Frampton WI

01/06/2026

Our next meeting..Thursday 11th June at 7.30pm, please see details below.

29/05/2026

We have a very talented group of ladies, our
Frampton WI Toppers.
If you live locally and driven past Frampton Village Hall you would have seen these wonderful toppers on each pillar post outside the hall.
This was done for our 90th birthday which is later on this year, they truly are great and we are all pleased on how they have turned out!
Hope you all agree. 🌻📚🎂

23/05/2026

Lottery Results Night
Frampton WI have got 3 winners tonight, are you a lucky winner!
If you fancy becoming our next winner, please click on the link below to support Frampton WI

https://www.thewilottery.co.uk/support/frampton-wi

16/05/2026

Life getting a bit boring, fancy trying out new crafts, or eating out but don't want to do it on your own, well come along to one of our meetings to try out our lovely friendly group, we're sure you won't go away disappointed! A place to meet new friends and make lovely memories! As one of our members recently said "It was the best decision they made".

01/05/2026

1st of the month, let’s say Frampton WI have been very busy since our April Meeting.
We have had a loose end crafting session, where our ladies had the chance to bring their own craft or learn to crochet a bowl, knitting with one of our members as a teacher or do a Sashiko Pin Cushion.
Plus part of our crafting group have decided to make some pillar toppers for celebrating our forthcoming 90th birthday later this year.

Today a group of our members have gone on a cruise, yes you heard it right, we have a cruise club that has been launched this year. I’m sure they will all thoroughly enjoy their little trip, safe travels to them all.
We can’t wait to see the photo’s.

So if you like the sound of all this and wish to make new friends and of course lovely memories then please get in touch, we would love to show you our lovely friendly group and hopefully you will join as a member. ❤️

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06/04/2026

Please come along this Thursday, we are looking forward to catching up with you all.
If you are a new visitor, please message us via Facebook or email [email protected] for further details.

01/04/2026

Let’s celebrate that our lovely president, Janice is now a trustee on the board.
We are so very pleased and now we also have a say in what is happening for South Lincolnshire.
👏🏻🎉

📣📣📣📣 TRUSTEE TUESDAY 📣📣📣📣

Welcome to another Trustee Tuesday in Lincolnshire South. This time we’d like to introduce the new team of Trustees; some who have remained on the Board, and some new faces too.
Watch this space over the next few weeks to learn more about us, but in the meantime say hello to your team from left to right;

Janice Cotgreave
Lorna Wheel
Karen Brine
Patricia Darby
Louise Read
June Feast
Rosemary Sneath
Pepi Blankley
Shelagh Coates

29/03/2026

From the clocks going back now & from the WI lottery results last night, we had 3 winners! For those that support Frampton WI, check your email as those that play might of won.

https://www.thewilottery.co.uk/support/frampton-wi

24/03/2026

Let’s welcome our newest followers to our page, please spread the word and leave us a review. Thank you.

Victoria Hull
Ann Sadler
Maria Morphet
Charlie Elizabeth
Ramunė Razanauskiene
Seraphina Marshall
Rachel Marshall
Kathleen Walters
Carole Thackray-Jones
Helen Bowens

23/03/2026

LSFWI Annual Meeting at Springfields, Spalding
on Saturday, Frampton WI joined other members from at least 34 other institutes for an enjoyable day out. Chaired by Louise Reed, it was a mixture of traditional and useful information plus engaging speakers.
Our guest speakers included:
David Leyland: (NIVN) National Independent Volunteer Network who shared the inspiring work of volunteers who provide stable, long-term friendships for children in foster care and their unwavering mission to increase their numbers.
Lucy Lewis: The first female bomb disposal officer and first female Marshal at Cambridge University and the author of Lighting the Fuse. She gave us a fascinating look into her career and the very funny reason why she was nicknamed “ Captain Cowpat” during her time in the army.
Professor Stephanie Bridges: A fun deep dive into the “killer” chemistry of Agatha Christie. We learned how Christie used her real-world pharmacy knowledge to accurately dispatch characters with poisons like cyanide and arsenic found commonly in our own herbaceous borders!
All of those who attended thoroughly enjoyed the day, we also gained a certificate for our 90th year, looking forward to celebrating later this year. 🎉🥳😃