Date: 12 September 2026
Time: 11:00 am - 3:00 pm
Location: The Village Playing Field, Mill Lane and The Village Hall
Community
Coffee, Bacon Rolls, Biscuits, Tea and Friends. Come along and have a mardle with one and all. One of Wreningham's favourite events - running for around 15 years!
In aid of Finnbar’s Force - a local children & families with cancer charity: 1187338
From 2pm in the Witch & Wren bar in the Village Hall. Finish with cake and a free first drink from the bar from 3.30pm onwards. Tea and coffee will also be provided.
If you have any queries, or to confirm you are coming, please email Cllr Keith Morris at keith.morris@networknorwich.co.uk, or ring 07712 787762 – or, just turn up.
Please see the agenda for this meeting:
We have organised public training for Wreningham residents on use of the Defibrillator with CPR.
The event is designed for up to 20 people.
To reserve a place / express interest please contact Andrea on misstancred@gmail.com
Come and enjoy a soup & roll followed by a jacket potato or similar.
Everybody welcome. 12.15 for 12.30 pm
It will help with catering if we know you are coming. Contract Christine on 01508 488123.
Why not stay on for the film at 1.30 pm?
MOVIE TIME
Doors 1.15 pm for 1.30 pm
Film – A comedy with darker undertones this film is inspired by the true story of a disillusioned Englishman who went to work in a school in Argentina in 1976. Expecting an easy ride, Tom discovers a divided nation and a class of unteachable students. The narrative focuses on how he accidently brings harmony and joy to the lives of the students and staff amid political unrest in the country.
No charge but a donation would be appreciated
Organised by The Upper Tas Valley All Saints PCC for the local community
Reg Charity No: 1213128
Coffee, Bacon Rolls, Biscuits, Tea and Friends. Come along and have a mardle with one and all.
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