Frimley & Mytchett Townswomen's GUILD

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Frimley & Mytchett Townswomen's GUILD A waiting list has been opened,please message us if interested Tel: Julie - 01276 676305
Joan - 01252 834459
Nicky - 01276 500710

A group of ladies who meet at Mytchett Community centre on the 1st Thursday each month 1.45-4.15pm
We have now reached capacity for the size of hall we use, so cannot accept new members atm.

Another great afternoon tea yesterday in Pam's garden - it was sooo hot, but we managed to find some shade. Lovely home...
09/07/2026

Another great afternoon tea yesterday in Pam's garden - it was sooo hot, but we managed to find some shade. Lovely homemade cakes on offer and a well stocked raffle. We raised £82.00, thank you to all who came and supported it.

The latest donations on their way to The Midland & Metropolitan University Hospital. Jenny started these donations in ...
23/06/2026

The latest donations on their way to The Midland & Metropolitan University Hospital. Jenny started these donations in January 2023 with baby bonding squares, she now has a group of knitters helping her and to date has donated approx 1000 items - what a wonderful achievement !!! Well done ladies & just keep knitting. 🥢🧶

20/06/2026

One of our committee members has had her story printed in the latest TG Newsletter, well done Mo.
The Seasons
We met in March when a cool breeze whipped hats from our heads and blew our coats open exposing our childishness and immaturity. How we laughed with glee hand in hand under the cherry tree that shed its blossoms like confetti on our hair. We dreamed dreams; we experimented with what life gave us. Every day was a play day; a day to discover something new. We were young and carefree. The future meant nothing to us. We married in June as the sun shone brightly and burnt our skin red. Life was like a rich and fruitful garden where we lived amid the kaleidoscope of vibrant coloured flowers that burst forth and we inhaled their overwhelming perfumes. We prospered and were filled with passion for our careers. We built a family and our love for our children shone as brightly as each summer day. We ran to the cherry tree and gathered an endless supply of fruits which we bottled or made into cherry pies. We were sensible and took shelter beneath its dense green foliage when the unexpected summer rains fell in our life. We made the best of every day. The future meant little to us. September came and we sat down under the cherry tree. We reflected on all we had achieved; on all we had seen, and we planned for the dark days we knew lay ahead. Our
grandchildren romped and danced around us like the cherry tree’s falling leaves. We picked up the glossy russet gifts and discovered di􀆯erent ways of seeing them, much as we looked at life and found new hobbies and interests to fill our lengthening days. We were mature and wise. The future was important to us. I lost him in December. The cold wind came and stripped the cherry tree till it became like my beloved, a bare skeleton. I stood huddled below its gnarled and creaking branches as I fought to stave o􀆯 life’s winter chills. And as my beloved was laid to rest, I recalled the beautiful life we had shared, all we had seen, all we had learned and I knew we had lived a full and happy life. I looked at my grandchildren and I knew that even if I never saw another spring they would move forward and thrive just as my beloved and I had thrived in our time. I was satisfied. The future had finally arrived and with it came rest and sleep.
Maureen Bell Frimley & Mytchett TG

05/06/2026

Yesterday 36 members attended our summer party. A tasty tea of sandwiches (M&S - recommended) & a selection of cakes were on offer. A chocolate quiz and some tricky Dingbats kept everyone busy. We have been able to welcome some new members, but we still have a waiting list of about 5 people, but are happy to add names if you are interested in joining us. Sorry forgot to take pictures again.

More donations to The Midland Metropolitan University Hospital - well done Jenny & her team of knitters.
13/04/2026

More donations to The Midland Metropolitan University Hospital - well done Jenny & her team of knitters.

We may now be an independant Guild, but some things never change - we will always have cake! Thank you Julie for hostin...
12/03/2026

We may now be an independant Guild, but some things never change - we will always have cake! Thank you Julie for hosting a lovely coffee morning, enjoyed by all who came. Nearly £60 raised to go towards Guild funds/donations.

Today our walking group plus Bruno took advantage of the lovely spring weather with a leisurely stroll along the Basings...
10/03/2026

Today our walking group plus Bruno took advantage of the lovely spring weather with a leisurely stroll along the Basingstoke canal then finished up with a nice hot drink at the cafe at Frimley Lodge Park.

06/03/2026

Yesterday we held our 1st AGM as an independent guild. 7 of the original committee were re-elected, one resigned & we welcomed 1 new committee member.
After the vote we held our annual auction. This year our chosen charity is Motor Neurone Disease, as, sadly , we lost one of our members last December to this horrible condition. We raised over £200.00 and are making this up to £300.00 with funds from the guild.
40 of our 50 members attended, we have a waiting list, so are still thriving.
Next months meeting is April 2nd with a talk about Southern Adventures with bees from Evelyn Auld.

01/01/2026

Sadly, due to lack of funding & membership Townswomen’s Guild Head Office & Registered Charity will close on 31st January 2026. We were advised we could keep able the name Frimley & Mytchett Townswomen’s Guild, and after a vote from our members, have decided to retain the name. As we have a strong membership we are going to continue as an independent women’s group. A new constitution has been drawn up and voted on and insurance is also in place. We hope our members will not notice any significant change to our meetings as location, monthly meetings etc will remain the same. Wish us luck.

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The Mytchett Centre, 140 Mytchett Road
Mytchett
GU166AA

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1:45pm - 4pm

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