Womens Self Defence
February 1, 18:00 - 19:00, £3
(Paused due to illness)
Join our women-only self-defence class and give yourself a boost of confidence that lasts far beyond the session. If you ever hold your keys a little tighter, avoid certain routes, or wish you felt more secure just getting from A to B, this session is for you.
Space is limited, so pre-booking is essential. Book by phone on 07917 755 197, or email amberdales@aol.com
Line Dancing
Beginning Tuesday, February 3, 12:30 - 13:30, £7
This is a beginner line dancing class - no experience necessary! Bring a drink, your dancing shoes, and a willingness to try. Soon Kelly will have you saddled up, boot-scooting and two-stepping your way into a fun way to keep fit and active. No need to book, just turn up. Yee-haw!
Contact Kelly at peakyliners@gmail.com or check out her website: www.peaky-liners.com.
Pilates with Eppie
Mixed Ability
Mondays 18:00, 1 hour
Restorative
Thursdays 11:00, 1 hour
All bodies welcome; no experience necessary. Participants provide their own mats/equipment.
For details, pricing, or to book in, e-mail Eppie on
Indoor Bowls
Thursdays at 2pm, 2 hours (excluding January)
Looking for friendly competition and great company through the winter months? Join our Indoor Bowls club - all ages and skill levels welcome for relaxed games, laughter, and community spirit!
For details, contact Alix on 01335 370233.
Hulland Ward Garden Club
Third Thursdays, 7pm (excluding Dec/Jan) - £5
Green fingers or just curious about what's blooming? The Hulland Ward Gardening Club meets at the Village Hall through the winter for friendly talks, tea, and the occasional plant sale - then heads out in summer to explore beautiful gardens near and far. Everyone's welcome, from seasoned growers to complete beginners - come dig in and grow with us!
For details, contact Peter Gardner on 01335 372001
Hognotes Choir
Most Thursday evenings, 7pm (check calendar)
(On hiatus for summer)
Hognotes is a friendly community choir drawn from the Benefice villages. They sing a wide mix of music in four-part harmony and perform two concerts each year—one in spring and one at Christmas. You don’t need to read music to join, just a willingness to sing (ideally in tune). The group rehearses weekly at the Village Hall and always welcomes new voices.