Newick

Newick Country Market will be open this Friday in the Village Hall from 10 to11am, there is still a good selection of winter vegetables available, plus homemade cakes and savoury items, flowers and plants and good selection of greetings cards. Why not pop along this Friday and enjoy a cuppa after you have made your purchases.
By The Newsroom
Published 28th Jan 2016, 13:55 BST
Updated 28th Jan 2016, 13:59 BST

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Services this Sunday at St.Mary’s Church are Holy Communion (BCP) at 8am followed by Morning Worship (CW) at 10.30am, if you should require a lift to Church, please book in ADVANCE by telephoning 722 582.

FROM Children’s Home To Soldiers’ Hospital ;Chailey Heritage In The First World War. On Thursday 4th February Chailey Heritage Foundation is opening its doors to the local community for a captivating talk on its history, and an opportunity to learn about the work the charity does today.
Established in 1903 Chailey Heritage Foundation has a fascinating history supporting children and young people with a range of conditions such as tuberculosis,rickets,polio, even treating injured soldiers during both World Wars. Guest speaker Dr.Julie Anderson ,reader in History of Modern Medicine at the University of Kent., will talk about Chailey Heritage Foundation’s pioneering approach to the rehabilitation of soldiers injured in the 1st World War.
After the talk, guest will have the opportunity to have a look round some of the facilities, meet some of the Charity’s beneficiaries and speak to the dedicated staff.
This event will take place at CHAILEY HERITAGE FOUNDATION from 6 to 8pm and is free of charge, but numbers are limited. If you would like to attend this meeting ,please contact Jenny Hanraads on 01 825 724 444 (ext 725) or email [email protected] to reserve your ticket.

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