The routine of the church continued thanks to many people who gave their time uncomplainingly. Repairs and maintenance were carried out thanks to David Lake and David House who cleaned gutters, mended lights and dozens of small tasks that keep our church in good order. We were fortunate to have fresh flowers at every service thanks to Annette Gage and her team of flower ladies. The team of cleaners kept the church looking spruce despite their dwindling numbers. Pat Sollis and Barabara Parsons organised fetes, teas, suppers, and cleared up afterwards, together with Ann Jackson (never seen without a teacloth!), Diana Silk and Sheila Hembrow.

The Flower Festival, organised by Annette Gage, took place in the middle of June, taking the theme of "A Palette of Colours". From the white flowers by the altar, through yellow and red, to the deep blue and purple by the font and at the South Door, the whole church looked beautiful.

There was a short concert at the preview on Friday, followed by a musical evening with the band and choir on Saturday.

The plant sale at Sally & Alex Morrice's was well attended with many interesting plants for sale.

The Fete was held in September in the Vicarage garden. Rain threatened but held off during the afternoon. The Fete was opened by David Blackburn, retiring head of the school, and music was provided by the Kingsbury Band.