prose and poetry readings, perform at all the recitals but at each one there are also items by guest artists. Last year these included performances on violin, double bass, guitar, bassoon, flute, and by a soprano and a tenor. Annabel carefully plans each recital around a particular theme and this always ensures an inventive and entertaining mix of music. It is considered important by both partners in this outreach that the recitals remain free of charge. This means that ‘Lunchtime Recitals’ has to work hard to keep in financial balance, but both the District and Town Councils, recognising the importance to the local community, give invaluable grants. Individuals can (and do) help by becoming Friends of Lunchtime Recitals and there is also a small income from programme sales. Of vital importance too is the generosity shown by the musicians, all of them professional, in accepting fees that are significantly less than they could get elsewhere, and for this both ‘Lunchtime Recitals’ and the church are most grateful. Tom Jones (High St.Liaison Person with ‘Lunchtime Recitals’) Action for Children - Witney Children’s Centre Number of your organisers and helpers There are 3 members of the team. 1 full time Team Lead who manages both Centres in Witney, 1 full time Family Support Worker, 1 part time Admin Support worker, Number of those attending group Over the last year there have been approximately 685 children under 5 and 830 carers attending the group.
prose and poetry readings, perform at all the recitals but at each one there are also items by guest artists. Last year these included performances on violin, double bass, guitar, bassoon, flute, and by a soprano and a tenor. Annabel carefully plans each recital around a particular theme and this always ensures an inventive and entertaining mix of music. It is considered important by both partners in this outreach that the recitals remain free of charge. This means that ‘Lunchtime Recitals’ has to work hard to keep in financial balance, but both the District and Town Councils, recognising the importance to the local community, give invaluable grants. Individuals can (and do) help by becoming Friends of Lunchtime Recitals and there is also a small income from programme sales. Of vital importance too is the generosity shown by the musicians, all of them professional, in accepting fees that are significantly less than they could get elsewhere, and for this both ‘Lunchtime Recitals’ and the church are most grateful. Tom Jones (High St.Liaison Person with ‘Lunchtime Recitals’) Action for Children - Witney Children’s Centre Number of your organisers and helpers There are 3 members of the team. 1 full time Team Lead who manages both Centres in Witney, 1 full time Family Support Worker, 1 part time Admin Support worker, Number of those attending group Over the last year there have been approximately 685 children under 5 and 830 carers attending the group.