Redmire PCC Harvest Supper
Oct 13, 2009 - 02:38 PM
The countryside around the village of Redmire, in the Yorkshire Dales, is breathtakingly beautiful. Situated in a very rural location, Remire is not immune to the vagaries of agricultural economics, and as with most of our villages there are fewer farmers and farmsteads have re-located out of the centre - although cows do walk up and down the village on a daily basis! Farming is still important and many families are dependent on the wider agricultural industry with many villagers employed at the creamery in nearby Hawes.
Redmire PCC, for the second year running allowed ARC-Addington Fund to benefit from their Harvest Supper and sale of produce. Ian Bell, Fund Director, enjoyed the fantastic hospitality of a packed village hall on Monday evening and had the opportunity to explain in more detail the work of the Fund and in particular the current heavy demands on the Fund in all parts of Yorkshire.
Although counting is not yet complete, the Fund is already benefiting by £600. A huge thank you for all the hard work of the organisers and the generosity of all who attended.
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