This is the village website for Aston Le Walls where you can find information on activities and events in the village
For a report on the meeting of the 21st March re HS2 see the Parish Council page
Friday 26th April, Aston le Walls Film Club is showing The Old Man and the Gun (Cert 12A) visit the Film Club page for more great films!
Summer Fete
There will be a Planning Meeting for the Summer Fete on Saturday 27th April, 10 am in the Village Hall. Have you got any amazing ideas for stalls or games? Come along!
Watch out for the flyers and information about the Silent Auction.
Daisy Bank Pocket Park
The next tidy up will be on Sunday, 28th April, 10.30; all welcome to help. Click here for more information and lots of pictures of the Pocket Park.
Next ‘Drop In Coffee Morning’ … Village Hall … Wednesday 8th May. Click here for more details.
Summer Fete
Saturday, 22nd June 2019, at the Old Rectory. The Community page has some more details of this event.
Scarecrow Weekend
This year will be on Saturday 6th and Sunday 7th July. This is the 21st anniversary of our enjoyable Scarecrow Trail and it would be great to make it a special celebration of this event. You can help by makng a Scarecrow! On any theme and of anyone you like. Straw will be available from Steve Neville (660 568). If you have any ideas for making this year even more amazing please contact Steve.
A Message from Celia
Dear Friends,
Just wanted to say a very big thank you for the lovely surprise Party you gave me, and all the Cards, Gifts and beautiful flower arrangement I received on the occasion of my 90th Birthday. It was such a lovely afternoon, and words cannot express how wonderful it was that so many friends came to help me celebrate. I would like to thank Chris Freeman for making the arrangements, and the Ladies that helped her, also Sue Ball for making the lovely cake. I’d also like to thank Reverend Stevie and Father James for their blessing.
Fondest Regards,
Celia
Click here for Photos from the celebration!
St Leonard’s Church Clock
In 1967, Judith Taylor’s parents, Eric and Sheila Pryer, moved to Aston le Walls and the following year, 1968, they paid to have the church clock repaired, after many years of not working.
In honour of Mr and Mrs Pryer and to celebrate exactly 50 years of a working clock, John and Judith Taylor and their family have very kindly paid to have the clock electrified. Not only will this mean that the clock will be more accurate but it will also end the days of one of the Taylor family climbing up the tower to wind up the clock, which they did every third day!
St.Leonard’s PCC and the entire village of Aston le Walls are incredibly grateful to John and Judith and their family for their amazing generosity.