‍Friday 2nd

Fishy Friday at Codford tea rooms.

17:30 onwards - Codford tea rooms.

Saturday 3rd

Ploughman’s lunch in aid of St Peter’s church. Lunch includes homemade soup, ploughman’s and a pudding, all for £6.

12:00 - 14:00 - Codford village hall.

Sunday 4th

Codford Community park run.

10:00 - Codford village hall grounds.

Sunday 4th

Live music with a 2 piece band at Codford tea rooms.

13:30 - Codford tea rooms.

Monday 5th

Men’s Fellowship Breakfasts starts on Monday 5th October with an opportunity to hear from Richard Williamson, who describes himself as a strategic change maker for land-based businesses.  Over the last three decades Richard has held key positions in two of the UK's leading and most diversified farming operations, most recently as Managing Director at Dyson Farming and previously as Farms Director and shareholder at Velcourt Ltd. He offers a multi-dimensional understanding, built on practical experience, of all aspects of land-based business, from farming, energy production and property to supply chains, technology, innovation, commodities and consumer-facing projects, and how to integrate them for the most effective returns. His insights into the current state of British agriculture should definitely get the season off to a thought provoking start. 

 The breakfasts take place at The George Inn, Longbridge Deverill beginning at 8.15am. The cost is £15, of which £2 will go towards the charity of the speaker's choice. Please note, this is not a club, but is open to all. Just contact the organisers via email (uwvmfb@gmail.com).

08:15 - The George Inn, Longbridge Deverill.

Wednesday 7th

Film night at the Woolstore. This month’s film is ‘My mother’s wedding’.

19:30 - The Woolstore theatre.

Friday 9th

All you can eat at Codford tea rooms.

17:30 onwards - Codford tea rooms.

Saturday 10th

Free drama workshop at the Woolstore theatre.

10:30 - 12:30 - The Woolstore theatre.

Tuesday 13th

Codford local history society talk on ‘Crime and policing in Victorian Frome’. Two of the most infamous murders of the Victorian era occurred in the Frome area and both required assistance from Scotland Yard's Detective Branch including M. Along with these killings, this talk will reveal the epidemic crime-wave the town experienced during the same time period, the social and economic backdrop that underpinned it, and the seismic shift in policing that was the outcome. The speaker is David Lassman, who has lectured on the History of Detective Branch and is co-author of the true crime books 'Foul Deeds and Suspicious Deaths In and Around Frome' and 'The Awful Killing of Sarah Watts.' 

19:30 - Codford village hall (small hall). All are welcome, members free, non members £5 on the door.  

Friday 16th

Step back in time at Codford tea rooms

17:30 onwards - Codford tea rooms.

Saturday 17th

Free drama workshop at the Woolstore theatre.

10:30 - 12:30 - The Woolstore theatre.

Sunday 18th

Monthly drinks at the Woolstore theatre.

12:00 - 14:00 - The Woolstore theatre.

Sunday 18th

Arts and crafts market at the Ginger Piggery.

10:00 - 15:00 - the Ginger piggery at Boyton.

Wednesday 21st

Codford and District gardening club talk ‘Plants for the flower arranger’. The guest speaker will be Felicity Down. Felicity is a trained florist and enjoys using the colours and textures of flowers to produce the best effect.

19:30 - Codford village hall.

Friday 23rd

Burger night at Codford tea rooms.

17:30 onwards - Codford tea rooms.

Saturday 24th

Free Drama workshop at the Woolstore theatre.

10:30 - 12:30 - The Woolstore theatre.

Saturday 24th

Codford Apple juicing. Bring your apples to the community apple juicing day and make some lovely juice.

10:00 - 14:00 - Codford village hall.

Saturday 24th

An evening of musical entertainment with ‘Songs from the stage’ at the Woolstore theatre.

19:30 - 21:30 - The Woolstore theatre.