FOREST ROW PARISH COUNCIL Diamond Jubilee Celebrations 1st – 5th JUNE 2012
ALL EVENTS TO TAKE PLACE ON FORESTER'S GREEN CENTERED ROUND A MARQUEE
A SCARECROW COMPETITION WILL BE RUNNING ALL WEEK
Friday 1st June
Flower Festival in Holy Trinity Church
Youth Evening
All Day
6.00-8.00pm Open Mic
9.00-11.00pm Disco
Saturday 2nd June
Monthly Village Market
Dinner/Dance - Tickets £10.00
10.00-3.00pm including entertainment
7.30pm – midnight. To include live music, sing-along- a proms, Auction of promises and other events. Bring your own food. Pay Bar
Sunday 3rd June
The Big Jubilee Sunday Lunch
Zoo Story Theatrical Performance – Tickets £5
12.30-5.30
Buy lunch from five different food vendors.
Watch the pageant on the big screen
Scarecrow and Hat competitions
Entertainment on green – pony and trap rides, face painting, storytelling and Fire Engine& display. Pay Bar
7.00pm for 7.30pm. Pay Bar
Monday 4th June
Performance by PLINK – Ukulele band
6.00pm for 7.30pm
Pay Bar
Tuesday 5th June
JAZZ Brunch
11.00pm onwards - picnic
Pay Bar
For further information please contact:
Forest Row Parish Council
Tel: 01342 822661
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We have had
some scam phone calls again in and around Forest Row area, please pass on to as
many people as you can:
An indian
sounding male will phone pretending to be a Police Inspector (might say a
station, might not), and will tell you they have been monitering your computer
because it has a virus, and you mustn't hang up or you will be charged a lot of
money.
Not sure
what they were really after, as everyone who has repoted it to us has hung up
on them.
John Clift
Police Community Support Officer
Crowborough,
NPT
Tel: 101 Ext. 27903Mobile:07787685744
South East Water, together with water companies in
the South East of England today reassured Secretary of State Caroline Spelman
that essential public water supplies will be maintained throughout the summer.
In a joint statement Thames Water, Veolia Water
Central, Veolia Water Southeast, Southern Water, South East Water, Sutton and
East Surrey Water and Portsmouth Water said they all had drought plans in
place.
This was in response to the Secretary of State’s declaration
today that a drought is affecting the South East region following significantly
low rainfall for a second consecutive winter. A drought in the Anglian
region was declared last autumn.
