The Christmas Tree Festival
The Church in Rathmell was spectacularly decorated with Christmas Trees over the weekend of the 7th/8th December 2019.
John Harrison talks to Margaret Swift
This is the first in a series of chat/interviews with Rathmell residents that we’re planning to record and add to the website. We’re sure you’ll agree that there is no-one better qualified than John Harrison to start the series off!
Open Farm at Cappleside 2019
A great time was had at the Open Farm Day when the grand total of £918 was raised mainly from the BBQ and home made Cake Stall. Thanks are due to the many helpers who contributed to the success of…
Fish & Chip evening at the Reading Room
A warm and welcome evening, on a very wet and windy night! with many thanks to the ladies in charge …
Rathmell Hidden Gems event raises £170.50
A walk took place on Saturday 5th May to explore some of the ‘Hidden Gems’ of Rathmell. There were two walks, one in the morning at 10.00 and the second at 2.00 in the afternoon; after each walk refreshments were…
Village Walk encompassing: Rathmell, Wigglesworth, Tosside & Long Gill – Sunday 27th August
Rathmell Wigglesworth Tosside Long Gill Each Village Hall will be open from 1.00-4.00pm to sell snacks. Free drinks will be served at Long Gill! Walk Run Ride you choose how you travel between the villages;…
£1 Day – Saturday 13th May – Rathmell Reading Room
Some photos of a very popular event held in The Rathmell Reading Room, organised by members of the Reading Room Committee, with a great deal of hard work all round – much appreciated by all who went for a ‘peek’ for…
Hot off the Press -the Bagels are coming back!
Moishe’s Bagel will be playing at the Victoria Hall on Wed 16th March In the first half they will play a selection of their music. A screening of a silent film “Salt for Svanetia” for which Moishe’s Bagel supplied the…
Family Mask-making Event **** “RESULTS”
Four boys and three grandparents and one mum all had great fun making animal masks at Mask-erade; using fabrics, wool pieces, brown paper curls, glue and crayons. There were long-eared owls, several hares, a cow, and a butterfly, using a…
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