March 2025

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Spring has sprung, and plenty was going on at The Swan. There was a hugely popular weekend beer festival. A prohibition night with excellent cabaret. Several charity events. And the Windsor Ukulele were on the radio too. And the ladies of the Conversational French class took Paris by storm.

Events this Month

  • Cycle Hub

    Sun-soaked, super-busy Saturday session: bikes fixed and security marked at The Bike Kitchen at The Swan—no photos, just smiles.

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  • Fund Raiser

    It was magnifique seeing so many families at The Swan—joyeuse courtyard vibes, great food and games, and rising stars on Cowshed Stage.

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  • Ukulele Band

    Chris Brown spoke to BBC Radio Berkshire about the Windsor Ukulele Band—proudly based at The Swan.

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  • Windsor Town Funrunners

    Happy first birthday to the WTF—bracing Windsor run past the Castle, then cake and beers at The Swan. New members welcome!

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  • BeerFest

    BeerFest fun with exciting new ales, plus Windsor Ukulele Band’s lively Uku-oke—everyone joined in (even David). Cracking weekend!

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  • Quiz Night

    Hettie’s Heroes won this week’s quiz—two in a row—while Ellie nabbed a raffle wine; Quiz Master Martin steered as ever.

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  • Prohibition Night

    A small but lively crowd packed The Coach House to “beat Prohibition,” enjoying great non-alcoholic options like Giggle Water.

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  • Church Repair Funds

    Grant and Mirella led a charity run/walk, raising £260 for St Andrew’s spire—join them again Saturday 3 May for VE weekend.

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  • LOYA 2025 – Quarter-Finalist

    Micky’s in the top 50—quarter-finalist for BII Licensee of the Year 2025. Thanks for your support; judges visit soon.

    Read more: LOYA 2025 – Quarter-Finalist
  • Bingo Night

    Caller Richard had us laughing at March Bingo—winners all round, big prizes, and Sue’s Nottingham double steal made it unforgettable.

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