Ukulele Band
Ukulele magic warmed the bar: new tunes, cosy vibes, dark ales, and pure joy as Windsor Ukes lit up the night.
We hosted volunteers of the Clewer Memorial Poppy Project, which included our Stitch Gang. We were mentioned by our MP in Westminister and on BBC Radio Berkshire. And we welcomed our new Community Director. And there were Quiz and Bingo Nights too!
Ukulele magic warmed the bar: new tunes, cosy vibes, dark ales, and pure joy as Windsor Ukes lit up the night.
Well done chatters who have made the hampers of non-perishable foodstuffs and toiletries for the staff at The Alma Beacon to bring a little festive cheer to those using the night shelter.
Coffee, cake, kindness: £283.50 raised for Windsor Homeless Project, plus festive card sales boosting renovation dreams.
Quiz night cheekiness: brutal questions, Jammie Dodgers for last place, narrow victory, raffle wine delight
New chapter begins: thanking Hollie’s leadership as devoted community champion Stuart Robinson steps up as Director.
Bingo brilliance reigned: drinks, cash, prosecco wins, lucky streaks, and one final chance to shout “house!”
Quiz night chaos reigned, Swans triumphed again, cheeky team rename, newcomers toasted with raffle glory.
Open Forum buzzed with ideas: engaged supporters, bold plans shared, lively discussion, and community voices shaping The Swan’s future.
Record-breaking riverside walk, great food, new friendships, pub brunch, and £350 raised for renovation dreams.
Clewer’s memorial transformed: breathtaking poppy nets unveiled for Remembrance, a powerful tribute you must see.
Bonfire Night blazed: roaring firepit, cheering crowds, mulled cider, chilli warmth, live music, and irresistible community magic.
Parliament buzzed as The Swan shone, hailed by Windsor’s MP for bringing pubs back to community life.
Community hearts stitched together: 2,000 poppies, tireless hands, shared spaces, and a memorial blooming with pride.