What’s on
Events Coming Up
BUNBURY GARDENING CLUB SOCIAL EVENT
QUIZ AND FIZZ NIGHT
Bubbles and Nibbles
TUESDAY 20ᵀᴴ JANUARY 2026
AT THE VILLAGE HALL
PRIZES FOR THE WINNING TEAM
Advance date for your diary:
ANNUAL SHOW SATURDAY 5ᵗʰ SEPTEMBER
New members always welcome to attend meetings,
Contact: Margaret Bourne on
01829 260944 or email: mjbourne249@tiscali.co.uk
Facebook users: Join our BUNBURY GARDENING CLUB page
BUNBURY GARDENING CLUB MEETING
BUNBURY VILLAGE HALL
Tuesday 17ᵗʰ February 7:30pm
GUEST SPEAKER:
Frank Forest
TALK SUBJECT:
Mary, Mary how does Your garden Grow?
Advance date for your diary:
ANNUAL SHOW SATURDAY 5ᵗʰ SEPTEMBER
New members always welcome to attend meetings,
Contact: Margaret Bourne on
01829 260944 or email: mjbourne249@tiscali.co.uk
Facebook users: Join our BUNBURY GARDENING CLUB page
🌈 The ALIVE Project 🌈
Together with St Boniface, The Alive Project (alleviating loneliness in village environments) have organised for villagers over the age of 55 to meet in the Nags Head every Tuesday from 12noon for lunch.
There is a choice of a hot meal for £6. This is followed by a social afternoon if you would like to stay but it is not compulsory!
For further information please telephone:
Pat Blackwood on 0744 3653355
or email patriciablackwood47@yahoo.com
BUNBURY BEAVERS, CUBS & SCOUTS
The sessions are jam packed with games, skills and challenges:
6-7pm for Beavers
6.30-8pm for Cubs & Scouts.
IIf your son or daughter would like to give it a try and find out what Scouting is all about just send a text or WhatsApp message to Group Scout Leader, Andrew Fairclough on 07976 363 056.
As you may know each of the scouting groups have a uniform, but it is not necessary to wear this for the first few trial weeks.
We can’t wait to welcome you to Bunbury Scouts!
Bunbury Scout HQ, Jubilee Playing Fields, Hurst Close, Bunbury CW6 9QP
Scottish Country Dancing
Tarporley Community Centre
Wednesdays from 7-945pm (except as stated on our Diary Dates page)
Contact the Secretary, Andrew, for further info secretary@rscdscheshire.org
There are many health benefits and much enjoyment that Scottish Country dancing brings – it ticks all the boxes, aerobic and weight-bearing exercise, a workout for the brain, and plenty of opportunities to socialise and have fun.