Hunt News

The CVNNH held their Boxing Day Meet at The Angel Inn in Wooler this year.  There was a wonderful turn-out and great support from the town. Saturday 29th December also a very successful meet at the Black Bull at Etal. And on New Year’s Day the meet was hosted by The Border Hotel, Kirk Yethom.…

The Carols Evening was a great success at St. Gregory’s at Kirk Newton on the 21st December.  The Hunt Ensemble excelled themselves this year with a compositions of christmassy songs:  Max Humphries and Paul McDermott played a very jazzy version of Deck the Halls and Julia Wailes-Fairbairn sang solos with Paul McDermot and David Wood…

Garden Opening also supports local charity – Hospice Care North Northumberland   The garden made just nudging £4,700 which is amazing, but is due to a great number of people doing a lot of work.  We opened fully, with teas, raffles and so on, on October 14th, with the following two Sundays being open by…

St. Cuthbert’s Ride was held in September for the 27th year.    It has missed only one year in the last 28 when, in 2001, all movement across agricultural land was halted due the nationwide outbreak of foot and mouth disease.   This year the day brought lovely weather and over 200 riders with their horses and…

https://www.sarahfarnsworth.co.uk/p865738742 Click on this link to see Sarah Farnsworth’s photos of the Newcomer’s Day on 20th October 2018 at Hethpool Showfield – they make good presents!

CVNNH follower had her hair shaved on 2nd September this year in aid of Macmillan Cancer Care. Rhoda’s mum, Louisa, sadly passed away at the age of only 46 when Rhoda was just two days from her ninth birthday – so cancer charities have always been close to her heart. On her fund-raising page, she…

Summer news: Pony Club and Puppies Senior Camp: We are all very grateful to Tom and Katie for allowing us to use Pawston for Camp – fantastic venue!  Having all the horses in loose boxes and in a line was lovely; the Granary for sleeping quarters was luxury (no damp feeling from sleeping in tents) and…

The garden made just nudging £4,700 which is amazing, but is due to a great number of people doing a lot of work.  We opened fully, with teas, raffles and so on, on October 14th, with the following two Sundays being open by donation and just giving a chance to wander about.  All the money…