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SPRING TEA DANCE 2026 Sunday 26 April 2026 saw us once again hold an afternoon tea dance at the Swallowfield Parish Hall. This year just shy of 50 people danced to the music of Ian and Judith Muir. The plates brought by the participants produced an excellent selection to refresh the dancers in preparation for … Continue reading ""