RAFFLE TICKETS - AND A WARM THANKYOU
A quick note to give the winning raffle ticket numbers, and to thank our very kind donors who - once again - gave some excellent prizes. Thank you all!
- 1794 - 2x tickets to see a 24/25 Chelsea home match at Stamford Bridge
- 1791 - £100 wine voucher to spend at Majestic Wines
- 1314 - Family ticket or the autumn Malvern Show
- 1800 – Exclusive out of hours Rococo Gardens tour with fizz for up to eight people
- 1412 – Woodchester Valley Vineyard tour and wine tasting for two people
- 1519 – Tickets for Giffords Circus for two adults and two children
- 1506 – Celebration cake from What’s Cooking at Dove Cottage
- 0077 – Two tickets to Copsegrove Feast
- 0113 - Sports massage
- 0761 - Meal for two with wine at The Bear
- 1438 – £30 voucher for the Stirrup Cup
- 1871 – Breakfast for two at the Olive Tree Restaurant, Nailsworth
- 1038 – 2x 30-minute personal training sessions at Stratford Leisure Centre
- 1715 – Bisley Lane Farm meat voucher worth £20
2024 FLOWER SHOW
UPDATE
The 2024 Bisley Flower Show and Fête went very well, considering the weather - which was forecast to be awful but was actually scorching at times (apart from one interlude of about 30 minutes).
First held in 1863, it's always a great event, and is among the largest of its type in the Cotswolds with people coming from considerable distances to enjoy the displays and browse (and purchase) produce.
This year was no different: the Pimms tent pretty much sold out of Pimms, the BBQ sold out of sausages and burgers, and the raffle was fantastic.
Exhibits were up on previous years, and some superb produce and cookery, baking, crafts, and art was on show.
Sunday evening's quiz also went well (questions below if interested), if it was slightly chaotic at times - the bar sold out of beer, lager, and cider, and only four bottles of wine went unsold.
The Lynch Mob came away victorious, beating Bisley teams Flower Power and Wells Angels into second and third places respectively.
Lots of cash was raised for church funds and to pay for the marquee - which, as you surely know by now, costs some £3500 per year.
A full breakdown of monies raised will be published here as soon as the treasurer returns from a family holiday overseas.
First held in 1863, it's always a great event, and is among the largest of its type in the Cotswolds with people coming from considerable distances to enjoy the displays and browse (and purchase) produce.
This year was no different: the Pimms tent pretty much sold out of Pimms, the BBQ sold out of sausages and burgers, and the raffle was fantastic.
Exhibits were up on previous years, and some superb produce and cookery, baking, crafts, and art was on show.
Sunday evening's quiz also went well (questions below if interested), if it was slightly chaotic at times - the bar sold out of beer, lager, and cider, and only four bottles of wine went unsold.
The Lynch Mob came away victorious, beating Bisley teams Flower Power and Wells Angels into second and third places respectively.
Lots of cash was raised for church funds and to pay for the marquee - which, as you surely know by now, costs some £3500 per year.
A full breakdown of monies raised will be published here as soon as the treasurer returns from a family holiday overseas.
