Parish Clerk Sarah Scott reflects on her decade-long tenure, highlighting her varied responsibilities, the challenges of managing parishioner expectations amidst budget cuts, and her deep-rooted connection to the village. The […]
The Annual Sloe Gin Competition took place on 21st February. There was a staggering 55 entries which presented quite a challenge for the 3 anonymous judges. (They may have been
The Windmill Trustees have announced that the village’s windmill will reopen on June 8, 2019, following significant restoration efforts, with plans for an event featuring presentations, displays, and community activities.
The village of Great Chishill is working towards refurbishing the historic bells of St Swithun’s Church, which have a storied past and were restored to ring in the Millennium, with
The village commemorated the centenary of the Armistice with a poignant remembrance service at the War Memorial, followed by a reflective gathering at the United Reformed Chapel, where children and
On Sunday 11th November the bells of St Swithuns rang out in remembrance of those from our villages who gave their lives in the 2 World Wars and in commemoration
Around 100 metal detectorists participated in a fundraising event organized by Zoé Williams, resulting in significant historical finds and raising over £1500 for the Great Chishill Windmill Trust. Volunteers gathered
We have not seen much change in the appearance of the windmill over the summer. We needed to gain further Listed Building Consent for work on the tail and for
On Sunday 7th October, around 100 people armed with metal detectors, led by Zoë Williams of Pink Wellies Metal Detecting Group set out to search 250 acres of land surrounding
St Swithun’s Church celebrated the completion of essential repairs and upgrades, including a new water supply and drainage system, thanks to a successful fundraising effort that raised £343,200, with further