The Village Fete takes place in August every year, whatever the weather! It is one of the longest running events in the calendar, with photos elsewhere on the website dating back to 1941.

The childrens' Xmas party is a highlight for all the young people in the village. After Santa has delivered presents and gone on his way there is an afternoon of food, fun and games for everyone.

Author evenings featuring best selling authors such as Gail Honeyman and James Oswald are extremely popular, sell out events giving villagers a chance to hear first hand about their writing.

Young people have lots of opportunities to take part in village life including film nights, Village Fete, sunflower competition, painting the Community Garden chimney pots and planting hedgerow shrubs in the park.

The Village Hall is popular as a host to a wide range of range of recreational activities and classes for all ages including Pilates, Yoga, Stretch and Relax, Guides, Book Club and Choir.

A fantastic day out to celebrate the Queen's Platinum Jubilee, but also a super excuse for villagers to get together for a great post pandemic family afternoon out.

Quiz nights are ever popular and usually sold out weeks in advance, They are not only great fund raisers but fantastic social events which bring the whole village together.

A fantastic foot stomping, back slapping evening featuring local band Bruach. Sold out many weeks in advance, raising funds for the redevelopment of the village playpark.

Every year a village resident decorates and opens his scary, spooky Halloween garden for the enjoyment of local children (and adults!), with donations in aid of charity.

Coffee Mornings are a regular highlight of village life. Always popular, they are not only fantastic fund raisers but great social events which allow villagers to catch up with each other.