UPDATED, SATURDAY 18th MAY
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I would like to thank everyone who attended the Service today to dedicate our new toilet. An excellent turnout on a glorious sunny day after such a wet day on Thursday. My appreciation to all who helped in any way to make the Service, Dedication and delicious refreshments afterward — such a happy village occasion, and one to remember for time to come. The feeling I gathered was that all felt the setting was excellent — perhaps we should think of some other event later in the year at the same location!
Our new Rector, the Rev Rob, welcoming Snape-resident clergyman Λ |
It just shows what we can do and achieve.
Thanks everyone for your love and support.
Brian
Churchwarden
[The event was filmed (as shown above) by Beckton Alp Cinema for an upcoming documentary, with the 'working title' of "Village Hours", "a lyrical documentary portrait of Suffolk village life across a single year. Filmed in various locations around Suffolk, the film explores a selection of people, places, issues and customs which all make up contemporary rural life." ]
POSTED, SATURDAY 13th APRIL
After 25 years of deliberation, 5 years of planning and 18 months of construction, it is finally flushing! You are invited to join us on Saturday 18th May at 3pm, at Snape Church, for the Service of Dedication of our new toilet.
Footings ready for infilling, 30/11/22 | Setting out the shuttering, 2/12/22 |
from the tower, 17/12/22 | the framing is up, 2/3/23 | the path, 21/10/23 |
This has been a long-awaited event, and I hope you will be with us on this special day — let's keep our fingers crossed for a fine sunny day. Parking is on the green, or at Church Farm in Sternfield Road, just north of the Church.
Deborah Brame from Stratford St Andrew is kindly covering the catering, but we will require volunteers to serve teas and coffee. Graham Woodcock is in charge of the wine!
Best wishes,
Brian Boulton,
Churchwarden
e: brian.boulton@btinternet.com