Morris Dancers
Datchet Border Morris brought traditional music and dance to The Swan on Halloween, delighting a packed audience despite the wet weather.
Halloween brought spooks and ghouls, chased off by Datchet Border Morris—plus more events in October’s diary.
Datchet Border Morris brought traditional music and dance to The Swan on Halloween, delighting a packed audience despite the wet weather.
Another successful Market brought a wide variety of stalls, community spirit, and a popular BBQ, attracting visitors throughout the day.
The Swan’s annual Poppy Appeal coffee morning brought the community together to support the Royal British Legion and honour those who served.
The Rogues emerged victorious in another competitive Quiz Night, while the ‘Tofu Eating Wokerati’ struck lucky and won the cash jackpot.
GR6 students were inspired by Swan Elder Paul’s fascinating talk about his cycling journey to the Arctic Circle and the lessons learned along the way.
CAMRA’s CamrAngle featured The Swan’s community activities and ongoing journey as a thriving community-owned pub.
Hettie’s Heroes claimed another Quiz Night victory, while the raffle jackpot remained unclaimed and rolls over to the next contest.
Investors gathered for The Swan’s third AGM, hearing updates on finances, restoration progress, the school, and community activities, followed by a lively Q&A session.
The Swan’s Oktoberfest celebrations brought Bavarian beers, BBQ food, live music, and plenty of festive spirit to a memorable long weekend.