Brilliant news! It’s a sell out! There are no more tickets available. If you have been successful, see you there on Friday. Doors open from 6.30 pm and tea/refreshments available or bring your own bottle.
Unfortunately due to lack of support to the WI Centennial Fair it is not viable to run a coach from Market Harborough. Some members will be going through and will be car sharing. May be an option for other groups?
If anyone does prefer a coach trip, then the Leicestershire and Rutland Federation of WIs is planning a trip on Friday 4 September 2015. The coach leaves WI House, Leicester LE4 5LQ at 9 am, returning from Harrogate at 4 pm, cost £22 to include coach and admission. Whilst the fair is open to everyone, this coach trip is for WI members only. Bookings by Monday 3 August 2015 on Event Booking Form 2015 1 (LRFWI). Parking limited in Leicester so car sharing recommended. Public parking in Royal Hotel.

In the Christmas raffle, I was very lucky & won a voucher for £45 towards a floristry course at Tippetts florists in Oadby!
Last Saturday I joined a small group of ladies at Tippetts florists & we were taught how to create a hand tied bouquet! The course was very informative, the tutors were friendly & helpful, we were given a great selection of flowers to work with & we all came away with a beautiful handmade bouquet! (All materials included in the price of the course). I thoroughly enjoyed the day and picked up lots of new skills!
I would recommend Tippetts florists in Oadby if anyone is interested in a floristry course, it was very reasonably priced, the course content well thought out & the tutors were very knowledgeable. It was worth every penny!
Thank you WI, it was a great prize & I had a lovely day! Emma Page, MHWI member
We are delighted to have made contact with WIs in Melbourne, Australia and Canada. You can check out the Country Women’s Association We hope to be exchanging gifts and keepsakes with them this summer and will be sharing these with you. Donna, their Executive Director, is most impressed with our website and particularly likes our motto ‘Something old, something new.’
Our second contact has been with Shelagh, a nurse living in the middle of Canada in Winnipeg, Manitoba, a city with a population of about 750,000. She has visited the UK and particularly liked Durham and the people. Shelagh also said she had, ‘visited your website, and it appears that you have a lot going on these days!!’
Do you have a contact with a WI or similar organisation elsewhere in the world? If so, do get in touch with them and share our website, Facebook and Twitter pages or pass on the contact details to a Committee Member or Contact Us. Let’s make this Centenary year the one where Market Harborough WI connects worldwide!
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If you were a lucky winner (or even the skills person), then do send in a photo and a few words letting us know how it all went! We can then post them to the website. Email: marketharboroughwi@gmail.com
31st May is your last chance to submit tips and recipes for our WI Centenary Top Tips booklet due out later this year. Get emailing and send them to: marketharboroughwi@gmail.com
You can also hand them in to a Committee member at the May monthly meeting.
(copyright – your personal, favourite recipes, please!)
Apologies – 31st May is actually your last chance to submit tips and recipes for our WI Centenary Top Tips booklet due out later this year. Get emailing and send them to: marketharboroughwi@gmail.com
You can also hand in hard copy to a Committee member at the April or May monthly meetings.
(copyright – your personal, favourite recipes, please!)