 250

Boost your fitness, confidence and mood in a fun and friendly dance fitness class

Enjoy upbeat music and easy-to-follow routines that help improve cardio, strength and coordination

Suitable for beginners and experienced alike

Contact Lauren on 07469 965 094 or heylollyx@gmail.com

You can book directly here 

Thursday evenings Pilates (except school holidays) with Kelly Avery

Class One: 6:20pm to 7:20pm

Class Two: 7:30pm to 8:30pm (starting from October 9th)

6-week block - £45 (paid prior to block starting)

Pay As You Go - £8 per class (booking required)

Please bring your own mat

Priority spaces given to those who've booked a block

Call Kelly on 07977 290026 to book your space

In conjunction with Leukaemia & Myeloma Research, a Clothing Bank is available in the Village Hall Car Park

You can use it to dispose of:

Clothing

Towels

Sheets

Blankets

Curtains

Paired Shoes

For more information see the Leukaemia & Myeloma Research website

There is also a Leukaemia & Myeloma Research Facebook page 

Please do not use it for duvets, soiled rags, carpets, rugs, glass, metal, paper or general rubbish