Whipsnade Village lunch

for 2 hours
Whipsnade Village hall
Whipsnade Village hall, Hall Green Whipsnade LU6 2LG, LU6 2LG

Whipsnade Village lunch is run by volunteers, who very generously donate the profit made to our church . It is run in a new format and is hopefully more sustainable for the volunteers and is held every 4 weeks on a Wednesday afternoon at Whipsnade village hall from 12.30pm. They offer a light hot lunch, cakes, tea and coffee for £7.00. There is also a raffle. The dates for the lunch are in the Parish Link magazine and also in the Church.

St Mary Magdalene

It would be a joy to welcome you to our beautiful church and grounds. Our church of St Mary Magdalene is in the small country village of Whipsnade and stands back from the green often unnoticed by visitors to the famous zoo. It is a landmark in the village and the surrounding countryside and stands some 700 feet above sea level. There has been a church here since Anglo Saxon times; the present building was started in the 16th century.

We have a service every Sunday at 9am and welcome visitors along with our regular congregation and dogs are also welcomed.

We always serve coffee after the service and its a friendly social atmosphere.



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Mrs Joan Bailey

42, Woodland Rise,
Studham,
Dunstable

LU6 2PF
PCC Secretary
01582 872318
(The Rector) Revd Canon Nicola Lenthall
01582 872223

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Whipsnade Village lunch

for 2 hours
Whipsnade Village hall
Whipsnade Village hall, Hall Green Whipsnade LU6 2LG, LU6 2LG

Whipsnade Village lunch is run by volunteers, who very generously donate the profit made to our church . It is run in a new format and is hopefully more sustainable for the volunteers and is held every 4 weeks on a Wednesday afternoon at Whipsnade village hall from 12.30pm. They offer a light hot lunch, cakes, tea and coffee for £7.00. There is also a raffle. The dates for the lunch are in the Parish Link magazine and also in the Church.

Safeguarding

Our parish of Whipsnade is committed to safeguarding children, young people and adults from harm. We follow the House of Bishops’ guidance and policies and have our own Parish Safeguarding Office (PSO) Our Diocese of St Albans safeguarding pages contain vital links and information including contacts for the Diocesan Safeguarding Advisor who advises our PSO. If you are concerned that a child or adult has been harmed or may be at risk of harm, please contact our PSO Mr Mike Bailey on email [email protected]. If you have immediate concerns about the safety of someone, please contact the police and your local authority's children or adult social care services.