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WELCOME

To The Hallow Village Community Group

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Hallow Village Community Group ​is a growing body of volunteers whose aim is to make life here in one of Worcestershire's loveliest villages even better and we extend an invitation to you to help us to fulfill this aim by giving the Group your support.

The aim of the Group is to promote community activity in the village. The objectives are to involve all villagers; to look at all aspects of village life; to facilitate community events and to enhance communication and co-operation between village groups. The Group is not all about organising social events (although it does some of this) it also seeks to get things done in and around the village.

Making Hallow a Better Place

Whats on This Month in Hallow
COFFEE AND CHAT 
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Friday the 1st December, Hallow Sports and Social Club, 10.30 a.m. to 12 noon. 

A Christmas flavour this time with Made in Hallow bringing along a selection of lovely items for sale, decorations and presents, etc. Also we will have books on sale by three local authors. Home made cakes, mince pies, and coffee or tea. A lovely atmosphere, lots of laughter and a free raffle. If you haven't been before do come long, your may meet up with old friends, but also you might make new ones. So see you there. 

CAROLS ON THE GREEN

Saturday the 2nd December, HallowVillage Green 6:30pm

 Always a lovely start to the festive season, a church event. sponsored by the Community Group. Revd. Kalantha will lead the carol singing and the Blessing of the Crib. Worcester Concert Brass Band will accompany the carol singing. Mulled wine and mince pies will be served and the illuminated Christmas Tree will be in place.

THE GREAT HALLOW RAKE OFF
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Saturday the 9th December 10.00 a.m. to 1.00 p.m. in the Old Chuchyard, Church Lane.

Strimming has taken place and the old growth and grass needs to be raked and moved to the new compost area, built by Wild Goose. The fallen timber needs to be moved to bug houses or bonfire. This is essential for the newly sown wild flowers and bulbs to break forth next Spring and Summer.

If you can give any time between the times shown please take along a rake or they have a few to loan. 'Many hands make light work!' Please confirm your support to David Thorpe Tel: 01905 641349, Mobile 07958283036

See our full event list 
Committee Members
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What to see and do in Hallow​

​Take a tour of our village

GET IN TOUCH

We'd love to hear from you

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