Peter Stewart

In 1975, a woman was walking along Chart Lane, next to the church, when she saw someone making their way along the path towards the building. As the pedestrian drew nearer, she could see the figure was that of a woman wearing a white dress. But as she got to within a few feet of the figure, it too faded away. On Friday the 1st of November, there's a fireworks display.

In 1975, a woman was walking along Chart Lane, next to the church, when she saw someone making their way along the path towards the building. As the pedestrian drew nearer, she could see the figure was that of a woman wearing a white dress. But as she got to within a few feet of the figure, it too faded away. On Friday the 1st of November, there's a fireworks display.

Gates open at 6, fireworks at 7.30, food, drinks, music and rides. Tickets, family £20, adults £7.50, children £5 and parking £5 on the gate for charity. They say when we're full, we are full.

Gates open at 6, fireworks at 7.30, food, drinks, music and rides. Tickets, family £20, adults £7.50, children £5 and parking £5 on the gate for charity. They say when we're full, we are full.

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where's it all happening oldrigationrfc.com for more information on that one family fireworks show at the red lion betchworth on friday the first gates open at six fireworks show at eight live entertainment throughout hot food served throughout as well tickets 12 pounds and six pounds includes the show and the hot food as well that's the family fireworks show at the red lion at betchworth

We always mention the next Saturday as well, which takes us through to Saturday the 2nd of November. It's Diwali and the big event happening at the Belfry as it did certainly last year, I think previous years as well. Saturday the 2nd of November, noon to three o'clock, free entry as you might expect.

We always mention the next Saturday as well, which takes us through to Saturday the 2nd of November. It's Diwali and the big event happening at the Belfry as it did certainly last year, I think previous years as well. Saturday the 2nd of November, noon to three o'clock, free entry as you might expect.

and there's going to be lights and Bollywood music, dance performances, Indian handicrafts, Indian food stalls, henna painting, face painting, lots of fun activities. So if you're interested in that, you want to learn a bit more about Diwali, I'll be down there as well, doing a few interviews and learning a bit more.

and there's going to be lights and Bollywood music, dance performances, Indian handicrafts, Indian food stalls, henna painting, face painting, lots of fun activities. So if you're interested in that, you want to learn a bit more about Diwali, I'll be down there as well, doing a few interviews and learning a bit more.

So if maybe you've got a bit of Indian heritage in you, or you're interested in the Indian culture... Or you're just going to go along and do some shopping and have a little nose and see what else is on. That's at the Belfry, Saturday the 2nd between noon and 3 o'clock. Hawley Lions have their bonfire and fireworks fundraising spectacular.

So if maybe you've got a bit of Indian heritage in you, or you're interested in the Indian culture... Or you're just going to go along and do some shopping and have a little nose and see what else is on. That's at the Belfry, Saturday the 2nd between noon and 3 o'clock. Hawley Lions have their bonfire and fireworks fundraising spectacular.

Saturday the 2nd of November at the Hawley Rec, 5.30 till 9 o'clock. £6.95 for adults. St Nicholas Church in Charlwood have a churchyard clear-up. At 9.30 in the morning, in readiness for Remembrance Sunday, they say, help spruce up the churchyard and the war memorial area of the many leaves that would have fallen by then. Come along armed with brooms, shovels and wheelbarrows.

Saturday the 2nd of November at the Hawley Rec, 5.30 till 9 o'clock. £6.95 for adults. St Nicholas Church in Charlwood have a churchyard clear-up. At 9.30 in the morning, in readiness for Remembrance Sunday, they say, help spruce up the churchyard and the war memorial area of the many leaves that would have fallen by then. Come along armed with brooms, shovels and wheelbarrows.

Brooms, like a witch's broom, I suppose. Got another bonfire display to tell... The picturesque Shag Brook at Buckland. Local legend states it's home to a monster called the Buckland Shag. The creature is said to be four-footed and covered in a shaggy coat, and it would drag travellers from the nearby coaching road and devour them on the shag stone, a large boulder found in the brook.

Brooms, like a witch's broom, I suppose. Got another bonfire display to tell... The picturesque Shag Brook at Buckland. Local legend states it's home to a monster called the Buckland Shag. The creature is said to be four-footed and covered in a shaggy coat, and it would drag travellers from the nearby coaching road and devour them on the shag stone, a large boulder found in the brook.

According to legend, in 1757, Reverend Willoughby Bertie, the rector of Buckland, had the shag stone removed from the brook and taken to the West Country before it was thrown from a cliff in Devon. And since when, no one locally has experienced the Buckland Shag. Grand bonfire and firework display which is happening at the Bell in Outwood on Saturday.

According to legend, in 1757, Reverend Willoughby Bertie, the rector of Buckland, had the shag stone removed from the brook and taken to the West Country before it was thrown from a cliff in Devon. And since when, no one locally has experienced the Buckland Shag. Grand bonfire and firework display which is happening at the Bell in Outwood on Saturday.

Gates open at 5.30, bonfire 6.30, fireworks at 7.30. Cash only entry is going to be music and dancing, outside bars, burgers and bangers and raffles and all sorts of other things going on as well. So that is happening, as I say, at the Bell in Outwood on Saturday the 2nd. Also, if fireworks at Halloween aren't your thing, what about a charity quiz night Saturday 2nd, 7pm at Lloyd Hall at Outwood?

Gates open at 5.30, bonfire 6.30, fireworks at 7.30. Cash only entry is going to be music and dancing, outside bars, burgers and bangers and raffles and all sorts of other things going on as well. So that is happening, as I say, at the Bell in Outwood on Saturday the 2nd. Also, if fireworks at Halloween aren't your thing, what about a charity quiz night Saturday 2nd, 7pm at Lloyd Hall at Outwood?