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NEWS: Ambleside Here is the latest round up for Ambleside from our correspondent Jane Renouf. Lakes Parish Council welcomed news of the recently re-established Ambleside Chamber of Trade as “wonderful” and looked forward to organising a meeting with the 45 businesses that have joined the Chamber so far, to discuss what Parish Council and the Chamber could do for each other. Lakes PC Vice-Chair Brian Hewitt suggested a marketing initiative to revive tourism in 2021 with the slogan ‘Spring into Summer’. “This is exciting news, to have co-operation with the shops and traders who are the lifeblood of Ambleside. We need them – so let’s work with them,” he said at the recent Council meeting.
ST Oswald s Church Communion services continue (Sundays, 11am), all welcome. On Christmas Eve Rev d David Wilmot led an open-air carol service on Moss Parrock. The village brass band played a selection of popular carols and more than 100 people braved the freezing cold, enjoying this unique opportunity to sing heartily. WOOLLIAM, the knitted Christmas tree in the pharmacy, was created by members of the WI and Knit and Nat. It has attracted many visitors and Facebook friends, and is raising money for the Great North Air Ambulance. Knit and Nat meetings will resume on Zoom (Tuesday, January 12, 3pm). THE WI meet next Thursday on Zoom for Cheerful Chats (January 7, 2pm).
RAMBLERS meet at Moss Parrock opposite Sam Read s bookshop for a leisurely local walk (in permitted groups of 6), Thursday, December 17 at 2pm. Everyone is welcome. THE WI Christmas party was held via Zoom. More than 30 members and partners enjoyed a fun-filled afternoon of poetry, music, quizzing, and a scavenger hunt. Richard Hardisty described growing up when all the needs of the local community were met by local shopkeepers before coffee shops and outdoor equipment retailers took over the village. Participants joined from France, Germany and Sweden, and contributors described traditional Christmas and New Year celebrations in other countries. WOOLLIAM, the knitted Christmas tree in the pharmacy, was created by members of the WI and Knit and Nat.
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