All Events

On Sunday 20th September, our gardens will be open from 1:30 – 5pm in partnership with the National Garden Scheme. Not only will you get the chance to see our beautiful gardens featured in Hampshire Life and Country Life Magazine this month, you will also be supporting the NGS charities which include Macmillan Cancer Support, Marie Curie, Hospice UK and The Queen’s Nursing Institute.

To conform with government guidelines and ensure the safety of our volunteers and visitors, you will need to pre-book tickets on the NGS website www.ngs.org.uk .

Tickets are now on sale. Again, due to restrictions, these tickets are limited in number and entry will be at a given time (choice when booking tickets).

We look forward to seeing you!

Come along and support Whitchurch United as they welcome Portland United to Longmeadow for their Wessex League match on the 16 September.

Dennings of Whitchurch is pleased to be hosting a special Cocktail Night, with a small selection of tapas, this Saturday night 5th September, from 6pm to 11pm.

Booking required @ www.denningswhitchurch.co.uk

For those of you interested in learning more about renewable energy and saving energy, there will be a Zoom Greenpeace talk on Sunday September 20th at 2pm.

Zoom meeting ID is 423 397 7112, password 1111. Link here: https://us02web.zoom.us/j/4233977112?pwd=cFZUV2NqOWUwRlFiQmJ6TW1tMnFEZz09

Whitchurch Walkers are Welcome volunteers will be on hand in the car park next to the entrance to the Gill Nethercott Centre between 09.00 am and 10.00 am to hand out rubbish bags and litter-picking sticks ahead of Saturday’s grand community litter pick event.

We all know that there is litter about in Whitchurch – let’s work together and do something about it!

For full details of Saturday’s event please go to the calendar entry for Saturday 26th September.

Walkers are Welcome ‘Green Week’ Community Litter Pick – Saturday 26th September Whitchurch Walkers are Welcome are supporting this year’s “Green Week”, with a grand community clear up litter pick and we are encouraging as many Whitchurch residents as possible to get involved and help to smarten up the town.

It is suggested that each individual, or family group in the same Covid-19 “bubble” concentrate on places where they know there is litter to be collected, with a particular focus on the area and pathways near to their own homes. Please take sensible precautions by washing hands, wearing gloves and sensible footwear. Please do not attempt to pick up broken glass or other dangerous items (these can be reported to the Council for safe removal), and do not attempt to litter-pick on roads outside the 30 mph speed limit.

Rubbish bags and a limited number of litter-picking sticks will be available from the car park next to the entrance of the Gill Nethercott Centre between 9.00 am and 10.00 am and we will be on hand here to collect in your full litter bags and borrowed litter picking sticks between 12.00 and 2.00 pm, for removal. We can all contribute and, by a collective effort, can make a real difference in making our lovely town much tidier.

If you have any questions, or you would like to join in, but the above times are not convenient for you, then please contact Barry Carter on 893216. We all know that there is litter about in Whitchurch – let’s work together and do something about it!