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Chetnole Coronation Celebrations

The Coronation of His Majesty The King will take place on Saturday 6th May 2023.

In celebration of this historic occasion, the Chetnole community, along with family and friends, are invited to share food and fun. 

Programme

WEEK BEGINNING 1st MAY 2023
Decorate your house with bunting, make your crown and plan your Sunday picnic or PreOrder your Picnic with Maria at the pub.

SATURDAY 6th MAY 2023
6PM – 1AM
CORONATION PARTY        Village Hall

Bring family and friends to toast our new King and dance the night away.

6pm Food & Drinks – The Chetnole Inn will be selling Burgers, Hotdogs, Chilli Jacket Potatoes (including Vegetarian option).

7:30pm Reeling – Join in or watch as James Troup is our caller for the dancing.  Open to all age groups and abilities.

8:30pm Bonfire – Back by popular request in the field.

9:30pm – 1am – More Reeling followed by a “Disco” with the best tunes for all ages.

Practicalities:
Dust off your dancing shoes.
Cash Bar in the Village Hall.

SUNDAY 7th MAY 2023
Midday
CORONATION SERVICE   St Peter’s Church

An informal service to celebrate our new King, led by Richard Charrington and accompanied by Wriggle Valley Voices.

12:30
PICNIC IN THE PARK          Playing Fields

Please don your finest hat and join the village with your picnic rugs, food and drinks.

There will be prizes for Most Regal Hat (adults); Most Regal Hat (children under 16yrs); Best Dressed House.

Some games will be provided such as croquet & boules.  Kids bring your water pistols for a shoot out near the Cricket Nets.  We hope to have some music to serenade us.

Chetnole Coronation Mugs will be available to buy.

Practicalities:
Parking limited to disabled badge users, although drop off/pick up permitted.

Dogs allowed on leads only. Bring your own wet weather plan.

Option: Pre-Order Sandwiches or Brisket in a Box from The Chetnole Inn.

MONDAY 8th MAY 2023
ALL DAY – THE BIG HELP OUT!

To mark King Charles’ Festival of Volunteering, we are asking everyone to get involved in the village, by nominating a project which will enhance the biodiversity in Chetnole and/or offering up an hour or more of their time.

Examples of possible ideas: planting trees; guerrilla gardening in public spaces. Let your imagination run riot! The only considerations are: is it feasible? Does it enhance the village biodiversity? Will it need a lot of ongoing maintenance or expense?

How to Nominate your Idea and/or Volunteer:
Post the attached slip into the suggestion boxes at:

  • Chetnole Inn
  • Old Phone Box
  • Village Hall Porch

Or Email:  chetnolevillage@gmail.com

Deadline for Submissions: 21st April 2023

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