Coffee & Chat in the Orpen Lounge

Every Saturday 10am to 12 noon in the Orpen Lounge

Meet your friends and make more friends

Lingfield Byways - Free Walks

Every Monday morning at 10.15 am
Starting every Monday morning at 10.15am and finishing for coffee at the Community Centre. 

There are two walks; one about 1.5 miles long taking about 45 minutes and the other about

2 to 3.5miles long . Both are supervised by fully-trained Volunteer Walk leaders. 

You don't go over stiles and go at your own pace. Its an opportunity to make new friends and get healthy.

You don't need expensive walking boots, but it can get muddy, so wear sensible footwear and bring a waterproof or a brolly. For further information contact Carol Pollacks, Walking for Health

Co-ordinator on 01737 355304, email <carol@actionforlife.co.uk> or pick up a free walk leaflet

at the Community Centre or at the Library.

Pram Walks

Every Thursday from the Community Centre at 11am to 12noon

Guided walks on pram-friendly pavements and tracks

Want to get into shape, get out of the house

meet other mums, settle your baby

Interested; contact Carol on 01737 355304 or Sam on 07810 047567

The RH7 History Group

ª 07 July - 'Its where you sleep that counts' by John Cox

ª 08 September - Annual General Meeting

ª 10 November - 'Lingfield & Tandridge Hundred at the   time of Domesday'

Lingfield Art Exhibition 2008

National Blood Service

Do some thing amazing

Some one you know could need your blood

Friday 25 July from 2pm to 6pm and 5.30pm to 8pm

Lingfield & Dormansland Community Centre

Saturday 2nd August at 12noon in the Millennium Garden

Unveiling by Lady June Hetherington of the triple relief; the eye, ear, lip in memory of the late Sir Thomas Hetherington and the celebration of the 10th anniversary of the Community Centre

For details contact Centre manager 01342 833893

Sunday 4th May, 2008 the 26th Fun Run with the usual events plus many special celebratory activities. The events are the 10 Mile Fun Run, 6 Mile Fun Run and 6 Mile Fun Walk. They start and finish at NCYPE, in St Piers Lane, Lingfield. The races start from 12 noon to 12.20, but do come along earlier and enjoy the Family Fun day, which starts at 10am and continues through the afternoon.

Lingfield & Dormansland World

Development Movement

‡ Street collection in Lingfield - 27th September

‡ Harvest Festival Lunch 4th October at 12noon in the

    St Bernard's Church Hall, Vicarage Road

‡ Silent Auction, fun and games 15th November

    at 7pm in the Community Centre

For more information contact Phillippa 01342 833045 or

Mary 01342 833933

Heritage Open Days in Lingfield

Saturday & Sunday 13th & 14th September

l The Guest House (Public Library)

l The Collegiate Church of St Peter & St Paul

l St Peter's Cross and Village Cage

l St George Church Crowhurst

l Ho Chee walk Dormansland

The Drawer Boy by Michael Healey

The Drawer Boy is about what happens when the city meets rural; when youth

meets middle age and when the artist meets the farmer.

Based on a true story, about a group of actors who went to live in Clinton, Ontario in 1972,

working on the land by day and performing their stories to the village by night.

Funny and moving in equal share The Drawer Boy ends on a profoundly hopeful note that demonstrates the power of storytelling.

The Drawer Boy is an amusing and sensitive look at a slice of Canadian farm life. Moran and Angus are two aging World War II veterans living a quite and secluded existence on the farm when suddenly their carefully crafted routine takes a dramatic turn. Miles a young actor, shows up on their doorstep and decides to make them his ‘muse’ to get a hands on experience for a play he’s writing about rural life. Though Morgan doesn’t initially welcome the idea, he agrees to let him stay. Thus begins a journey filled with humour and overwhelming tenderness that explores the true meaning of friendship, revealing the power of art and how dramatically it can transform the human mind. Inspired by a true event in theatre history

Sunday 28 September at 7.30pm

Tickets: £10, £5 children from Centre Office 01342 833893

Amusing and sensitive slice of life on a Canadian farm when a student’s arrival unbolts the window into two older men’s forgotten truths and lies, exposing concealed secrets of love and tragedy. Helen Hayes Award winner and one of Time Magazine’s Ten Best Plays of 2001! “Touches the heart and mind in equal measure. Funny and deeply affecting.”—Toronto Star

Warm blooded and penetrating—Washington Post.

One of the top ten plays of the year! 'An instant classic'- Time Magazine

Halloween party for all the family

Saturday 31 October at 6pm

Contact Louise Martin 01342  832862