​The Guggleton Art Gallery in Station Road, Stalbridge is hosting an exciting exhibition by Babette Cole, illustrator of books by Enid Blyton.

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​STALBRIDGE HALL BINGO !
THURSDAY 26th MAY
​Doors open at 6:30pm, with eyes down at 7:30pm.
All welcome. All proceeds go to the hall funds.
Come and join in the fun!

​No matter how you pronounce them, The Stalbridge Arms will be serving scones with their new Afternoon Tea service, starting this weekend. You can be served in the restaurant or outside in the courtyard garden. Finger sandwiches , scones with jam and cream, a choice of cakes and of course a pot of tea !! Served from 2pm until 5pm Saturday and Sunday's - £9.95 per head - booking in advance on 01963 364025

Stalbridge Community Library has been selected to be included in a “tool kit” issued by the Government to assist other libraries who may be considering the locally managed route-the same as us. We had a visit from two people from Dorset library service headquarters during February, to study the way we operate and to see if any lessons could be learned. As a result, the Government has issued a case study based upon the Stalbridge experience...

​Cleaners for Stalbridge Primary School
We are looking for two cleaners to undertake general cleaning of our school premises. Applicants must be physically able to undertake these duties.  The positions will be for 2½ hours each per day (3.30pm-6pm), term time only but will include some additional hours during school holidays, to be arranged.

The candidates must be reliable and trustworthy and candidates will be subject to an enhanced DBS check.

£13,891 pro rata (£7.20 per hour)

​Closing date for applications is 17 May 2016

​In honour of the Queen's 90th Birthday there will be
A Cream Tea in Stalbridge 
​at Stalbridge Hall on Saturday 11th June from 3 - 5pm. Tickets are £1 each. More details will be posted soon...

​The Village of Stalbridge has 2 all-weather surface tennis courts, situated in the scenic surroundings of the Stalbridge Playing fields, just off Park Grove. The Tennis Club is run by a committee which meets annually for the A.G.M., usually in April, and is open to all members of the public.
The Club is actively recruiting new members and would especially welcome any members who wish to serve on the committee.
The tennis season runs for 12 months from May 1st when the lock on the courts is changed. Notices are placed around the village and on the Tennis Club notice board (adjacent to the courts), advising when subscriptions are due and the cost of annual membership. Upon joining a security key is issued, which unlocks the gate and the toilet block.
Members can play at leisure although certain 'On Court' rules apply.
The tennis club does not run a booking system.

Membership fees for 2016/7 Family £40 Single £20 Junior £10