A Nice Place To Be
The Village Hall is at the centre of the community, serving as meeting place, social club, licensed premises, function room and school hall
The Craft Fayre kicks off this morning with lots of crafters and artisans offering a huge range of gifts and wares for you to buy. Perfect for presents or just for you to enjoy.
Why not pop along to see and stay for a while with coffee/tea and cake. Later in the day the bar will be open as well so come and meet friends and enjoy.
Amazing coffee morning this Saturday. The hall was filled with lovely people and the buzz of conversation. Tea, coffee and cakes made by the volunteers were consumed and we sorted out the world.
What’s more people came and collected their Queen’s Canopy Fruit Trees, supplied by Adderley Parish Council, as well as stopping by for a bit of a chat; how nice is that?
Now we’re looking forwards to the next one with a bit of an early festive treat, we can’t wait and we hope we’ll see you there.
🕸️🕷️🎃 HALLOWEEN WEEK 🕸️🕷️🎃 🕸️ Spooky arts & crafts 🤚 Creepy tuff tray fun 🪩 We shall put on some spooky Halloween nursery rhymes 🎶 on to dance to at the end of the session 🧟♀️ 🧙♀️ Fancy dress (optional) 🍭 Don’t forget your treat bag at the end of the session 😄 🕸️🧟♀️🕷️🧟🎃🧙♀️ 👻 🕸️🧟♀️🕷️🧟🎃🧙♀️ 👻
I am so excited to announce the start of a new class in the village of Adderley.  The new addition to the timetable will be held in Adderley Village Hall on Monday evenings at 7.15pm. Â
The duration of the class is:-Â 1 hour
The cost of the class is:- £8
What do you need to bring? Yoga mat, BlanketÂ
Join me and slow down with Yin Yoga.
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This class is a perfect opportunity for you to pause and come back into balance. Yin yoga allows your body to settle as it is a slower and more meditative practice that targets your deep connective tissues, like your fascia, ligaments and joints
Due to the slower pace, it gives you an opportunity to turn inward and tune into both your mind and notice the physical sensations of your body.
In yin yoga we hold poses for a longer period of time than you would in other traditional types of yoga so helps you to stretch and lengthen those rarely-used tissues.
If you are new to yoga or if you haven’t practised yoga for a while, then this class is for you as we make use of the props (which are provided) for added support or lengthening.
Interested?
Then get in touch for more details by emailing Claire on : kulayogashropshire@outlook.com
Spaces are limited so booking is essential. To book your space, please click on the link below:
The Village Hall AGM is on Thursday 30th June. All are welcome to attend and the Hall is looking for new committee members if you’re interested. If not why not just come along to see what’s going on behind the scenes.
Adderley Village Hall
Notice of Meeting
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the 51st Annual General Meeting of Adderley Village Hall will be held at Adderley Village Hall, Adderley, Shropshire at 7.30pm to transact the following business.
Nominations are invited to stand as a member of the committee. Please email your nomination to roomsfarm@hotmail.com
AGENDA
Apologies for Absence
Minutes of the Annual General Meeting held on 27/04/2021
Matters arising
Treasurer’s report
Chairman’s report
Election of officers and members of the Village Hall Management
committee
None elected members (Nominated, up to two representatives from St James Church / Adderley C of E School / Adderley Parish Council)
Elected Committee members
(up to five committee members to be elected)
Secretary – None elected
Treasurer – None elected non voting
7. Any other business
Simple Thanks are not enough. Thank you, of course, all who turned out to have a lovely afternoon and enjoy food, drink and entertainment. There has to be a huge thank you to all who worked behind the scenes organising the money, sourcing and making the food and bringing in food to share. There were many but of note we had: Wendy, Margaret and Sue at the bowling club, Val and Lesley on teas and cakes and Bill on the bar. Then there was the setting up and organising: Phil and Carol Gadd and Ben Wrathall who were there from early in the morning. Not to forget the herculean efforts of Iain Wilson and James Parsons who oversaw the setting up of the Crazy Bowls and the unforgettable “It’s a Knockout”
We enjoyed a dog show, music from Dickie and singing from Micwire. It was a great day all round. So enjoy the images from the day below and once again thank you to all. There are more images to be found from the whole weekend on Adderley Galleries
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