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Gardens Open, Sunday 27th May 2012 12.00 – 17.00 Seven gardens open, including new this year, The Old Rectory, lunches and teas at Old West Farm, Little Preston

Winners of this month’s draw cheap generic cialis were: 1st – Nick Price (No. 63) 2nd – Gavin Cowen (No. 21) 3rd – Roma Hughes (No. 9)

Advance a period of approximately three or four weeks to enable vital floor repairs to be undertaken and a new heating system installed. The Village Hall Committee apologises for any inconvenience this may cause.  If you require further information, please … Continue reading →

The winners of this month’s draw were as follows: 1st – John Craig 2nd – Trevor Clarke 3rd – Julia Clarke Numbers for 2012 now on sale! Please return form on flyer or contact Penny Eves on 01327-361656 (email PennyEves@aol.com).

Carols by the Church Gate Preston Capes Carol Singing 2011 7pm Wednesday 21st December ‘‘Tis the Season to be Jolly…’ Sparkling Christmas lights will welcome you to our popular carol singing evening Around blazing braziers enjoy festive mulled wine, spiced … Continue reading →

ST PETER AND ST PAUL CHURCH – PRESTON CAPES SALE OF CHRISTMAS WREATHS 2011 The Preston Capes team of experienced arrangers will be making and selling three types of wreaths again this year. These make a colourful and seasonal welcome … Continue reading →

The winners of this month’s draw were as follows: 1st – Sylvia Brookbanks (No. 30) 2nd – Trevor Clarke (No. 31) 3rd – Trevor Clarke (No. 51)

The winners of this month’s draw were as follows: 1st – Roger Elkin (No. 37) 2nd – Trevor Clarke (No. 22) 3rd – Mervyn Maddison (No. 29)

To enable patching work to be carried out, the buy cialis online following roads will be closed: 31st August (for three days) – Newnham Hill 5th September (for three days) – Preston Capes Road (from the top of the High … Continue reading →

Accounts have now been finalised and the Fete Committee are delighted to announce that this year’s fete raised almost £3,300, which will be divided equally between the church and village hall. Taking into account the less-than-perfect weather and lower attendance … Continue reading →