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Friends of the Elm Tree
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  • Art Auction
  • History
  • About us
    • Vision
    • Our Community Values
    • Why it is important to us
    • Business Plan
    • Buy Shares or Donate
    • Our Progress
    • Sustainability
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Why it is important to us

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Bringing the Community Together

Bringing the Community Together

 

The Elm Tree hosted weddings and wakes and over time, although the lighting changed, the ribald comments, the locus of fraternity and the sense of belonging persisted. Just imagine how many farmers, labourers and fishermen sat in their pub and enjoyed a few moments of relaxation and fun. How many grisly stories circulated and how they must have gossiped about the latest crime and the subsequent punishment?  It hosts various village community groups, crochet club, gardening club,  table tennis clubs , quizzes and book club.

It was the centre of the community for New Years and Christmas lunches and regular get togethers.

Bringing the Community Together

Bringing the Community Together

Bringing the Community Together


The Elm Tree Inn has been the centre of the community for many years. We have many talented artists and musicians in the village . Christmas Carols used to be held around a brazier at the pub, with mulled wine and mince pies. In earlier times the Salvation Army would come and play  however, more recently our own group of musicians  'Yule of Six' play and sing. 


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