Autumn Amble Saturday 3rd October 2026
On Sunday 3rd October, 17 willing walkers and 2 dogs gathered in the Madeley Rooms, St Peters church, at 10.30 am for bacon butties and tea/coffee followed by a walk of 4 miles led by Pam Orrell& lunch at the Dog & davenport Arms.
Cheese & wine evening at Bradeney Pavillion Wed 5th August 2026
A wonderful evening of cheese & wine in aid of St Peter's church Worfield was held in the Pavillion at Bradeney House on Wednesday 6th August.
A Night of Musical Magic
On Saturday 1st August 2026 Alveley Village Band thrilled us with a miscellany of musical magic.
The Gentlemen Songsters Charity Concert
On Friday 26th June 2026 this wonderful male voice choir performed songs old & new to a delighted audience.
Ladies Breakfast Saturday 6th June 2026
Approximately 40 full English breakfasts were served by Peter Stokes & his team, with diners seated along the main aisle of the church and in the Madeley rooms.
Christmas Lunch at the Dog & Davenport 19th December 2025
A festive lunch with friends & neighbours held at the Dog & Davenport Public House.
Our thanks go to Edgar Hastings for organising the event & Maggie, Mark, Charlotte and the team at the Dog for providing the wonderful Christmas fayre. The event was greatly enjoyed by all!
A Festive Evening of Music at St Peter’s
St Peter’s Church was filled with warmth, music and Christmas cheer for the Candle Light Concert on 15th December 2025, when we were delighted to welcome St Mary’s Chamber Choir for a very special festive concert. The church was full to capacity as friends, family and parishioners gathered for an evening of seasonal celebration.
Under the expert direction of Steve Cooper, the choir delivered an uplifting programme, capturing the joy and reflective spirit of Advent. The singing was enhanced by the sensitive and accomplished accompaniment of Oliver Clarke, whose musicianship added depth and sparkle to the performance.
The audience responded with enthusiasm, thoroughly enjoying the evening and showing their appreciation with warm applause.
Mince pies and mulled wine were served after the concert, giving everyone the chance to chat and continue the festive fellowship. The event was a wonderful reminder of the role that music plays in bringing people together and enriching parish life.
Our sincere thanks go to St Mary’s Chamber Choir, Steve Cooper and Oliver Clarke for providing such a memorable evening, and to all who helped (and baked) to make the event such a success.
Festive treats shared with Bridgnorth Food Bank 2025
The true spirit of Christmas was on display recently when Avis Butler and Gary Timmins kindly delivered a collection of festive bags of sweets to Bridgnorth Food Bank, where they will be distributed to local
children in time for Christmas.
The colourful bags were put together with great care and generosity, thanks to donations from parishioners of St Peter’s Church and residents of the Bradeney House bungalows. Over the past weeks, sweets were collected and then packaged into cheerful, festive bags, each one intended to bring a smile to a child’s face this Christmas.
Avis and Gary ensured the precious cargo reached the food bank safely, where it was warmly received and will now be shared with families who may be finding the season a little more challenging. Their help in delivering the bags was very much appreciated and helped turn everyone’s generosity into practical support for the local community.
This wonderful initiative is a reminder of how small acts of kindness, when shared by many, can make a big difference.
Thank you to everyone who donated, packed, and delivered the sweets, and helped St Peter’s Church and the Bradeney House community spread Christmas joy to children across Bridgnorth.
Knit & Natter Christmas Lunch
On 9th December the knit & natter group (along with a couple of honorary members) met for lunch at The Wheel which was enjoyed by all.
Our thanks go to Elizabeth Hastings who organised the event.
The knit and natter group meet every Tuesday morning between 10am and 12 noon in the Madeley Rooms
Coffee Morning Thursday 4th December 2025
On 4th December we were surprised by a visit from he Rt Hon. Ann Widdecombe who joined us for coffee and cake, along with Councillor Dawn Husemann.
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Storm Claudia Brings Down Two Trees in St Peter’s Churchyard.
Our thanks go to Andy Cains and his team from ARC Tree Care who cleared the debris & made the Churchyard safe to use again.
Remembrance Day 11/11/2025
A Remembrance Prayer:
Almighty God, Father of all,
you call us to make peace and to love
and serve our neigbour:
Help us to build a kinder, more just world
where those of many races may live together in peace,
old wounds will be healed,
and all the human family may be one, through Christ our Lord. Amen.
A list of the names of the fallen of Worfield Parish for both World Wars is available to download by clicking on the button below. There is also an information folder on the Men of Worfield available to read in church.
On Sunday October 12th 2025, Revd Jeannetta Stokes was installed by Bishop Richard as Prebendary de Pionia Parva in the College of Canons at Hereford Cathedral.
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A Huge Thank You to Our Churchyard Champions!
Nick Taylor & Angela Heywood hard at work
What a wonderful sight it was to see so many helping hands at our recent Churchyard Tidy-Up Day! From the early risers armed with rakes, power tools and wheelbarrows to the keen gardeners tackling the weeds with gusto, everyone played a part in giving our beautiful churchyard a well-deserved spruce-up.
Thanks to your hard work, the grounds are looking better than ever – neat paths, trimmed borders, and a newly cleared perimeter wall that once again shows off the church in all its glory. It was truly heartwarming to see parishioners and villagers of all ages come together, sharing laughter, tea, bacon butties and the occasional slice of cake as we worked side by side in sunshine and light showers.
A special word of thanks to those who brought tools, refreshments, and good humour in equal measure – and to the organisers who made sure everything ran smoothly.
Your community spirit and care for our church surroundings make such a difference.
Together, we’ve created a space that’s welcoming not only for visitors and worshippers, but also for the wildlife who share it with us.
Here’s to keeping our churchyard looking lovely – and to many more cheerful mornings spent working (and chatting!) together.
With heartfelt thanks to all who turned out to help.