Windmill Update May 2020
David McKeown writes It feels very strange to be writing an update as this world-wide pandemic still has many of us confined to our homes. Nonetheless, things are happening with […]
David McKeown writes It feels very strange to be writing an update as this world-wide pandemic still has many of us confined to our homes. Nonetheless, things are happening with […]
You may have seen Angus Gent out, looking very sporty on a bicycle lately, and wondered what he was up to, apart from keeping fit! He is racking up the
Dr. Lisa Mackenzie provides an update on the changes at Addenbrooke’s Hospital due to COVID-19, emphasizing safety measures, visitor restrictions, and the importance of staying home unless necessary. Community assistance
from Priscilla Woollard Our family have lived in the village for 35 years and we have two children, Tom & Georgina. Historically, Tom has played both for our village Football
Phil Maynard created a small ‘Treasure Hunt’ as a little bit of fun for residents of Great Chishill to do when out doing their bit of daily exercise. This proved
Tess Gent thought that the children of the village would like to show their understanding, gratitude and thanks in this difficult time, however young, so she distributed a letter and
Granta Medical Practices has established a dedicated Covid emergency team and shifted to enhanced telephone and email services to prioritize patient and staff safety amid the rising number of coronavirus
One of the village’s most keenly fought contests climaxed on 5 March as the Bowls Club staged its annual knock-out competition final. Over the winter season, two dozen entrants were
Rabbit Residence Rescue was founded by local resident, Caroline Collings over 20 years ago and became a registered charity in 2012. The rescue is run by two fully trained animal
The Cricketer’s Arms, a pop-up pub event organized by Great Chishill’s cricketers to celebrate the club’s 150th anniversary, successfully raised over £1000 and served more than 70 meals, creating a