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Sydling Village Hall Keyholder and booking Clerk: The VILLAGE HALL WEBSITE will soon be on-line. In the meantime or Josephine Cropp on 01300 341620 (jocropp@btinternet.com) for details.
SAFEGUARDING POLICY: St. Nicholas’ Church takes its responsibilities surrounding the safeguarding of children, young people, and adults who may be at risk very seriously, and works in partnership with the Diocese of Salisbury to ensure that we work in accordance with best practice at all times. If you have any Safeguarding questions or concerns you can contact our Parish Safeguarding Officer, Revd. Pene Kennedy on 07952913374 email revpenekennedy@yahoo.com Alternatively you can contact the Diocesan Safeguarding Adviser, on 07500 664800 or email heather.bland@salisbury.anglican.org SAFEGUARDING – POLICY – July 2018 – Promoting a Safer Church -Jun 2017[3479] On Sunday and Monday 26th & 27th May why not have a relaxing afternoon from 2pm to 6pm in the beautiful Dorset village of Sydling St Nicholas looking round some lovely gardens. The village is quietly situated in a south-facing chalk stream valley in an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. Get your tickets and guides in the Village Hall. Refreshments and toilets are available in the Village Hall. There will be some excellent plants for sale in a marquee on the Village Hall lawn. There is adequate street parking in the village.THE VILLAGE HALL POST CODE IS DT2 9NX
Sydling Help And Relief Project (SHARP) has been raising money for charities since 1991 and since that time has raised over £40,000 for nominated charities. SHARP is not a charity – it raises money for charities. Normally each year two charities are selected, one local and one overseas such as in Africa, South America etc. A lot of the money is raised from local village events but the trend in recent years is that a . . . → READ MORE: Brief History of SHARP |
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