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The Wye Bonfire Society are currently delivering the letter below around our Village and also to Brook.

We are told by a Wye resident that although the Crown Bonfire was hosted by Wye College for many years. It originally began as a Village initiative during Gala Week back in the late 1940′s. Soon after about eighteen students got involved and the event then worked its way under the College umbrella. There had however been other bonfires organised by the Village on such occasions as George V, George VI and Queen Elizabeth II’s Coronations.

Many have expressed a wish  to keep this tradition going, which is why the Wye Bonfire Society has been formed to continue the work that those original Villagers and Students kick started all those years ago.

Hello everyone,
Yes it’s that time of year again thank goodness and I’m pleased to say that this Saturday at the Farmers Market we have the “Oyster Morris” group visiting us from Canterbury, who will be battling it out against their guests “Rippon City Morris.” Dancing will start at about 10.15. For the children we also have the bouncy castle back by popular demand.
Hope to see you there!

Johnathan Scarlett has contacted us to report that a bunch of house & Car  keys have been found outside his house ‘Withersdane Green Cottage’ Withersdane.

The Keys have a Tesco Club Card attached to them together with an initial with ‘diamontes’ in it. The Club Card number is 634004 0240 0094 4753

Johnathan has tried to contact the Tesco helpline but it appears to be defunct. Johnathan will continue to keep trying.

To contact Johnathan Scarlett ring 01233 812185.

Wibberley Way Outskirts     Wye  Churchyard Blossom

                          Copper Beech Wye Churchyard

The trees in Wye at around 6pm were lit by the sun as if for a stage set.

This was the evening in Wye after a glorious sunny April Sunday which was a real bonus in the light of the fact the weather forecast said rain!

These photographs are especially for Mrs Daphne Yeomans a regular Wyeweb reader. Mrs Yeomans informs us that she enjoys our photographs of Wye.