Members of the public wishing to join the meeting should email the clerk to request details. Email: clerk@minchinhampton-pc.gov.uk The agenda can be found on the Parish Council website before the meeting: https://www.minchinhampton-pc.gov.uk/council-meetings.html

(in lieu of Longleat) Coach fare £22 per person Gorgeous, gorgeous Wells! Not been there? Then trust us! - Have been there? Then you’ll know what we mean! It’s England’s smallest city, nestling in front of the rolling Mendips. On a Wednesday – the day we’ll be there – there’s a fab street market, selling… Read More »Coach trip to Wells Cathedral, Bishops’s Palace and Street Market

During the wild food foraging, which last around three hours, we will be identifying, picking, and eating a number of delicious plants. There will be discussion around seasonal eating, the nutritional values and medicinal use of plants. We will also look at the conservation of species and their habitats, what to take and what to… Read More »Wild Food Foraging

The speaker will be John Reid, a highly recommended presenter on comics and reminiscences of the period 1950 - 1975. Minchinhampton Probus meets in the Porch Room of Minch Church on every second and fourth Thursday in the month with coffee from 10 am.  The meeting itself starts at 10.30 am. New members welcome. Richardandmarysmith@gmail.com

Follow the trail, stop for an ice cream en route, and then enjoy some yummy cakes at the end in our tea tent. There are also two fantastic pubs in the parish. A perfect , if not slightly bizarre, way to spend the Bank Holiday Weekend! Please park sensibly! Saturday 30th April and Sunday 1st… Read More »Amberley Cow Hunt

Follow the trail, stop for an ice cream en route, and then enjoy some yummy cakes at the end in our tea tent. There are also two fantastic pubs in the parish. A perfect , if not slightly bizarre, way to spend the Bank Holiday Weekend! Please park sensibly! Saturday 30th April and Sunday 1st… Read More »Amberley Cow Hunt

Sign up for our free event on Wednesday 4 May for frank and fascinating conversations about death and dying, as part of Dying Matters Awareness Week. Following the success of last year’s event, Longfield Community Hospice and Family Tree Funeral Company are back for another day of thought-provoking free events based on the question: “Are… Read More »Dying Matters: Are you in a good place to Die?

Award winning Bluegrass duo from Kentucky, USA.  Folk Concert in aid of the Market House.  Tickets £15. Tickets can be bought at Market Stores or http://Minchinhampton market house.co.uk

During the wild food foraging, which last around three hours, we will be identifying, picking, and eating a number of delicious plants. There will be discussion around seasonal eating, the nutritional values and medicinal use of plants. We will also look at the conservation of species and their habitats, what to take and what to… Read More »Wild Food Foraging

Members with guests by Invitation. For further information contact: webmaster@hamptonprobus.co.uk

Coach £20 and Entrance £25 - Total £45 per person. (Coach only for RHS members wishing to secure their own ticket)   We had such fun at last autumn’s Malvern Show that we booked straight away for the spring extravaganza. Everyone agreed there was so much to see, that many of us left feeling we… Read More »Coach trip to RHS Malvern Spring Festival with Ian Jarvis

Book sales 7:15pm Eyes down 7:45pm All in – £15 for 10 x 6 game books 2 x last person standing games Depending on numbers 2  x flyer or higher/lower games Plus a raffle as well. All welcome as guests can be signed in.

The Makers Market – local crafts – takes place on the first Saturday of every month from 9.30 am – 12.30pm in the Market House. Contact: Frances Gibbs 07929 786416 / frances868686@gmail.com

Welcomes all, but especially people who are living with memory problems. We share poems and reminiscences. Held on the first Monday of each month.  But this month due to the Bank Holiday it will be on 9 May.   For more information please phone Jo Smith 01453 834714  

Members of the public wishing to join the meeting should email the deputy clerk to request details. Email: clerk@minchinhampton-pc.gov.uk The agenda can be found on the Parish Council website before the meeting: https://www.minchinhampton-pc.gov.uk/council-meetings.html

The speaker will be Alexia Clark, back, following her fascinating talk last year. Minchinhampton Probus meets in the Porch Room of Minch Church on every second and fourth Thursday in the month with coffee from 10 am.  The meeting itself starts at 10.30 am. New members welcome. tony.e.simmonds@gmail.com

Choose a 5k or 10k walk setting off from Longfield’s beautiful base in Minchinhampton,.  A spring walk with stunning views across Minchinhampton and Rodborough Commons. Simply register for your spot on Walk for Longfield below. The registration fee for the event helps to fund the cost of putting the event on, it’s the sponsorship money… Read More »Walk for Longfield – Minchinhampton & Rodborough Commons

