Everyone will be welcome at this service of Holy Communion, led by the Rev. Sall Clifton, whether you are from the village or further afield.
Free refreshments will follow the service. If you'd like to be mentioned in the prayers, or a loved one, please contact David via bucknallPCC@aol.com

Bucknall Village Hall has two coffee mornings each week - Monday and Wednesday, 9.30 to 11am. Anyone is welcome, from the village or further afield! It's just £1, which gets you a couple of drinks and the cake or biscuit of the week!

Monday's Community Hub raises funds for St. Margaret's Church (Wednesday's raises funds for Bucknall Village Hall).

The Hubs are a great way to meet people, have a chat, or use our book exchange. You can come as often as you like, and they are drop-in mornings, so come whenever!

This is to open to any men over the aged of 16. The Men Shed's aim is to help men with their mental health by meeting new people and having a chat. Craft activities and talks will feature too. Free tea and coffee is provided. The Men Shed runs between 6.30pm and 9pm - it's a drop-in so come when you would like. The Men's Shed is free!

It's Bucknall's first ever Scarecrow Festival! The theme will be the Best of British. Anyone from the village can enter a scarecrow to display at the front of their property. It's just £5 per entry (which can be more than one scarecrow if you are making a double-act, or more!).
Over the weekend, the church will be open and there will be a map available for anyone to come and take part, solving the clues to go between the scarecrows, until you find the final clue!
Refreshments will be on sale at the church too. All proceeds will go to St. Margaret's Church.

If you would like any further information, please get in touch - either via A Church Near You, or email bucknallPCC@aol.com

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It's Bucknall's first ever Scarecrow Festival! The theme will be the Best of British. Anyone from the village can enter a scarecrow to display at the front of their property. It's just £5 per entry (which can be more than one scarecrow if you are making a double-act, or more!).
Over the weekend, the church will be open and there will be a map available for anyone to come and take part, solving the clues to go between the scarecrows, until you find the final clue!
Refreshments will be on sale at the church too. All proceeds will go to St. Margaret's Church.

If you would like any further information, please get in touch - either via A Church Near You, or email bucknallPCC@aol.com

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A service of Morning Prayer, led by the churchwardens. Free refreshments follow the service.

This is to open to any men over the aged of 16. The Men Shed's aim is to help men with their mental health by meeting new people and having a chat. Craft activities and talks will feature too. Free tea and coffee is provided. The Men Shed runs between 6.30pm and 9pm - it's a drop-in so come when you would like. The Men's Shed is free!

This is to open to any men over the aged of 16. The Men Shed's aim is to help men with their mental health by meeting new people and having a chat. Craft activities and talks will feature too. Free tea and coffee is provided. The Men Shed runs between 6.30pm and 9pm - it's a drop-in so come when you would like. The Men's Shed is free!

This is to open to any men over the aged of 16. The Men Shed's aim is to help men with their mental health by meeting new people and having a chat. Craft activities and talks will feature too. Free tea and coffee is provided. The Men Shed runs between 6.30pm and 9pm - it's a drop-in so come when you would like. The Men's Shed is free!

This is to open to any men over the aged of 16. The Men Shed's aim is to help men with their mental health by meeting new people and having a chat. Craft activities and talks will feature too. Free tea and coffee is provided. The Men Shed runs between 6.30pm and 9pm - it's a drop-in so come when you would like. The Men's Shed is free!