Hullavington Post Office

Hullavington residents have been concerned at the prospect of closure of our full-time Post Office branch. However, if you use this post office you are able to make your views known to Post Office Ltd. The options are that Hullavington could have a mobile van for thirteen hours per week, or that it could have a hosted/partner service run in a permanent building in the village, but managed by another branch. This would offer around 80% of the current service with the possibility of full time access. Comments should be posted to Tim Nickolls, network development Manager Post Office Ltd , FREEPOST CONSULTATION TEAM, or emailed to consultation@postoffice.co.uk by 31^st January.
 

Hullavington Parish Council

Hullavington Parish Council spent the first part of their meeting discussing the future of our Post Office. Please consider writing to Post Office Ltd requesting a full time service in the village and explaining the specific needs of the community.

Councillors were also concerned about road safety, particularly about black ice under the railway bridge near the Old Railway Station, where the combination of a spring line, freezing temperatures and pedestrians require extra care from motorists. 
 

Village Hall Christmas Party

Hullavington’s Village Hall party was a sell-out on Friday evening. Both organisers and guests were delighted with the evening. Some sixty people enjoyed a variety of dancing from ballroom to line-dancing, all played with flair and verve by Eric Gough, who also played the Gay Gordons especially for Paul Hadley, village webmaster, to strut his stuff. For more information about the festive season in the village, check the website www.hullavington.info .
 

Hullavington Christmas Tree

Hullavington’s Genesis Singers, the junior choir, entertained a crowded Church on Saturday for switching of the lights on the Parish Council tree.  They were joined by the Village Voices, and communal carol singing, after mulled wine and mince pies.
 

The Christmas Donkey

Gather at the new bus shelter at the Parklands end of The Street at 4:30 on Christmas Eve to follow the donkey to the Star Inn for the Crib Service.