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Nancy Price, Born Kinver, 1880
Roll Out the Barrel!- Kinver Rotary Update – May 2013
Kinver Resident takes the High Road to Scotland- Over 10 Lambs Killed by Marauding Dog at Greenforge
Exciting new discovery at Kinver Rock Houses
Canal Maintenance Team- Kinver Village Women’s Institute April 2013
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Dan Walsh at The Cross Inn
Kinver OnLine is the website for the South Staffordshire Village of Kinver
- Roll Out the Barrel!
There were barrells of fun in Kinver High Street, when the Midlands Heavy Horses Leo and Archie once again delivered beer from Enville and Kinver Breweries to the Constitutional Club.The Horses visited Vale Farm before delivering beer to the KSCA, Constitutional Club, Cross Inn and Dunsley Hall. The journey back was made easier with a lighter load of cakes from 5-a-day to be delivered to the National Trust Rock Houses.
- Kinver Rotary Update – May 2013
Members of the Rotary Club of Kinver have been spending some of the money they raised with the Christmas sleigh , gathering in more funds and working to keep the village clean and tidy.
The expenditure was on the seniors’ New Year party which had to be postponed because of the January snows that hit the area on the precise day planned for the annual event. The April date of the rearranged function was, in fact, welcomed by the 130 guests who indicated they would prefer the Party to be held during the spring in future years.
The evening featured nostalgic 60s entertainment by Rob Pitt and excellent solo presentations by pupils from Edgecliff School. Rotarians acted as chauffeurs, hosts and waiters while their wives prepared the supper.
The club’s International Committee raised more than £170 at a Soul and Motown night held at the club’s “home “at the Fox Inn at Stourton while a walking treasure hunt along the High Street and the canal raised £120 for the Community and Vocational Committee. This cash has been earmarked for renovations to the canal side picnic area close to The Vine, established by the club to commemorate the centenary of Rotary International.
Teams from the club have been active on weekends since late April sweeping and tidying the High Street and siting more than 60 hanging baskets in preparation for the judging of the Best Kept Village competition.
Find out about where to eat or stay in Kinver Village, what businesses and shops trade in the village and how to enjoy a full day out in this wonderful little oasis of the Black Country. There is plenty to be enjoyed by all the family for tourists, and villagers alike. A brilliant location to live or to visit for a holiday.
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The village was within the Royal Forest of Kinver, and nearby Stourton Castle was the Royal Hunting Lodge and Royal Forester’s lodge for King John. Kinver Forest was part of a large forest which included Wyre and Morfe Forests. Whilst the forest is a shadow of it’s once large expanse, Kinver can be easilly located with good accuracy in Google Earth from a great height.
