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Clifton WI enjoyed a fabulous Burns Night supported by The Royal Scottish Country Dance Society Bristol, who not only demonstrated Scottish dancing, but got us dancing a reel or two. It was great fun and a wonderful way to celebrate our first meeting of 2025. 

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