A village in Leicestershire and in the heart of the National Forest, overlooking Thornton Reservoir.
There is another baby/toddler clothes swap on Thursday from 2-2.45am in St Peter’s Church. There are so many lovely, good quality clothes waiting for you – many hardly worn, and all being given away free. Last time people were very polite and only went away with a couple of items each. This time we invite you to bring your carrier bags or bin bags and FILL them with items that you think you could make use of! If you have clothes to bring down, please do so, that would be great.
Hi all, we’re hosting a charity fashion show.
A lot of high street brands (Zara, Next, The Whitestuff Karen Mirren and more) with 75% off.
All Clothes will be available to buy on the night.
Plus raffle and drinks n nibbles.
It’s at the community centre 11th Nov.
Tickets are £6 or 3 for £15 we’re raising money for sports equipment for the school.
If anyone is interested contact Sam Fox via email friendsofthornton@outlook.com
Hope you will be able to join us at Thornton Community Centre this Wednesday for a happy afternoon.
Enjoy a cuppa, cake, and time to chat.
Do join us if you can, even if it’s only for a short while – Drop in at any time.
If you need a lift, please do let me know. Thanks.
The mobile community hub will be in the sports hall from 2.30pm until 4pm offering free advice on all manner of things, finances, health and well being, schooling, housing family, legal support or just for a general chit chat.
Everyone is welcome, including well behaved dogs on leads.
All the usual Jigsaws, and board games, books, and the jigsaw ‘library’ available if wanted, and a play area for young families.
Try your hand at Table Tennis!
Organised by the village for the villagers.
For more information contact me, Shirley, on 01530 230 422 or email shirley.garlick19@btinternet.com
Look forward to seeing you
Thank you to everyone who attended the latest village quiz at the Community Centre last Saturday night.
Although the numbers were a little lower than usual because of the half term holidays, a fun night was had by all and a total of £330 was raised.
£80 was donated to the Community Centre towards the ongoing programme of major works in progress, and £250 was donated to the Friends of St Peter’s towards the upkeep and maintenance of the church.
A new winning team this time with a group of 4 local residents scoring a magnificent 99 out of 100 questions.
There will be another quiz night hopefully early in the new year.
Thornton 