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<p>St John’s Church in Hale, pictured in the snow, didn’t put up Christmas star last Christmas because its tower is crumbling.</p>

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<p>Showman and Coole will be performing for Grayshott Folk Club on January 18</p>

Canadian night to open new year at Grayshott Folk Club

<p>St John’s Church in Hale, pictured in the snow, will not be putting up its Christmas star this year because its tower is crumbling. (Badshot Lea and Hale)</p>

No Christmas star to follow while church tower is crumbling

<p>Year 1 Fox class pupils at St John's Infant School in Churt help with donations to Headley Down Food Bank.</p>

Scouts and schoolkids give helping hand to foodbank

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More than £50,000 needed for urgent tower repairs

<p>Tree planting at forest school</p>

Children at St John's CE Infant School in Churt tackle climate crisis

Pupils dressed in costume for a Victorian day

St John’s Infant School steps back in time to celebrate 150th anniversary

Off they go! Pupils set off on the 2019 St John’s Bunny Fun Run (FD12-26-19)

Happy hoppers raise a grand amount

St John's Church in Hale, near Farnham

Help shape future of church

Reverend Richard Bodle, Reverend Canon Dr Jo Wells and Stephan Cox,Pictures by Philly Hall

Congregation celebrates 150 years of St John’s Church

The framed collage was presented to Reverend Clare Challis at St John’s Church

‘Rainbow of Hope’ marks church anniversary

Coffee mornings have run in Frensham since 1996. Picture order no: FD41-17-18

Biggest coffee morning was a piece of cake!

Cheers to another successful village fete

It was time to party at Churt Village Fete

‘Spill the Beans!’ went on sale to the public at Saturday’s Churt Fete

St John’s ‘Spill the Beans’ in time for fete

These bunnies were ready to race at the start line

Ready, steady, go for these St John’s bunnies

St John’s Infant School pupils enjoying some pancake fun. (Photo: Paul Fitchett)

Pancake fun before half term break

Field opens up new opportunities

Field opens up new opportunities

Make a date with Churt fete

Meeting to discuss church’s future

Church looking at alternative community uses

Church looking at alternative community uses

Businesses help train people in life-saving skills

Church has hymn books to give away

Bob Skinner, a volunteer Foodbank helper and The Right Reverend Ian Brackley who has just retired as Bishop of Dorking.

Harvest Festival – a chance to share with those less fortunate

Lifesaving skills are food for thought

Lifesaving skills are food for thought

Church giving away hymn books

Going for gold at the holiday club

Going for gold at the holiday club