St Mary's Church Christmas Fair took place on Saturday 28th November, in the village hall. Between 12 noon and 4pm visitors were treaded to festive music, toy stalls, children's games, Father Christmas in his grotto, handcrafts, face painting, home made cakes stall, Tombola, Raffle and Tea+Coffee Shop for refreshments. The event was opened by the Lord Mayor Of Hale, Paul Turton. Well done to all concerned! The event raised £1500 for St Mary's Church.

HALE VILLAGE PCSO Report - Steve Marnick PCSO 9489 From 13th October 2015 (meeting was brought forward to 12th) to 15th November 2015 the following entries are recorded on our systems for Hale Village. I have summarised the entries to make it easier to get an overview. They are not in date order and details are omitted as needed. 4 Intelligence Reports Alarms 3 Violence/Harassment 14/10/15 Threats made to female, known offender. 23/10/15 Issues between employer and employe

Remembrance Sunday - came about on Sunday 8th November this year here in Hale Village Proceedings started just aftr 10:30am with the Remembrance Parade from Aran Close to the War Memorial - lead by the Clann Wallace Piped Band. Around 200 people gathered at the War Memorial for the Remembrance Service which included the Lone Piper, lowering of the Standard - 2 minutes silence at 11:00am and Wreath Laying. After the service at the War Memorial, the parade marched to St Mary's