KINGTON

2:40pm Friday 19th September 2008

KINGTON CHORAL SOCIETY AT ST. MARY'S CHURCH.

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Kington

2:26pm Friday 19th September 2008

ARABIC/BELLY DANCE FOR ADULTS – Ladies, get in shape and learn Arabic/belly dance movements all at the same time! Classes will start next Tuesday and run for 10 weeks from 6.30pm to 8pm at Lady Hawkins Leisure Centre in Kington. For more details, please contact Nancy on 01981 500113.

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Arabic / Belly Dance for Adults in Kington

9:15am Tuesday 16th September 2008

Ladies, get in shape and learn Arabic / Belly Dance movements all at the same time! Classes will start September 23rd and run for 10 weeks. TUESDAY evenings from 6.30pm-8pm at Lady Hawkins Leisure Centre in Kington. For more details, please contact Nancy on 01981 500 113.

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Knighton

4:56pm Thursday 11th September 2008

SURGERY CLOSURE – Wylcwn Street doctors’ surgery will be closed for training from 1pm on Thursday, September 18, to 8am on Friday, September 19. For emergencies during those times, contact the surgery on 01547 528523 and a contact number will be given.

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Kington

4:54pm Thursday 11th September 2008

CANCELLED – Kington Show, scheduled to take place on Saturday is cancelled. The dog show, horticultural and show dance are also cancelled.

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KNIGHTON

11:40pm Sunday 17th August 2008

KNIGHTON NAIL TECHNICIAN, JACKIE WEBB, OPENS SALON IN LEOMINSTER

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Knighton

3:45pm Thursday 14th August 2008

ROAD RALLY – Knighton Motor Club held its annual road rally, The Pacemaker Rally, which this year was sponsored by Naughton’s Motors of Knighton. The rally was a qualifying round of the Welsh, West Midlands and Welsh Border Road Rally Championships. The event attracted 72 starters for the 110-mile route in the Bishop’s Castle and Knighton area.

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Knighton

4:33pm Thursday 7th August 2008

KNIGHTON AND DISTRICT TOURISM GROUP – Thank you, Knighton. That was the message from the organisers of Knighton’s first Serendipity Festival which was a great success. Without local support the festival could not have happened. Delighted by this success, the Knighton and District Tourism Group is ready to think about Knighton Serendipity Festival 2009. Thanks to the generous donations from the Laura Ashley Foundation, Powys County Council and Knighton Town Council there is money to start us off next year. The success of the festival was the result of individual groups and their special efforts. The East Radnorshire Ramblers provided a marvellous schedule of walks and Cecil Rudge’s history walks were a sensation. The opening concert with the Llanfair Singers and the Knighton school choir was well attended and all agreed that the local school choir was exceptional. Councillor Harris presented a surprise Gospel singer who created much excitement. The Knighton Town silver band picnic and concert and the Living Willow Theatre’s Macbeth picnic both took place in Pinner’s Hole. This natural amphitheatre proved to be a magical venue for a clement summer’s night. The local young musicians’ concert was a sell-out, and the finale on Sunday with the Lunar Saxophone Quartet was a brilliant and stimulating evening. This year has been a learning curve for all concerned. Several events were saved from disaster by Andy Hazell’s generosity with his electricity supply. The Bygone Ages Fair was rescued by the indefatigable energy of Julia and John Llewellyn Roberts at the Tower House Gallery. The Tourism Group needs new members and supporters for next year’s ideas and input. Although this year’s committee has learnt much, new active members will ensure freshness to the programme. To find out more, contact Penny Nicholson on 07904 971866.

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