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special events & LATEST NEWS in wysall...

With both regular weekly activities and a wide range of fabulous special events troughout the year, there's something to do in Wysall for everyone!

Full details of ALL village activities may be found on our WHAT'S ON page or just click on the 'Regular Activities in Wysall' icons further down the page for more information.

Wysall Village Breakfast - This Sunday 25th September - Click here for more details

See all the planned Events in the village - Click here for more details

Read all about Wysall Book Exchange - Click here for more details

WYSALL FOOD AND ARTISAN FAIR

Thankyou to the Social committee who put on the fair.

Thank you to all the volunteers from the village who helped. Without them such events cannot happen.

Thank you to all the stall holders. We had a bumper crop of stalls this year.

Thank you to all the punters who came and spent money, although not as many as previous years and not as much money spent. Sign of the times????

Thank you all again See you at the next event

Wysall Social Committee

Mike Elliott retiring

Wysall and Thorpe Parish Council presented their retiring clerk Mike Elliott, with a card and hamper at their September parish meeting. Mike had undertaken the role of parish clerk at Wysall for many years. The parish council thanked him for his service and wished him well for the future as he continues to clerk for a small number of parishes.

FOOTPATH OBSTRUCTIONS

Nottingham County Council is asking local residents to inform them at 0115 977 4802 if they are aware of any public footpaths on arable land in the parish that are being obstructed by crops.
Senior Rights of Way Officer for the joint partnership, Jane Baines, is anxious to ensure that obstructions do not take place and says they will write to any farmers who do not heed requests to rectify the position where blockages are allowed to occur.
The Nottingham County Council says that where obstructions do occur farmers will be asked to remove them or the County Council will carry out the work and charge the farmer for it.