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Dunholme Village

 WHAT'S ON

Dunholme Ladies Club

The next meeting of Dunholme Ladies Club will be on 4th April 2024. This meeting will be a talk by Mr Paul Stafford on the most bizarre country in the World. The meeting will take place as normal in the Main Hall of Dunholme village Hall and start at 7.30pm.

Sue Rawson 862552

 

Jumble Sale

The next sale will take place on Saturday 20th April 2024 at Dunholme Village Hall starting at 1.00pm. The jumble sale will be in aid of Grimsby Shoeboxes and Teams4u. Don't forget you can bring any items along to the hall on the morning of the sale.

Sue Rawson 862552

 

Thank You

Sandra and Peter Forman would like to say thank you to all friends and neighbours for offering all their kind words of condolence and sympathy plus the many cards received following the death of Sandra's mother Mrs Phyllis Fenton who passed away on 30th January 2024 aged 98 and will be sadly missed by all the family 

 

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Patients and Doctors Association


Dates for our events in 2024 are:

Spring lunch tickets on sale        Monday 19th Feb (priced £7)

Spring lunch                                  Friday 19th April  

Autumn Fayre                                Saturday 26th October

Christmas Lunch                          Friday 6th December     

 

 

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  • Polish Bomber Command Centre - RAF Ingham
  • RAF Ingham Heritage Group was formed in 2010, and became a Registered Charity in 2011.
  • Over the last 14 years we have embraced a herculean challenge of turning an old farm storage building (formerly the wartime Airmen's Mess), into wonderful and fitting location, to tell an almost forgotten story.
  • Here at RAF Ingham, we have created a globally unique Heritage Centre, dedicated to remembering and celebrating (through their own personal stories) the remarkable lives and memories of the men and women (both ground and air crews) of the Polish Air Force Bomber Squadrons, who lived, worked and flew alongside the RAF during the Second World War; and to tell the humanitarian story, of their struggles to settle and integrate into 'post-war' Britain, whilst retaining their customs, culture and Polish heritage.
  • The Centre also remembers and celebrates the remarkable lives and memories of the men and women (both ground and air crew) who served at RAF Ingham/Cammeringham.
  • Our Main Exhibition Centre comprises of:- two wings, covering over 4602 m of exhibition space; an atmospheric Polish Families Nissen Hut; our Mini-Cinema; the new Lancaster Installation; and our well-stocked Shop. Around the Site we also have the Memorial Garden, the Remembrance Garden, our Workshop, the Nissen Hut Vegetable Garden, and not forgetting our 'Airmen's Rest' Cafe and Picnic Area, where you can relax over a coffee and a slice of delicious cake.
  • The Exhibition is bi-lingual (English and Polish), and has same-level access in almost all areas.
  • Free Car Parking.
  • For Admission Charges and Opening Times (see Website  www.rafingham.co.uk)
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Dunholme Camera Club


As we move into spring we will hopefully see the summer round the corner and with it comes many photographic opportunities with the Spring flowers, trees beginning to blossom, green leaves and hopefully some blue sky rather than the rain we have been having. This time of the year gives many opportunities to get out and grab a few pictures, the sun isn’t at its fullest yet so the light is not too harsh and that enables us to get some great images. If you are having an early holiday this year don’t forget to take your camera, yes I know you can grab a picture on your phone but the majority of phone images are lost when the phone goes wrong so get some better pictures with your camera.

 

Right what are we doing at the club this month ? We start on the 4th April with a talk by Bob one of the club members, entitled “Photography from 2023. Our second meeting of the month on the 18th April is out third competition of the year where the images are digital and projected for the judge to see which is “Fun” something that starts spring off with a bit of “Fun” finally for the month 25th of April the members will be having a Blue Hour walk around Lincoln grabbing some sunset shots over the Brayford (Hopefully) this is always a popular evening with the members.

 

If you want more information about the club then pop over to our website www.dunholmecameraclub.co.uk and get in touch via the contact form or just pop along one evening to one of our meetings.

 

Grahame Dunkin 07501 259001 dunholmecc@outlook.co.uk

 

Annual Parish Meeting

The annual Parish meeting will take place on Monday 8th April 2024 at 8pm.

This will take place in the Jubilee Room of the village hall.

This is a good opportunity to come and meet your village representatives and put across any ideas you have for the village or just pop in for a cuppa.

We will also have the Neighbourhood Plan and proposed play area designs on show

 

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Three for Fun with Scothern Players

 

Following last year’s highly successful “Calendar Girls”, Scothern Players are proud to announce their first offering for 2024.

We searched through script after script, looking for a play to follow 2023’s sell-out show. Until the light-bulb moment hit us – one show would not do! Therefore, we would like to present not one, not two, but three one-act plays all in one evening!!

As usual for the players, the emphasis is on comedy and we believe that we have found the perfect trio of 30-minute playlets to appeal to every one’s sense of humour.

 

Zoo by Terry Adlam

Have a Nice Day   by Lynn Britney And,

The Quintessential Quintet   by Frances Bartram

 

Full details will follow next month, but for the moment please keep free the dates; 12th and 13th, and 19th and 20th April 2024. Details will also be on the Scothern Players website at  www.scothernplayers.org.uk

For an evening of hilarity that includes the two groups one should never work with – animals and children – watch this space!

 

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VINYL NIGHTS

Music of 50’s, 60’s & 70’s

   Dust off your favourite vinyl or listen to good tunes brought by others.

No records? No problem, just come along.

Please feel able to bring your own tipple and nibbles.

soft or not!!  All are welcome!  We look forward to seeing you!


St. Mary’s Church, Welton

 Thursday 7th March from 7.30pm 

Carol and Glyn 862358


St Chads Church , Dunholme

Thursday 21st March 2024

7:30pm until late

 

 

WELTON FARMERS & CRAFT MARKET
2nd Thursday of Every Month
From 9.00am—12.00pm
Welton Village hall
Ryland Road
Welton LN2 3LU
Email deputyclerk@welyon-by-lincoln-pc.gov.uk
Facebook—welton-by-lincoln parish council

 

VINYL NIGHTS

Music of 50’s, 60’s & 70’s

              Dust off your favourite vinyl or listen to good tunes brought by others.

No records? No problem, just come along.

Please feel able to bring your own tipple and nibbles.

soft or not!!  All are welcome!  We look forward to seeing you!

 

 

St. Mary’s Church, Welton

 Thursday 4th April from 7.30pm 

Carol and Glyn 862358


St Chads Church , Dunholme

Every 3rd Thursday in the month

Next -Thursday 18th April 2024

7:30pm until late