This is the village website for Aston Le Walls where you can find information on activities and events in the village
Important Notice!
The road from the Village to the A361 will be shut for approximately 8 weeks November / December, in order to join the new road to the existing road at the crossroads with the A361.
A meeting is being set up with Fusion to discuss this on Wednesday 9th October, 5pm to 8pm in the Village Hall. They will have plans and representatives who will be able to answer your questions. It’s not a sit down meeting, so arrive when convenient for you between those times. See HS2 page for links
Coffee Mornings
Don’t miss the next Coffee Mornings in the Village Hall! Held so that villagers can meet up with old friends and new, free tea, coffee, soft drinks and biscuits are on offer.
Wednesday 9th October and Wednesday 13th November are the next dates to put in your diary, 10:30 till noon.
Why not drop in and try it?
Harvest Supper
This is the social event of the year. Held in the Village Hall, this year on Saturday 12th October. Tickets are £8 each or £20 for a family, available from Wilf (660455) or Susan K (660537).
Aston le Walls Film Club
Sunday 13th October – Wildlife (Cert 12)
See the Film Club page for more details and more great films!
Don’t miss the Safari Supper, starting at the Village Hall on Friday 18th October at 7.30 pm.
Find out all about it here!
Tickets £20 per person from Deborah T or Deborah K.
Visit the Noticeboard for details of a new and newly new sale in the Village Hall on Saturday, 9th November 11 am to 3.30 pm.
Pate, Plonk and Pud Evening
Saturday 9th November, 7.30 pm in the Village Hall.
Click here for more information.
A new, refreshed sign for the Village, showing the footpaths and bridleways, is up on the School fence. Check it out.
Wow, what a Brilliant Success for the 2019 Scarecrow Weekend!
The weather was (mostly) ok, we had 47 amazing Scarecrows and people came from far and wide for the marvellous Scarecrow Trail in Aston le Walls! Many, many thank to everyone who made a Scarecrow, followed the Trail, baked cakes or helped in any way with making the weekend so successful. £671.50 has been raised towards the upkeep of the Village Hall, which is a great resource for the village. The lists of prize winners, raffle winners and the answers are on the Village noticeboard by the Hall and you can find pictures of the Scarecrows and all the answers here!
The Summer Fete on Saturday, 22nd June raised the magnificent sum of £1388.22 with approx. £1400 to come from the Silent Auction! Well done to everyone who helped, organised, baked, grew things, juggled, cooked or spent money – a great effort by all. Many thanks to Philip and Johnnie for the use of their lovely garden (and the bunting!).