The High Weald Walking Festival will take place between 12th and 20th September 2026.
80 free guided and self-guided walks will take place across the High Weald. Some require booking via the High Weald Walking Festival all details
A community website for the residents of Dallington in East Sussex
The High Weald Walking Festival will take place between 12th and 20th September 2026.
80 free guided and self-guided walks will take place across the High Weald. Some require booking via the High Weald Walking Festival all details
St Giles Dallington invites you toEnjoy a leisurely stroll with a refreshing drink through our timeless graveyards, meeting up with old friends past and present.
You are invited to follow trails to help explore this beautiful heart of our village. Spend a few moments with:
All visitors will be given a helpful leaflet to accompany them on their tour. Family quiz sheets will be provided to make the evening more enjoyable.
All donations will go to the St Giles restoration fund
For further information please contact Roy Iremonger Tel. 01323 83262
Dallington Village Hall and Friends of Dallington School are delighted to announce this fun creative evening:
Next week is Village Halls Week (16th – 22nd March) an annual event which this year is highlighting the importance of village halls to the health and wellbeing of rural communities across the country.
So here’s a quick reminder of what’s happening in our village hall this week. In particular do come along to Anna Dolphin’s guest talk on Monday afternoon:
The Hall and Billiard Room are also available for private hire at other times. Find out more at the Village Hall webpage
(Posted on behalf of Jane Messer)
A brief reminder that the first of our Lent Lunches takes place this Saturday 7th March – see details below:
You are invited to join us at St Giles at any time between 12 noon and 2pm on Saturday 7th and Saturday 28thMarch. We shall be having a simple bread and homemade soup lunch with a little something for dessert. You won’t go hungry!
Vegetarians will be catered for but if you have any other special dietary requirements or any other queries please contact Jane on 07766434847 or email janem.st.giles.dallington@gmail.com
All will be very welcome. This year we are supporting St Giles itself; we need to spend c.£20,000 on urgent roof repairs. Donations towards the repairs will be gratefully received as presently, in this very wet winter, water is finding its way into the building.
National Village Halls Week March 16th – 22nd
During the Library Café on Monday March 16th, we will use our newly acquired laptop (see below) to address the theme of this year’s Village Halls Week, “Connecting Communities to Health & Wellbeing”. Anna Dolphin from AbilityNet will join us again to show how to access and use the NHS app as well as other sources of reliable health information.
Old School: New Tech!
We are delighted to announce that following a successful bid to the Parish Council, the hall has received funding to purchase a new laptop with essential software and lockable mobile storage to allow us to establish a permanent secure workstation in the hall. This setup will be available during Library Café opening hours for anyone wanting a bit of help to access the internet, particularly for health and government websites but also for general digital skill sharing.
We hope the new equipment will also help to revive the Local History group, enabling occasional illustrated talks and monthly meetings for anyone wanting to access online resources to research family or local history and contribute to the Dallington History website https://dallingtonhistory.uk/.
Please get in touch with Pauline at dallingtonoldschool@gmail.com or 07702 104392 if you would be interested in any of these possibilities.
Due to illness, the Dallington Old School Village Hall Annual General Meeting, previously announced for February 25, has been postponed to next month. It will now take place on Thursday March 19th at 7pm in the hall.
Do come along and have your say on future activities in the hall
Confirming that Midnight Mass will be at St. Giles Church on Christmas Eve 24th December at 11.30pm and not on the 23rd December as stated in The Messenger and on the noticeboards.
Irene – Parish Clerk