WHAS NEWS: September 2021
We are delighted to say that the WHAS 2021 Annual Show took place on August 28th - 30th and was well supported despite the rather chilly bank holiday weather. See more details on the Annual Show page.
Our Next Meeting is:
Harvest Event and Produce Sale on Tuesday September 21st, at 7.30pm (please note revised date). This will take place at our usual venue of Northgate Methodist Church Hall in Barrack St, where we will be able to meet in person for the first time in well over a year. This meeting is usually our produce sale and social event, where we all bring food to share. In the present circumstances sharing food does not seem to be a good idea, so unfortunately we need to drop those plans for 2021. However, if you wish, you are welcome to bring your own snack to eat while we all chat. We do not have kitchen facilities available, so will not be able to provide hot drinks. But again, if you wish to bring your own (non-alcoholic) refreshments you are welcome to do so.
The produce sale, however, will go on unimpeded. If you have any surplus vegetables, flowers, etc, that you would like to donate to help us raise funds then we should be most grateful if you would bring them along.
Our Next Meeting is:
Harvest Event and Produce Sale on Tuesday September 21st, at 7.30pm (please note revised date). This will take place at our usual venue of Northgate Methodist Church Hall in Barrack St, where we will be able to meet in person for the first time in well over a year. This meeting is usually our produce sale and social event, where we all bring food to share. In the present circumstances sharing food does not seem to be a good idea, so unfortunately we need to drop those plans for 2021. However, if you wish, you are welcome to bring your own snack to eat while we all chat. We do not have kitchen facilities available, so will not be able to provide hot drinks. But again, if you wish to bring your own (non-alcoholic) refreshments you are welcome to do so.
The produce sale, however, will go on unimpeded. If you have any surplus vegetables, flowers, etc, that you would like to donate to help us raise funds then we should be most grateful if you would bring them along.
DID YOU KNOW?
*You don't need to be a Warwick resident to join and having an
allotment is not a requirement - all are welcome.
*The Society has been in existence for more than 70 years.
*Membership is open to everyone and children join free.
*WHAS organises talks, trips and events every year.
*The Mayor of Warwick is President of the Society.
*Our Society is generously supported by Warwick Town Council.
*It is an affiliated member of the Royal Horticultural Society.
*Members are entitled to discount prices at the Trade Hut, Suttons Seeds,
Hintons Nursery in Warwick and Smith's Nursery in Baginton.
Contact: whas2012@gmail.com or telephone Helen Pearson on 07757 253967
*You don't need to be a Warwick resident to join and having an
allotment is not a requirement - all are welcome.
*The Society has been in existence for more than 70 years.
*Membership is open to everyone and children join free.
*WHAS organises talks, trips and events every year.
*The Mayor of Warwick is President of the Society.
*Our Society is generously supported by Warwick Town Council.
*It is an affiliated member of the Royal Horticultural Society.
*Members are entitled to discount prices at the Trade Hut, Suttons Seeds,
Hintons Nursery in Warwick and Smith's Nursery in Baginton.
Contact: whas2012@gmail.com or telephone Helen Pearson on 07757 253967
