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Fearnan Village Association Minutes of the AGM and Business Meeting, 4.30 pm on the 23rd March 2013 Welcome The Chair, Sue Gardener, opened the meeting by welcoming members and particularly the new members.  She explained that the format of the … Continue reading →

The FVA Coffee Mornings resumed in the village hall last week with a very friendly and chatty event – and some delicious cakes, biscuits and savouries that disappeared pretty quickly. There was also good news to announce.  This included the … Continue reading →

Here they are at last – the missing photos!

If you noticed the warm smell of baking wafting through Fearnan last Saturday, it was a sign of the preparations for the 2013 Pudding Night.  A record number of 27 puddings were being prepared, baked and decorated before being delivered … Continue reading →

Here is an update on forthcoming events: Sat 9th Feb – Don’t forget the FVA Pudding Night for members and their guests this Saturday.  It starts at 6pm, and costs £7.00 for as much as you can eat of the … Continue reading →

Sue and Fiona have been engaged in a little trans-Atlantic recipe development with a former resident of Fearnan! Alastair Barnett, who spent much of his childhood in Fearnan, got in touch through the website to say that he was planning … Continue reading →

A Happy New Year to one and all, and may it be a good one for you! This little website has been running for almost 2 years now.  In the last year, we have posted 31 articles and 135 photos, … Continue reading →

What with recent snowfalls, and mulled wine and mince pies being served in the village hall last Saturday, Christmas suddenly seems to be just around the corner. Saturday’s event in the Hall was well attended, and raised a fantastic £145.90 … Continue reading →

Please join the FVA and the Village Hall Committees for Mince Pies and Mulled Wine  on Sat 8th December from 3.30pm – 5.30 at Fearnan Village Hall. Cost: £3.00 All proceeds to Aberfeldy Cottage Hospital

Two interesting snapshots of Fearnan’s past have come to light in the last week or so, and both have come from overseas. The first came via Valarie McDonald from New Zealand.  Valarie’s great, great uncle, Peter McEwan, lived in Fearnan … Continue reading →