Stone-cum-Ebony Parish Council

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News from Stone-cum-Ebony

Christmas Quiz.

The Christmas Quiz will be on Saturday December 9th, in the Memorial Hall.

7pm for 7.30pm start!

The Memorial Pop Up Pub returns!

The Memorial Free House returns to Stone Village Hall on the Armistice weekend.

It will be open on Saturday 11th November in the evening, from 4pm til 11pm with the usual bar, and the popular fish and chip supper from 5.30-7pm. Further details will be on the Stone Village Facebook page

On Remembrance Sunday, 12th November, the Pub will be open from 12 noon til 4pm.

Stone cum Ebony Superstars!

Stone cum Ebony Parish Council, on behalf of everyone, would like to say a massive Thank You to Josh and Sebastian who have been out picking up litter from around the village. What a great job you have done.

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Stone Rocks!

Join us in the life of Stone Rocks – starting in Stone and following the journey of each rock.

Started in the USA as the Kindness Rocks Project, it has now spread worldwide. Hand painted stones are left in places for other people to find to let people know that there is someone there – to create connection within a community and lift the spirits. Stones can also be decorated in memory of someone, or with flowers, stars, moons, fairies, creatures or a quote – whatever your imagination comes up with. (Remember to keep it family friendly!) We’d like to start this in our community, so have set up the Facebook page, ‘Stone Rocks’.

Please don’t take stones from the beach, maybe you have some in your garden, or you can buy them from a garden centre. Draw or paint your design on one side, and put the Facebook address on the other – ‘FB Stone Rocks’. Seal the stone with varnish spray and then leave it hidden somewhere in the playing field or village for someone to find (please don’t leave any stones in the way of the mower, or on paths or private property).

Wait to see if someone finds your stone, or go out and hunt for others that have been hidden – these can be logged on the Facebook page, when you’ve found one you can leave it there for others to find, or re-hidden somewhere else further afield – lets see how far our stones can get!!

We had a fabulous time on Wednesday 5th June at the playing field, getting started painting and decorating stones to hide. 

email: richardandsusan@btinternet.com for further information.

Stone Fete 2023.

The Stone cum Ebony Flower Show and Fete will make a welcome return this year, on Saturday 22nd July.

With lots of stalls – plant stalls, tombola, home made food and drink

Here is a fabulous video uploaded to Instagram, by a foreign visitor clearly enjoying the quintessentially British Village Fete tradition!

Stone Fete Visitor Video

New website for Stone Parish Council

We’ve got a new website!

Contact Rosie Parrock, details in the ‘Your Councillors’ section, if there is anything you would like to be considered to be added to the website.