The Borough Belles WI are opening up the opportunity for our members to guest write for the BBWI Blog. I personally write my own blog called “Never Eat Wobbly Jelly” and jumped at the chance to write up my new favourite recipe for pancake day! If you’d like to write on our blog please do contact … Continue reading
A buzzing Borough Belles meeting kicked off 2015, as we threw ourselves into volunteering speed dating. Representatives from six local charities and organisations gave up their Wednesday evening to tell the Belles how they can get involved with volunteering this year – and how it will benefit them, as well as the groups (and people) … Continue reading
Amy has written up her thoughts on the very successful wine tasting evening! Wow, what a meeting that was. Not only was it one of the largest meetings we’ve ever had, it was also was the longest! The thirst (excuse the pun) for knowledge meant that our meeting lasted until 10.30pm instead of the usual … Continue reading
We are pleased to announce that Toby Lane, professional wine taster will be coming to this months meeting to teach us the how to master the fundamentals of wine tasting. :: 19th November: Wine Tasting with Toby Lane : 7.30pm :: Toby has been professionally involved in wine for the last 10 years in which time he has achieved a WSET qualification. … Continue reading
Autumn is definitely in the air – we may well be digging out the winter coats but at our next meeting we’ll be hearing about much more exciting discoveries! :: 15th October: Trowelblazers – Women in Archaeology : 7.30pm :: One of the surprises of our Social Bingo night last year was to find that … Continue reading
Our first Cocktails and Pages book club event kicked off with a fizz this week. We sampled the cocktail menu of The Jam Circus in Brockley and discussed in detail our thoughts on Erin Morgenstern’s The Night Circus (see the link?!) We had a record number of attendees all with opinions, most with the opinion … Continue reading
Last weekend the Borough Belles hit the streets of Bermondsey with our amazing cake and craft stall. The festival itself spanned from one end of Bermondsey Street to the other and was chock-full of stalls from local businesses selling anything from vintage wares to artworks to bric-a-brac to artisan foods. It had a very “village … Continue reading
