Lingen, a place of sparkling water, is a Herefordshire village in the wooded hills of the Marches on the border between England and Wales. Situated in the north-west corner of the county it lies just over five miles from the Welsh border. The parish includes the hamlets of Limebrook, Birtley and Willey. Lingen village offers not only a Church, Chapel, Public House and Village Hall, but also gives visitors the opportunity to sample stunning countryside walks with splendid views.
’A Welcome Visitor in Lingen’
(who hopefully has the slug population on its menu!)
Email your suggestions, events or comments to: lingenrc@googlemail.com
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** FOR ALL ENTRY INFORMATION TO THE LINGEN ANNUAL ART & CRAFT EXHIBITION – click on index menu under ‘Art Exhibition’ **
Article published on March 1st, 2009
Colour and Black/White Photocopying…at better than local prices!
Beat this..for a A4 80gsm black/white copy it’s just…5p
or how about this?…for a A4 80gsm colour copy 25p..yes 25p!
We can also supply you with all your stationery needs plus a great range of greeting cards all at affordable prices. ‘We’re not here to make big profits, we’re here to help!’
All of the above plus much more is available at your local Resource Centre in the village hall. Open Mondays & Thursdays 10am - 12noon. email: lingenrc@googlemail.com
Article published on June 30th, 2009
Coffee Mornings throughout the year aim to provide an arranged venue for everyone to meet up. It’s an informal social event that keeps everyone in touch with recent local news. Everyone is welcome, villagers and visitors alike, to come and go as they wish to the gathering in the meeting room on Coffee Mornings; 1st and 3rd Thursdays in each month, between 11am and 12.30pm. Read the rest of this entry »
Article published on June 30th, 2009
July is the month for routine garden maintenance and harvesting of fruit and vegetables. Deadhead herbaceous perennials and regularly cut blooms for house decoration. Deadhead roses (if ornamental hips do not follow the flowers) and give a final feed for the season. Prune the straggly new growth from wisterias.
If going on holiday move plants into the shade to reduce water demand, and if possible stand the pots in plastic saucers (near a water supply if a kind neighbour has agreed to water them). Read the rest of this entry »
Article published on June 26th, 2009
If you have ever harboured a secret desire to take to the dance floor but have felt too shy or bashful to try a few moves, a new local dance initiative that is kicking off this autumn in Lingen could be the answer. Dare to Dance is for anyone who has ever wanted to learn some dance steps or brush up on their dance moves in a friendly and relaxed environment. The idea is to generate some enjoyment and fun through dance, with the added benefit that dancing is also very good for improving fitness levels. Read the rest of this entry »
Article published on June 22nd, 2009
Next meeting: Thursday 2nd July 2.30pm, will be held at Lingen Methodist Chapel to discuss arrangements for the ‘Lingen Past Times’ exhibition in August. The history group is always interested in old photographs, maps, stories, film etc. of in and around Lingen please send an email to this site and we will pass it on to the group if you have anything you would like to share.
Article published on June 22nd, 2009
Tuesday 7th July 7.30pm: visit to Glan Arrow, Eardisland. Members only on this occasion. Directions: 5 miles west of Leominster on B4529 on entering Eardisland cross bridge and immediately turn sharp left up drive way. Admission £3. Read the rest of this entry »
Article published on June 22nd, 2009
The date for Kinsham’s Classics of Yesteryear Annual show has been arranged for the Sunday 2nd August 2-6pm. If anyone is interested in helping with the organisation or on the day please send an email to this website and we will forward it on to the organisers.
The show is held at the Arkwright Hall, Kinsham and includes Classic Cars, Commercials, Buses, Tractors, Motor Cycles and Stationary Engines.
Bring your classic along to our friendly informal show.
Free entry foir exhibitors from 11am (donations welcome).
Article published on June 20th, 2009
