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Defibrillators
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Funeral Of Vanda Clemes
Tue 20th Oct @ 6:07am

Notes from the Parish Council meeting
Tue 20th Oct @ 6:06am

Ramblers Walk Saturday 24th October
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History Society Report
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St James Newsletter 16th October
Sun 18th Oct @ 6:09am
There's a series of events in the village today with entertainment for all ages through the day:
hoof! junior at the schoolTAVA (Traveling Arts Visiting Audlem) presents hoof! junior. Spike Theatre's cult improvisation team presents an incredible, magical journey into a totally improvised world.
"One of the most talked about nights of spontaneous theatrical mayhem in the UK" say the critics of this highly praised show.
It's here in Audlem today at 2.00pm. The Venue: Audlem St James' Primary School. The show is for children aged 5+ and their families. For tickets, please call 01270 811250. £4 children / concessions; £5 adults; family £15.
Age of Stupid film and exhibitionAt the Scout & Guide Hall from 2.00pm, the showing of the blockbuster film The Age of Stupid is organised by the newly formed local Transition Group which is committed to creating a sustainable, resilient and inspiring community for our grandchildren and beyond.
Programme:
- 12.00 – 2.00pm – Display about creating a vibrant, low carbon, sustainable community.
- 2.00 – 4.00pm – Film showing of The Age of Stupid.
- 4.00 – 7.30pm – Display about creating a vibrant, low carbon, sustainable community.
- 7.30 – 9.30pm – Film showing of Age of Stupid.
NSPCC Barn DanceIt's at the Public Hall and starts at 7.30pm. Dance to local band The Crofters, have loads of fun and a meal while helping to raise money for the local NSPCC branch.
Tickets, available from committee members, cost £12.50 and include a 2 course meal.
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