Friday, 29 June 2018

Another fabulous workshop!

Evan sent me some photos of the first workshop - it looks as if it was great fun and very successful!









Tuesday, 26 June 2018

Record of our June meeting

Mr. David Dukes stood in at very short notice to speak about the importance of Wills and Lasting Powers of Attorney.  The talk, which could have been very depressing , was humorous but instructive.

After tea we had a minutes silence for Beryl Godfrey who sadly passed away last month.

Forthcoming events.
16th August:-  cream tea at Paignton Club.
4th Sept:-  Evening meeting with Uffcolme WI.

No craft this month.

Flowers 1st Surraya Perry
              2 nd Barbara Ashton
              3rd. Marilyn Sterling.

The thought of the month was read by Margery Bernard.

The presidents flowers were given to Jennifer Evans.

Wednesday, 13 June 2018

Brixham WI goes walkabout!

Members enjoyed a good walk this morning, ending at the Paignton Club for LOVELY cakes and coffee.



Tuesday, 5 June 2018

NFWI Annual meeting was today in Cardiff!

The resolution on mental health issues was passed overwhelmingly! It’s time to start talking about it! 







Tuesday, 29 May 2018

An exciting trip organised by Devon County FWI:

VISIT TO BATH Tuesday 11 September 2018

Come and enjoy a day in Bath!
Visit the Fashion Museum, where there is an exhibition of dresses worn by royal women, including the dress worn by Alexandra, Princess of Wales,
for her wedding in 1863.
Also items worn by Queen Elizabeth, the Queen Mother and Princess Margaret.

The Museum opens at 10.30 am so there is plenty of time to look around, or perhaps do a little retail therapy.

Pick Up Points: Ivybridge, Newton Abbot, Exeter Services M5, Barnstaple, South Molton, Junct 27 M5

Cost: £15 per person CLOSING DATE: Friday 27 July 2018

For more information & an application form Contact your WI Secretary

  

Tuesday, 22 May 2018

Our Resolutions Work!

An article in The Times today about Tesco’s decision to remove the ‘best before’ dates on their fruit and veg highlights the WI’s successful campaign against food waste:

Tesco’s decision to move away from “best before” dates follows intense lobbying by the Women’s Institute. Polling by the group found that less than half of respondents understood the meaning of “best before” labels while more than 70 per cent understood “use by” dates.

As if we didn’t already know that our resolutions are worthwhile, here is proof! Stand up and be noticed!