Kingswood Gardening News – March 2018

Introducing native plants into your garden. By Sarah Wilson In Kingwood we are fortunate to live in an area surrounded by native woodland and we have many remnants of the historic landscape of the medieval Kingswood in our gardens. In local deciduous woodland there is birch, beech, hazel, ash and hawthorn – all trees which […] Continue reading →

Films for March/April/May at Kingswood Village Hall

The audience at the February showing of Viceroy’s House was a bit small, but Curzon have some blockbuster films lined up for the next 3 months. Saturday 10 March: Darkest Hour (BAFTA Best Actor winner Gary Oldman) Saturday 14 April: The Shape of Water (winner of 3 BAFTAs) Saturday 26 May: Goodbye Christopher Robin (witty […] Continue reading →

News from the KRA – Security Questionnaire results

Security Questionnaire You will recall that following all the recent burglaries, we issued a questionnaire about communal security options before Christmas. To date we have received 73 responses from which it can be seen that whilst there is clearly a high level of concern about security in some areas of the village, in other parts, […] Continue reading →

Concert at The Wisdom of God – Saturday 10th March

On Saturday 10th March, Elizabeth Searle (Soprano), Tom Dixon (Alto) and Tim Muggeridge (Continuo) will perform Pergolesi’s Stabat Mater at The Wisdom of God, Buckland Road, Lower Kingswood.  The evening starts at 6pm. Tickets £10 on the door to include glass of wine/soft drink. This event is organised by The Parish of Kingswood. Continue reading →

KADDS “Wind in the Willows” plus Gala Meal

For the premiere of KADDS exciting production of ‘Wind in the Willows’ at the Kingswood Village Hall on Thursday 15th February, there will be a Gala Dinner at No 12 Restaurant, Waterhouse Lane, Kingswood starting at 5.30pm-6pm. Dress in style, or in character, and come along to enjoy a glass of Prosecco and a special […] Continue reading →

TWOAT News – February 2018

A message from Mike Fox: “You may have seen a report last summer that Tadworth resident John Allinson had been awarded an MBE for his work for good causes and in particular for helping to create Tadworth & Walton Overseas Aid Trust (TWOAT) for which he became the first Chairman over thirty years ago. Sadly […] Continue reading →