
Huby Voice
The latest edition of the Huby Voice can be viewed by clicking the link to the left of the Black menu bar above.
The Huby Voice has a new editor. Jane has kindly taken over from Lynn Wagstaff who produced the newsletter for many, many years. Thanks Lynn for all your hard work.
Welcome
From the Newsletter Co-Ordinator
Hello and a warm welcome to the September edition of Huby Voice
My name is Jane Cockcroft, and I’m delighted to be taking on the role of
Newsletter Co-Ordinator.
I moved to Huby in August last year and have loved discovering just how much
happens in our village, from events and local groups to the everyday moments that
bring people together.
I’d like to take a moment to thank Lynn for her dedication to Huby Voice over the past
10 years. It’s clear how much care has gone into keeping residents informed and
connected, and I hope to continue in the same spirit.
As I find my feet in the role, I’d really love to hear from more of you. Whether you’re
part of a local group, have a story to share, or would simply like to include a short
notice, please do get in touch by email at hubyvoice@gmail.com. Your contributions
are what make this newsletter truly reflect village life
I am also excited to be organising Huby Village Christmas Fair, you may have noticed
details on the front page
This newsletter is available in the Huby and Sutton Community Village Shop and
online.
Thank you for reading, and I hope you enjoy this edition. Jane
New 40 Bus Timetable
A link to the No 40 timetable is here:
https://www.transdevbus.co.uk/media/czgdb5e2/241218-40-3.pdf
The Transdev app for mobile phones has bus tracker, journey planner and bus services pages.
Find it on Apple Store or Google Play
Dog Fouling
Easter Activities
RAF East Moor Memorial Service, Saturday 10 May.
On Saturday, the 10th of May the village will be welcoming members of the Royal Canadian Air Force as an annual memorial event which takes place at 2:30 pm.
This annual event commemorates the sacrifice made by members of the Royal Canadian Air Force (squadrons 429 and 415) during the Second World War when stationed at East Moor. Following the service at the roadside memorial (located at the east end of the Village) a memorial service tea is kindly provided by the YMCA and all are welcome to these events.
