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Horningsham Village Hall, Water Lane, Horningsham (2026)

18/06/2026

📢📢It's a little over 2 weeks until our next RURAL VOICES event with the amazing and we've already sold more than half the tickets, so be quick and get yours now! (Booking info in our bio and on the website). 🎟✨
🌾🌿If you haven't already discovered Marian's work, she is a leading landscape architect known for designing beautiful regenerative landscapes in sensitive places. Her work regularly features in national magazines and has won many awards. Her first book Sustainable Garden was shortlisted for the GMG awards and her second book The Kindest Garden is described as "A Practical Guide to Regenerative Gardening". Marian's approach applies to landscapes as large as a county or as small as a back yard - come and be inspired to start a regenerative revolution from your garden.
🍽️🍳As always, we'll be serving a delicious cooked breakfast with tons of locally sourced ingredients from all our favourite farms and market gardens - and there is lots available just now! Meaty, veggie, vegan and gluten free options are all available on request.
Can't wait to see you there!

22/05/2026

🌿 What does it mean to design a landscape for the next 100 years?
Join us for our next Rural Voices talk as we welcome landscape architect and horticulturalist Marian Boswall — one of the country's leading voices in regenerative design.
Designing for the Long View: Regenerative Landscapes and the Future of the Rural
Marian will share how working with ecology, history and community creates landscapes that are both beautiful and resilient — from restoring flood plains to reimagining farmsteads in some of the UK's most sensitive historic settings.
Fellow of the Landscape Institute. Co-founder of the Sustainable Landscape Foundation. Award-winning author of Sustainable Garden and The Kindest Garden. This is someone who doesn't just design land — she listens to it. 🌱
We'll be exploring big questions together:
🌊 How do we design with flood and drought in mind?
🪨 Can local materials and knowledge reshape the places we live?
🤝 What does it look like to treat land as a living partner?
📅 Saturday 4 July 2026
⏰ Doors open 9am (breakfast included!) | Talk begins 9.45am
📍 Horningsham Memorial Hall, Warminster BA12 7LL
🎟️ Tickets £15 | £12.50 for Horningsham residents
💛 All profits go to the Village Hall Regeneration Fund
Link in bio to book — spaces are limited!

22/04/2026

Rural Voices🌾
2nd May, 9am
Horningsham Village Hall
🎟Book on website🎟

✨Rural Voices is back in May (which is next week - can you believe it?!!) with a truly fascinating speaker. Dr Garry Phillipson joins us to share the story of western astrology and its cultural and practical influence on rural communities like ours. Through remarkable moments from history, he will explore astrology’s place in everyday life and consider what it might say about the future of the Horningsham community, before opening the floor for questions.

Garry’s own life has taken an extraordinary path. From teenage séances with his grandparents, to studying philosophy, becoming a practising astrologer, spending six years as a Theravadin Buddhist monk, and later completing a PhD, his work has consistently explored the meaning and place of astrology in modern life. His book Astrology in the Year Zero remains an important text in the field.

A brilliant and thought-provoking addition to the Rural Voices programme.
www.horningshamvillagehall.com/ruralvoices

13/04/2026

Well that was fun! 💃💐Thank you so much to everyone who came together for the wonderful spring supper - chefs, servers, table layers, bar team, guest list managers, washer-uppers, table clearers, garden clubbers who supplied flowers, tech wizards who sorted out an emergency WiFi network, village hall committee/event planners and of course guests!! We had an absolute feast and it was so special to be able to come together with friends, family and neighbours. Looking forward to the next one!!
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08/04/2026

VILLAGE SPRING SUPPER
6pm SATURDAY 11th APRIL

Ticket sales will close on Friday and spaces are filling up so don't leave it too late!

We're doing the rounds of some lovely local suppliers for ingredients this week - and more!
It's going to be quite a feast!

31/03/2026

📢The Horningsham village Spring Supper is fast approaching! Have you got your tickets yet? 🎟️

6pm, 11th April
Horningsham Village Hall

As always, it promises to be a lovely evening of relaxed chat and jollity with friends and neighbours💑, accompanied by delicious food made with local, seasonal ingredients🍽️🥦. There will be a bar 🍷🥤🍺 serving beer, wine and soft drinks and maybe even a raffle... 🥳

Book your tickets now on the Horningsham Village Hall website.
https://www.horningshamvillagehall.com/events/springsupper26

31/03/2026

📢The Horningsham village Spring Supper is fast approaching! Have you got your tickets yet? 🎟️

6pm, 11th April
Horningsham Village Hall

As always, it promises to be a lovely evening of relaxed chat and jollity with friends and neighbours💑, accompanied by delicious food made with local, seasonal ingredients🍽️🥦. There will be a bar 🍷🥤🍺 serving beer, wine and soft drinks and maybe even a raffle... 🥳

Book your tickets now on the Horningsham Village Hall website.

11/03/2026

it's another coffee morning this weekend (ignore the erroneous date in the Horningsham News, someone got in a muddle, mentioning no names - it is definitely 15th March!!). Come a join friends and neighbours for a cuppa and a chat from 10am-12pm.
The Gardening Club will be doing another takeover with an informal seed swap and knowledge share. Carole will be on hand once more to pass on seedling nurturing wisdom and all are welcome. The Gardening Club also has a Whatsapp group so ask members of the group if you'd like to be added.

07/03/2026

What a totally inspiring talk this morning from - giving us all hope in bleak times. 🥰
Thanks to everyone who came, it was a full house and we had such lovely feedback afterwards. A very special event.
Make sure you book into the next Rural Voices with astrologer Garry Phillipson on 2nd May. We are already excited!

26/02/2026

🌱 Who Will Grow Our Food in 20 Years’ Time? 👩‍🌾

If we want food that’s local, chemical-free and fair, we need people who are trained, paid properly and supported to work the land.

At Rural Voices on 7th March, , Estates Manager at , shares a bold and practical vision for the next generation of landworkers. After transforming Vallis Farm through biodiversity-led growing, a thriving veg box scheme and a hands-on apprenticeship programme, she’s now asking the bigger question:

How do we build real, respected pathways into farming for young people?

As the farm prepares to launch a new Community Interest Company, the focus is clear:

- 👩🏽‍🏫Accredited training for teenagers and young adults
- 🚜Meaningful, skilled work on the land
- 💼Fair pay and long-term opportunity
- 🌾Farming that works with nature, not against it

We talk a lot about the hidden human cost of fast fashion. But what about fast food?

Cheap supermarket prices mask the true labour behind sustainable farming. Healthy soil, low food miles and chemical-free growing require more skilled people — not fewer. If we care about climate, biodiversity and land justice, we have to care about who is doing the work, and how they’re treated.

This is a conversation about:
🌾 The true cost of food
🌾 Rural livelihoods and land access
🌾 Apprenticeships and regenerative farming
🌾 Building resilient local food systems

Join us for an honest, grounded and hopeful discussion about the future of farming - and what communities like ours can do to support it.

📍 Breakfast at 9am
🗣 Talk begins 9.45am
🎟 £15 / £12.50 for Horningsham residents
💛 All profits go to the Village Hall Regeneration Fund

Book now via the village hall website.
Questions? [email protected]

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