Hedon Viewfinders Photography Club
St Augustine’s Church in Hedon is running a small foodbank during the school summer holidays, with food from Fairshare and Inmans School as well as donations. It will be open each Thursday morning from 10.30 until 12.30.
The latest virtual Quiz Night organised by the Hull City Official Supporters Club. Takes place on Monday 10 August 8pm, hosted on Zoom.
Online Church Services for Sunday 2 August 2020…
The Declarations of Integrity should be read in each of the three Ridings in five different dialects including modern English and Old Norse, whilst facing towards the county’s ancient capital of York (that’s towards the North West for us in Hedon).
“It has already made a massive difference; the trees no longer pose a Health and Safety threat, and the Artificial Wicket and new Mobile Net have already had plenty of use from both Junior and Senior members in the two weeks since they were completed.
Your Sunday Online Services brought to you by Rev. Dr Sue Pulko at St. Augustine’s Church and the Worship Group of Hedon Methodist Church.
The next VIRTUAL QUIZ NIGHT organised by the Hull City Official Supporters Club. Takes place on Monday 27 July at 8pm, once again hosted on Zoom. Tigers Trust and Angus MacDonald Foundation donations have totalled £879.00 !!!
Your Sunday Online Services for 19 July brought to you by Rev. Dr Sue Pulko at St. Augustine’s Church and the Worship Group of Hedon Methodist Church.
Big Butterfly Count takes place from Friday 17 July until Sunday 9 August 2020. It involves people downloading a butterfly identification chart and spending 15 minutes counting the butterflies they see.
The first church service at St. Augustine’s Church in Hedon took place on Sunday 12 July, as Rev. Dr Sue Pulko reports:
Keyingham Scarecrow Trail and Garage Sales Weekend – Sat 25 and Sun 26 July 2020.
“The new Market has welcomed back some old traders and some new ones as well. It’s very well organized with uniform stalls and has got off to a good start given footfall is still fairly low on high streets everywhere…”
