Chairman’s column Hello everyone – and a Happy New Year.I hope you all had the Christmas you were hoping for – and managed to stay away from the raft of germs that seemed to be floating around.Our Christmas was very quiet, just as we planned, with a visit from my two sons and our ‘grand-dog’Continue reading “February 2023”
Category Archives: Newsletter
December / January
Chairman’s column Hello everyoneI have had the great pleasure of visiting couple of WIs recently, taking along the Gifts To Go stall with me.At Tealby, I ended up being the stand-in speaker when their plans fell through due to illness and at Manby & Grimoldby I had great fun joining in their craft evening,making angelsContinue reading “December / January”
November
CHAIRMAN’S COLUMN This month we welcomed a new WI into the Federation. Hagworthingham & District WI will be meeting on the first Tuesday of the month at the beautiful setting of Stockwith Mill. We wish them every success – and I know you will all give them your support. Talking of support, that is theContinue reading “November”
October
CHAIRMAN’S COLUMN: What a difference a few hours can make. On Thursday September 8, we enjoyed the first of this year’s ‘Ladies of Lincolnshire’ lunches, at The Dower House in Woodhall Spa. Great food and a fantastic speaker in Nikki Cook, CEO of LIVES. However, just hours later we were in mourning for our QueenContinue reading “October”
September
CHAIRMAN’S COLUMN: Scorchio! That is the only word to describe the recent trip to Stamford and Tolethorpe Outdoor Theatre – but what a great visit it was. Thankfully, our coach had lovely air conditioning – and when we were in the theatre, there was some relief when all the women wafted their fans at theContinue reading “September”
August
CHAIRMAN’S COLUMN: I hope you are keeping well in this extreme heat we have been experiencing. You can always really on our weather to be a talking point can’t you? It was also very hot at this year’s Lincolnshire Show and I add my thanks to our catering officer Janet and to everyone who battledContinue reading “August”
Lincolnshire North Federation of the Women's Institute 