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Redbourn Christmas MarketFree entryDate: Sunday 1st December 2024Time: 11am-5pmLocation: Cumberland Gardens, Redbourn Hi...
22/11/2024

Redbourn Christmas Market
Free entry
Date: Sunday 1st December 2024
Time: 11am-5pm
Location: Cumberland Gardens, Redbourn High Street and the Village Hall, Redbourn, St Albans, AL3

Kick off the festive season with a visit to the pretty village of Redbourn which, on Sunday 1st December 2024, will be transformed into our annual Christmas Market. Indulge in a wealth of local crafts, fabulous food and entertainment.
We will have over 100 wonderful stalls. Wander along the High Street, outside the Village Hall and around Cumberland Gardens to find a huge range of quality products, beautiful crafts and gift ideas, by local artists, to get your Christmas shopping underway.
There will also be delicious food stalls and many others offering drinks including tea and coffee, mulled wine and mince pies, to name but a few.
Father Christmas will join us, with his elves, as well as entertainment to keep the festive mood going throughout the market.
There will be a festive raffle with amazing prizes kindly donated by local businesses, including a luxury Christmas Hamper worth £250!
Cumberland Gardens will be transformed into a winter wonderland with a traditional Christmas tree and festive lighting. The Village Hall will be joyfully decorated so you can sit and enjoy your refreshments and catch up with friends and family.
There will be plenty for the whole family to enjoy all day!
Redbourn Christmas Market is a not-for-profit event organised by volunteers to raise funds for running the event and paying for the Christmas light display.
For more information visit: www.redbournchristmasmarket.com

CADDINGTON REMEMBERSOn Sunday 10th and Monday 11th November, Caddington again remembered its dead from two World Wars as...
22/11/2024

CADDINGTON REMEMBERS
On Sunday 10th and Monday 11th November, Caddington again remembered its dead from two World Wars as well as all those who have lost their lives in wars and conflicts throughout the world.
On Sunday a large number of villagers gathered in All Saints Churchyard to witness and take part in the Service of Remembrance and wreath laying ceremony led by Reverend Lindsey Moss.
Among those present were Doug Baldwin, (pictured above) a 98 years and 51 weeks old veteran of the Normandy Landings. Doug is the last surviving member of the 6th Battalion of The King’s Own Scottish Borderers.
Also present were Hans-Joachim Vorbeck and Jurgen Hettwer, representatives of our twin village of Oststeinbek, who laid wreaths at the War Memorial and the grave of the unknown German Prisoner of War in the Churchyard.
Scouts, Cubs and Brownies were well represented having paraded up Dunstable Road from the Scout Hut. They were led in the parade by four beautifully decorated horses ridden by four young people, Zoe Hughes, Charlotte Wigley, Stefanie Perrini and Victoria Uminska. They are not from the village but stable their horses locally. They all said it was a privilege for them to have taken part in the Service.
The Roll Call of those from Caddington to be remembered was read by David Tims and shortly before 11am the Last Post was sounded by Rebecca Lant followed by the two minutes silence. Rebecca has played the bugle for us before but always with her father, Derek Jones, but this was her first solo performance following the death of her father last year. It was a very emotional moment for her.
Thank you to all those organisations who laid wreaths in remembrance. The collections in the Churchyard and, later, in the Church raised £420 for the British Legion Poppy Appeal and so to all those who attended and contributed we are so grateful. We think that this year could have seen our largest attendance.
On Monday the 11th day of the 11th month at 11am a short Service of Remembrance was held on the Village Green. Between 30 and 40 villagers heard the Roll Call read by pupils from Caddington Village School followed by the two minutes silence.
We are extremely grateful to the School, Chloe Logan and Ellie Field in particular, for encouraging the pupils to participate.

Relax on a summer's evening at a charity classical music concert in Flamstead to raise money for the local church
30/05/2024

Relax on a summer's evening at a charity classical music concert in Flamstead to raise money for the local church

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