Steam train on Saturday

 On Saturday 19th October 45212 Black 5 will be northbound Oxenholme 11:42.

Pat Williams.

Around the World and back to Natland

 

Chris Bannister has performed many times in Natland and describes St Mark’s Church as one of his favourite venues because of the excellent acoustics and the warm welcome he always receives from audiences in the Kendal area. Performing in public became difficult after Covid with audiences reluctant to visit public venues. Over the last two years Chris took to the road performing to audiences across the world, from Australia, the USA, Japan and across Europe bringing his love of the songs of John Denver to a much wider audience.

Chris is 'Back Home Again' from travelling the world and will be able to tell tales of his travels when he returns to perform in Natland on Saturday 26th October, once again back in his favourite venue and performing predominantly the songs of John Denver with a few of his own recent compositions written whilst performing in Nova Scotia.

Any one wishing to hear Chris perform can call book online at www.trybooking.com/uk/DWUQ

Handypeople Available

Westmorland and Furness Council are continuing the Handyperson Scheme for the elderly or vulnerable. Click here for all the details.

Church Coffee Morning. All Welcome.

 

Notes and Minutes from Natland Parish Council for September

Our On the Spot reporter has produced a racey account of the issues that were aired at the last Parish Council meeting. Click here for her Notes. Click here for the official Minutes.

W.I.Meeting

 

St. Mark’s Church Parish News for October

 There are still plenty of things happening at Church in October, despite the departure of the Rev. Angela and family at the start of the month. Click here for all the details.

Agenda for the next Natland Parish Council Meeting

 Click here to see what will be discussed at the NPC meeting on the 30th September.

Harvest Festival and Farewell to Angela

 

Harp Concert on 29th September.