Residents have their chance to hear what Minchinhampton Parish Council has been working on, and to offer suggestions for future projects, at the Annual Parish Meeting. Electors are invited to come along to their yearly chance to hear a progress report from parish council chair Cllr Nick Hurst. The occasion, when questions and comments from… Read More »Annual Parish Meeting

During the wild food foraging, which last around three hours, we will be identifying, picking, and eating a number of delicious plants. There will be discussion around seasonal eating, the nutritional values and medicinal use of plants. We will also look at the conservation of species and their habitats, what to take and what to… Read More »Wild Food Foraging

Speaker:  Ken Ingamells Members with guests by Invitation. For further information contact: webmaster@hamptonprobus.co.uk

Book sales 7:15pm Eyes down 7:45pm All in – £15 for 10 x 6 game books 2 x last person standing games Depending on numbers 2  x flyer or higher/lower games Plus a raffle as well. All welcome as guests can be signed in.

Chris French and Janet Payne are having a flowers & veg plant sale together with the return of Coralie Nurdun's Book Sale Raising funds for the Market House Bric a Brac - Barbara Boyd Raising funds for the Donkey Sanctuary

Doors open 7.00pm, film starts 7.30pm. Tickets available from the Market Stores from 2nd May.

£5.00 Members, £10.00 Non-members

Members of the public wishing to join the meeting should email the clerk to request details. Email: clerk@minchinhampton-pc.gov.uk The agenda can be found on the Parish Council website before the meeting: https://www.minchinhampton-pc.gov.uk/council-meetings.html

Minchinhampton Probus meets in the Porch Room of Minch Church on every second and fourth Thursday in the month with coffee from 10 am.  The meeting itself starts at 10.30 am. New members and guests welcome.  tony.e.simmonds@gmail.com

Pre-concert talk:  6.00-6.30 pm Tickets will be on general sale from 8 April.  Visit www.musicincountrychurches.org.uk or telephone 0333 666 3366. Music in Country Churches begins its 2022 concert season by making its first ever visit to Minchinhampton with two concerts. Tonight, Lotte Betts-Dean (soprano) and James Girling (guitar) will explore the musical connections between Thomas… Read More »Music in Country Churches: Thomas Hardy Wessex Love Songs

Pre-Concert Talk:  6.00-6.30pm Tickets will be on general sale from 8 April.  Visit www.musicincountrychurches.org.uk or telephone 0333 666 3366. Tonight, the English Chamber Orchestra will present a programme of music with three celebrations in mind: the Cotswolds and the music it has inspired; the birth anniversaries of Gloucestershire-based composers Herbert Howells (130th) and Ralph Vaughan… Read More »Music in Country Churches: Music from the Cotswolds

Members of the public wishing to join the meeting should email the clerk to request details. Email: clerk@minchinhampton-pc.gov.uk The agenda can be found on the Parish Council website before the meeting: https://www.minchinhampton-pc.gov.uk/council-meetings.html

Join us as we celebrate the Queen’s Jubilee with an afternoon tea fit for royalty on Wednesday 1 June! Party in style with us and enjoy a quintessentially English tea party with an arrival drink, a selection of sweet and savoury delights and tea and coffee, all to celebrate Her Majesty The Queen’s seventy years of… Read More »Jubilee Afternoon Tea

This month’s WI meeting will be on June 1st, 2.30pm in the Scout Hut on Dr. Brown's Road. The speaker on that day will be visiting from the Stroud charity ALLSORTS. Visitors welcomed. For more information, please contact the Secretary on 884606.

Described by Folk Radio as 'one of the most exciting and accomplished English folk acts on the scene right now' Cohen Braithwaite-Kilcoyne (melodeon, anglo concertina, vocals), George Sansome (guitar, vocals) Lewis Wood (violin, vocals) With exceptional musicianship and boundless energy Granny’s Attic are going from strength to strength and are much loved by audiences up… Read More »Granny’s Attic – folk trio at the Market House

Box residents will be will be gathering from 2pm on Box Village Green on Saturday June 4th. Please note that the road that runs alongside Box Village Green will be closed all day between its junction with The Pen and Scar Hill. This is for the safety of everyone attending, especially the children, and to… Read More »Box Residents Street Party (note Road closure)

Our special drinks offer of the Jubilee week will be Pimms with all the trimmings On Saturday afternoon a little treat for the kiddies… a little bit of Jubilee colouring and a lucky dip when finished and we would also love to display the children’s artwork for a bit afterwards so parents come and join… Read More »Jubilee Celebrations at the Cotswold Club

Come and sing favourite hymns to celebrate the Queen's jubilee. A Churches Together event.