Village Voices Choir

Over a thousand singers graced the gardens at Stourhead last weekend, including members of Hullavington’s Village Voices, who joined with two other local choirs run by Chris Samuel as the Wiltshire Wailers. Their voices can be heard on the website www.chris-samuel.co.uk. The choir are now practising songs with a watery connection, ready for the Bristol Sing for Water on Saturday 27 June. Rehearsals are in the Village Hall at 2pm on Fridays.

Best Kept Village

Wow! Success! Fifteen volunteers weeded and cleared rubbish for the Big Tidy Up last week and gathered thirty bags of rubbish. Their efforts have been much appreciated, and many who were unable to join in on the day have been hard at work too. The village is now looking good, but there are a few corners that could do still do with a bit of attention, so please don’t rest on your laurels. Let’s see if we can keep Hullavington looking just as smart for the whole summer.

Gliding Experience

An evening of gliding, followed by a barbecue, has been organised by Hullavington Ramblers at Cotswold Gliding Club, at Aston Down near Stroud, on the evening of Thursday 2^nd July. The flight will be in a two-seater glider, with a qualified instructor.

Friends and family are also welcome to watch your flight and just enjoy the barbecue. The cost of the evening is £35 including the flight, or £5 for barbecue only. If you are interested in having a go at gliding, or would like more information, contact Frank Birlison (01666) 837358, or birlison@btinternet.com. Gliding places are restricted so reserve your place early.

Breakfast at Tiffuna’s

The annual bank holiday Saturday breakfast in aid of Harfest, takes place at 43 The Street from 8:30 to 10am on 23 May.

Cycle Ride

Hullavington Ramblers are taking to two wheels on Monday with a cycle ride organised by Melvyn Pickering and Paul Hadley.

Film Club

The film to be shown by Hullavington Film Club on Wednesday 27 May comes highly recommended. Contact Sarah Harmer (01666) 837704 for details.