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Village Events

Events in Cosgrove during 2024

Easter weekend has provided another volunteering day. In 2023 we held a village litter pick and this year our group of volunteers have cleaned and painted the inside of the bus shelter, improved the guttering to catch more rain water for watering the planters, straightened the litter bin mounting post and removed a concrete slap from the Playing Field.
An ongoing battle with ivy on the Cemetery wall and gate pillar was also tackled. Previous work had severed the ivy's feed stems, causing it to die off and dry. Small sections of the dead plant were carefully peeled away to avoid damage to the wall and pillar.

Thank you all for your highly valued efforts.

Events in Cosgrove during 2023

 

Remembrance Sunday November 2023

It was a wet and windy morning when we came together at the village flagpole at 10.55am on Sunday 12th November, to remember the fallen from Cosgrove and Old Stratford.  The Parish Council have funded a Silent Soldier to provide a little more focus for the ceremony.  David Smith read the Exhortation:

“They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old: age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning, we will remember them.”

The Last Post sounded from a discreetly placed speaker, ending as the village clock chimed 11.00am. The two-minute silence was observed by all in attendance. David then read the Epitaph:

"When you go home, tell them of us and say, for your tomorrow, we gave our today."

Ex serviceman Andy Widdowson laid the wreath at the foot of the village sign. The commemoration completed with Colin Kightley reading the names of the 34 servicemen from the two villages, who paid the ultimate sacrifice during the two World Wars. 

 

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Previous events in Cosgrove

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