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Shepway Singers Saturday 28th September 7.30pm
The Friends of St Margaret’s Church, are delighted to welcome back the Shepway Singers, who have a programme ‘American Pie’ including Spirituals. Billings, Gershwin, Shearing, Cole Porter & Whiteacre - so will be a very entertaining evening. Tickets are £10 (£8 for Friends),to include wine and nibbles,  available at the door or ring Marilyn on 01227 831208. -  All proceeds in aid of Warmth for Womenswold - heating the church! We look forward to seeing you and your friends 
Boule and Barbeque
On 8th September 2019 there was a Boule and Barbeque fun afternoon organised by the Womenswold Residents Association. Here are a couple of pics from the occasion.

The latest Womenswold Parish Council Newsletter (Summer 2019) is now available online Click Here. Hard copies are being delivered to every household.  If you didn't receive one please let us know

Womenswold Garden Safari
On Wednesday 3rd July three gardens were opened for viewing under the National Gardens Scheme. Teas and home made cakes were served in a garden and everybody enjoyed wandering around the lovely village of Womenswold and visiting the church. £282 was raised for the heating fund for St Margaret’s Church.
Snowdown Colliery Male Voice Choir
A huge thank you to everybody who came on Saturday 1st June night to the Snowdown Colliery Welfare Male Voice Choir, conducted by Michael Lewis, who is handing over the baton after 22 years. It was a wonderful evening, with a full church and a very appreciative audience. For once we had a lovely warm evening, and it was a delight to have a drink in the churchyard, eating the delicious nibbles. Thanks to those who helped with the car parking, provided the nibbles and generally helped on the evening. We made a profit of £637, which will go towards the heating of the church
Litter Pick Sunday 24th March 2019.
Thanks to everyone who turned up for the annual litter pick. As usual there was a large amount of rubbish which was collected (see pics below) The resulting piles were collected by Canterbury City Council (SERCO)