The Friends of St Peter’s (FOSP) are a small group of villagers who fund raise for the repairs and refurbishment of the church and grounds. Part of all monies raised are through a number of village events and some by a small membership fee and donations.
If you would like to subscribe to this very worthy cause, then please read the information below and complete the subscription form attached.
Please do come and join us for a happy afternoon at Thornton Community Centre, LE67 1AH.
Everyone is welcome, including well behaved dogs on leads, to drop in at any time and stay for as long as you like. Just come along and see what we are all about.
Cake, tea & coffee and time to chat. Games, puzzles and books (to borrow too). No charge.
Please do let us know if you need a lift. Email shirley.garlick19@btinternet.com
Tired of the cold winter and soaring energy costs?
If you have an open coal fire or multi fuel stove, a new local business in Newbold Heath is selling 20kg sacks of smokeless fuel at a great price with door-to-door delivery.
We are holding a Clear Out Sale on Saturday 1st March
11 am until 2 pm at Thornton Community Centre, LE67 1AH
It’s an opportunity to find new treasures and gifts at bargain prices. There will be two rooms full of a huge variety of items for sale.
Bacon and sausage baps, and hot drinks will be available
It’s also a chance to meet up with friends.
What’s not to like!! Do hope that you can come along.
Entrance is 50p for everyone over 14.
Last year the church was placed on the Heritage at Risk register due to internal cracking of the walls. The Historic Churches Support Officer has requested that we monitor these. Hopefully it will be shown that these cracks are not a problem. The building is between 700 and 800 years old after all.
This event is being run by the Friends of St Peter’s fundraising group, raising money for St Peter’s Church, Thornton. We are currently raising funds to help repair a roof gully and for some internal plaster works. There is also some work to be carried out in the churchyard which involves moving a bank of soil. Â