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An Evening of Fish, Chips and A and E
On Saturday 14th September Quarndon Events presents an evening of fish, chips and mushy peas with Alistair Fraser-Moodie. Alistair has worked as an A and E consultant in Derby for thirty of his fifty-four years in the NHS. More »
Now retired, Alistair has written his memoirs, covering the highs and lows of a doctor's life, and recalling some of the various patients he has met...
Where: Quarndon Village Hall
When: 7:30 to 10pm
How much? Tickets £8 per person. This includes a George's fish, chips and mushy peas meal, at approximately 8.30pm
How do I get my tickets? Email all.the.kennedys@gmail.com
Bring your own drinks, glasses and nibbles
All profits and donations to the Parkinson's Society. » Less
Posted: Sat, 10 Aug 2019 19:13 by Clare Turner
Quarndon Cricket Club Car Boot Sale, Sunday 22nd September
Venue - Quarndon Cricket Club, The Common
Dates - Sundays September 22nd and 29th, October 6th
Booters £8 and Buyers £1. Children free
Booters from 7am
Buyers from 8am
Ring Kate on 01332862666 or email katedumelow@gmail.com
Refreshments, toilets and ALWAYS a friendly welcome
Posted: Sat, 10 Aug 2019 19:06 by Clare Turner
Wild Flowers in Quarndon
If you take a break from mowing over the summer and let your grass grow longer, you may be surprised at the number of wildflowers that appear.
There were more than 10 different flowers on the verge where this photo was taken this July on Burley Lane in the centre of Quarndon village. Shown here are yarrow (white), bird's foot trefoil (yellow), and harebell (blue).
Once part of the Common , and later a meadow, the dry sandy soil of this sunny spot supports a great diversity of plant and invertebrate life. More »
(Photo and text by Ros Grum) » Less
Posted: Mon, 29 Jul 2019 10:24 by Matthew Pitt
