We are fortunate to have many different clubs and groups who meet regularly and cater for different tastes and needs. Most of these list their meeting times and venues in Postscript Magazine. Below are some of them:
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K I L M I N G T O N C O M M U N I T Y C I N E M A
Kilmington Village Hall is the venue for all KCC film shows which are held the second Wednesday followed by a matinee on the Thursday, every month apart from a short break in August and January. On Wednesday the doors and bar open at 6.45pm with the film show commences at 7.15pm and ends around 10.00pm. Thursday matinee doors open at 1.45pm with the film starting at 2.00pm ending around 4.30pm. |
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Community Coming Together
Nothing to watch on TV, wondering what to do on the second Wednesday of the month, why not come along to Kilmington Community Cinema. The following is observation from one of our audiences, re-produced with his approval. What made it special for us was to see your community come together and enjoy in one another’s company, not just the film. I identified several factors that seemed to help gel your community tonight: a venue at the hub of the village, a warm personal and friendly welcome at the door, time before and after the film for people to mingle and socialise; an interval where people could enjoy refreshments. Events like the one you staged this evening mitigates against loneliness, they remind people of the positive things people can enjoy together, and it was all so unpretentious.
Nothing to watch on TV, wondering what to do on the second Wednesday of the month, why not come along to Kilmington Community Cinema. The following is observation from one of our audiences, re-produced with his approval. What made it special for us was to see your community come together and enjoy in one another’s company, not just the film. I identified several factors that seemed to help gel your community tonight: a venue at the hub of the village, a warm personal and friendly welcome at the door, time before and after the film for people to mingle and socialise; an interval where people could enjoy refreshments. Events like the one you staged this evening mitigates against loneliness, they remind people of the positive things people can enjoy together, and it was all so unpretentious.
C O U N T R Y D A N C I N G
Country Dancing has recommenced on Monday afternoons from 2:00 until 4:00pm in the village hall.
No experience is necessary. The small friendly group will literally welcome you with open arms to join in the dancing.
Country Dancing has recommenced on Monday afternoons from 2:00 until 4:00pm in the village hall.
No experience is necessary. The small friendly group will literally welcome you with open arms to join in the dancing.
B E L L R I N G I N G
Bell Ringing practice takes place in St Giles’ Church on Wednesdays 4:00 until 5:00pm. If you would like to learn more contact Celia Dunsford [email protected]
Bell Ringing practice takes place in St Giles’ Church on Wednesdays 4:00 until 5:00pm. If you would like to learn more contact Celia Dunsford [email protected]
K N I T & N A T T E R
Knitting and smaller craft projects. This friendly small group meet on Mondays from 10:00 until 12:00 in St Giles’ church. Tea and coffee are available and you’re welcome to just pop in for the natter.
Knitting and smaller craft projects. This friendly small group meet on Mondays from 10:00 until 12:00 in St Giles’ church. Tea and coffee are available and you’re welcome to just pop in for the natter.
M E N ' S S U P P O R T G R O U P
Kilmington Men’s Support Group is now established and has become a regular feature advertising their meetings in Postscript. For further details contact: James on 07713 633193 [email protected]
Kilmington Men’s Support Group is now established and has become a regular feature advertising their meetings in Postscript. For further details contact: James on 07713 633193 [email protected]
C R E A T E - A R T S & C R A F T S
Create - Arts and Crafts group meets every third Tuesday of the month from 10:30am in The Beacon. Bring your painting, cross-stitch, sketching, knitting or craft along to do in the company of others.
Tea, coffee and refreshments provided.
Create - Arts and Crafts group meets every third Tuesday of the month from 10:30am in The Beacon. Bring your painting, cross-stitch, sketching, knitting or craft along to do in the company of others.
Tea, coffee and refreshments provided.
K I L M I N G T O N C O M M U N I T Y A S S O C I A T I O N
The Kilmington Community Association (KCG) is a group of Kilmington residents, who are regularly involved in organising social events for the village, including The Kilmington Village Show. They have successfully generated some funds through these activities, and they want this money to be reinvested in the village to support our clubs and encourage more social events. A management structure and a constitution has been conceived to ensure that the association operates fairly on behalf of the whole community. Details are published here.
If you run an existing village club that needs new equipment or, you want to start a new group or hold a social or educational event that will benefit Kilmington residents, you can now apply to the association for small grants using this Grant Application Form. Clear requirements and terms for offering grant funding have also been established.
Additionally, the association plan to organise other social events for residents through the year. If you have an idea for an event let us know. Some events will offer complimentary benefits, some will be self-funding and, if they return a profit, this will be added to the fund. We also hope to grow the number of volunteers willing to lend a hand with future events so we can maintain our lively village community.
