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The Eco-explorers group is organising an open meeting on Sunday February 12th at 7:30pm.

See the poster

The meeting, at King Edward’s Hall, should be of interest to anyone concerned about the sustainability of our current life style.

John Swingler will give a brief presentation that summarises the latest evidence on the pressures on global food, water and energy resources. This will be followed by a discussion to consider what local action might be appropriate as a group or individually.

There will be light refreshments and some entertainment to energise our thoughts!

We would be pleased to see you at the meeting.

If there are any questions please direct them to Brian Bence.

Concert in Aid of the Organ Fund, All Saints' Church Sunday 29th January 4pm

Everyone is welcome to join the Friends of All Saints' Church at a delightful afternoon of music in aid of the Organ Fund and to celebrate our beautiful new piano which has been donated to the church. Come and hear music by Beethoven, Bach, Elgar, Grieg and other composers played by Linda Hannah (violin) and Chris Goodwin (piano and organ) in the beautiful setting of All Saints' Church. Refreshments will be available and there will be a chance to see Fr Piers and find out more about the Friends scheme.
The programme will include -

Music for violin and piano:
Beethoven - Sonata op. 47
Massenet - Meditation from "Thais"
Elgar - Salut d'amour

Unaccomp. violin - Bach

Piano - Grieg - Wedding day at Troldhaugen

Organ -
Frank Bridge - Adagio
Herbert Howells - Psalm Prelude
J.S.Bach - St Anne fugue

All Saints comes to Facebook plus a brilliant way to earn money for the church whilst you shop!
You can now find All Saints' Church on Facebook, find out about events and keep connected; become a friend on Facebook
In addition we also have our own Webshop; this means that you can search for those online bargains: holidays, gifts, music tickets etc. and raise money for us as you shop.
What is a Webshop?
A Webshop is a website with a directory of online shopping retailers such as Amazon, eBay and Hotels.com who all give away a commission of the sale of each purchase back to your cause. This is a great way to raise money for our church.
How does it work?
Every time someone visits the All Saints’ Webshop, they are directed to a retailer's online store via a banner or text link. Once on the retailer's website, if you make a purchase, a commission is generated and then given to our Webshop by the retailer.
Once the sale has been confirmed by the retailer, the commission is paid. There are different commission rates for different retailers, and sometimes on different product ranges within their sites, e.g. Expedia currently offers a 6% commission on hotels and a 5.5% commission on car hire etc.
How do I get to the Webshop?
Click through from the All Saints’ Facebook page where you will see the buy.at/ links or type www.buy.at/allsaintsascot into your browser; you can then simply click through to the retailers listed.
Current shops you can use through the All Saints’ Webshop include Amazon, Laterooms.com, Ticketmaster, GAME, play.com, Waterstones, Asda, Boden, ebay, H. Samuel, La Senza and many more big names are joining including John Lewis, Boots and Sainsbury’s.
Why not add the All Saints’ Webshop into your Favourites today!
(Please note, buy.at/ will be changing to spendandraise, exactly the same site, just a different name. As we went to press this change was scheduled for end of August.)