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Parish Council: The next monthly meeting will be held at the Village Hall from 7.15pm on 26th April where a full agenda will be discussed.
By The Newsroom
Published 22nd Apr 2016, 00:00 BST

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After that and one for the diaries is the Parish Assembly which will be held on 13th May from 6.30pm also in the Village Hall where the Annual presentation of the Lutman Award will be made. Parishoners are reminded that nominations need to be received by the 2nd May and can be obtained from either the Village Post Office or on the Fairlight website.

MOPPs: Today the members will be enjoying a demonstration of Morris Dancing by Mad Jack’s Morris. Some will join in and will therefore need their lunch of Lamb Casserole followed by Fruit Flan. Next Friday, April 29, the entertainment is provided by Keith Osbourne and his Music for Health while hearing aid maintenance is available for those who need it. Luncheon will be Roast Turkey with all the trimmings followed by one of Margaret’s delicious trifles and all for £5!

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The Fairlight Players: The Fairlight Players Spring production of Time of My Life by Alan Ayckbourn has started its run but you can still get tickets for Friday 22 and Saturday 23 April. Both days curtain up is 7.30 plus a matinee on Saturday in Fairlight Village Hall. Tickets, a bargain at £6, are on sale in the Fairlight Post Office or on the door. If you wish you can ring the secretary on 01424 814178 to reserve seats.

The action takes place at Laura Stratton’s 54th birthday dinner with her husband, two sons and their other halves. Events unfold over a time scale of a couple of years ending in a full circle. There are new and familiar faces on stage with Charlotte Miller in her first big role after her show stopping debut in The Vicar of Dibley. Tom Edie and Clare Murray are also new to the

Players. They are joined by Keith Miller, Aisling Tigwell, Tom Millar, David Burchell and last but not least Peter Spencer adding a comic touch playing four waiters. All this is brought together by the director, Charlotte Eastes. The play was revived recently by the author himself to great acclaim. Don’t miss out on the time of your life with this production of Time of My Life.

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