The Chishills Newsletter April 2021
The Pit Club, a local secret organisation, has resurfaced to plant 150 donated saplings in the Chalk Pit, a rare woodland area, with the help of The Conservation Volunteers, a […]
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The Chishills Newsletter March 2021
The newsletter reflects on the village’s beloved Cinema Club, which offered a cozy community experience with films, snacks, and drinks, and expresses hope for its return post-COVID-19 restrictions. The village’s
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The Annual Sloe Gin Competition
Every year Great Chishill bellringers run a Sloe Gin competition, raising money for the refurbishment of the bells of St Swithuns. Due to the virus it was thought that the
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The Chishills Newsletter February 2021
An interesting discovery in the chapel graveyard has led to Thomas Waller, a young man who died from wounds sustained at Ypres in 1914, being officially recognized as a Great
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Poo and Litter Bins
New dog waste bins have been installed in the village, one in May Street and one in Hall Lane. A new litter bin also added on the playing fields. With
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The Chishills Newsletter January 2021
The windmill restoration project in Great Chishill achieved a significant milestone with the successful testing of the tail structure, and the Windmill Trust is now focused on establishing a safe
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The Village Advent Calendar
This is not an advent calendar as you may know it, and there are no chocolates behind the doors, BUT, many people in the village have prepared ‘windows’ which will
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Time to be Creative again
from Hilary Goodall Following the success of the Write Here, Write Now project earlier this year, it was a good time to put something together about Christmas for display in
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The Yarn Bombers are back!
The ladies of Barley Knitting Group have been busy again, decorating our post boxes for charity. So, if this has made you smile please help others smile at Christmas by
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The Chishills Newsletter December 2020
The Great Chishill Community Pub Limited encourages residents to complete a questionnaire to gather opinions on community matters, with options to download or submit responses electronically. Simon Clark has submitted