Northiam village voice

The village hosted another excellent quiz last Saturday, this time from Northiam Bowls Club, which was challenging and very well supported.

The Toy and Pedal Car Museum has reopened after the winter break, during which the team has prepared a new section housing almost 100 more pedal cars, some of which are very special, dating back to the Edwardian times. The new exhibits look very grand and imposing – the craftsmanship to make these lovely old cars is absolutely magnificent. As a special offer during March, you can get a £1 discount per person by presenting the voucher which can be downloaded from the website.

Today (Friday), the Horticultural Society meets at 2.30 pm in the Village Hall, when Susan Scrivens talks about The Land of the Pharaohs. The new time seems to be very popular, and everyone is very welcome to attend – non-members £2 (although you may like to join and be able to enjoy all the interesting lectures and Shows!). Susan returns after her very popular lecture last year. Tea & biscuits will be served.

Dance Club meets in the Village Hall at 7.30pm for sequence dancing, and badminton clubs meet in the Pretious Sports Hall at 5.30pm (Primary School-age), 6.30pm (Secondary school-age) and 8pm (adult).

On Saturday, we hold our own Northiam’s Got Talent competition, when young people are invited to come along to the Village Hall to audition for the chance to play at the Jubilee Celebrations. Auditions will be held between 2-5pm, with equipment (and help) provided. Please call or text 07903 300 353 if you are under 25 and would like to take part.