Dog walking etiquette in Sherfield English One of the most common issues I have reported to me is when a dog off the lead runs up to a dog that is on the lead and an altercation ensues. I have recently had several complaints from rural villages that dogs being exercised off the lead are allowed to run amok as if rules don’t apply. In the countryside where there are far more environmental stimuli it is important to train and condition your dog to act appropriately. Dogs can ge

What a fun Thursday evening at Sherfield English Village Hall!

Sherfield English Bowls Club Presentation Night Trophies , October 2026 Welcome to the September 2026 edition of the Sherfield English Bowls Club newsletter, keeping all members and friends up to date with the latest news. Includes Presentation Night 2026 Report.

Sherfield English Village Hall Scarecrow 2026 - Tatty Oak De'Ville Tatty Oak De'Ville was delighted to be asked to join the party! Made entirely from foraged materials (if you count the bottom of my craft cupboard boxes in this!), Tatty Oak is pleased to stand outside to represent the village hall and support their 2025 Community Sibling who lives indoors! See all of the 2026 Scarecrows, part of the Wellow and Plaitford 2026 Competition at www.facebook.com/groups/755146167

Scarecrows in Sherfield English We have officially crossed borders again this year! Batman and his Robin have swooped into Sherfield English and can now be found at the A27, Steplake Lane and Graemar Lane crossroads. If you are in Sherfield English and fancy joining the fun, we'd love to add your scarecrow to the competition! Simply upload a photo to the Wellow and Plaitford Scarecrow Competition group, and we'll add it to the interactive map: https://tinyurl.com/yrypfdya W

Eastleigh v Sherfield englsih Womens Football 04/10/26 FULL TIME | Eastleigh Women 8–0 Sherfield English Women Sunday 4th Ocotber 2026 We travelled to Eastleigh knowing we were in for a tough game, and it certainly was. Despite the scoreline, the ladies can be really proud of their performance, especially in the second half. We caused Eastleigh plenty of frustration and they were only able to find the net once after the break. The ladies held their own, putting together some

Wellow Wood Chapel Wellow Wood Chapel Service held each Sunday at 10am. A warm welcome to everyone followed by Coffee/tea and biscuits. 4th October Mrs Gwen Leslie 11th October Rev S Sweeney Traditional Harvest Festival at 6pm 18th October Mr Bradley Newman 25th October Mr Lee Philipson Wednesday 4th November Fellowship Cream Tea 2pm