For further details contact the KCG at: [email protected]
The Kilmington Community Association (KCG) is a group of Kilmington residents, who are regularly involved in organising social events for the village, including The Kilmington Village Show. They have successfully generated some funds through these activities, and they want this money to be reinvested in the village to support our clubs and encourage more social events. A management structure and a constitution has been conceived to ensure that the association operates fairly on behalf of the whole community. Details are published here.
If you run an existing village club that needs new equipment or, you want to start a new group or hold a social or educational event that will benefit Kilmington residents, you can now apply to the association for small grants using this Grant Application Form. Clear requirements and terms for offering grant funding have also been established.
Additionally, the association plan to organise other social events for residents through the year. If you have an idea for an event let us know. Some events will offer complimentary benefits, some will be self-funding and, if they return a profit, this will be added to the fund. We also hope to grow the number of volunteers willing to lend a hand with future events so we can maintain our lively village community.
For further details contact the KCG at: [email protected]
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T H E R O Y A L B R I T I S H L E G I O N
The British Legion was founded by Earl Haig on 15 May 1921 as a voice for the ex-service community as a bringing together of four organisations: the Comrades of the Great War, the National Association of Discharged Sailors and Soldiers and the National Federation of Discharged and Demobilised Sailors and Soldiers, and incorporated the fundraising department of the Officers' Association. |
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While having royal patronage from it’s foundation, the British Legion became the Royal British Legion in 1971 receiving the “Royal” appellation on May 29 1971 on it’s golden anniversary. The poem “In Flanders Fields” by John McCrae, a Canadian doctor serving in Ypres, stimulated its formation and the adoption of the poppy as a symbol of hope and reassurance. Under the guidance of Major George Howson MC, a small group of disabled ex-Servicemen started to make artificial poppies which were first sold in 1921 to help those who survived the fighting, some terribly mutilated in mind and body.
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K I L M I N G T O N G A R D E N I N G C L U B
(Affiliated to the Royal Horticultural Society) Kilmington Gardening Club welcomes new members. Membership is £10 per annum. Free admission to talks for members, £3 admission per talk for non-members.
For up-to-date information on talks, events, the annual Flower Show, topical tips and kids’ corner please visit www.kilmingtongardeningclub.co.uk. If you wish to contact the club please email secretary Jean Falconer at [email protected]. |
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K I L M I N G T O N P L A Y E R S
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We would like to hear from anyone who is interested in being involved on stage as this helps in selecting a pantomime that fits the sort of cast number we potentially have. We are also keen to hear from anyone happy to help behind the scenes in some way e.g. stage crew, light and sound, costumes, scenery etc. I am particularly keen to hear from anyone interested in doing the light and sound this year, so if you think you would like to help us please get in touch and I can give you more information.
Further details about the pantomime and dates for casting and start of rehearsals will be in the next issue of Postscript. Make this year the year you get involved, it really is a lot of fun! Please contact Louise Quincey on 01297 32358. |
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K I L M I N G T O N H I S T O R Y G R O U P
Kilmington History Group (KHG) was formed in 2022 by a small group of resident volunteers who share the common goal of collecting, digitally archiving and preserving historical material relating to the village. It is their overall ambition to protect the important historical
legacy.
KHG has created thousands of digital archives, many of which are accessible to the public for their own interest and research. Additionally, KHG is engaged in various community activities intended to generate interest and engagement in Kilmington's heritage. Please look out for forthcoming articles and presentations.
KHG also needs your help. If anyone has any information that they would be happy to share, either privately or publicly, then please make contact. They would be delighted to hear from you and many people, now and in the future, will be glad that you did. In particular, KHG is looking for old photographs and historical deeds but also anything else of historical value. Perhaps you are visiting this site from overseas and have ancestors who once lived here? Or perhaps you live locally and have an interesting anecdote which should not be forgotten?
Please visit and see for yourself, or contact them at the details below:
KHG Website: https://history.kilmingtonvillage.com
KHG Email: [email protected]
Kilmington History Group (KHG) was formed in 2022 by a small group of resident volunteers who share the common goal of collecting, digitally archiving and preserving historical material relating to the village. It is their overall ambition to protect the important historical
legacy.
KHG has created thousands of digital archives, many of which are accessible to the public for their own interest and research. Additionally, KHG is engaged in various community activities intended to generate interest and engagement in Kilmington's heritage. Please look out for forthcoming articles and presentations.
KHG also needs your help. If anyone has any information that they would be happy to share, either privately or publicly, then please make contact. They would be delighted to hear from you and many people, now and in the future, will be glad that you did. In particular, KHG is looking for old photographs and historical deeds but also anything else of historical value. Perhaps you are visiting this site from overseas and have ancestors who once lived here? Or perhaps you live locally and have an interesting anecdote which should not be forgotten?
Please visit and see for yourself, or contact them at the details below:
KHG Website: https://history.kilmingtonvillage.com
KHG Email: [email protected]
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