Local food delivery businesses are inundated with requests, and stretched to their limits. To help, we are arranging a combined delivery system for veggie boxes and a few staples with Evans of Monmouth. This will ease the pressure on Evans and provide people who are self-isolating with a regular delivery.
Evans have informed us that they can no longer do individual deliveries in the village as they are prioritising helping isolated and vulnerable people across the area.
Food boxes will be dropped off at the Village Hall on Mondays and we will ask our volunteers to deliver the boxes to your door if you are self-isolating. The first delivery will be on Monday 6th April. Orders must be placed with us by calling
Tricia Porter on 01600 860913
Select your order from Evans order form which is available from their web site here, but please avoid contacting Evans if you can as they are overwhelmed with calls and emails.
There is a minimum order value of £10 and a £3 delivery charge. Payment can be made after delivery by bank transfer to Evans. If you are unable to do bank transfers we can arrange to pay Evans and get your payment from you later.
Order before midday on Wednesday for delivery the following Monday.
Payment: Your invoice will be delivered with your order, and Evans require bank transfer payments. If this is a problem to you please contact the Help on The Narth team as we may be able to help.
We are likely to need more volunteers for all of this as time goes on, so if you haven’t yet put your name forward yet and you are not in a vulnerable category or a key support worker, please get in touch, particularly if you can help with the veggie boxes on Mondays or shopping in general.
The Narth and District Gardening Club is a friendly and enthusiastic club that meets throughout the year, in the autumn, winter and spring for indoor meetings with speakers in the Narth Village Hall. The meetings, held on the last Tuesday of the month, provide an excellent opportunity to socialise with fellow gardeners over refreshments and listen to talks covering a wide range of garden topics. We have an Annual General Meeting with a social event including dinner in January. Throughout the summer we have outings including short afternoon or evening visits to local gardens and usually once a year a coach outing further afield. Over the last few years we have also held a successful plant sale and coffee morning in May, a wonderful opportunity to purchase common and unusual garden plants at low prices. 
POSTPONED: This will not be on Wednesday 19th February as originally planned, due to issues with the floods. A new date will be announced in due course.
Wye Valley Women will be holding their next meeting on Tuesday February 18th at 7:30 in the Village Hall. The speaker is coming from 
