December was packed with festive events – Santa breakfasts, carols, markets, music, Prohibition Night, and Hogmanay celebrations.
Events this Month
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Renovations Diary
Read more: Renovations DiaryOngoing restoration work saw painters, bricklayers and roofers making steady progress, bringing The Swan ever closer to being scaffold-free.
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The School Takeover
Read more: The School TakeoverThe Swan and Green Room School combined forces for a festive evening of Christmas stalls, Santa’s Grotto, and a successful Living Advent Calendar performance.
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Quiz Night
Read more: Quiz NightHettie’s Heroes secured another Quiz Night victory, while Helen won the raffle and the jackpot rolled over to £30.
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Renovations Diary
Read more: Renovations DiaryDespite the winter weather, restoration work continued apace, with roof repairs, brickwork, and Coach House improvements bringing The Swan ever closer to completing another phase of its transformation.
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Prohibition Night
Read more: Prohibition NightThe Swan’s Prohibition-themed evening was a roaring success, with secret passwords, cocktails, live music, and plenty of 1920s-inspired fun.
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Christmas Carols
Read more: Christmas CarolsDespite the winter chill, the community gathered around the fire for festive carols, live music, and a special visit from the Posada.
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Christmas Market 2022
Read more: Christmas Market 2022Despite freezing temperatures, The Swan’s Christmas Market welcomed shoppers, live jazz, festive stalls, and plenty of community spirit.
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Renovations Diary
Read more: Renovations DiaryMajor improvements transformed The Coach House this week, with new doors, flooring and safety upgrades complementing the ongoing restoration work around The Swan.
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Breakfast with Santa 2022
Read more: Breakfast with Santa 2022Santa’s surprise breakfast visit delighted local children, with festive food, gifts, and plenty of help from staff, students, and elves.
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Christmas Quiz
Read more: Christmas QuizA packed Christmas Quiz Night welcomed over sixty contestants, raising more than £300 for restoration funds and ending with festive jumper fun.




