St Alban's: May 2016
Welcomed by the Privy Council to St Alban's Church, the Bishop of Chester led prayers of dedication at the official opening of 'The Vault'.
With just a little formality, the evening was a combination of wine, delicious refreshments and an opportunity for all of those in attendance to chat and to view displays of the various activities and milestone events that have taken place during three long years of fund raising.
The evening started with a chime and ended with a bang.
The bell ringers providing the chimes and a magnificent firework display provided the bang!!
And, no celebration is complete without a cake — take a look at that image!!
So, the vision has become a reality and for that we thank you all.
We now look forward to welcoming everyone to our official village 'Open Day' on Saturday 21 May (10am-5pm) when you can all see what a fantastic community venue is now available within our village.
The programme of events for Saturday is:
* Coffee and Cake — 10-12noon
* Brunch — 12noon-2pm
* Puppets and Praises — 2.30-3.30pm
* Tea and Biscuits 3.30-5pm
Bring your family, neighbours and friends.
Our thanks to Keith Titchener for some super photographs — click on each to enlarge.
popular recent storiesAlso in the news

Cheshire police and crime commissioner David Keane is encouraging community groups to apply for emergency funding to support residents who have been affected by flooding.Grants of up to £1,000 are available for projects supporting those recovering from flood damage or people who have been evacuated from their homes due to the flood waters.It's after a major incident was declared in...

Would you like to work at Beeston Castle? They are currently recruiting for the following positions:Catering Supervisor CLICK HERE - THIS IS A PERMANENT POSITION — Closing Date 2 February 2021Visitor Assistant — Historic Property Steward — https://www.english-heritage.org...

Esther and Peter wish to say a heartfelt 'THANK YOU' to everyone who helped in the search for 'Monty' yesterday morning; their 10 year old cocker spaniel 'Monty' having gone missing near the Flacca. In all of his 10 years .. well actually nearly 11 .. he had never (even as a puppy) gone out of sight when off the lead. Peter was momentarily distracted looking...
What's on

Sportsmans Arms Car Park

Barbour Institute

Sportsmans Arms Car Park

Sportsmans Arms Car Park
Latest news











