Coffee Morning
A huge thanks to all the volunteers, staff, students and bakers. And also to our customers who have contributed to such a worthy local cause.
November featured Carly’s award nomination, Bonfire Night, games night, and more – see the diary for highlights.
A huge thanks to all the volunteers, staff, students and bakers. And also to our customers who have contributed to such a worthy local cause.
Despite the wet weather, major progress continued at The Swan as roof repairs advanced and the first sections of scaffolding finally began to come down.
‘Just the Two of Us’ claimed Quiz Night honours and the £25 bar card, while the raffle jackpot rolled over to £20.
Volunteers continued transforming The Swan this week, preparing the Coach House for a new floor while essential roof repairs moved a step closer to removing the long-standing scaffolding.
The Swan celebrated Carly’s achievement as a finalist in the Plunkett Foundation Young Person Award, recognising her outstanding contribution to the pub and community.
Swan Patrol triumphed in another entertaining Quiz Night, while Emily struck lucky in the raffle and claimed the £10 jackpot.
Swan Elders welcomed Rev. Rosie and Dr. Ed back to The Swan for another thought-provoking discussion on life, health, wellbeing, and community.
Another successful Games Night welcomed new faces to The Swan, as board game enthusiasts gathered for an evening of friendly competition and fun.
The latest Open Forum attracted a full house, with discussions covering a wide range of topics affecting both The Swan and the wider site.
A lively Bonfire Night celebration saw sparklers, music, dancing and community spirit fill The Courtyard as Backtrak kept the crowd entertained.
Students from Wings and GR6 welcomed PCSO David Bullock to The Swan for an engaging talk, including a valuable refresher on using the community defibrillator.