Recent Activities & Events
Siward House - Christmas Festivities, 14th December 2011
The tenants at Siward House in Petersfield had a busy day on the 14th December 2011 in the morning there was a visit from the children from the local playgroup. The Children told the Christmas Story with beautiful singing. The children and tenants then exchanged Christmas presents and had a drink and biscuit.
When the Children had left some of the tenants stayed for their Christmas Keep Fit, even joining in were a couple of Community Safety Officer for Hampshire County Council.
That evening tenants from Rother House came to Siward for a drink and few nibbles and were entertained by singers Emily and Bob from EZ Beat.
Siward House - Christmas Carols with the Salvation Army - 8th December 2011
The tenants at Siward House in Petersfield were entertained by the Salvation Army on the 8th December 2011. They enjoyed a good sing along to Christmas carols and get together with a bite to eat and a drink.
Siward House- Tombola and Coffee Morning, 17th September 2011
On the 17th September 2011 the Scouts from Sheet held a tombola and coffee morning at Siward House in Petersfield, they raised £130.00.
Clean up Event - Meadowlands
Organised by the Residents Association, a clean up event was held on Wednesday 26th October, for litter picking and general tidying around the area. Although typically, the British weather did not hold out for us, we struggled on through the rain with great aplomb, and managed to fill over 12 bags of rubbish.
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Butserfest 2011
About 1,300 people attended the one-day alcohol/drug-free Young People’s music festival on Saturday 17 September in spite of heavy rain. Local people and others from as far away as Scotland and the South of France enjoyed music from 24 bands and free activities including inflatable table football, laser tag and a rodeo bull.
Queensgate Summer Event - 13th August 2011
There was a significant turnout as around 60 people attended on the day. Children’s entertainer, Mr Giant, captivated onlookers as he performed magic tricks, juggling moves and made balloon shapes. There was a variety of activities for everyone to get involved with such as face painting, egg and spoon races and fishing for ducks. One of the highlights was a visit from the local fire engine, where children were allowed to climb inside and experience being real firemen and women. Adding to the excitement and the overall merriment, people got into teams of four and using budget priced toilet roll worked together to ‘wrap their mummy’ in the fastest time. Those who joined in quickly got into the spirit of what the fun day was all about, including Angela Sleet who was persuaded to be wrapped up.
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