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Category: Cemetery

Revised Cemetery Rules and Regulations

12th September 2016 Cemetery, Cemetery Rules and Regulations, Community Council News, Council News, Latest News, Miscellaneous

Revised Cemetery Rules and Regulations WENVOE BURIAL GROUND RULES AND REGULATIONS Nov 18

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September Puzzle Solution

September 5, 2020

September Puzzle Solution 1.Ernie, 2.Israeli 3.Parsnip 4.Wicklow 5.Flyleaf 6.Ouzo 7.Beeb 8.Uluru 9.Gothenburg 10.Spartacus 11.Kursk 12.Lambswool 13.Alaska 14.Magnum 15.Yesterday 16.Harlech 17.Xerox 18…Read more

Help To Maintain Our Historic Church

September 5, 2020

Help To Maintain Our Historic Church …Read more

Your Jobs For September

September 5, 2020

THE VILLAGE GARDENER Your Jobs For September Environment team tips. Make sure your stored produce is mouse proof. Clean out the bird feeders. Leave the ivy if it's not bothering you as the birds will…Read more

Footsteps on Blorenge

September 4, 2020

Footsteps on Blorenge Blorenge - We began at Keepers Pond (officially Pen-ffordd-goch Pond) in the south-eastern corner of the Black Mountains which is nestled in the hills of the area. Keepers was th…Read more

History of The Wenvoe Village Hall

September 4, 2020

A little history The Village Hall is situated on land owned by the Wenvoe Estate and was offered to the residents of Wenvoe for a peppercorn rent after World War 1. It was offered to the residents (re…Read more

Building Fund 200 Club

September 4, 2020

BUILDING FUND 200 CLUB Renewal of shares for 2020 - 2021. The 200 Club is now in its 17th year, with almost 300 shares issued. We have again given out 84 prizes to a total value of £1800, and given th…Read more

While Things Are Quiet At The Church

September 4, 2020

ST. MARY’S PARISH CHURCH NEWS St. Mary’s remains closed at present, except for private prayers on Tuesday afternoons between 4.00 and 6.00pm, and this has been used by parishioners who find things dif…Read more

September Puzzle

September 4, 2020

PUZZLE For each definition find a word which starts and finishes with the same letter. Each letter of the alphabet is used except for J and Q. (Couldn’t find a word to fit) Premium bond compute…Read more

Noticeboard Recycled

September 4, 2020

Noticeboard Recycled A noticeboard is now up in the Goldsland Orchard. It may look vaguely familiar to some as it was the old Village Hall noticeboard. Our thanks to the Village Hall Committee for pas…Read more

Meeting In My Garden!!

September 4, 2020

“THE PAGE TURNERS” Meeting In My Garden!! Page Turners report..we managed a meeting in my garden!! Changes to lockdown restrictions meant the Page Turners could have an alfresco meeting in a back gard…Read more

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