Renovations Diary
The Weekday Warriors continued behind-the-scenes improvements, advancing preparations for The Kitchen while adding practical finishing touches throughout The Swan.
The Weekday Warriors continued behind-the-scenes improvements, advancing preparations for The Kitchen while adding practical finishing touches throughout The Swan.
Up The Swanny emerged victorious in another enjoyable Quiz Night, claiming top spot after a closely contested evening of questions.
The Swan marked Blue Monday by bringing people together for conversation, companionship, and community support in partnership with the Samaritans.
The Swan gained another striking feature with its new fireplace, while behind the scenes the office reached another important restoration milestone.
The Swan welcomed Plastic Free Windsor for an inspiring community session promoting sustainability, recycling, and reducing single-use plastics.
Restoration work continued in the School Room and throughout The Swan, with volunteers completing structural improvements and refreshing key public areas.
The Weekday Warriors kept the kitchen project moving during lockdown, with plenty of hard work, good humour, and steady progress behind the scenes.
Behind-the-scenes restoration continued with structural preparations for The Kitchen, while O2 volunteers helped refresh The Coach House ready for future community use.
The Weekday Warriors made further progress on the restoration, while beautifully crafted banquette covers added another finishing touch to The Swan.
We marked our reopening, with community-led events, volunteering, and celebrations restoring our much-loved local hub.
The Swan was packed from early evening until late, as families, live music, great food, and a vibrant atmosphere made for a memorable night.
The restoration continued through the festive season, with major drainage improvements completed and significant progress made on The Kitchen ceiling.
The Bacon Bappers made it back-to-back Quiz Night victories, proudly collecting their prizes after another winning performance.
Datchet Border Morris brought traditional dance, music, and a lively Mummers Play to The Swan, delighting audiences despite the wet weather.
The Swan welcomed St Andrew’s Posada, sharing a cherished Christmas tradition as the nativity figures continued their journey through the local community.