Saturday 10th June.  Meet at 10 am in the car park behind the Coop.  End by 12.

Bring your own gloves and tools, or use ours. We have a stock of gloves, tools and hi-viz tabards. All are welcome, but children must be under the supervision of a responsible adult.

We usually organise 1 or 2 litter picks during the year to keep our village nice – but we’re pleased to see that the litter situation is good, so we’ve swapped the litter pick that had been proposed for 3 June with a weed clearance a week later. See also the Bagshot Society’s page.

A talk about their life saving work given by the Samaritans is being hosted on Wed 26 April by The Bagshot Society. 7:30pm start in the Brook Church (doors open 7pm). Entry free to Bagshot Society members, others £2. https://bagshotvillage.com/bagshot-society

Did you know that there was a WW1 internment camp in Surrey Heath? Our local museum (the Heritage Centre) have an exhibition featuring contemporary drawings and artefacts running until 25 February 2023.

For details see https://e-voice.org.uk/surreyheathmuseum/exhibitions-and-events-program/

The musuem is located opposite where Argos used to be in Camberley.

This was another very successful event organised by The Bagshot Society.

Ask our County, Borough and Parish councillors your questions on 17 Jan in the hall behind St Anne’s Church. See here for details. Doors open 7pm for 7:30 start.

For more information see https://bagshotvillage.com/library/

By local author June Green on Wednesday 5th October in the Brook Church (doors open 7pm for a 7:30 start). Come and hear how charity, benevolence and an Act of Parliament provided for the poor long before today’s Social Services – and how the expanded almshouses continue to serve our community. The almshouses are one aspect of the rich history of our village.
Open to all. Organised by The Bagshot Society. Entrance is free to members, £2 per head for non-members. Non-members may join at the door,

Bagshot’s old police station will be open to visitors on Saturday 10 September 2022 from 11 am to 3 pm. The police station, now used as an archaeological centre, is on London Road between the village and The Cricketers.

Enter the cells if you dare!
See if you have what it takes to become an archaeologist! (Activities 11.00 – 2.00)

For more details see here.

As part of Heritage Open Days, Bagshot cemetery chapel will be open on Saturadys 10 and 17 Sept 2022 from 10am to 4pm. Free, no booking required.

The chapel is in the cemetery in Chapel Lane. It is an attrcative early 20th century chapel of rest. This is the site of Bagshot’s original chapel which was demolished when St Anne’s was built.

Bagshot Society is hosting a talk by the Landmark Trust, a charity who restore historic castles, forts, towers and cottages, and then ensures their preservation by deriving an income from them through holiday lets.  The talk is on Wednesday 27 July in the Brook Church (the Square, Bagshot).

All are welcome to this interesrting talk.  Entrance is free to members, and £2 to non-members (or join on the day and get in free). Doors open at 7 pm and the talk starts at 7.30.

For information about the Bagshot Society, and this meeting,  please see http://www.bagshotvillage.com/bagshot-society

There will be a litter pick on Saturday 21 May in preparation for the Jubilee weekend (we’ve chosen this date so to have a week in hand should it get rained off!).

Same arrangements as previously – meet in the car park behind the Coop at 10 am. Tools, hi-vi tabards etc all provided for those who don’t bring their own.

Organised by The Bagshot Society.