Chilworth Moviola asked its audience to vote for the Autumn season’s movies, given a list of ten options. As a result we have the following programme (which, as it happens, is in descending order of poll popularity):
| Friday, 6th September | Red Joan |
| Sunday, 6th October | The Front Runner |
| Friday, 8th November | Balloon |
For more details, trailers and tickets go to the Moviola programme page.
A monthly digest of upcoming events in our region that local residents may find interesting, and of which they may otherwise be unaware. If you know of any others that you think are worth including, please send details to the Editor.
[NB All information is passed on in good faith, but it would be wise to check with the contacts given before travelling to any of these events.]
On Thursday, 11th July (17:45-18:45), Chi Yoga, run by Dr Jackie Cheng, is starting another course at Chilworth Hall. For more information, and to book, go to www.chiyogasouthampton.co.uk or e-mail jackie@chiyogasouthampton.co.uk. Read more about the course in Jackie’s own words: Continue reading
Cllr Finlay’s Newsletter is copied below. A year’s-worth of back numbers may be reviewed here, and her contact details may be found here. Continue reading
A monthly digest of upcoming events in our region that local residents may find interesting, and of which they may otherwise be unaware. If you know of any others that you think are worth including, please send details to the Editor.
[NB All information is passed on in good faith, but it would be wise to check with the contacts given before travelling to any of these events.]
From Southampton City Council
Plan ahead for Highways England closure of the M27 this weekend
As Highways England prepares to close a section of the M27 to replace the bridge which carries the A3057 Romsey Road over the motorway, Southampton City Council and Hampshire County Council are urging residents to leave more time for their journeys and expect extra traffic in the area. Continue reading
Well, that’s got your attention, and it’s no trick. Amazon is genuinely donating some of its mammoth profits directly to charity, and it’s letting people like us decide where the money goes. As of this month, over £1.6M has been disbursed already.
Every page at amazon.co.uk has an almost identical counterpart at smile.amazon.co.uk. So, quite simply, whenever you want to buy something from Amazon you should buy from Smile.Amazon instead because whenever you do, a percentage of your payment will go straight to the charity of your choice. That’s it… there’s nothing more to it. No trick – just money for your chosen charity without even having to ask.
You can help Chilworth Hall by always starting your shopping with this link: https://smile.amazon.co.uk/ch/301782-0
Of course, you may feel that there are more deserving charities than Chilworth Hall. Fair enough. Just go to Smile.Amazon and make your nomination but, one way or another, but why miss the opportunity to do someone some good with your shopping?
The 2019 Chilworth Village Victorian Country Fête will take place on Saturday, 8th June from 2pm-4pm at Fowlers Walk between St Denys church and Chilworth Community Centre (not Chilworth Hall). Click on the poster for details of all that’s on offer: suffice to say there’s something for everyone, young or old. All proceeds will go to St Denys Church and the Southampton Sunday Lunch Project. Donations of raffle prizes or for the stalls will be gratefully received by Barbara Philip (07764 313 739) or Wendy Doherty (07584 245 073).
A monthly digest of upcoming events in our region that local residents may find interesting, and of which they may otherwise be unaware. If you know of any others that you think are worth including, please send details to the Editor.
[NB All information is passed on in good faith, but it would be wise to check with the contacts given before travelling to any of these events.]
Notice is hereby given that the next meeting of Chilworth Hall’s management committee will be the AGM at the Hall at 18:00 on Wednesday, 19th June. All residents of Chilworth are entitled to attend and to vote as the chairman and committee members stand for re-election. Anyone wishing to join the committee as a new member should give prior notice by e-mail to the Secretary, Joan Pryde.
The committee is actively seeking new members, particularly those with accounting or bookkeeping skills and experience, or those who wish to get involved in helping to organise events. Membership of the committee is entirely voluntary.
In recent years, the Hall has been significantly refurbished. There is still some work to do, but it is planned to be finished by late summer. After that the intention is to switch focus to making better use of the facilities available, raising money for local charities rather than for the Hall itself (which should now be self-sustaining).