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Monthly Archives: November 2011
Kay’s story
In the mid nineties my life sort of fell apart, I got ill and it was put down to my stressful job. It took a year and a six hour operation to put that right and then, just »
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British School, Wotton...
Children and adults from the British School have been involved in Meet Me in Winter in a variety of ways. Some of the children and staff sang in the choir. Others brought »
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Essilor
Here’s a bit of information about our very generous main sponsor and the work that they do…. Essilor is the world leader for corrective spectacle lenses and the »
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Wotton Youth
Our youth centre closed in June 2011 as a result of funding cuts. In a small town like ours, with such little public transport provision, our kids need somewhere to go – »
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Shelter news
Shelter have put a piece about us on their website today. If you’d like to read it, just click here. Also, if you’d like to know more about the invaluable work »
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Andy C
Scottish guitarist Andy Christie has recorded and performed with many bands and artists including Prog rock legends Curved Air, French singer Emma Shapplin, Blues harmonica »
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Fiona
Fiona Barrow played violin, viola and accordion on MMIW. She is a professional musician and composer who believes that variety is the spice of music. She is currently touring »
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MMiW sing to thousands&...
A group of just over 20 soloists and choir members sang the song all the way around London yesterday carrying a sign reading “We don’t want your money…just »
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Flashmobs begin
If you’re in London today – listen out! You might see a Meet Me in Winter flashmob appearing just about anywhere… Whenever we find people who feel like singing, »
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Mind
“We’re Mind, the mental health charity for England and Wales. We believe no one should have to »
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Marguerite’s story
Where else but in Wotton would you find such a happy conjunction of scenery, community and activities? From your own front door you can walk, run, or cycle along the many »
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