Visit from Bishop Gregory

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1 HOLY TRINITY CHURCH, BRONINGTON This is just a gentle reminder to those who have not yet sent off the Gift Direct form to Cardiff. We really do need extra income to help our church to survive. If anyone wishes to discuss the matter, or raise any queries, please give me a call on I will be happy to talk to you. Sincerely, Edward Wardle Treasurer Bronington Church Visit from Bishop Gregory The Rt Revd Gregory K Cameron, Bishop of St Asaph will be visiting Holy Trinity Church, Bronington for the service to be held on Sunday 2nd October. We hope that you will be able to join us on this special occasion

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3 TALLARN GREEN CHAPEL Thank you to everyone who came to the Monday mornin activities during the school summer holidays. Popular activities included cake decorating, rounders and crafts. As the weather was so good, the he field. Thank you also to everyone who celebrated the Queen Strawberry Tea in June. New catering arrangements kept standards high and everyone had opportunity to go back for as much as they could eat. Friday 16 th Sept Youth Club starts 6 8pm. Come along and join in favourite activities with your friends. Sunday 25 th Sept Anniversary service at10:45am (Family service) with Rev Andrew Taylor. Then Afternoon Tea at 3:00pm. Friday 7 th Oct Harvest service at 7:00pm with Canon Ian Davenport from Malpas, followed by refreshments. Sunday 9 th Oct Harvest Gift Service at 10:45am. Harvest donations for Reach 2 Romania charity work ( Donated items can include school materials, toys, or clothing. Friday 14 th Oct Concert. Everyone enjoyed the concert of popular songs and music in previous years so we are organising it again! To be held at Maelor School, Penley at 7:00pm. Glyndr University Historical Society proudly presents:? A lecture by Peter Hart Oral historian at the Sound Archive of the Imperial War Museum, London Thursday 6th October at 6.00pm in the Edward Llwyd Building (next to the library), Glyndr University, Mold Road, Wrexham Free entry, all welcome. For details please contact: historicalsociety@glyndwr.ac.uk

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9 Holy Trinity Church Bronington Invite you to Pie and pudding supper at Little Green Farm by kind invitation of Mr and Mrs C Roberts Monday 19th September 2016 at 7pm Tickets costing 5 are available from: Dave Evans: Pete Healey:

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11 WHITEWELL PARISH ROOMS COFFEE AND CAKE are you new to the area? Would you like to meet people? Do come and join our friendly group at Whitewell Parish Rooms every third Thursday, between 11.00am and 12.30pm for coffee, cake and chat. Everyone is welcome from Next dates are 15th September, 20th October, 17th November and 15th December PILATES Wednesday mornings starting after the Summer break on Wednesday 7th September at 9.00am for Level 1 and 2 and 10.15am for Levels 3 and 4. ART GROUP meets on Tuesdays between 9.30am and midday. Next session starts on 6th September. WHITEWELL BOOK CLUB meets every third Tuesday pm. New members welcome. To find out more please contact Sue Clarke on or sue.clarke44@googl .com. Next dates are 20th September, 18th October and 15th November. PRIZE BINGO We have two dates before Christmas: Wednesday 14th September and Wednesday 30th November. Eyes Down 7.30pm. Raffle, Tea and Coffee. Come and have a bit of fun! CHRISTMAS TEA at Iscoyd Park on 4th December. Tickets from Jane or Giles Osmond Queries on any of the above should be passed to Jane Osmond on WHITEWELL PARISH ROOMS are available for hire. Please contact Jane Osmond on for more details. ST MARY's CHURCH, WHITEWELL For more information, please refer to the website for more details. or phone: Reverend Veronica Green, Vicar, Whitewell tel Andy Watts, Church Warden, Whitewell tel Caroline Wort, Church Warden, Whitewell tel

12 Merefest is back for the 4th year running! This fun and bustling festival will be held on Saturday, 17th September and is one of the largest FREE events in the UK and based in the beautiful rural Shropshire market town of Ellesmere. The event runs from 11:00am to 9:30pm in Cremorne Gardens, Ellesmere. The money raised from the event goes towards protecting the Meres & Mosses wetlands and wildlife. A GRAND CEILIDH! On August 1st a Ceilidh was held at Brook Farm, Eglwys Cross in aid of Hanmer Church. It was a lovely sunny evening and over 80 people attended and danced the night away to the music of a band called Jigsmith. A delicious supper was provided by the Hanmer Church Social Committee and the whole evening was a huge success enjoyed by all who attended. Over 2,000 was raised, which will be used towards paying for the repairs to the roof of Hanmer Church. Thank you very much for the support of people from Bronington, Iscoyd, Tybroughton and Hanmer.