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Church services are held on the fourth Sunday of the month and there is an annual candlelit carol service which takes place in the week after Christmas.

Although Langton is only a small community there are some thriving activities (listed below) which take place in the Village Hall.

Bookings for the Village Hall should be made through Mr & Mrs Ian Whitworth (01790 754355)

Group

Activity

Contact point

Art group

Meets fortnightly on Fridays - 10.00 - 3.00 pm throughout the year

Mr D Ashman  

01754 830360

Craft group

Meets fortnightly on Mondays - 7.00 - 9.00 pm throughout the year
All ages and abilities are very welcome

Mr Ian Whitworth

01790 754355

Fly tying group

Meets fortnightly on Wednesdays - 7.30 - 9.30 pm
For beginners and those with knowledge.
This class is making a dry fly (to be called the Langton) which will carry on the tradition of fly tying started several years ago by the internationally renowned Col Esmond Drury (the inventor of the General Practitioner salmon fly which is still much used), who used to live in the Old Rectory at Langton

Mr Ian Whitworth

01790 754355

 

 

Sunday 31 August at 10.30

 

Rededication of 6 bells at Langton church

 

by the Bishop of Lincoln

 

ALL WELCOME

 

The bells were made in 1825 by Thomas Mears and were not rung "full circle" between 1956 and 2008.  They were restored in 2008 by Thomas Mears's successor Whitechapel Bell Foundry. 


Report on

Village Fete and BBQ

12 July 2008

You may be interested to know that the fete and BBQ raised exactly £800, which is really amazing considering the awful weather the day before and even that morning.

Many thanks to all who helped with the fete, either by manning stalls or - equally importantly - by coming and enjoying it.

Next year - who knows? Some are suggesting that we have a barn dance.  Get thinking now!

 

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Last modified 24/7/08

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